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Speaker 1 (00:20):
Welcome everybody, and welcome fellow Patriots. Welcome fellow plurbulls. Welcome
all of you, Drex to society. You rocked well theer's
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and you always know what we're going to call you.
That's friends, allies and patriots. Always welcoming you here. This
is the Conservative Commander's Radio Show, and I'm Rick Trador

(00:44):
coming to you from the my Pillow Studios and my
Sewer Studios of the a UN TV network. And joining
me today as my co host is Sharon Angle, the
Patriot from the battle Borne State, the Silver State of Nevada.
And Sharon, welcome back, Welcome back to Conservative Commanders.

Speaker 2 (01:03):
Thanks Rip. I know I have a smile on my face,
but I feel like we need to talk about something
that really is tragic, and it's a tragic across our nation,
a tragedy that just keeps happening and happening and happening. Today.

(01:26):
Annunciation Catholic Church school shooter identified as Robin Westman reportedly
is trans so fourteen children have been shot, Oh my god,
with two dead after a gunman opened fire on a
Minneapolis Catholic Church during the first mass of the school year.

(01:52):
Authorities and witnesses described the horrifying scene as the community
reels from the violence that took place at a Denunciation
Catholic Church around eight thirty am local times, So that
would have been earlier than that, of course my time,
and later than that your time there I think on

(02:16):
met was central time. But during a mass, a gunman
approached on the outside of the side of the building
and began firing a rifle through the church windows towards
the children sitting in the pews at the mass. Shooting
through the windows, he struck children and worshipers that were

(02:38):
inside the building.

Speaker 1 (02:40):
He well.

Speaker 2 (02:43):
He described the shooting as a deliberate act of violence
against innocent children and worshipers. The sheer, cruelty and cowardice
of firing into a church full of children is absolutely uncomprehensible,
said Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara. At least twenty people

(03:08):
are believed to have been gunned down, but the final
tally of victims is not yet confirmed. O'Hara did confirm
that two children perished between the who were ages eight
and ten. The shooter is allegedly trans going by Robin

(03:28):
Westman and Robert Westman. According to Fox News, pictures have
been leaked that show rifle magazines with numerous disturbing inscription
as well as his manifesto. He appeared to have a
disdain for Christians. One magazine read where is Your God

(03:50):
for the Children?

Speaker 1 (03:52):
Read?

Speaker 2 (03:52):
Another kill Donald Trump was also written, and then there
are pictures of this.

Speaker 1 (04:08):
Well, the only good thing that can possibly come out
of this and it's this really does anger me. I mean, Sharon, this,
this LBG d Q community is totally off the rails,
all right, They're totally out of touch. They're they're definitely
dealing with with problems. Because over the last several years,

(04:32):
and I didn't know that we were going to talk
about this, I wasn't able to look it up. The
number of crimes, shootings, killings committed by people like this guy,
Robin Westman are unbelievable. The number of mass shootings by

(04:52):
people who are confused by their gender, all right, And
I don't know why they're confused. God made them right
the first time. God made them right the first time.
The only good thing is I was going to say,
come out of this. This person died from a self

(05:13):
inflicted gunshotmin is what I'm looking at here, twenty three
year old man. I'm unreal, full of hate, full of hate,
and this hate and vitriol, Sharon, where's it coming from?
I think it's being built up by the left. It's
built up by these liberals. That's all they seem to

(05:36):
be able to do anymore is spew hate. And this
is the result that you get innocent children killed.

Speaker 2 (05:47):
Well, it just continues on and on. I you know,
you and I both remember when we were so shocked
at Columbine, and that wasn't the first one, but it
was so shocking. And now when we hear hear of it,

(06:08):
we're not shocked anymore that it's happened.

Speaker 1 (06:12):
Sgling as sharonam giggling this now. And I'll tell you
what's disgusting. Headline Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry, those who vandalize
our trans community quote have lost their sense of common humanity.

(06:34):
That's the response coming from the mayor of Minneapolis. And
I'll repeat it.

Speaker 2 (06:41):
What does that mean?

Speaker 1 (06:42):
Those who villainize those enough italyized, Those who villainize, villainize
our trans community have lost their sense of common humanity.
This is coming from the mayor of Minneapolis, Sharon. I'll
tell you who's lost common humanity is people like this

(07:07):
guy who kills children, children eight and ten years old.
That's who lost That's who has lost their sense of
common humanity. And all these other trans killers, they're the
ones that villainize their selves, that villainize their own trans

(07:29):
community with their loss of sense of common humanity.

Speaker 2 (07:39):
Well, once again the Minneapolis mayor, yes, is it has villainized,
has villainized the church, not the trans man, not the
one who committed this horrible highness crime. He's made him

(08:01):
the victim. Right, It's just so upside down, so wrong.
President Trump said, I've been fully briefed on the tragic
shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The FBI quickly responded and they
are on the scene. The White House will continue to

(08:23):
monitor this terrible situation. Please join me in praying for
everyone involved. And I got a proper response for the mayor.

Speaker 1 (08:33):
Yeah, Google, I went on Google and I just google
trans killers, and you know what I get, lists of
people killed by being transgender. New York City police charge
five with disturbing murder, murder of trance individual convicted killer

(08:55):
of trance woman on the run. I mean, you see
what's going on, and they try to turn this, they
try to turn this and make it like the trance
Are the victims? Right where a lot of you know,
going back to the Poulse night club. Remember that Sharon

(09:16):
that was a transgender person. Yes, okay, there was a
killing school shooting in Kentucky. I think it was that
was a trans person. I mean, so many of these
mass shootings within the last so many years have been
committed by trans individuals. Yeah, and yet, and yet people

(09:45):
like the mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota want to make trans
the victims. Well, they are victims in a sense. They're
victim of their own insecurity. They're victim of their not
knowing who and what they are. These people sharing need help,

(10:07):
they need help.

Speaker 2 (10:11):
Well, this mayor, I mean, it gets worse here he
goes again. His name's Jacob Pry. He says thoughts and
prayers aren't needed after Annunciation Nunciation Catholic church school shooting. Quote,
don't just say this is about thoughts and prayers right now.

(10:31):
These kids were literally praying. So what does that mean
their prayers? You know what, prayer doesn't work. That's what
I'm getting from him is that that we shouldn't be praying.
Absolutely we should be praying. We should be praying for
our country. This is just so bizarre, really, isn't it

(10:56):
that we have the victim being called villain villainizers or
someone who's villainizing. I don't think those that eight year
old or that ten year old child that died today,
I don't think they even understand what trends is, let
alone being able to villainize this guy, this twenty three

(11:19):
year old man who's obviously got big problems, big problems,
big problems. And yet you know, it seems to be
that he was trying to make a statement, right, trying
to make a statement with his life so it would

(11:42):
have meaning for him. I guess I don't know. It's crazy,
it's crazy.

Speaker 1 (11:51):
Okay, Here and here I kind of found a partial list,
And if these stupid ads will just stay down for
a minute. The Colorado spring shooter identified as non binary,
the Denver shooter identified as trance, the Aberdeen shooter identified
as trans, the National Nashville shooter identified as trance. These

(12:20):
are sick, sick individual Sharon. They're very sick individuals, starting
with their gender, dysphoria. Is that is that the correct
term gender dysphoria that they don't, And well, can you

(12:41):
blame You can blame social media, You can blame the
the the the mainstream media for promoting homosexuality. You can
you can blame channel Zone, like maybe Bravo, who always

(13:04):
promotes transgenders and homosexuality. If you watch Bravo, if you
watch the individuals that are on Bravo programs, you would swear,
you would swear half the nation is homosexual if you
just watch the Bravo network, because half the couples they

(13:26):
portray it on their channel are okay.

Speaker 2 (13:36):
Well, I know that just about every movie that you
go to anymore, unless it's a Christian movie, you're going
to have to deal with it because they're trying to
normalize it. And so they will have a character or
a couple of characters, every one of them is either

(13:57):
homosexual or trans something trying to normalize that make you think, oh, well,
these guys are okay, they're good guys. Not necessarily, not
necessarily when you start looking at as you just did,
just look it up and find out that if you

(14:20):
are mentally ill in one area, there's mental illness all
around here that needs to be dealt with, and nobody
is calling it by its name. No one's saying, oh,
this is mental illness. We need to help these folks. No, no,
this is normal, and we need to help the folks

(14:40):
that are pointing out it out as mental illness and
saying we need to do something.

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Charon Angle and I'm Rick Trader, coming to you from
the mic Pillar Studios and my Sture Studios of the
a UN Television Network. Sharon, what else she following today?

Speaker 2 (16:49):
Well, I just I want to just conclude with what
a parent said about this shooting. They said, this is terrible.
This is evil. I don't know how you defend against it.
You know, in the Bible it says where evil abounds,
grace must bora bounds. And that's what we're looking at

(17:13):
in our culture. Signs of revival are everywhere. Searches Google,
searches are up for Jesus and the Bible. They're nearing
all time highs, and church construction is exploding.

Speaker 6 (17:29):
This is.

Speaker 2 (17:31):
Where God is on the rise. And when God is
on the rise, we can expect the enemy to be
on the rise too. So I guess we shouldn't have
been too surprised at wholesale evil bursting out like this,
attacking children, attacking innocence. But it's interesting that Google has

(17:53):
been doing, you know how they follow us. Everybody knows
that they do this because phone will ever once in
a while to answer a question you didn't ask, listening
into your conversation, and all of a sudden, you say,
what what is that about? You know, why is that
phone talking to me? Or you know, I'll get in

(18:17):
my car and my phone will say, oh, it's seven
minutes to the swimming pool, because it knows I'm going
to the swimming pool on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or
it'll say it's seven minutes to your church because it
knows I go to church on Sunday. So you know,
we're always being one.

Speaker 1 (18:33):
That's scary, that's dangerous, isn't it?

Speaker 2 (18:36):
Isn't it?

Speaker 1 (18:37):
You know, because if your phone knows all right, everybody
tell me. Don't tell me that can't be hacked into,
and somebody can find out that when you go to church,
where you go to church, when you go to swim
where you go to some you know, Sharon, how do
you defend yourself? The parent ask, how do you defend yourself? Well,

(18:58):
I would bet number it's really tough to defend yourself
against a mad, evil person who comes out of nowhere.
But we know very little about this guy who thought
he was a woman. I bet if you go back
and check his social media, there probably was some indication

(19:22):
in his social media that this person wasn't right. But
you see, but what is wrong? Political correctness does not
allow you to call out and say this person has
got a problem, this person needs help, and if this
person doesn't get help on their own, somebody should intervene.

(19:43):
A friend, a family member, an associate, a working colleague.
Somebody should intervene with these people, Yes, because I really
I don't think they wake up one morning and decide
to commit these acts of you know you and we've
we've seen this, we heard is they write letters, they

(20:06):
write manifestos, they post on social media or you see,
why wasn't that called into question? Why wasn't his social
media called into question? Well?

Speaker 2 (20:19):
See, he posted a picture of himself and then a
picture of a it looks like a magazine for a
gun that says where is your God on it? And
then another another magazine for a gun says for the
children ha ha ha ha ha ha, and then another

(20:41):
one another one that says killed Donald Trump on the barrel. Well, no,
it's a magazine, I think so in those are things
that he posts on. And then he posted his manifesto,
which was a letter to his family and they The
last sentences of that letter are I love you all,

(21:03):
I well remember you, pray for the victims and their families.
And then he he says PS to his sister, get
over yourself and make up with moms. She loves you,
you know, just last words. And then he says pps
I wouldn't recommend any of you to read my journals

(21:25):
unless you really want to, but be warned.

Speaker 1 (21:29):
I mean, he.

Speaker 2 (21:30):
Uses the F word in this. He's just even his
name on his account is Robin Westman, so it's just
this diabolically laughing. He posted a video where he made

(21:50):
strange sounds and laughed as he showed off his gun and.

Speaker 1 (21:53):
Ammo, oh my god.

Speaker 2 (21:56):
It's so You're right, Rick, It's all there if you
just go and look and google those.

Speaker 1 (22:03):
Well, Sharon, what if you were I posted things like that?
Do you think it wouldn't be reported? You don't think
that we'd be reported? Conservative talk show hosts right displays
guns and talks about killing children.

Speaker 2 (22:23):
Yeah, well so of our culture. This is kind of
an interesting thought. The good side is that interest in
Jesus is at seventy one out of one hundred this month,
so that's seventy five percent of the people are looking

(22:47):
what do you mean Jesus? On Google?

Speaker 6 (22:51):
Good.

Speaker 2 (22:52):
Out of one hundred searches in Google, seventy one times
it was about Jesus, and in July it was forty two,
so it's rising. And searching for the Bible was ninety
eight out of one hundred out of one hundred searches,

(23:13):
people were searching for the Bible. So people really are
looking like that parent said, what do you do when
you're confronted with so much evil? How do you defend yourself? Well,
people are figuring it out. Their only defense is God.
And I know that after today there will be more

(23:38):
that will be searching for God. How how does this happen?
Where does why does this happen? My little grandson went
to we had a big festival this week. Andy Palau
came at Lewis Palau Festivals came to our town this weekend,
and they gave him a little book and in the

(24:00):
back it said why do bad things happen to good people?
And the answer was sin because people are sinful. People
do bad things. People lie, people steal, people cheat, people
hate one another. You know, this guy and his ilk

(24:22):
would like to blame it all on God, But the
real blame is right here, those of us who have awakened,
if you will, and figured it out that we need
Jesus in our lives. We are now in recovery. We're
no longer in denial. We're in recovery. We're trying to

(24:43):
figure out how to fix that sin problem in our lives.
And now we see that many in our culture are
doing the same thing. They're making that same search, they're
seeking him. Here's another one, finally searching go to church

(25:05):
hit a hundred out of one hundred in April. That's
there during Easter, but it's still at eighty one this month,
so that people are looking.

Speaker 1 (25:17):
And apparently there was warnings there that government didn't heat
to the warnings. If there was a good guy with
a gun, Sharon, I do believe the only person that
would be dead this evening would be the shooter himself.
Those children would be alive, those other seventeen people wouldn't

(25:42):
have wounds from bullets from bullets, And Sharon, we don't
have a gun violence problem in America. We've got a
criminal problem and we've got a mental health problem. I've
never seen a gun shoot anybody, but I've seen a
lot of people that have shot other people. There are

(26:04):
a bunch of sick individuals sharing out there, and government.
Government is inept at stopping them, and they're inept at
keeping us safe. Hey, Sharon, I love a good old
time country dinner, you know, I really do. And one

(26:25):
of the places I used to like to go, especially
for chicken and dumplings, because it's tough to find good
chicken and dumplings. All right. One of those places that
had pretty decent chickling and dumplings, not the best, but
pretty decent was good old Cracker Barrel. Now, I'm sure

(26:47):
most people by now have heard the brew haha o
a Cracker Barrel going woke. You know, it was interesting.
You go on into Cracker Barrel and they have the
old tools up on the wall and things, and it
was fun. It was fun. Well, they pulled all that
down and they put up what some people have described

(27:09):
as transsexual ord or whatever, and then they changed their
logo and they've really gone woke. They really went well, well,
what has happened is there was such an outcry from
customers and the people that own Cracker Barrel and they're

(27:31):
there's stockholders. And by the way, the stockholders are people
like you and me. I don't know stock and Cracker Barrel.
Maybe you do, I don't know. But there was such
an uproar. There was such an uproar. Guess what they've
called a hope a holt to all this new crap.

(27:53):
They called a Holt. They're going to go back to
their old logo, an old guy forgetting Sam sitting next
to a cracker barrel in a rocking chair. And I
hope they bring back the old fashioned memorabilia, the old tools,
and the old fashioned decorations on the walls. But it

(28:15):
when you look at that and going back to the
bud light fiasco, looking back at the target fiasco, and
it just goes to show once again something that's been
shown time and time and time again. The American people
don't want this woke crap. They don't want it. It

(28:38):
is not the American way of life. It's not our culture.
It does not meet our standards. And thank god, woke
has been slapped down once again. I was worried, Sharon.
I was worried because, as I said, occasionally I do
like a country dinner. Occasionally I do like, you know,

(29:03):
chickling and then dumplings, and cracker barrel was one of
the few places I know where I could go. Thank God,
I might be able to go back to cracker barrel again.
But at the same time I think that the company
has got a fire heads have got a roll further
for this. Do you know the value of the company
went down about twenty percent in the past week or

(29:25):
so over this it really did. It lost about twenty
percent of its value. Now, as I said, individuals on
Cracker Barrel stock, and I'll tell you wels owned stock
in companies. Anybody that's invested in a four to oh

(29:46):
one K, anybody that has a pension plan, anybody who
belongs to a union and invested into a pension plan.
Those pension plans are the stock by and large of
these companies like Cracker Barrel, like Target, like Budweiser. They

(30:10):
should know, don't you think they should know? By now?
This this woke don't work.

Speaker 2 (30:16):
Well, we've been saying it for a long time here
on this show. Go woke, go broke, right, That's that's
what we've been seeing all along, and we've been reporting
it as it happens. The moment that they turn that direction,
people get so angry that they just won't go there anymore.

(30:38):
So that's what causes them to take dives in their sales.
And the problem is that once your clientele leaves, once
they depart, they don't come back. They find other places
to go. You might like their chicken and dumplings at

(30:58):
cracker Barrel. Maybe just down at the uh what is that,
the Big Corral, the Western Corral. Maybe they've got as
good or you know, you'll find you'll find what you
like someplace else, is my point. And once that happens,
you don't go back. We had a boycott on part

(31:22):
not Target but and not Kmart, but the other one
I can't even remember. No it is they don't even
they don't even exist anymore.

Speaker 1 (31:33):
If I said them, you go, well, Kmart doesn't exist, sears.

Speaker 2 (31:38):
Kmart doesn't exist. But it was another one like those,
and you know, people just said, well, I just don't
go there anymore, and they went on down the street
and that was the last of that business. It hung
on for a few years, but it wasn't the same
the same afterwards.

Speaker 1 (31:58):
From Beyond is another company that went broken and went bankruptcy.
You know, that's another one. But I've heard a theory
that a lot of this woke garbage, woke marketing comes
out of places like New York. And we see what's
happening in New York with Mundani Man.

Speaker 2 (32:20):
Danny and Danny, Yeah.

Speaker 1 (32:22):
He's probably going to be elected mayor, and we see
what's happening there. But what happens in New York does
not reflect the country, Thank god, it does not reflect
the country. This is just another indication. This is not
just another indication. As I said, heads need to roll,

(32:46):
heads need to roll a cracker barrel. This company is
in dire need of new management. It really is.

Speaker 2 (32:56):
Well, they lost ninety four million dollars in a day over.

Speaker 1 (33:01):
This in value.

Speaker 2 (33:02):
This, Yes, this is a big deal. It's a big deal.
And as you said, they've lost nearly two hundred million
just because you know, it's been out a week that
they've had this this woke stuff out and already people
are just reacting.

Speaker 1 (33:22):
Well, let me give you an indication of what happened
to this this stock. Okay, In July twenty third, the
value of this stock was almost seventy two dollars a share.
It was seventy one dollars and eighty six cents all right.

(33:43):
On August twenty fifth, the value or this share, the
value with the stock was fifty four dollars and twenty
seven cents. So roughly, from seventy two dollars a share
to fifty four dollars a share roughly, that's how big

(34:05):
of a drop that was that's huge. Like I said,
the value is like twenty Well that's actually more than
twenty percent. A twenty percent drop in the value of
the company. Now, what's interesting since this company has come
back now and said, guess what, we're going to go

(34:29):
back to the way we were, the value of the
stock has increased the sixty dollars and thirty three cents
a share as of today, So you can see what's
moving markets here, Sharon, this woke crap. Don't go around here.
It's totally incompatible with the American way of life. And

(34:53):
don't tell me New York and Los Angeles and Chicago
is the American way of life. It is not Middle
America is. So anyway, that's my little rant on Cracker Barrel.

Speaker 2 (35:11):
Well, I don't know if we're over with it yet,
because they embraced a board member, a new board member,
and of course the American way is Cracker Barrel can
have anybody on their board that they want to. They
are a private company. That's their business. But this board member,

(35:33):
Gilbert Davila, is a DEI Diversity Equitation as consultant.

Speaker 1 (35:44):
Well, as I said, heads need to roll.

Speaker 2 (35:46):
Sharon, Yeah, he's uh, he is the president and CEO
of this DMI consulting uh TO that specializes in multi
cultural marketing and DEEI strategy. So guess where this came from.
You get a guy that like that on your board,

(36:08):
all of a sudden he starts to impose his agenda
on the whole business. Was he wrong? Absolutely wrong? He
killed their business almost in one day. And that's the
That's the real telling sign for me is that even

(36:30):
though we can't tell you who to put on your board,
and we're not going to say you can't have this
guy on the board, the the reality is that if
you put people like this on your board, there's a
danger that you're going to lose your business. So you
need to be more careful. I guess about who you

(36:54):
invite to do business with you, And that's you know,
it's just a a glaring oops here on the part
of a cracker barrel. I hope you know that they
learn their lesson as far as embracing this stuff. But

(37:14):
who knows, you know, who knows?

Speaker 1 (37:17):
Who knows? Sharon, Let's get a break in and move
on from there. And you are listening to and watching
the conservative commandos. I'm Rick Trader, my coas today is
Sharon Angel. I'm coming to you from the My Pillow
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(43:16):
in advance. So, Sharon, what's going on, kiddo?

Speaker 2 (43:20):
Well, since you brought up a story that has been
kind of looping along for a few days, I wanted
to bring up John Bolton.

Speaker 1 (43:30):
You know, when we would go.

Speaker 2 (43:32):
To I know and we would go to Seapacky was
one that we would seek out for interviews because John
Bolton had had a real grasp on conservatives body did.
Dotty was a straight shooter and we we embraced John Bolton.
And now the FBI has been investigating John Bolton. Why

(43:58):
because they feel like may have betrayed his country. He
had access to classified materials and it looks like he
sent those classified materials outside of his office to his wife,
to his daughter, uh in order to retrieve them, and

(44:21):
he kind of indiscriminately used those things to write a book.
Although that's you know, they're not saying that the book
has anything to do with what they are investigating. Here,
they're just investigating how he used his office well and

(44:45):
in a portrayal of his country. It's it's like I said,
it's not just disappointing, it's it's surprising. It's shocking to me,
shocking to me.

Speaker 1 (44:57):
And I thought, I thought John Bolton one of those
true American patriots, and they got to say, I gotta admit, Sharon,
you know, I've been doing Conservative Commandos since like twenty ten,
two thousand and nine, twenty ten, and I've met a
lot of individuals. So in that time, you know, I've

(45:20):
met a lot of congresspeople, senators, met governors, I've met
people that have been in a presidential administrations, politicians, and
I'm disappointed by how so many of them, people who

(45:42):
I believed in, have betrayed my feelings of trust. Seriously.
And you and I have talked about this before, and
by the way, Sharon, in my opinion, Sharon Angel is
one of the very few, very few who never disappointed me.

(46:06):
I want to say that right out front, but so many,
you know, Sharon, it's almost like I don't want to
trust meeting any more of them. You know what. I
hope that when they investigate John Bolton. It turns out
to be a nothing burger. Seriously, it turns out to

(46:29):
be nothing burger. I would hate to think what they're
accusing him of is true, you know, because if he
sent those classified documents to his wife, to his daughter,
god knows who else he sent them to, God knows
who they sent him to. God knows who they said

(46:52):
what to whom about what was in these classified documents.

Speaker 2 (46:59):
Well, and I guess the thing that just is kind
of telling about this is that in twenty twenty, when
Trump lost the election, the investigation of John Bolton went away.
Now they ramped up the investigation of people like John Eastman,

(47:19):
of people like Rudy Giuliani, of the President himself, they
amped that up. But John Bolton, Biden says, don't bother
that guy. Don't bother that guy. And I know that
part of that, we thought, of course, was the feeling
that after he had worked in the Trump administration and

(47:41):
then been let go, that there was animosity between him
and the president, and so that the enemy of my
enemy is my friend would have been Biden's course. You know, well,
John Bolton is now the enemy of Trump, and so
h he's my friend now. And so we kind of

(48:02):
let that slide. But now that cash Bitil, Dan Bongino
and Pam Bondi are in charge of the FBI, they
and the Attorney General's office, they have revisited this to
say what's going on there. They said public corruption will

(48:26):
not be tolerated, and another said America's safety isn't negotiable.
Justice will be pursued always. So it's not about a vendetta.
I don't believe. I believe they are really trying to
get to the bottom of what went on while John

(48:48):
Bolton was in that office. Maybe so, but he was
dismissed or fired or terminated however you want to say,
in twenty nineteen. So some thing happened that I don't
remember hearing too much about at the time that made

(49:09):
the president change his mind. He had put him on
his team in twenty sixteen, and he survived on that
team until twenty nineteen. So something happened there that made
him lose his trust in John Bolton. And I remember
thinking that it was good that John Bolton could mix

(49:34):
with both sides, the never Trumpers and the Trumpers, that
he was held in enough regard by both sides that
he at least could make that crossover without too much animosity.
But I guess it wasn't exactly how that went. And

(49:56):
from then on he's been critical of President Trump. And
of course, even on the day that they went in
and rated John Moulton had a few things to say,
and one of them was, well, this is just, you know,
more of the same. Trump is out to get that
Nobel Peace Prize and and so he's you know, doing

(50:18):
everything he can. Of course, but the President said he
didn't know they were going to raid John Bolton. They
didn't even he didn't even know they were investigating him.
In fact, they called him to ask him if he
wanted to know what they were doing, and he said no,
I'd rather not, because he said, I want to be
able to give credible deniability that I don't know what's

(50:40):
going on over there, that this isn't something that I'm
doing trying to weaponize the Department of Justice or the FBI,
like the Bidens did and like Obama did. So he
has tried to play this above board with everyone out

(51:00):
of it, letting the people that he trusts to do
their job do their job.

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Welcome back, Welcome back to the Conservative Commander's radio show.
We share it angle in your Shuley Rick Dreader coming
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day is with this and please make that an introduction.

Speaker 2 (52:42):
It's always my pleasure to introduce Paul Dreason, who's the
senior advisor for the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow see
fact and the author of articles and books on energy,
environmental and human rights issues. Paul, Welcome back to the
Conservative Commandos radio show.

Speaker 6 (53:02):
Always great to be with you, guys. Thank you, it's.

Speaker 2 (53:05):
Great to have you here. And I'm looking at an
article that I want you to talk about. This is
a human rights issue, the moss Hesbila I ran you
in access of evil. Incredibly few Palestinian civilian casualties in
israelis in Israel's war of survival, yet only Israel is condemned.

(53:29):
It is amazing to me that that's the situation. But
you seem to have just said it like it is.
It's the truth. We don't hear. We hear very little
about what's going on in Israel, or even about what
has happened in Israel. You give us some interesting statistics.

(53:50):
I want you to go over that about October seventh,
what really happened there?

Speaker 10 (53:58):
Well, we had all three thousand Ammas terrorists storm into Israel,
they busted through the wall that was supposed to protect
Israel from Gaza from terrorist attacks. In Gaza, they broke
through in about fifty different places and charged in with
three thousand people on motorcycles and trucks and cars, and

(54:22):
even with paragliders. They massacred twelve hundred people. The women
who were raped and murdered, not one of them was
in a form at the end that they could be
shown to their families. They were so mutilated. They maimed
about fifty four hundred people, They kidnapped two hundred and

(54:44):
fifty and on top of the three thousand terrorists who
stormed in, about three thousand war gosms, men, women and
even children as young as ten or twelve.

Speaker 6 (54:56):
Years old joined in this.

Speaker 10 (55:00):
Doing some of the killing, hoping with the kidnapping, but
mostly ransacking and looting and burning the homes. So this
was all on October seventh. Hamas The next day Habala
over in the Lebanon area southern Lebanon started launching rockets

(55:20):
and missiles and drones into northern Israel. So in southern
Israel about thirty forty thousand people were driven from their
homes and in northern Israel. About eighty thousand people were
driven from their homes. Nobody in the north has been
allowed back in. It's just too dangerous to be there,

(55:43):
and his bala is targeting even daycare centers and schools
and homes and cars. It used to be just rockets
randomly shot in there. Now it's missiles, anti tank missiles,
other guided missiles, and also drove. Their drones are accurate
enough that one of them actually was targeting and hit

(56:05):
Prime Minister Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem. So it's a dangerous place,
and Israel's fighting back. It's a war of survival for
Israel because you've got the Whutis, You've got Isis, You've
got Iran, your rock Syria, the Habalah and Hamas terrorists

(56:28):
all waging war from seven different directions on Israel. They're
fighting back, and the attitude in the international community so called,
seems to be that Jews are not allowed to fight back.
Israel is not allowed to fight back. Israel is somehow
an illegitimate country, even though it was created by the

(56:49):
UN after World War Two. So here we are with
all these attacks ongoing, and Israel is launching attacks back.
These guys who have deliberately embedded themselves underground and in
apartment buildings, un facilities, schools, mosques, hospitals, places where civilians are.

(57:14):
They want civilian casualties, and some of the civilians want
to be casualties. A lot of others don't want to
be casualties, but Hamas kills them if they try to leave.
This is going on right this week, with people trying
to get out of the way and amas Is shooting them.
Hamas also shoots them and has ballahed Us if they

(57:34):
try to take the humanitarian aid that's intended for them.
Hamas wants it for themselves, so they shoot people that
are trying to get to the convoys ahead of Hamas.
And then if Amasue doesn't need all the food, they
sell it back to the gossens that the Palestinians at
wildly inflated prices. Food that comes in free gets sold

(57:57):
at two or three times market value because Hamas wants
the money. So this is the situation, and fighting back
in this kind of urban warfare is horrible stuff. We
learned this in Ramadi in Iraq during the Iraq War
against Isis. The American English UN forces were killing about

(58:21):
nine civilians for every ISIS person they killed every ISIS
terrorist in Gaza there and in Lebanon right now, the
West Bank, all those places, the Israelis are killing between
one and two civilians who don't get out of.

Speaker 6 (58:41):
The way, even though war Israel.

Speaker 10 (58:43):
Warns them one or two civilians per terrorists that they kill,
so one tenth almost of the casualties in the civilian
realm as took place in Iraq in the war against Isis.
And yet we never condemned. We were never condemned the

(59:04):
US forces, the British forces of French, all those people
that were in there fighting ices, killing eight to ten
times more people than the Israelis are killing. There was
never any condemnation. It's only Israel that gets this kind
of grief from the UN especially, but from the world
community as they like to call themselves.

Speaker 6 (59:27):
So we're seeing the answer.

Speaker 2 (59:29):
No, we've been We've been watching the article as as
you've been speaking. Paul as Rick has been sharing screen
sharing with us his his article, So we have been
watching what you've been talking about here, and it's interesting
to see it in black and white. I'm so glad

(59:51):
that you actually wrote the article, so that that we
can direct our listeners there as we talk the other things.

Speaker 10 (01:00:03):
It is available on Towne Hall as well. If people
aren't able to get it here.

Speaker 6 (01:00:08):
It's up on.

Speaker 10 (01:00:09):
Towne Hall, along with about a half dozen others articles
that I've written on this issue.

Speaker 2 (01:00:15):
Well, you know I was there on October seventh, so
I was at ground zero when they attacked. I know
you've been over to Israel since October seventh to see
how Israel is faring, and so we keep track. If
you're at all tuned in to Israel, you want to

(01:00:36):
keep track. I get lots of notifications every day on
how the war is going. And one of the things
that strikes me, and I know it's striking you because
you mentioned it, the Israelis are very careful about how
they're conducting this war. They warn't ahead of time, they

(01:00:57):
are strategic in their strikes. They're going after military targets.
Everything that they've done has been to diminish civilian casualties.
And as you said, the ones that are being killed
are the ones that won't get out of the way
for whatever reason. They've certainly had plenty of time to

(01:01:20):
get out of the way, because they don't just say
we're coming tomorrow. They say we're coming in a week,
or we will be coming in a couple of weeks,
or we're intending to come before the end of the month.
They give them a lot of lead time to figure
out where they're going to go so they won't get
caught at least, that's that's what I've been seeing, Paul.

Speaker 10 (01:01:43):
Well, you're right, it's not generally a week, but it's
a day, maybe two days, and then within hours of
the attack, and they're warned by leaflets, by emails, by texts,
by phone calls, by knocks on the door, even get
out of here. This is where we're coming in. For
some of these attacks that Israel launches, it's a shorter

(01:02:06):
period of time, but it's been that's for a particular target,
after longer term general warnings about an area to leave
northern Gaza, to leave from Romala, for example, and they
want to avoid as many casualties as they can. The

(01:02:29):
problem is you're fighting people that are down in tunnel
tunnels under the cities, and the access points to the
tunnels are in children's bedrooms, they're in even a cemetery.
You live by a gravestone, you open it up and
here's a tunnel down into a or an access shaft

(01:02:50):
down into a huge tunnel. And when you turn a hospital,
a mosque, a school, an apartment building, a whole into
a missile launching site, into an ambush site, into other
military positions, that makes those normally off limits targets legitimate targets.

(01:03:15):
That makes them military complexes. And if Israel is going
to fight back, they have to go where the terrorists are.
So this is the situation Israel faces. It's a very
difficult one.

Speaker 2 (01:03:29):
Well, I think the other thing that makes it even
more egregious is that this Axis of evil as you
call them, uses civilians as shields. So when we say
the ones that get killed are the ones that haven't left,
it's not like in some cases they even have a choice.

(01:03:53):
They deliberately keep civilians there, daring, daring the Israelis to
kill those civilians along with the military target.

Speaker 1 (01:04:03):
Paul Dreesener's our guests. He is a senior policy advisor
for the Committee for Constructive Tomorrow Sea Fact and we're
discussing the Hamas Hasbla Iran you and Axis of Evil. Hey, Paul,
thank you for holding through that break. Paul, the title
of your article is very interesting because when you call

(01:04:25):
it the axis of Evil, you include the UN in it.
Why is that?

Speaker 10 (01:04:33):
Well, first, let me clarify in two things. Number One,
I'm not speaking for sea Fact today. This is my
own interpretations, my own analysis, having been there multiple times
to Israel, to having been right up to the Gaza
border and other borders to see the conflict firsthand. And

(01:04:54):
I also wanted to mention that when the Israelis go
ahead and do take all these prec outians to reduce
civilian casualties, that means they put more Israeli soldiers at risk,
so more of them are getting killed and wounded and maimed.
But it's a price they're willing to pay to reduce

(01:05:16):
the civilian casualties. They get no credit for that. As
to the UN, they've got a lot of people in
the UN who've been actively collaborating with Hamas and Hezbaba.
Both the UN Relief and Works Agency UNRA and the
UNIFILI UN interim force in Lebanon, they have been actively collaborating.

(01:05:44):
There were a number of unruped people who actually took
part in the massacres, and there were people that were
unrupped people, un people who were murdering and raping Israelis,
who killed the babies, who helped kidnap people, they were
actually helping to hide the kidnapped victims in Gaza. There

(01:06:08):
are other people that have been involved over on the
South Lebanon side, same sort of situation. In addition, UNIFILL
has these outposts, these observation posts that are supposed to
be there to keep Hasbala from coming below the Latani River,

(01:06:29):
staying away from the southern Lebanon border with Israel, and
not be a permanent force there, and not have missile
sites and rocket sites and tunnels and all the things
that Hamas and has Balao have had. And yet UNIFILL
in Lebanon watched these tunnels being built. They know where

(01:06:52):
the shafts are to go into the tunnels. They've seen
all the Hasbala launching sites and sniper sites the other
activities that Husbala has undertaken in southern Lebanon for the
past twenty years almost and they have said nothing. They
pretend to see nothing, they hear nothing, they do nothing.

(01:07:16):
They just let Hasbala do whatever it wants. So on
top of that, you've got this woman, Francesca Albaneses, who's
an Italian woman representing the UN as a special Rapporteur
for the Palestinians, and she is a Jew hater, an

(01:07:40):
Israel hater and basher, constantly condemning Israel but never saying
a word about how mons or has Bala.

Speaker 1 (01:07:48):
Interesting.

Speaker 10 (01:07:49):
That's why I incorporate the UN as this axis of evil.

Speaker 1 (01:07:54):
And I totally understand that. What's frustrating to me, Paul,
be honest with you. Up to this to now, I
did not know that about the complacency of the United Nations,
and I was going to bring up President Trump a
little later on in this interview, but I think we
have to do it now. What's frustrating to me is

(01:08:14):
if it wasn't for the United States funding the United Nations,
it would not exist, all right? And it do you
believe that President Trump or President elect Trump understands the
situation and we will do more to intervene to stop

(01:08:35):
the UN from supporting hamas I do.

Speaker 10 (01:08:42):
Indeed, Number one, Trump cut off some of the UNRAP
funding when he was in office. Biden restored it.

Speaker 1 (01:08:52):
Now. Explain what under is.

Speaker 10 (01:08:58):
UNRA is United Nations Relief and Works Agency for the Palestinians.
It's been around for seventy five years, almost since nineteen
forty eight. When they started, there were seven hundred and
fifty thousand Palestinians who supposedly were who were then refugees,

(01:09:18):
like a lot of other people around the world, have
become refugees because of wars, and now it's some six
million people, some the refugees and their descendants, and they
all claim to have a right of return to Israel,
the only refugee group in the history of the world
that's claimed a right of return to where they were

(01:09:39):
removed from, either they left voluntarily or they were forced
to remove or themselves or the original Egyptian, Syrian and
Jordanian governments told them that they were going to crush
Israel in nineteen forty eight and they could all go
back to their homes after the war. So they left,

(01:10:01):
hoping they would come back and be able to loot
the rest of all the Israeli settlements. It didn't work
out that way for them, and it didn't work out
that way in nineteen sixty seven or nineteen seventy three,
all those wars that the various Arab governments launched against Israel.
So you do have a refugee situation, but no worse

(01:10:22):
than in Sudan, far less really than Sudan or Nigeria,
where Islamis have been slaughtering Christians and other people for
the past ten years and driving millions of them out
of their homes. And after that those people are not
going to have a right of return unless the Islamis

(01:10:43):
are wiped out, driven out. Same with the Jews after
World War II, there were three million left out of
the nine million who were there before World War Two.
The other six million were slaughtered in the Holocaust, and
the ones who tried to claim a right to return
to their homes their pre war homes in Europe were

(01:11:04):
very often, especially in Poland and a few other countries,
slaughtered by the people who had taken over their homes.
So it's a terrible situation for the civilians that get
caught up in this, but it's no different from any
other war that you've seen in history.

Speaker 1 (01:11:22):
Well, now, thank you for explaining, Andrew, because oneed our
viewers and listeners to understand that. Now, when I interrupted
you to ask you about under you started to talk
about the actions that Donald Trump had taken in the
past and what might he do now in the future.

Speaker 10 (01:11:42):
Moving on, Yeah, and I think you're going to see
a return of cutting off some of this aid to
some of the foreign aid that the United States provides.
We're providing a third to a half of the total
money that the UNRA and UN gets every year. I

(01:12:05):
think you're going to see a lot of that cut
off until people come to the negotiating table and actually
sit down and work something out that Israel can agree to.
After all, these massacres that have been going on for
decades now, suicide bombings, knifings, shootings, gun car rammings, and
so forth, followed by this massacre last October, and followed

(01:12:29):
also by thousands and thousands, tens of thousands really of
rockets and missiles coming into Israel since October seventh. But
in addition to that, President Trump has named Elist Stephanic
one of the strongest voices for Israel and Jews and
anti Semitism responses, even against the universities Harvard and Cornell,

(01:12:54):
for example. She took them on when nobody else would
do that. And she's going to be the ambassador to
the United Nations if she's confirmed. And Mike Huckabee has
just been named as the ambassador for the United States
to Israel. So these are two really strong voices for

(01:13:16):
fairness and decency and morality in favor of Israel and
contesting the constant condemnations that come out of the UN
against Israel. All us huge steps.

Speaker 1 (01:13:32):
Are again going back to the title of your article,
Hamas has blood ran you inn access of evil. Explain
for our listeners and viewers Rand's part in all of this.

Speaker 10 (01:13:47):
Yeah, Well, they got a lot of boost from Biden
giving and Obama giving billions and billions of dollars to
Iran to try to get them to come to the
negotiating cable over nuclear weaponry and other things. That money
got delivered right on down south into Hezbala and Isis

(01:14:10):
and the UTIs and Hamas to help them plan and
carry out all these attacks. Iran provides the missiles, the rockets,
the drones that are used against Israel.

Speaker 6 (01:14:23):
They provide the AK.

Speaker 10 (01:14:24):
Forty seven's, the munitions, the weaponry to make IEDs. That's
all funneled in by Iran. His Hamas is somewhat easy
now to cut off because Israel has found its tunnels
from Egypt. So Egypt was also complicit in this because
they knew those tunnels were there and they were getting

(01:14:46):
a cut of the money funding these Hamas terrorists. The
Hasbala people were getting their weapons through Syria and through
Lebanon tougher. But Israel has now as part of the
attack on his Bala, has cut off the roads that
they were using and let Iran know that if they

(01:15:09):
try to send airplanes with these things in our ships,
Israel will attack the airplanes and the ships as well
as the land based convoys. So his Bala has also
been cut off from resupplying its weapons. So that's the
situation in terms of Iran's complicity, and they're talking billions

(01:15:32):
and billions of dollars over the years, and they also
provided the training for a lot of these terrorists.

Speaker 1 (01:15:41):
Paul I wanted to talk with you about Mike Huckabee
being Donald Trump's pick to become the ambassador of ambassador
to Israel. Now Here Mike Huckabee, television host, former governor
of Arkansas, I think more importantly a Baptist minister. What

(01:16:04):
what message do you is this also sending a message
to Israel. The fact that's all absolutely ambassador is such
a prestigious American, a television talk show host, a former
governor of Arkansas, his daughter right now is the president

(01:16:25):
governor of Arkansas, a man who has run for president
of the United States, and also a Baptist minister. Talk
about the message that sending.

Speaker 10 (01:16:39):
Yeah, well, bear in mind that an awful lot of
ambassador choices end up being just some big donor to
the successful presidential candidate, and they don't have a whole
lot of qualifications beyond that. Now, I don't know if
Mike Kuckabee speaks Hebrew. He probably doesn't, aside from a
little bit, but he carries the denials you mentioned. He's

(01:17:01):
been to Israel multiple times. He has a deep down,
heartfelt affinity for Israel as part of the the you know,
the triumvit of religions. Christianity, Judaism, and Muslim is Ram
all came out of that same heartland in the Middle East,

(01:17:24):
all out of Israel and the Middle East in general.
So this is a very important part of the world
for all three of those huge religions. Hukkabi has a
love for Israel, the Jewish people, the Christians who live there,
who are also at threat from hamas Hamas doesn't want

(01:17:46):
just Jews wiped out from the river to the sea.
The real motto that Hamas uses is Israel or Palestine
will be Arab and Muslim from the river to the sea.
They want all the Infidels out the behind, the Hindus,

(01:18:08):
the Jews, the Christians, all the Drews. They want to
get rid of the Drews. If they're successful in getting
kicking everybody out of Israel and murdering all the Jews there,
it will be all those other religious groups as well
that will be murdered, driven out, or reduced to servitude
status if a few of them are left afterward.

Speaker 1 (01:18:31):
Hey, Paul, we only have a couple more minutes, but
I've got to ask you this. You know, the last
Tuesday night Wednesday morning, people like Sharon Angle, Rick Trader
and whole bunch of other people were cheering, cheering the
fact that Donald Trump won the election. Give it to
Do you have a feeling of how that was received

(01:18:54):
in Israel?

Speaker 6 (01:18:57):
Oh, very much so.

Speaker 10 (01:18:58):
Before the election, it was about seventy percent of the
Israelis were in favor of Trump winning. And this is
not just the American born Israelis. It's the Israeli population
as a whole, and well under twenty percent were actually
in favor of Biden Harris. There were some undecided people

(01:19:22):
who just didn't want to take a position, But the
main thing is I think the number was officially sixty
seven percent. And after the election there was a huge
sigh of relief as well as a lot of applause
for President Trump and jd. Vance taking over. They felt
this was going to be so much better for Israel,

(01:19:44):
and it's also a signal to Iran. Iran is not
going to be king of the hill in the Middle
East anymore. They're already on the ropes. Their economy is battered.
The real took a huge plum after the Trump election.
They've been warned that clean up your act or the

(01:20:08):
next things that are going to get wiped out will
be your nuclear facilities and capabilities. Hamas and Esbala have
been warned, We're not playing around anymore. This is going
to be brought to an end, largely, I think on
Israeli terms, because Israel has been the victim in all
of this. The international community, so called, the UN, European

(01:20:34):
capitals and so forth, have tried to blame Israel but
it's just ridiculous and things are going to change now.

Speaker 1 (01:20:40):
All right, Paul Treason. I know you're not speaking for
c FACT today, but you are a policy advisor for
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(01:21:23):
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You'll find my stuff on What's up with That and
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(01:21:45):
that opportunity to tell my stuff.

Speaker 1 (01:21:48):
Well, Paul, we always appreciate you joining us. Thank you,
Take caar and God bless and you are listening to
what your conservative commanders with Sharon Angel, I'm Rick Trader
and the other start We're gonna be joined by Frank Salvado.
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Speaker 1 (01:23:01):
And welcome back, Welcome back to the Conservative Commendo's radio show.
We Share It Angle, and I'm Rick Trader coming to
you from the My Pillar Studios, the My Store studios
of Arvario, a un TV network. And Hey, Sharon, I
know you've had a run in or two with Mitch McConnell.
And guess what we're going to talk about and please

(01:23:23):
introduce our next guest.

Speaker 2 (01:23:25):
It's my pleasure to introduce Frank Salvado, who is the
co host of the Underground USA podcast has heard on iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify,
Amazon Podcasts, and anywhere podcasts are heard. His writing has
been recognized by the US House International Relations Committee and
the Japan Center for Conflict Prevention. His analysis has been

(01:23:49):
published by the American Enterprise Institute, the Washington Times, National File,
and Accuracy in Media, and is nationally syndicated. Salvado appeared
on The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News Channel and is
the author of six monographs examining internal and external threats

(01:24:10):
facing our country. He can be heard twice weekly on
The Captain's America Third Watch radio program, syndicated nationally on
the Salem Broadcasting Network and Genesis Communications affiliate state stations. Frank,
welcome back to the Conservative Commando's radio show.

Speaker 6 (01:24:31):
It's a pleasure to be back.

Speaker 2 (01:24:33):
It's a pleasure to read your article. Time to ditch
Mitch and his deep state power play. Well, it's been overdue.
I think he should have resigned many years ago. He
has never been really good for the Republican Party that
I could see at least the Republican Party that we

(01:24:56):
know and love. He seems to be some kind of
deep state insider establishment person and that's the way he acts.
In fact, he told me when I ran against Terry
Reid that he knew Harry Reid, understood Harry Reid, he
could work with Harry Reid. So here we go, we

(01:25:16):
get a chance, he said, I'm I'm going to retire. Well,
it looks like it's going to be sooner than later. Here,
who's up? Who can we depend on to take his place?

Speaker 6 (01:25:31):
Well, isn't that the seven million dollar question?

Speaker 2 (01:25:34):
So when I want to know the answer to and
I think everybody else.

Speaker 6 (01:25:38):
Does, Yeah, I know who I know who we don't want.
We don't want anybody who is considered part of his
uniparty deep state establishment cabal. And that points a finger
at John Thune. You know, he entered the entered the
stage as a so called tea partier, and he's just

(01:26:00):
evolved into this, this creature of the deep state. So
I don't want to see him as the Senate Majority
leader at all. My eyebrow goes up about John Cornyn too.
He's a little bit of the same way. He talks
a good game, but when it comes down to the
votes and how he does things, when it comes to

(01:26:23):
supporting initiatives that are truly conservative, he's not dependable. So
who does that leave Rick Scott, Well, I'm I'm from Florida,
and when he was governor, you know, he came from
the from the medical complex there, and he was showed

(01:26:43):
a little bit of favoritism to the people who wanted
things done that lobby done in Tallahassee. So am I
thrilled with him? No, I'm not, especially when it comes
to being to having fidelity with the new Trump agenda.
Trump to point oher something that we're going to probably
hear a lot of. Whoever's it's going to be has

(01:27:06):
to be someone who's willing to a be a constitutionalist,
and that means understanding the limits of what the Senate
and the legislative branch can do. And it has to
be somebody who's willing to within the idea of checks
and balances, be able to support Trump in what he

(01:27:29):
wants to achieve, like the elimination of the Department of Education,
the downsizing of government, maybe even the complete overhaul of
the tax system in making the irs just a paper
chase for something can maybe a tax based on consumerism.
But I besides people like brand Paul, you know, who's

(01:27:55):
constantly talking about being a constitutional boy. I don't know.
I don't know how to answer that question.

Speaker 2 (01:28:07):
Well, you name three, there's fifty fifty three of these guys. Now,
why did you only name three?

Speaker 6 (01:28:18):
The three that I named? I was, well, they were
anti really, you know, I don't want to see them,
get it so from you.

Speaker 2 (01:28:26):
I've heard they're the ones. I've heard they're the ones
that are being considered. Why not? I mean, that's there's
fifty others. Why aren't we hearing any more about them?

Speaker 6 (01:28:37):
Because they don't have relationships with Mitch McConnell. You know
that that's the thing. McConnell may be saying he's going
to retire, But for example, did Nancy Pelosi really retired
as Hakim Jefferies listened to her every single day when
she calls and says, Hakim, do this. You know, it's
this this parallel shadow kind of leadership. That's the model

(01:29:01):
that the Democrats put out there, and I think McConnell
wants to have that same kind of influence in the
next Congress so that he can be the quote unquote
elder statesman who sits in the back and you need
to come and kiss the ring. Well, I don't want
to kiss his ring. I don't think the new Congress
should kiss his ring. I think Republicans, and especially Trump Republicans,

(01:29:24):
have said, we really don't want you in the process
at all. Mitch, you've overstayed. You're welcome the one. Don't
you go back and you can go vacation with your
wife over with her family and communist China and they're
shipping Magnet family and you can leave the US Senate alone.
That would be wonderful. But I don't see the Turtle

(01:29:44):
giving up that kind of power. I think he's that
kind of a greed a greed merchant.

Speaker 2 (01:29:50):
Well, it's so interesting that you are talking about a dynasty,
if you will, a succession. We don't do that in America.
We don't have kings. So it would seem to me
that everybody, fifty three guys would each have an equal
chance to be in that leadership position. Why isn't that

(01:30:14):
what's happening rather than him choosing his successor.

Speaker 6 (01:30:19):
You know, we just got finished railing against the Democrats
for installing their candidate, you know, not one vote ever
at a primary, no open primary. They deposed somebody literally
and installed the person that they wanted to have in there.

(01:30:40):
This is an attempt to do the same thing. Why
not wait for the new people in the Senate to
be seated and sworn and have an open process about this,
so that we can have an ipso facto open convention
between the fifty three new people to see who comes
out on top. Because maybe one of the new senators elect,

(01:31:03):
maybe they should be in leadership, maybe they should be
the ones leading the party forward. Simply because we the
people who voted, the eighty six percent of the American people,
we've decided that we want to turn a page from
the status quo and the deep state in Washington. So

(01:31:24):
why don't we have a voice in that. You're the
people who were newly elected.

Speaker 2 (01:31:29):
Well, I think it's interesting that you speak of a mandate,
and I think it really was. This election was a mandate.
And it looks like the Democrats are now saying, no,
we got seventy days. We got to get whatever we
get can do done, because when he takes over, it's

(01:31:50):
going to be a new day in America, and it
looks like the Republican Rhinos are doing the same thing,
this rush to get things done before where he takes
office in the next seventy days. And it's really not
seventy days, is it, Frank, Because we've got a Thanksgiving break,
we've got a Christmas break, New Year's break. How much

(01:32:13):
time do they really have here? And I'm saying, wait
a while, what's the rush.

Speaker 6 (01:32:21):
There's a lot of work to be done once everybody's seated,
Once the duly elected new Congresses is seated, that turn
the page group of people who are going to bring
these reforms to the nation. I don't think that we
should be doing anything right now. Finish up the business

(01:32:42):
that's on the table, and then go on vacation. I'd
rather them not do anything. I'd rather them slow walk
and argue in filibuster and do nothing than what they've
been doing. And as far as the Democrats, when they
come to minority, there are some things they can do

(01:33:03):
in the House and in the Senate to throw wrenches
in the machine. But with the trifecta and the new
people being seated, if there's fidelity to the cause of
decentralizing the federal government and giving power back to the
states and removing regulation and reforming. If they all stand together,

(01:33:30):
we won't all hang separately, so to speak, to borrow
from doctor Franklin. So they don't have much time to
set up this weird uniparty cabal. But it will be
very interesting to see, interesting to see who on the
right side is talking to the people on the left side,

(01:33:51):
because those are the people who've been conspiring all along
as the uniparty, to circumvent the true reprien of the
American people by the people who were elected.

Speaker 2 (01:34:04):
Well, we already know there's two that have defected, defected, defected,
always defected. We have a new senator coming on board now,
and we should wait for him. I would think that
would be the pushback of those that are truly on
the conservative side of this. Where's Texas and all this.

(01:34:28):
They've got some senators, I mean where you know. I'm
just amazed that when you come up with the quick
fix or the quick nomination, it's three guys that none
of us think too highly of anymore. We're saying, wait
a second, we've got better, We've got better. Maybe we

(01:34:51):
should suggest the better Frank's Salvado suggest the better.

Speaker 6 (01:34:57):
You know anybody, but what I would do an in
a radical way.

Speaker 2 (01:35:01):
We always like to vote for someone, not just against someone.

Speaker 6 (01:35:06):
In a radical way. I'd like to see something happen
that's outside the box. And whoever these people, whoever the
cabal tries to put in there. And it wouldn't be
the first time either. Dad Vance could come in and say, well,
I'm a senator and because I am President pro tem
elect of the Senate, and because I am the ipso

(01:35:28):
facto titular head of the Republican Party in the Senate,
I shall assume the role.

Speaker 2 (01:35:34):
Great idea.

Speaker 1 (01:35:36):
Days.

Speaker 2 (01:35:37):
I think that's great.

Speaker 6 (01:35:39):
Yeah, why not. It's been done before, there's precedent for it,
so it's not completely out of the question. If it's challenged,
you talk history. But I'd love to see him take
the reins for the next seventy some days.

Speaker 1 (01:35:56):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 2 (01:35:57):
Well, I think here's the place that we need to
be prepared, as we the people. We've set this up now,
you and I, Frank, we've said it's a mandate. We
the people said we don't want business as usual. We
don't want same old, same old, do the same thing
and expect a different result. We are tired of McConnell,
were tired of his clones. We want something different. If

(01:36:21):
that happens, If jd Vance makes that move, which hopefully's
listening right now to Conservative Commandos radio show, we're saying,
please make that move, then our listeners and everyone else
who sent that mandate needs to get on the phone
to their senator saying this is what we want.

Speaker 6 (01:36:46):
Sorry. And it was very interesting that the powers that be,
the establishment senators said they were a little aggravated that
people on the regular people were talking to them and
applying pressure on who should be the new Senate majority
of how dare those regular people do that? Everyone who

(01:37:06):
said that, that's a red flag litmus test of the
people that we don't want to send back to the
Senate exactly.

Speaker 2 (01:37:13):
They don't know who's boss here. A great to the Constitution,
and I.

Speaker 1 (01:37:18):
Want to thank our guests for sticking with us. It's
Frank Savada. He's the CoA the Underground USA podcast. And
by the way, Frank also puts out a newsletter, Underground Usay,
which I do get in read and do enjoy. And hey, Frank,
thank you for holding through that break. We appreciate your.

Speaker 6 (01:37:37):
Time absolutely anytime and always.

Speaker 1 (01:37:41):
You know, Frank, I'm just looking at some headlines. You
know what, Uh I google? I google the name John
Soon and the and the headlines that pop up are
really really quite entertaining, and it says, well, Republicans and
stole a magas huge as Senate Majority leader. Fight for

(01:38:03):
the Senate Majority leader is here. We know who Trump's
base once Musk, Elon Musk back Scott for GOP leader
and as Congress return Trump cast a long shadow over
Capitol Hill. Frank, the the the headlines are very very entertaining,

(01:38:25):
but the one that there's two names that really pop
up here at me, and one is Scott, that being
Rick Scott, the the senator from Florida, and also Elon Musk.
I mean, my gosh, Elon Musk. I wanted to get
your opinion on Elon Musk and his effect on not

(01:38:47):
just this past election, not just on Donald Trump, but
what effect do you think that he's going to have
on this administration and this battle for the Senate Senate leadership.

Speaker 6 (01:39:02):
Well, to address Elon Musk, first, this guy's we've got
to give him his due. He's he's a modern day
renaissance man. The guy's doing things that many people thought
couldn't be done. You know, in the last ten years,
he's eclipsed what NASA has done. So you know, we

(01:39:22):
have to we have to give him his due. I
can't even begin to think what the election would have
been like if Twitter would have remained what it was
before he bought it. You know, the voice that that
we use out here on social media. We saw the
censorship that happened on Facebook, the censorship that happens on

(01:39:43):
other social media platforms. It ceased to be that way
on x you know, formerly Twitter, and I think that
had a very big impact on this election. You know,
whenever you facilitate free speech, you're a good guy. You
may not like what I have to say, but being

(01:40:04):
able to say it is the freedom that we all
talk about and we stand and defend. So I bravo
to him. As far as the Senate's concerned, I think
that within the Senate maybe he does. You know, the
typical swamp creatures in the Deep States see Elon and
thus they see money. So you know, if you're a

(01:40:27):
swamp creature, that's what you feed on, that's what you eat.
Oh he's got money, let's go over and do whatever
he wants, because then he'll give me money for my campaign.
But as far as the electorate is concerned, the thing
that I would like to think about about Elon Musk
is that he's invested in us because he believes we're

(01:40:49):
a lot smarter than the mainstream media and the elected
people give us credit for it, and that's why he
subsidized what he did, especially in Pennsylvania. So I you know,
if he's saying, yeah, I like Rick Scott, I think
he's talking that way as a as an individual voter

(01:41:10):
and a who was entitled to his own opinion. You know,
if people who don't like Rick Scott's standing down with
him for about forty five minutes, I'm sure he could
see the validity of people's objections.

Speaker 1 (01:41:25):
But you know, Frank, we've got this. We've got these
three candidates that people are talking about, thun Korn and Scott.
Do you think that Thune and Corn might split the
vote of the swamp creatures and maybe making way for Scott?

(01:41:45):
And also Donald Trump, I really do believe. You got
to say he got a mandate in this last election,
and if he's coming out for Scott, if people like
Elon Musker coming out for Scott then and corn are
splitting the vote. I think he may have more than
the dark horse chance that I'm hearing on in the media. Now,

(01:42:09):
what's your thoughts.

Speaker 6 (01:42:11):
Well, he's got it. He's got the best chance as
far as I'm concerned. He's got the lobbying machine out there,
and he's got people who are you know, Donald Trump,
Elon Musk thing, this is the guy it should be
and I And the point that you made about the
other two splitting the vote is it's it's a valid point.
You know, what kind of horse trading is going on

(01:42:36):
at the Senate building. That's the question that needs to
be asked, because in the end, it's the senators who
are going to vote on this guy, regardless of who
endorses them or not. So if the good old boy
network is forging ahead at full speed and deals are
being cut for the next the next Senate, you know,

(01:42:57):
all bets are off. It's kind of like trying to
dick the Supreme Court decision. It never never comes out
the way you think it's going to come out. Would
I like to see Donald Trump's choice come out and
Elon Musk's choice come out sure if jad Vance won't
step in and then demand new leadership elections once he's

(01:43:18):
vice president of the United States. But I'd rather see
Trump get his choice than Mitch McConnell get his choice
because Mitch McConnell and his politics is pure, concentrated poison
for the American people who want reform and change. He's

(01:43:38):
a swamp creek, he's a deep state operative and he
needs to go home.

Speaker 1 (01:43:45):
Well, Frankfurt, for I don't know, Sharon, what's have been
For three years I've been yelling about we had to
get rid of we had to get rid of the mcfailures,
and the mcfailures, Sir, are McConnell, McCarthy and McDaniel. Well,
we got rid of two of those, and definitely we're
down to the last one. Hey, Frank, you got admit

(01:44:07):
that this the Republican Party is Donald Trump's party. Now
he was given the mandate, and I wanted to talk
with you about this past election. Kamala Harris spent one billion,
one hundred and twenty million dollars one billion, one hundred

(01:44:29):
and twenty million dollars compared to less than five hundred
thousand that Donald Trump spent and what are we hearing
about how she had to pay Harper, Uh, what's your name?
A million dollars? Oprah? Thank you, I'm miss Harper, Oprah.

(01:44:49):
She had to pay Oprah a million dollars she put up,
she spent a hundred thousand dollars for a set for
a podcast, And I wanted you do podcas, Yes, we
do podcasts. I wanted to talk with you about the
effect that podcast had on this selection. And maybe it
shows that the mainstream media is dead. It's dead, and

(01:45:13):
people like Joe Rogan and maybe Underground US say are
the future for candidates getting their message out that they're
going to bypass the mainstream media. They're going to bypass endless,
endless commercials at naution commercials on TV and on radio,

(01:45:34):
ditching them for a three hour podcast on Joe Rogan.
What's your thoughts, Frank.

Speaker 6 (01:45:40):
Well, the podcast are certainly more comprehensive, you know, unless
you're going on what did Camal go on? Who's your daddy?

Speaker 1 (01:45:47):
Or you know, you know, who's herd daddy? That's what
the question? Is your herd daddy? Now?

Speaker 6 (01:45:55):
Yeah, I'm not going back to San Francisco.

Speaker 1 (01:46:00):
You're not going to bring up Willie Brown already.

Speaker 6 (01:46:06):
But you know it's mainstream media committed suicide this this
election cycle. Do they still have the money backing by
the networks? Yes? Does anybody believe that they don't give
a biased opinion now and bias coverage? No, no one
buys it anymore. And then they committed suicide. And alternative

(01:46:28):
media podcasts, uh, direct the user subscription publications, that's right
now where people are getting their information. You know, it's
being disseminated on social media and done with a potency.
So I don't you know, Oprah. Now, I guess there

(01:46:49):
was something I came out today where she said, oh no,
the million dollars that I got paid for this were
for production. Cause what kind of production costs for a
one program costs a million dollars?

Speaker 1 (01:47:03):
I don't know. It's beyond It's seriously beyond me, Frank, Yes,
is what it is. And then in Las Vegas there's
this big bubble thing and apparently she's spent a lot
of money to have her picture on this bubble. I mean,
I really do think that it's going to the podcast

(01:47:24):
and and you know, Frank, when you look at the
the amount of youth vote that Donald Trump got I
would think that that also goes back to him being
on places like Joe Rookan your thoughts.

Speaker 6 (01:47:38):
Oh, absolutely, absolutely absolutely, people under thirty are not They
don't sit at home and watch CNN. If they see
CNN or or Fox, they see it in an airport
or or or if they're out for social events without
the sounddown over her shoulder. That's not where they're gleaning
their information anymore. They're they're gleaning gleaning information from social media,

(01:48:00):
but they're getting deeper into that. They read the t's
on social media and then look at the links that
are provided. And that's why podcasters like Rogan and Megan
Kelly and Mark Levin, they all they're all seeing this.
So their stuff gets disseminated on social media, and if
you know how to use it, that's where that's where

(01:48:22):
the information flow comes from. It not CNN. It's absolutely
not MSNBC and the side of the sphere. In Las Vegas,
if I saw a ten story Kamala Harris coming at me,
I'd wrecked my car.

Speaker 1 (01:48:39):
I heard there were a couple of near misses at
the airport which was right near that thing.

Speaker 6 (01:48:45):
Hey, can you imagine? Can you imagine a ten story
Kamala Harris reaching for your plane.

Speaker 1 (01:48:51):
No, No, that's the scary that's the scary thought. Hey Frank,
what it is to discuss some of his picks for cabinet?
And you know, God bless Donald Trump. We were sure
and on his side. We're on his side. Eight years ago,
seven six, five years ago when he was the president.

(01:49:14):
I think the one bad choice he made he hire
some really bad people around him his cabinet picks. But
this time it seems like the people that he are
picking are surely name people with recognition, that have great

(01:49:35):
credentials that I really do believe this is the way
to pick a cabinet, not because of their last name,
not because of their skin color, not because their sex
or sexual identity. But let's hire people for what they
know and what they can do. Not wanting to get

(01:49:57):
your opinion. You know, I was watching up Bloomberg. I
was watching a little bit of Bloomberg today, and you
know what they were complaining about, where are the people
of color? Now? We went through that. We tried that
with these identity people that were on the kit, that
were in the Obiden cabinet who really didn't know what

(01:50:18):
the heck they're doing. I see Donald Trump as picking solid,
solid candidates for his cabinet picks, and when it gets your.

Speaker 6 (01:50:27):
Reaction, absolutely, so far, so good. I was especially pleased
to see Christy Nome for DHS Secretary. Marco Rubio is
somebody who doesn't usually get a lot of credit for
his skills at diplomacy and international relations, but he's very
deep into that. You know. Waltz from Florida is another

(01:50:51):
good pick for National Security Advisor. These are people who
have deep bona fides in these fields. As far as
the identity the polity politics thing is, it failed under Obama,
it failed miserably under Biden, and the mandate to turn
the page and get back to meritocracy and representative government.

(01:51:14):
But so some commentator who who never held elected office
is going to tell me that that the choice that
he's making is bad right out of the box, even
though they said that the right choice for president was
Kamala Harris because of a skin color issue or a

(01:51:34):
gender issue. Those days are over. We're not doing that anymore.
We tried it and it didn't work, So we're going
to go back to, oh, this person's actually qualified for
the job. And has the expertise and the tools to
get something done. That's where we should have been all along.

(01:51:55):
That's where the framers and founders demanded that we stay.
And you know, ever Woodrow Wilson and the Progressives who've
popped onto the scene, it's been well, let's listen to
an expert on this. Was the expert ever really done it?
Or is it just all theory? Well, it's all theory,
but you should do the theory anyway.

Speaker 1 (01:52:12):
No, Well, Frank and Sharon, I also wanted to get
your opinion on this. I think it's it's time for
Donald Trump to show his bipartisanship. What I want him
to do and get this idea. I want him to
look at Congress, at the Democrats in Congress. I want

(01:52:34):
him to pick ten or twelve Democrats in Congress that
come from red states and red districts, and I want
Donald Trump to offer all of them ambassadorships. We're at
that they'd have to give up their seat in Congress,

(01:52:55):
that that seat would be filled either by a special
election or governor, and increasing the odds of a Republican
getting that seat. And let's take these ambassadors. And you
know there's about two hundred ambassadors. We could send them
all over the world. They're going to love it because,

(01:53:17):
oh they love titles. They love titles, they love travel,
and this is going to give them an opportunity to
pick and choose where they want to go live for
the next one to three to four years. Frank, what's
your thought on my idea to rid Congress of a

(01:53:37):
lot of Democrats and make it more solidly read and
let Donald Trump show what a bipartisan president he is.

Speaker 6 (01:53:47):
It's it's a wonderful thought. I think Hackeen Jefferies would
have a gelding festival if people were to take Donald
Trump up on that, on that that position, well.

Speaker 1 (01:54:03):
They're going you know, they're they're gonna be away from
Hakeen Jeffreys, They're gonna be away from Chuck Schumer. I mean,
they're going to be out of the control of the Democrats.
They can they can pick their favorite country. And the
other thing is, if in a year Donald Trump don't
like them, they can fire them. They'll be out in

(01:54:24):
the cold, but a Republicans will still have their seat
share them. What's your thoughts on that idea?

Speaker 2 (01:54:31):
You're diabolical?

Speaker 1 (01:54:37):
How am I you? See Congress. You know, Republicans are
holding this slim, narrow lead in Congress. And by the way,
ambassadors don't do anything anyway except go to parties. They
didn't influence the country or whatever. And usually they have
to do with their Their commander in chief tells them,

(01:54:58):
I think it's a great way to get rid of Democrats.
And you're calling me diabolical.

Speaker 2 (01:55:06):
Well, it's a great idea, I think, to rid the
Congress of some Dad woodend to get in some folks
that could probably help President Trump. I think good idea.

Speaker 6 (01:55:26):
I imagined that when they got together, after these people
accepted the ambassadorships, they'd be getting letters that kind of
look like something they received from El Chapo, from Nancy
Pelosi and Hakim Jeffrey is saying your family would like
you to come home. You know, I don't put anything

(01:55:48):
past them, so I'm sure they used strong arm tactics
like that. But the idea is one of merit.

Speaker 1 (01:55:53):
All right, Well, thank you, and Frank by the way,
Frank Silvada, I didn't mean to bring you into the
middle of a fab the argument between Shared Angle and
Rick Trader, but diabolical. Hey, Frank, we want to thank
you for joining us here on the Conservative Commando's radio
show Frank Savado, hosts of Underground USA. Frank, before you go,

(01:56:17):
I want you to tell our listeners and viewers all
the ways that they can connect with you.

Speaker 6 (01:56:25):
The central hub is underground USA dot com. You can
hear all the podcasts, you can get the articles. It's
a substack publication, so sign up for it. It comes straight
to you. Circumfence the sensors and the gatekeepers and the
fact checkers, you know, and uh, it's all my books
are over there, especially the new one, Nullification, the case
are decentralizing the federal government, and there's you know, there's

(01:56:49):
there's links to other interesting and informative, fact based publications
on there too, So I'll overgive.

Speaker 1 (01:56:58):
Did you say decentralize the federal government? Do you want
to hear another scheme that Sharon Angle would call diabolical. Yes.
My idea to decentralize the federal government and shrink the
federal government is you take all these government agencies and

(01:57:18):
you ship them to norm Alaska, and you tell all
these people they have to show up in person to
keep their job. It would help the economy of norm Alaska.
It would get I how many what percents you think
would actually go maybe twenty maybe twenty.

Speaker 7 (01:57:40):
God if that.

Speaker 6 (01:57:42):
But the people of Alaska would have a Trader's name
on the end of their nose.

Speaker 1 (01:57:46):
That's all right, and let Alaska go blue. After that,
it's only three electoral votes. We might pick up Virginia,
we might pick up Merland. I mean, I just see
this as a win win. But Sharon would call diabolicals.

Speaker 2 (01:58:03):
Your sacrificial wham.

Speaker 6 (01:58:06):
Yes, I'm sure. I'm sure the people of Alaska are
thinking diabolical right now too.

Speaker 1 (01:58:12):
Sacrifices must be made. Frank Salmado, we want to thank
you for joining Unsier and the Conservative Commandos take care
and God bless.

Speaker 6 (01:58:21):
Thank you for having me anytime.

Speaker 1 (01:58:23):
And you are listening to well, now that you've got Skype,
it's going to be more often, you'll notice that. And
you are listening to and watching the Conservative Commandos with
Sharon Angle and the diabolical Rick Trader. Hey, Sharon, please
thank our guests.

Speaker 2 (01:58:39):
Oh I'm I am excited to thank our guests. We
had Paul dreesan On, who's the senior policy advisor for
the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow Sea fact, he said,
I'm not here in behalf of sea. Fact, I'm here
on behalf of myself because I want to talk about
Israel and how Israel is being condemned after they've done

(01:59:04):
so much to limit civilian casualty. The second guest that
we had that I want to thank is Frank Salvado,
who's a co host of the Underground us A podcast
and he also writes articles which we picked up on
and the one we wanted to talk to him about

(01:59:26):
was time to Ditch mention his deep state power play.
So glad to hear from him on that subject today.

Speaker 1 (01:59:33):
But for right now, we are out of time. That
means we get a run and we got to go
take care. God bless and guess what We're going to
see it tomorrow and that'll be on TV and on radio.

Speaker 6 (02:00:01):
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