Speaker 1: This is the US Report with James Moroar.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the program. Here's what's coming
Speaker 2: up tonight. Secretary of War Pete Hegsas takes the war
Speaker 2: on woke to the military, but will it help win
Speaker 2: wars in the real world? Plus Mom Danni the Kami
Speaker 2: goes on the View and could be taking over America's
Speaker 2: biggest city.
Speaker 1: And Karama why.
Speaker 2: The Mariachi has become the White House's new favorite meme?
Speaker 2: But first, well, you know the old expression, if a
Speaker 2: Republicans in the White House, the Democrats are going to
Speaker 2: have a tantrum and shut down the government. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: I just made that up, but it is a pattern
Speaker 2: that absolutely holds. And here we are again. But there's
Speaker 2: something going on different this time. The usual playbook where
Speaker 2: the Democrats wind up blaming the Republicans and making them
Speaker 2: look like being mees who want to ruin everyone's good
Speaker 2: time at the National Park. Well, they've played that card before,
Speaker 2: but this time it's not going so well. Instead, the
Speaker 2: US government is being held hostage, and contrary to what
Speaker 2: some reports have suggested, it is in fact the Democrats
Speaker 2: who are holding the gun. In short, the Federal bureaucracy
Speaker 2: is on hold because Democrats. Yes, that's right, Democrats did
Speaker 2: not want to vote for a continuing resolution to let
Speaker 2: the keep government keep on working. Now, this is the
Speaker 2: first time since twenty nineteen there has been a really
Speaker 2: serious government shutdown in the US, and let me tell you,
Speaker 2: the blame game and the gas lighting is off the charts.
Speaker 2: At the heart of the matter is a fight over
Speaker 2: something that left clave simply is not happening. A fight
Speaker 2: over whether or not what are politely known as undocumented
Speaker 2: migrants illegal aliens should get free healthcare courtesy of the taxpayer.
Speaker 1: Now, there are.
Speaker 2: Examples of this gas lighting all over the place, and
Speaker 2: you have probably seen versions of it in your local
Speaker 2: media seeking to blame Team Trump for the mess. Take,
Speaker 2: for example, the Washington Post, which has tried to frame
Speaker 2: this as a question of Democrats simply wanting to extend
Speaker 2: the Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare. As the Post put it,
Speaker 2: quote Republicans falsely claimed Democrats wanted to give undocumented immigrants
Speaker 2: full health benefits. Or have a look at New York
Speaker 2: Democrat and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the man many
Speaker 2: blame for what is leading and being called in Washington.
Speaker 2: The Schumer shutdown, He tweeted, quote, let me be perfectly clear,
Speaker 2: undocumented people cannot and will not receive ACA premium tax
Speaker 2: credits by law period. Well, Senator, not so fast, because
Speaker 2: guess what with US support, we've got some receipts. First
Speaker 2: of all, Chuck Schumer is playing a semantic game. And
Speaker 2: as many others have pointed out, Joe Biden, when he
Speaker 2: was president, granted parole and asylum to millions of illegal aliens,
Speaker 2: thus unlocking legal status and access to healthcare benefits, including
Speaker 2: ACA tax credits. As commentator Matt Margolis points out, a
Speaker 2: number of Democrat states as well, heavily subsidized by the
Speaker 2: federal government, also subsidized undocumented migrants aka illegal.
Speaker 1: Aliens and their healthcare. So let's be real clear here.
Speaker 2: What they claim is not happening is in fact already happening.
Speaker 2: And secondly, and here's what's really amazing, the Democrats have,
Speaker 2: for a number of years, in fact made this idea
Speaker 2: of healthcare for the undocumented illegal librant population a key
Speaker 2: pillar of their platform.
Speaker 1: It's true. Just go back and listen to them. Remember this.
Speaker 2: This was the twenty nineteen Democrat primary here's what they
Speaker 2: said at their debate.
Speaker 3: Raise your handed government, if your government plan would provide
Speaker 3: coverage for undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 1: And oh how they cheered. Did you hear that?
Speaker 2: Look, this idea that providing healthcare for people don't belong
Speaker 2: in the country, it's not controversial to Democrats. It is
Speaker 2: something that these days they are proud of and in fact,
Speaker 2: in their unguarded moments, despite what the headlines say, they say,
Speaker 2: this is what's going on. Here's Democrat California Congressman Rowe Kahana.
Speaker 1: In terms of healthcare. The reality is they're just not
Speaker 1: being honest.
Speaker 4: The amount of money that actually is going towards that
Speaker 4: people who are undocumented is such a small portion of
Speaker 4: the Medicaid cuts or the Affordable Care Act, if at all,
Speaker 4: And so we can argue that point. But the reality
Speaker 4: that even the Vice President would acknowledge, that anyone who
Speaker 4: looks at the numbers will acknowledge, is ninety to ninety
Speaker 4: five percent of the funding we're talking about is talking
Speaker 4: about funding for American citizens.
Speaker 2: So five to ten percent of funding is actually going
Speaker 2: to this population. I thought it wasn't happening, or at
Speaker 2: least that's what Chuck Schumer said, and check out what
Speaker 2: happened when this journalist got another California Democrat, Maxine Waters,
Speaker 2: to admit that, yes, they were giving health care to everyone,
Speaker 2: legal and illegal alike.
Speaker 5: Are Democrats demanding health care for illegal aliens?
Speaker 6: That's right, Democrats are demanding healthcare for everybody. We want
Speaker 6: to save lives, make sure that healthcare is available to
Speaker 6: those who would die, but having the help of their government.
Speaker 7: So you're good with the government shutdown even if it
Speaker 7: means giving health care to people who aren't Americans.
Speaker 6: That well, you keep that's what you're pushing on. What
Speaker 6: you're trying to do is you're standing here and you're
Speaker 6: trying to make me say that somehow we're going to
Speaker 6: put non citizens over Americans. Quit it, stop it. This
Speaker 6: is the kind of journalism we don't need.
Speaker 1: Do you have advice it Ooh.
Speaker 2: Not happy, jan Now, this is absolutely fascinating to me
Speaker 2: because you know, if you watch this program, you know
Speaker 2: that we love to do a little bit of history here,
Speaker 2: and once upon a time, Democrats, even the likes of
Speaker 2: Barack O Baba, love to actually talk tough about illegal migrants,
Speaker 2: to the point where even Barack Obaba once sounded a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 1: Dare I say, Mega.
Speaker 3: The Bush administration has done nothing to control the problem
Speaker 3: that we had. We've had five million undocumented workers come
Speaker 3: over the borders since George Bush took office. It has
Speaker 3: become an extraordinary problem. And the reason the American people
Speaker 3: are concerned is because they are seeing their own economic
Speaker 3: position slip away.
Speaker 2: That was what's Democrat mainstream talk. Can you believe it?
Speaker 1: And when he was president, well, Barack Obama said this.
Speaker 3: If you're a criminal, you'll be deported. If you plan
Speaker 3: to enter the US illegally, your chances of getting caught
Speaker 3: and sent back just went up. The actions I'm taking
Speaker 3: are not only lawful, there are the kinds of actions
Speaker 3: taken by every single Republican president and every single Democratic
Speaker 3: president for the past half century.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I don't think back then the Democrats were
Speaker 2: all that keen on giving illegal immigrants healthcare, and they
Speaker 2: certainly would not have shut down the government to make
Speaker 2: that happen. Meanwhile, remember our old friend Chuck Schumer. Well,
Speaker 2: here he is, the good Senator arguing back in the
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties for measures to crack down on fraud buy
Speaker 2: undocumented migrants, illegal immigrants, whatever, you wanted to call them
Speaker 2: and decrying those who opposed fixing the problem.
Speaker 8: This is an anti fraud amendment. All over where we go,
Speaker 8: people say, well, why can't you stop illegal immigrants or
Speaker 8: others from coming here? And the number one answer we
Speaker 8: give our constituencies when they come here, they can get jobs,
Speaker 8: get benefits against the.
Speaker 9: Law because of fraud.
Speaker 8: And here the gentleman from Florida has put together the
Speaker 8: most effective anti fraud measure we can find without it
Speaker 8: changing the app actions of the government one bit, and
Speaker 8: we find all this opposition.
Speaker 1: But that was then and this is now.
Speaker 2: And Schumer, yes, the same Schumer just voted to shut
Speaker 2: down the federal government again because Democrats refused to budge
Speaker 2: on this issue of free healthcare and other benefits to
Speaker 2: the quote unquote undocumented So what has changed along the way? Well,
Speaker 2: as I showed before, by twenty nineteen, undocumented migrants were
Speaker 2: the heroes of the Democrats story, and today one in
Speaker 2: a bit terms of Donald Trump. Later with that little
Speaker 2: unfortunate Joe Biden lunacy in the middle, the left is
Speaker 2: now completely around the twist and willing to shut down
Speaker 2: the government over yet another one of those issues like
Speaker 2: to fund the police, or boys and Girls chance rooms,
Speaker 2: any of those eighty twenty issues we talked about. But
Speaker 2: here's the thing, with the midterms little more than a
Speaker 2: year away, this is a mistake that the Democrats cannot
Speaker 2: afford to keep on making. All right, let's bring you
Speaker 2: my first guest here, Fox News contributor Joe Concient. Joe,
Speaker 2: thanks so much for joining me on the US report
Speaker 2: that government there is still shutdown, and that shutdown looks
Speaker 2: like it's going to remain in place for a while
Speaker 2: as lawmakers shift the blame for who is responsible. Now,
Speaker 2: neither side seems to be wanting back down here. So
Speaker 2: what happens next? And is anybody still buying the Democrats
Speaker 2: spin that no, no, no, we don't really want to
Speaker 2: provide healthcare for undocumented migrants and that's why this is
Speaker 2: such a crisis.
Speaker 10: Right except they do, and it's in their proposal. So yeah,
Speaker 10: losing that argument at this point, James. But overall, I
Speaker 10: think that many Americans, if you just drive around our
Speaker 10: streets today or you talk to some folks, no one
Speaker 10: would know the government is shut down because nothing is
Speaker 10: being impacted. In other words, our garbage year. I'm in
Speaker 10: New Jersey is still being picked up, Recycling still being
Speaker 10: picked up, now still being delivered, police still on the job.
Speaker 10: Our military nationally is still ready and able to do
Speaker 10: whatever they have to.
Speaker 9: I could go on and on, but overall, I.
Speaker 10: Don't think many people care about this government shut down
Speaker 10: because again, it's not something that they feel and unless
Speaker 10: the American people feel something like this, and therefore they're
Speaker 10: going to look at it and say, Okay, I guess
Speaker 10: this is just Republicans and Democrats fighting again and not
Speaker 10: getting anything done. But overall, Democrats are to blame here
Speaker 10: because Republicans passed a clean bill in the House and
Speaker 10: then send it to the Senate and then Democrats decided
Speaker 10: we're going to vote against it.
Speaker 9: So this is on them. I think the American people
Speaker 9: know it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I think they do know if that's my
Speaker 2: sense of it. Has the Democrats tactic then here blown up?
Speaker 2: Because normally what the Democrats try and do is create
Speaker 2: a crisis and then say, oh, we're the ones who
Speaker 2: are trying to defend all your services, your national parks,
Speaker 2: or you're this or you or your social Security.
Speaker 1: That does not seem to have worked this time.
Speaker 10: No, it is not James because again, the Democratic Party
Speaker 10: they're approval rating right now in the United States, according
Speaker 10: to Quinnipeic University, is nineteen percent. Nineteen percent. Gas station
Speaker 10: sushi here in the States is more popular than the
Speaker 10: Democratic Party right now, and I had some today. Don't
Speaker 10: get me wrong, I'm not against the I'm one of
Speaker 10: those nineteen percent, I suppose. But the bottom line is
Speaker 10: that again, when Democrats talk about that Republicans are destroying
Speaker 10: democracy and Donald Trump is authoritarian and a fascist and hitler,
Speaker 10: I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: When you've been saying this for ten years.
Speaker 10: After a while, it's a boy who Cried Wolf kind
Speaker 10: of situation where no one's really listening anymore. And this
Speaker 10: appears to be a party that whinds and complains a
Speaker 10: lot the Democrats, but actually never offers up any sort
Speaker 10: of solution outside of Donald Trump is bad. We're here
Speaker 10: to save democracy and vote for us. I'm sorry. That's
Speaker 10: not a message. You have to give people positive, optimistic
Speaker 10: solutions around the things that they think are a problem
Speaker 10: for the country today, and this Democratic Party simply is
Speaker 10: not doing that.
Speaker 2: James, Well, at nineteen percent, there, that proves what I
Speaker 2: was just saying a little while ago. In the program
Speaker 2: that this is another eighty twenty issue that they're on
Speaker 2: the wrong side of. Now, beyond the gas station sushi,
Speaker 2: there's other brave people, our war fighters, a Defense Department,
Speaker 2: people war Department, now people War Secretary Pete Haiksith had
Speaker 2: an address this week to top US generals and admirals.
Speaker 1: Here's a little of what he had to say.
Speaker 11: We unleash overwhelming and punishing violence on the enemy. We
Speaker 11: also don't fight with stupid rules of engagement. We untie
Speaker 11: the hands of our war fighters to intimidate, demoralize, hunt,
Speaker 11: and kill the enemies of our country.
Speaker 2: Joe I thought this was very important, and I think
Speaker 2: much of the media missed the point when they talked
Speaker 2: about him fat shaving officers in generals for not passing
Speaker 2: their PT certifications. But this point here that the Department
Speaker 2: of War, that the Pentagon is about fighting and winning wars.
Speaker 2: This is a real breath of fresh air.
Speaker 9: Oh and pizza. Friend.
Speaker 10: So I may be a little biased here, of course,
Speaker 10: having been with him many years on Fox and Friends
Speaker 10: Weekend and other places, But let me just take that
Speaker 10: aside for a second. Yeah, let's fat shame all the
Speaker 10: generals that have become overweight and are not great examples
Speaker 10: for their troops. I mean, I'll just make it personal
Speaker 10: here for a second, if you don't mind, my football
Speaker 10: coach in high school, Fred Keel, former Marine. This guy
Speaker 10: looked like Popeye and he was in his fifties. And
Speaker 10: when he asked you to sprint one hundred yards and
Speaker 10: then sprint one hundred yards back, you did it because
Speaker 10: he looked like he was in shape.
Speaker 9: He looked like somebody who was not being hypocritical.
Speaker 10: And when Pete Hegseth calls out these generals for being
Speaker 10: out of shape and they should probably go through the
Speaker 10: same training that.
Speaker 9: They ask their very troops to do.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Again, eighty twenty I think eighty percent of Americans say, yeah,
Speaker 10: that should be the case. So good for Pete and
Speaker 10: these generals here that have been, you know, eating a
Speaker 10: little bit too much and not training enough.
Speaker 9: Maybe this will wake them up.
Speaker 10: But I thought this was so refreshing to hear somebody
Speaker 10: who's the secretary of war say we all need to
Speaker 10: be on the same page and be held to the
Speaker 10: same standards. That's again, that's something that most people would
Speaker 10: agree on.
Speaker 2: And I'd love to know how many chin ups General
Speaker 2: Millie could do.
Speaker 1: I don't know. He might get have been a white rage.
Speaker 2: He might get have been a white rage if you
Speaker 2: asked him to do some of that thing. But hey,
Speaker 2: there was a bit of fun this week also with
Speaker 2: the White House doing up memes of House Minority Leader
Speaker 2: Hakeem Jeffries, or as some people call him, the TMU
Speaker 2: Obama in a sombrero.
Speaker 1: Now here's one of them.
Speaker 8: It's a disgusting video.
Speaker 9: And we're going to continue to make clear.
Speaker 1: Bigotry will get you.
Speaker 9: Nowhere, we are fighting.
Speaker 3: To protect the healthcare of the americ Change people in
Speaker 3: the face of an unprecedented.
Speaker 2: Republican Now you got to laugh here. They've even been
Speaker 2: looping this in the White House Press briefing room. But
Speaker 2: the Democrats are melting down and crying racism. Have they
Speaker 2: lost this sense of humor or what?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 10: I think it's weird, James, because the old days, old
Speaker 10: days being like the two thousand's or you know, the nineties,
Speaker 10: where Republicans were seen as white, old, stuffy, boring rich guys.
Speaker 10: Now they're like the Coal Party right because of Trump,
Speaker 10: because of advance, and because of memes like this, While Democrats
Speaker 10: are just insufferable in terms of their complaining.
Speaker 9: They're whining over this stuff when let's put it this way.
Speaker 10: If the bar is if you call somebody Hitler an
Speaker 10: authoritarian a fascist, that apparently is okay, But god forbid
Speaker 10: you put a fourth a meme of a sombrero wearing
Speaker 10: jakeem Jeffries playing the Mexican music in the background, which
Speaker 10: Trump playing the guitar.
Speaker 9: That's somehow offensive. I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I'm pretty sure Hitler outweighs sombrero in this situation. So
Speaker 10: they have no moral high ground here. And again they
Speaker 10: just look, I don't know, petulant. That's the only way
Speaker 10: that comes to mind, James.
Speaker 2: Petulant and humorless too is one I would add there too. Hey, also, Joe,
Speaker 2: you know I had never heard of this fellow called
Speaker 2: Bad Bunny before, and I know that everybody at home
Speaker 2: is laughing and saying, oh, Marrow, you're so square, you're
Speaker 2: so unhip there. But you've ritten a great piece in
Speaker 2: the Washington Examiner about the NFL, which has decided to
Speaker 2: have Bad Bunny come in as the next year's Super
Speaker 2: Bowl halftime show act. Well, he's apparently a big anti
Speaker 2: ice guy who is this guy and tell us why
Speaker 2: is the NFL doing this again? What is with all
Speaker 2: these woke sports organizations here just going down this path again?
Speaker 2: Haven't they learned anything from Black Lives.
Speaker 10: Matter precisely, or from I don't know, target, or from
Speaker 10: Bud White, Like, don't hire somebody who may piss off
Speaker 10: half the country if you hire him to do a
Speaker 10: super Bowl halftime show where one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 10: million people are watching live and god knows how many
Speaker 10: on social media eclips afterwards. Bad Bunny is a real leftist,
Speaker 10: and look, I don't care if you're a leftist or
Speaker 10: a rightist. Quite frankly, why not just hire somebody who
Speaker 10: doesn't really engage in political theater like Bad Bunny does
Speaker 10: for your super Bowl halftime show?
Speaker 9: Metallica, I'm a fan. I have to admit.
Speaker 10: They're from San Francisco, that area, that's where the super
Speaker 10: Bowl is being played this year.
Speaker 9: Why not hire them to do the White House?
Speaker 10: I'm sorry the super Bowl halftime show because again, we
Speaker 10: have not had a rock band since The Who play
Speaker 10: the Super Bowl half that show, right, and that was
Speaker 10: sixteen years ago. The Who of all people like, wow,
Speaker 10: they're around then, I couldn't believe it. The bottom line
Speaker 10: is that you hire somebody like this and you're only
Speaker 10: going to invite trouble. And the fact that Bad Bunny
Speaker 10: a big problem with ice being outside of his concerts,
Speaker 10: well yeah, outside of one of his concerts, they arrested
Speaker 10: somebody who committed homicide, was a rapist and abused young children.
Speaker 10: So if you're against that, then you're against I don't know,
Speaker 10: curing cancer. And that's where Bad Bunny stands, and that's
Speaker 10: why so many Americans are angry that the NFL, which
Speaker 10: gets great ratings and does so well as far as
Speaker 10: being a product, just stepped in again as far as
Speaker 10: hiring this this clown to be their a halftime show.
Speaker 2: Bad Bunny, bad choice. Jill Conchre, We're gonna have to
Speaker 2: leave with there. Thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 9: Thank you, James, every good one.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move over to the Middle East and
Speaker 2: Middle East and American geopolitics here with Hudson Institute Senior
Speaker 2: fellow and former US National Security Council Director Michael Dori.
Speaker 2: And Michael, thanks so much for joining me here on
Speaker 2: the US Report. Now we're only a few days removed
Speaker 2: from President Trump and Benjamin netnya who's announcement of a
Speaker 2: twenty point plan to end the war in Gaza before
Speaker 2: we dive into the details, and it's potent your success.
Speaker 1: What did you make of it?
Speaker 13: Well, first of all, great to be here, Thank you, James.
Speaker 13: It was a big win for Prime Minister Natanyahu because
Speaker 13: he got the three things that he most needed, and
Speaker 13: that was support by Donald Trump to return the hostages,
Speaker 13: defeat Hamas as a military organization, and defeat Hamas as
Speaker 13: a political organization. Donald Trump put the American policy behind
Speaker 13: the idea that Hamas will not be the ruling organization,
Speaker 13: and he didn't force Prime Minister Natanillo in the process
Speaker 13: to accept a two state solution and to bring back
Speaker 13: the Palestinian authority, which no Israeli believes in. So I think,
Speaker 13: bottom line, big win for Nata Yahu. We now have
Speaker 13: a clear joint American Israeli vision of what the Gaza
Speaker 13: strip should look like after the defeat of or at
Speaker 13: least what shouldn't be there Amas. There's still a lot
Speaker 13: of room though, a lot that isn't clear about how
Speaker 13: we're actually going to get to that point.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, obviously the waters are fairly muddy on
Speaker 2: this as a well finar of that part of the world.
Speaker 2: But one thing that did strike me is that Hamas
Speaker 2: doesn't seem to have any friends left here, I mean, Katar, Egypt,
Speaker 2: Turkey seemed to be suggesting that Hamas ought to go
Speaker 2: for this. And meanwhile, at the same time, the Economist magazine,
Speaker 2: which I've never known to be a big fan of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump in either of his terms in office, seems
Speaker 2: to have also suggested, well, you know, this is not
Speaker 2: a bad idea, and the White House actually deserves praise
Speaker 2: for this.
Speaker 13: Well, I think what the White House gave the world
Speaker 13: and gave Prime Minister Natanyahu was a clear vision of
Speaker 13: what should come after the war, one that doesn't include Israel,
Speaker 13: that doesn't include Israel occupying Gaza indefinitely. That was always
Speaker 13: kind of missing during the Biden administration. The Biden team
Speaker 13: was trying to put a lot of obstacles in the
Speaker 13: way of Benjamin Natanya, who they were trying to really
Speaker 13: basically put political pressure on his government that would bring
Speaker 13: it down. So they were always demanding that he come
Speaker 13: up with an a.
Speaker 9: With a day after plan.
Speaker 13: But their day after plan was always the Palestinian authority
Speaker 13: takes over. That's something that was politically unacceptable for Netanyahu,
Speaker 13: for indeed for the vast majority of Israelis, and also
Speaker 13: unrealizable in a practical sense. So he couldn't accept that.
Speaker 13: He also couldn't accept the Biden vision. He had no
Speaker 13: inclination to do so. But he also couldn't do it
Speaker 13: for domestic political reasons. He didn't want to come up
Speaker 13: with a counter plan because that would mean fighting simultaneously
Speaker 13: with the White House but also with his own coalition.
Speaker 13: So now we kind of had a counterplan imposed, if
Speaker 13: you will, on Natanyahu, but he's quite happy to have
Speaker 13: this imposed on him. It means he can now go
Speaker 13: to his right wing, which says we should occupy Gaza indefinitely,
Speaker 13: maybe resettle it and so on, and he can say,
Speaker 13: I can't do that. Donald Trump won't let me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But I mean back then to the domestic politics within
Speaker 2: the United States. Here the other fascinating thing to me.
Speaker 2: You mentioned Joe Biden, But of course the Joe Biden
Speaker 2: policy was an outgrowth of the Obama policy, which was
Speaker 2: that reorientation of the US away from Israel and towards
Speaker 2: so bizarrely, Tehran and I ran in the Malas. How
Speaker 2: important is the final drawing a line under that whole
Speaker 2: era of trying to reorganize Middle East in those pro
Speaker 2: Iranian terms? How important is that to getting some piece
Speaker 2: for Trump with Israel with the Palestinians.
Speaker 13: Well, it's very important, I think to get rid of
Speaker 13: the idea of a two state solution with the Palestine
Speaker 13: in authority, because that's simply a fantasy. It's not going
Speaker 13: to happen, and it's it's a slogan that has been
Speaker 13: used to pressure Israel and to put distance between the
Speaker 13: United States and Israel. So we've gotten rid of that.
Speaker 13: Hamas is the proxy of Iran. So taking a clear
Speaker 13: position on the defeat of Hamas is also a step
Speaker 13: in the right direction. But as I say, there's this
Speaker 13: huge practical problem of how do we actually get rid
Speaker 13: of Hamas and how do we actually create a new
Speaker 13: order in Gaza that will that can that can give
Speaker 13: some kind of stability and some measure of prosperity to Gazin's.
Speaker 13: I don't know how we get there yet. I mean,
Speaker 13: that's not clear.
Speaker 1: Michael George. We're going to have to leave with that.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. For your time.
Speaker 2: Now stick around because after the break forward, Trump advisor
Speaker 2: Christian Witton's going to join me and talking about antifa.
Speaker 2: But first I tell you what fascism, Well, it ain't
Speaker 2: what it used to be. Listen here to former MSNBC
Speaker 2: host Joy Read taking us through the absolute nightmare world
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's fascist bagger Republicans want to create.
Speaker 14: Is that if you go back before the twentieth century,
Speaker 14: there were no income taxes, there were no regulations on business.
Speaker 14: You could earn as much money as you want, leave
Speaker 14: one hundred percent of it to your children with no taxes.
Speaker 14: That's the world they want back, and to get it back,
Speaker 14: they need society to change.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the monsters the absolute nightmare earning as
Speaker 2: much as you want with no income taxes and less regulation.
Speaker 2: Don't threaten us with a good time there, Joy stick around,
Speaker 2: Chris Witten after the break, welcome back to the program. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm thrilled to be joined by former Trumps and your advisor,
Speaker 2: Christian Witten. Christian, welcome to the program. Thanks so much
Speaker 2: for joining me again. And I want to start out
Speaker 2: with some of the shocking scenes we have been seeing
Speaker 2: coming out of Portland, Oregon. We talket a bit with
Speaker 2: this on the program last week, and it just keeps
Speaker 2: going off, with the National Guard trying to deal with
Speaker 2: Antifa and radical left anarchists. Now the President has posted
Speaker 2: on true social saying we will never allow mobs to
Speaker 2: take over our streets, burn our cities, or destroy America.
Speaker 2: The National Guard is now in place and has been
Speaker 2: dedicated to restoring law and order, ending the chaos, death
Speaker 2: and destruction.
Speaker 1: Christian tell us.
Speaker 2: About what has been going on in Portland and is
Speaker 2: this going to be another one of these testing grounds
Speaker 2: for using military force to take down some of these
Speaker 2: organizations loosely or more formally organized that seem to have
Speaker 2: really well, there's no other word but insurrection on their mind.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Portland used to be a nice town. It's always
Speaker 7: spent a little bit gritty, but really in the late nineties,
Speaker 7: following the example of New York City with something similar
Speaker 7: to broken windows policing, you saw the murder rate decline,
Speaker 7: and throughout the late nineties and early two thousands, the
Speaker 7: murder rate was in the twenties, maybe thirty per year,
Speaker 7: and then it's skyrocketed and it stayed high. It's off
Speaker 7: of it's all time high around the pandemic the Summer
Speaker 7: of Love where it exceeded one hundred, but it's been
Speaker 7: in the seventies. And you see the result of progressive rule.
Speaker 7: The place is full of bums, bordered up shops, crime.
Speaker 7: It's actually done the impossible and make downtown Seattle, in
Speaker 7: downtown San Francisco look nice by of Harrison. And I
Speaker 7: think what you're seeing is that is that Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: the Trump and administration saw what happened in Washington, and
Speaker 7: the white liberals, the hippie boomer liberals who aren't affected
Speaker 7: by crime as much, we're the ones protesting, and the
Speaker 7: people who are often minorities, poorer people, were actually welcoming
Speaker 7: of the National Garden. There's an expectation that this is
Speaker 7: going to happen in Portland too, that the people who
Speaker 7: affected most by crime are going to welcome the National Guarden.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, and you know, we've seen these sort of
Speaker 2: flags and different protests and so on on the screen
Speaker 2: here while you've been speaking, and you know, it's all
Speaker 2: the different omni cause.
Speaker 1: Sort of issues.
Speaker 2: But the big issue, of course seems to be immigration
Speaker 2: and ice facilities, and they've been protesting. Therefore, I think
Speaker 2: more than one hundred days. This can't be allowed to continue,
Speaker 2: can it.
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 7: We fought a war over this issue of whether states
Speaker 7: could defy federal authority and whether states could sort of
Speaker 7: just decide that things that are approved by Congress and
Speaker 7: by the president, namely our immigration laws are just suddenly
Speaker 7: optional and they can have carve rounds. For example, benefits
Speaker 7: are intended for US citizens or people who have been
Speaker 7: here lawfully for a long time and on our on
Speaker 7: a path to citizenship, and yet we have the Democrats
Speaker 7: shutting down the government in order to maintain free healthcare
Speaker 7: for illegals, things like that with Portland. Yeah, the question
Speaker 7: is are we going to enforce federal laws. That's what
Speaker 7: I does, that's what CBP does, And the fact that
Speaker 7: they are being obstructed by locals, encouraged by local politicians
Speaker 7: is really no different than Southern defiance of federal authority
Speaker 7: in advance of the Civil War. That issue was settled.
Speaker 1: Well, exactly right.
Speaker 2: And I think there's also a parallel I think with
Speaker 2: the Civil Rights Act and what's happening now with Antifa,
Speaker 2: and that all has to be dealt with. But this
Speaker 2: radical left here Christian it has been so unhinged, and
Speaker 2: there's been so much weirdness from them. I was absolutely
Speaker 2: struck by Randy Weingard and the president of the American
Speaker 2: Federation of Teachers, so in charge of educating everybody's kids.
Speaker 2: Randy had this to say on MSNBC.
Speaker 15: There is a reason why in Norway, when the Nazis
Speaker 15: took over Norway, That's why I'm wearing this paper clip.
Speaker 15: I wear two things now, the American flag, nobody can
Speaker 15: take patriotism away from me, and a paper clip. What
Speaker 15: are the teachers in Norway when there was when there
Speaker 15: was a Nazi occupation, they started wearing paper clips?
Speaker 2: So Christian This is part of this narrative here. And
Speaker 2: she's promoting a book called Why Fascist Sphere Teachers, But
Speaker 2: this is part of this narrative here that you know,
Speaker 2: the Right are a bunch of fascists, they are a
Speaker 2: bunch of Nazis. And it seems to me this is
Speaker 2: really normalizing potential violence, because of course, if the right,
Speaker 2: our fascists said Nazis, well, you know, what are you
Speaker 2: allowed to do.
Speaker 1: In order to fight it?
Speaker 2: It seems shocking to me that somebody in charge of
Speaker 2: kids would be saying.
Speaker 7: This, Yeah, this really just a truly revolting person, and
Speaker 7: not just because of this where she's actually engaging in projection.
Speaker 7: It's where where someone doing something actually accuses someone else
Speaker 7: of doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she is the.
Speaker 7: One that's trying to stifle free speech by dehumanizing her opponents.
Speaker 7: She's the one refusing to engage in legitimate debate. If
Speaker 7: anyone's a fascist, is she and her progressive friends. And
Speaker 7: it's just you know, again, this person is supposed to
Speaker 7: be in charge of education, and what does this have
Speaker 7: to do with public school education other than convincing people
Speaker 7: we need to keep a closer eye on what's going
Speaker 7: on in public schools and with these government unions. So
Speaker 7: really beyond the pale what she is doing.
Speaker 1: And also, I.
Speaker 7: Mean, I don't think it's going to work. I think
Speaker 7: she's actually something that can help get Republicans elected because
Speaker 7: it's clear that the progressives haven't learned a whole lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, it's just shocking. And also I would say and
Speaker 2: add a shocking insult, I think to victims of the
Speaker 2: Holocaust to compare this administration to Nazis. But anyway, let's
Speaker 2: also keep talking here about what's happening on the left here,
Speaker 2: we've seen more fallout from the Jimmy Kimmel very brief suspension.
Speaker 2: There was exchange between Kimmell and another late night host,
Speaker 2: Stephen Colbert, talking about Trump.
Speaker 1: Havelok, of this, did you.
Speaker 7: Ever think the president of the United States would be
Speaker 7: celebrating your unemployment?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's son of a you know, is really
Speaker 1: un the lonle mister set of it, I mean out
Speaker 1: is royal.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 16: No, I never imagine that we'd ever have a president
Speaker 16: like this, and I hope we don't ever have another
Speaker 16: president like this again, I mean, I never imagine. I
Speaker 16: never even imagined there would ever be a situation in
Speaker 16: which the president of our country was celebrating hundreds of
Speaker 16: Americans losing their jobs. But somebody who took pleasure in that, That,
Speaker 16: to me is the absolute opposite of what a leader
Speaker 16: of this country is supposed to be.
Speaker 2: The Christian I thought the left celebrated when people they
Speaker 2: didn't like lost their jobs.
Speaker 1: What do you make of that?
Speaker 7: Well, again, here's someone who has learned nothing from what's
Speaker 7: happened and from the political developments in this country where
Speaker 7: the people have spoken clearly, and also two people who
Speaker 7: have really done a great job, corrupting their profession comedy,
Speaker 7: which is an important profession actually, and of ruining what
Speaker 7: was a very simple cash cow, which is late night television,
Speaker 7: which used to be soft humor, and an occasional political
Speaker 7: job delivered on both sides of the political aisle. I
Speaker 7: don't think Johnny Carson did much politics at all, Jay Leno,
Speaker 7: and even David Letterman, who's a bona fide pinko now
Speaker 7: when he helmed Late Night, wasn't that much into politics.
Speaker 7: And these two chase short term games. Going political in
Speaker 7: the Obama years and then in the early Trump years
Speaker 7: actually got him a brief ratings bomp and beat the competition.
Speaker 1: But if you look.
Speaker 7: More broadly at Late Night as a whole, it's dead.
Speaker 7: It's gone away. People don't watch this. It's not actually funny,
Speaker 7: it's not humorous, it's not clever. Satire requires you can't
Speaker 7: actually hate the people you satirize. I mean, no one
Speaker 7: thinks that Dana Carvey loved or voted for George H. W.
Speaker 7: Bush when he parodied him. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't,
Speaker 7: but you know, he parodied him so well. Because yeah,
Speaker 7: I just I don't think you can hate the people
Speaker 7: you parodied. These people clearly hate Republicans, and it's accelerating
Speaker 7: the demise of the incumbent networks in the US.
Speaker 1: It's terrible for the culture.
Speaker 2: And I'll just point out, you know, Dana Carvey did
Speaker 2: do that great George Bush, but no one ever did
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, and he was pretty lampootable as well. Thanks
Speaker 2: so much, Christian Whitten. Really appreciate your time. Thanks for
Speaker 2: joining me on the US Report. Now don't go away
Speaker 2: because after a short break, we've got Kelly j and
Speaker 2: Torrence on zoron Mom Dobby coming to us from New York.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know if you've had a bit of these sniffles that
Speaker 2: have been going around, you know, but they have even
Speaker 2: hit in the White House and MAHA Health Chief Bobby Kennedy.
Speaker 1: We'll get it down even further. But insulin people weren't
Speaker 1: taking it. I would imagine.
Speaker 10: They couldn't take God bless you, Bobby Hope, I didn't
Speaker 10: catch COVID.
Speaker 1: Just there. You give me a packed love it immediately.
Speaker 2: They get me a packslovean too, and you go get
Speaker 2: yourself a drink and be back after the break because
Speaker 2: we've got Kelly Jane Torrens coming up next. Welcome back
Speaker 2: to the program. Well, joining me now is a great
Speaker 2: friend of the program. New York Post Editor at Large,
Speaker 2: Kelly Jane Towrets, Thank you so much for joining me
Speaker 2: here on the program. I love having you on because
Speaker 2: I love talking about the old hometown, New York City
Speaker 2: and Merril candidate zo Ron Mom Donnie, or as I
Speaker 2: like to call him, Mom Donnie, the comed He was
Speaker 2: on the View this week and he clapt back at
Speaker 2: the President's claim that he is a communist. So let's
Speaker 2: see how he fared.
Speaker 17: Is attacking you as a communist? Are you No, I'm
Speaker 17: a democratic socialist. That means I believe in dignity.
Speaker 1: For all people. You're not a communist. I agree with that.
Speaker 17: No, I'm not a communist, and I think you know,
Speaker 17: a lot of New Yorkers have asked me, what does
Speaker 17: it mean that you're a democratic socioert. Yes, and I
Speaker 17: tell them to think about the words of Doctor King
Speaker 17: from decades ago. He said, call it democracy or call
Speaker 17: it democratics socialism. There has to be a better distribution
Speaker 17: of wealth for all of God's children in this country.
Speaker 18: And that's the hard Okay, he's rooting for your opponent,
Speaker 18: Andrew Cromo.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is?
Speaker 17: You know, he is looking to clear the field for
Speaker 17: Andrew Cuomo because he knows that Andrew Cuomo would clear
Speaker 17: the field for Trump's agenda. This is speaking about a
Speaker 17: former governor who, when he looked at the deployment of
Speaker 17: the National Guard in California, told New Yorkers don't overreact.
Speaker 17: This is a moment where we have to address the
Speaker 17: administration for what it is, which is authoritarian.
Speaker 2: Kelly Jane Torrens, give me a little bit of hope
Speaker 2: here that just maybe Zorn Mamdani going on the view
Speaker 2: means that he's not actually campaigning in the city, and
Speaker 2: just maybe I can't even believe I'm going to say this,
Speaker 2: Maybe God help us, Andrew Cuomo win's up winning it.
Speaker 2: I never thought I'd be in the camp of rooting
Speaker 2: for Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 14: James.
Speaker 18: I can tell you a lot of New Yorkers are
Speaker 18: in that position right now. I talk to people almost
Speaker 18: daily who say they can't belie they're going to have
Speaker 18: to hold their nose and vote for Andrew Cuomo. But
Speaker 18: that's because Zorn Mundani is dangerous and it's quite funny
Speaker 18: that he denies being a communist.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 18: He famously said just a few years ago that he
Speaker 18: believes government should seize the means of production. I mean
Speaker 18: that sounds pretty common me. I think Mark Xanengel would agree.
Speaker 18: And in fact, you know, PolitiFact did a fact check.
Speaker 18: Now was that communist and him saying that, and they
Speaker 18: said it was false because though it's associated with communist
Speaker 18: Zoran didn't go on to explain exactly what he meant
Speaker 18: by it, which, you know, I think we all know
Speaker 18: what it means when you say that government should seize
Speaker 18: the means of production.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now, I mean in the meantime, since we've last spoken,
Speaker 2: Eric Adams has dropped out of the race, which I
Speaker 2: think is a real shame because for all of his
Speaker 2: slightly odd behaviors, let's just put it that way, he
Speaker 2: was not a bad mayor. I don't think he was.
Speaker 2: And we've got Andrew Cuomo. Now, some New York Republicans,
Speaker 2: I find this bizarre, are urging an investigation into whether
Speaker 2: he violated federal safety guidance by sending COVID infected patients
Speaker 2: released from hospitals back into nursing homes.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Now, that was a terrible time, and what he did
Speaker 2: was a terrible thinking, Well, why are they pushing this
Speaker 2: issue now if it's only going to lead potentially to
Speaker 2: this Mamdani administration.
Speaker 18: I worry, James, that some Republicans have the idea, well,
Speaker 18: let's just burn it all down. Okay, let's let New
Speaker 18: York have a Democratic socialist mayor. It'll ruin the city,
Speaker 18: but hey, it'll be great for Republicans, maybe even great
Speaker 18: for Republicans in the midterms. To them, I say, well,
Speaker 18: you don't live here. It's not going to be great
Speaker 18: for New York. It's not going to be great for
Speaker 18: New Yorkers. You know, as a single woman who you
Speaker 18: know often gets home from work late at night, I
Speaker 18: worry about my own safety of prime increases, which invariably
Speaker 18: would under Zoraman doc. Obviously, what Andrew Coleman did was terrible,
Speaker 18: and he really should have some accountability for it. He's finally, just,
Speaker 18: by the way, just apologize to Jewish New Yorkers for
Speaker 18: outlawing large gatherings, including religious ones, during the pandemic. But
Speaker 18: this is you know, did he follow or was he
Speaker 18: against federal guidelines? I mean, the guy might have lied
Speaker 18: to Congress. There's already an investigation into that. You know,
Speaker 18: following federal guidelines is not you know, whether he did
Speaker 18: or not. It's not the least of Andrew Cuomo sins,
Speaker 18: that's for sure. And the timing does look very suspect.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, look, it does look suspect. And I think
Speaker 2: you're absolutely right. I think we need to make this
Speaker 2: point about New York because what's bad for New York
Speaker 2: is ultimately bad for the United States because it is
Speaker 2: the big engine of commerce and culture and so much else.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that whole you know, go to hell New
Speaker 2: York attitude, I think it's probably dangerous. But other things
Speaker 2: happening in New York too, where we had the big
Speaker 2: UN General Assembly meeting the other week, And I want
Speaker 2: to tell you about this, a great piece you wrote
Speaker 2: in the New York Post about the fecklessness of the UN,
Speaker 2: particularly with the Iranian president being photographed with u n
Speaker 2: chief Antonio Guterres. Now, the president called out so many
Speaker 2: of the falls of the United States Nations, but you know,
Speaker 2: this seems to be really where we see the full
Speaker 2: corruption of what this organization is about.
Speaker 18: Yeah, James, I have to say, you know, the response
Speaker 18: to President Trump's speech, you know, among the elites was shocked,
Speaker 18: shocked that he would actually criticized in United Nations. He
Speaker 18: asked for the purpose of God forbid. I know he's
Speaker 18: doing much good, right, and thank you so much for
Speaker 18: your kind words on my piece. You know, when I met,
Speaker 18: you know, when during the United Nations generalsembly, I met
Speaker 18: with a lot of contacts and friends who are of
Speaker 18: Iranian background. They fled the country. They were, you know,
Speaker 18: quite upset that, you know, this man is standing on
Speaker 18: the UN stage, claimed to be a representative of the
Speaker 18: people and simply lying and you know, again proving the fecklessness.
Speaker 1: Of the UN.
Speaker 18: He was given a platform, you know, as they called
Speaker 18: it in the article, kind of a hangman's platform to lie.
Speaker 18: And just the day before his speech, a non governmental
Speaker 18: organization released the news that there have been at least
Speaker 18: one thousand executions in Iran so far this year. That's
Speaker 18: a thirty year high. But The New York Times still
Speaker 18: called this president a moderate in describing his speech in
Speaker 18: which he lied and claimed that Iran has never tried
Speaker 18: to get a nuclear weapon, and then Iran wants to
Speaker 18: end bloodshed in its region and around the world, which
Speaker 18: is certainly a news to the thousand people that he's
Speaker 18: killed already this year.
Speaker 2: It's just it is just shocking and the moral bankruptcy
Speaker 2: of the un I mean, good on Donald Trump again
Speaker 2: for delivering that absolute haymaker of a speech. Hey, finally,
Speaker 2: just before I let you go, I want to just
Speaker 2: finish on some great of I guess I know journalistic
Speaker 2: karma about somebody called shann Daniels and in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: she was studying journalism at Northwestern University, talking about Donald
Speaker 2: Trump when he came to power and when he lost power,
Speaker 2: about the threat to her life as a black woman,
Speaker 2: and the purity of white power that Donald Trump represents. Well,
Speaker 2: I want to bring this up because Shyanne Daniels is
Speaker 2: now a.
Speaker 1: Reporter for Politico.
Speaker 2: How does Politica wind up hiring somebody he's supposedly at
Speaker 2: a neutral publication who is talking about all sorts of
Speaker 2: stuff and being tearful when Donald Trump won and all
Speaker 2: of that. How are we supposed to take this stuff? Seriously?
Speaker 18: Great question, James. And she's been reporting on Donald Trump.
Speaker 18: It's not like she's just working there on some other beat.
Speaker 18: She is definitely on the White House beat, and you
Speaker 18: kind of wonder about their judgment, and you know, I
Speaker 18: have to you know, I hired a dozen reporters last
Speaker 18: year when I was overseeing our swing state action coverage
Speaker 18: at the Post, and I looked at social media. I
Speaker 18: looked at social media of people that I was hiring
Speaker 18: because I wanted people with good judgment for such an
Speaker 18: important job. And like, did Politico do any vetting of
Speaker 18: this person? And it is kind of hilarious that, you know,
Speaker 18: she cried when Donald Trump won in twenty sixteen, but
Speaker 18: in twenty twenty she was crying too, but this time
Speaker 18: tears of joy at Biden winning. It's just, you know, again,
Speaker 18: this person is not going to be treating Donald Trump
Speaker 18: or his administration fairly. And you know, honestly, just reading
Speaker 18: her comments, it's like a parody of the you know,
Speaker 18: the liberal reporter crying liberal tears that you know, collecting
Speaker 18: in a coffee cup, just made for conservatives. So it's
Speaker 18: pretty crazy and it's amazing. But you know, political you know,
Speaker 18: has had reporters who had you know, who were having
Speaker 18: affairs with people, you know, in the administration, previous administration,
Speaker 18: and you know, all kinds of stuff. So you really
Speaker 18: do have to wonder there's certainly no earth of people
Speaker 18: in this country who can write at least the political standards.
Speaker 1: Well, which are not all that high. Let's be honest
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: And you know what I think, if you're crying about
Speaker 2: elections one way or the other, maybe you've got other problems.
Speaker 2: Kelly jan In Trantz, thank you so much for joining me.
Speaker 2: Everybody read her stuff at the New York Post. Now
Speaker 2: stick around. I've got one here though, before we go
Speaker 2: to a break, one for all the cat people out there.
Speaker 2: Whatever you think of those Hakeim memes we talked about earlier. Well,
Speaker 2: the Democrats have tried to go down their own social
Speaker 2: media path. Have a look at this video they've put
Speaker 2: out about the government shut down, which has been described
Speaker 2: by some people as the cringiest thing to hit politics
Speaker 2: since thea Kabala Harris campaign.
Speaker 19: Have a look Publican and Democrat kitties cannot agree on
Speaker 19: what should be funded. Democrat kitties want you to have
Speaker 19: health care. Republican kitties do not. Republican kitties control the
Speaker 19: Senate House and the White House, so they're using that
Speaker 19: to cut your health care and give money to Billionairesocrat
Speaker 19: kitty tries to negotiate, but Republican Kitty keeps running away.
Speaker 9: He has a vacation to get to.
Speaker 19: Uh oh, suddenly the money you pay for your health
Speaker 19: insurance has tripled, thanks Republicans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was pretty bad.
Speaker 2: It may be catnip for the Democratic base, but I
Speaker 2: don't think it.
Speaker 1: Scratches the surface of the problem.
Speaker 2: Anyway, We're gonna take a quick pause, get it, but
Speaker 2: Only in America after the break, 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.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, while the bureaucrats in Washkin are on furlough in Florida,
Speaker 2: they are working hard. And this guy, Sheriff Grady Judge
Speaker 2: in Polk County, Florida, well, he may be America's greatest
Speaker 2: living public servant, going viral for his press conferences about
Speaker 2: what may be some of Erica's stupidest criminals. Here's Sheriff
Speaker 2: jud showing off some of the loot they confiscated from
Speaker 2: some local drug dealers.
Speaker 5: I got their drip, I got their body, we got
Speaker 5: their guns, we got their dope. And that's what we're
Speaker 5: going to talk about today.
Speaker 2: Well, that is a very nice drip, Sheriff. And here
Speaker 2: he is warning locals about you know what, I think
Speaker 2: this just speaks for itself. But keep an eye on
Speaker 2: the deputy over his shoulder, trying not to laugh.
Speaker 12: So you order up a prostitute, and that's what you
Speaker 12: think you're getting. Now when you look at that, you go, man,
Speaker 12: that's pretty rough. But you know, any important the storm
Speaker 12: and then the next morning when you wake up you
Speaker 12: find out this is do it really is? Yeah, we
Speaker 12: call kyote ugly.
Speaker 2: And here he is closing the cell door on a
Speaker 2: couple of burglars who love this called the cops because
Speaker 2: they needed help to move their loot.
Speaker 9: I guess you say, well what do you think, Honnie.
Speaker 20: Well, we're not in New York anymore. Give me a
Speaker 20: kiss goodbye, because we're not going to get to stay
Speaker 20: in the same Jeff cell in Polk County.
Speaker 2: Sheriff Judd, well done, sir, keeping Polk County safe and
Speaker 2: the rest of us entertain. Well that's all the time
Speaker 2: we have this week. Try and stay out of jail
Speaker 2: in the meantime until next time. Bye bye,