THE BRIAN RUST SHOW 9-10-25 w/ Maureen Steele and Mark Mix

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All right, good morning and welcome to the show. Happy Wednesday.
Thank you so much for checking us out here on
the Florida Man Radio networking, of course, also streaming on
Rumble dot com, Wimkin dot com, Forward Slash Brian Rust Show.
We've got a big show today, again coming up later
on this morning on the show. So this time around,

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we're gonna have the other co founder of America Made Foundation.
Last week we had Anne vander Steele on, who was
an amazing conversation talking about the things that American Maide
Foundation is doing, talking about the documentaries that they are
working on, the fights that they're doing. Today we have

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her partner and co founder, Maureen Steele, is going to
be on with us today to talk about more about
what they are doing. And I want to talk to
her about a lot of things. So that's gonna be
a great conversation. Also, Mark Mixed from the National Right
to Work is also going to be joining us too
because some new things coming up. We're going to talk
with him as well. But in the meantime, we do
have a lot more stuff to talk about. And I

(02:43):
you know what this is, I'm trying not to be
as direct and blunt as I really want to be,
because number one, I'm gonna get into a whole buttload
of trouble with the FCC if I really truly say
what's on my mind. But this this whole situation with

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the the North Carolina killing of the uh of the
the immigrant from from the Ukraine, the twenty three year old.
More and more of this story just keeps developing, and
and I'm just getting more and more frustrated as I
as I see more of this. Uh, you know, I
I can. I've watched the video a few times, and

(03:29):
this is one of these things I know that I
should probably stop watching that video.

Speaker 1 (03:32):
Uh.

Speaker 6 (03:33):
And if you haven't seen the video, Uh, my suggestion
to you is don't it is. It's disturbing. It's a
very very disturbing video. It's not a long video. What
had happened happened so quickly, so quickly that the girl

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didn't even know it happened. And uh, to see the
reaction from a lot of those on the left about
how they are responding to the situation. And also one
of the things that was caught on tape from the
suspect when the suspect after he got that as he

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was leaving the train, he can be heard saying, I
got that white girl that as you know, other passengers
kind of stood by, not really truly getting involved in
doing anything, which again is one of these societal issues

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that the left has created for us. Because you remember Penny,
the Penny situation in New York City where crazy ass
guy starts threatening to hurt people and kill people in
the subway. He gets up detains the person. The person
is absolutely bat crap, crazy, is violent, resists completely and

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he puts him into a headlock, and he ends up dying.
And of course Penny ended up being a monster. In
this situation, the individual who had to be arrested had
to go through all of this process, have his life
ruined and why because of the fact that he stood
up to save other people on the train. The Left

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went after him because of what he did. They did
they had to destroy him because of what he did
standing up for his fellow citizens, doing what was right
to protect a crazy ass person who should not have
been roaming the streets. This man who did the killing
of this very innocent, very sweet, twenty three year old

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who fled the her war torn country for a better life,
who was doing something for herself to make a better life.
She was working. Everybody that knew her, that worked with her,
said nothing but great things about her. She was a
very innocent individual in this and of course, the only
reason for why we're talking about this because again the Left,

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with the way they handle. This is not because of
the story. It's because of the fact that all the
MAGA people have to bring it up. The MAGA people
have got to bring up old news because it came
from last month, you know, last month, August twenty second,
because that was so damn long ago that we had
to pull up a video on a black man killing

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an innocent little white girl. And that is the reason
for why we're all talking about this nowadays. It has
nothing to do with the fact that this individual should
not have been roaming the streets. And we've got some
bigger issues that are going on in the country too,
with society. I'm going to get into those two in
a minute, and I'm sure it's going to piss somebody off,

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but I really don't care. And you can call me
whatever you want to call me, and you can misinterpret
whatever it is that I want to say. And if
you're going to be that person, you probably shouldn't be
listening to the show to begin with, because you're a
dumb ass. I mean, I appreciate that you're listening. I
got that white girl. That's the comment that this monster

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said after this innocent white girl. And again, this shouldn't
even be about race, and it shouldn't be about the
color of somebody's skin. The fact that this monster decided
because somebody sat in front of her or him, and
he takes out a pocket knife, stabs her in the

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neck three times, and walks away, killing her. By the way.
To give you an idea of how long that lasted,
it was under a minute before she was dead, and
under a minute from the time that he'd pulled out
his knife, reached around and stabbed this girl in the neck.

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She was dead within a minute, and not a damn
person helped. Nobody jumped up to run to this girl
who is bleeding now out of her neck. Nobody jumped
up to go over to her as she slumped down
in her seat and fell down to the ground. Nobody

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did a damn thing. And the Left have made it
to the point where people are now afraid to get
involved in something because they don't want their life to
be ruined. I put so much of this on the

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Left and what they have done with society. The individual
who did do the killing, and I'm not gonna say
his name, I'm never gonna say his name ever. I
just I don't even wonder I know I said it
the other day, but I'm never going to say it again.
The brother of him came out and he's actually blaming

(09:05):
the justice system for this situation. This guy's brother came
out and blamed the justice system for letting his sibling
walk free despite his history of violence. He ended up
saying that I think that they could have pretty much
prevented it. Then he could have prevented it. He has

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a history of a violent crime, was a repeat offender.
And his nineteen year old brother said that his brother
suffered from a full penalty of the law and blame
the justice system for allowing him to walk free and said,
I don't even know he had mental problems. You just

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can't let him walk free, especially because of mental issues.
He could do it again. They still treat him for
his mental ill illness, but there are consequences for his actions,
and I think he should suffer the consequences. This is
his brother that's saying this. The mayor of Charlotte, where

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all this came down, taking a little bit of flack.
The mayor v Lyles now facing a lot of criticism
over her response to the killing of the Ukrainian refugee
who was murdered senselessly in cold blood, and she referred
to the crime as a tragic situation that sheds light

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on problems with society safety nets related to mental health care.
She's got a point that there is a problem with
the society safety nets. But the other big problem that
we have is the fact that the left. Their idea
is we don't want to put people in prison. We
don't want to imprison people. Now, there is a certain level,

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and I've mentioned this before, that there's things that we
as a society have imprisoned people for that we probably
didn't need to imprison. Marijuana being one of them. Somebody
gets caught with a joint, they spend a year in jail,
and their lives get destroyed. And what happens They resort
to crime and other things because their life got destroyed

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over a simple little joint. That is something that is overdone,
and we did that with too many people. Yes, it's
illegal to have it, you broke the law, but there
are consequences that should go with that type of thing. Okay,
you had something you weren't supposed to do, did it
really involve needing to be in jail for a year?

Speaker 7 (11:39):
No?

Speaker 6 (11:41):
Is there community service, things that you can do, find
that you could do. Yes, there's a lot of things
that we don't need to necessarily incarcerate people for and
that you could punish them in other ways. But the
left is in this cake of don't put anybody in jail.
And when you have people who have a history of violence,

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these are not people that you can just sit down
and saying, Okay, now, we're gonna be a good boy
when we release you, right, because they're not going to
be they have a history of being violent. For the
safety of society, you lock those people up, and again,
it doesn't matter the color of their skin. The skin

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color has nothing to do with this. It is about
the consequences in dealing with the people who are a
problem with society. Hopefully, this girl is going to be
the last victim of this piece of crap. I'm hoping
more than anything that they're gonna put him in general
population in prison and somebody's gonna shank the hell out

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of him and let him die on the floor of
a prison bleeding out. That's what I hope happens to him,
I really do. But she's not the only victim, because
he is a history of violence. That means he has
become violent towards many other people. And what do we
do We put them on the streets. You can also

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talk about the mental health issue, and you know what,
there is that that needs to be addressed, and that
is a whole other, longer conversation, to say the least.
But the fact that this individual had a history of
becoming violent. And the latest judge, by the way, get
this one. The latest judge who let him out is

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not even a lawyer. So apparently in North Carolina you
don't even need to be a lawyer with a law
degree to be able to be a judge. And we
have judges on the bench that are trying to, for
whatever reason, just allow this type of a person to

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go out. Now there's a bigger problem with the side.
Now get into it in a second, but first we
got to take a quick break. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 8 (14:05):
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Speaker 6 (14:12):
All right, welcome back to the show. It is Brian
Rush Show right here to the Florida Man Radio Network.

Speaker 1 (14:18):
I'm a little I'm.

Speaker 6 (14:19):
Gonna be honestly, I'm a little upset today and I'm
miffed with with the situation with this this Ukrainian girl.
And I know there's a lot of other things going
on in the world, but you know what, this is
one of the what are the examples of a lot
of our societal decline, which by the way, is one
hundred percent preventable, and it's one hundred percent intentional of

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what we are seeing with a societal decline. And the
societal decline is happening in multiple fronts. Obviously, you have
situations like this guy, this this individual who has proven
to have mental health issues, who has a history of
becoming violent, has victimized several people, and now has murdered

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this young innocent girl. And you see the left with
the way that the left is handling and addressing it,
and you know, obviously pushing blame here and pushing blame there.
But there's a bigger issue that's going on in the country.
And this is something that has been going on for decades.
This is nothing new. This is a planned thing that
is going on, and.

Speaker 4 (15:24):
That is.

Speaker 6 (15:26):
Again the societal decline. And the reason for a societal
decline is so that when you finally destroy a society
and it implodes upon itself, then you can come in
and recreate it into the image that you wanted to be.
That is the Marxist, communist, socialist agenda. One of the

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things we have to watch out for with New York City,
and people have been so blinded by what's really going
on that they're about to vote to destroy New York City.
But this is something that has gone on for a
very long time. And I'm just gonna say it because
nobody else wants to say this, and I know that
somebody's gonna get mad at me and say something that

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all you're just being racist, and it's not. It is
not being racist in any way. But we have to
look at a reality of what is going on in
society right now. The Democrat Party, the Marxist of our
of our society. They destroyed the black family a long

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time ago. They couldn't keep their way of making sure
that blacks are enslaved, and they were not able to
treat them as the third class citizens that they want,
are individuals that they want. It didn't even want to
be citizens, and they couldn't keep them down and own
them and destroy them and allow them to be what

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they could be. With human beings. And when slavery ended,
the black family, which was by the way, very strong
even during slavery, it grew. You had black individuals that
became successful. You see the number of people of black

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individuals were successful after slavery, those that started their own farms.
You saw the family, the strength of the family, and
this was a threat. This was a threat to the
Democrats' way of how they want things to be, the
order that they wanted to be. And of course then
you also get more of the Marxism that gets jumping
into things and looking at this and saying, how can
we destroy society? Oh, look, black families, we can start there.

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We already destroyed them and had them under our thumb,
and now they're getting a little taste of freedom and
success and everything. We can start there. Let's destroy them.
And that's what the Democrat Party did. The Democrat Party
went in and destroyed the nuclear family in the black community,
encouraging men to not be part of the family. And

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what we have seen over generation of for generation, for
the past several decades is the decline in the nuclear family,
the decline in parental father figures. And we have seen
certain people in those communities where this has been a
very successful attack, become successful at destroying society, where you

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get it so that you are less educating the black community,
You're getting them to become more violent towards each other,
You're developing mental health issues within them. This is all
part of the plan. This is the Democrat Marxist plan.
Because when you look at this, you don't sure you'll
see some issues in some red cities, in some red areas.

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You'll obviously see that it's all over the place. But
the problem that you see with the black community is
in these large cities that are run by Democrats. The
Democrats who could very easily encourage the nuclear family, it
could very easily work to make the black communities better,

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but they don't. They don't because they want the black
community to be held down. And the more that you
hold the black community down, the more that you destroy
the family, the more that you make it so that
there's not a father figure, the more that you make
it so that they can get away with things and
become more violent and become commit more crimes, then the

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more that you are able to control them. And that's
exactly what the Democrat Party has done for a very
long time. Now there's a lot of people in the
black community that are not like that, but there's enough
to make it a problem for society. And we see
this over and over again with places like Chicago, places

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like Chicago right now where you have black gang members
who literally think that they are so big, bad and
tough that they can go up against the US military
when they come in to try and settle some of
the crime issues that are going on there. This is
a Democrat caused problem. They are the ones who are
doing it. They have been doing it for decades and

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it only continues to get worse. And the problem needs
to be addressed is that and in these inner cities,
we have got to stop allowing this to continue. We
have to better off the people that are there. We
have to encourage the nuclear family. We need to make
sure that education is encouraged, and we have to make
sure that people are put on the right path for

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success and not try to keep them down. But that's
what the Democrats do. That's what the Democrats want. No
matter what they say, their actions are louder than their words.
And these are the results of their actions of what
we see today with crime in the inner cities and
the poverty in the black families prove me wrong. We

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got to take a quick break. We'll be right back,
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Rumble and Wipken as well. Communists leaning bastards exactly. You know,

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we we have to pay attention to this and Alan,
you're right, destroy America from within. And this has been
the agenda from the beginning, and even more so in
the fifties when it really kicked off when the Russian
president at the time, what's the name there, uh, Chris Goff,

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when he even came out and he said, we cannot
destroy America militarily, and the way that we have to
do it is to take them down from within. And
you take them down from within by using the Marxist
agenda of destroying society. And when you look at the

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history of this country going all the way back to
the very beginning, the one World order of people, then
remember there is no such thing as a new World order.
It is the One World order. This is a group
of families that have been for generation after generation after generation,

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the order of the world. They are the people who
get to make the decisions. They're the ones who get
to decide who has the wealth, who does not have
the wealth. They are the ones who decide. They're the
ones who control the banks, control the monies, control the countries,
control the governments. They are the ones. And from the

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very beginning of the United States of America with the
Thirteen Colonies, when we all started and we began the
idea of us being able to be on our own,
to be able to govern our ourselves, to allow the peasants,
the people, how dare we let the people make the
decisions for themselves. That is not the order of the world.

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We are the certain families, and we are the ones
who get to decide what the people may have. It
is not up to the people to be able to decide.
So from the very beginning they have been against the
American experiment. And when the American experiment, in the American
spirit turned around and whooped the UK's ass and told

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them leave us alone and the entire one world order,
when the hell just happened, they had to rethink about
how they're going to be able to take down America.
And here comes Marxism. Marxism which We have seen them
do this in things like Germany in World War II

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leading up to that, and in so many other areas
where we have seen the socialist, communist Marxists. You know,
agendas take effect that you can't do things without destroying society.
If you destroy the society, then you could recreate it
in the way that you want it to be. And
we have seen this in the past, especially with Nazi Germany.

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And it's just funny that would na see Germany. This
is what the left does where they destroyed the the
nuclear family. They divided the family by going after the
children and convincing the children that your parents are going
to hate you because of what you want to do.
You want to you want to spend time with that
beautiful young lady that you love so much. You want

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to spend that time with that boy. Oh, you should
do it, but your family's gonna hate you. You want
to run away to go do whatever it is that
you want to do, and you don't want to work
on the farm. Oh, we're gonna encourage you. We're gonna
help you with this. And you know what, if you
say that you want to do this, your parents are
gonna hate you and what happens. They go to their parents.

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I am in love. No you're not. See we told you.
I want to leave the farm. I want to explore
the world. No you can't see. We told you. Your
family hates you. And it divided the families. It divided
the children from their parents. And that worked for a
very long time. They tried here in the US with

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that type of behavior, didn't really take hold. So how else, Oh,
let's look at the black family. I mean, those are
those are substandard people anyhow, So let's go after them,
shall we? So we go after the black family, and
how do we destroy the family? Well, we can't see
it to divide the children from the parents. How about
if we divide the parents, get the parents divided, and

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then it will destroy the family. And that's what they did.
They went after the black fathers and the black male
to convince them that this whole parenthood thing, this whole
responsibility and having to lead the family, it's a lot
that's on you, and what do you get in return?

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You should go out and just you should enjoy life.
You should you should sow your wild oats, and you
should just run crazy, run wild, run free, do your thing.
You shouldn't be held down by this family. And they
destroyed the black family. And when they destroyed the Black family,
then they realized, Oh, now the these single mothers with

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all these children, they need help. What do we do?
Dun du dud here we are running in on our donkey.
Don't you worry, ma'am. I'm from the government and I'm
here to help you. All you have to do is
keep voting for us and putting us in office, and
we'll be there to help you. We'll give you just
enough to be able to survive. Where you're gonna be

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able to eat, You're gonna be able to have a
place to live. Your kids can go to some sort
of a school. But don't worry about it, because we'll
take care of your kids too when it's time. Don't
you worry about it. That was the agenda of the
One World Order, and they did a fantastic job at
it because look at how society has turned out. And

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now today we are seeing a continuation of this divis
dividing of the nation. You have the sexuality, how else
do we do this? Well, there's the gay guy that's
over there, you know, I mean, the homosexuality thing is
not a new thing. It's been around for a long

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time and it's a little thing. But you know what,
let's build on that one. So let's go to the
homosexual community and tell them, oh, they're going to hate you,
and then go to them and say you should hate them.
Let's divide that. And they did the youth. Look, when

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you're in your teens, your early teens, your brain is
going through all kinds of things. You haven't developed, you
haven't figured things out yet. Uh, I got an idea. Hey,
he's kind of cute, isn't he. Yeah, I know you're
a boy. I know, I get it, but you know, hey,
come on, what are the muscles on him? He's kind
of cute. Huh Yeah, there you go. But by the way,

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your parents are going to be so mad at you
when they find out that you're into boys. And sure enough,
the parent gets mad, one of the two, maybe both,
And then they come back and go, see, we told
you dividing the family once again. Okay, they did a
good job at that. That worked pretty good. You know what,
it's still not enough. We got to ramp this up

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a little bit. So the dividing of the family thing,
the homosexual thing, that worked out. Oh, let's do this
some more. And now we're seeing the transgender thing, the
idea of allowing men to participate in women's sports, to
be able to convince children that if they don't like

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the sexual sexuality that they were born with, that they
can change it. And oh, by the way, your parents
are gonna hate you for this. And the parents end
up getting mad because of the fact that somebody's convincing
my child that they actually should be something else. And see,
we told you your parents hate you, but you're just
trying to be you. But your parents hate you, we're
here to help you. This is a successful plan that

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has worked over and over and over again, and nobody's
had the balls to step in and say, wait a second,
stop it and call it out for what it is.
This is the left agenda to destroy society because they
know if you can destroy society, then you can control society.
And that is the idea of the democrats. I mean,

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none of them have a plan to improve society. Nobody's
going to plan to better educate people. I mean, you
look at the education system now, it sucks. The state
of Massachusetts, by the way, right now, just put out
a study that's saying, hey, you know what, test scores
aren't going as good as we thought they were. So
even the liberals and Democrats of Massachusetts have woken up

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to the fact that, oh, hey, we're not educating our
people very good. But this is all part of the plan.
It's all part of the plan to destroy society so
that you can control it. This is why we see
the constant push for the transgender stuff. This is why
you see certain people who have this overwhelming devotion to

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making sure that we destroy the child. Doesn't matter what
science says. Science comes out and says, hey, this isn't
good for their mental health. Silent. I kid you, and
you have to admit they have done a fantastic job
at destroying society and doing all this, and then we

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see what goes on in the black communities. We see
so much crime that happens in the black community, We
see so much violence that happens in the community. And
this is what they have actually intended to have happen.
The theory of stupidity. They're more dangerous than evil people
because they destroy themselves with everyone else, I e. Useful

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expendable idiots. Exactly. That is exactly what it is, and
it can be reversed, it can be changed, it could
be stopped, it could be slowed down. Before it to happen,
we have to actually step up and do it. We
got to actually step up and say, all right, enough
of this stuff. And this is why I even had

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said before that you know, we have to embrace people
for who they are. And you know, again the whole
transgender thing, this is one of the things. And I
know some people get angry with me when I say this,
but one, we have to stop the mutilation of children
physically and chemically, but also kind of let somebody kind

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of discover themselves just a little bit. Because remember that
all of the medical studies that have come out that
have been legitimate and not the ones that are just
been you know that's not TREU have shown that eighty
percent plus of the people that do the change gender route.
I remember there's only about one percent of the entire
world's population, that is, but about eighty percent of that.

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After a very short period of time, realizes how, this
isn't what I was thinking, that, this isn't really what
I want, this isn't what I need. But the reason
for why we see it getting worse and worse and
worse is because rather than letting somebody kind of figure
out who they are, we're bombarding them with the chemicals,

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with the castration, with the encouragement to continue doing this. Oh,
don't you worry. Your parents are gonna hate you, but
we love you. We love you because you're seeing that
you're transgender and all the love that we have for
you because you thought you were a boy but now
you want to be a girl. You're the greatest ever.

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I love you, But your parents hate you. And every child,
every child, this is a natural default thing that is
part of every child. And it doesn't matter if you're
a human or if you're a cat, or if you're
a dog or a goat. You have a parental love,
You have a parental desire for their respect and their admiration.

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And when that gets destroyed and taken away from you, yeah,
that changes you. And again, it's the psychological warfare that
the left is doing against society, and we need to
stand up to it and we need to stop it.
That is just the cold, hard truth about it. What's

(33:57):
that I think just just need to be gay because
they they seem to be where they are, They just
want to change their appearance so that it's more acceptable.
We just need to accept game. And it's not that
we need to accept anything, just we need to accept people.
And you know, we need to tell our children, hey,

(34:17):
I love you. I know you're going through something right now,
and you know what, figure yourself out. But we also
need to stand up and say no, no, no, no, no, Hang
on a second. While you're figuring yourself out, you know,
this isn't a time to go surgically changing yourself. It's
not time to be taking all this medicine and everything.
That's not what you need to be doing. You know,

(34:39):
figure yourself out. Because again, more than eighty percent of
those that go down that road realize that's not what
I wanted. But it ends up being too late when
we allow them to chemically alter themselves or physically alter themselves.
But what we have to do is prevent the other
side from dividing that family unit. That's what we gotta do.

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And yes, patriotic CB, they are bombarded with the idea
of gender dysphoria, which I mean is a real thing,
but they have taken it and elevated it to whole
new levels. But when will they get their parental rights back.
And that's a big thing, is parental rights. Stop telling
me what I can and cannot do with my children.
As long as I'm not hurting my child, don't tell

(35:26):
me what I can and cannot do. And the idea
of you being able to be a parent and having
control of your child, please, they don't want that. You
don't know as much as they do. And that's the
other way they get around. Way with it. Are we're
so much more educated than you. Parents, don't worry about it.

(35:48):
We got your kids. And yeah, parental rights need to
come back. Parents need to be able to empower themselves
to be able to take care of their children. And
we need to stop playing these games of these people.
We really do. All right, we got to take a
quick break. We'll be right back. This is the Brian
Rush Show. Good morning and happy Wednesday. All right, welcome

(36:19):
back to the show. It's the Brian Rush Show right
here at the Florida Man Radio Network.

Speaker 4 (36:22):
Alan.

Speaker 6 (36:22):
You're right, Child Services of Using Kids Too, which, by
the way, coming up later on this morning at hour
number three of the show, we're gonna chat with Maureen
Steele from the American Maid Foundation and I don't know
if you remember the interview that we had last week
with Anne vander Steele, who's also with the American Maid Foundation.
They were talking about the situation in Massachusetts where the

(36:44):
child services were taking away the kids and dividing the family. Yeah,
child services are probab. We're gonna talk with her about
that coming up later on this morning on the show.
I mean, there's so many things that are right there
in front of our face about what the left is
actually doing to destroy society, and they're doing it intentionally,

(37:04):
and there's so many things that they're doing and and
again everything from the the sexuality aspect to the transgender thing,
to the dividing of the nuclear family, the education, the
child services. There are so many things that are being

(37:24):
done to destroy society, and we've allowed it to happen.
I mean, you look at the violence that is going
on on the streets right now in cities that destroy
the cities, and you hear it every single time too.
We're here to save the day. We're the Democrats, and
it's happening everywhere. And of course, fart boy Eric Swalwell,

(37:48):
he was out at MSNBC's The Weeknight last night and again,
rather than taking the the blame for what your party
is doing. Because and to be honest with you, I
don't even think Eric Swalwell is one of these guys
that he's not smart enough to be behind this movement.
He's one of the useful idiots. He's one of the

(38:10):
useful idiots that will regurgitate the message to convince people
that oh my god, oh my god, the Republicans hate you.
And see, that's the other thing is politically, that's the
other thing that they're doing, is they're dividing this nation politically.
And you see how the left has been so subordinate

(38:30):
when it comes to the division politically. Look, I know
more people on the right that are able to come
out and say I disagree with the liberals, I disagree
with Democrats, but you know what, I've got some Democrat friends,
and I try. On the other side, I have family

(38:50):
members that have unfriended me from social media because of
the fact that they're liberal and I'm not family members.
And when you get to a point where where you
are so brainwashed that you're going to allow a family
relationship to divide you to the point you don't even

(39:13):
want to be friends with them, they're winning. And Eric Swalwell,
he is one of those useful idiots, and he was
on MSNBC and they were talking about the violence in
the country and they're talking about, you know, obviously Donald
Trump with bringing in the National Guard, because this is
the worst thing in the world too, because if you
bring in federal law enforcement, you bring in the National Guard,

(39:35):
and you do what you did with Washington, d C.
And all these other cities. You know what happens, They
lose control when Donald Trump is going to be able
to come into these cities and reduce the crime. Look,
people are gonna see it. People are not stupid. That's

(39:56):
like the whole defund the police movement. Oh we have
to defund the police, says the white winey liberal to
the black community. You don't understand. The police are so
bad to you. Look what they did to George Floyd.
That horrible. I mean, that wonderful individual who is an
outstanding citizen. Oh my god, the police are so bad.
We got to defund them. And you have people in

(40:17):
the black community that are saying, the hell you do,
we need more police. We need more police in our
community to stop the crime. And of course the mainstream media,
they don't go and find those people to talk to. Instead,
they go to find the person who got abused by
the police because they were breaking the law. But fart

(40:39):
Boy comes out and he was asked by Alicia Mendez.
She said that the idea that the real question about
what happened on January sixth is a quote security failure.
I think that is already an attempt to whitewash and
reframe this. But then also when he says that it's
time to finish the job, his job referring to investigating

(41:00):
the investigators, or is it the referring to the violent coup,
you know, the violent coup that happened January sixth. But
fart Boy comes back and says that the job is
to continue what Donald Trump started at January sixth, which
is to overthrow government and get rid of the rules
we all play by so that he can complete his
aspirations to be a dictator. However, we all saw with

(41:24):
our own eyes what happened that day. This is an
effort to normalize violence, right, and when you're trying to
make Ashley Babbitt the hero and make Mike fanone, Harry
Dunn Starry checking all the bad guys. Daniel Hodges are
the bad guys. You're trying to normalize violence, and you're

(41:45):
trying and we're not going to let that happen. No,
the only people that are trying to normalize violence is
the left. We call out some of the stuff and
they're like, oh my god, they're just trying to normalize it. No,
fart boy, that's not what's going on. And what happened
in January sixth was not an attempt to overthrow the government.
And besides, let's look in the mirror, shall we, and

(42:08):
what the Democrats did leading up to and to control
January sixth to allow it to happen. But his handlers
won't let him say that because he is another one
of those useful idiots. We got to take a break
for our top of the hour break here. We will
be back just a minute. This is the Brian Rush

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Speaker 6 (44:12):
All right, welcome back to the show. It is the
Brian Rush Show right here at the Florida Man Radio Network.
I just heard the break I discovered, and I had
a whole bunch of notes just scattered everywhere. Try to
clean up the studio a little bit, because we're about
to do some renovations here in the studio, and man,
I've just just I got notes scattered everywhere. I need
to come up with a better system, is what I

(44:32):
really need to do. Anyhow, Welcome back to two of
the show. Coming up, by the way, an hour number
three of the show, we're gonna be chatting with Maureen
Steele of America Made Foundation. We talked with her her
partner in crime and Vander Steel last week. We talked
about their documentary that they had called Taken State Sanctioned Kidnapping,

(44:53):
And again, this is one of the this is one
of the groups that are actually kind of standing up
for America and we're gonna talk with her coming up
about all the things that they're doing. Because we had
a great conversation with Ann last week. So we're gonna
follow up with Maureen, and I think it's it's good
timing for that. Plus Mark Mix is gonna come on
because there's some new developments too, and the whole the

(45:14):
workforce thing. He's with the National Right to Work, So
we're gonna chat with him coming up as well. And Mark,
thank you so much for sharing that article too about
the fact that the father of the Ukrainian refugee and
this is just, I mean, there's so much about this
story that is just it's heartbreaking. I mean, it really
truly is heartbreaking. And again, if you haven't seen the video, don't,

(45:39):
I mean really truly just just don't don't see the video.
It's something that you know, I wish I didn't see.
I'm glad I saw it, but I wish I didn't
see it because it's the visions that I have in
my head of it. It's just so much more disturbing.
And then the fact that her father may not be

(45:59):
able to to come to America for the funeral due
to the fact that he is fighting in the war
in Ukraine. And I agree with a bunch of you
said this in the comments, that you know, Donald Trump
should step in and say, hey, let him come over
here for the funeral because the family has decided that
they are going to keep her body here, that they
are going to bury her here in the United States.

(46:21):
But that that whole thing is just it's so incredibly
disturbing to see and to think about the fact, to
think about the fact that this was so preventable, so
preventable if the justice system would have done its job.
And you know, Donald Trump talks about how we need

(46:44):
to reopen asylums, and the left goes crazy about that,
but we do because this is an individual who, yes,
while he was violent, you know, it is a situation
where he also had mental health issues, was violent, and
should have been institutionalized. I agree, we don't need to

(47:07):
be filling our prisons with people who are doing minor crimes.
And there's a lot of ways that you could punish
people for committing a minor crime. But there are people
who are real, true dangers to society, and the people
that are really truly a danger to society, they need
to be held responsible and they need to be taken

(47:31):
out of society. Now. To be honest with you, this
piece of crap from North Carolina. I'd rather see somebody
just put a bullet in them, or better yet, shank them,
just to go right up into the liver and give
it a good twist. That's what I would like to see.
I would love to see that happen and see that
pace of crap land on the ground and watch him

(47:53):
bleed out. That's what I want to see. And I'm
hoping more than anything that that's a treatment he will
get in prison, and it probably won't happen because they
will protect him. They will know that the people who
will deliver the justice will not be able to deliver

(48:17):
the justice because well, we have to protect him. Well,
who is there to protect that innocent girl? Who is
there to protect Lake and Riley, who is there to
protect all these other people who are raped and murdered
and abused constantly when you have these leftist judges and

(48:38):
the leftist prosecutors who will not do what they need
to do. And again, it's all part of the plan.
And that's why we have to stop it. We really
truly do. And governor more over in Maryland, this guy,
he's a piece of work. He's now coming out talking
about Trump's theatrical National Guard deployments and how it's beneath

(49:00):
the office he holds. Really it's theatrical, and the reason
for why he goes down that road of saying it's
theatrical as Hughes sorry hiccups. While he was on CNN
they were talking about how the National Guard, he said

(49:20):
that the reality is what the National Guard has been
doing has been things like raking mulch, picking up trash,
and painting fences. And so while the numbers that we
have seen in Washington, d C. They are impressive and
they're important, we also know that it's very closely mirrored
to what Baltimore has had during the same period of time.

(49:43):
And he went on to say that what we're seeing
from the President of the United States is not crime
fighting strategy, it's performative strategy. And he went on to
say that I want to be very clear to the President.
We do not need National Guard in our cities. We
need a serious approach to crime fighting, and that's not it.
I also have been very clear that we would welcome

(50:04):
federal support. I've laid out the type of federal support
that would be useful. During the President's proposed budget, he
proposed cutting funding for the FBI and ATF bureaus within
the state of Maryland. It actually would be helpful if
we could have more FBI at ATF supports to get
these illegal guns out of our neighborhoods and on our streets.

(50:26):
That Congress could actually work to make to address the
issues of ghost guns and getting those guns out of
the neighborhoods and actually would be helpful. The President of
the United States could not cut the thirty million dollars
he just cut from the violence prevention programs in the
state of Maryland. That actually would be helpful. But sending

(50:47):
in the National Guard to do municipal policing, something not
trained for, is something that is deeply theatrical. And frankly
beneath the office. Well, mister governor, let's start with this.
You're talking about, let's take the guns off the street. Okay,
go explain that to that twenty three year old dead

(51:09):
Ukrainian girl who got stabbed three times in the neck
by a worthless piece of crap, who should not have
been taken out of jail. Explain that one to us.
Explain all of the other stabbings that have happened. Explain
to us the people who have been run over by cars.

(51:30):
Explain to us the people who have been killed by
hands and feet, which, by the way, the number one
method of killing people. But again, the leftist, it's all
about the gun. We got to take away the guns.
We got to get the illegal guns out of here.
Here's an idea, mister governor. Why don't you work on society.

(51:53):
Why don't you work on making it so that the
people who are committing the crimes and you just got
to look at it, and you have to look at
it with being honest, step back and go who's committing
all these crimes? Okay, where it's people in this neighborhood.
We're not putting a race to it. We're just saying
that people in this type of neighborhood, they're doing all
the crimes. Why is that? What is wrong? Let's look

(52:17):
into let's find that root cause. Oh, because there's nothing
for them to do. Oh, because there's no discipline. Look,
discipline is a real thing, and I love too. How
the left tries to say, oh, my god, well you
shouldn't spank your child. Okay, let's go to the animal
world showing have you ever seen in the animal world.

(52:43):
We'll start with a monkey where a small baby monkey,
child monkey and infant monkey is doing something that is
not accemptable, and you see the mother reach over and
smack the young monkey. You see that. Let's go to
the lion world. You have a lion cub that's acting

(53:03):
up a little bit. Mom gets to a point where
I've had it, and you see smack a little bit.
The elephant world, you see a baby elephant act in
a fool and you see the mama elephant go, hey,
come and knock it off. Get over here. That's a
natural thing for a parent to discipline a child. When

(53:24):
the child is doing things that are not appropriate. It
is the parent's responsibility naturally to discipline the child, to
raise the child, to grow the child. So, yes, discipline
has got to be a thing that's there. And the
Left has gotten to a point where, oh my god,

(53:46):
we can't discipline the child. We have to let them
express themselves. Well, when they express themselves, what ends up happening.
They go shoot up a school, they commit crimes. They
don't get onto a path of better educating themselves and
better setting up a career. This is all the stuff
that the Left is actually done. And you want to
sit here, mister governor and say that it's all performative.

(54:08):
It's not performative.

Speaker 4 (54:10):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (54:10):
Well, it's the same time that in Washington, DC that
all those numbers were falling down. We had the same
thing here in Baltimore. Yeah, you know why, because you
also had that same thing happened in Chicago over this
past weekend. And what was the parallel between the three.
The parallel between the three was Donald Trump said, all right,
we've had it no more. We're coming in to straighten

(54:32):
it out. That is otherwise, put as dad is in
the driveway right now and he just took his belt
off and he's coming into the house, you're in trouble.
We went from two weekends ago, fifty five people shot.
Seven people killed to about I think it was like
nine or ten people that were shot in Chicago. Huge difference.

(54:59):
And what was the differ difference Because Dad was in
the driveway coming in and he took his belt off,
and the criminal element went, holy crap. They watched what
was going on in Washington, d C. That all the
federal law enforcement was jumping in and they were addressing
the crime. They were going after the bad guys, and

(55:21):
what happened in Baltimore. The bad guys turned around and said,
you know, we're like a thirty minute drive from there.
He said, he's gonna come after all of us too.
Maybe we should knock get off a little bit. Because
the bad guys pay attention. They're not just out there
being a fool. They pay attention to what government is doing.

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And Donald Trump is the dad who just got home
from work. He's tired of all this crap. Mom just
called me and let me know you were doing And
I just took my belt off, and you're gonna get
it when I get in that door. You better behave.
And that is the actions that we are seeing. It's
not because all of a sudden that the criminal element

(56:02):
that has been doing bad things in Baltimore just went, oh, well,
you know what, this is probably a good time to
stop doing things. Is it performative to a degree maybe
in the threat level of Dad? I mean, is Dad
really gonna come in that door and whoop you with
the belt? Does he need to know? But the idea

(56:26):
that Dad is about to walk through that door with
that belt in his hand and I'm gonna get it
across the backside that made me straighten out really quickly.
And Dad comes in and goes, what were you doing? Sorry? Dad,
all right, don't do it again. As he puts his
belt back on, it goes for a beer. The left
is so stupid. I mean, they think that you just

(56:48):
have to coddle everybody, but you don't. Sometimes you need
dad with the threat of him taking that belt off
and giving you a crack in the backside. And that's
what we're seeing in some of these cities. But we
had to do the social workers because it's oh my god,
it's so violent to do it this way. Oh my god, No,
that's not what you need. You need discipline, and discipline

(57:12):
is what changes a lot of these problems. And to
say that it's not crime fighting. By the way, did
anybody see this one with the Jasmine Crockett. Jasmine Crockett
comes out and she's like, God, this woman is so
stupid for somebody went to an ivy league school. She's
dumb as a brick. You know that coming on police,
they don't fight crime. They investigated. They that that's all

(57:38):
the police are good for. Huh So the police, I'm
all of my police officer listeners, I'm I'm sorry that
all this time we thought that you actually were fighting
crime and we were wrong. You were wrong. You're not
really fighting crime, You're just there to investigate it after
it happens. I mean, you know, every time that you

(58:00):
see a cop car out there sitting on the side
of the road and you're doing ten, fifteen, twenty miles
an hour over the speed limit, you tap that brake.
Not because you're afraid that that police officer is going
to do their job and enforce the law and pull
you over because you were doing something wrong. No, I mean,
that's not the reason for why you do that. When

(58:22):
a bad guy is breaking into the house and you
call nine one one and nine to one one sends
the police to the house. They're not waiting outside for
the crook to finish the job. They're going to come
in and get the crook. But this is the stupidity
that comes out of the left. And Jasmine Crockett now

(58:43):
she's interested in becoming the governor of Texas. Lord have
mercy of something like that was to happen. I mean,
you've got this idiot, Mam and Donnie in New York City. Well,
I'm telling you right now, he's going to be the
next mayor. There's no ifans or butts about it. He's
going to be the next mayor of New York City.
And his idea of going after criminals and those that

(59:04):
do things wrong is to have basically social workers out
there instead of police to say, oh my goodness, don't
do that. Don't do that, because that's so not polite
to do. Let's see how well that works out for
you in a year from now, New York City. Let
us know how you're doing, because we'll be watching Escape
from New York City from where we're living. We got

(59:27):
to take a quick break. We will be right back.
Good morning, all right, welcome back to the Brian Rush Show.
Here at the Florida Man Radio and Eric. By the way,
Dean boy, I know you're watching this morning on Rumble.
Here's the laylist update. I'm so sick and tired of

(59:51):
this whole the system of the two method authentication and
all because you know, the the hackers can get in easily.
They totally can get it easily. But you and I
when we need to get into our stuff, if we
don't have our credentials and are eighteen different ways to authenticate,

(01:00:13):
we can't get in. I am still fighting with the
system to be able to get into the knock it
Off Coffee to put in another discount code. I'm fighting
and I'm gonna get that thing. And I promise you
that I will get it, because I know a lot
of people have asked about it. I will do it.
It's just a matter of fighting the system. It's just
got to fight the system. By the way, yesterday I

(01:00:35):
finally broke down and I got my new phone the
other day. And I know some people like, didn't you
already get up Now I got a replacement phone for
the broken phone. But now when I switched all of
the stuff over with the knocodoff studios to at and
T's fiber optic. They convinced me to also throw the
cell phone over there as well, and I did, saving
a ton of money. Which I had my conversation with

(01:00:56):
media column yesterday and I had to cancel them and
they're like, oh my god, is there anything that we
can do. I'm like, you could have done something two
years ago by stop providing crappy service. I mean, I
said the other word, but I caught myself on out
and I was like, no, just cancel the thing. But
yesterday I had to hook up my phone, the new phone,

(01:01:18):
and of course, and the process of doing that, I
had to hook up different emails because I've got multiple
emails that have got to do, one of which needed
the authenticator, and a couple other things that needed the authenticator.
And as I was hooking things up and getting the
authenticator set up, what did I need to do? I
needed to authenticate the authenticator with the authenticator to be

(01:01:39):
able to authenticate an account to get into the account,
which now I can't get into right now because I
can't authenticate the authenticator because I need to authenticate the
authenticator to have the authenticator to be able to authenticate
the account. Sweet baby, Jay what it moron thought this
was a great idea. I mean, seriously, come to the
front of the line so I can smack you in
the face. You're not helping anything, your life making the

(01:02:02):
lives of all of us miserable. What we need to
have is consequences for doing what you're doing. And I
know we talked about this yesterday and so people said, well,
you know a lot of these hackers are not even
here in the US.

Speaker 1 (01:02:14):
I know that.

Speaker 6 (01:02:15):
And you can jadam the building that they're in. Drop
a building on top of them. That'll teach them do
it one time. Go into like one of these like India.
They're they're one of the worst for all of this.
You drop a jadam on top of that building, and
I can guarantee you you will see a lot of
those those spam calls go away. You'll see a lot

(01:02:36):
of that other stuff.

Speaker 1 (01:02:36):
Stop.

Speaker 6 (01:02:36):
It's gonna stop. It's going to stop. I'm telling you anyhow. Oh,
that's just one thing that just kids on my just
it's my last nerve dealing with all of that. What's
that mark the DEI judge the stops president from firing
the federal government. Lisa Cook for Mortgage fraud, not only

(01:02:57):
declaring himself president but now defending mortgage fraud at the
highest level. Yeah, you know what, there are so many
DEI judges in America right now. And Mark, you're over
there in the UK, so you understand the trouble that
you guys are dealing with as well. But there's so
many DEI judges that need to go. The one that

(01:03:18):
that released the piece of crap that killed the Ukrainian
girl also another DEI judge, they're not because she earned it.
And look at what happens in society when you're doing this.
There's nothing that is good about the DEI thing. And
of course the left there they're, oh, we have to

(01:03:39):
have DEI because it's only fair. Really, how is that fair?
How is it fair for a DEI person to go
in there and not do a job the way they're
supposed to do it, Like a judge's job is not
supposed to be political. It's not supposed to be in
a way where you make up, make up things as

(01:04:01):
you go along and do whatever you gotta do for
political reasons. So you got to do things because of
the fact that it's supposed to be done. That's all
there is. To it anyhow, just getting off topic here,
just a little bit Adam Shift. By the way, he
still thinks that Donald Trump is coming after him for
the same reason he's gone after college's law firms, media organizations,

(01:04:24):
and more like a dictator. He wants to silence and
intimidate his opposition. And I'm just and I'm doing just
what I urge others to do. Fight back any but he,
by the way, see the Donald Trump is such a
savage he really truly, he is an internet savage troll.
That's that's the best way to describe Donald Trump. And

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I love it. Over the weekend he posted some AI
generated things with pencil neck shift with a elongated net
and it was so funny. And of course the left
has got to melt down.

Speaker 1 (01:05:05):
That's not funny.

Speaker 6 (01:05:07):
You shouldn't make fun of us like that. Oh my god.
And by the way, you know what, for all of
the things that Donald Trump has been doing, and this
man has been on like lightning speed at getting things done,
how come he hasn't locked up these people yet? How
come Donald Trump hasn't rounded up all of these politicians

(01:05:27):
that he is going to get. How come he hasn't
rounded up all of these media personalities and put them
into their uh containment camps and stuff. How come they
haven't gone after all of Hollywood? I mean, Donald Trump,
what are you doing? You know, you're getting so much
stuff done, but you haven't done this yet. I mean, geez,

(01:05:49):
could it possibly be? I mean, work with me for
a second on this one. Are you ready? I'm gonna
go out on a limb on this. With the fact
that Donald Trump has not in the seven months eight
months almost that he's been president, with all the stuff
he's been rushing into and getting done, maybe just maybe

(01:06:10):
Donald Trump is not actually coming after you. Did you
think about that? Did you think that maybe Donald Trump
is not coming after you? And maybe that's the reason
for why the Trump black vans haven't showed up in
Hollywood to take you away? Could being? We gotta take
a quick break. We will be right back. Good morning,

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making liberals cry.

Speaker 8 (01:06:41):
One happy show at a top. This is the Brian
Rust Show.

Speaker 6 (01:06:47):
All right, welcome back to the show right here at
the Florida Man Radio Network and of course streaming on
Rumble and Whimkin and the podcast which I would tell
you it's available at the Brian Rustshow dot com. But
go Daddy's still left for the milk. It hasn't come home.
I don't know what the hell their problem is. We're
moving away from that. We're gonna go to his debdaddy.
Now we're gonna go to a whole different we're working

(01:07:07):
on it. But you can go to Brian Rust. Let's
be our I and not that why thing Rusturust dot us.
You can get it there, orn't just whatever podcast service
you use. Just look for the Brian Rust Show and
I can almost guarantee you it's gonna be there. So anyhow,
welcome back to the show. Coming up with the tell

(01:07:28):
me our mare and Steele from the American Maid Foundation
is gonna be joining us. We're gonna talk with her
about the documentary that they have out now called taking
State Sanctioned Kidnapping, plus more with what they are doing
a great foundation. We had her partner on her co
founder and on last week, so we're gonna follow up
with some more of the conversation coming up just a

(01:07:50):
little bit. Also, Mark Mix gonna for you joining us
from the National Right to Work in the next hour
as well. In the meantime, I told you this is
gonna start happening, and we have to really truly fight
the Democrats. Despite the fact that that party is imploding,
they still have a really good shot at actually winning

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the House this morning or not this morning next year.
Even David Hogue has come out and he's criticized the
Democrats to a bit. He said, once again, it's absolutely
insane how completely out of touch the leaders of our
party in Congress are and with where the majority of
voters in our base are. And he was talking about,

(01:08:38):
you know, just some of the stupidity that is coming
out with the whole Mamadnni thing. Somebody had posted and
he shared this post that by large margin, likely voters
also said that mister Mandani was the candidate who had
the best addressed the conflict between Israel and Palestine. Which,
let me ask you this, New York City residents, what

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the hell does that have to do in New York.
I mean, seriously, who the hell cares what the mayor
of your city has to say about the Israeli Palestinian conflict.
There is not a damn thing that the New York
City mayor is going to be able to do in
that situation. Just because he has addressed the issue better.

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How does that improve your life in New York? How
does that make your life safer? How does that get
the rent down? How does it get the cost of
living down? How does it get more jobs to come
back to New York City? How does that happen? And
they are out of touch. And right now some of
the polling is showing upwards of seventeen eighty percent likelihood

(01:09:47):
that Mandani is going to win the race for the
mayor in New York City. And it's going to be
devastating in New York for that to happen. But the
House is a no area to watch out for because, well,
like I said, even though the Democrat Party right now
is an absolute shambles, the Republican Party is not doing

(01:10:11):
enough to stand up and say, hey, these are the
great things that we are doing. Hey, these are the
crap tastic things the Democrats are doing. Which do you
want the great or the crap? You decide. Virginia, the
Democrat James Wincolinshaw has now won the Virginia congressional special

(01:10:32):
election and won it by a huge margin. Now, granted,
the Fairfax County area of northern Virginia is very Democrat leaning,
but the individual who won this elect the congress person
elected James Wilkinson. Wilkinshaw had won by seventy four point

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nine percent to twenty five point one percent. That was
the margin. There was a sixty thousand person vote difference
between the two candidates. And this, by the way, once
he has sworn into the House of Representatives next week,

(01:11:19):
it will shrink the majority that the Republicans have and
it'll only be it's gonna go to a two nineteen
to two thirteen advantage, meaning that only two Republican defections
can ruin whatever it is that Mike Joseph Johnson wants

(01:11:40):
to do for a vote. They are closing up the
margin and people don't realize it only is going to
take a couple of seats, just a couple of seats,
and the Democrats will take control of the House. This
is why it is so important that the Republican Party
get out there and really do their stuff. Was that

(01:12:06):
people will realize after the after the vote in Florida
will be laughing. I hope Florida will be laughing after
the the the election in New York City. But you know,
here's the other thing too. Here in the state of Florida.
We have We've gained a lot of voters here, and
there was a lot of concern about people coming from

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from the North, especially New York, to come down to Florida,
uh and and reside here. There's been a lot of
fear about the California and we did see a two
million registered person increase in in the the Republican Party. Mean,
we have two million more than the Democrats. And and

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to be honest with you, that doesn't mean squat It
really doesn't. It doesn't mean anything because there's a few
things that you had to take into consideration. Number One,
that a lot of the new Republicans that have come
here to Florida, they are coming from areas like New

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York and California, where yes, they are not Democrat, they're
not liberal, but they're also not the same Republican that
you have here in Florida. They're a lot more towards
the center, a lot more towards the libertarian aspect than
they are full blown die hard just going to vote Republican.

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And the dangers with that is going to be a
couple of things. Number One, we have congressional races going
on next year. We have House races going on next
year for the for Tallahassee, and most importantly, we have
the governor's race. Now, there are two candidates that are

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probably going to be the two leading contenders on the
Republican side. And you're the former Speaker of the House
and you've got Byron Donaldson. And I want to say
the name of the Speaker of the House, but to
be honest with that, forgot his name. Was it Rainier
or something like that? Shoes you could tell me this one.
And that's a problem. I'm the political guy, I'm the

(01:14:16):
guy that talks politics, and I can't remember the guy's name,
So that'll be a little bit a difficult thing. And
then it's also going to say, determine how that battle
goes between the two of them. Now Byra Donalds is
being endorsed by Donald Trump. But how is the battle
going to be between the two? Will they take this dirty?

(01:14:38):
Will Will whoever it is that wins the primary come
out battered, Paul Renier, thank you. Will they be battered?
And then they have to go up against the Democrat, who,
by the way, is very middle of the road, even
though he has switched like a chameleon. He is still
good enough to be able to deliver the message and

(01:15:00):
be able to convince people that are the new Republicans
that are here that again are more center. Then, Look,
you don't want to go to that extremist end. You
don't want all that extreme I'm going to be your guy.
I'm going to be the governor for everybody. And that
is a real possibility that he could win the election. Yeah,

(01:15:20):
but Brian, there's tien million more Republicans in Florida. Doesn't
matter because Republicans don't get out and vote. And that's
the other problem. And the Republican Party of Florida, they
really have got to step it up this time around.
I mean really step it up. We have to take
advantage of the early voting. We have to take advantage

(01:15:41):
of making sure we get people out to vote. And
that's a message that has to be spread and it
has to be spread hard because if you don't, the
Democrats are good at it. The Democrats are really really
good at getting you out to vote. And they know
right now that a lot of the new people that
have come in they are still I'm gonna, for the

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lack of a better word, traumatized by the the areas
that they just came from California and New York, where
they're gonna listen to what the Democrats have to say,
and they're gonna they're gonna put on the pressure on
these people because that's who they're gonna go after. The
Democrat Party is going to go after the new voters

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that are newly registered here in the state of Florida.
They're not gonna focus on the other people they're gonna vote,
focus on them because if they can get just enough
of them to listen and realize that their guy, David
Jolly is not a bad guy. Look, I mean, he's
he's not an extremist on the Democrats side. He's not
a liberal, and he's also not you know, an extreme

(01:16:45):
Ron de Samtis conservative who's who's done all this damage
to the state of Florida with banning books and and
banning drag shows and banning this and banning that, and
and going after people because they didn't agree with him.
He's a good guy and he's right down the center.
People are gonna look at it and be like, well, yeah,
you know, I mean, when I was living in California,

(01:17:06):
when I was living in New York, I was hearing
about all these really bad things that Ron Desanders is doing.
I mean, granted, there's a lot of good things that
came in, but yeah, I don't know, I don't know
if I want another person like that. And ooh, you
know Donald's he seems to be really backed by Donald Trump,
and it just you know, maybe, yeah, we should do
that very easy to convince these people to vote for

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David Jolly, and we would lose the Governor's House here
in the state of Florida, and that could be a
very very very bad thing. And it would also be
a very bad thing for the election in twenty twenty eight.
If they can take Florida, it would be a bad
thing for twenty twenty eight because the entire country is

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looking at Florida, and if Florida can lose it, everywhere
else will too. So it's gonna be up to us
to make sure, whether we're here in Florida or wherever
else we happen to be, that we make sure that
we get our friends out to vote and vote like
our lives depend on it, because it really truly does.

(01:18:08):
It's what we've got to do. What's that did he
speak up against the people who ruined the party? Did
he isn't he?

Speaker 1 (01:18:15):
Who?

Speaker 6 (01:18:16):
I'm sorry I missed out on that one, but yeah,
there's there's a lot of dangers of the ability for
us to actually kind of lose coming up. What's that
the Democrat Party has not learned one damn thing about history?
That's true, Ricky, who are you referring to about as

(01:18:39):
far as you think he'll change parties soon? I'm trying
to read in the comments, but I think I missed
miss something of who you guys are actually talking about.
Just curious seeing what's being said there. Oh and speaking of,
you know, of getting messages out like they should be.

(01:19:01):
Here's another one that the Democrats are just completely or
the Republicans are completely missing the boat on. I want
to play something for you from our buddy Gavin. This
is a little bit of a long SoundBite, but it
makes sense when you listen to the entire thing. And
this is one of these things that the Republican Party

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should be all over and going, hello, let's point this out,
go Gavin Newsom. WHOA, hang on a second, That's not
what I wanted to hear. There's too many things that
are playing right now. We got this hang on. All right,
here we go.

Speaker 9 (01:19:37):
I'm about to make an announcement no other governor in
California history has ever made, and I would argue no
governor in American history has ever made. Today, we're announcing
a seventy five point seven billion dollar budget surplus.

Speaker 5 (01:19:50):
Governor Gavin Newsmith's come out with the revised state budget proposal.

Speaker 10 (01:19:54):
Revised because the state has a lot more money to spend.
The state surplus is now almost one hundred billion dollars.

Speaker 9 (01:20:00):
In northern state, and American history has ever experienced a
surplus as large as.

Speaker 6 (01:20:06):
Eye popping nearly one hundred billion dollars. That number was
not the number. It was just six months ago that
Governor Gavin Newsom announced the state's historic ninety seven billion
dollar surplus.

Speaker 1 (01:20:17):
California face is a big budget deficit.

Speaker 11 (01:20:20):
There's a big disagreement about just how big California's budget
deficit really is.

Speaker 6 (01:20:25):
Governor Newsom says the state is billions deeper in the hole,
then expect it.

Speaker 9 (01:20:29):
Imagine that's going to be fundamentally to question.

Speaker 6 (01:20:32):
So far, the state is short seven billion dollars this budget.
The state faces a new twelve billion dollar deficit.

Speaker 4 (01:20:38):
The deficit of twenty five billion dollars.

Speaker 6 (01:20:40):
Could be in for a twenty five billion dollar budget.
It's thirty one point five billion dollar property. This budget
deficit has grown to nearly thirty two billion.

Speaker 8 (01:20:47):
State now faces a thirty nine billion dollar budget deficit.

Speaker 6 (01:20:51):
Record budget deficit of about sixteen billion dollar.

Speaker 10 (01:20:54):
Newsom said he will declare a budget emergency.

Speaker 6 (01:20:59):
Isn't that a And where is he being called out
on that? Except for the occasional news story that'll be like, hey,
California's not doing well. I mean, how do you go
from one hundred billion dollars surplus to being one hundred

(01:21:20):
billion dollars in debt? That means you lost close to
two hundred billion dollars in the state of California. And
this is a guy who they want to say can

(01:21:41):
be the next president of the United States that in
your state you lost two hundred billion dollars during your
time as governor. Right, that's the guy that we want.
And where is the Republicans out there talking about this

(01:22:06):
when they went to go do the recall on Gavin Newsom?
Where was the talk about the budget? Where was the
Republican Party to get out there and and and be like, hey,
question here, yeah, about the money, where's it all at?
And then you also, by the way, right now, you
have the situation with the fire funds where they raised

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all that money, like one hundred million dollars for all
the money for the fire victims, and not a single
fire victim has gotten any of the money. Yet the
organization that started all of that and was benefiting all
of that is run by none other than Gavin Newsom's wifey. Oh,

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by the way, So Californians, for those of you whose
houses have burned down, just to make you feel better
right now, Gavin Newsom, Uh, he's got firefighting crews outside
of his home and his neighborhood to make sure that
his multimillion dollar mansion doesn't burn down. But if you
want to actually rebuild your burnt down house, I can't

(01:23:15):
let you do that because I have a I have
a hang on a second, I'm gonna put that back
in my pocket there a little bit more, I have
a I have a negotiation with the hang on at
the money keeps just falling out of my pocket. Let
me put that back. I gotta put that, dude, Can
you can you put that in any other pocket?

Speaker 11 (01:23:30):
Here?

Speaker 6 (01:23:30):
Put that over here. I gotta, I gotta, I gotta
deal with some contractors to to build to build some
affordable housing on top of your uh your property. So
buzz off peasants just got to get out there and
call them out for what it is. Stop playing nice Republicans.
It's time for you to take the gloves off, kick

(01:23:52):
them in the damn knees, stop on their feet, and
punch them in the jimmy. We gotta take a quick
break over it back.

Speaker 8 (01:24:07):
Making liberals cry one happy show at a time.

Speaker 6 (01:24:11):
This is the Brian Rust Show. All right, Welcome back
to the show right here at the Florida Man Radio
and Everic and of course streaming on Rumbleandwimken dot com.
Forward slash Brian Rust Show. Coming up at the top
of the hour. Morning Steel is gonna be joining us
from American Maid Foundation. We're gonna talk about the taken

(01:24:32):
state sanctioned kidnapping and so much more coming up after
the top of the hour plus h Mark Mix and
the National Right to Work is else gonna be joining us.
Has anybody seen the social media videos of the the
Tough gangsters in Chicago. The gang members out there talking
about how Donald Trump thinks he's gonna come into our city.

(01:24:55):
We're gonna stop them. It's sad. I mean, who filled
your head with that? Seriously, Look, I compliment your confidence level.
That's that's great that you've got that level of confidence
that you are so tough that you can take on

(01:25:16):
the US military. But buddy, just to let you know,
it's not gonna end the way you think it's gonna end.
But for some reason, the gang members of Chicago have

(01:25:36):
got it in their head that they're gonna be able
to stop Donald Trump and the military when they come in. Oh,
by the way, as we saw all of the the
the trucks at everything that we're being set up on
on Friday to block certain accesses and off ramps into
the into Chicago into block off certain areas, which ironically

(01:26:01):
just happened to be all set up just before, just
before the the Donald Trump ice raids were about to begin,
or at least rumored to begin. The City of Chicago's
coming out and saying no, no, no, no, no, no no, no,
we didn't we didn't do that. That wasn't for Donald Trump.

(01:26:22):
We didn't know we did that because there were protests
that were coming Oh, so you weren't doing that blocking
off the areas and putting like snowplows and sand trucks
and all these other things to block off access to
certain areas of Chicago because you were afraid of of

(01:26:42):
ice coming in and taking illegals who were causing problems
in your city. But no, instead, you were doing that
to block protesters and to protect the area from protesters.
Well that doesn't seem right because we have this little
thing called the First Amendment where we can protest. So

(01:27:03):
I'm just curious why all of a sudden, the Democrats
felt the need to block the protesters from being able
to protest at the same time that Donald Trump is
supposed to be sending the National Guard and ice into
the city to clean up your crime ridden city. Hmm okay, yeah,

(01:27:29):
that was just for the protesters. Who buys that line?
Come on, all right? Coming up after the top of
the hour, Moreen Steele from America Main Foundation is going
to join us. We're gonna chat with her for a
little while, plus Mark mix as well in the next
half hour of the show. If you haven't done so yet,
make sure you download the Florida Man Radio app. That way,

(01:27:52):
if you're walking away from your radio, you can be
able to still listen to us right here on the
Florida Man Radio Network. We got to make that top
of the hour break. We'll be right back. Good morning,
and thanks so much for waking up with us.

Speaker 1 (01:28:11):
Brian Russell's name, you know the brand.

Speaker 2 (01:28:17):
Limbing up the airways in this one, melting snow face
with the fiery half talking truth. You can't always stand
fast to show from coast to coast, got the facts,

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but it ain't no boast can't give up the chains
and give him a toast to the man who roasts
the most.

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Knock it off, it's rust on me. Put in la
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No Joe free rain in the top show Silver Street?

Speaker 4 (01:29:04):
The soch florts that stoked the play.

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Nothing never stays the same, breaking down walls of shame.

Speaker 5 (01:29:13):
Ryan Rust is here. Claim voices rise a thing, and
so through the sensor to the core all xsians cheap
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Speaker 1 (01:29:29):
Put in rylock chair saints, did you mind?

Speaker 3 (01:29:33):
Don't don't free fray in the social Silver Street?

Speaker 6 (01:29:46):
All right, welcome back to our number three of the
show right here at the Florida Man Radio Network. Last
week we had a fantastic yet scary conversation with Anne
vander Steele of of America Made Foundation, and this week
I want to continue the conversation and also get some

(01:30:07):
upgrade updates of situations and what's going on. But I
want to bring in the co founder and partner of
all this and that's Moreing Steele. Maureen, welcome to the show,
and good morning. Thanks for coming on.

Speaker 10 (01:30:19):
Good morning, thanks for having me.

Speaker 4 (01:30:21):
Brian.

Speaker 6 (01:30:21):
Absolutely well, you guys had your documentary. It was called
Taken State Sanctioned Kidnapping. You guys debuted this and you
did it in Boston at a theater there over the weekend.
Let's get some updates. What happened, what went down? How
did it go?

Speaker 10 (01:30:40):
Oh, it went great. We sold out, In fact, we
oversold the events and so we didn't get to see it.
We had to step out to give up our seats
for other people. So that was exciting that there was
such a response to it.

Speaker 6 (01:30:53):
And in all places.

Speaker 10 (01:30:56):
Yes, yeah, in Massachusetts is so corrupt. I think the
people there have had it with WU and and you know,
the Calmy state. It's really turned into So it was
a great success. It was very emotional. The Rivera's were there,
you know, the United Law Coalition was there, so people
could ask questions of the attorneys and the approach we're

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taking because we're not just doing documentaries. We have the
law coalition that's going in with the stuff we've unearthed
and you know, suing and going after charges on these
people and damages. So that's that's upcoming. We'll be filing
that over the next week. Our first domino to fall
in the legal fight against CPS and the judge in

(01:31:42):
this case. But also what was amazing was the day
after the premiere, both of our websites, American Made Foundation
and American Made Action dot org got taken down, got
completely shut down, and that's where you and got there.
You could obviously access the documentary. That's where we you know,

(01:32:02):
our store, you know, where people can buy, you know,
items and donate to us as well. So we have
both sites crash and our it team thankfully worked you know,
about fifteen hours to get us back up, and we
were advised by some experts to put our you know,
put it on an off store shore server and that
this is kind of what happens when you're over the target.

(01:32:24):
But it makes you wonder who has the power to
shut down two websites that quickly because they don't like
what you're saying. So that that was pretty of how
over the target this documentary is and how much they
want it silenced.

Speaker 6 (01:32:38):
Yeah, clearly. And Marian for those who don't know the
deal behind take in the state sanction kidnapping the documentary,
you did? You know? Obviously we talked in great length
about this last week with Ann. Give people just kind
of a recap of the story of what this is
all about, because this is scary, the fact that this
happened here, not only in a mare, but two citizens

(01:33:02):
of America. Yeah.

Speaker 10 (01:33:04):
Yeah, So this family of seven, two parents, five children.
Youngest is nine months old. Dad took the baby in
for the nine month while child visits. A doctor, Gohafar Tarani,
ron trained pediatrician, told the father that they needed to
have a vitamin K shot for their son. They refused
it at birth. For anyone that doesn't know, when you
have a baby, they automatically give the vitamin K shot

(01:33:27):
to prevent bleeding out, which is that's just preposterous in
and of itself. A blood a blood clotting disorder and
an infant is so so rare, but regardless, they give
it to every child for that, but a nine months
old baby, obviously, you know it doesn't have a clotting
disorder at that point, so it's not a mandatory shot.

(01:33:47):
And they refused it. Again. He threatened them and said,
if you refuse this shot, I'm going to file a
fifty one A, which is a report with CPS saying
you're a negligent, and they did that. Now, even when
CPS got that report, they know that a vitamin K
shot isn't neglectible. Not giving it to a nine month
old baby, that's not neglect and a parent has a
right to refuse any shot for their child under the law.

(01:34:09):
So they opened up a case anyway or on their end,
they never served the Rivera family. However, they did harass
them for three weeks with police officers and they were
knocking on their door every day demanding to see all
five children and want to know their welfare because a
vitamin K shot was refused. So these children, by the way,

(01:34:30):
were homeschools. They d all organic. Both parents had home
based businesses. Dad a digital marketer, mother a medical transcriptionist,
and they ended up moving where there was more family,
to Texas and they had friends there. And Massachusetts lied
and said they had custody of these children, which they
never did. There was never a hearing or a judge

(01:34:53):
awarded custody to the state. They lied to the state
of Texas, who was only too happy to oblige, and
they surrounded They put out an APD. They found them
on face recognition software when they were buying formula and
diapers in a grocery store, followed them to their home,
surrounded them with twenty police officers, guns drawn, arrested both parents,

(01:35:13):
cuffed them in front of five hysterical children, took the
children back to Massachusetts and jailed the parents for thirty
days at two point five million dollars bail each. There's
rapists and murderers that don't get bail like that, and
there's no crime. So they made up a crime and
they called it familial kidnapping. So now it's a crime

(01:35:34):
for two parents can kidnap their own children. You just
can't make this up.

Speaker 6 (01:35:41):
And apparently the ones that actually did the kidnapping was
the state of Massachusetts, and maybe charges should be filed
against them for.

Speaker 10 (01:35:47):
This, and that's exactly what we're doing, you're exactly right.
So anyway, so then they got extradited back to New Hampshire.
They were jailed for another week. The mother was Izzy,
was jailed for another six weeks. He had twenty thousand
dollars bail. She had seven thousand, five hundred. Again, this
is a clean family. They're not drug addicts. They've never

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had run ins with CPS before, nothing like that. There's
no criminal records on these people. Nothing. They're still not reunited.
CPS is still involved, still making their life miserable. They
have you know, they were never served any paperwork, total
denial of due process. And then of course, you know,
the state of Massachusetts committed fraud, you know, with Texas.

(01:36:33):
And so what's so important is that these law enforcement
officers that they that they don't just rubber stamp whatever
CPS says, that they look and see that the paperwork
is in order, that a judge ordered this, and you know,
and judges are rubber stamping it. When the Chevron deference
was overturned in July of twenty twenty four, it made

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it legal for judges to continue to do that they were,
and CPS was told, you can't law, you can't interpret
it in judges, you can't rubber stamp what they tell
you anymore. Any agency you have to look into it,
and they're just not doing it. So that's a real problem.
But I wish I could tell you this horrific story

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was a one off, but it isn't. We literally have
hundreds of these stories in our inbox right now. There
are tens of thousands of these cases all over the
United States. And Mike Pompeo, in his Trafficking and Missing
Person's Report it's of twenty nineteen to President Trump at
the time stated that and this is our own government,

(01:37:34):
you know, their own investigation that the foster care program
in the United States of America is the number one
purveyor of children into the sex slave industry. That's extraordinary,
and no one is looking into it. In Washington, we're
looking into it. So what I'm telling you is that
the foster care program is linked with the sex trafficking.

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But so are the judges. The judges absolutely know sitting
on these family courts, and it's all done under cover
of darkness. What makes this agency particularly corrupt is the
fact that they steal everything. Everything is sealed. No one
can be in the courtrooms because oh it's a minor.
We have to protect miners. They're trying to protect themselves,

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is what they're doing. And whenever you have no oversight
of an agency. And it was Hillary Clinton with her
Adoption and Safe Family Act that she wrote in the
nineties bill put it into to law. That's really what
put a price to have on these kids' heads. It's
ten thousand dollars, you know, to adopt a child, if
you force a child up for adoption. And so they're

(01:38:38):
doing that, and you have an eleven months window CPS
does to terminate and they make a lot of money
off of this. The Feds pay, the state pays, and
then parents pay fees. And then you have all the
parasitic organizations around that, your county mental health centers, your
you know, anger management classes, your parenting classes, your child
visitation centers. No one in there is incentivized to say, oh,

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Marian Steel, she's a great mom. I don't see any
problem here, you know, give her her kids back. They
only get paid and they get paid three times if
you're in their programs. So all the incentive is to
keep you in it. So once people are in this system,
it is hell to get out. Even when they're wrong,
they make up evidence. We have the receipts on this.

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Now what is about to come down over the next
twelve months is going to be shocking to people of
how our tax dollars has been used to destroy our
families and steal our children. And judges are in on it,
cops are in on it, share us are in on it.
We actually have receipts of them getting paid through PayPal

(01:39:44):
and Venmo taking bribes. This is one of the most
insidious and disgusting things I've ever witnessed in my lifetime.

Speaker 6 (01:39:52):
And by the way, can I want to reiterate this fact.
And we're talking with Marian Seal for American Made Foundation.
We're tak talking about actions that are happening right now
in the United States of America. This is not some
communist third world country or something. This is happening right
here in our country.

Speaker 10 (01:40:15):
Yeah, it sure is, and all over the country. I mean,
no state is safe. Some states are worse than others
for certain, but it's happening everywhere. And when you enter
these family courts, there is no there is no constitution,
it's right out the window. There's no innocence to proven guilty.
Our constitution says you cannot take anyone's property without a

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trial by jury. You don't even get a hearing, and
they take your children, that's your DNA, that is your
most prized possession. So what is happening here is beyond criminal.
And these judges sitting on these benches are nothing but
criminals in black robes, and every single one of them
should be behind bars.

Speaker 6 (01:40:56):
It's just it's so frustrating to hear the story yet again,
as we heard it, you know, last week. In between
that time and now, you know, obviously the big story
in the news is the situation happened with the Ukrainian
refugee and that piece of crap human being who should
have been locked up in jail and was not. And
then we see this is going on with our children

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here in the in the in the country. Marien. I
guess a lot of people are going to want to
know this, and we probably don't want to hear the answer,
but we're going to ask it anyhow. Who in government
is fighting this and trying to stop it? Is there anybody.

Speaker 10 (01:41:33):
You know, no one that I know of Like I said,
Pompeo put it on the radar. I mean, it's right
in his twenty nineteen report. But to my knowledge, there's
no one that is looking into this. There's people looking
into the sex trafficking. But like Dose pointed out, you
know when you see usaid and where all the money
is going, this is our government is a racketeering operation,

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that's all it is. And the people that are in
the club are getting paid. And once you get in
the club, I think if they bribe you or set
you up or something, because I watch people very idealistic
go in, you know, that are very much like us
on the outside, and then once they get in there
they flip almost instantly, and you just wonder, what do
they get on you? What is it that they do?

(01:42:15):
And we, you know, even in the media you kind
of saw it too. And like Tucker and Megan Kelly
and Eric Bowling, you know, when you see they leave Fox,
we thought they were truth tellers. When they were there,
we thought they were so brave. And then when they
get out, when you really see the muzzle come off,
you know what they say then and it's like they
were very clear that we could tell the truth, but
only to a certain point, Like you can go up

(01:42:36):
to this line and you can't cross it. And I
just think that's perhaps what it is when you get
into DC, that you know you can only do so much.
You can post posture, you can say this, say that,
but you can't cross this line. And it's and you
just see it play out, So you just wonder what's
over everyone's heads, what's the threat, what's going on? But

(01:42:57):
it's a corporatocracy. This also foster care links in with
big pharma. We have discovered that to eighty five percent
of children in foster care are immediately put on big
pharma drugs. And I'm talking about major drugs like Sarahquel.

Speaker 11 (01:43:13):
That's enough to.

Speaker 10 (01:43:14):
Tranquilize an elephant, and you're giving that to a six
year old, and these pediatricians prescribing it haven't even met
the child. It's just one phone call from a CPS worker.
We're taking a kid. He's hysterical, of course he is,
because most of the time they take them from good
families and put them into a situation where again eighty
five percent of children in foster care gets sexually or

(01:43:37):
physically abused. So you're taking them from a good family
and putting them in a situation where they get an
eighty five percent chance of really getting abused. And that's
what they're doing. And they're saying they're helping. This is
our child welfare system in the United States.

Speaker 6 (01:43:50):
Well, you know, I've said it before and I will
say it again and continue to say it, that the
United States is the leader in the world when it
comes to human sex trafficking, and we see this evidence
every single day. You guys are presenting more of the evidence.
And we're also the most corrupt government on the planet.
I mean, we've seen some bad ombres playing in other countries,

(01:44:12):
but when you look at what the United States government
is doing, we are the most corrupt that there is
on the planet. And I guess a lot of people
want to also know what do we do? I mean,
do we the people? Do we stand a chance at
fighting against this? Are we just going to be victimized
on this forever? I mean, how do we fight this?
Where do we even begin at fighting this type of stuff?

Speaker 10 (01:44:35):
Well, you begin at fighting it in your own village.
I mean, I think that that's what's so easy for
people to do, is start attending you know, family court hearings,
you know, start attending, be a court watcher, you know,
get involved, become a costa and see what they're doing. Infiltrate,
Do exactly what they do to us. Infiltrate, find out

(01:44:56):
what's going on, Take notes, take pictures, recurse things, you know,
paid to rip a page out of their playbook, you know,
and bring the evidence, bring the receipts so that we
can take these people down. But getting involved is paramount,
especially with our children. They're the most vulnerable that you know,
in our elders. And you know, they say you can

(01:45:18):
judge a society by how they truth their you know,
their children and their elders. And America is failing badly.
You know, there's over a half million children and I
think this is a very modest number. Half million American
children that are missing, that have gone missing in foster care,
and just in recent years. It's not like in all time,

(01:45:38):
in all history. I mean, where are these kids going?
Why don't we hear about this? Why isn't mainstream media
reporting on it? And what does that tell you? They
don't want it said? And we already know mainstream media
is bought and paid for. I mean, doors prove that
as well. You know, they're getting money from the government
to to you know, play along with the narrative, and
that's unconstitutional. We're entitled to a free and fair press

(01:46:01):
in our nation and it's bought and paid for and
they make no bones about it now. So it's just
important for people to share the truth and not be
afraid of the truth. You know, there are none who
as oppressed as those who believe themselves to be free.
Now that you know you're not, we have to do
something about it. And what we have that other countries
don't is the Constitution, and we have to force them

(01:46:22):
to abide by it because they're not, and we have
to push back on that. But when we launch court cases,
show up to court, you know, it's really important for
people to show up and put pressure on.

Speaker 6 (01:46:36):
Yeah, it really truly is. We're talking with more and
Steele from American Made Foundation. The documentary that you guys
have right now is called Taken State Sanctioned Kidnapping. When
we were talking with Mare with Ann last week, she
said that you guys were working on another one with
the irs involvement, and it's just all of this stuff
that's coming out about what our government is really doing

(01:46:57):
to us is very scary and we the people need
to stand up. And it's not going to be an
easy battle because I think we're uncovering the onion every
day of just how corrupt our government is. Maureen, How
can people learn more of what about you guys are doing,
see the documentaries that you are doing, and help out.

Speaker 1 (01:47:16):
Sure?

Speaker 10 (01:47:16):
Sure, you can visit our websites. Www. Dot American Maid Foundation.
That's where you can watch, and it's a dot org
that's where you can watch the documentary, you can donate there,
you can see what we're doing educationally, that's where our
documentaries are. And then we have www. Dot Americanmadaction dot org.
That's where our legal work is. That's where the Department

(01:47:37):
of Government Accountability is United Law Coalition. You can upload
cases of judicial malseasons and your paperwork there. We have
a paralegal that you know, goes through all of that.
We catalogue the cases and the evidence and we will
be pursuing these cases, so you know, please follow us.
And also on our action site there's always actionable items

(01:47:59):
for people out there. It feel helpless, What can I
do get out of the system? You know, there's notices
you can file immediately. It's all done electronically. You don't
have to print anything, you don't have to mail anything.
It'll go right into Pambondi's inbox. So please go to
our website. There there's actionable items every single day.

Speaker 6 (01:48:17):
Yeah, and there's another example of how the American people
need to stand up for what is right in this
country and we can't let the government get away with it. Maureen,
you and to and are doing some great work. Keep
up the grade work, and we're going to stay in
touch because I want I want some more follow ups
with you guys. I want to This is not something
that I want to stop with two interviews. I want
to continue exposing what is going on. And you guys

(01:48:38):
are doing a great job at it. Keep up the
grade work. Stay safe because you know that this is
going to be some dangerous work to do and we
want you guys to stay safe and keep doing what
you're doing. And thanks so much for coming on.

Speaker 10 (01:48:50):
Thanks Brian, appreciate it.

Speaker 6 (01:48:51):
Absolutely, have a fantastic day. That is a marine steal
with America Made Foundation scare stuff. Our government is the
most corrupt government on the planet Earth. I've said this
before over and over and over again. We are the
single largest sex trafficking organization on the planet and it

(01:49:13):
is our government that is running it, and they are
doing things against us, we the people. It's not gonna
be an easy fight, but we have to do what
we can. Mark Mix is going to be joining us
after the bottom of the hour, but first we got
to take another quick break. We will be right back.
Good morning, all right, welcome back to the Brian Rush

(01:49:40):
Show here on the Florida Man Radio Network. Big thanks
to Marion Steel from America made foundation scary information. It
really truly is some scary information that she was sharing
with us. But it's not anything that surprises us. And
that's a problem. It's a big problem. I used to

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believe that the left was just wrong in what they believed.
It's not that they're wrong. They're evil, Yes, that is
the truth. And by the way, it's not just the left,
it is the United States government. And as Maureen even
pointed out that there are a lot of good people
that have entered into the polity of the political realm

(01:50:25):
only for them to be turned, whether it be by
bribes or whatever it might be. You see them get turned.
You see the fighters that go in and they end
up turning weak, they end up not getting anything done.
And when we see the judicial aspect that's going on
with again the stories like Maureen was telling us, how

(01:50:48):
families can be torn apart, how you can come out
with a message like you have come out with and
your websites get taken down, that you get a you
get threatened. What does our government have to hide that
they're going to get to that point? And I've heard

(01:51:10):
from people not only like Maureen and Anne, but others
who have tried to take on this stuff, and they
tell you about the threats that they get to them
their own personal safety when they try to bring this
stuff out. What are they trying to hide? The American
government is evil and it's it's hard to say that
as a patriotic American because I love my country. I

(01:51:32):
hate our government. They are evil and this type of
stuff needs to be stopped. And we need to make
sure that we elect people that we can support and
let them know we support them, because if this continues,
there's only going to be one way to ever change
it all and it's not a way that America needs
to go down, not again. Mark makes from the mayor

(01:51:53):
of the National Right to Work is going to be
joining us after the bottom.

Speaker 1 (01:51:56):
Of the hour.

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Making liberals cry one happy show at a time.

Speaker 6 (01:52:19):
This is the Brian Rusk Show. All right, welcome back
to the show right here at the Florida Man Radio Network.
Do appreciate it. Thanks so much for checking this out
today and want to welcome back to the show. Mark
Mixed the National Right to Work. Mark, good morning, and
welcome back to the show.

Speaker 11 (01:52:37):
How you doing today, Brian, I'm doing okay, and thanks
for letting me come back on. There's always something to
talk about when it comes to organized labor and it's
impact on us as taxpayers and citizens and workers, so
thanks for the opportunity to talk about it.

Speaker 6 (01:52:52):
Absolutely every time that I have you on. It's always
an interesting topic about what's going on in the workforce.
And obviously since the majority of this audio is the workforce,
there's a lot of great answers to talk about. But
one of the important things that we have to talk
about and again, this is going into government. You know,
right now, we know that we're approaching the dramatic deadline

(01:53:13):
of getting all of the spending plans passed so we
don't have to shut down government. And part of that
is the NDAA, which is the National Defense Authorization Act.
We had Senator Rick Scott on yesterday and we talked
briefly about that. You know, our own Congressman Neil Donne
is a big supporter of the NDAA. But there's a

(01:53:34):
lot to this, especially when it comes to the workforce
and unionization. Was the latest.

Speaker 11 (01:53:40):
What's going on, Mark, Yeah, Brian, this is one of
those bills that is considered must pass. This is as
probably you already heard from Senator Scott and others that
it basically funds the Military, Department, Defense, Department of Energy,
and it talks about some national security issues and most importantly,
how we treat our military personnel, what our staffing levels
are going to be, all the benefits. All that stuff

(01:54:01):
is something that has to be done each year. So
basically you have two bills. You have a Senate bill,
you have a House bill. The Senate bill is asking
for something like nine hundred and thirty eight billion. The
House is asking for something a little bit less than that.
But in the meantime there's a debate. Once the bill
comes out of committee, there's lots of amendments are added
and so on. The House version, which is going to
be debated on the House for starting at ten o'clock
this morning. There's about a thousand amendments that they're considering

(01:54:23):
and trying to work through. They're about forty percent of
the way through that. But one of the amendments, Brian
is a particular interest to us and it should be
of particular interest to taxpayers, and that is that there's
an effort to try to roll back some of the
things that President Trump has done as it relates to
government unionization, particularly the federal government unionization. Back in March,
he issued an executive order that basically said, we're going

(01:54:46):
to limit union bargaining to agencies that really have nothing
to do with national security. And every president since Jimmy
Carter going back to nineteen seventy nine have issued executive
orders exempting certain agencies and subagencies from unionization and the
bar getting over the terms and conditions of employment because
of a national security profile. Well this amendment that's being

(01:55:07):
offered up and will be considered today by a representative.
Bob Ander from Missouri says, basically, we're taking that language
out that limits the president's authority when it comes to
using executive power to limit the power that union officials
have over working conditions specifically related to national security. So
that votes are a pretty important one, and we're interested

(01:55:28):
in it because I think the president understands just how
powerful organized labor has become inside of government. Beat Brian,
we talked about it before. Half of all union members
in the country are members are government employees, So there's
a lot of stake here.

Speaker 6 (01:55:40):
Yeah, what what would the what would the bad side
of this be if if you know, the unions get
in there and uh, you know, really give more power
and control to the unions in national security related jobs.
I mean, what's the downside? What's the danger to that?

Speaker 11 (01:56:00):
Yeah, well they're already there. That's the interesting part about it.
Back in nineteen seventy eight, when Carter signed the Federal
Labor Relations Act that came through Congress gave the union
officials dramatic power over the federal government to negotiate terms
and conditions of employment. So they're already there. And what
these executive orders is, I said, going all the way
back to Carter, Obama did it, Bush did it, Clinton
did it, Biden did it, and now Trump did it.

(01:56:22):
But Trump has gone a little bit farther, saying, look,
we've had plenty of experience about how this works, and
so we shouldn't have to negotiate with union officials, a
private organization about how we're going to implement a national
security strategy, given the fact that most of these federal
agencies have some component of national security responsibilities. So we've
seen what's happened. The President has seen it, and he's

(01:56:45):
saying it's time that we've basically checked this, make sure
we're doing the right thing, that we can control the
federal agencies that have a national security profile. And of course,
obviously the unions don't like that. They filed lawsuits against him.
And this language is currently sitting in the bill, this amendment,
the language is actually in the bill right now. It
passed out a committee. The President and the Executive Branch

(01:57:05):
of issued a statement of policy on it, and they
said they want this piece out, so there'll be a
vote on whether or not this language that limits the
president's authority to do these types of things is going
to be taken out of the bill this year. It's
in the House bill right now, and it'll be debated,
like I said today and probably voted on today.

Speaker 6 (01:57:24):
Interesting, it's our governs. After the conversation we just had
with with Maureen, it's it's kind of getting hard to
take our government very serious with the stuff that is
going on. What do you think the result is going
to be of this? How does how does it look?

Speaker 11 (01:57:39):
Well, yeah, it's going to be interesting. Case I mentioned Brian,
this is one of those must pass bills, and so
anytime you have one of those, they end up being
a Christmas tree. People start throwing stuff on it and
trying to get it through, whether it be you know,
relevant to their district or relevant to their ideology. They
throw this stuff on there. So it's a pretty big,
pretty big issue, and obviously it's going to consume probably
to your point, so they can when they set the

(01:58:01):
new budget and the money money has to be reauthorized.
You have basically the NDAA as the authorization and then
there's an appropriation bill that follows it. But we think
it's going to be a very close vote. I think
all the Democrats will vote for it, and obviously, you know,
the margins and the House representatives are whisker then right now.
And so there's three Republicans that are offering up this amendment,
Don Bacon from Nebraska, who's not running for office, who

(01:58:23):
basically has done everything that union officials have wanted them
to do since since he started serving from Nebraska. There's
a couple of two other legislators I think, one from
Wisconsin and one from New York that are the primary
sponsors of the bill.

Speaker 6 (01:58:37):
Ohio.

Speaker 11 (01:58:38):
Yeah, I'm sorry, that's right. Yeah, Mike Turner, you got it.
And so it's obviously the vote's going to be very close.
We'll see what happens when they get to it, but
they're going to start that process, like I said at
ten o'clock this morning on the House floor, Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:58:51):
This will be interesting to see how this turns out.
And again it's it's very important that the NDAA gets
past because of all the importance that is in it,
and they like to throw stuff into these must pass bills.
So we'll have to watch this and see what happens.
To get an update on that, tomorrow, we're talking with
Mark mixed, the National Right to Work Committee. Mark, what

(01:59:12):
else is going on in addition to the scariness of
unions trying to take over our government.

Speaker 11 (01:59:18):
Well, we've got the National Relations Board. This is the
five member board that was created back in the nineteen thirties.
That is, we've got two nominees pending Trump is nominated too,
lawyer to excuse me, two members of the board. He's
got a general Counsel that he's nominated that's already had
a cent hearing. We need to get those through so
the Nationally Relations Board can function and can try to

(01:59:38):
kind of move back and restore some of the rights
that employees had that were lost during the Bide administration.
It's been a really interesting last four year period. Under Biden,
he gave union officials dramatic new powers over workers and
trying to fight back and restore that is going to
require that the National Relations Board looks at all the
things they did over the last four years and try
to restore some of the rights that individual workers are

(02:00:00):
supposed to have under the law.

Speaker 6 (02:00:02):
Yeah, we'll see what happens. Something else, I want to
get your thoughts that opinions on because you know, speaking
of COVID. You know, obviously there was a lot that
happened during COVID with the workforce and everything. California looks
like they're starting to pick back up on some of
the mandates because you know, it's COVID season, I mean
flu season, I mean COVID season. So they're trying to

(02:00:25):
get some of these mandates again. Do you think we're
going to see some more of them going after the
workers in places like California?

Speaker 11 (02:00:33):
Well, I think so. I mean, Gavin Newsom and the
legislature and Sacramento have been just unbelievably overbearing when it
comes to giving union officials more power. I mean, you know,
he set up this board that basically manages the fast
food industry out there, that raised minimum wage and put
ten thousand workers out of work basically right off the bat.

(02:00:53):
And so that type of that type of government. Although
Gavin Newsom gets on t each night and rails against
the quote unquote tyranny, but yet when you look at
that model out there in California, we see that most
of the things that happen out there tend to trickle
their way across the country or become part of the
narrative as people talk about government power, but boy, they're
destroying the Golden State, certainly tarnishing it in a large way.

(02:01:16):
And part of that is exactly what you're talking about, Brian,
is the mandates. And again, I think that'll start. You'll
start to see it as you've already identified in California,
and then the narrative, the national narrative, will start talking
about it again. But there are a lot of things
that went wrong with COVID during that period, and you know,
now that we know we have more information about it,
we found out that most of that activity was unnecessary

(02:01:38):
and to go back and try to try to replicate
it again just seems like a fool's Errand when it
comes to what California would try to do in mandating
more of this, and particularly in the workplace, I mean,
shutting down small businesses and putting people, you know, out
of work is not a way to grow your economy
or grow opportunities and basically help people make a living
and feed their families. It's a very difficult to decision. Obviously,

(02:02:00):
when it first started, we didn't know the impact of it,
But now that we know it, you think going back
and using the same playbook again would be something they
would not want to do, but it seems they're interested
in doing it again.

Speaker 6 (02:02:10):
Well, you know what they say about insanity, keep doing
the same thing over and over again expecting different results,
which is what we see from a lot of those
on the wacky left out there. Another thing that we've
talked about so many times, and I always just get
the I get a little bit of joy out of
this topic because it's kind of that told you so

(02:02:30):
kind of moment. And that's the Starbucks barista contracting. What's
the latest with that one, because that's kind of a mess.

Speaker 11 (02:02:40):
Yeah, right, and there's so much pending there, Brian. We
have a bunch of baristas that have come to us
trying to help them get out of the union, and
they've been blocked under the Biden administration's Nationally Relations Board.
They have blocked basically all of these elections where workers
come together majority of workers in many and says say hey,
we want to get out, and the NRB will not
let them get it out because of alleged unfair labeled

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practice charges that have nothing to do with the particular
Starbucks unit where these people are trying to exercise their rights.
We think there'll be some relief there. A couple of
things have happened obviously that are bigger issues, But an
issue that we basically filed legal charges on behalf of
two briefs is one from Texas one from New York
that basically said the Nationally Relations Board was unconstitutionally constituted

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and because of their ability to be the judge, jury,
and executioner when it comes to labor policy, these workers
have no place where they can exercise their rights. And
atually enough, the Fist Circuit Court of Appeals down in
Texas and that area Louisiana basically ruled a couple of
weeks ago that the president had the right to do
some of the things he did when it came to
removal of the Nationally Relations Board member and trying to

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clean up what's going on down there. So we're hopeful
that as we move forward, we'll be able to help
these Starbucks employees that want to get out of the
union and give them hope that they can do that,
and at least give them a secret ballot vote. Ran
that's the secret. I mean, getting them a chance to
have a vote is really it's hard to believe that
we have to fight for that, But that's what we're
fighting for for these workers. It doesn't matter how they vote.
If they decide to keep, that's fine and good. But

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giving them the ability to exercise their rights under labor
policy is what we're fighting for.

Speaker 6 (02:04:13):
Yeah, and absolutely, and hopefully the fast food industry particularly
and maybe even in other industries too, can learn some
really good lessons out of what happened with the fast
food stuff, with the Starbucks stuff, with all the unions
and the demands and everything else, because I think there's
some valuable lessons that can be learned when it comes

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to do you really need a union to represent you
and every little thing? And I think the answer to
that question in the food service industry is no.

Speaker 11 (02:04:45):
Yeah. Well it's interesting, Brian, you say that and frame
it that way, because what Gavin Newsom did in California
by creating this board that manages this, you know, the
entire sector of the fast food industry, if you have
a certain number of stores, is really saying, hey, we
don't need units. The government's now going to dictate what
working conditions are going to be wrong there? Yeah, what
could go wrong with that?

Speaker 6 (02:05:08):
Hell, we might as well have a union. It'll probably
actually be better off. But yeah, I mean, it just
it just goes to show some of the evilness that
we have and the ignorance that we have in the government.
And unfortunately, too many innocent people become victims of this.
And you know, some people are finding out too late,
and you know, there's there's a lot of things that
are going on. There's pretty much on the sleazy aspect

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when it comes to the unions, and people just need
to be aware of it. I mean, some unions are okay, Uh,
most seem to not really be okay and fighting for
the people. And as a matter of fact, one of
the things that we've seen because some of your thoughts
on this one is is how on the political support realm,
how we're seeing some of the unions now kind of going,

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you know, Donald Trump, he's uh, he's not all that
bad of a guy, after all, Maybe we should throw
a little support that way. How honest is that that
support that Donald Trump is getting from some of the unions.

Speaker 11 (02:06:02):
Well it may be, it may be rhetorically out there
and it may sound good, but when you look at
the actual actions of organized labor, and again, Brian, this
is that disconnect between union officials, the so called leadership
of the unions and the rank and file workers. I mean,
their money goes, you know, in the presidential racis one example,
Kamala Harris for every one dollar that Donald Trump got

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from a labor union political action committee, Kamala Harris got
two hundred and seventy one or something like that, it's
a ninety nine point seven percent. And yeah, right, and
then yeah, and then when you look at the private
sector workforce, I mean there are those out there, the
polsters saying hey, private sector union members voted voted in
a majority for Donald Trump. So the disconnect is growing

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wider and wider. And certainly the political aspects of that.
When you give someone the power to force someone to
pay dues or fees in order to keep their job,
and then you turn around and use that money for
ideological and political causes which you disagree with, that's the
injustice of forced unionism. I mean, cannot hold these union
officials accountable. We believe they should be able to. And
the way they do that is say, look, I'll give

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you my money, but you knock off this political stuff.
You knock off this ideological stuff, and you start doing
what you say you're going to do in representing us
in the workplace and forget about what's happening in Callahassee
or Washington, DC, because they're more interested in politics and
policy than they are representing workers on the shop floor.

Speaker 6 (02:07:23):
Yeah, yeah, without a doubt. And of course today the
big one are going to be watching is the NDAA,
which is expected to be voted on midday today. We'll
see how long that takes and what comes out of that. Mark,
How can people find out more about the National Right
to Work and all you guys do and maybe even
if they need a little help, what they what you
guys can do.

Speaker 11 (02:07:45):
Yeah, well, Brian, thanks for the opportunity and it's good
always a player to talk with you. They can find
information about our organization on the amazing internet at nrtw
dot org. That's our litigation arm. If you have questions
about your workplace rights, if you're interested in what's going
on legislatively, and there's a lot going on, they can
go to the committee's website, which is NRTWC dot org.

Speaker 6 (02:08:06):
All right, awesome, Mark Mix, always love chatting with you
about things reunion wise and the workforce wise, and looking
forward to our next update. And again we're gonna have
to keep an eye in the NDAA and see what
kind of stuff that they stick all up in there
and what it ends up doing with the government unions,
Mark Mix the National Right to Work. Thanks buddy, appreciate
it having me on.

Speaker 11 (02:08:27):
Thanks Brian, appreciate the opportunity.

Speaker 6 (02:08:29):
Absolutely, we'll talk again really soon. Mark Mixed with the
National Right to Work. And again the thing that we
want to be watching is the NDAA vote that is
going on today. It is part of the I want
to say the spending or the budget, but it's not budget,
it's a spending plan. So we'll see what happens with that.

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And look the unions, there's a lot of corruption that's
going on there. And I know Shanker, government unions together corruption.
Who would have thought. But if you do need help,
the National Right to Work is there to help you
out as well. We got to take a quick break.
We'll be right back. Final break of the show right
here on the Brian Rush Show. We'll be right back.

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All right, Welcome back to the Brian Rush Show here
at Florida Man Radio Network. That's a funny comment back
to Brian's prolific usage of expletives. The TVRS Unfiltered would
be expanding the regular viewership if for no other reason
but to observe his restraint on the regular show. Let
me tell you have no idea. You have no idea

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the restraint that I go through. I mean there's there's
times where I really probably should have, like the rubber
band around the wrist, so when I just just whack,
it's an amazing restraint. It really truly is. And like
I said, with the with my regular job kind of
winding down a little bit, with the tense season, maybe
we will be able to get some Unfiltered shows in

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just so so we get experience. Anyhow, welcome back to
the show. Do appreciate it big thanks to Mark Mix
coming on giving us some updates about some of the
union stuff that's going on. But here's some more job
information for you, and this is an interesting one. The
Labor Department's August jobs report came out and it's now
showed that the number of immigrant workers are now declined

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over the past year, while the job growth among US
born workers have accelerated. Now keep in mind that last year,
the last year under Joe Biden, the majority of the
new jobs that were formed. We're going to non born
US citizens on the NOOT, not people that weren't born

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here in the US. I'm trying to get that out right,
I'll get it. And the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the
BLS data for August has now showed that over the
last year, the number of employed foreign born workers, which
is a metric that doesn't really differ centerate between the
illegal and illegal unfortunately, but it really should. But according
to the BLS, that number has declined by eight hundred

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and twenty two thousand since last August, and in that
time period, the number of US born workers have increased
by two point seven six million. Now, of course, what
we see from the left is that the left is
jumping out there and going, oh, look, Donald jumps unemployment
numbers there so high, because well, look there's eight hundred

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and twenty two thousand non US born citizens that are
left the workforce for whatever reason. And I think the
majority of it, we know is because a lot of
that was illegals and not legally people that were here
and they're gone. But the other number that you had
to take into consideration two is all of those government

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jobs that have been cut and people have let go,
so they're no longer there too. But the fact that
two point seven to six million new people have US
born workers have gone to work here in the US
since August of last year is a pretty good statement.

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And the unemployment rates for both group of workers have
changed a little in the last year. Among the foreign
born workers, the unemployment rate was four point four percent,
which is up slightly from the four point three a
year ago, and while the unemployment rate for the US
born workers also ticked a little bit higher to four
point six from the four point four to four last year.

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And again a lot of that is because of the
fact that you do have a lot of government workers
that are no longer working for the government. That's not
a bad thing. So the numbers of jobs that are
going to now American born workers is a good thing.
And of course I was watching the left losing their
stuff over the whole thing with the Hyundai planned. Oh

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my god, now South Korea is not going to invest
Lugwan's going say Donald Jump is evil. No, there was
four hundred illegal aliens, not people that were negotiated with
the visas to come here and work, but people that
were here illegally working. Got to get over yourself, you
really do, all right, that's it for us. We got

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to get out of here big. Thanks to More and Steel.
Make sure you download the podcast of the show and
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the show. Have a great day. We'll chat with you tomorrow.
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