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. Minnesota lefties discover that border checkpoints are useful
Speaker 2: so long as they're in their own neighborhood. Plus, socialist
Speaker 2: New York City mayor Zeron Mom Donnie discovers that the
Speaker 2: warm embrace of collectivism can't melt snow. And she's back.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris re emerges on social media and she's bringing
Speaker 2: the cringe. But first, hey, let's have a little good news,
Speaker 2: shall we. If you've been watching this program for any
Speaker 2: length of time, you know that since at least late
Speaker 2: last year, I have been sounding the alarm about the
Speaker 2: upcoming midterm elections this November. After all, if the Democrats
Speaker 2: capitalize on chaos, and if historical president holds, then not
Speaker 2: only will the left take control of one or perhaps
Speaker 2: both houses of Congress, but also the entire Trump presidentcy
Speaker 2: agenda will come to a halt, with the nation put
Speaker 2: through the rigor of endless impeachment efforts as Democrats look
Speaker 2: to grandstand ahead of the crucial twenty twenty eight presidential election. Now,
Speaker 2: as I say, if history holds, Trump could be in trouble.
Speaker 2: I mean, since nineteen forty six, there have been twenty
Speaker 2: midterm elections. In eighteen of them the president's party lost
Speaker 2: seats in the House of Representatives. That's ninety percent of
Speaker 2: the midterm elections in the past eighty years. Frankly, not
Speaker 2: great odds. And Trump, who knows a thing about odds
Speaker 2: and casinos, well he'll be well aware of that. But
Speaker 2: there is something else going on. The left is making
Speaker 2: bets of his own and putting all of their chips
Speaker 2: on creating chaos over immigration enforcement efforts in the hopes
Speaker 2: of replaying twenty twenty when Black Lives Matter riots nominally
Speaker 2: in response to the death of George Floyd were used
Speaker 2: to basically bully the electorate into voting for Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Give your votes to the Democrats, was the offer, and
Speaker 2: the violence will stop. How very godfather of them. But
Speaker 2: guess what. The early odds are now starting to shorten,
Speaker 2: and it looks like the Democrats' big bet might not
Speaker 2: pay off. The latest Harvard Harris pole has dropped, which
Speaker 2: was taken last week across the US, and it has
Speaker 2: some pretty interesting points in it. Trump's number one issue
Speaker 2: where he gets a majority approval rating is his handling
Speaker 2: of the anti ice protesters in Minnesota, and immigration has
Speaker 2: now gone up to the number two issue of concern
Speaker 2: for Americans. No wonder given that has become an article
Speaker 2: of faith on the left that not only does every
Speaker 2: single person on the planet have the right to settle
Speaker 2: in the US, according to Boston Mayor Michelle wou, every.
Speaker 3: Person of a human being has the legal right to
Speaker 3: come to the United States and seek asylum or shelter.
Speaker 2: But well, as singer Billie Eilish told the Grammys this week,
Speaker 2: the US itself isn't legitimate either.
Speaker 4: No one is illegal on stolen land.
Speaker 2: You heard the cheers. This is what now passes for
Speaker 2: gospel and orthodoxy on the left in the United States,
Speaker 2: a country that is apparently simultaneously stolen and illegitimate, as
Speaker 2: well as being the last best hope for any and
Speaker 2: every single person on the planet. Yeah, I know, makes
Speaker 2: a lot of sense, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: So what does it mean.
Speaker 2: When it comes to the midterms later this year, Well,
Speaker 2: it means that things are actually closer than you might assume.
Speaker 2: If you watch or read those outlets that have a
Speaker 2: vested interest in spreading the Trump is doomed narrative in
Speaker 2: a generic political ballots where likely voters not registered voters,
Speaker 2: and in America there's a big difference there. In a
Speaker 2: contest among likely voters, the Democrats only have actually a
Speaker 2: slight advantage fifty two to forty eight, with immigration front
Speaker 2: of mind and the contest close. This suggests that Republicans
Speaker 2: actually should lean into this issue and not take the
Speaker 2: advice of the beadwinners in the party who think it's
Speaker 2: time to pull back on immigration enforcement and play dice
Speaker 2: because there's something else going on. Republican states are growing
Speaker 2: in population, which means they're going to get more seats
Speaker 2: in Congress and more votes in the all important electoral College.
Speaker 6: Look at this, the biggest population growth this decade all
Speaker 6: five of the state states that Donald Trump Donald John
Speaker 6: Trump won Donald John Trump won in twenty twenty four Texas, Florida,
Speaker 6: North Carolina, Georgia, and of course the great state of Arizona,
Speaker 6: where I spent my New Year's Eve. I love those
Speaker 6: folks out Impresscott Arizona. These were the biggest gainers, the
Speaker 6: biggest gainers in terms of population compared to the twenty
Speaker 6: twenty census.
Speaker 2: So whatever the media says before the midterm elections. The
Speaker 2: fact is people are already voting with their feet. Who
Speaker 2: knew that living in high crime, high tax Democrat jurisdictions
Speaker 2: would be so unpopular And according to projections from the census,
Speaker 2: Democrats states are set to lose ten electoral votes and
Speaker 2: Republicans are set to gain nine at the next census.
Speaker 2: That's a big, big structural advantage. But there's one more
Speaker 2: element to this. For Republicans to win elections, those elections
Speaker 2: need to be fair and election fairness well, this is
Speaker 2: also a winning issue for the right because again, no
Speaker 2: matter what the media says, pretty much everyone in the
Speaker 2: US thinks it's a no brainer to ask voters for
Speaker 2: ID when they go to vote. And despite Democrats saying
Speaker 2: it's racist to ask people to show ID because I
Speaker 2: don't know, they think it might be hard for black
Speaker 2: people to get ID. I mean, who's being racist now?
Speaker 2: The fact is this idea is almost universally popular with Americans.
Speaker 2: And again a little bit of CNN and I love
Speaker 2: playing these clips because gosh, it must kill them.
Speaker 6: Take a look here, favorite photo ID to vote. Eighty
Speaker 6: five percent of white people favorite eighty two percent of Latino,
Speaker 6: seventy six percent.
Speaker 5: Of Black Americans favorite.
Speaker 6: So the bottom line is this voter ID is not
Speaker 6: controversial in this.
Speaker 2: Country, absolutely not, except with those people who, well for
Speaker 2: whatever reason, think it's a bad idea, And I wonder
Speaker 2: why Now. To fight this problem, Republicans are pushing something
Speaker 2: called the Same Act, which will demand voter ID and
Speaker 2: proof of citizenship crucial there to vote and not before time.
Speaker 2: This has Democrats like Chuck Schumer calling this, Well, have
Speaker 2: a look at what he had to say.
Speaker 7: Polling does suggest.
Speaker 5: There's a new Pew Research poll that ninety five.
Speaker 6: Percent of Republicans but also seventy one percent of Democrats
Speaker 6: like this idea.
Speaker 5: So why do you not?
Speaker 1: It's Jim Crow two point zero.
Speaker 6: What they're trying to do here is the same thing
Speaker 6: that was done in the South for decades to prevent
Speaker 6: people of color from voting.
Speaker 2: Ah, yes, Jim Crow two point zero reference to the
Speaker 2: old segregationist policies of the old South. Well, luckily that
Speaker 2: didn't stop Barack Obama voting back to the battle days
Speaker 2: of twenty twelve, but apparently he had to show voter
Speaker 2: ID to vote.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: Look, voter ID is a no brainer. As our citizenship checks,
Speaker 2: which have to go along with ID checks given the
Speaker 2: way states handout driver's licenses to so called undocumented aliens.
Speaker 2: If American democracy, the quote our democracy that the left
Speaker 2: loves to refer to is to survive, people must have
Speaker 2: confidence in it. Well, joining me now to talk more
Speaker 2: about this and so much more is a first time
Speaker 2: guest here on the US Report, senior fellow at Americans
Speaker 2: for Fair Treatment, Corey DeAngelis. Corey, thanks so much for
Speaker 2: joining me here on the program. Here, great to have
Speaker 2: you on. I want to talk about this Save Act
Speaker 2: and why it's so important for protecting American democracy and
Speaker 2: show you something President Trump said just a few minutes
Speaker 2: ago when he was asked about the results of the
Speaker 2: midterm election. Have a look at this.
Speaker 1: Will you trust the results.
Speaker 5: Of the bid terms if Republicans lose control of Congress?
Speaker 1: I will if the elections are honest.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think he's right here about this, and
Speaker 2: there's always been concerns around some of these elections, particularly
Speaker 2: the ones we had around the COVID pandemic. Tell us
Speaker 2: about why he's right here and why this Save Act
Speaker 2: is so important for this American democracy that the left
Speaker 2: keeps talking about wanting to preserve.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you so much for having me, James. And look,
Speaker 8: the Save Act will save American democracy by allowing for
Speaker 8: more accountability and election integrity.
Speaker 9: We need to.
Speaker 8: You know, we had record breaking basically illegal immigrants flooding
Speaker 8: into the country under the Biden Harris administration, and Trump
Speaker 8: is trying to clean that up. But those people are
Speaker 8: already in the country, millions of people that can illegally
Speaker 8: vote in a lot of places that don't require voter identifications.
Speaker 8: So this is a common sense solution in Congress right now.
Speaker 8: It's already passed through our House of re Representatives by
Speaker 8: a vote of two twenty to two eight. It's in
Speaker 8: the Senate right now, where it's been stalled because we
Speaker 8: have this thing called the filibuster.
Speaker 9: But the Democrats are insane.
Speaker 8: They're the ones calling Republicans a quote unquote threat to
Speaker 8: democracy every chance that they can get. And here you
Speaker 8: have it. Here's your opportunity. Democrats, put your money where
Speaker 8: your mouth is. This is the way to secure our elections.
Speaker 8: It even allows citizens to sue government officials if they
Speaker 8: try to find loopholes around this law and try to
Speaker 8: still allow cheating and elections. The Democrats are fighting to
Speaker 8: try to get in power however they can. They don't
Speaker 8: care about our constitution, they don't care about the rule
Speaker 8: of law, and they certainly don't care about having voting
Speaker 8: rights actually mean something right voting doesn't even voting rights
Speaker 8: don't mean anything if anybody can just go out and vote,
Speaker 8: whether you're a citizen or not. These are meant to
Speaker 8: be elections for American citizens deciding who's going to represent us,
Speaker 8: not people that luoded in under a previous administration trying
Speaker 8: to take our country in a socialist direction.
Speaker 9: That's what the Democrats want.
Speaker 2: Onto other issues. Corey here, I was amazed to see this,
Speaker 2: but like a bad smell, you just can't rid of her.
Speaker 2: If for social media is anything to go by, Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris is back the form vice president. Campaign accounts have
Speaker 2: relaunched in an effort to appeal to young voters ahead
Speaker 2: of these midterms. Have a look at this.
Speaker 10: So Kamala HQ is turning into headquarters, and it's where
Speaker 10: you can go online to get basically the latest of
Speaker 10: what's going on and also to meet and revisit with
Speaker 10: some of our great courageous leaders, be they elected leaders,
Speaker 10: community leaders, civic leaders, faith leaders, young leaders. I'm really
Speaker 10: excited about it. So stay engaged and I'll see you.
Speaker 1: Out there, Corey.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that they've also got a recipe section with
Speaker 2: lots of tasty word salads on it. What do you reckon?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's all she has behind her. And look, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 8: where did she go? Like nobody's heard of her since
Speaker 8: she lost the election. They spent what a billion dollars
Speaker 8: trying to get her into office, couldn't drag her across
Speaker 8: the finish line. And you think she's going to be
Speaker 8: the person to mobilize the gen Z vote, I don't know,
Speaker 8: maybe get a gen Z voter to kind of spearhead
Speaker 8: this campaign. Kamala Harris isn't going to excite anybody. Looks
Speaker 8: like the Democrats haven't learned anything. She lost Bigley in November,
Speaker 8: and so President Trump's probably happy that Kamala Harris is
Speaker 8: the face of their failing campaign going forward as well.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm sure they're loving this in the White
Speaker 2: House right now. But what they're not loving right now,
Speaker 2: of course, is this ongoing situation in Minnesota. And I
Speaker 2: want to talk about Tom Holman, the White House Boarders are.
Speaker 2: He was sent into Minneapolis to lead the on the
Speaker 2: ground immigration enforcement efforts, and a lot of people have
Speaker 2: been saying Trump has backed down on this, but I
Speaker 2: actually reckon this is a big loss for the left
Speaker 2: because Holman has revealed that they are now letting ICE
Speaker 2: agents into jails to do what they should have been
Speaker 2: doing before, which is stop illegals getting out of those
Speaker 2: jails where they've been arrested for other crimes. And this
Speaker 2: unprecedented cooperation is now finally happening. Have a look at this.
Speaker 11: We currently have an unprecedented number of counties communicating with
Speaker 11: US now allowing ICE to take custody of Illigo anmins
Speaker 11: before they hit the streets.
Speaker 1: Unprecedented cooperation.
Speaker 2: Corey. This has a win for common sense, but I
Speaker 2: would also say it is a blow to Tim Waltz,
Speaker 2: who had been trying to turn this into almost a
Speaker 2: Fort Sumpter start of the Civil War two point zero situation.
Speaker 8: Now he was trying to put his big boy pants
Speaker 8: on and be a tough guy pet when he's trying
Speaker 8: to pivot away from his tampon. Tim monitored but Jim
Speaker 8: Loo worked for him because as quarters are. Tom Homan
Speaker 8: pointed out that they basically conceded. They're backing off because
Speaker 8: this is an issue that one the voters with. Look,
Speaker 8: the mainstream media, the far left media in America is
Speaker 8: largely to blame as well, because look, President, former presidents,
Speaker 8: the Democrats, they've deported people. Obama deported tons of people
Speaker 8: and guess what they there wasn't a peep. You didn't
Speaker 8: have people complaining about and crying about it. So again,
Speaker 8: this is just another way for the unions in the
Speaker 8: government school system to indoctrinate kids. Which it's a total
Speaker 8: shame that you have this indoctrination brainwashing happening in New
Speaker 8: York City schools, schools in Washington State and elsewhere. They
Speaker 8: have anti ice propaganda posters all over the place. And
Speaker 8: it's really a good argument for why we should have
Speaker 8: school choice so that you don't have so much propaganda
Speaker 8: and kids being used as political ponds in the Democrats
Speaker 8: game try to reclaim power.
Speaker 2: Well, it's all about between this and the migration, it's
Speaker 2: and the kids. It's all about trying to mint as
Speaker 2: many Democrat voters as possible. But before I let you go,
Speaker 2: I also got to talk about this other situation here
Speaker 2: the Grammys and there woke fest that return to our
Speaker 2: screens this year gets worse every year. I don't even
Speaker 2: watch it. But Billie Eilish and somebody I'd never heard
Speaker 2: of before called bad Bunny, have a look at this.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna say, eyes out. We're not savas, we're not animals,
Speaker 11: we're not aliens, we aren't humans, and we are Americans.
Speaker 2: Corey. I loved the irony of all these people who
Speaker 2: live behind walls with security and everything else talking about
Speaker 2: open borders. But I also want to return to Billie
Speaker 2: Eilish's comments too, where she said no one is illegal
Speaker 2: on stolen land. I mean again, surely this must apply
Speaker 2: to her multi million dollar mansion as well.
Speaker 9: Right, yeah, look bad Bunny, he said, we're all Americans.
Speaker 8: Okay, this issue is not really about whether you know
Speaker 8: American citizens. If you're an American citizen, you should have
Speaker 8: nothing to worry about. The ice immigration enforcement is to
Speaker 8: kick out illegal so bad buddy. If for all Americans,
Speaker 8: we should be on the same side of this argument here.
Speaker 8: But this, you know, the Grammys is turned into a cult,
Speaker 8: right They just they just repeat their incantations, try to
Speaker 8: get some applause. And it's supposed to be about kind
Speaker 8: of Hollywood, right, It's supposed to be about producing films
Speaker 8: and great and great works of art, but they've turned
Speaker 8: it into a political theater. And Billie Eilish is the
Speaker 8: biggest hypocrite of them all over the past week because
Speaker 8: she said we're on stolen land and has a fourteen
Speaker 8: million dollar mansion. It's like, okay, we'll put up or
Speaker 8: shut up if you really think we're on stolen land.
Speaker 8: A lot of people have been calling for her to
Speaker 8: give her house away. It costs fourteen million dollars to
Speaker 8: the natives in the area. The thing is, she's a hope,
Speaker 8: a hopeless hypocrite that doesn't actually believe what she's saying.
Speaker 9: She just thinks she needs to repeat these things.
Speaker 8: And it's really why we need alternatives to Hollywood and
Speaker 8: the far left producers. We need news stations on the right,
Speaker 8: but we also need alternative entertainment like Angels Studios. For example,
Speaker 8: here in America, they released a movie called Sound of
Speaker 8: Freedom that was a best seller, and so they also
Speaker 8: did win on the school system called The Death of
Speaker 8: Recess that just came out that's doing really well, so
Speaker 8: we need competition when it comes to entertainment as well.
Speaker 9: It'll get these people to shut up.
Speaker 2: At some point, Corey, We're gonna have to leave it there,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to stick to listening to the Apple
Speaker 2: Classical app I think, Cordee, let's thank you so much
Speaker 2: for your time.
Speaker 9: Thanks so much, James, good talking to you.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot more going on in the US,
Speaker 2: including a disturbing story out of Las Vegas. And joining
Speaker 2: me now to discuss this and a lot more is
Speaker 2: political commentator Stephanie Hammel. Stephanie wasn't was the program, And
Speaker 2: I want to start with this very weird story out
Speaker 2: of Las Vegas, which I think deserves a lot more
Speaker 2: attention than it's getting. An illegal biolab has been found
Speaker 2: running out of a Las Vegas home that has also
Speaker 2: been searched been serving as an Airbnb. Now Metropolice in
Speaker 2: the FBI carried out a search and found that it
Speaker 2: was linked to a secret Chinese lab that was found
Speaker 2: in California in twenty twenty three, which was oozing with
Speaker 2: equal I, HIV, malaria and COVID carrying mice. This is
Speaker 2: all very disturbing, Stephanie. How do you think we should
Speaker 2: be about this, particularly the fact that it has connections
Speaker 2: to the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 12: Hi, James, I am concerned because, as you mentioned, there
Speaker 12: were links to another lab that we saw in the
Speaker 12: news several years ago in California. So how many labs
Speaker 12: are there in the United States of America and across the.
Speaker 13: World for that matter.
Speaker 12: In this particular case, there are so many more questions
Speaker 12: than answers.
Speaker 13: Right now.
Speaker 12: We know that they found like a thousand pieces of
Speaker 12: evidence in regards to these bio weapons potentially.
Speaker 13: And hazardous materials.
Speaker 12: So as you had said, they found things like COVID
Speaker 12: and danay and malaria and HIV. What are they trying
Speaker 12: to do with this stuff here in the US? And
Speaker 12: more details about the suspect here. He apparently is a
Speaker 12: Chinese national. So we have Chinese nationals in the US
Speaker 12: running these labs, and you know, if they're doing it
Speaker 12: in secrecy, it's probably because they're not doing it for
Speaker 12: a good reason, if I had to guess, So there
Speaker 12: must be something nefarious going on there. And even if
Speaker 12: they had good intentions, the fact that they have this
Speaker 12: in a neighborhood, in a home really puts so many
Speaker 12: Americans and people in the world at risk.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, it just seems very very disturbing to me, and
Speaker 2: it seems like a huge national security issue. And I
Speaker 2: hopefully we hear more about this in the days weeks
Speaker 2: to come. But I want to move over to California
Speaker 2: as well, and we've got to talk about this here.
Speaker 2: The absolute tongue bath the media is giving Governor Gavin
Speaker 2: Newsom now. The New York Times this week devoted an
Speaker 2: entire page to Gavin Newsom, while Vogue published its own profile,
Speaker 2: which and get your sick bags, folks here, because it
Speaker 2: opened with the words, let's get this out of the way.
Speaker 2: He is embarrassingly handsome, his hair seasoned with silver, at
Speaker 2: ease with his own evidence, and it went on to
Speaker 2: describe him as lithe ardent, energetic, a glimmer of optimism
Speaker 2: in his eye, Kennedy esque Stephanie. This is pretty over
Speaker 2: the top. And if they're going this hard now, trying
Speaker 2: to pump up Gavin Newsom, does this tell us that
Speaker 2: maybe some folks are actually worried that if people start
Speaker 2: to look at what Gavin Newsom actually did in California,
Speaker 2: they might not want him as president of the United States.
Speaker 12: I wasn't ready for the cringe in this article, and
Speaker 12: it just went.
Speaker 13: On and on and on and on. It was so long.
Speaker 12: And this the author of the piece, Maya Singer, I mean,
Speaker 12: she was just fawning over Newsom. I mean, kicking off
Speaker 12: with just how good looking Newsom is.
Speaker 13: It's just embarrassing how good looking he is.
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm embarrassed for this person who essentially is
Speaker 12: calling themselves a journalist, that they would have the audacity
Speaker 12: to publish something like this without even being slightly critical
Speaker 12: of maybe Newsom's policies and how they have affected the
Speaker 12: state of California. California has so many issues and none
Speaker 12: of those were addressed in this article. As an American voter,
Speaker 12: I can tell you I don't want to California the
Speaker 12: United States of America. I also find it interesting that
Speaker 12: the party who is so vocally opposed to white men
Speaker 12: are looking at another older white man for president.
Speaker 13: This is the.
Speaker 12: People, this is the person people are supporting for president
Speaker 12: in these early polls. Newsom hasn't announced that he's running yet,
Speaker 12: but it's very obvious he's really considering it and taking
Speaker 12: himself seriously, because if you look at his Twitter feed.
Speaker 12: It's all about Trump. It's nothing to do with his state.
Speaker 12: He also was recently gallivanting around Davos, trying to mingle
Speaker 12: with the world elite, trying to show that maybe he
Speaker 12: is a good potential for president.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean it's funny too, because, as you suggest,
Speaker 2: Kevin Newson was kind of setting up himself up as
Speaker 2: the de facto leader of the opposition in the United States.
Speaker 2: But I just have a hard time taking him seriously
Speaker 2: because you know, for all the pretty boy looks, there's
Speaker 2: something weird and reptilian about him, and he just doesn't
Speaker 2: wind up convincing people I think that he's a normal guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, just take a look at this clip here.
Speaker 5: It's just typical Trump trying to forgive me.
Speaker 11: It's a French phrase, piss on the grasshoppers to hear
Speaker 11: them sing.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, Stephanie, but I actually asked
Speaker 2: a few French people. None of them had actually heard
Speaker 2: of this phrase. What is he trying to do here?
Speaker 12: He's just trying to seem likable and funny, and it's
Speaker 12: just not hitting well. Maybe some people like it, like
Speaker 12: Maya singer over at Vogue, but the rest of everyday Americans.
Speaker 12: I don't think they're buying into it. It is very cringe.
Speaker 12: It's just really hard to watch, and I just don't think.
Speaker 13: The American people are going to support someone like that.
Speaker 12: And we see him trying to position himself as some
Speaker 12: sort of moderate, but he has a record that he
Speaker 12: can't run away from.
Speaker 13: He's been in politics forever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean we've been playing clips on this
Speaker 2: show of the state of Los Angeles and San Francisco
Speaker 2: for years now, and I just feel like all of
Speaker 2: those things are going to wind up making incredible Republican
Speaker 2: campaign ads should he wind up being the nominee. But
Speaker 2: on too a former US President Bill Clinton and his
Speaker 2: wife Hillary Well, they have finally agreed to testify into
Speaker 2: in a correstionional investigation into the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: Now this could stave off a planned vote to hold
Speaker 2: the pair in contempt. But what are you expecting anything,
Speaker 2: if anything, to come out of this testimony.
Speaker 13: I mean, I hope something will.
Speaker 12: I would love to see some of the people who
Speaker 12: are named in the Epstein files held accountable, but it's
Speaker 12: been going on for so long and it appears that
Speaker 12: there's just been this cover up and an effort to
Speaker 12: protect all of these people. I'll say that I've spent
Speaker 12: the last few nights going through hundreds of these Epstein
Speaker 12: files directly from the DJ website, because I wanted to
Speaker 12: make sure some of the things I'd seen on social
Speaker 12: media were accurate, that these weren't doctored emails or just
Speaker 12: fake stuff that people were sharing on social media. And
Speaker 12: I am actually shocked to my core. I'm just totally
Speaker 12: appalled by the things I've seen.
Speaker 13: I just can't.
Speaker 12: Believe that there are so many people in positions of power,
Speaker 12: they're rich, the wealthy Hollywood, who are so depraved and
Speaker 12: would have interest in these diabolical things that Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 12: was apparently doing according to his own emails.
Speaker 13: It is just abhorrent.
Speaker 12: And then the idea in the fact that Gilaine Maxwell
Speaker 12: is the only person behind bars, so are so many
Speaker 12: people that need to be held accountable. This hearing that's
Speaker 12: coming up, it's going to be at the end of
Speaker 12: the month. And the reason the Clinton this is my theory,
Speaker 12: the reason the Clintons agreed to doing this was because
Speaker 12: Democrats started turning on them, and you know, people are
Speaker 12: politically irrelevant when the Democrats start turning on them.
Speaker 13: So that says a lot.
Speaker 12: About the Clintons. But Bill Clinton can't run away from this.
Speaker 12: He is in so many photos, he is in so
Speaker 12: many of the emails. He's visited the island, He's been
Speaker 12: on the Lita Express too many times. So he's going
Speaker 12: to have a lot of explaining to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean, as the old phrase and political
Speaker 2: scandals goes, what did he know and when did he
Speaker 2: know it? Steph? Before I let you go, I want
Speaker 2: to show you this here is people are starting to
Speaker 2: get sick of anti immigration Customs Enforcement ICE protesters. As
Speaker 2: I suggested earlier, but I was hoping you could explain
Speaker 2: this to me. These Minnesota residents have set up a
Speaker 2: check point, and well, just let this lady explain how
Speaker 2: this works.
Speaker 3: We are literally creating a place that we know who's
Speaker 3: coming and going in and out of our neighborhood.
Speaker 7: Steph.
Speaker 2: It sounds like all of these anti immigration enforcement protesters
Speaker 2: have come up with something that sounds an awful lot
Speaker 2: like a border checkpoint, which is pretty ironic, is it?
Speaker 12: Yeah, Nothing says defending democracy like cause playing border agents
Speaker 12: or ICE agents. It's just so absurd, and it's just
Speaker 12: so on brand for these protesters. Of course they're going
Speaker 12: to set up a barrier and try to find out
Speaker 12: who's coming in and if there were a threat for
Speaker 12: their community. Same thing with the American people, right we
Speaker 12: have a barrier or border wall, border laws. We just
Speaker 12: want to know who's coming in and we want to
Speaker 12: know who's a threat to our community. The thing that's
Speaker 12: just so annoying about the situation is that the federal
Speaker 12: government is going after criminal illegals, like horrible criminals, violent criminals, rapists, pedophiles,
Speaker 12: and people that have long rap sheets, and the community
Speaker 12: is just going out on a limb here, you know,
Speaker 12: using their bodies as shields to protect these horrible people
Speaker 12: that have no place in this society.
Speaker 2: Stephanie, as the saying goes, you either have strong borders
Speaker 2: around your nation or you have strong borders within it.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for your time, Stephanie, really appreciate it. Now,
Speaker 2: don't go away because the New York Post Editor at Large,
Speaker 2: Kelly Jane Torrens, is with us after the break to
Speaker 2: talk about what's going on in New York City. But
Speaker 2: first let's go to the City of Brotherly love Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: where the Sheriff's Department has just put out this ad
Speaker 2: trying to recruit the best, the bravest, and the fittest
Speaker 2: to come join them. And as you will see, they're
Speaker 2: only looking for applicants who are in peak physical condition.
Speaker 2: Have a look, and I assure you this is not
Speaker 2: a joke.
Speaker 1: God we fu.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I reckon even I could pass the physical for that gig.
Speaker 2: What do you think would I look good in uniform?
Speaker 2: Maybe not? Anyways, stick around Just Kellen Jane Torrens coming
Speaker 2: up after break, Welcome back to the program. And as
Speaker 2: we talk about all things American, I thought it might
Speaker 2: be a good idea to take a trip to New
Speaker 2: York City and see how things are going. One month
Speaker 2: in with zoron Mom Donnie the Big Apple's new Democrat
Speaker 2: socialist mayor. Now, just a reminder, this is what he
Speaker 2: promised in his inaugurational address.
Speaker 7: We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the
Speaker 7: warmth of collectivism.
Speaker 2: Ah, the warmth of collectivism. Well, let's check out how
Speaker 2: that's going.
Speaker 3: Hey, if I had to grade the city on how
Speaker 3: well they did cleaning off the snow, I'd give them
Speaker 3: a zero. Should we do a texture check, Curs and
Speaker 3: sol They cleaned up the snow like it's a small town.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, As anyone who's ever seen Doctor Jevago knows,
Speaker 2: the warm embrace of collectivism can't melt snow. To tell
Speaker 2: us all about this and all the other disasters unfolding
Speaker 2: in the new socialist paradise, let's go to The New
Speaker 2: York Post Editor at large, Kelly Jane Torrance. Kelly, thank
Speaker 2: you so much for joining me here. This snowstorm has
Speaker 2: clearly been a disaster. At least thirteen people have died
Speaker 2: of hypothermia, so it's not just about inconvenience. Here's a
Speaker 2: little bit of the mayor.
Speaker 7: Each of these lives lost is a tragedy. My heart
Speaker 7: was at the family of those mourning their loved ones.
Speaker 7: We are continuing to do everything in our power to
Speaker 7: get every New Yorker into a shelter where they will
Speaker 7: be warm.
Speaker 2: Kelly, what is it like there in New York living
Speaker 2: under this regime that can't deal with the snow. How
Speaker 2: is the warm and brace of collectivism treating you?
Speaker 14: James, I'm not feeling very warm these days. Admittedly I
Speaker 14: am right now because I'm in a nice, warm studio,
Speaker 14: but out just outside it's a disaster. It's just incredible
Speaker 14: how badly he has mismanaged his very first snowstorm. You know,
Speaker 14: he stopped the NYPD from going after and dismantling homeless encampments,
Speaker 14: so he really is not being very warm towards the
Speaker 14: people freezing to death outside. Yes, you know, there's a
Speaker 14: lot of issues with the homeless here in New York,
Speaker 14: and he's determined not to do anything about it. If
Speaker 14: somebody wants to stay out and freeze, he's happy to
Speaker 14: just let them sit there and not even try to
Speaker 14: get the people into somewhere warm. It's incredible. The snow
Speaker 14: is still here, a lot of it. It's we've got
Speaker 14: record called temperatures really in the next day or so.
Speaker 14: You know, there's a you know, keep getting these weather
Speaker 14: alerts and it's crazy. You know, the garbage hasn't been
Speaker 14: picked up either, James. You know, when I came home
Speaker 14: the other night, there were two huge sanitation trucks parked
Speaker 14: on my block, but the guys were just standing outside them,
Speaker 14: just kind of joking around.
Speaker 5: It didn't look like they were doing any work. I'm
Speaker 5: not sure what that.
Speaker 14: Was about I tried to take some pictures of the trucks,
Speaker 14: and the sanitation guys weren't too happy with me, so
Speaker 14: I had to have a nice chat with them to
Speaker 14: you know, be able to go on my merry way
Speaker 14: on in Ma Donnie's New York. But it's incredible. You know,
Speaker 14: the traffic is terrible. You know, Uber prices are.
Speaker 5: Through the roof.
Speaker 14: It was they wanted fifty two dollars for a ten
Speaker 14: minute ride the other day. And it's harder to never
Speaker 14: get a cab, of course, because cabs are working with
Speaker 14: Uber now. So you know, this is all This has
Speaker 14: been a complete disaster. The only thing that could make
Speaker 14: it worse if you know, you had the UN General
Speaker 14: Assembly happening at the same time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I mean, having lived in New York a
Speaker 2: lot of my life, I know that this practical issue
Speaker 2: of trash is insane at the moment. And I know
Speaker 2: that when those trash mountains start to build up in
Speaker 2: New York, they're the first sign of a breakdown in
Speaker 2: the broader order of the city. Haven't listened because you're
Speaker 2: not the only one. Here's some other locals.
Speaker 1: Getting out until the spring.
Speaker 2: Look at his dirt a week after the snowstorm.
Speaker 6: Look at his.
Speaker 2: Dirty Kelly, Are you worried, as somebody who's lived in
Speaker 2: New York for a long time, that this is a
Speaker 2: sign of things to come, that you know, this is
Speaker 2: this is the first sign of a much broader breakdown
Speaker 2: in New York, that we could be going back to
Speaker 2: a pre Giuliani type of situation in the city.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, it.
Speaker 14: Could be, as they say, a perfect storm, James, because
Speaker 14: we've seen, you know, crime has been a problem in
Speaker 14: New York.
Speaker 5: Mayor Adams brought some most of it down a bit.
Speaker 14: But with Momdanni and now and of course his pro
Speaker 14: criminal you know activities and rules, it's it's everyone for
Speaker 14: themselves really in terms of law abiding New Yorkers. And
Speaker 14: by the way, while we're facing you know, this possible
Speaker 14: breakdown in public order, Mamdani is most focused on his own,
Speaker 14: you know, appearance. He actually got the one thing he
Speaker 14: did do for storm preparation was got a custom embroidered Carhart.
Speaker 5: Jacket that, uh, you know, it's hilarious.
Speaker 14: One of his spokes people said that, you know, he
Speaker 14: wanted to have a new look for a new start.
Speaker 5: Well except that he used an old, old font.
Speaker 14: Of of that says the City of New York from
Speaker 14: advertising from decades ago.
Speaker 5: Uh, it's incredible.
Speaker 14: And apparently he's only been seen in this jacket once
Speaker 14: and I guess everyone took notice.
Speaker 5: He's been too scared to wear it.
Speaker 14: But you know again, you know, during the campaign, this
Speaker 14: guy was all about smiling and his social media videos
Speaker 14: and really low on substance. You know, he couldn't even
Speaker 14: wouldn't even take a stand on so many of the issues.
Speaker 5: And now we're seeing what happens.
Speaker 14: You know, he's again caring about his appearance while the
Speaker 14: city is falling apart. And of course you know what
Speaker 14: happens when garbage piles up rats. Yeah, and you know
Speaker 14: it's it's you know, it's going to be every person
Speaker 14: for themselves, and you know the rats are going to
Speaker 14: probably be, you know, taking over pretty soon.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And I mean, you know, this bespoke Bolshevik mom
Speaker 2: Donnie here talking about crime. He really seems to be
Speaker 2: going on as we feared before the election. On this
Speaker 2: now footage is the merge of a deranged man lunging
Speaker 2: at police with a knife. The man was eventually shot,
Speaker 2: but Mom Donnie's sympathy was not with the officer who
Speaker 2: went through this ordeal, but instead he went to go
Speaker 2: meet with the family of the knife wielding man and
Speaker 2: chatted with him in hospital. How look at this.
Speaker 7: I spoke with the Chuckerworthy family and I visited Javis
Speaker 7: in the hospital, and there is no family should have
Speaker 7: to endure this kind of pain.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, what.
Speaker 14: That's the right reaction, James. What It's incredible. I mean,
Speaker 14: here's somebody who you know, puts his life at stake
Speaker 14: every time he goes to work, as all NYPD officers do,
Speaker 14: and he got shot. Luckily, you know, he survived. It
Speaker 14: could have been a lot worse. And you know, you
Speaker 14: just you know, the cops are the guy attacking with
Speaker 14: the knife, Sorr. I mean, he could have you know,
Speaker 14: he could have been stamped to death for all you know,
Speaker 14: you know, if if it had gotten to that, and
Speaker 14: would Wandanni still be visiting in that case his murder
Speaker 14: instead of just his attacker. It's incredible that his sympathies
Speaker 14: are with the people that are not only making him
Speaker 14: ypd's jobs more difficult, but endangering everybody in this city.
Speaker 14: And that's who Zara Mum, Donnie stands with it's it's
Speaker 14: just it's it's it's frightful, and it does not bode
Speaker 14: well for the rest of his administration.
Speaker 2: No, and you know they also got their hands on
Speaker 2: the next generation too, because before I let you go,
Speaker 2: I've got to play this year absolutely not's footage. This
Speaker 2: is like something out of the Cultural Revolution. Students at
Speaker 2: New York's Chloe Day School are being taught anti ice
Speaker 2: chants by activists.
Speaker 5: Look at so some of.
Speaker 10: Our friends are gonna share how they feel about what's
Speaker 10: happening and what they want to see happening out over.
Speaker 15: It to change the hard that you see. Why we
Speaker 15: want to tell people.
Speaker 3: Speople and what do we want to say at the school?
Speaker 2: Kelly, This is like brainwashing. As I said, it's like
Speaker 2: the Cultural Revolution. What is happening here?
Speaker 14: You're right, James, that is the analogy to make the
Speaker 14: cultural revolution.
Speaker 5: And it's kind of crazy.
Speaker 14: I mean, these are children who obviously don't understand the
Speaker 14: very you know, difficult, complicated issues at play here, and
Speaker 14: certainly their teachers are not, uh, you know, actually explaining
Speaker 14: what's actually going on.
Speaker 5: And it's really sad to use children as ponds.
Speaker 14: You know, you can have your opinions about ice if
Speaker 14: you don't think that, you know, you want the government
Speaker 14: getting out illegal immigrant criminals.
Speaker 5: You know, we've got people that have been wanted for
Speaker 5: everything from.
Speaker 14: Assault to sexual assault, even of miners to murder. If
Speaker 14: you're you know, standing for those people, that's one thing.
Speaker 14: But to use children as your pond to help those
Speaker 14: criminals is just beyond the pale. And it worries me
Speaker 14: because this is exactly from the communist playbook. And you know,
Speaker 14: Zerun Mamdannie is already you know, making the city worse.
Speaker 14: You know, I wonder how comfortable people would feel doing that,
Speaker 14: For example, if Mayor Adams was still in office, and
Speaker 14: I haven't heard, you know, mom Donnie utter a word
Speaker 14: of complaint about that kind of brainwashing. And you just know,
Speaker 14: you know, he's trying to, of course make more good
Speaker 14: little voters that will vote for the insanity that he represents.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he approves of that, absolutely one. Kelly, Jay
Speaker 2: and Torrens, thank you so much for your time read
Speaker 2: her stuff for the New York Post. And speaking of
Speaker 2: pro immigration protesters, have you ever wondered about the training
Speaker 2: sessions some of these Karens go through before they mix
Speaker 2: it up with the federals. Well, check this out footage,
Speaker 2: and this is real. It is not an SNL skit
Speaker 2: of activists learning the ropes.
Speaker 15: Blas no feares.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they already had those whistles to call for help
Speaker 2: when they fell down at the nursing home. Stick around
Speaker 2: because elections correspondent Rihanna Liman is with us after the break.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the program. Thrilled now to be joined
Speaker 2: by elections correspondent for the Federalist dot Com, Brianna Lyman. Brianna,
Speaker 2: thanks so much for coming on the program tonight. Huge
Speaker 2: news out of Washington, where it looks like the paper
Speaker 2: that devoted itself to the idea of democracy dying in
Speaker 2: darkness is dying a bit of a slow death itself,
Speaker 2: with publisher Jeff Bezos laying off three hundred workers, three
Speaker 2: hundred journalists, about a third of the newsroom staff. What's
Speaker 2: your reaction to this, because while no one ever cheers
Speaker 2: when a journalist is fired, it does seem to me
Speaker 2: that this just proves that the Washington Post's business model
Speaker 2: of anti Trump hackery, well that just doesn't sell anymore,
Speaker 2: does it.
Speaker 4: No? And right now, at least in the United States,
Speaker 4: there is a record low trust in the mainstream media,
Speaker 4: or as I like to call it, the propaganda press.
Speaker 4: And I think Washington Post is a case point. Right.
Speaker 4: This is an outlet that has peddled the Russia collusion hopes.
Speaker 4: They peddled the Kavanaugh papesmear hoax. They pedal that Biden
Speaker 4: is actually a super healthy and cognizant guy. That wasn't true.
Speaker 4: So I think readers have lost trust. And when you're
Speaker 4: being charged to then read the Washington Post articles, you
Speaker 4: realize you're not getting that much bang for your bucket.
Speaker 4: You can go over to free sites. You can go
Speaker 4: to Sky News, you can go to Fox News.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: There are ways you can access the news just the
Speaker 4: same and not get that left from spin. And I
Speaker 4: see a lot of people saying, well, Jeff Bezo should
Speaker 4: have just dipped into his own personal money and paid
Speaker 4: these staffers for five years. And that's what we see
Speaker 4: when you see happen when the real world collides with
Speaker 4: liberal fantasies. Right, they don't understand that in a capitalist society,
Speaker 4: when you're doing business, if your product doesn't sell, you're done, right,
Speaker 4: They don't seem to understand that. So they're learning a
Speaker 4: real life lesson. That's unfortunate. They've lost their jobs, but
Speaker 4: if they have actually useful skills, they should have no
Speaker 4: problem finding a new one.
Speaker 2: Well exactly. I mean, this is the thing that really
Speaker 2: strikes me. You talk about the hoax, is this is
Speaker 2: a paper that was used to launder every sort of
Speaker 2: deep state conspiracy about Trump. This was the paper that
Speaker 2: was used to push through the Steel dossier, which was
Speaker 2: full of all of those hoaxes and lives about that
Speaker 2: Trump in an attempt to interfere with an election. I mean,
Speaker 2: once you've got a newspaper trying to be a player
Speaker 2: in an election, it's all over, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then again the Washington Post tries to build
Speaker 4: it self. As you know, a neutral democracy dies in darkness.
Speaker 4: And yet for them, democracy dies in darkness if Republicans
Speaker 4: are winning. That's always been And when a Republican is
Speaker 4: in office, everything that they do is bad, it's illegal,
Speaker 4: it's unconstitutional. And when a Democrat's in office, even if
Speaker 4: it is illegal and unconstitutional, it's wiped away or it's
Speaker 4: swept under the rug by the Washington Post. And so
Speaker 4: I think that they're learning that readers don't actually want
Speaker 4: to read them anymore, especially some of the sections they cut,
Speaker 4: like their book section. I think they cut their sports section.
Speaker 4: You know, A sports has put that aside. Right, people
Speaker 4: are tired of being told that men can play in girls' sports.
Speaker 4: Washington Post has peddled that kind of fantasy and delusion.
Speaker 4: They're also tired of hearing about racism and sports. They
Speaker 4: just want to walk sports play out. And again, you
Speaker 4: can go to Fox Sports, right. They don't talk about racism.
Speaker 4: They talk about what you're watching. So it's little things
Speaker 4: like that that the Washington Posts over the past few
Speaker 4: years could have changed. They never did, and now they're
Speaker 4: facing the repercussions.
Speaker 2: Absolutely right. Hey, speaking of media lefties too, I want
Speaker 2: to talk about former failed CNN host with relevance deprivation disorder,
Speaker 2: Donald Lemon, and President Trump has ripped into him over
Speaker 2: his claim that he was acting as a journalist when
Speaker 2: he followed a mob of anti ice protesters storming a
Speaker 2: church in Minneapolis. Have a look at what he had
Speaker 2: to say.
Speaker 11: One Trumpeter in particular that just I watched his performance,
Speaker 11: it was terrible. They try and use frema repressed and
Speaker 11: alls to get out of a criminal event. But that
Speaker 11: was a horrible thing to witness.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, we've had others on the left saying that
Speaker 2: oh no, no, no, no, this church. Showing the church
Speaker 2: and what was going on in this church was like
Speaker 2: showing what was going on in the death camp Nazien Germany.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, Brihanna, the Left, they've lost it
Speaker 2: on this one, haven't they.
Speaker 4: Don Lemon is an embarrassment of a journalist, let alone
Speaker 4: a man. I mean, take at just the face value.
Speaker 4: Men are supposed to protect women and children, and Don
Speaker 4: Lemon went into this Christian church to harass and terrorize
Speaker 4: young children. So not only did he fail as a journalist,
Speaker 4: he felt just in his basic manhood as for his journalists. Look,
Speaker 4: being a journalist is not a get out of jail
Speaker 4: free card. I cannot go and commit a crime and say,
Speaker 4: but I'm a journalist. I was just testing this out
Speaker 4: because I'm going to write an entire report on how
Speaker 4: to actually rob someone successfully. You no, you don't get
Speaker 4: to do those things. And according to the indictment, he
Speaker 4: blocked one of the I think it was the exit ways.
Speaker 4: That's all what a journalist does. He was also harassing
Speaker 4: the pastor. The pastor said, look, these are people who
Speaker 4: are trying to worship, and Don Lemon says, well, they
Speaker 4: have you know, freedom of the press. Well, there's also
Speaker 4: freedom of religion, and he violated that. And when Biden
Speaker 4: was in office, they went after conservative journalists and throw
Speaker 4: them in jail, or tried to throw them in jail
Speaker 4: under the Face Act. And so, you know what, for
Speaker 4: the same party that told us nobody's above the law
Speaker 4: and that people should be treated equally under the law,
Speaker 4: Don Lemon is now getting exactly what he reaped.
Speaker 2: Well. And not only that, the Obama administration, rather the
Speaker 2: Biden administration put churches under surveillance and said that people
Speaker 2: who attended Latin Catholic masses could be suspicious and white supremacists. Hey,
Speaker 2: on that other subject though, of white supremacy. Nike, as
Speaker 2: would say in the United States, or Nike as we
Speaker 2: say down under, they're under investigation by the US government
Speaker 2: overclaims that the footwear company discriminated actively against white workers.
Speaker 2: Court documents have been revealed showing investigations are being led
Speaker 2: into allegations the firm engaged in biased treatment against white employees,
Speaker 2: job applicants, and training program participants tell me about this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I read the story, and I don't think it's surprising.
Speaker 4: You know, we have seen the di monster kind of
Speaker 4: take over a lot of corporations over the past few years,
Speaker 4: and I think only now are we having that kind
Speaker 4: of reconciliation. We're kind of orienting ourselves to say this
Speaker 4: was ridiculous. We were justifying discrimination against in particular white
Speaker 4: men to remedy what others claim was happening, even though
Speaker 4: there was not necessarily any proof to say there was
Speaker 4: widespread discrimination. Right, And I think it's good that Nike
Speaker 4: or Nike will be held accountable, as every corporation should,
Speaker 4: because everybody should focus on merit based applicants. If you
Speaker 4: are picking someone because they check a box with their race,
Speaker 4: their gender, their sexuality, that's problematic because one it doesn't
Speaker 4: mean that they're qualified to do the job, and two
Speaker 4: again you're pushing someone else aside who may be qualified
Speaker 4: but because of their skin tone. So discrimination is bad
Speaker 4: no matter who it is against, and everybody should take
Speaker 4: a stand black, white, Asian, whatever you are, against any
Speaker 4: kind of discrimination, including hiring practices.
Speaker 2: Here here and very well said finally, Brianna, before I
Speaker 2: let you go. It's a super Bowl this weekend. I
Speaker 2: hope everyone's going to get their hot wings out and
Speaker 2: all that sort of fun stuff. But our old friend
Speaker 2: Bad Bunny I mentioned him earlier in the show, and
Speaker 2: I don't know where they get these names, but he
Speaker 2: has been announced as the halftime show. Now we've talked
Speaker 2: a lot about politics in sport here. Is he going
Speaker 2: to wind up using this halftime show to go on
Speaker 2: another rant about illegal immigration and Trump and everything else?
Speaker 4: Oh of course he will. And I think it's odd
Speaker 4: that the NFL allowed him to be the singer or
Speaker 4: the performer, because most people who are tuning in on
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl and who even are attending that one
Speaker 4: probably aren't going there for politics. They're not these soy
Speaker 4: boys or these white woke liberal women. They're probably young
Speaker 4: dudes who care about sports and politics, and we also
Speaker 4: know are not politics. But we do know that young
Speaker 4: dudes who do care about sports also tend to lean Republican.
Speaker 4: We saw on the twenty twenty four election, eighteen to
Speaker 4: twenty nine year old young men shifted twenty nine points
Speaker 4: the right. We know older men tend to be conservative,
Speaker 4: So the demographic that will likely be watching and attending
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl is not the same time graphic that
Speaker 4: would enjoy bad Bunny. At least that's what I would assume.
Speaker 2: Brand Aliman so well said, And yes, if only the
Speaker 2: King could come back and give us some of that
Speaker 2: wisdom today, Brandliman from the Federalist dot Com, thank you
Speaker 2: so much as always for your time. Really appreciate your
Speaker 2: coming on the program. Now stick around because Only in
Speaker 2: America is next, and you're not going to want to
Speaker 2: miss it, because well, we love our Only in America,
Speaker 2: don't we folks. But what's the old saying about common
Speaker 2: sense being not that common. Well, here's some common sense
Speaker 2: from a lady known as Grannie Biggins, and I think
Speaker 2: she gets the last word on the whole stolen land debate.
Speaker 14: Most people don't want to hear this, but I'm going
Speaker 14: to say it anyway. If mourners don't matter, neither does
Speaker 14: who stole the land.
Speaker 2: You got to pick one, Yes, you tell them Granny.
Speaker 2: Only in America is next. Welcome back to the program,
Speaker 2: and now it's time for that segment you know and
Speaker 2: love Only in America. Mate, Yes, I suspect you know
Speaker 2: where this is going. Have you ever thought about what
Speaker 2: Donald Trump would sound like if he were Australian. Well
Speaker 2: comedian Scott Miller has and here's the result.
Speaker 16: You know, they say that it's been Asy and the
Speaker 16: alban Asi, can you believe it? Asia and the Albanesi.
Speaker 16: It should be nothing but difficult in hard times. And
Speaker 16: the Albensia, isn't it? The course of living is yet
Speaker 16: numbers never seen before. Believe me, we're looking into it.
Speaker 2: You can say that again, and that was recorded before
Speaker 2: interest rates went up. Anyway, that's all the time we
Speaker 2: have for this week. See you next time and I'll
Speaker 2: catch you Sunday morning at nine am. For outsiders,