Speaker 1: This is the US Report.
Speaker 2: Good evening, and welcome to the program. I'm Caroline Marqus
Speaker 2: filling in for James Morrow. Coming up tonight. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: creates history as the Gaza peace deal is signed, the
Speaker 2: government shutdown enters its second week, But when will it end?
Speaker 2: And the wings just keep coming to Trump as a
Speaker 2: legal border crossings hit a record low. But first, even
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's most hardened critics, the ones who've accused him
Speaker 2: of being an evil fascist, the devil incarnate, must now
Speaker 2: admit there is no one more deserving of the Nobel
Speaker 2: Peace Prize. The US President is now on the cusp
Speaker 2: of achieving what many believed unachievable, an end to the
Speaker 2: war in Gaza and lasting peace in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: And can you just imagine the face on those chronic
Speaker 2: Trump derangement sufferers, among them most of the mainstream media,
Speaker 2: when Trump gets on stage to collect his gong. It's
Speaker 2: worth it for that alone. But let's go back. This
Speaker 2: was the moment Trump was handed that note by US
Speaker 2: Secretary of State Margo Marco Rubio. The note read very
Speaker 2: close and ask the President to approve a post on
Speaker 2: truth social announcing Israel and Hamas had agreed to phase
Speaker 2: one of his historic peace plan, and oh how Trump obliged.
Speaker 2: In his characteristic capslock heavy style, he wrote, I am
Speaker 2: very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both
Speaker 2: signed off on the first phase of our peace plan.
Speaker 2: This means that all of the hostages will be released
Speaker 2: very soon and Israel will withdraw their troops to an
Speaker 2: agreed uponline as the first steps toward a strong, durable,
Speaker 2: and everlasting peace. All parties will be treated fairly. This
Speaker 2: is a great day for the Arab and Muslim world, Israel,
Speaker 2: all surrounding nations, and the United States of America. And
Speaker 2: we thank the mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey who
Speaker 2: worked with us to make this historic and unprecedented event happen.
Speaker 2: Blessed are the peacemakers. Of course, this peace deal still
Speaker 2: depends on Hamas not runegging on their side of the bargain,
Speaker 2: and we know those fundamentalist Islamist terrorists are a slippery
Speaker 2: bunch at the best of times, but the support of
Speaker 2: neighboring Arab states bodes far more positively than any previous
Speaker 2: attempts to secure peace. Hamas's chief negotiator in Qatar, Khalil
Speaker 2: al Haya said in a statement, we acted responsibly in
Speaker 2: relation to US President Donald Trump's plan. Today we announce
Speaker 2: an agreement to end the war see Israel withdraw from
Speaker 2: the strip and carry out a prisoner exchange. Note how
Speaker 2: to hamas innocent Israeli hostages are prisoners like the hundreds
Speaker 2: of hardened Palestinian criminals in Israeli jails, among them terrorists,
Speaker 2: to be released in a swamp. Here's how Trump himself
Speaker 2: explained the significance of this moment on Fox News's Hannity.
Speaker 3: So great for this country, for the United States of America,
Speaker 3: and that we could be involved in, you know, making
Speaker 3: ideal like this happened because it was many years they
Speaker 3: talked about peace in the Middle East. This is more
Speaker 3: than Gaza. This is peace in the Middle East. And
Speaker 3: it's an incredible thing.
Speaker 2: And families of the forty eight hostages, who under the
Speaker 2: first stage of the plan will be coming home on
Speaker 2: either Monday or Tuesday, responded with unbridled joy.
Speaker 3: Oh, would you guys have to say the President Trump,
Speaker 3: you did it.
Speaker 1: God bless you, mister President. God bless America very much.
Speaker 4: You just take care of yourselves. The hostages will come
Speaker 4: back there or coming back on Monday.
Speaker 2: And here's how Palestinians themselves celebrated on the streets of Gaza.
Speaker 2: Of course, the usual suspects in the media were still
Speaker 2: trying to downplay Trump's big victory here.
Speaker 5: Obviously blessed are the peacemakers, indeed, but it is worth
Speaker 5: pointing out this is a ceasefire deal, right, This is
Speaker 5: not a larger peace deal about a Palestinian state of
Speaker 5: any sword and who gets to rule a Palestinians and
Speaker 5: Israel gets security guarantees how and all that that is
Speaker 5: still TBD, right, I mean, yes.
Speaker 2: But you know what's really telling the people who aren't celebrating.
Speaker 2: You'd think the pro Palestine protesters who've demonstrated every weekend
Speaker 2: for two years screaming about invented and inverted claims of
Speaker 2: genocide would welcome the announcement of long awaited peace in
Speaker 2: the region. Activist group Stand for Palestine, who organize the
Speaker 2: Glory to Our Martyr's protest on the anniversary of October seven,
Speaker 2: and Sydney said in a social media post, the fight
Speaker 2: is not over until the Zionist entity caesars to exist.
Speaker 2: The mask has truly slipped and even after news of
Speaker 2: the peace agreement, and after the Supreme Court in New
Speaker 2: South Wales blocked a despicable plan to once again march
Speaker 2: on the Opera House in a repeat of those ugly
Speaker 2: scenes from two years ago, the Palestine Action Group was
Speaker 2: still vowing to take their hate march through the heart
Speaker 2: of Sydney.
Speaker 6: If there's a ceasefire in the next forty eight hours,
Speaker 6: is there still a need to protest anyone?
Speaker 7: Yes, because this goes beyond just the genocide over the
Speaker 7: last two years. I hope that there is a ceasefire,
Speaker 7: but I also am very skeptical as Israel has not
Speaker 7: actually given any guarantees that they will cease fire, that
Speaker 7: we will still need to fight to try and end
Speaker 7: this complicity with an apartheid radiation.
Speaker 2: When even Hamas can accept the deal. But they're useful
Speaker 2: idiots in the West, can't you know we have a
Speaker 2: real problem. Joining me now is former White House Chief
Speaker 2: of Staff Mick Malvainy. Mick, thanks for joining me. Let's
Speaker 2: start with this historic Garza piece deal that the President
Speaker 2: announced yesterday, which will stop the fighting in the region
Speaker 2: and see the release of the hostages after two years
Speaker 2: of bloody conflict make your reaction to this momentous news.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well it's hard not to look at it, Carolina,
Speaker 8: as just an unambiguous victory and good news and some
Speaker 8: of a rare piece of good news out of the
Speaker 8: Mid East. Yes, we can have a conversation tomorrow about
Speaker 8: how long it will hold, about whether or not Hamas will
Speaker 8: really give up their weaponry, whether or not there will
Speaker 8: be an independent third party to guarantee safety and security
Speaker 8: in Gaza. We can worry all about that tomorrow. The
Speaker 8: good news is that the hostages are coming home, and
Speaker 8: that is unambiguously a good thing. There's a ceasefire, which
Speaker 8: is also a great thing. There's progress being made. You
Speaker 8: are much closer to peace now in Gaza and in
Speaker 8: the Middle East than you were a week ago. And
Speaker 8: that I think everybody Republican, Democrat, American, Australian, gaz and
Speaker 8: Israeli everybody would think would agree that that's a good
Speaker 8: thing to have.
Speaker 2: Well, as I spoke about earlier in my editorial, there
Speaker 2: are some of these pro Palestinian activists that don't seem
Speaker 2: to want to celebrate it yet. I mean, how else
Speaker 2: will they spend their weekends and their time Mecca. What
Speaker 2: sort of action can you see Trump taking if HAMAS
Speaker 2: fails to hold up their side of the bargain in
Speaker 2: all of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to your activist point.
Speaker 8: By the way, Caroline, just very briefly, keep in mind,
Speaker 8: there's plenty of things they can get paid to protest
Speaker 8: elsewhere in the world that'll probably be put to work
Speaker 8: here protesting Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That's what a lot of them do. Now, this is
Speaker 1: their job.
Speaker 8: Look, if HAMAS doesn't lay down the weapons, if they
Speaker 8: don't agree to the rest of the agreement, then there's
Speaker 8: going to be difficulty. But keep in mind, the leverage
Speaker 8: will be different, the circumstance will be different because the
Speaker 8: hostages will be home, and that will dramatically change I
Speaker 8: think the playing field and also sort of also impact
Speaker 8: the sympathies that maybe the Palestines have been able to
Speaker 8: garner worldwide that if they agree to a deal then
Speaker 8: back out. I don't think the Guitaris would like that
Speaker 8: very much. I don't think a Saudi's would like that
Speaker 8: very much. I don't think the Amadis would like that
Speaker 8: very much. And if they become the group that breaks
Speaker 8: this piece, then they end up being the outcast party
Speaker 8: and that's not a good place for them to be
Speaker 8: in these circumstances.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'd imagine they would lose a lot of the
Speaker 2: support that, sadly Hama seems to have garnered across the world. Mick.
Speaker 2: If it does all go to plan, hopefully and we
Speaker 2: truly see the end to this war, will this be
Speaker 2: the president's crowning achievement less than a year into his
Speaker 2: second term?
Speaker 8: How could it not be? I mean, I was always stunned,
Speaker 8: Caroline that he didn't win. He and Jared Kushner, who's
Speaker 8: also involved in this negotiation here in the last couple
Speaker 8: of days. I was always stunned that they didn't win
Speaker 8: the Nobel Peace Prize the first time around. I've said, look,
Speaker 8: love the more hate him. If his name wasn't Donald Trump,
Speaker 8: he would have and should have won the Nobel Peace
Speaker 8: Prize for the Abraham Accords. It was certainly one of
Speaker 8: the biggest things to happen in that part of the
Speaker 8: world in my adult lifetime, and the same would be
Speaker 8: the case here.
Speaker 1: Look, we played a clip earlier.
Speaker 8: In the United States where I do some television showing
Speaker 8: Donald Trump in the twenty sixteen Republican Convention, where he
Speaker 8: gave up, gave a speech in the Middle East and
Speaker 8: said I can do it. I can fix it, but
Speaker 8: only I can fix it. And here he is eight
Speaker 8: years later, proving himself absolutely right. The Biden team had
Speaker 8: a chance to do this and didn't. Obama's administration had
Speaker 8: a chance to fix things in the Middle East, they didn't.
Speaker 8: It looks like Trump was correct that he could fix it,
Speaker 8: and so far, so good on moving in that direction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's proved all but they say is wrong
Speaker 2: as well. It looks like that Noble Peace Prize is
Speaker 2: surely his this time. It has to be make a
Speaker 2: shutdown of the government remains in place for the US
Speaker 2: as lawmakers shift the blame for who is responsible. Mc
Speaker 2: Neither side is showing any indication of backing down. So
Speaker 2: what actually happens next? Is anyone still buying the Damn's
Speaker 2: spin on all of this?
Speaker 1: Oh, you know, MS are buying it.
Speaker 8: I mean, you show me how you voted in the
Speaker 8: general election. I think I can show you how you
Speaker 8: feel about the government shutdown. There's not been a lot
Speaker 8: of progress here. I think we're in day nine or
Speaker 8: day ten, depending on whose calendar you're on. I don't
Speaker 8: see a lot of progress, Caroline. The real critical first date,
Speaker 8: or next critical date, I should say, is about fifteenth
Speaker 8: of October. That's the next pay day for a lot
Speaker 8: of federal workers, including military, the United States military. So
Speaker 8: if the government isn't open by then, then those folks
Speaker 8: will not get paid, and that is a significant pain
Speaker 8: point for politicians of both parties. Keeping in mind, it's
Speaker 8: the Democrats here who are trying to use the shutdown
Speaker 8: as leverage. It's the Republicans are simply asking for business
Speaker 8: as usual to continue the spending levels from last year, which,
Speaker 8: by the way, we're Biden spending levels that the Democrats
Speaker 8: have voted for I think thirteen times. So it's the
Speaker 8: Democrats trying to explain to people, look, we're shutting the
Speaker 8: government down, and we know that costs a lot of
Speaker 8: people a lot of pain, but we're okay with it
Speaker 8: because we think we can gain something long term about it.
Speaker 8: That's a really hard thing to sell versus can't we
Speaker 8: all just go back to where we were a couple
Speaker 8: days ago. So I think ultimately the Democrats give in.
Speaker 8: The day I'll be looking for is October fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth,
Speaker 8: because that's the next payday for federal workers.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll see what happens with that. Let's go now
Speaker 2: to former FBI director James Comy, who this week pleaded
Speaker 2: not guilty to allegations he lied to Congress. The Democrats
Speaker 2: at claiming this pursuit of Comy is politically motivated. Mick,
Speaker 2: what do you make of Komy's plea and the ensuing
Speaker 2: fall out here?
Speaker 8: Yeah, the plea doesn't surprise me a lot. Most folks
Speaker 8: plead not guilty at the outset. That's not unusual. What's
Speaker 8: going to play out here, Caroline. That's very unique is
Speaker 8: that there's a very rarely invoked piece of American jurisprudence
Speaker 8: that allows criminal defendants to claim that the case against
Speaker 8: them is vindictive and selective.
Speaker 1: It almost never succeeds.
Speaker 8: James Comy is going to try to make the case
Speaker 8: today in this case that this was a selective prosecution
Speaker 8: against him, and he's going to offer as evidence the
Speaker 8: message that Donald Trump sent to Joe to Pam Bondi
Speaker 8: about pursuing this litigation. So it's going to be a
Speaker 8: truly unique case in American criminal jurisprudence. I still think
Speaker 8: the case against Comy is as strong as the grand
Speaker 8: jury says that it is. Keep in mind, under our system,
Speaker 8: the Department of Justice had to go to a grand
Speaker 8: jury in northern Virginia, which is fairly democratic, and get
Speaker 8: them to bring these indictments, and they agreed to do that.
Speaker 8: So this is not the Department of Justice doing it
Speaker 8: by themselves. Twelves good citizens and true have come back
Speaker 8: and said, yeah, there's basis here for indicting this man
Speaker 8: for two criminal charges.
Speaker 1: So you can't lose sight of that.
Speaker 8: But this vindictive and selective prosecution defense that we expect
Speaker 8: Comy to make is truly unique and will be fascinating
Speaker 8: to follow through.
Speaker 2: And New York Attorney General Letitia James has been indicted
Speaker 2: on federal charges in virgils following demands by President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump to prosecute her and his other political enemies. Several
Speaker 2: media outlets are reporting Mick Letitia James is a long
Speaker 2: time rival of the president, a longtime critic of his.
Speaker 2: What do you make of this decision?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's fine.
Speaker 8: I think to me, people say, you know, oh, this
Speaker 8: is nothing but revenge. I'm like, really, I mean, if
Speaker 8: you took the Democrat complaints about the charges against Letitia James.
Speaker 1: What are they saying, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 8: You're targeting a political opponent for an honest mistake on
Speaker 8: a bank application that got them some benefit.
Speaker 1: But don't worry. Why are you doing this because.
Speaker 8: The bank got paid early and there was no victims.
Speaker 8: If you change the name Leticia James to Donald Trump
Speaker 8: in that sentence, that's exactly what Letitia James did to
Speaker 8: Donald Trump. And everybody who's saying, oh my goodness, I
Speaker 8: can't believe the Department of Justice is this political. Letitia
Speaker 8: James is an elected official in New York State. She's
Speaker 8: a Democrat. She ran her campaign on a promise to
Speaker 8: prosecute Donald T.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 8: So I think that the irony is just rich and
Speaker 8: her complaints about it are stunning to me because essentially
Speaker 8: Trump is doing exactly the same thing to her that
Speaker 8: she did to him.
Speaker 2: Okaymick Bobbiny, thank you so much for joining me.
Speaker 1: Thanks Caroly.
Speaker 2: Joining me now is center of the American Experiment. President
Speaker 2: John Heindreker, John, thanks for joining me. I want to
Speaker 2: start with the fallout concerning this man. Democrat politician Jay Jones.
Speaker 2: Jones wants to be Virginia's next attorney general. However, this week,
Speaker 2: it was revealed back in twenty twenty two, he sent
Speaker 2: disturbing text messages where he mused about saving two bullets
Speaker 2: for the then Republican House Speaker in Virginia, John Is
Speaker 2: this not just another disturbing example of political violence from
Speaker 2: the left.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 9: It's unbelievable how much violence we have seen coming from
Speaker 9: the left and how much violent talk we have seen
Speaker 9: coming from the left. This candidate for Attorney General in Virginia,
Speaker 9: Jay Jones, he also talked about killing the House speaker's
Speaker 9: two young children, whom he described as little fascists. I mean,
Speaker 9: absolutely unbelievable stuff, and yet we are seeing it over
Speaker 9: and over again.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they get away with that kind
Speaker 2: of violent talk and yet accusing people on the other
Speaker 2: side of being literally Nazis and things like that. Let's
Speaker 2: take a look here at former Speaker of the House
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi, who failed to condemn Jones's comments when speaking
Speaker 2: on CNN.
Speaker 10: They say that on balance, he's the better person to
Speaker 10: be attorney general, but that's up to them. But I
Speaker 10: wish there would be enough fuss of all the times
Speaker 10: that people have said they were going to put a
Speaker 10: bullet in my head right in public.
Speaker 2: John, How can Pelosi not simply just dem these remarks?
Speaker 9: Well, because the election is next month, and it's too
Speaker 9: late for the Democrats to substitute another candidate, And so
Speaker 9: if Jones were to pull out, I think they would
Speaker 9: basically forfeit the election. They probably try to know a
Speaker 9: point a substitute, but it's really too late to do that,
Speaker 9: and so I think the Democratic Party has decided to
Speaker 9: sink or swim with Joe Jones.
Speaker 2: Well, they've certainly lost the moral high ground with that.
Speaker 2: Let's move now to the White House where this week
Speaker 2: the President held a round table to denounce Antifa, a
Speaker 2: group against fascism, or so they claim. This is some
Speaker 2: of what the President had to say.
Speaker 6: It should be clear to all Americans that we have
Speaker 6: a very serious left wing terror threat in our country.
Speaker 6: Radicals associated with the domestic terror group Antifa that you've
Speaker 6: heard a lot about lately, and I've heard a lot
Speaker 6: about for ten years. Another far left extremists have been
Speaker 6: carrying out a campaign of violence.
Speaker 1: Against ICE agents and.
Speaker 6: Other officials charged with enforcing federal law.
Speaker 2: John, what did you make of the round table the
Speaker 2: President health.
Speaker 9: Well, it's interesting, you know, because the Democratic Party line
Speaker 9: is that Antifa doesn't exist. They say Antifa is not
Speaker 9: an organization, it's just an idea. Well, Antifa has sponsored
Speaker 9: riots out in front of the ICE facility in Portland, Oregon,
Speaker 9: for one hundred nights in a row. They have carried
Speaker 9: out assaults, arsons, all kinds of violent crimes. And it
Speaker 9: takes an organization to organize riots one hundred days in
Speaker 9: a row. An idea can't riot. And so what I
Speaker 9: hope happens, what I hope Trumpe will do is let's
Speaker 9: get the Federal Bureau of Investigation and have them start investigating,
Speaker 9: because we need to find out who is funding Antifa,
Speaker 9: who is running Antifa, because this is a violent, criminal conspiracy,
Speaker 9: and there are criminal charges here that need to be brought.
Speaker 2: It could be difficult, though, because it doesn't seem to
Speaker 2: be necessarily a centralized group. There seems to be a
Speaker 2: lot of i mean, grassroots people involved here. It's not
Speaker 2: all organized in one central location. Do you think that's
Speaker 2: going to be a problem for Trump to be able
Speaker 2: to have the FBI look into them properly.
Speaker 9: Well, let's find out what the facts are. It maybe
Speaker 9: that they're decentralized in the sense that there are Antifa
Speaker 9: chapters or Antifa groups in different cities. I know we
Speaker 9: have an Antifa group in the city where I live.
Speaker 9: Our office, my organization's office was firebomb last year, I
Speaker 9: think probably by Antifa terrorists. So yeah, they may be decentralized,
Speaker 9: but that doesn't mean there's no organization. It doesn't mean
Speaker 9: there aren't crimes being committed, and it doesn't mean that
Speaker 9: they aren't being funded.
Speaker 2: A terrific the fire bombing. Let's hope they get to
Speaker 2: the bottom of some of these domestic terrorists. Just on
Speaker 2: the topic, still of political violence, take a look here
Speaker 2: at Oregon's Democrat Senator Jeff Merkley, who claims the ongoing
Speaker 2: violence in Portland is fake and is being staged by authorities.
Speaker 11: Protesters are peaceful, but they have videographers behind them, and
Speaker 11: then they start throwing down pepper balls and tear gas
Speaker 11: to film it to try to create the impression of
Speaker 11: chaos where there wasn't chaos. It's Trump creating the chaos
Speaker 11: because he wants violence and chaos to justify more authoritarian power.
Speaker 11: This incredibly perilous moment for our nation.
Speaker 2: I mean John This sounds like conspiracy theory here.
Speaker 9: I mean, this is so crazy. There's video after video
Speaker 9: after video of these rioters, these terrorists, you know, rioting,
Speaker 9: committing crimes. We've all seen it. And these Democrats ads
Speaker 9: are so far gone in their hatred of Donald Trump
Speaker 9: that the only thing they can think of to say
Speaker 9: is that let's preserve order. It's not let's protect the
Speaker 9: safety of our citizens, though, it's to say Donald Trump
Speaker 9: is responsible for the people who are rioting against Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Look to end on a bit of a lighter note.
Speaker 2: It's hard to argue President Trump isn't the funniest president
Speaker 2: we've ever seen. Let's take a look here as he
Speaker 2: jokes with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kearney in the Oval Office.
Speaker 1: This is many respects, the most important of Canada. If
Speaker 1: that wasn't where it was going.
Speaker 2: Look, we've had there's been a lot of arging, pargy
Speaker 2: between your country and Canada, threats to even make it
Speaker 2: another US state. But is this sign that there is
Speaker 2: actually a strong relationship between the two nations?
Speaker 9: Yea, Carne was really praising Uh Trump there in that
Speaker 9: in that meeting, you know, early on in the in
Speaker 9: the second Trump administration. He made a couple of comments,
Speaker 9: obviously jokes about and nexting Canada, and some people took
Speaker 9: it seriously and it was like, the US Army is
Speaker 9: going to mass at the North Dakota border and made Canada.
Speaker 9: And of course that's completely idiotic. Nobody has ever contemplated
Speaker 9: any such thing. And it's good to see that Carnie
Speaker 9: realizes at least that it is a joke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's known for making plenty of them. Listen, before
Speaker 2: I let you go, I do want to bring up
Speaker 2: a great piece you wrote this week about the lines
Speaker 2: that Kamala Harris keeps spreading about how close last year's
Speaker 2: election was. Here she's again this week.
Speaker 12: It was.
Speaker 2: Now John You quite rightly claim that Harris is doing
Speaker 2: this to help sell her book. She's on a book
Speaker 2: tour at the moment. But surely she can come up
Speaker 2: with something a bit better than this, just completely rewriting
Speaker 2: the narrative.
Speaker 9: Well, something that's not so obviously false. I mean, there
Speaker 9: have been seven presidential elections in the twenty first century,
Speaker 9: and this was the third most decisive of those elections.
Speaker 9: President Trump won. I think it was three hundred and
Speaker 9: twelve to two hundred and twenty six. I suppose Harris
Speaker 9: would say that she was talking about the so called
Speaker 9: popular vote, which has zero legal significance, But that isn't
Speaker 9: true either. In the year two thousand, the popular vote
Speaker 9: margin was only five hundred thousand votes. In twenty twenty four,
Speaker 9: Trump had two point three million more votes than Kamala Harris.
Speaker 9: So she is just making this up. It is sheer fan.
Speaker 2: John Heinricher, thank you so much for joining me before
Speaker 2: we go to a break. Donald Trump this week deployed
Speaker 2: hundreds of National Guard troops across the country as anti
Speaker 2: ice protests continue to rage, cue more predictable hysteria from
Speaker 2: the left. But check out this particularly unhinged response on TikTok,
Speaker 2: in which a man actually fantasizes about ICE agents dying
Speaker 2: and protesters looting their bodies.
Speaker 1: When yours bodies lay motionless on the ground ice patch
Speaker 1: facing up at the sky.
Speaker 13: We're going to loot your corpses and I can't wait to.
Speaker 1: See those videos.
Speaker 2: These folks are truly sick. After the break, a country
Speaker 2: music star also blasts ICE agents. That's next with Brianna Alignment.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, and now it's time to revisit everyone's favorite
Speaker 2: sore loser from the US election. Kamala Harris, the former
Speaker 2: Vice President, indulged in get another word salad of a
Speaker 2: speech during an LA stop on her book tour. This
Speaker 2: week gives that time fliver helping people.
Speaker 14: Just put a lady on it, even if it doesn't
Speaker 14: change the circumstance, because there was so much about this
Speaker 14: moment that is trying to make people feel like they
Speaker 14: lasting lime.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, girl, preach, but seriously, Kamala is in a
Speaker 2: position to tell people who's crazy.
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 2: The White House responded to the slur against members of
Speaker 2: the Trump administration in a blistering slapdown, a spokesman telling
Speaker 2: TMZ Kamala Harris shouldn't listen to an audio recording of
Speaker 2: her cackle of a laugh before calling anyone crazy out.
Speaker 2: So let's remind ourselves of that crazy cackle, don't you missage.
Speaker 2: Kamala's fresh foul mouth spray comes after she also revealed
Speaker 2: on her press tour why she chose Tim Waltz as
Speaker 2: her running mate over Pete Bajdge, despite the fact she
Speaker 2: actually preferred the latter. Well, Unfortunately for Pete, he was
Speaker 2: gay to be a black woman running for president of
Speaker 2: the United States and as a vice presidential running mate
Speaker 2: a gay man.
Speaker 13: With the steaks being so.
Speaker 2: High, it made me very sad, but I also realized
Speaker 2: as it would be a real risk. Oh you see,
Speaker 2: it's American voter's fault for being so regressive. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine the outrage and claims of homophobia if she were
Speaker 2: a Republican candidate. Well, joining me now is elections correspondent
Speaker 2: at the Federalist Brianna Lyman. Brianna, thanks for joining me.
Speaker 2: This government shut down continues and the Democrats continue to
Speaker 2: embarrass themselves. Let's take a look here as House Minority
Speaker 2: Leader Hakeem Jeffries gets into a public spat with Republican
Speaker 2: Mike Lawler.
Speaker 1: You voted for the one thing we've correct.
Speaker 11: I voted for a build that gave the largest task
Speaker 11: cut to Americans in history.
Speaker 15: By the way, the average New York are getting a
Speaker 15: four thousand dollars tax cut.
Speaker 1: Are you against that? You're embarrassed?
Speaker 6: Do you want to you want to cut the standard deduction.
Speaker 9: In the fraud and abuse by the way, voting to
Speaker 9: the Democratic of New you'll ast your question pointed out
Speaker 9: that one point two billion dollars.
Speaker 1: You're not going to talk.
Speaker 15: You're not going to talk to wasted, You're not going
Speaker 15: to talk to me on and talk over New York
Speaker 15: rasident because you don't want to hear what I have
Speaker 15: to say.
Speaker 2: Brianna, What did you make of that?
Speaker 12: Democrats are holding the government hostage right now and they're
Speaker 12: trying to do everything they can to deflect from that,
Speaker 12: which includes people like the King Jeffreys, trying to have
Speaker 12: viral sound bites to make it seem like he's fighting
Speaker 12: on behalf of his own constituents and on behalf of
Speaker 12: Democrats nationwide, and that's simply not true. The crux of
Speaker 12: this entire argument is Democrats during the Biden years, they agreed,
Speaker 12: they voted on temporary extensions for subsidies for the Affordable
Speaker 12: Care Act that they knew would expire this December. When
Speaker 12: they cast their vote for these temporary subsidies, they knew
Speaker 12: they had an end date. If they had so much
Speaker 12: of a problem with an end date, why did they
Speaker 12: vote on the legislation to begin with? And Republicans and
Speaker 12: Democrats have now both some of them have agreed for
Speaker 12: a one year extension of these subsidies that way we
Speaker 12: can get the government open, give Democrats what they want,
Speaker 12: and in the next year work towards a permanent agreement
Speaker 12: or negotiation. And Democrats are refusing.
Speaker 2: Look, I want to get now into an exclusive you
Speaker 2: wrote on the Federalist which reveals an ambitious bill pitched
Speaker 2: by Republican Chip Roy, which would allow ICE agents to
Speaker 2: deport adherents of Sharia law. Brianna, what more can you
Speaker 2: tell us about this proposed bill?
Speaker 12: Yeah, chip Roy is really spearheading this fight to get
Speaker 12: radical Islam out of America. So what this legislation could
Speaker 12: do if it was passed is, first and foremost, individuals
Speaker 12: who want to come here foreigners. Let's say they are
Speaker 12: part of a mosque or type of group that is
Speaker 12: adherent to Sharia law. That would be flagged for immigration officials.
Speaker 12: That person would not be allowed to come to the
Speaker 12: United States. Let's say they get to the United States
Speaker 12: and we find out they lied, there would be enforcement actions.
Speaker 13: Taken against them.
Speaker 12: And let's say someone came here before the law took place,
Speaker 12: and we now know they are involved in a mask
Speaker 12: or some kind of organization that believes in Sharia law.
Speaker 12: There could be enforcer measures to remove them from the
Speaker 12: United States, and it's really hardening to see. Finally a
Speaker 12: legislator takes serious the fact that there are some cultures
Speaker 12: and ideologies that are incompatible with Western values, and Sharia
Speaker 12: law in particular is incompatible with the West.
Speaker 2: But do you think this could actually become a possibility
Speaker 2: one day under the Trump administration. I mean, we've seen
Speaker 2: how the administration has taken very seriously already people on
Speaker 2: college campuses that have preached hate against Jews and support
Speaker 2: for Hamas. Yeah.
Speaker 12: I think right now, given the government shutdown, this isn't
Speaker 12: going to be on anybody's top five priorities unfortunately. So
Speaker 12: I have a feeling this might need to be reintroduced
Speaker 12: a few times before a serious, successful vote could take place.
Speaker 2: Yeahough, for there's a lot going on there at the moment.
Speaker 2: Late night comedian to me Kim Or if you can
Speaker 2: even still call him that, let's just call him an activist.
Speaker 2: He's back in the news, this time claiming that his
Speaker 2: comments surrounding the death of Charlie Kirk were mischaracterized. Take
Speaker 2: a look.
Speaker 15: I didn't think there was a big problem, I you know,
Speaker 15: I just saw it as distortion on the part of
Speaker 15: some of the right wing media networks, and I was
Speaker 15: I aimed to correct it. The important thing to me
Speaker 15: was that I was able to.
Speaker 1: Explain what I.
Speaker 15: Was saying, what I was trying to say.
Speaker 1: He felt like your initial comments had been mischaracterized.
Speaker 15: I didn't feel like it was where it was intentionally
Speaker 15: and I think, maliciously mischaracterized.
Speaker 2: See Brianna, it's everyone else's fault for not understanding what
Speaker 2: he was saying there.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and what he said wasn't even hard to understand.
Speaker 12: He tried to claim that the Charlie Kirkussassen was a
Speaker 12: MAGA or a Republican. And the reason that that was
Speaker 12: so egregious and so unacceptable is there is immense amount
Speaker 12: of violence targeted towards conservatives in America today and to
Speaker 12: try and diminish or downplay the significance of the violence
Speaker 12: that people on my side of the isle are facing
Speaker 12: by accusing the shooter of being MAGA is not only
Speaker 12: insulting to the moment, it's factually inaccurate. And you know,
Speaker 12: it was the parent company of ABC News that pulled
Speaker 12: him off air because he was going to double down
Speaker 12: on his lies and on his incendiary rhetoric. It had
Speaker 12: nothing to do with the Trump administration, and he refuses
Speaker 12: to take accountability for it. So I suspect he will
Speaker 12: probably make some more egregious comments down the line and
Speaker 12: be fired.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, maybe that's not such a bad thing.
Speaker 2: I know the left is crying about canceled culture all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, they care about it. But you know,
Speaker 2: he makes his bed. Let's move on to immigration and
Speaker 2: take a look here as Kentucky Republican candidate Andy Boss
Speaker 2: says he endorses mass amnesty for illegal aliens.
Speaker 16: What we need in immigration reform is bipartisan. We need
Speaker 16: a bipartisan solution on DACA. We do need to fix
Speaker 16: that situation for young American young people who are who
Speaker 16: are undocumented, who are brought to this country no fault
Speaker 16: of their own. We did provide a a in the
Speaker 16: bill that I voted for in the Republican Congress, a
Speaker 16: legalization of that group that provided protection from deportation Brianda.
Speaker 2: Maybe Bos should be running as the Democratic candidate instead.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I couldn't say it any better myself. His position
Speaker 12: is wholly disqualifying if you want to run as a
Speaker 12: Republican today. Look when it comes to amnesty to whatever
Speaker 12: degree it is. That is a non starter for America
Speaker 12: and it's a non starter for MAGA voters. And one
Speaker 12: of the biggest reasons why is Democrats have made it
Speaker 12: very clear Beto or Rourke, Maxwell Frost from Florida that
Speaker 12: every person who is not deported will be turned into
Speaker 12: a voter because they want to legalize these illegal aliens.
Speaker 12: And when you legalize them and put them on a
Speaker 12: path of citizenship and they get it, they're going to
Speaker 12: be able to vote. And what does that mean for Democrats.
Speaker 12: It means they're bringing in, they're importing an entire voter base.
Speaker 12: The second thing is the obvious. You do not reward
Speaker 12: criminal behavior. I don't care if they were brought here
Speaker 12: when they were two. They can go back with their parents.
Speaker 12: I don't believe in family separations and the children with
Speaker 12: these families. America is not an economic opportunity zone and
Speaker 12: our immigration policy should be created to benefit the American citizen,
Speaker 12: not foreigners.
Speaker 2: Country music stars Zach Brian He's been slammed for the
Speaker 2: release of his new song bad News, in which he
Speaker 2: appears to take a swipe and ice agents. This is
Speaker 2: just some of the song, and.
Speaker 14: That's gonna come to the standing in dorm, trying.
Speaker 2: To build a house, and on build no more, but.
Speaker 1: I gotta sell a phone.
Speaker 2: Kids are all skinning all. He also goes on to
Speaker 2: sing about the fading of the red, white and blue.
Speaker 2: Now this has led to Secretary of Homeland Christy Nome
Speaker 2: calling the song completely disrespectful. Brian has now apologized, saying
Speaker 2: I serve this country, I love this country, and the
Speaker 2: song itself is about all of us coming out of
Speaker 2: this divided space Breanna. This is just a week after
Speaker 2: the NFL announced singer and anti ICE activist Bad Bunny
Speaker 2: as the next year Super Bowl halftime show. What is
Speaker 2: going on there in music and culture?
Speaker 12: I really wish I knew, And I think Zach Brian
Speaker 12: should keep politics out of his music because one, Republicans
Speaker 12: also listen to country music. But two, and more importantly,
Speaker 12: what ICE agents are doing by enforcing long standing federal
Speaker 12: immigration law as they're restoring our sovereignty. President Trump has
Speaker 12: shut the border down, but our border extends past the
Speaker 12: physical geographical boundaries surrounding the eighty Steeds. It's also about
Speaker 12: laws pertaining to.
Speaker 13: The border, i e.
Speaker 12: People who cross the border legally, whether they did it
Speaker 12: last year or two years ago still have to be
Speaker 12: held accoun and President Trump is trying to make that happen.
Speaker 12: So to see public pushback the way we're seeing it,
Speaker 12: to see violent rioters the way we're seeing it, is
Speaker 12: really upsetting because we are trying to restore our sovereignty
Speaker 12: and send the message that no one is above the law,
Speaker 12: including the illegal aliens who hoped the border.
Speaker 2: Brianna Lyman, thanks for joining me. Well, as we spoke
Speaker 2: about earlier, the US government entered its second week of
Speaker 2: shutdown and it's led to thousands of flights being disrupted.
Speaker 2: But why should any of that dampen Donald Trump's mood.
Speaker 2: Here's the President celebrating the US Navy's two hundred and
Speaker 2: fiftieth anniversary aboard the USS Harry S. Truman over the
Speaker 2: weekend before breaking out his signature dance moves, and researchers
Speaker 2: have now proven it is scientifically impossible to ever get
Speaker 2: sick of that dance. After the break, the US border
Speaker 2: has never been stronger. That's next with the Daily Wires.
Speaker 2: Jenny Tayer joining me now is the Daily Wires immigration
Speaker 2: reporter Jenny Tayer. Jenny, thanks for joining me. I want
Speaker 2: to start now with some amazing news as illegal crossings
Speaker 2: across the US Mexico border have plummeted to a fifty
Speaker 2: five year low in fiscal year twenty twenty five. Between
Speaker 2: October twenty twenty four and September twenty five, authorities apprehended
Speaker 2: over two hundred and thirty seven thousand migrants along the
Speaker 2: southwest border, which is the lowest year total for apprehension
Speaker 2: since nineteen seventy, when authority is caught two hundred and
Speaker 2: one thousand migrants. Jenny, these are amazing.
Speaker 17: It's truly incredible to see the start contrast of the
Speaker 17: border under the Trump administration compared to what we were
Speaker 17: seeing under the Biden administration. When I was downcovering that border,
Speaker 17: it was pure chaos. We had hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 17: people pouring into the country each month illegally, and border
Speaker 17: patrol agents were knowingly releasing them into the country saying
Speaker 17: that they weren't getting proper vetting. They were trying to
Speaker 17: raise the alarm bells, and they went to journalists like
Speaker 17: me to tell us to get the truth out there
Speaker 17: because the Biden administration was really hiding that information that terrorists,
Speaker 17: that criminals, that traffickers were all coming into this country,
Speaker 17: that children were being released without proper vetting of the
Speaker 17: sponsors that they had in the United States, only to
Speaker 17: find out, you know now that three hundred and twenty
Speaker 17: thousand of those children went unaccounted for, and now the
Speaker 17: Trump administration is having to retrace the steps. But going
Speaker 17: back to your point, the Trump administration has now gone
Speaker 17: to days where we're just in maybe one hundred two
Speaker 17: hundred people crossing a day, compared to the Biden administration
Speaker 17: when there were days when ten thousand people were crossing
Speaker 17: and that became the norm for a while. So this
Speaker 17: is a huge success that Trump has under his belt.
Speaker 17: When it comes to the southern border.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and people said it couldn't happen, it couldn't be branded. Look,
Speaker 2: one of the President's biggest election promises was that he
Speaker 2: would secure the border, and it does seem like he
Speaker 2: is doing that.
Speaker 17: Right now, absolutely, And I think he's going a step
Speaker 17: further too and delivering on his promise. When it comes
Speaker 17: to the mass deportation effort, they've sealed off the frontline
Speaker 17: of the border, but they've also said that if you
Speaker 17: came here illegally, there's still going to be consequences with
Speaker 17: you for you, which I think also has an effect
Speaker 17: on people trying to come to the country, trying to
Speaker 17: cross the border. So it's kind of this two layered
Speaker 17: approach to solving this crisis and to saying we have
Speaker 17: zero tolerance, whether you've been here for a couple of years,
Speaker 17: a couple months. We don't want to grant amnesty, we
Speaker 17: don't want to keep you immune from ICE attention, even
Speaker 17: if you're in a sanctuary city. And we're seeing that
Speaker 17: right now in places like Chicago. The Trump administration is
Speaker 17: going full force on illegal immigration on the front lines
Speaker 17: of the border and in all fifty states.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of Chicago, it is one of the country's
Speaker 2: biggest cities, and the situation that continues to deterior right
Speaker 2: The Texas National God has now been sent in Jenny.
Speaker 2: Obviously this is being done to quell those anti ICE protests,
Speaker 2: but can you elaborate on the situation that's currently going
Speaker 2: on there?
Speaker 17: Right? So, you had the Trump administration say we need
Speaker 17: to send in the troops, we need to send in
Speaker 17: Texas National Guard, Illinois National Guard to go in to
Speaker 17: provide protection to our ICE agents, to border patrol agents,
Speaker 17: who are on the ground, who are really going out
Speaker 17: to do the job that you know, this mass deportation
Speaker 17: plan is. They're out there despite one thousand percent uptick
Speaker 17: in assaults on agents, and they're also seeing, you know,
Speaker 17: real threats against them. Just recently, the head of this
Speaker 17: operation which has been dubbed Midway Blitz, the operation in
Speaker 17: Chicago and Illinois, the head of that operation for Border
Speaker 17: Patrol had a bounty places on his head by a
Speaker 17: member of the Latin Kings Gang in Chicago, a ten
Speaker 17: thousand dollars bounty. He put that message out on Snapchat,
Speaker 17: and thankfully law enforcement has been investigating this and you know,
Speaker 17: kept tabs on it. It's the threats that are still
Speaker 17: emerging that we don't know about that I think the
Speaker 17: Trump administration is trying to get ahead of, because we've
Speaker 17: seen things that have turned really deadly and really dangerous
Speaker 17: for our ICE agents and for Border Patrol agents, including
Speaker 17: in Dallas, Texas, where an ICE facility was recently the
Speaker 17: target of a shooting that tragically ended with two detainees
Speaker 17: being killed. Now, the shooter was wanting to target ICE
Speaker 17: officers in that facility and had noted that in several
Speaker 17: different pieces of evidence that he left for investigators to find.
Speaker 17: So these anti ice activists are really acting on their
Speaker 17: really dangerous beliefs, and the Trump administration is taking that
Speaker 17: seriously because they don't want to have any blood spilled
Speaker 17: over this issue.
Speaker 2: Look, all of this comes after Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson
Speaker 2: this week signed executive orders to create ice free zones
Speaker 2: across the sanctuary city. Mayor Johnson said the order was
Speaker 2: focused on quote, reigning in this out of control administration.
Speaker 2: But Jenny, how is the Trump administration meant to govern
Speaker 2: when he has one of the biggest cities revolting against
Speaker 2: him and his agencies.
Speaker 17: Right, It's incredible that a sanctuary city leader and that
Speaker 17: sanctuary state leaders are really doubling down on their protection
Speaker 17: of illegal immigrant criminals. That's really what they're doing here.
Speaker 17: Brandon Johnson is creating these no go zones for ice,
Speaker 17: but that really just shields these illegal immigrant criminals. Further,
Speaker 17: he's asking even local businesses to participate in this, so
Speaker 17: illegal immigrant criminals take note of that and they know
Speaker 17: that they'll be shielded by that, which is why under
Speaker 17: the Biden administration and then under the Trump administration, these
Speaker 17: illegal immigrant criminals, particularly the gang Trained de Ragua, which
Speaker 17: the Trump administration is trying to crack down on. Flooded
Speaker 17: to cities like Chicago where they created footholds for the gang.
Speaker 17: The Trump administration just rated an apartment complex that the
Speaker 17: gang was said to have operated out of, and that's
Speaker 17: kind of their mo We've seen that in the past
Speaker 17: in places like Aurora, Colorado, and Elpaso, Texas, and they
Speaker 17: shut it down, and that's exactly what needs to be
Speaker 17: done to counteract these gangs.
Speaker 2: Now, the mainstream.
Speaker 17: Media will pay these stories as something else, and they
Speaker 17: focus more on these false narratives that children are being
Speaker 17: zipped tied, that US citizens are being arrested for no
Speaker 17: reason whatsoever. But they're not showing what's truly happening on
Speaker 17: the ground, that illegal aliens for years have been protected
Speaker 17: under these sanctuary leaders and the Trump administration is actually
Speaker 17: the one trying to restore safety here and to crack
Speaker 17: down on these people and to return them back to Venezuela, which,
Speaker 17: by the way, you know, with these gang members, the
Speaker 17: Biden administration wasn't able to get Venezuela to accept them.
Speaker 17: They knew that, so they went to sanctuary cities one
Speaker 17: for protection. They came to America because they knew nothing
Speaker 17: could be done to remove them. Now that's all changed
Speaker 17: under Trump.
Speaker 2: Jenny Taya, thank you so much for joining me.
Speaker 17: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Well, poor Greta Thunberg. First, the doom Goblin found herself
Speaker 2: detained in Israel again after trying to deliver aid to
Speaker 2: Gaza again. Then she gets caught out using a picture
Speaker 2: of an Israeli hostage, Avatar David, who was starved and
Speaker 2: held captive by Hamas and it's terror tunnels. He still
Speaker 2: is for almost two years, to illustrate a point she
Speaker 2: was trying to make about suffering Palestinian prisoners. Well, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump has now announced that the Swedish activist has anger
Speaker 2: management issues.
Speaker 8: See an importing activists that we're having to data actually
Speaker 8: a great a number for instance.
Speaker 4: Well, she's just a trouble maker, you know, I mean,
Speaker 4: you mean she's no longer into the environment now she's
Speaker 4: into this. She's a trouble maker. She is an anger
Speaker 4: management problem. I think she should see a doctor. She
Speaker 4: needs anger.
Speaker 1: If you ever watch her, she's a young person.
Speaker 4: She's so angry, she's so crazy. Now you can have her,
Speaker 4: you can have she's just a trouble maker.
Speaker 2: Trump may not be a psychologist, but I think most
Speaker 2: of us can agree his diagnosis is spot on. After
Speaker 2: the break Only in America, and now it's time for
Speaker 2: a little segment we like to call Only in America.
Speaker 2: California governor candidate Katie Porter has gone viral for trying
Speaker 2: to walk out of an interview with a TV reporter
Speaker 2: after the Democrat was asked very simply what she'd do
Speaker 2: to win over Trump voters.
Speaker 13: We've also asked the other candidates, do you think you
Speaker 13: need any of those forty percent of California voters to win?
Speaker 13: And you're saying no, you don't.
Speaker 18: No, I'm saying I'm going to try to win every
Speaker 18: vote I can. And what I'm saying to you is
Speaker 18: that well.
Speaker 13: To those voters. Okay, So I don't want to keep
Speaker 13: doing this.
Speaker 2: I'm going to call it. Thank you.
Speaker 13: You're not going to do the interview with them?
Speaker 1: Not like this.
Speaker 18: I'm not not with seven follow ups to every single
Speaker 18: question you.
Speaker 13: Ask every other candidate has.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 18: I want to have a pleasant, positive conversation which you
Speaker 18: asked me about every issue on this list, and if
Speaker 18: every question, you're going to make up a follow up question,
Speaker 18: then we're never going to get there. What part of
Speaker 18: I'm me, I'm running for governor because I'm a leader,
Speaker 18: so I am going to make.
Speaker 13: So you're not going to answer questions from reporters.
Speaker 2: It's actually hard to believe Porter has been leading the
Speaker 2: race in the Golden State like this was the best
Speaker 2: the Democrats had, and just to plunge her campaign into
Speaker 2: full on crisis mode. This twenty to twenty one clip
Speaker 2: of Porter losing it at one of her own staffers
Speaker 2: has now resurfaced.
Speaker 18: Half a million Californians dying prematurely to air pollution and
Speaker 18: other problems, and the state could lose.
Speaker 1: You're out of my shot.
Speaker 9: I wanted to say that that's actually incorrected.
Speaker 12: It's not that it's electric vehicles. It's that if you
Speaker 12: don't need the commitments any Paris climate.
Speaker 13: Record, Okay, it does.
Speaker 2: Okay, you also were in my shot before that. It
Speaker 2: looks like Greta Thumberg is not the only one with
Speaker 2: anger management issues. That is all the time we have
Speaker 2: tonight up next, more lefties losing it on well, lefties
Speaker 2: losing it with Greta Panaheem