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Speaker 1 (00:21):
Welcome everybody, and welcome fellow Patriots, Welcome fellow the ploor bulls,
Welcome all of you, drix to society, rockwellers, sick offens
and stinkos. Of course you know what we mean. We
mean friends, allies and patriots, and we know you know
that you and you're always welcome here. And this is
the Conservative Commander's Radio show. And I'm Rick Trader coming

(00:44):
to you from the my Pelar studios, that my store
studios of the a U and TV network. And joining
me today as she does a couple of times a week,
is the Patriot from the battleground State, the Silver State,
the battle born state of Nevada. And that is Sharon
Engel and Sharon, welcome back, Welcome back to Conservative Commandos.

Speaker 2 (01:07):
Thanks Rick, it's great to be here. I spent a
kind of a great weekend at a conference in Las
Vegas on election integrity with some of our favorites. Michael
Lindell was there, spoke to him.

Speaker 3 (01:23):
So.

Speaker 2 (01:24):
I was interested in what they all had to say.
But of course Michae Lindell's kind of a favorite of
ours because of his sponsorship here at au N TV,
so I just reminded him of how grateful we were
for his sponsorship. And I would like to just notify

(01:45):
our listeners. When you go to my pillow dot com,
when you go to mystore dot com, you're helping Michael Lindell.
And he's still being savaged if you will buy bills
because of legal law fair legal lawsuits that have been

(02:06):
filed against him that have no substance that they cost money.
And so that's the that's the problem for Mike. And
so the best way to help Mike and to donate
to us is to go to my pillow dot com
and mystore dot com and look and see what's there.

(02:27):
Lots of hatriot my things that you can buy, Things
that you'll want in your library, things that you'll want
in your cupboards like my coffee, Things that you'll want
your bedroom, like my pillow and the bedding that is there.
Things that you'll want in your clothes closet, like ropes

(02:52):
and slippers, those kinds of things. Just a plethora of
really really good made in America products. And of course
that's the whole thing, isn't it. We want we want
to put our money where I'm at is we say
we want the business here in America will then support

(03:14):
American manufacturers, and Michael Lindell is one of those. We
say that we want to buy American, will then support
mich Lindell with your dollars and buy from my pillow
and my store. On my store, there are just a
lot of products that you can't get any place else,

(03:35):
or at least I've not seen him. And actually if
you google for him and go on Amazon, you might
find him there. But why give Amazon your business when
you can give it to Michael Lindell. And you know,
I'm speaking of things like the Bible that I gave
Rick for Christmas last year.

Speaker 1 (03:57):
Which is right over there by the way. I was
going to I was going to get up and go
get it, American Patriots Bible.

Speaker 2 (04:06):
Well, you know, and it's it's not just about reading
your Bible. We all should do that. There's wisdom there
and there's good guidance there. I mean, it's the Bible
is an acronym for basic instructions before leaving Earth. So
it's it's our owners Manuel, if you will. You know

(04:29):
a lot of us like me, I get something and
I try it out, and when it doesn't work right,
then I read the instructions.

Speaker 1 (04:39):
Oh it sounds like Sharon, it sounds like you mean
just about everybody else that walks the face of the earth.

Speaker 2 (04:47):
Seriously, So I'm saying I have I have started reading
my Basic Constructions before leaving Earth, because I finally that
you know, if you'll read the instructions first, whatever you're
working with probably will work better if you know how

(05:09):
it works. So just just saying that this Bible, I
think is really almost I must have in everybody's library,
not just because of the wisdom and the good, good
instructions on how to live your life and have a
happy life. You know, you may not get everything you want,

(05:33):
and it may not always go your way, but at
least you know that in the end God loves you
and that he wants the very best for you, and
even though it seems like you're suffering, he's working that
out for the good and he has he has something
really wonderful in mind for you. So you know we

(05:56):
should do that.

Speaker 4 (05:57):
But the other thing is, it just.

Speaker 2 (05:59):
Has so many stories and biographies about our founding fathers
and just about America, how we were founded and what
it means to be an America. So I just would
recommend that product to you. But there's many others there.
But that's what I wanted to say. Shook hands with

(06:21):
with Mike Lindella even told him I'm running for a
Secretary of State and then I and then I said,
but really, I wanted to thank you so much for
sponsoring a u n TV and Conservative Commandos radio show.

Speaker 1 (06:39):
Well, Mike is in the same boat as Rudy Giulianni
and Donald Trump and General Flynn. They they were really
savaged Roger Stone. We could add Roger to that. They
were really savaged by the left. There were really savaged
by the Democrat Party and their their lawfare.

Speaker 2 (07:00):
So it's it's interesting that you mentioned those three guys
because they were all at this time. Were Rudy Gni
was there, we got to listen to him. Uh, General
Flynn was there and we got to listen to him,
and Rogerstone was there. So they all were there and
and really that was what the conference was about, was

(07:24):
talking about how the left has just savaged people with
law fair and trying to take their lives away basically
without actual murder.

Speaker 1 (07:38):
And hand it to you got to hand it to
the left. They've been very very successful at it, except
except they didn't stop Donald Trump. And that was their
whole game plan. Now back in the days of the mafia,
that in fact, Rudy Julianni had a hand in bringing

(08:00):
you know, the mafia. But what they what they knew
is you would if you want to get to the
heads of the mafia, you get to the guys around them.
And that's what that's what this lawfare was all about.
It was all about stopping Donald Trump. It was all
about putting democrats in power forever, and I do mean forever.

(08:26):
You know, they talk this talk about saving democracy, Sharon,
it's a bunch of crap. Number One, they don't care
about democracy. What they care about is them entrenched in power.
Number two, This is not a democracy. And I say

(08:48):
this all the time, and I'm going to say it
every time, and I'm going to say it every day
if I have to for the rest of my life.
We are not a democracy. We are a republic. In fact,
the word democracy is not used a single time in
either the Declaration or the Constitution, and you can look

(09:11):
that up. So every time you hear somebody use the
word democracy, you can say, you know what, you don't know,
what the hell you're talking about. You don't know what
the hell you're talking about, because this is a republic,
and the word democracy was not on the lips of

(09:31):
our founding fathers. Republic was. And as Benjamin Franklin said
to a woman as Benjamin was leaving Independence Hall, he
was asked the question, mister Franklin, what have you given us?
And Benjamin Franklin said, a republic if you can keep it.

(09:53):
A republic, not a democracy, not a democracy, a republic.
So there I go.

Speaker 2 (10:02):
You're exactly right, You're exactly right. And one of my
good friends, John Eastman, this man is the foremost authority
in the nation on the constitution. He helped me so much.
In two thousand and three when we were fighting our
government here in Nevada, our governor and Attorney General sued

(10:26):
us as legislators to make us violate our constitution. Our
constitution said to pass a tax orphee increase, there needed
to be a two thirds majority. Well, they didn't have it,
and so they went to court against us, and the

(10:46):
Supreme Court agreed with them that we would ignore that
part of the constitution so that we could pass a
tax increase that benefited education by a simple majority, and
I called John Eastman and I said, what can we do?

(11:07):
He said, Article four of the Constitution, the Republican clause
says that when your government violates your constitution and denighs
the citizen of that of the state the benefit of
the protection of their constitution, the federal government must come

(11:31):
in and defend the.

Speaker 1 (11:34):
Citizens of the state.

Speaker 2 (11:35):
And he did. He came with us on that lawsuit
and it backed them down. They we didn't get that
tax increase. That was just kind of off the table
after John Eastman came and he's just a brilliant man.
But guess what, because he was asked to defend the

(11:59):
president in twenty twenty during that election that the California
State Bar was asked to pull his law license and
they said they were recommending disbardment of him for his
misconduct related to the twenty twenty presidential election. Because here's

(12:24):
their reckoning. It says attorneys have a fundamental obligation to
be truthful and uphold the rule of law. John Eastman
violated this obligation when at the Behasim's client, now President
Donald Trump, he engaged in a calculated campaign to falsely
undermine the results of the twenty twenty presidential election when

(12:46):
then candidate Donald Trump lost, and so doing, mister Eastman
lied to the Courts Vice President Michael Penson, the American people,
as the Review Department's opinion holds, for this dis marment
is both appropriate and necessary, and this opinion serves as

(13:06):
a powerful and timely reminder that whoever they are and
whoever they represent, attorneys must remain true to the ethical
rules that govern their conduct and respect the rule of law.

Speaker 5 (13:19):
How that is so false.

Speaker 2 (13:23):
That is such a false narrative that they are using.
And this is as a result of John Eastman going
to them to get his life back, to get his
sacred honor back, to get his ability to practice lawback,

(13:43):
his livelihood back. He went and appealed this in June
of this year, twenty twenty five, and this they upheld it.
They said, nope, we're not going to do that where
this farm remains. So I have been donating to johnn.

(14:04):
Easman all along because he's my friend, and because if
they can do this to a man of integrity, they
can do it to anybody. They can take away your
absolutely your good name, and you have no recourse. It

(14:25):
is just mine.

Speaker 1 (14:26):
They did the same thing that Sydney pal They did
the same thing to Sydney Pale, and they try to
do it with everyone who is working with Donald Trump. Again.
It the whole plan, the whole idea was to stop
Donald Trump. Well, guess what it didn't work. Sharing with that,
we do need to take a break. And by the way,

(14:49):
we are going to have a special guest on today's
show and I'll tell our listeners and viewers who that
guess is and the topics for our conversation right after
this break. But you're listening to and watching conservative commandos,
I'm Rerick Trader, my cost Sharon Angle. Go nowhere, we'll
be right back.

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Speaker 1 (18:12):
And welcome back. Welcome back to the Conservative Commandos with
Sharon Angle and I'm Rick Trader, coming to you from
the Michael Studios and My Store studios of the au
n TV Network program Note here after this segment, we
will be playing an interview that I did with Michael Letts.

(18:32):
Michael is the president and CEO of Invest USA. It's
a national, grassroots nonprofit organization that is helping hundreds of
communities provide bulletproof vests for their police forces through education,
public relations, sponsorship, and fundraising programs. Micah joined me to

(18:55):
talk about President Donald Trump deploying the National Guard to Washington,
d C. And a federal government takeover of that's the
police department. So Mike has some great things to say
about that. You Sh'll want to stay with us for
that interview. Sharon, you were talking about John Eastman and

(19:23):
you were talking about how you were donating to his cause.
That's that's a real sticking point with me, Sharon, and
what I mean by its the sticking point if John
Eastman was a Democrat. If John Eastman was a Liberal,

(19:43):
he would have all kinds of people rallying to his defense.
It'd have all kinds of people rallying to support him
and also to donate to him to help him out
of his peril. Why is it we see it here
on Conservative Commandos? We see it here on au in

(20:07):
how we have to beg and plead for people to
support us. Republican candidates have to beg and plead for support.
Republican and conservative organizations have to beg and plead for
support Democrats. Democrats have to beat off money with a stick.

(20:29):
Why is that, Sharon? Why why are conservatives so reluctant
to help a real fighter like John Eastman or even
the Conservative commandos? Or when why isn't it that our
side supports us, supports people like Johnnyasman the way Democrats do.

Speaker 2 (20:53):
Well, you know, we all know the answer to that,
and that is because they have such a tide hold
on their folks that they don't dare step out of line.
It's very obvious to everyone that no one fucks the
Democrat power structure and gets away with it. I mean

(21:19):
they might try to, but when they do like Tulsa Gabbard. Uh,
let's see who else came came flying over to our side.

Speaker 1 (21:31):
Because Kennedy, yes, the Teamsters Union that there's a great
story going around now how Kamala Harris was so perturbed
with the Teamsters Union that she said to the president,
when are you guys going to get in line.

Speaker 2 (21:51):
On our side? We still have freedom, and so that's
what happens. We have the freedom to decide what we're
going to do with our dollars. And interestingly, we do
have folks that have some money. But what we're finding,
of course, is those that have money, the way they
have money is they keep they don't they're not generous

(22:13):
with it. They are very careful not to give or
not to give too much in order to kind of
keep what they got. So we find ourselves on this
kind of spinning track, always asking and always asking, because

(22:34):
it isn't that we don't have some wealthy donors, is
that they hold their money tightly. Usually what happens is
what we're tapping into are those low dollar donors because
they're generous. And also when we tap into them, we
have to do volume type stuff, which I have no

(22:58):
problem with someone who gives me a donation of twelve
dollars a month or twenty twenty six a month, because
that eventually adds up and it really does help. We're
here at AUN we like that thirty dollars a month,
that's what it takes to really put this programming on

(23:21):
the airs. As you've said, we only need one hundred
of those donors with thirty dollars a month to support
this not only just support it, but to help us
expand into areas where they really need to hear the truths.
So that's what's going on on our side when it
comes to money, and that's why I donate to John Eastman.

(23:46):
We were talking about Sydney Powell and what happened with her.
Now she pleaded guilty, but they've been coming after her
law license as well. The difference between her and John
Eastman is he's in California.

Speaker 5 (24:00):
She's in Texas and Florida.

Speaker 2 (24:02):
Very different court system, very different political allegiance there. And
even though the court should not be political, they have
not only been politicized, but they've been weaponized. And so
that's the other thing that we're up against in this
country is we can't truly get due process or a

(24:24):
fair trial, and that was there was nothing more evident
than what happened to the on January sixth, to let
every America know your rights are in jeopardy. You are
in jeopardy. So with all that, it's not surprising to

(24:45):
see what's going on on our side. Another thing that's
happening is because of January sixth, our guys are just
a little afraid to stick their head up. And the
reason is because who knew that if you showed up
at a presidential rally on the quad in Washington, d C.
And we're invited to go up and take a tour

(25:07):
of the capital. I mean, you know the Congress, the
Capitol building up there, that you could be arrested and
put in jail for an undetermined amount of time without
due process. Who knew that they would do something like that.
And yet when they did it, all of our donors

(25:29):
kind of pulled back and said, well, what if I
get on their list, you know, they have to report
what I give to them, Then what happens to me?
Because now I'm public, Now they know me. And we
know from the past that the Protection of Marriage petition

(25:49):
when it went through California the LDS Church stood up
strong for marriage and those that donated those circulated petitions
names were known, and they had crosses burned in their lawns,
they had their property destroyed. They they felt the effects

(26:11):
of that, they felt the significant dangers that are attached
to standing for liberty. And so you know, all of
that just works against our side giving money and to me,
that threatening and coercion so un american. That's totally against

(26:33):
the freedom of speech, absolutely un American.

Speaker 1 (26:37):
And thank God, there are people that don't buckle under,
thank God, like Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell is still out
there fighting and it's cost him dearly, like it's cost
Donald Trump dearly. Donald Trump fortunately could absorb the loss,

(26:58):
not necessarily with Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell was a rich man,
he was a millionaire. But it has hurt him personally,
it has hurt him financially, it's hurt his company, my Pillow.
But yet he's still in there fighting. He is still
in their fighting. God bless him for.

Speaker 2 (27:17):
That, and that's why we have to stand behind him.
And also the beauty of donating to Mike Lindell is
it doesn't have to look like a donation. You buy something,
You buy a pillow, and you you receive your pillow,
So your donation is not a donation, it is a purchase.

(27:38):
But because Mike wants to help others are speaking out,
he gives us a bit of that profit to run
our alternative to the media. And when you put au
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(27:59):
your purchase, we benefit from that. He benefits from that
because it's his business and you're building his business back up.
But we really need to stand behind him and make
sure that we start thinking about I wonder if I
could get this on my store or at my pillow

(28:21):
instead of going to Amazon or eBay or some of
these other lefty type places that we order online from.
And you know, if you want to know who these
guys are, just again do a little search who does
Amazon give money to? You'll know right away who these

(28:46):
guys are because when they'll support them with their dollars,
that's where their allegiance lies, that's where their loyalty lies.
And we should say the same thing. We should say
the same thing in that we should we should support
those where their loyalty lies with what we believe in

(29:08):
where our values are, that's where we should be supporting.
So I just can't say it enough. Go to my pillow,
go to my store. That thing that you were going
to buy out there online. You knew that's what you wanted.
Let's see if if Mike's got it, and I can
almost guarantee it's going to be better.

Speaker 1 (29:29):
Well, Sharon, you know you know who else benefits the
people who buy because they're getting great products at a
great praise. So it's win win win all the way around, Sharon.
Break time coming up, and on the other side of
this break, we are going to have a special guest,
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(29:52):
Mike is going to talk with me about President Trump
deploying the National Guard to Washington, DC and the federal
government takeover of the DC City Police Department. You'll want
to hear this interview, so don't go away. We'll be
right back right after this break.

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Speaker 1 (33:15):
And welcome back, Welcome back to the Conservative Commander's Radio show.
I'm Rick Draidor coming to you from the my Pillar studios,
the my Stora studios of the au N TV network,
and it's great to have this guest back with this.
Michael Lets is the founder, president n CEO of invest USA,

(33:36):
a national grassroots nonprofit that is helping hundreds of communities
provide bulletproof fest for their police forces through educational, public relations, sponsorship,
and fundraising programs. Michael also has over thirty years of
law enforcement experience under his Dalton Michael, welcome back, Welcome

(34:02):
back to the Conservative Commandos.

Speaker 5 (34:04):
Thank you, Rick, always approached to be with you. We
enjoy your value, friend, and thank you for what your
show does and speaking the truth.

Speaker 1 (34:12):
Well, thank you man, Thank you what you do for
our men and women in blue. Michael. Some really, really
big news has hit this week. President Trump announced that
he would deploy the National Guard troops in Washington, d C.
And place the city's police departments under emergency federal control.

(34:37):
And I'm precedent move to prevent crime in the nation's capital,
and I want you to get your reaction.

Speaker 5 (34:45):
To this long overdo Rick quite frankly, you know, you
gotta look at the history. There are two things that happened,
a couple of things that are not being reported by
mainstream media. First of all, let's talk about the jurisdictional
issue in DC. You know, DC is not a state,
it's not a city per se as other cities are.

(35:05):
And why is that? It was initially planned as the
capital for the United States of America, realizing that there
would be to a lot of office buildings there, all
owned by the federal government. The federal governman doesn't pay taxes,
so it's hard to have a state or a real
city without a tax base. Congress recognize that they provide

(35:26):
the funding for it. Part of that in their creation
of the funding was they have the provision that Congress
is giving you the money, were allowing you to have
your own mayor and city council. However, we reserve the
right without cause. We could do it for any reason
to federalize or retake control. The president can take control

(35:48):
for thirty days, no reason given. If he needs more
than thirty days, he has to get the permission of Congress,
and that's where we are at now. The President has
taken control of in federalized DC without reason. Of course,
he gives his own, but there's no reason he needs
and he fully expects to complete the mission before he

(36:10):
needs to ask for additional time. Now what is the mission?
And here's where the mainstream media is missing. What caused
this to happen? What was the straw, Rick that broke
the camel's back. Of course, you understand, the DC has
ranked the top in the United States city for a
violent crime unprecedented, has the number one amount of murders

(36:34):
committed per capita twenty seven per one hundred thousand. That
places it in the top ten in the world. It's
beyond it's above Baghdad, Bogata.

Speaker 13 (36:45):
You know, these are.

Speaker 5 (36:46):
Cartel places, terrorist locations. You can imagine. We have a
city in the United States that has worse violent crime
and places like we just described. So for the mayor
to come out and be ridiculous in the last few
days by saying crime is on the decrease, you know, Rick,
I'm not so sure where she's getting your information.

Speaker 1 (37:05):
You know what that reminds me of Michael. You know,
it's just as Stalin has said, it's not those that
vote to count, it's those that count the votes. So
when Mara Bowser says crime is down, you got to
wonder who's keeping those crime statistics.

Speaker 5 (37:22):
Well, we know because when I go in and take
a look at it deeper. Here's what she should have
said to be accurate. There is one age bracket in
category in one section of the town that crime has
gone down by two points. The rest of it has
gone up by five to ten points all over the
rest of the city. But if you watch how she

(37:43):
words it, we have a decrease in our town.

Speaker 1 (37:48):
In our town.

Speaker 5 (37:50):
Uh, yes, you do. But that is not the impression
that that is not accurate to think that crime is
down all over town. It is up. But that having
been said, so we know that there was a problem.
The President has been repeatedly said over the last couple months.
Crime is so bad it's affecting our ability to govern,
it's affecting our ability to have programs. You can't get

(38:11):
good people to want to come to DC if they
don't feel safe, but their life is going to be
in jeopardy. So if you can't get it under control,
we will well see I've been paying lip service to
the president. However, I want to find a separate issue
that's happened that occurred often DC. That was the straw
that broke the camel's back. As you're very well aware,

(38:31):
in the last three weeks, there's been a huge upswinging
uptick on juvenile crime, what we call thugs where there
in Cincinnati, and of course that was one of the
ones we really highlighted just occurred two days ago in
New York City, La Portland, Seattle. I mean, I can
just rattle off the towns to where these young thugs.
I think it's a sport to go around and assault

(38:56):
unsuspecting people that are shopping, go enjoying music on the
weekend in the parks, et cetera, et cetera, and then
their cohorts stand around and encourage them to do more
damage and film it all and see who can get
it up to YouTube or to rumble. First well, on
Sunday evening there were over one hundred young black thugs

(39:22):
in DC who descended on the park by the enable
yard by the docks and begin to do with they
you have been getting the trend to do. They became
rowdy called in law enforcement. Law enforcement couldn't do much
because of the policies that they have how you treat
young people in DC, And so they actually stood the

(39:43):
law enforcement down. They backed them down. Wow, that was
the straw that broke the camel's back. And why is
it so important to mention this on your show? Rick?
You and I both know that young people are mostly follows.
Once you get something that is the cool thing to do,
the trend thing to do, they all want to follow suit.
And so we are beginning to get a pattern here

(40:05):
now that our young people are thinking it's trendy to
assault people unawares and to fill it and post it.
We're gonna put an end to that starting today. And
that's why the President said enough's enough. We're gonna take over.
We're federalizing DC. We're bringing in two hundred and fifty
law enforcement officers. Well say, by bringing him in basically

(40:25):
as marshalls, fiaus ATIF, et cetera, that are a headquarters
of city behind death that it's kind of like, Okay,
push your chair back up, put your badge around your neck,
get out on the streets and start walking around. People
need to see a presence. But He also determined we
need at least eight hundred guardsmen to do that. Now,
I've had people get all upset they're not trained. We're
gonna become a dictatorship. No, we're not even close to that.

Speaker 1 (40:48):
Rick.

Speaker 5 (40:49):
Here's what we are doing. We have such depth of
corruption in this country that the only way now that
we're going to gain the upper hand to restore safety
and justice and freedom for the American citizen is we're
going to have to engage military. This is not new.

Speaker 1 (41:07):
Well, you know, Michael, you know we also have a
problem with the lenient cities, the mayor's but also lenient prosecutors.
You know, these teens that are committing these crimes like carjackings, assaults,
are robberies that have become commonplace, not just in the

(41:29):
nation's capital, but in every major city. Michael, I live
right outside of Philadelphia, and just about every night on
the news, you'll see gangs serving the street. You'll see shootings,
you'll see carjackings, and as you say, a lot of
this crime is juvenile crime. Now, three questions I got

(41:53):
for you. How much of this crime can we're parenting
be blamed or is it lenient penalties for miners or
is it adults using miners to commit the crimes knowing
that they're not going to be penalized to the full

(42:13):
extent of the law.

Speaker 5 (42:15):
I think you did just the way you described it.
You take your last and work your way back to
the first, and that's the order in which it handles.
Here's what we have done, Rick, is we have created
a society. Especially when you Judge Shapiro mentioned this, she
is now the US attorney the Prosecute Afford d Z
and she is determined to get reform in the judicial

(42:36):
system to alleviate this problem. To kind of simplify what
you just said. If you're fourteen to eighteen, you can
do anything you want to. You can kill somebody, rag somebody, steal,
whatever you want to do. You're going to get brought in.
At worse, you'll get a year or two in a
juvenile detention center. Once you're eighteen, you're out of there,
your record's expunge. It never happened, and we're trying to

(42:58):
give you a second chance. Now here's what really happens, Rick.
Imagine if I do those kinds of issues, how insensitize
I become the law and order plus you don't think
I'm doing it because they don't have any better to do.
It gets back to what you said was the first issue.
I've got older criminals who are utilizing these people to
get the crime accomplished, not have to worry about themselves

(43:22):
being in jail for long because they didn't do it.
And they tell the young person, look, worst case scenario,
you got a year or two you may give away.
I'm going to give you half a million dollars. You'll
be said for life anyway, Well, what a great way
to secure your future. That's what's happening. We are not
showing compassion and giving young people a second chance at

(43:44):
a better life. What we are doing is damning them
to a life of crime and corruption for as long
as they live. Because they get a taste of it,
they see there was no consequences. That's ingrained in their mind,
and they go out to do it more and more
until they finally you hit something where they get a
big consequence, and then that's it. They're stuck. So one

(44:06):
aspect of this rick is we have to change the
judicial system. That's what you've got justice the US Attorney
Judge Shapiro working on and it has to happen, not
just in DC, happened to have with every prosecutor of
the United States.

Speaker 1 (44:22):
Second thing, Michael, yeah, God, I'm sorry.

Speaker 5 (44:24):
Go ahead, lord. The second thing that you mentioned is
we have to change the actual structure of the law
itself in terms of why is it rick If you
are old enough to conceive and to commit the crime,
why should you not be willing to do the time.
This is where we've got to change the mindset of America.

(44:46):
I don't care what your age is. If you're able
to commit the crime, you should be held accountable whatever
society deems the accountability that crime should be. There should
be no exception for you.

Speaker 1 (44:57):
What about the judges, Michael, One thing that I've been
talking about for years here in conservative commandos is I
think there should be a three strikes you're out for juveniles.
In other words, if a juvenile commits three adult type felonies,
no matter what their age, it should be mandatory and
that they be treated as adults. But you've got judges

(45:20):
who want to be lenient, you got prosecutors who want
to be lenient. You got city government, city mayors and
councilors who want to be lenient. Who think that number one,
that these kids can be saved, I think that's all wrong.
And number two, you can rehabilitate these kids, and I
think it's been proven not to be.

Speaker 5 (45:41):
So you're exactly right. The only deal with you and
I have Rigauz. You're being a little nice to him.
You get them three strikes, But have my way. Whatever
the crime is, for a time you committed, whatever the consequences,
you need to own up and accept you accountability forward
and that's the end of it. But your idea probably

(46:03):
will have a better chance of getting subtraction to mine,
because I believe that whatever you do, your automatical account aford,
there should be no exceptions.

Speaker 1 (46:12):
Hey, Michael, we got to take a little break. But
on the other side of the break, I'm gonna ask
you how much of this crime can be related to
poor parenting, lack of fathers in the household, and also
the city's reaction to Donald Trump calling in the National
Guard and temporarily taking over control of the police force

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Speaker 1 (50:32):
And welcome back. Welcome back to the Conservative Commandos. I'm Ricurider,
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(51:38):
And we're talking about crime. We're talking about crime in DC.
We're talking about Donald Trump taking control of the police
force in Washington and bringing in eight hundred National Guards. Hey, Michael,
thank you for holding through that break. We really appreciate
your time. And you know, Michael, we hear this mantra

(52:00):
all the time about gun violence gun violence, gun violence.
I say, we don't have a gun violence problem. We've
got a criminal problem. And the criminals right now generally
look like they're under eighteen. I want to ask you
about the parenting of these kids, the lack of a
man in the home. Take it away.

Speaker 5 (52:22):
I think you're exactly right. You hit the nail on
the head. I think there are a number of factors
we did talk about. First of all, yes, it is parenting,
but the vast majority of these kids coming from either
broken families or no father figure of the home at all.
So where are they getting a double hit. The second
place they're getting a double hit forms in our educational system.
You know, we've taken out values, faith and principles out

(52:46):
of our education. We did that a while back. You know,
there were those who threw a fit separation of church
and state. You've got to have that separation. And of course,
America I didn't understand what they were asking. They just thought, well,
you shouldn't be teaching calem or a Baptist or whatever
in public schools. That was not their intent at all.
What they were trying to say was anything connected to

(53:09):
faith that God had to go. Well, where do values
the principles come from They come from a faith based
oriented philosophy, so they immediately eliminated that. So we begin
to teach our kids there's no value or respect for life,
no respect for authority. Uh, situational ethics. Now, you should

(53:30):
probably steal today, but if you're hungry this afternoon, go ahead.
It just depends on the circumstance.

Speaker 1 (53:35):
Oh, Michael, I don't want to hear that excuse of
hunger because there's plenty of places that people can go
to get a free meal. You're exactly why. I mean
plenty of places to free and generally buy in large,
buy in large. These crimes are not being committed to buy.

Speaker 5 (53:53):
Food, no, none of them.

Speaker 1 (53:55):
But we're a lot of it being committed to buy
drugs or get money, you know, free money. They don't
necessarily want to work. They want the money, but they
don't want to work, so they steal the money from
people who do want to work.

Speaker 5 (54:09):
And what they do is, see they take what I
just said to soften the blow, to make you feel
like there's nothing wrong situt ethics. The problem is this
rick is just what you said. There are absolutes. It's
wrong to steal, period is wrong to murder someone. Period,
is wrong to cheat on your test period. And since

(54:30):
we eliminated that, now we have kids who have no
guidance at home because their parents are a single mom,
no father, the influence at home, they go to school,
there certainly is no guidance there, in fact, even make
matters words not either. Do we tell you there are
no values or ethics. We begin to tell you everything
is so volatile. We don't even know if you're a

(54:51):
boy or girl.

Speaker 1 (54:53):
Well we know, but they don't.

Speaker 5 (54:57):
So you have these situations all converging, and then the question,
because what do you expect them to do? Well, I'm
not giving them a pass. What I'm saying is that
we had better date some corrective measures. We better start
engaging our parents, and here's what we need to do.
You know, I realize this is a touch of situation ruth,
but if you're not going to guide your child to

(55:20):
have ethics, values and principles, then perhaps you should help
me pay the accountability of the actions that are caused
by now here's the difference. If you're doing your best,
and you know that's easy enough to see. I'm not
saying you're responsible for the outcome of your child, because
every child is different. But if you're not making any effort,
which is what you see in most of these cases,

(55:42):
they don't even know where the kids are at Rick,
they could care less, and quite frankly, if that's your mindset,
you shouldn't have had those kids to begin with. So
I think we start putting responsibility back on the parents
and accountability for the child's action. We need to do
the same thing with the children. I'm sorry that you
have a heart for a fifteen year old kid. He

(56:04):
should deserve a second chance, etc. He should have thought
about that before he completed the action. He needs to
be held accountable for what he did if he stole,
and the penalty for steeling his two years in prison.
He goes to jail. That's just the end of it, you.

Speaker 1 (56:18):
Know, Michael. What's interesting to me is the reaction. The
reaction we here calls. As soon as Donald Trump, as
soon as Donald Trump announced, you know, that he wanted
to bring in the National Guard, that he wanted to
take over control. There were one hundreds of demonstrators gathered
in Lafayette Park, which is just right across the street

(56:40):
from the White House, to protest the National guard mobilization,
protesters chanted hands off DC and we must fight for
our freedom. Now, Michael, I would have to think the
majority of the people that are living in Washington, d C.
Want to live in a place without crime. I would

(57:03):
have to think this is not the thinking of most
people in Washington, DC, who are the victims of crime
each and every day. What's your take on these demonstrators.

Speaker 5 (57:15):
You're exactly right, and here they can get back to
the same philosophy ideology of you know, they're being compassionate,
we're being hard dozed, oligards, dictators, et cetera. And here's
what they will here's their rationale. Don't send the guard,
take that money. Let's have more youth programs. We should

(57:36):
be having bingo in the park and that way these
kids will be having fun and they won't get into trouble. Rick,
I will promise you this. These kids have absolute no
interest in doing any of the games as you propose. Okay,
they want to. They have their mindset. They've been taught
that they're no values in principles, and they want to

(57:58):
be destructive.

Speaker 1 (57:59):
That's just the way it, Michael. You know President Trump
has called the Democrats Week on Crime in his century.
It's interesting to see there's side come out. I just
want to read you a few quotes from some people
that you'd recognize. First, Mayor Bowser of Washington, DC called
Trump's move unsettling and unprecedented. The Democrat Mayor's Association called

(58:25):
it a political charade to distract Americans. Chicago Mayor Johnson
called Trump's claim about crime in major Citi's misinformation, and
Hillary Clinton criticized President Trump's decision to take federal action
against crime in Washington, d C, calling it unhinged. Michael,

(58:49):
your reaction to the Democrats.

Speaker 5 (58:51):
Reaction, Well, I like Hillary what you said. It's on hinge,
all right, It's on hinge to have somebody who has
committed such a true crimes that are coming out now,
besides the destruction of her emails, etc. To actually be
involved in a plot called Russia Gate to try to
frame a president and make him a agent of Russia

(59:15):
so that he could not serve espionage, so he couldn't
serve as the president. And if that didn't work, let's
not forget Barack Obama with Hillary there authorize operations Silence,
which what was that operation? In the middle of December
they had determined that Trump was a such a threat
to democracy his demise was in order. They already put

(59:38):
the plan together. They had the opteam set, the black
opteave set, they had moved into place. They were one
week out from completing the assassination to where somebody got winned.
They got nervous and canceled the operation. That's unhinged when
it comes to the mayor of Chicago. This is the

(59:58):
same one that said if I don't get more money,
I'm going to shut down Chicago because we're running out
of ability to fund our illegals that we're bringing here.
You should be paying me more. You should be living
on last and giving more to illegals who are don't
even belong here. That's yeah, that's unhinged. That is exactly.

(01:00:19):
And and they're so hypocritical.

Speaker 1 (01:00:22):
Uh.

Speaker 5 (01:00:22):
It's just amazing to me that Rick, that they can
actually come up with this and not realize how stupid
they sound.

Speaker 1 (01:00:31):
Hey, Michael, on to signing up before we have to
let you go. James Carvill said the other night in
an interview that he believed that to save democracy, what
Democrats must do when they get the White House, the
House in the Senate Number one, they want to give
Puerto Rico in Washington, d C statehood rights. That would

(01:00:55):
that would flood Washington with more Democrats in the House
in this and I say, I believe it's time to
for Republicans to be proactive and give DC, make it
part of Merlin, which is already red state, and give
Puerto Rico it's independence once and for all. To take

(01:01:20):
these issues off the table so the Democrats can't flood Washington,
DC with more Democrats.

Speaker 5 (01:01:29):
Your take, I would agree with the whole I curious
step Further, we don't have any necessity to have territories anymore.
We're not England. We have established our country fifty states
for a long time now. We've had the fifties state
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(01:01:51):
Virgin Islands, anybody else, they should be able to stand
as their own country, govern themselves, raise their own taxes.
We shouldn't be fund them and sending them eight and why,
frank I think that's the greatest suggestion I've heard in
a while.

Speaker 1 (01:02:05):
Rick, Will you and maybe also Republicans what Republicans should do.
They should stack the court now stack the Supreme Court
with nineteen judges right now and twenty seven more before
Donald Trump leaves office, and if the and you know,
just make it one hundred and thirty seven judges. But

(01:02:27):
I think that Republicans need to be more proactive when
you hear threats coming from Democrats like packing the Supreme Court,
making DC and Puerto Rico estate and giving permanent residency
to these people that have come here illegally. You know, Michael,

(01:02:51):
there's going to be a time when Democrats do control Washington,
and if Republicans aren't proactive now that that, they may
not be that far away.

Speaker 5 (01:03:02):
I would agree with the Rick. I love what you said.
Here's what the problems Republicans that we'll talk about it
for just a second. As why it's a problem. You know,
when the Democrats have power, they don't question anything good
they do. They step in line and they just here's
the list the ten things we're going to do today,
and it gets done when Republicans get in power. Here's

(01:03:23):
our list of ten things. Nine of them get complaints
from somebody within the issue. I think that's moving too fast.
We better send that to committee. We better think about that.
Nothing gets done now. I do believe there's a reason
behind it because the vast majority of those Republicans who
said the Republicans.

Speaker 1 (01:03:38):
Realier or not.

Speaker 5 (01:03:39):
You can call them rhinos, you can call them democrats,
whatever you want to call them. Fact about it is
it's the same philosophy. What's in it for me? How
much kickback am I getting? How much is it advancing
me personally? And if it's not, I'm not interested. Those
are the kind of people that need to.

Speaker 1 (01:03:54):
Go Michael Lettz invest us, say, Michael, tell us about
USA and how people could find out more about it.

Speaker 5 (01:04:03):
Well, thank you, Rick. You know, USA is a charity
that provides active shoot avests for our officers who don't
have it. We have ninety percent of officers across the
country who do not have the ability to defend themselves
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(01:04:23):
We're calling on them now to help us secure our
freedoms and our liberties in our futures. And if we
can't show them that we were supporting them, I would
just on another show. Right before this, Rick, somebody asked.

Speaker 1 (01:04:35):
What is again for you know.

Speaker 5 (01:04:38):
Yeah, somebody asked, what is it like for recruitment. The
military is getting excited. I said yes, but you have
to understand the military had bad philosophy people, and when
they got removed, they were welcome to come back. We
didn't just have bad philoscity of people with first response
to the law enforcement. We had a mainstream media that
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(01:05:01):
of being respected. And that's going to take some time
to We're also we are not bouncing back as fast
as say the military and others. One of the things
we can do to help with that situation is for
America to rally around its first responders. Even if you
only can give a dollar, Rick, just simply say, look,
I'm one of the three hundred and thirty million that
I got your back. That's all we need to do

(01:05:21):
to turn the situation around and restore law and order
once again to this country.

Speaker 1 (01:05:26):
Michael Less, we want to thank you so much for
joining us. You're in conservative commandos. God bless you, God
bless your wife Karen, who's the real boss there. We
know the truth. You're right to be Michael. One other thing,
we understand that you have your own show. Now tell
us about it and where people can watch.

Speaker 5 (01:05:46):
The Michael Letts Show. It's on CRN and a network
and they have it. It's syndicated all across the country.
If you go to the CRN dot com you can
get a list of all the times. I couldn't begin
to start memorizing all the station times of the dates
that it's on. It was something that I figured we
were running our mouth and off anyway, Rick, why not

(01:06:08):
let it recorded so that people couldn't play it back
and make sure they got it accurate what I said?

Speaker 1 (01:06:12):
All right, Michael Lettes again, thank you so much, take
care and God bless.

Speaker 5 (01:06:17):
God, bless America. Thank you so much for you doing Rick.
We support you on.

Speaker 1 (01:06:21):
Thank you so much, and you are listening to you
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Speaker 1 (01:11:11):
And welcome back. Welcome back to the Conservative Commandos with
Sharon Angle. I'm Rick Trader, coming to you from the
Mike Pilla Studios, the My Story Studios of the AUN
Television Network. Back with you, Sharon, what's on your radar screen?

Speaker 2 (01:11:29):
Well, I guess I want to talk about this little girl.
She's thirteen years old. They describe her as a teen,
so she's just barely in her teens, thirteen years old,
Tennessee eighth grader, and she was put in solitary confinement

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and then sentenced to house arrest because of the school's AI.
So here we go, this artificial intel diligence, this robot
is allowed to really traumatize the child. Is what has
happened here? This little girl, she was having a conversation,

(01:12:13):
and honestly, this is why we shouldn't be having cell
phones in school.

Speaker 1 (01:12:20):
This is why.

Speaker 2 (01:12:21):
Parents should be monitoring everything that their child is doing
on social media because it's social media can be very dangerous.
And at this point, it was they were having a conversation,
these little girls, and one of them said that that

(01:12:41):
the Matthews girl her name is not disclosed, so just
that's her last name, was looking very tanned, and another
one said that she must be a Mexican. And so
then he replied, when they said, what are she planning

(01:13:01):
to do on Thursday, she replied, kill all Mexico. Well
that set the AI up, you know, and in some
cases you can say, yeah, anytime you use those kinds
of words kill, it should be investigated. But it was

(01:13:26):
a joke. The kid says it was a stupid message
and that this artificial intelligent surveillance system that interrupt intercepted
this so this software was programmed to scan all the
communications on the student accounts to intercept potential violence, self harm,

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or other thoats. So I flagged this message and the
school officials were alerted, and then law enforces was contacted
and they removed this little girl from the class. She
was taken into custody, put in juvenile attention and there

(01:14:12):
she was interrogated, strip searched, and placed in a cell overnight.
So when she was finally released to the family the
next day, they said, how did this happen so quickly?
And how did they just take AI? That's all they

(01:14:33):
had AI. They didn't go through the context to see
what was really happening here, in the context of the conversation.
Why was it? So did they just take the AI
and they ran with it to the most to the

(01:14:54):
place where it was just totally over for the top reaction.
And so that's that's how it how it went down.
And they said they just couldn't believe how quickly it

(01:15:14):
had all come to this place. And they said, well,
they search for keywords and phrases that suggest violent content, bullying,
self harm, or drug use. Uh, now that makes you wonder.
So here we are talking you and I one of

(01:15:38):
these buzzwords happened to use it, or Sharon, happens to
be used a swat teams in our yard.

Speaker 1 (01:15:48):
Sharon, you use those, but buzzwords, you use them when
you describe what this girl said. When this girl said
kill all Mexicans, Sharon, those words come out of your mouth.
You know now they've come out of my mouth. So
who is to say there isn't some entity out there

(01:16:12):
tracking what we say say and they take those words
out of context. Sharon Engel says kill all Mexicans. Rick
Trader said kill all Mexicans. You see how dangerous this is,
and believe me, believe me, just as what happened in

(01:16:34):
January sixth happen, just the same as what happened to
Mike Lindell, Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump, General Flynn, Johnny Isman
could happen to us. Think how scary and dangerous this is.

(01:16:56):
Just have a few words taken out of context. But
you know the problem we've got here is with so
many horrible things that have happened in schools, shootings and whatnot.
And when these shootings happen, everybody wants to know who's responsible.

(01:17:18):
Whose fault it was it? How can it be stopped? Well,
this is what leads us down this slippery slope.

Speaker 2 (01:17:25):
Now, well, and I'm thinking, now can we even air
this segment? Maybe when we do our editing, we're going
to have to take those buzzwords out because my team
might show up right here in Nevada and also in
New Jersey because these robots don't have any.

Speaker 1 (01:17:48):
Sharon doesn't tell kit, don't tell people I'm in New Jersey.
They want them to think I'm a little smarter than that.
But but besides that, you're right, Sharon. After all, you know,
we do what we do a television radio talk show.
We're in charge of a television network, as small as
it may be. You were running for Secretary of State

(01:18:11):
of Nevada. I mean, my gosh. We are targets. And again,
like with Michael Lindell, he became a target, Rogerston became
a target. General Flynn target, Donald Trump target, Rudy Julienne target.
They hate us, They on the left hate us, and

(01:18:33):
it shows us. This is a great example of how
AI and trap this little girl. How it couldn't trap us,
How it couldn't trap anybody out there Sharon. Who's to
know who's not listening in on private telephone conversations when

(01:18:54):
somebody says something, Who's to know? When somebody tells a
bad joke, how that somebody else isn't going to take
that bad joke and run with it. How about this,
somebody tells a bad joke and says, we should eighty
six to the president. All right, we should eighty six
to That could be taken and run with it. I mean,

(01:19:16):
there's there's all kinds, all kinds of scary scenarios out there,
but that's the time that we live in.

Speaker 2 (01:19:25):
And this kind of robot has no human oversight. It
just flags. Since they don't go back and look at
what that robot is picking up. They just immediately go
into action and they ask questions later. They ruin a

(01:19:46):
person's life, and then they go, oh so sorry after
the fact, Oh so sorry, these robots. That's that's where
the Left wants to go with everything. They want a
robot for our elections. That's what computer is about. They

(01:20:09):
want a robot to do surveillance. And I want every
citizen on our telephones, on our computers, on the things
we post on social media. Every time we open our mouths.
There's a robot there.

Speaker 13 (01:20:24):
Too, or a camera or a camera camera.

Speaker 1 (01:20:28):
You know, Sharon is amazing. It's amazing how much we
are at how often we are in surveillance. Some cameras
somewhere people got ring from the doors. The grocery store
has cameras. There's cameras. That's just about every red light anymore.

(01:20:49):
We are constantly under surveillance. In some parts, it's good.
In some parts it could it issues for good, but
it can also be used for harm. Share and what
else is on your radar screen? I want to.

Speaker 2 (01:21:03):
Talk about a decision that the Supreme Court made in
twenty fifteen that seems like, why are we revisiting that? Well,
because there's a new petition out urging the Supreme Court
to revisit one of its rulings in twenty fifteen. I

(01:21:24):
didn't know you could do that. I didn't know you
could say we still think that was a bad decision,
Please a little different court look at this thing again.
And that decision was the one that legalized same sex marriage.
We in Nevada had a constitutional amendment protecting marriage between

(01:21:52):
a man and a woman, and when that Supreme Court
ruling came down, all of that went out the window
longer had any force and effect through our Supreme Court,
I mean our constitutional amendment which said it is between
a man and a woman, which everybody in the pretty

(01:22:14):
much everybody in the state past. And so now I
see that they're saying, please look this over again. The
case was called Overfell versus Hodges, and it was against
a county clerk in Kentucky named Kim Davis who refused

(01:22:37):
to give marriage licenses to same sex couples. And she
said it was because of her own personal.

Speaker 13 (01:22:50):
Convictions.

Speaker 2 (01:22:51):
And that's the same with everyone. We have personal rights
and we shouldn't be coerced in doing something runs contrary
to our own values, to our own beliefs. And you know,

(01:23:11):
as a as a Christian, God says, that's not the
way it goes. It goes, God says, and he started
one man, one woman marriage before even sin. It is
a tenant foundational belief among Christians. And so if you're

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a Christian and you have a job that requires you
to do something that is against God, who do you serve?
The God that created you, or the government who thinks
it's God. So that's what the crux of this whole

(01:24:00):
Supreme Court decision was and her attorney, a man named
Matthew Staver, has come now and said this ruling is
egregiously wrong and deeply damaging and far outside the bound
of any reasonable interpretation of the various constitutional provisions to

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which it was it vaguely pointed. So what he's saying
it was trunk up, that they wanted this case to
go through, that there was a decision within the court
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what the case brought, what kinds of arguments it brought.
They'd already made up their mind and they used flimsy
arguments in order to support their own political agenda. And
now he's saying, let's revisit that we need to make
sure that we are not denying the rights of people

(01:25:13):
when we're doing our political agenda, especially the Supreme Court.
Pray about that, right.

Speaker 1 (01:25:21):
Pray about that. With that, we do need to take
a break in. On the other side of this break,
we'll be playing one of the best of interviews that
we've done here on the Conservative Commandos. I'm Rick trading
my coast to Sharon Angol Go nowhere, we'll be right
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Speaker 1 (01:28:40):
And welcome back, Welcome back to the conservative Commandos radio show.
We share an angle and yours truly, Rick Trader, coming
to you from the My Pillar studios, the My Store
studios of the a U n TV network. Sharon, we've
got a long time of the longtime friend of the
show returning to us today. Please make that introduction.

Speaker 2 (01:29:02):
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really happened in the twenty twenty election and How to
Stop the Fraud? Robert, welcome back to the Conservative Conandos
radio show.

Speaker 13 (01:29:44):
Well, thank you for having me on, Sharon, and.

Speaker 2 (01:29:47):
Thank you for showing us your book. We're excited about Crooked,
And of course it didn't look crooked this time. I
guess we're all kind of exalting in or being excited
about the Trump victory.

Speaker 1 (01:30:05):
But Sharon, is that excited or relieved?

Speaker 2 (01:30:12):
Well for me, both for me, I believe, and and uh,
you know, we're we're looking now ahead. I'm actually really surprised, Robert,
and how quickly uh.

Speaker 13 (01:30:27):
The Trump.

Speaker 2 (01:30:30):
The Trump presidency has moved into that spot. They are
really nominating quickly. It seems like we've got people in
major uh places to do some real changes. And I
want to talk to you about climate hysteria is about

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to meet its match. So this has to do with
one of those nominees, doesn't it.

Speaker 13 (01:30:56):
Well, yes it does. And this is a very Trumpian
in your nomination, because you know, the Democratic Party isn't
totally enthrall to the climate extremists who are using it
as a way to control us. Let's face it, there
is no climate emergency. The oceans aren't rising to where
we're going to wipe out Atlantic City, and for many reasons,

(01:31:23):
the whole idea that CO two is our enemy not
our friend, is nonsense. And I mentioned this in my column,
but Trump appointed the head of Liberty Energy, based in Denver.
It's a fracking company. I mean, this is right in
your face. Not only doesn't he buy into the climate

(01:31:45):
hysteria pushed by the greenies, but he's saying, look, we're
going to put America back on a track for energy independence.
This is how we're going to do it. Fracking has
been a great benefit to millions of Americans. It helped
make us energy dependent under his administration, and then Joe
Biden came in immediately put a halt to any new

(01:32:06):
drilling or fracking on federal lands. And you know this,
I have some Democrat friends believe it or not. And
they tell me, hey, if you look at how much
oil is being produced now, it's over thirteen million barrels
a day. And look at how much was produced during

(01:32:27):
Trump's reign. It's about the same now. And my answer
to that is, well, go to the gas pump. You know,
gas is still far higher than it was under Trump.
I saved a receipt from Trump years. It was a
buck seventy eight a gallon back in Trump's day. And
I saved another one. It was over four. And this

(01:32:47):
is in northern Virginia. In California, it's not even funny
how high it is there. But what happened was, and
a friend in the energy industry explained it to me,
is the oil drillers had to reopen capped wells that
they had closed because they weren't profitable because the oil
was coming in cheaper. But this is an expensive venture.

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So while we may be pumping the same amount we were,
it costs a lot more. That's why the price hasn't
gone down a whole lot. At the gas pump, it's
gotten a little better since they've gotten back up to
more higher production, but still shouldn't be whatever it is
where you are. I know it's high. It's about three

(01:33:32):
bucks a gallon here now, which is a release to us.
It went well over four for a while and close
to five at one point. And this is what triggered
the nine percent inflation under Joe Biden. It was the
prices shot through the roof on everything. You fill up
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(01:33:53):
charge them twice the amount for their fuel, that's going
to make everything more expensive.

Speaker 2 (01:33:58):
Yeah, you're right, and in some places here in Nevada
where I live, it is up towards three sixty five
three seventy a gallon. However, I can go just outside
my county and get it for three nineteen. So there
you see local taxes taking effect. But that's just kind

(01:34:22):
of an aside that when you have liberals running your county,
your county taxes go up. And that's how it really
plays out in Nevada. We have a liberal county that
I live in, and you can expect fifty cents to
a dollar more on your gas than in a liberal
county not less than thirty thirty miles away. Less than

(01:34:43):
thirty miles away, I can go and get it for
a dollar cheap or so why wouldn't I and many do.
What you're telling me though about Chris Wright is that
he's the answer already to the promise that Donald Trump
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(01:35:06):
make that promise a reality.

Speaker 13 (01:35:11):
Yeah, and he's got other nominees coming in. Lee's Elden,
the governor of New York and lost. But he's a conservative,
he's in support of a free market and energy. He's
had what is an EPA. I think got my article
right here. I worked down at Washington. Yeah, I.

Speaker 2 (01:35:32):
Noted that too. You put down Governor Doug Borgham, who's
an interior and they had. That has a lot to
do with where we're going to be drilling, because there's
federal lance, especially here in the West, lots of them.
Eighty seven percent of Nevada is federal lance, and we
have lots of energy and mining out here. So it's

(01:35:56):
one of those things where you have to have the
Department of Interior, your guy who does all the BLM
land Bureau of Land Management, which is all of this
a pretty much this eighty seven percent, I haven't seen
the Department of Agriculture come in, but they're the Forest Service,
so he needs to actually tie that one up as well.

(01:36:17):
But as you point out, Lee Zelden with EPA, so
he's starting to build a team it looks like to
fulfill this promise.

Speaker 13 (01:36:30):
Yeah, and he didn't waste much time. You know, a
lot of the times a new president says, give me time.
I want to get the best people. And Trump already
had these people in mind. And he's been stunning the
left with all these appointments. By the way, in my
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(01:36:51):
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was about a style section article in the Washington Post
in this place called the Kraken spelled the Giant squid
and the krack in this place where democrats are going
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(01:37:12):
on them. You can't make this up. And the one
woman in there smashed six plates with you know t
r U mp is at five dates and said I
feel much better. And my answer was so do I.

Speaker 2 (01:37:30):
Yeah.

Speaker 13 (01:37:33):
Since November fifth, in the wee hours.

Speaker 2 (01:37:36):
It's amazing to me that they're also giving Trump therapy
to people who are.

Speaker 13 (01:37:42):
Feeling Trump therapy.

Speaker 2 (01:37:44):
Yeah, you know, feeling a little bit deranged since since
he's won, which to me is just an admission of
what Levine has always said, and that is that liberalism
is a mental disorder, or you know, when when that's
what he said, and now they're treating it like a

(01:38:04):
mental disorder themselves. What you're telling us is they're having
to go to therapy in order to get over this thing.
I'm thinking, does anybody see.

Speaker 12 (01:38:15):
This but me?

Speaker 13 (01:38:17):
Oh, well a lot of people did. And you know
that the sleeper issue this whole thing was the transgender movement. Okay,
that that nailed the Democrats as being in totally unreality
and denying normalcy and reality. And that add that Trump
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(01:38:37):
with these outrageous drag queens and had her, in her
own words saying she wanted to pay with tax tair
dollar payer dollars for sex change operations for prison inmates,
and then at the end says she's for they them,
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(01:38:59):
this stun the Democrats. They went back and they went
to their focus groups and it terrified them how people
of all races, ethnicities, economic brackets love the ad and said, yes, yes,
someone's saying what we've been feeling all along. We don't
want women in sports, we don't want boys in girls' rooms.

(01:39:21):
Trump figured that out, or at least the people around
them did. And you know a lot of people say, well,
the Republicans should just stay away from the social issues.
You know, they just democrats of the upper hand and
all that's over with. No, it's not. People yearn for
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(01:39:41):
want to see religion not denigrated and religious liberty attacked.
I mean, the whole transgender undercurrent was a big symbol
for all of the attacks on normal, everyday Americans that
we've lived through the last four years.

Speaker 2 (01:39:58):
Well, in their idolity ideology is what has really driven
this boat. As far as I can see, with this
economic thing, people started to realize when it started to
hit their pocket at the gas pump, at the grocery store.
They're saying, wait a second, there, you know you can
be tolerant, but you are now affecting my lifestyle, and

(01:40:22):
I you know, I can be tolerant you want, but
when you're asking to get into my pocketbook, no, thank you.

Speaker 13 (01:40:29):
Yeah, that's right. And going back to the column I
just wrote this week, the what I include is facts
that make the climate hysteria revealed to be a pipe dream.
CO two is not bad for us. You can't live
without it, got to have to die without it. There's

(01:40:52):
so little CO two in the atmosphere emitted by humans
compared to what the environment produces that it's not funny.
And the founder of Greenpeace even has said for the
last decade CO two is okay in the atmosphere. In fact,
we could use more of it. It makes things grow.
And a friend of mine, James Moody, who ran a

(01:41:14):
gas in physics testing laboratory in California, said, you know,
I keep hearing that CO two heats up the atmosphere,
it's causing global warming. I want to test this. So
he had a lab where he emitted some CO two
into a chamber where he could measure whether it gained
or lost temperature, and it lost all heat within four minutes,

(01:41:37):
less than four minutes, And he said, gases can't retain
heat without an exterior heat source. That would be the sun.
That's the cause of any warming we've been having, and
the sun goes through all these cycles. So but boy,
this is a good deal for the one world globalists,
for the Democrats who want to use climate control everything else,

(01:42:01):
everything we do, from what we eat to what we drive.
One of the greatest things about Trump's reelection is that
he's going to get rid of the electric car mandate
right away. That's one of the first things. Of course,
Kamala Harris denied that she'd ever been she or Biden
had ever imposed a mandate, But when you require all

(01:42:21):
vehicles by twenty thirty five to be zero emission, that's
the same thing. Yeah, how dishonest they were about it.
And Americans don't like it. Those cars are piling up
and even the seventy five hundred dollars federal subsidy isn't
moving them. So we'll get rid of that. You can

(01:42:43):
go out and buy your high powered Mustang if you want.

Speaker 2 (01:42:48):
So, who is that a pointee we're talking to? Are
we talking transportation? Is that where he comes from to
get that? When he raised or how does he do that?

Speaker 13 (01:43:00):
Would be the Environmental Protection Agency. They're the ones who
in the books. Yeah, and they're going to go And
that's the beauty. You don't even need Congress to go along.
And thank god Trump has a Republican Congress as well.
But he can do this just through the agencies. Because

(01:43:21):
much of this agenda was pushed through executive orders and regulations,
pushed by unelected bureaucrats. We can just push back the
same way.

Speaker 2 (01:43:32):
Deep State.

Speaker 13 (01:43:33):
Here we come.

Speaker 1 (01:43:35):
Hey, Robert, thank you for holding through that break. We
appreciate your time. I'm sure you know your article Climate
hystori is about to meet its match. And you know
what gets me and you you really highlight this in
your in your article, is we've heard so much about

(01:43:55):
fake news, fake news, fake news. I don't know who
hasn't been canceled, band, put in Facebook jail, suspended by
Twitter before it was when it was Twitter YouTube. Who
hasn't been kicked off of YouTube for all this fake news?

(01:44:16):
But you and your article you write. President Joe o'biden
claimed that extreme heat is the number one weather related
killer in the United States. That's his claim. What would
your take, Robert Knight be? Is this fake news or.

Speaker 13 (01:44:34):
What it's fake news. And I cite Beyond Lomborg who
is a fellow at the Hoover Institution and he has
his own foundation who does research on climate issues, and
he said extreme heat kills about six thousand Americans a year,
but extreme cold kills over one hundred and fifty thousand.

(01:44:57):
So Biden's off by a factor of twenty five. And
he mentions worldwide that extreme heat does kill a number
of people, but extreme cold kills many times more people
in the millions. And so he also makes the point
that it's it's fossil fuels that has saved lives that

(01:45:21):
have saved lives because fossil fuels enable modern development, which
enables air conditioning and other things that make life a lot,
a lot better all over the world. And without fossil fuels,
we wouldn't have all these incredible modern conveniences. And these
are more than conveniences, these are life savers. If you're

(01:45:42):
in a very hot climate and wealth sharing you're in Nevada,
you know, there are times when the air conditioning is
just absolutely a must. It's not a it's not a want,
it's a need.

Speaker 1 (01:45:56):
You Robert, people, people forget more. Would we do without
refrigeration to keep our food safe and edible? What would
we do without fossil fuels? And I make the argument
that probably more people have been brought out of poverty
by cheap abundant energy than anything else. Cheap abundant energy.

(01:46:22):
And we hear all the time, well we have to
we have to bring jobs back to America. Well to
do that, manufacturing relies on four things, cheap abundant energy
being one of those. And how many jobs? How many
jobs have been created because of cheap abundant energy, And

(01:46:44):
I think that's a major factor. CO two. What people
don't understand, or at least obviously what people on the
left und understand that without CO two nothing green on
Earth would exist? What would we eat? Then? Would we eat? Sand?
I don't know what they expect insects?

Speaker 13 (01:47:05):
They want to leave it in the insects.

Speaker 1 (01:47:07):
What do the insects eat?

Speaker 13 (01:47:10):
I mentioned the column that the Washington Post Food section
had an articles that said, uh, you know, how to
eat insects and other things, and they said the current
diet of Americans is unsustainable. So we've got to teach
people how to eat insects. And I'm thinking, go take
a hike. Okay, I think the country just told people
like you to go take a hike. Well you're going

(01:47:31):
to go have a cheeseburger. I'm sorry.

Speaker 1 (01:47:34):
Well, seriously, Bob. Without without green things, insects wouldn't live either, No.

Speaker 13 (01:47:39):
Nothing would. Cot is just a vital resource for all
of life. And they've made it into this. Uh. You know,
there's another account somewhere else. And one of the scientists
wrote it and said that the fact it was James

(01:47:59):
Move who wrote it, and he said he traces the
history of the transformation of CO two into a pollutant
and said they were worried about smog in California and
that really got the whole green revolution going. That LA
and Orange County are just inundated with smog. And I
know because I lived there in the eighties and boy
it was smoggy. But it wasn't people stopping using carbon

(01:48:25):
dioxide or emitting it. It was the catalytic converter that
changed fumes into harmless output. It was man's innovation fueled
by fossil fuels. You know that you can't have major
scientific breakthroughs without reliable energy, and fossil fuels are reliable energy.

Speaker 1 (01:48:46):
You know another thing, Robert, These greens, obviously they never
went to school, or at least they never went to
school that taught science. I can't remember as a kid
being in school they taught us about the ice ages.
In the last one hundred thousand years, there's been four
major ice ages. One was just twelve thousand years ago.

(01:49:07):
There was a sheet of ice that covered North America
all the way down to Princeton, New Jersey. In some
places this size sheet was two miles sick. Now, if
we're creating the planet to warm and we're melting the ice,
I wonder whether they're driving or how were they're heating
their homes. Twelve thousand years ago they melted all that ice.

Speaker 13 (01:49:28):
And you know, and you look at the other warmer
periods and throughout history when there were no cars, there
was no industrial revolution, and it was a lot warmer
and there was plenty of co Two. Why if you
ask a liberal this, you know what about that time,

(01:49:49):
they'll say, oh, well, there were other factors. And you
asked them what factors, I'll have to look it up,
you know, excuse me while I google. You know, but
they never come back with their Google information because they
never can't really explain it.

Speaker 1 (01:50:06):
Well, Robert, you don't have to go back twelve thousand years.
You can go back about five hundred years to an
area called the Little Ice Age, and that during the
Little Ice Age, global temperatures dropped about three degrees and
because of that, things like the blue blonic plague in

(01:50:28):
Europe about Europe lost about thirty percent of its population.
It led to the Irish potato famine. And so, I
you know, we've had such a wonderful fall, Robert, at
least here here in the southern part of New Jersey,
probably the same thing down when you're and I say,
bring on global warming. You know, I like snow, I

(01:50:51):
really do. But I know a lot of people don't.
I know a lot of people don't. And I know
that when it's snowy, icy and cold out there, it's
a lot of miss three for people. Now's what's wrong
with a couple extra what's wrong with an extra week
in fall, in an extra week in the spring of

(01:51:12):
an extended growing season. I don't know what's wrong with that.

Speaker 13 (01:51:16):
Yeah, unless you're running a ski resort. Okay, then they're
kind of upset that when it gets warmer. But overall,
my goodness, crops are roaring all over the world. There's
more growing, longer growing seasons, and the crops do better
because there's more CO two in the air. I've noticed

(01:51:39):
it in my backyard, Okay. I live with woods behind me,
and the woods are loaded with plants that I'd never
seen before. I mean, it's like a jungle back there.
I've never seen so much lush growth as in the
last few years. But you know, it's only been the
last few years because in the nineteen seventies there was
a cooling period, and all climate scientists will agree there

(01:52:02):
was a distinct cooling period in the seventies. How do
you explain that when CO two was even higher in
the seventies, before we had more catalytic converters and that
kind of thing.

Speaker 1 (01:52:16):
Well, Robert, I remember in the seventies, and the good thing,
at least for me being older than dirt, I remember
the seventies. Also. I remember the seventies because I went
to Woodstock and I was there token straight. But I
remember in the seventies the Delaware River was totally ice choked.
It was totally ice choked in Philadelphia. I mean nothing,

(01:52:40):
nothing was moving on the Delaware River into the Port
of Philadelphia because the ice was so thick. Hey, Robert,
you know I'm gonna have to let you go in
a moment or two. But I did want to mention
the other article you talked about good things are happening
and in that article, and I wanted to get to
in this interview. We just don't have time. But you

(01:53:03):
have a list of some wonderful things that mister Trump's
triumph and the number of good things that will come
out of it. And I want to encourage our listeners
and our viewers to check out that article by Robert Knight.
But Robert, we always appreciate you're joining us here in

(01:53:24):
the Conservative Commandos. Before you go, tell our listeners and
viewers how they could follow you read the things that
you write. Once again, hold up that book. How can
they get your books and give us all the good information?

Speaker 13 (01:53:37):
Well, the easiest way is to go to my website,
which is Robert Hnight dot com Robert h Night dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:53:47):
And you know, I.

Speaker 13 (01:53:48):
Don't mind people actually emailing me in my private email
and then I put them on my email list for
my column that comes out every Monday morning. That's the
Washington Times column. So if you want to, I'm me
an email at Robert Knight four numeral four at gmail
dot com and just you don't have to write me
a letter. You can if you want, but just just

(01:54:09):
say sign me up in the subject line and I
will add your name to my email list for free
and you'll get the column each week, no spam, nothing
else if you want to do that. And he go
to the website at Robert Knight at Robert h Night
dot com and my books are there, and I just
got another shipment of Crookeds, so I discounted it. So

(01:54:32):
now it's I think a discounted under ten bucks. This
it will be useful for years to come because it
chronicles all the ways the cheating occurred in twenty twenty,
and obviously the more people were watching this time around.
But they still can't explain where all those millions of
voters that appeared to vote for Joe Biden in twenty

(01:54:56):
twenty came from. He supposedly got eighty one million votes
when we had a time of unmanned ballot boxes and
millions of mailed ballots from not cleaned up registration lists.
I mean, the anomalies are when you read that, you
can't help but think, well, that was a rigged election,
you know.

Speaker 1 (01:55:16):
And now, Robert, what people need to do. They need
to look at the vote totals for twenty twenty and
to spare them to the vote vote. The vote totals
in twenty twenty four, and there are anywhere from you
from ten to fifteen million missing votes. Yep, what Sharon

(01:55:36):
and I have talked about here in the Conservative Commandos.
That gives you the number of how many fraudulent votes
there were in a twenty twenty election.

Speaker 13 (01:55:45):
Yeah, I have to think that the there couldn't have
been this gigantic outpouring for Joe Biden, who barely campaigned,
was already mentally impaired obviously to everybody in and and

(01:56:07):
Trump had done such a marvelous job controlling the border,
keeping inflation to one point two percent. I mean, things
were good under Trump. So why would millions flee from
Trump and vote for a guy who's hiding in his basement.
None of it made sense of it. And we've been
through this before in your show. Just the anomalies, the

(01:56:28):
Bellweather counties that all went for Trump at won seventeen
out of eighteen. You never lose the presidential election if
you carry those particular counties. He did, and yet they
still said he lost. I mean, we don't have to
dig it up. I'm just grateful to God because I
believe somehow there was divine intervention and a lot of

(01:56:49):
people had predicted that we'd either be judged by God
this time around, or he'd show us mercy. And I
think he has given us another chance.

Speaker 1 (01:56:57):
Robert, I think it's our last I think I agree
with you. He gave us a last chance. Yep, thank god, Robert.
I again, thank you so much for joining us one
more time.

Speaker 13 (01:57:09):
That website Robert Robert Night dot com and you.

Speaker 1 (01:57:14):
Are listening to and watching the Conservative Commanders with Sharon
Angle Armor Trader. I do want to find thank Michael
Lets for joining us. Michael is the founder of President
and CEO of INVESTUSA. He joined us to talk about
President Trump taking over the DC Police Department and also

(01:57:35):
sending in eight hundred National Guards. I don't know, Sharon.
I gotta really think that if I was a citizen
of Washington, d C. I'd be very thankful. I'd be
very thankful as the president for the actions that he
has taken after all, don't everyone want to live in
a safe neighborhood.

Speaker 2 (01:57:58):
Yes, that's the whole purpose of government, right, That's my
purpose is to keep us safe.

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