Speaker 1: This is the US Report with James Morrow.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the program. Here's what's coming
Speaker 2: up tonight on a special Thanksgiving weekend US Report. It's
Speaker 2: less than a year to the midterms, and there's a
Speaker 2: serious threat browing to Donald Trump's Republican majority in the House.
Speaker 2: Plus why are American welfare dollars supporting a civil war
Speaker 2: in Somalia? That's all in the name of diversity. Plus
Speaker 2: jd Vance talks Turkey the bird, not the country. But first,
Speaker 2: I was hoping to come on air tonight with a
Speaker 2: bit of a lighter offering for you, you know, Turkey
Speaker 2: pardons and the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade and all that. But
Speaker 2: instead we need to talk about the downward spiral of
Speaker 2: violence in the United States being led by a left
Speaker 2: that is now openly excusing, if not cheering, attacks on
Speaker 2: anyone who has anything to do with the Trump administration,
Speaker 2: and which not only that, but also seems held bent
Speaker 2: on driving the US towards a crisis of legitimacy far
Speaker 2: worse than anything we saw on January sixth. Now, by
Speaker 2: now you know the story of the two National Guards
Speaker 2: members who were gunned down in cold blood in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C yesterday allegedly by this man, Afghan national Ramanola
Speaker 2: La Khanwal, who details are emerging, turns out to have
Speaker 2: worked for the US government, including agencies like the CIA,
Speaker 2: in his home country of Afghanistan, and was brought into
Speaker 2: the US by the Abided administration in twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: during the chaotic withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan, which,
Speaker 2: of course we all recall, saw thousands of Afghans let
Speaker 2: into the US after vetting processes that were, say the least,
Speaker 2: not great. But more about that in a moment. What
Speaker 2: is even more about the disturbing case here in which
Speaker 2: Lockerwall allegedly snuck up on one of the guard members
Speaker 2: and shot him in the head and then fired several
Speaker 2: shots at a second guard member before he was overpowered.
Speaker 2: Has been the reaction of so many in the US
Speaker 2: to the shootings, because you see to hear them tell it.
Speaker 2: The victims where National Guard stationed in DC as part
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump's effort to clean up the nation's capital.
Speaker 2: Here's how one MSNBC commentator put it, as the news
Speaker 2: was breaking.
Speaker 3: So much controversy happening in the United States right now,
Speaker 3: with Ice who are also wearing uniforms and wearing masks,
Speaker 3: and so there's you don't know, people walking around with
Speaker 3: uniforms in an American city. There are some Americans that
Speaker 3: might object to that. And so apparently this shooting has happened.
Speaker 2: Hey, you know, people don't like ace, I say, in
Speaker 2: the National Guard round, So is it any surprise that
Speaker 2: they got popped. It seems to be the attitude and
Speaker 2: you know what, it's sick. But of course this was
Speaker 2: nothing on the way. The media has been whipping up
Speaker 2: hysteria about the National Guard in recent weeks, comparing them,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, to Nazis and the like. Here was CNN
Speaker 2: just a few weeks ago where they were speaking to
Speaker 2: a retired major general and professional Trump hater.
Speaker 4: What the president is doing, through the Secretary of Defense
Speaker 4: is creating units, official military units, to quite frankly, guard,
Speaker 4: or not guard, watch the American people.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing that is absolutely.
Speaker 1: Abhorrent.
Speaker 4: It reminds me so much of what happened in Germany
Speaker 4: in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 2: Germany nineteen thirties, yep, you know what that means. And
Speaker 2: around the same time, Oregon Democrat congresswoman Maxine Dexter was
Speaker 2: talking about doing everything she could to fight the National
Speaker 2: Guard coming to her city of Portland.
Speaker 6: I would say is an extraordinarily dangerous precedent by militarizing
Speaker 6: our city and moving towards a dictatorship.
Speaker 2: Here's a leader of the African American community in Washington
Speaker 2: with his thoughts.
Speaker 7: We believe that the National Guard and the military occupation
Speaker 7: is the first step into rounding black people up and
Speaker 7: putting them in detainment camps here in Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: Wow, gotta love that one. And hey, here's a little
Speaker 2: icing on the cake. Another Democrat, Senator Alissa Slotkin here
Speaker 2: talking about the National Guard coming to shoot civilians.
Speaker 8: It makes me incredibly nervous that we're about to see
Speaker 8: people in law enforcement, people in uniform military, get nervous,
Speaker 8: get stressed, shoot at American civilians. It is a very
Speaker 8: very stressful situation for these law enforcement and for the
Speaker 8: communities on the ground.
Speaker 2: So now, again we don't know the alleged shooter's motives
Speaker 2: in DC, but we do know this. Prominent Democrats, not crazies.
Speaker 2: Prominent Democrats, legislators, leaders, and ex generals have been openly
Speaker 2: saying not just that they disagree with sending the National
Speaker 2: Guard into cities to help clean them up. I mean,
Speaker 2: if they said that, that's perfectly fine. That's political debate
Speaker 2: about policy. That's all covered by the First Amendment, and
Speaker 2: you want to have that debate. Hey, I say that's great.
Speaker 2: I don't have a problem with it. But instead, no,
Speaker 2: they're not saying that it's not reasonable debate. They are
Speaker 2: instead portraying the National Guard as an existential threat to civilians,
Speaker 2: to black people, to democracy itself. Now, let's go a
Speaker 2: little deeper into this, shall we. I finished with Senator
Speaker 2: Slotkin there for a reason, because this is not her
Speaker 2: first rodeo.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: Here, she was just the other day joining a number
Speaker 2: of other Democrat luminaries, many who just like her coincidentally
Speaker 2: have ties to the intelligence community and have been urging
Speaker 2: uniform servicemen and women, as well as intelligence officers and
Speaker 2: other national security professionals too. Well, there's no other word
Speaker 2: for it, disobey orders. Not a specific order, mind you,
Speaker 2: but anything they think comes out of the White House
Speaker 2: that they feel might be illegal.
Speaker 8: I'm Senator Alissa Stockin.
Speaker 9: Senator Mark Kelly, Representative Chris S. Deluzio, Congressman, and Maggie Goodland.
Speaker 6: You're Representative Chrissy Hulahan.
Speaker 3: Congressman Jason Crowe.
Speaker 9: I was a captain in the United States Navy.
Speaker 8: Former CIA officer, former Navy, former paratrooper and Army ranger.
Speaker 5: Former intelligence officer.
Speaker 9: Former Air Force.
Speaker 10: We want to speak directly to members of the military.
Speaker 8: And the intelligence community who.
Speaker 9: Take risks each day keep Americans safe.
Speaker 8: We know you are under enormous stress and pressure right now.
Speaker 6: Americans trust their military, with that trust is at risk.
Speaker 11: This administration is pitting our uniform military.
Speaker 8: And intelligence community professionals.
Speaker 11: Against American citizens.
Speaker 9: Like us, you all swore an oath.
Speaker 5: To protect and of them this constitution.
Speaker 12: Right now, the threats to our constitution aren't just coming
Speaker 12: from a broad but from right here at home.
Speaker 7: Our laws are clear.
Speaker 11: You can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 8: You can refuse illegal orders. You must refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 8: No one has to carry out orders that violate the
Speaker 8: law or our constitution.
Speaker 2: Of course, none of them can point to any illegal
Speaker 2: orders because there haven't been any. But look, no offense there.
Speaker 2: But being in the army or being in the National
Speaker 2: Guard of the CIA isn't like, you know, being a
Speaker 2: unitarian or something. You don't just get to believe what
Speaker 2: you want and follow your bliss and still put on
Speaker 2: the outfit.
Speaker 1: That's not how it works.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, it's not just this group I've just played for you,
Speaker 2: who have been dubbed the Seditious Six, who are calling
Speaker 2: for troops to stop obeying orders. Check this out. It's
Speaker 2: a new outfit calling itself the Orders Project, and it
Speaker 2: has mysteriously and coincidentally sprung up. Not only are they
Speaker 2: putting up billboards outside military institutions like Fort Bragg again
Speaker 2: encouraging troops to disobey orders, they've also set up a
Speaker 2: website and are encouraging it to mean this is just nuts,
Speaker 2: encouraging troops to organize using encrypted messaging apps like Signal four. Well,
Speaker 2: whatever's coming next, we don't know. Now. All of this,
Speaker 2: of course, is dangerous, dangerous stuff, and you don't even
Speaker 2: need to think very hard to imagine how this sort
Speaker 2: of behavior would be treated. If troops were being told
Speaker 2: by the right by conservatives to ignore a Democrat president,
Speaker 2: you'd never hear the end of it. But these luminaries
Speaker 2: and lobby groups, well this is really sinister because instead
Speaker 2: of telling troops that they follow orders, that's what they do.
Speaker 2: They're telling troops they need to pick a side. That is,
Speaker 2: they are acting like the US is some sort of
Speaker 2: dictatorship and the military has to decide whether or not
Speaker 2: to stand with a dictator i e. Trump, or join
Speaker 2: the resistance and stand up to the regime, presumably to
Speaker 2: help overthrow it. Now, not to sound paranoid, but it
Speaker 2: does sound like there is some sort of soft version
Speaker 2: of what is known as a color revolution being organized
Speaker 2: here and that we are heading towards some sort of
Speaker 2: inflection point where people are setting up in the background
Speaker 2: the sort of infrastructure and networks needed to force a
Speaker 2: crisis of legitimacy on the Trump White House. Now, it
Speaker 2: could be that all of this preparation is preparation for
Speaker 2: next year's midterm elections, or it could be connected to
Speaker 2: the military build up and potential action going on potentially
Speaker 2: in Venezuela. But by the way, it seems like there
Speaker 2: is an effort to create again underground resistant networks within
Speaker 2: the American government and security infrastructure that will then lead,
Speaker 2: as we have seen in other countries, to so called
Speaker 2: spontaneous demonstrations, claims that elections are illegitimate. Media support both
Speaker 2: domestically and internationally, loss of support for the regime by
Speaker 2: the military, and eventually a changing of the guard. We're
Speaker 2: seeing the groundwork laid also with movements like the No
Speaker 2: Kings protests from a few weeks ago, and we've seen
Speaker 2: elements two of this playbook before. Recall the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: George Floyd riots, which were nothing short of an attempt
Speaker 2: to destabilize the country successfully. I might add, in the
Speaker 2: run up to the twenty twenty election, we are also
Speaker 2: seeing a further push to amplify the message that if
Speaker 2: you go along with Trump, you could be in real
Speaker 2: trouble when the wind changes direction. Here's this little gem
Speaker 2: from MSNBC or ms NOW or whatever they're calling it.
Speaker 2: It's former White House spokes with Jen Stocky, and she's
Speaker 2: seen here trying to former Army Judge Advocate General Mark
Speaker 2: Kushner about what might happen to anyone who tries to
Speaker 2: prosecute the seditions six four Well, Sedian, what do.
Speaker 6: You think as a lawyer, what do you think the
Speaker 6: consequences should be for people who are abiding by following
Speaker 6: these steps from the commander in chief when they seem
Speaker 6: to be complete overreaches of power.
Speaker 11: They're they're following unlawful commands from Donald Trump. And if
Speaker 11: you're committing offenses and your defense is going to be
Speaker 11: I was just following orders.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 11: That didn't work out so well at Nuremberg.
Speaker 2: Nuremberg, get it. Trump and his Ilk Guard just like
Speaker 2: you know, you know who with the funny mustache and
Speaker 2: his cronies, and well it didn't work out too well
Speaker 2: for them. Oh, by the way, speaking of Jensaki, remember
Speaker 2: before when I was talking about the Afghan fellow with
Speaker 2: ties to the CIA who was alleged to have shot
Speaker 2: those National Guards members. Well, here she was, back when
Speaker 2: she was Joe Biden's chief flack, assuring us that everyone
Speaker 2: who was brought into the US from Afghanistan after the
Speaker 2: debacle of the Fall of Kabul was properly vetted.
Speaker 6: I can absolutely assure you that no one is coming
Speaker 6: into the United States of America who has not been
Speaker 6: through a thorough screening and background check process.
Speaker 2: Sure, Jen, I believe you millions wouldn't. All right, now,
Speaker 2: let's bring in my first guest, former White House Chief
Speaker 2: of Staff and Senior advisor Bandai Partners Mick mulvaney and
Speaker 2: a very happy set Thanksgiving. Welcome to the show, Mick,
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for coming on tonight. Now I want
Speaker 2: to talk first of all about this terrible shooting in DC.
Speaker 2: I spoke about this in my editorial, but what an
Speaker 2: absolute horror on what was in America the day before Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: What more do we know about this shooting and particularly
Speaker 2: the alleged shooter.
Speaker 1: James Happy Things.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's great to see you back, great to
Speaker 10: have you back on the show. It's not good news
Speaker 10: at all. It turns out, apparently, what we think we've
Speaker 10: learned now in the last twenty four hours is that
Speaker 10: this is a person who not only served with the
Speaker 10: United States in Afghanistan, was brought here under a program
Speaker 10: to encourage people that had helped us in Afghanistan avoid
Speaker 10: essentially death in Afghanistan after we left there.
Speaker 1: So you would.
Speaker 10: Expect this was the sort of person that we thought
Speaker 10: we wanted in the country. This is the sort of
Speaker 10: person that a lot of people went to bat for
Speaker 10: to try and make sure that we didn't leave them
Speaker 10: behind as well when we left Afghanistan. So I don't
Speaker 10: know if there's mental health and issues here. I assume
Speaker 10: there probably are, but it's really sort of it's shaking
Speaker 10: the country to its core here at the Thanksgiving holiday
Speaker 10: that somebody that we thought was one of our friends
Speaker 10: turns out to turn turn his weapon on the armed
Speaker 10: forces of the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, one of the things big that
Speaker 2: I've found really disturbing about this, And again, we don't
Speaker 2: know what the motives are yet. There hasn't been any
Speaker 2: release of a manifesto or report about you know, what
Speaker 2: he's been browsing online or anything like that. But what
Speaker 2: we do know is that we're in a climate right
Speaker 2: now in the United States where the National Guard has
Speaker 2: been repeatedly demonized, and I've played a number of clips
Speaker 2: of very senior Democrats talking about, you know, what the
Speaker 2: National Guard is doing in American cities. It seems like
Speaker 2: whatever motivated this, there is a broader issue here where
Speaker 2: the left is kind of playing with fire in terms
Speaker 2: of demonizing people who are serving the country and following
Speaker 2: the orders of Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: There are James and of course, I think we get
Speaker 10: a chance to talk about the video that many of
Speaker 10: the lawmakers put out this week about you know, violating
Speaker 10: or not following illegal orders, which has really caused a
Speaker 10: great deal.
Speaker 1: Of concern here.
Speaker 10: But again, you would think that of all the people
Speaker 10: that would be immune to that type of brainwashing, that
Speaker 10: type of messaging, that type of incitement, would be the
Speaker 10: people who were either with or near, you know, the
Speaker 10: armed forces to begin with, and that's what this guy was.
Speaker 1: I mean, he worked with our armed forces.
Speaker 10: So again, you're right, there's still a lot we're going
Speaker 10: to find out, but none of it's going to be good.
Speaker 10: It's going to have an absolutely chilling effect on legal
Speaker 10: immigration in this country because this guy did come here legally,
Speaker 10: there's no question about that. I believe there's some reporting
Speaker 10: out now, Again it's very early on that it was
Speaker 10: the Trump administration that approved his continued time in the country.
Speaker 10: That could turn out to be somewhat accurate. I don't
Speaker 10: know yet. Again, we're specula but none of it's good,
Speaker 10: James Naso at all.
Speaker 2: And you know, you mentioned that video here, and I'm
Speaker 2: glad you mentioned it because I've talked about this at
Speaker 2: the start of the program. Let me just play again
Speaker 2: a little bit more of this video. And people are
Speaker 2: calling this, these people the seditious six, But let's go
Speaker 2: back and have just another little look again at some
Speaker 2: of what that video had to say.
Speaker 11: Our laws are clear, you can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 8: You can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 2: Now again this idea where you have prominent democrats and
Speaker 2: prominent former intelligence officials, which I think is interesting. Here
Speaker 2: again saying you can refuse illegal orders. Not an order
Speaker 2: that's come down that they're referring specifically to, but that
Speaker 2: they seem to be trying to separate the chain of
Speaker 2: command here. What do you think should happen to these people?
Speaker 2: Because I know Trump wants the FBI investigating them. I
Speaker 2: know Mark Kelly could be in some trouble here. What
Speaker 2: do you think I.
Speaker 1: Think investigation is appropriate. I'll be clear, I don't think
Speaker 1: the president. I thought the president's call.
Speaker 10: To have these people hanged for treason right away it
Speaker 10: was over the top and it doesn't help the debate. Okay,
Speaker 10: but these people this is wrong.
Speaker 1: This is absolute wrong.
Speaker 10: Keep in mind, let's start from the very basic premise,
Speaker 10: and I do a little bit of work with the
Speaker 10: cadets at the West Point Academy.
Speaker 1: They all know this.
Speaker 10: This is not news going on TV or the internet
Speaker 10: and saying, oh, by the way, you don't have to
Speaker 10: follow illegal orders. Every member, every officer knows that that
Speaker 10: has literally beaten into them during their training. So this
Speaker 10: was not educational in any way, shape or form. This
Speaker 10: was to try and undermine the president. And I think
Speaker 10: it's noteworthy, James that when a couple of the folks
Speaker 10: who have made this video have gone out to do
Speaker 10: press to follow up, they've been asked a fairly straightforward question,
Speaker 10: which is, okay, you say that they don't these folks
Speaker 10: don't have to follow illegal orders? What illegal orders has
Speaker 10: Donald Trump given? And not a single one of them
Speaker 10: has a single example, because as far as we.
Speaker 1: Can tell, there haven't been any. So the only reason to.
Speaker 10: Do this would be to undermine the president ns as
Speaker 10: the commander in chief. I don't know what other explanation
Speaker 10: there is for this, because it can't be educational and
Speaker 10: it certainly doesn't speak to a specific example. So again,
Speaker 10: it's an example of what's wrong in this country. Mark
Speaker 10: Kelly's in a different place than the other elected officials
Speaker 10: because even though he is a member of the Senate,
Speaker 10: he's also from a member of the military and subject
Speaker 10: to be recalled.
Speaker 1: Under reserve duty and so forth, so would be follow
Speaker 1: under different rules.
Speaker 10: But I hope there is a full investigation this is
Speaker 10: wrong and it needs to stop.
Speaker 2: I agree completely, and I worry that this is going
Speaker 2: to lead down some very sinister avenues if it is
Speaker 2: not checked right now. But Mick also just want to
Speaker 2: ask some other things going on right now. And this
Speaker 2: story has I think floated by a lot of people here.
Speaker 2: But there's a by election going to happen, a special
Speaker 2: election in Tennessee District seven next month, in a district
Speaker 2: that President Trump comfortably won by twenty two points last year.
Speaker 2: But now there's been some reason polling and they are
Speaker 2: worried that they could lose this seat and see their
Speaker 2: House major slip two Well, essentially nothing. And this comes
Speaker 2: off of the back of Marjorie Taylor Green's resignation as well.
Speaker 2: Are there some concerns here around the back bench of
Speaker 2: the Republicans, particularly about you know, a their majority, But
Speaker 2: b also I've heard some worries about their treatment by
Speaker 2: the White House.
Speaker 1: What have you been hearing, Nick, Yeah, a lot of that.
Speaker 1: James is going to a couple different pieces of it.
Speaker 10: Keep in mind, every party that underperforms in a special
Speaker 10: election or a by election always says, well, they're special
Speaker 10: elections for a reason. They don't follow the ordinary trends,
Speaker 10: et cetera, et cetera. But that's just what they say
Speaker 10: for the television cameras. The Republicans are worried to death
Speaker 10: about this. Even if they win this election in a
Speaker 10: squeaker they win by five points or less, that will
Speaker 10: send shockwaves through the Republican Party because that is a really,
Speaker 10: really bad sign. It comes on the heels of US
Speaker 10: Republicans underperforming three weeks ago in the off year elections
Speaker 10: in New Jersey and Virginia. So yeah, there is dissatisfaction
Speaker 10: within the Republican ranks. Are worried about getting wiped out
Speaker 10: in the midterms, and they are even to your point,
Speaker 10: talking about some of them leaving early to deny Mike Johnson.
Speaker 1: The speakership and give it to the Democrats.
Speaker 10: Now under the theory number one, it's inevitable that midterms
Speaker 10: anyway they think, and number two is a punishment for
Speaker 10: mistreatment by the leadership of the House and by the
Speaker 10: White House.
Speaker 1: That's a tough place to be. Listen. I've been a
Speaker 1: member of the House.
Speaker 10: I wasn't a member of the House during the Republican administration,
Speaker 10: but I know members of the Democrat Party who felt
Speaker 10: like they were taken taken for granted by the Obama leadership.
Speaker 10: And it's an unhappy place to be, especially when you
Speaker 10: think you're going into the minority. There's nothing worse than
Speaker 10: being in the minority in the United States House representatives.
Speaker 10: You basically don't count for anything when it comes to
Speaker 10: voting and so forth. So yeah, it's an unhappy time
Speaker 10: right now, James. With the Republican Party. There's still plenty
Speaker 10: of time to turn things around. And of course a
Speaker 10: lot of President Trump's policies haven't sort of sunk in yet.
Speaker 1: A lot of things that one big.
Speaker 10: Beautiful bill having kicked in deregulation has it kicked in,
Speaker 10: So there's still time. But I got to tell you
Speaker 10: that it's not a very happy Thanksgiving for a lot
Speaker 10: of Republicans right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it doesn't sound like it sounds a bit
Speaker 2: of a worry with what really effectively nine or ten
Speaker 2: months of actual real work until the midterms. Hey, you
Speaker 2: mentioned it, says giving and Mick, before I let you
Speaker 2: get back to your table pulling every guest tonight, what's
Speaker 2: your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? And do you agree with
Speaker 2: me that cranberry sauce is better out of a can.
Speaker 10: Yeah, James, I'm gonna disagree with you because I don't
Speaker 10: like cranberry sauce.
Speaker 1: I never do my dad. I don't like it one
Speaker 1: way or the other.
Speaker 10: Now if I had, if you put a gun to
Speaker 10: my head, I would eat it out of a can
Speaker 10: as opposed to fresh. I'm with you on that one,
Speaker 10: But in my mind, all it does is pollute the
Speaker 10: mashed potatoes anyway, and why would you do that. There's
Speaker 10: no reason to ruin perfectly good mashed potatoes or turkey
Speaker 10: stuffing for that matter. So no, I'm a purist. I'm
Speaker 10: not a cranberry sauce guy. Give me the turkey, the
Speaker 10: mashed potatoes, a gravy, some stuffing, and that's all I
Speaker 10: really need.
Speaker 1: Nothing green. I don't need anything green on that plate
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 2: No, No, nothing green there. I think we're both green
Speaker 2: on that whll Mick Malvany, thank you so much for
Speaker 2: your time and have a great rest of your Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Now we got to hit a quick break. But when
Speaker 2: we come back, John Fund is going to break down
Speaker 2: an immigration scam to end all scams, and how it
Speaker 2: is being used to fund Somemali Militia's good times. But
Speaker 2: first this Thanksgiving. Vice President J. D. Vance also would
Speaker 2: like Americans to be honest, really honest about what they
Speaker 2: think about turkey, the bird, not the country. And it
Speaker 2: turns out he's actually not a fan turkey.
Speaker 9: Think about turkey.
Speaker 12: Who really likes Be honest with yourself, who really likes turkey?
Speaker 12: You're all full of everybody who raise your hands, I know,
Speaker 12: think about it.
Speaker 1: And here's how I know that.
Speaker 13: Every single one of you who raised your hand is
Speaker 13: lying to me. How many times do you roast an
Speaker 13: eighteen pound turkey just randomly, just you know, a nice
Speaker 13: summer afternoon, We're gonna go get an eighteen pound turkey.
Speaker 13: Nobody does it because turkey doesn't actually taste that good.
Speaker 13: But on Thanksgiving, on the most American holiday, I got
Speaker 13: a fan over here, on the most American holiday, We're
Speaker 13: gonna cook a turkey, by God, because that's what Americans do.
Speaker 2: Well, if you ask me, the best part of that
Speaker 2: turkey is the leftovers. Let's course a deep fried anyway,
Speaker 2: stick around with We've got John Fund and a tick
Speaker 2: hey thereon. Welcome back to the program, Turkey appreciators. This
Speaker 2: is our very special Thanksgiving edition of the US Report. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna bring in John fund in a moment to
Speaker 2: give us tips for how to make gravy. But first
Speaker 2: I had to bring you yet another incredible story about
Speaker 2: media bias in the US and how the so called
Speaker 2: mainstream or legacy press in the United States uses the
Speaker 2: old fake but accurate dodge to craft narratives that are
Speaker 2: on paper truthfully defensible, but which are designed to guide
Speaker 2: readers to one conclusion, in this case, that the Trump
Speaker 2: administration's border policies are unadorned evil and that to be
Speaker 2: an illegal migrant in the US is to be some
Speaker 2: sort of sainted victim who can do no wrong. Now,
Speaker 2: check out this headline from the New York Times this week.
Speaker 2: Quote two men, one identity, They both paid a price,
Speaker 2: it reads, and the article goes on with the subheading
Speaker 2: thousands of undocumented workers rely on fraudulent social security numbers.
Speaker 2: One of them belonged to Dan Clover. Now, the story
Speaker 2: goes on to tell a very sympathetic story about a man,
Speaker 2: Romeo Perez Bravo from Guatemala who bought someone's social security
Speaker 2: number off the black market. And we were led to
Speaker 2: believe that He's just exactly the perfect sort of model
Speaker 2: migrant America needs more of. Only that it's that persnickety
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's enforcement of them border keeping him from his
Speaker 2: American dream. Well, okay, model migrant and all that, but
Speaker 2: read on, and through thousands of words you finally get
Speaker 2: the payoff. It turns out that Prez Bravo was deported
Speaker 2: three times from the US, kept sneaking back in while
Speaker 2: he was in the US, racked up a string of
Speaker 2: duys and other offenses, and guess what was involved in
Speaker 2: a car wreck that killed an American citizen. Now, the
Speaker 2: poor schmack who's identity he's stolen, has been forced to
Speaker 2: pay thousands to the IRS and other debt collectors as
Speaker 2: a result of the theft, and even had his own
Speaker 2: driver's license suspended. Yet in New York Times world, well,
Speaker 2: Perez Bravo, he's the real victim here because he's facing
Speaker 2: deportation and possible prison for his crimes. Indeed, as the
Speaker 2: journalists framing put it, Romeo Perez was simply living under
Speaker 2: borrowed identities. Ah, could happen to anybody, right, But if
Speaker 2: you think that's bad, check this out from the New
Speaker 2: Yorker magazine under the headline disappeared to a foreign prison. Now,
Speaker 2: this story tells the story of model migrant Orville Attoria,
Speaker 2: a man who was, as the magazine puts it, cruelly
Speaker 2: arrested and deported after living in the US for over
Speaker 2: fifty years. Oh, the horror, the humanity, and as Atorea
Speaker 2: himself put a quote, it helped me imagine how the
Speaker 2: slaves might have felt going to another land in shackles
Speaker 2: and chains unquote here. Yeah, okay, but what is the
Speaker 2: New Yorker leaving out here?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he lived in America for fifty years, but guess
Speaker 2: where he spent half that time? Prison for murder, among
Speaker 2: other things. According to our friends of the New York Post,
Speaker 2: Attoria gunnedown a man in a leather good story in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety six and was convicted of second degree murder,
Speaker 2: among other crimes, and, as is perfectly illegal, his green
Speaker 2: card was pulled, but he never left the country until
Speaker 2: Trump made him wave bye bye, and as any sane
Speaker 2: person would say, good riddance again. If these people who
Speaker 2: ruin other people's lives by committing identity theft, or even worse,
Speaker 2: end other people's lives are the most sympathetic characters the
Speaker 2: left can come up with to defend their open border's policies, well,
Speaker 2: I'd hate to see their villains. By the way, if
Speaker 2: these guys in the progressive left media set any fit
Speaker 2: more further to the left of the fish fork, they'd
Speaker 2: fall off the table. That's a little place setting joke
Speaker 2: for you. Because hey, it's Thanksgiving all right now, Let's
Speaker 2: bring in political journalist and commentator and great friend of
Speaker 2: this program, John Fonda, John fund Happy Thanksgiving to you.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the program. It's the best a mayor and holiday.
Speaker 2: I think I love it. But we got to talk
Speaker 2: about some serious business here. Unfortunately, here I want to
Speaker 2: start out John asking you, I don't even Washington, d
Speaker 2: C right now, where we've just had that horrific shooting
Speaker 2: which appears to have been a plan targeted alleged shooting
Speaker 2: of these two National Guards members. Here, tell us what's
Speaker 2: the mood like in DC, because this is a really
Speaker 2: shocking crime that appears to have been targeted at very
Speaker 2: visible representatives of the Trump administration.
Speaker 9: Not only that, but at the eve of one of
Speaker 9: the nation's most important holidays. It's obviously a somber city.
Speaker 9: People realize that this is probably the act of one man.
Speaker 9: There's no indication that it's part of an organized effort,
Speaker 9: but it has certainly put a damper on the spirit
Speaker 9: of the holiday season, and it shows just how vulnerable
Speaker 9: anyone in Washington or anyone in there in the country
Speaker 9: can be. We are flooded with people from all over
Speaker 9: the world, some I illegally, some here illegally, and unfortunately,
Speaker 9: we're seeing an increasing number of incidents, and each incident
Speaker 9: can often convince other people that were similarly unbalanced or
Speaker 9: similarly fanatical, that they want to have their go at
Speaker 9: fame and notoriety.
Speaker 2: It's just a horrific, horrific crime to have woken up
Speaker 2: to the other morning. But you know, also, let's move
Speaker 2: up to some other news here too. Let's go and
Speaker 2: get on the metro Liner north to New York too,
Speaker 2: because there's some recent news out of New York where
Speaker 2: Zoron Mamdani is planning his transition. There's this guy here,
Speaker 2: alex Is Vitali. He's written a book called The End
Speaker 2: of Policing, and he's also you guessed it, one of
Speaker 2: New New York mayors. Zoron Mamdani's transition advisors on community safety. Well,
Speaker 2: check this out, John. Here's a bit of what he
Speaker 2: had to say in a recent interview that's just reserviced
Speaker 2: about the policeaing.
Speaker 14: Exists to manage the consequences of regimes of exploitation, and
Speaker 14: police emerges in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century
Speaker 14: in relationship to three kind of interlocking regimes of exploitation.
Speaker 2: John, help me out here. I mean, Zorn and Donald
Speaker 2: Trump were just being all buddy buddy the other day
Speaker 2: in the White House. But he's bringing this guy to
Speaker 2: do policing advisor who's got all the usual college Marxist slop.
Speaker 2: And he also was wanting that Israel about Israel as well.
Speaker 2: This doesn't really bode well for New York, does it.
Speaker 9: Well, it doesn't bode well for mister Madonne's consistency or credibility.
Speaker 9: Five years ago he got into trouble because he said,
Speaker 9: let's defund the police that he runs for mayor. And
Speaker 9: then he says, oh, I've changed my mind. I was intemperate,
Speaker 9: I've seen the error of my way. We're going to
Speaker 9: keep the current police commissioner in place. Well, look, if
Speaker 9: he has changed his mind on defunding the police. Why
Speaker 9: is this person his police advisor. At the very least,
Speaker 9: it shows that he's not the political genius that he
Speaker 9: claims to be and politically savvy, as he demonstrated, he was, well,
Speaker 9: I don't believe that. I think he knows exactly what
Speaker 9: he's doing. He's reverting to his radical ways. Having gotten
Speaker 9: through the election narrowly with an eight point win over
Speaker 9: Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 5: So now we know.
Speaker 9: And we saw this on election night when he had
Speaker 9: his acceptance speech where he said there's no problem too
Speaker 9: small that the government shouldn't take charge of it. Well,
Speaker 9: we're going to have a very radical mayor. He's going
Speaker 9: to run into a lot of roadblocks. Luckily, the damage
Speaker 9: that he can do given that the fact that the
Speaker 9: state governor state legislature have so much authority over much
Speaker 9: of his budget and his policies.
Speaker 5: The perception will be in the country.
Speaker 9: The perception will be in New York business community and
Speaker 9: the New York middle class. This guy is trouble. Maybe
Speaker 9: it's time to look for the exits and maybe Escape
Speaker 9: from New York wasn't just a movie in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 9: Maybe it was an ominous foretelling of what is.
Speaker 2: Coming down in North Carolina. There's been a border patrol
Speaker 2: sting big ice operation in Charlotte, North Carolina. Now the
Speaker 2: Washington Post kind of had an almost sort of darkly
Speaker 2: funny piece about it. The poor country clubs have been
Speaker 2: unable to get the julips out to their members on
Speaker 2: time here because they're because of the ice rays and
Speaker 2: everything like that. But they also revealed that when the
Speaker 2: ice rays were going on, some thirty thousand students skipped schools,
Speaker 2: suggesting that there's tens of thousands potentially of children who
Speaker 2: are not there in the country legally getting these educations
Speaker 2: here off the back of the local property taxpayers. This
Speaker 2: seems to suggest that really the illegal migration problem and
Speaker 2: it's burden on infrastructure, education, schools, is probably much more
Speaker 2: massive in some ways than I think even Donald Trump
Speaker 2: kind of understood coming into this.
Speaker 9: I agree completely, However, there is a balancing act here.
Speaker 9: We have job shortages in many areas that are not
Speaker 9: being filled. I think the president's immigration stance is popular,
Speaker 9: but it should be gradual and sequenced. First, you go
Speaker 9: after the hardcore criminals. Then you go after people who
Speaker 9: are clearly in violation and have ignored court orders for
Speaker 9: leaving the country or showing up for a court here.
Speaker 9: And I think that the workplace rates and the raids
Speaker 9: in front of schools. Yes, of course those people have
Speaker 9: to be responsible for their actions and they're breaking the law.
Speaker 9: But I think the American people want this sequenced.
Speaker 1: Because when they believe is if.
Speaker 9: You get rid of the most highly visible and obvious cases,
Speaker 9: you're going to have more self deportations. The vast majority
Speaker 9: of people that are leaving the country right now are
Speaker 9: leaving on their own self deportation, probably about two million.
Speaker 9: So I think a little bit of nuance and it
Speaker 9: is probably called for here because look, there are some
Speaker 9: abuses here. There are some people with real legitimate documentation
Speaker 9: and even citizenship were being picked up and thrown into jail.
Speaker 5: We need to minimize.
Speaker 9: That doesn't mean we stopped the immigration enforcement, but we
Speaker 9: need to be calibrated and sensible about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But John, though, there's been some other revelations this
Speaker 2: week that we're just wild up. Christopher Rufo in the
Speaker 2: City Journal of Publication Next in Publication had this amazing
Speaker 2: report about fraud going in now. These are legal migrants,
Speaker 2: refugee migrants from Somalia, but Apparently within that community there
Speaker 2: has been a massive fraud operation where millions of dollars
Speaker 2: a taxpayer money has allegedly been stolen through welfare frauds schemes,
Speaker 2: and some of that has been funneled to Somalia based
Speaker 2: terror group Al Shabab, creating this sort of circular reasoning
Speaker 2: where you know, people come in and then they send
Speaker 2: the money back to make a civil war worse, then
Speaker 2: more people wind up coming. How does this work? How
Speaker 2: is this good policy?
Speaker 9: John fund Well, Somalia hasn't worked for over thirty years.
Speaker 9: Somalia is a mess. It's not really a government, and
Speaker 9: the clans and the tribal wars have been transferred over
Speaker 9: to the United States. Is really bad because there's politically incorrect.
Speaker 9: At Minneapolis, where eighty thousand Somalis have been situated, it's
Speaker 9: politically incorrect to say this. But here is what Kasin Bussuri,
Speaker 9: who is a former Saint Paul City council member, this
Speaker 9: is a government official elected for the Somali community, says
Speaker 9: about this. Seventy seven indictments that there have been about
Speaker 9: massive fraud and welfare and COVID programs. Quote, the system
Speaker 9: is broken, that's not our fault. Busari says, they are
Speaker 9: always going to be people who commit fraud. It's up
Speaker 9: to the government to make sure people aren't taking advantage
Speaker 9: of the system. Now, even in the Somali language, the
Speaker 9: words don't blame the victim can be understood. This is
Speaker 9: blaming American taxpayers for the fact that Samali criminals are
Speaker 9: ripping off the government and then shipping the money to
Speaker 9: terrorist groups overseas. This is unconscionable. This only makes matters
Speaker 9: worse in Somalia and worse in the United States. There's
Speaker 9: massive vote voter frauds in Minneapolis. They almost elected a
Speaker 9: Democratic Socialist mayor from the Somali community. I believe we
Speaker 9: have to have a crackdown on this because, look, people
Speaker 9: integrating this country all the time. We have communities that
Speaker 9: have immigrated here and basically joined the American dream. Somalia
Speaker 9: unfortunately sends people who don't assimilate. We don't encourage them
Speaker 9: to assimilate. Instead, many of them have discovered a new
Speaker 9: job occupation in this country that's ripping off the government.
Speaker 2: John fun, We're gonna have to leave it there, Thank
Speaker 2: you so much. Very quick question, what's your favorite Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: side dish.
Speaker 5: It's simple. It's the stuffing.
Speaker 1: You can make, of course, thank you.
Speaker 9: And it's the only it's the only side dish that
Speaker 9: you could, with an oparation, turn into its own meal.
Speaker 2: Perfect.
Speaker 5: You do that with mashed potatoes.
Speaker 2: Perfect answer, John, Fun love that stuffing. Enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, John. Now, speaking of Thanksgiving, tis
Speaker 2: the season. Also for all those lefty advice articles advising
Speaker 2: woke millennials how to deal with having to sit through
Speaker 2: a meal with their normally Trump supporting relatives. Oh no, well,
Speaker 2: I mean they're annoying, sure, patronizing, absolutely, But check out
Speaker 2: this lady who goes by the name missus Frazzled. Well,
Speaker 2: she reckons the way for lefties to get through all
Speaker 2: of these meals with their conservative relatives is to talk
Speaker 2: to them like they were toddlers.
Speaker 5: Yes, no, thank you, uncle Mark.
Speaker 12: I'm try again with kind words, or we're going to
Speaker 12: take a break from this conversation.
Speaker 5: We use the names that people tell us. Remember, nope,
Speaker 5: they are telling you who they are. You just need
Speaker 5: to use your listening ears.
Speaker 15: Friend, did they give you trouble about your new hairline
Speaker 15: or your reniers or you're lasik.
Speaker 16: No, so you can mind your own body, got it?
Speaker 16: Got it?
Speaker 5: You actually don't need to get it, because it's not
Speaker 5: your job to be the gender police.
Speaker 15: Silly goosey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, past the stuffing lady. Hey, stick around, because
Speaker 2: after the break, Alex Stein is going to tell us
Speaker 2: what we've learned from the great EX location reveal. After
Speaker 2: the break, all right, welcome back to the program, and
Speaker 2: let's have some Thanksgiving fun with our favorite comedian slash commentator,
Speaker 2: Alex Stein. Alex absolutely fascinating news out of the world
Speaker 2: of social media this week, with news that Elon Musk
Speaker 2: has put in a feature to his ex platform that
Speaker 2: allows you to see where people are operating their accounts from,
Speaker 2: and lots of reports that, in fact, a lot of
Speaker 2: foreign based social media accounts that claim to be American
Speaker 2: or Gazed or Palestinian or whatever are actually tearing apart debate,
Speaker 2: and a lot of these countless pro and anti MAGA influencers,
Speaker 2: people claiming they're in the Gaza strip whatever, they've all
Speaker 2: been found to be operating out of places like India,
Speaker 2: Pakistan and Nigeria. I mean, I think my favorite Alex
Speaker 2: was a guy who had been claiming to be a
Speaker 2: Palestinian starvegin Gaza. Well it was a nonsense account operating
Speaker 2: out of Poland. Alex Stein give us your take on
Speaker 2: this fantastic bit of transparency that we now have into
Speaker 2: what's really happening on social media.
Speaker 17: Well, once again I got to hand it off to
Speaker 17: Elon Moss. You know, he did a great job giving
Speaker 17: us his transparency, because now how we really know.
Speaker 16: Is who's trying to influence these elections.
Speaker 17: And you know, I think what's great is we need
Speaker 17: this transparency because people think that it doesn't have an effect,
Speaker 17: but it does have an effect. But my favorite thing
Speaker 17: is Kyle Kolenski, who's one of the you know, worst
Speaker 17: left landing voices on Twitter.
Speaker 16: He shared a meme showing that, you know.
Speaker 17: All of the racist memes are basically either bots or
Speaker 17: humans in India, proving that conservatives really aren't that racist
Speaker 17: because we're not the ones that are trying to cause
Speaker 17: division and cause problems.
Speaker 16: Those are literally foreign agents from other countries.
Speaker 17: So this transparency kind of shuts down to arguments on
Speaker 17: both sides, and it kind of lets the user know
Speaker 17: why am I getting information from a random, fake AI
Speaker 17: generated picture of an idiot that's in Bangladesh trying to
Speaker 17: influence an an American election. It's absolutely ridiculous, and I
Speaker 17: love Elan for doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, look, I agree with you. I think it's
Speaker 2: a fantastic move. But also I wonder, Alex, if this
Speaker 2: is going to have an effect. I think we've already
Speaker 2: started to see it in some of those articles have
Speaker 2: been coming out, you know, from left publications highlighting or
Speaker 2: claiming that there was a big split in the American
Speaker 2: right between you know, kind of a racist alt right
Speaker 2: and you know, just a basic sort of normal conservative,
Speaker 2: patriotic right, and then a lot of the sort of
Speaker 2: stuff that they've been calling out is being part of
Speaker 2: this split actually doesn't really exist. It's just vaporware. It's bots.
Speaker 16: One hundred percent.
Speaker 17: I mean, these are literal people that are just posting
Speaker 17: to cause rage.
Speaker 16: Bait that's literally what they're posting. So these aren't real people.
Speaker 17: These aren't people with jobs that have you know, a
Speaker 17: family that they have to represent. These are people that
Speaker 17: are foreign actors pretending to be Americans, pretending to be Conservatives,
Speaker 17: pretending to be alt right, pretending to be you know,
Speaker 17: normal conservatives, pretending to be leftists all to just cause
Speaker 17: division and to get people to argue. And you know,
Speaker 17: I like the argument that they are doing it for
Speaker 17: the monetization, but I think it's bigger than that. I
Speaker 17: think it's really just it's like the catfish mentality, how
Speaker 17: that TV show people like to catfish people. People love
Speaker 17: this in foreign countries, they like having the power. I
Speaker 17: really think that their power hungry when it comes all
Speaker 17: these bought and fake and know, foreign accounts pretending to
Speaker 17: be American accounts.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, it's absolutely been fascinating to you know, get a
Speaker 2: look under the bonnet there and see what's really going on.
Speaker 2: But that said, though, there are some other troubles here
Speaker 2: because I was troubled by this poll I saw earlier
Speaker 2: today which found that young conservatives, you know, despite everything
Speaker 2: we've been talking about happening on X in real life,
Speaker 2: apparently they're saying they are now feeling, despite the Trump administration,
Speaker 2: less comfortable sharing their political views now than they did
Speaker 2: at the start of the year. Nearly two thirds said
Speaker 2: they were comfortable expressing their opinions earlier this year, but
Speaker 2: that number has fallen down to fifty one percent in
Speaker 2: this latest survey tracking young people's political attitudes and their
Speaker 2: attitudes towards free speech. It's free speech still a bit
Speaker 2: in crisis in the US, alex Stan, despite everything Donald
Speaker 2: Trump has tried to do to open up the universities
Speaker 2: and to push back against that cancel culture.
Speaker 17: One thousand percent free speech which is under attack here
Speaker 17: in our country of America. And let me tell you
Speaker 17: the one reason why these kids are afraid to be,
Speaker 17: you know, more open and passionate about their political beliefs
Speaker 17: because what they witnessed just on September tenth was the
Speaker 17: brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk. And seeing that violence some
Speaker 17: people kind of radicalize them to be more outspoken. But
Speaker 17: it also had the opposite effects for people that might
Speaker 17: have actually aligned with Charlie, or might have aligned differently
Speaker 17: with Charlie.
Speaker 16: They're afraid that they.
Speaker 17: Might be a victim of violence for having that opinion,
Speaker 17: you know, just outwardly and you know, unapologetically. So I
Speaker 17: think you just see the political violence that's going on
Speaker 17: in our country, and that's why there's a trend towards
Speaker 17: college kids, especially you know, conservatives afraid to give their
Speaker 17: true political opinions on things.
Speaker 2: It's a real shame, isn't it. Despite you know, as
Speaker 2: you say, everything that Donald Trump has tried to do
Speaker 2: to fight some of this here, and we're still seeing
Speaker 2: things that look like, you know, we're back in the
Speaker 2: ear of the Biden administration too. Want you to have
Speaker 2: a look at this here. This is a professor at
Speaker 2: the University of Minnesota, Tim Waltz's home state, of course,
Speaker 2: who says that there's a pandemic, not COVID, not bird
Speaker 2: flu or whatever else is coming down the pipe next,
Speaker 2: but apparently there's a pandemic of whiteness.
Speaker 1: Have a listen.
Speaker 15: There is a whiteness pandemic behind the racism pandemic, and
Speaker 15: that this begins in the family system, where young children
Speaker 15: are socialized into the culture of whiteness within white families.
Speaker 2: Alex a whiteness pandemic. I mean, how are we still
Speaker 2: even talking in these sort of Biden era terms, and
Speaker 2: yet this seems to be passing for academic thought now.
Speaker 16: I mean, seriously, what is she calling for eugenics?
Speaker 17: I don't even know what she's trying to, you know, mean,
Speaker 17: by saying that everything is white culture.
Speaker 16: I think it's just American culture. I don't really think it.
Speaker 17: Needs to be, you know, made so black and white,
Speaker 17: and they have to make everything about race. You can
Speaker 17: just tell by the way that she speaks and kind
Speaker 17: of the perspective that she has. Everything is viewed in
Speaker 17: a racial you know, a racial lens, and so everything
Speaker 17: is probably racist to her. Really and truly, I'm telling
Speaker 17: you racism exists, but it's not as bad as people
Speaker 17: want to tell you on the internet or people think
Speaker 17: of America. Nobody's really gonna disrespect you just for being
Speaker 17: a different race. And to be honest, you know, I've
Speaker 17: seen a lot of conservatives now are kind of upset
Speaker 17: with some of these ice rays for being a little insensitive.
Speaker 17: So I'm just telling you people here in America are
Speaker 17: not as racist as that woman wants to make you believe.
Speaker 17: And that's the problem with their academia, all these college campuses,
Speaker 17: all they do, they don't teach kids how to be
Speaker 17: anything but victims.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I think we know where the racism
Speaker 2: really exists in clips like that, Hey, Alex. But you know, also,
Speaker 2: let's have a little bit of fun here. There was
Speaker 2: a story I love this here competitive bodybuilder Jamie Booker, Well,
Speaker 2: she was stripped of her world championship title after it
Speaker 2: was discovered guess what, she was actually born a male.
Speaker 2: We knew where this story was going, and yet I
Speaker 2: kind of feel like South Park predicted this a little
Speaker 2: while ago. Have a look at this. What a great
Speaker 2: case of art imitating life, Hey, Alex.
Speaker 17: I mean really, you know, the Simpsons were always famous
Speaker 17: for predicting things, but now South Park is the one
Speaker 17: predicting everything. And when it comes to this transgender waightlifter,
Speaker 17: supposedly it was an open secret that everybody knew Jamie
Speaker 17: was a boy, and that they kind of just let
Speaker 17: it happen. And now since you know, everything has kind
Speaker 17: of changed because of Riley Gaines, and people are definitely
Speaker 17: you know, more willing to speak out when it comes
Speaker 17: to transgender athletes competing against biological women.
Speaker 16: So this is a good thing for the sport.
Speaker 17: Once again, another example of a guy getting in there
Speaker 17: and dominating with basically, you know, not that much more experience.
Speaker 17: They could just go in there if that person, that
Speaker 17: guy was trying to compete against guys, if Jamie was
Speaker 17: in the guy level, wouldn't even you know, be in
Speaker 17: the top ten.
Speaker 16: But against the women, he's a world champion, So you know,
Speaker 16: it is what it is.
Speaker 17: We need to outlaw and transgender should have their own division.
Speaker 17: We can have the transgender division. I think that solves everything.
Speaker 2: Well, that might do it. But hey, Alex, finally, before
Speaker 2: I let you go here, it is Thanksgiving weekend. I'm
Speaker 2: pulling everybody on this one tonight. What's your favorite Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: side dish?
Speaker 17: Well, I've already had a bunch of it, but you know,
Speaker 17: if people are gonna make fun of me, I love
Speaker 17: the can.
Speaker 1: Jelly, you know, the jelly.
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 16: The cranberry. It's so good.
Speaker 17: I put that on everything on my rolls, on the stuff.
Speaker 17: I mean that it just adds the sweetness and the
Speaker 17: savory and a little bit of spice.
Speaker 5: So good.
Speaker 2: You're speaking my language. And I love even the little
Speaker 2: ridges on it when it comes schwarking out of the can.
Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thanks so much. Enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend and
Speaker 2: thanks for coming on to the US sport. Now stick
Speaker 2: around because only in America is next. But finally, hey,
Speaker 2: guess what, I may be able to get in on
Speaker 2: the DEI racket after all. Check this out from North Carolina,
Speaker 2: where they have just legislated against guess what, hair discrimination Gay.
Speaker 13: Human Relations Commission.
Speaker 6: The same would happen for our bill, because now hair
Speaker 6: discriminate is part of the protected class of race, which
Speaker 6: is NPA Human Relations at.
Speaker 2: I don't know what hair discrimination is, but I hope
Speaker 2: it includes lack of hair discrimination. Anyways, stick around Only
Speaker 2: in America is next, Gobble Gobble, Welcome back to the program,
Speaker 2: and now it's time for a little segment we like
Speaker 2: to call only in America. Well, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: We've had a great fun this Thanksgiving episode. Let's wrap
Speaker 2: it up with a little bit of Donald Trump's pardoning
Speaker 2: of those Thanksgiving turkeys, where he served up Joe Biden's
Speaker 2: autopen as a tasty little side dish.
Speaker 1: Sleepy Joe Biden.
Speaker 18: He used an autopen last year for the turkey's pardon,
Speaker 18: So I have the official duty to determine, and I
Speaker 18: have determined that last year's turkey partons are totally invalid,
Speaker 18: as are the partons of about every other that was
Speaker 18: pardoned other than Where's Hunter.
Speaker 2: That's all the time we got for this week, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure there are going to be some late Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: dinners going allen around Australia there this weekend. So Gobble
Speaker 2: everybody have fun. See you next week. Bye bye,