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Speaker 1: It's the Alex marlow Show. I'm glad you're here. We're
Speaker 1: gonna get you some Iron War updates today where communications
Speaker 1: have gotten an impath with the rainy regime. We got
Speaker 1: some State dinner updates which all the pomp and circumstances,
Speaker 1: some great messaging, Trump absolutely on point with his speeches,
Speaker 1: gets to some of that. We're gonna have more victim
Speaker 1: blaming that I'll run down for you, with Trump getting
Speaker 1: blamed for his own assassination tempt. But we'll start with
Speaker 1: the James Comey indictment, which came out a little bit
Speaker 1: after yesterday's show, So this won't be the newest information,
Speaker 1: but I want to get you everything that's up to
Speaker 1: the minute for you, as well as my take on
Speaker 1: this with someone who has written extensively about Jim Comey's
Speaker 1: law fair and how he really did try to inspire
Speaker 1: assassination and President Trump is not a joke. You can't
Speaker 1: write eighty six forty seven and not know exactly what
Speaker 1: that means. When you're in the position of power that
Speaker 1: Jim Comey was in as FBI director, he knows full well.
Speaker 1: But let's start with Todd blanche who's the acting Attorney General,
Speaker 1: who's getting straight down to business, which, again, this is
Speaker 1: what Trump likes. This is the number one job qualification
Speaker 1: for someone to work for Trump. Do you do stuff
Speaker 1: or are you someone who's going to sit on the
Speaker 1: sidelines or are you going to be someone who just
Speaker 1: starts engaging. So this is from the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: Let's play cut nine.
Speaker 3: Please, guys, threatening the life of the President of the
Speaker 3: United States will never be tolerated by the Department of Justice.
Speaker 3: Over the past year, this department has charged dozens of
Speaker 3: cases involving threats against all sorts of individuals. We take
Speaker 3: these seriously, every single one of them. I say that
Speaker 3: to say that, well, this case is unique, and this
Speaker 3: indictment stands out because of the name of the defendant,
Speaker 3: his alleged conduct is the same kind of conduct that
Speaker 3: we will never tolerate and that we will always investigate
Speaker 3: and regularly prosecute.
Speaker 1: I like the use of the word tolerant. It tolerates here,
Speaker 1: because why would we tolerate stuff like this? So, for
Speaker 1: those of you who are not familiar, this was an
Speaker 1: indictment that came down to federal felony accounts related to
Speaker 1: the May fifteenth Instagram post that Komi had made where
Speaker 1: he had put an image in the sand allegedly on
Speaker 1: some walk he was on where he spelled out eighty six,
Speaker 1: which means to eliminate. Anyone who's been the restaurant industry
Speaker 1: knows that, but also you would imagine law enforcement would
Speaker 1: know that as well. Eighty six means is a term
Speaker 1: for something when something is killed. That's when you eighty
Speaker 1: six it. And then forty seven, I mean the forty
Speaker 1: seven president. Pretty clear as day, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: This is straight out of US Code. It says you
Speaker 1: can't willfully make threats against taking the life again of
Speaker 1: the president. You can't even threaten to inflict bodily harm
Speaker 1: upon the president. It is illegal. Is one of those
Speaker 1: things that where free speech does end there. That is
Speaker 1: a clear as day in the statutes, so that's out there.
Speaker 1: So that was count number one. Count number two is
Speaker 1: transmitting a threat in interstate commerce. So I guess this
Speaker 1: is because he did this via Instagram social media platform.
Speaker 1: That's an additional penalty as well, potentially, so up to
Speaker 1: ten years in prison for each count. And so it'll
Speaker 1: be interesting here. What I like about it is action
Speaker 1: being taken. What I like about it is that when
Speaker 1: you have the opportunity for these people who engage in
Speaker 1: deep levels of law fair and James Comy's Lawfair against
Speaker 1: Psident Trump is mostly well known, but there's even additional
Speaker 1: details if you here to look them up in my
Speaker 1: latest book, Breaking the Law, where I go through a
Speaker 1: lot of this stuff. But he is someone who conspired
Speaker 1: against President Trump and used his status within the government
Speaker 1: to try to disseminate information that would get Trump indicted
Speaker 1: for Russian collusion. That was one of the things that
Speaker 1: he was up to, which was clear election interference, election meddling,
Speaker 1: and he did this from his perch as FBI director
Speaker 1: and all bad stuff. So there's a bad guy and
Speaker 1: he did something that was obviously illegal. So why would
Speaker 1: we allow for people to do things that are obviously illegal.
Speaker 1: In a climate where there's so much violence against the president,
Speaker 1: he's dodging assassination attempts. It seems like every other weekend.
Speaker 1: How could we have the top law enforce beneficial in
Speaker 1: this country be allowed to make such a threat against
Speaker 1: the president. It does not stand to reason that we
Speaker 1: would allow for that. So Tom Lanscae's in there and
Speaker 1: he immediately cracks down, and it's very hard not to
Speaker 1: love it. It's very hard not to love it. I
Speaker 1: got one more clip a blanche here. This is cut fifteen.
Speaker 4: Anybody in this country thinks, especially given what happened over
Speaker 4: the past couple of years with respect to President Trump,
Speaker 4: that it is okay for anybody to threaten the president
Speaker 4: of the United States, that it is okay to threaten
Speaker 4: the president of the United States, and then have the
Speaker 4: media or others say, well, that's not serious, then we
Speaker 4: have a bigger problem than I even imagined in this country.
Speaker 4: Of course, it's serious when you threaten the president of
Speaker 4: the United States, and anybody that tries to put forward
Speaker 4: some narrative that this is just about seashells or something
Speaker 4: to the contrary is missing the point. You cannot threaten
Speaker 4: the president of the United States. That's not my decision.
Speaker 4: That's Congress's decision in the law that they passed. And
Speaker 4: so yes, of course this is a serious case.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is his talking more, but it's a great
Speaker 1: talking point. It's in the law that you can't do this,
Speaker 1: and so he's going to in Congress pass the law.
Speaker 1: So it sounds like this should be an opening shut case,
Speaker 1: but it will be one where if Komi does not
Speaker 1: go to jail to for some period of time for this,
Speaker 1: then it does seem like then we're justffeckless and we
Speaker 1: don't have the ability to fight back at the same
Speaker 1: way that they fought against us. And if any of
Speaker 1: you who thinks this is pure a retribution is not
Speaker 1: because the law, he's clearly in violation of the law.
Speaker 1: But we also need to send a signal to people
Speaker 1: that if you're going to engage in law fair against
Speaker 1: President Trump and you're going a threatened President Trump, then
Speaker 1: we're not going to have tolerance for this. And if
Speaker 1: you think about all of the people who were put
Speaker 1: in jail by the previous regime, the Biden regime, and
Speaker 1: all of this was designed to rig an election. All
Speaker 1: this was designed to make it so that Trump could
Speaker 1: not feel the government. Think about how many people were
Speaker 1: probably deeply discouraged from joining up with Trump's administration because
Speaker 1: they know that once you do so, then you have
Speaker 1: the you will it's so likely that you will end
Speaker 1: up going to prison. It really is one of those
Speaker 1: things where you have to understand that this is deeply
Speaker 1: effective in terms of the way the left is targeted.
Speaker 1: The law, the law, fair apparatus, the law, fair superstructure. Again,
Speaker 1: President Trump supporters, it has a chili effect. It's very intimidating.
Speaker 1: They've been doing this to us, and so the people
Speaker 1: who are the most responsible, it is our obligation to
Speaker 1: hold them to the same standards that they've been holding us.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you go further than they do, but
Speaker 1: you have to hold them to the same standards. All right,
Speaker 1: I want to play Comy responded, let's play this please.
Speaker 1: This is cut to you.
Speaker 5: Well, they're back, this time about a picture of seashells
Speaker 5: on a North Carolina beach a year ago. And this
Speaker 5: won't be the end of it. But nothing has changed
Speaker 5: with me. I'm still innocent. I'm still not afraid, and
Speaker 5: I still believe in the independent federal judiciary. So let's go.
Speaker 5: But it's really important that all of us remember this
Speaker 5: is not who we are as a country. This is
Speaker 5: not how the Department of Justice is supposed to be.
Speaker 5: And the good news is we get closer every day
Speaker 5: to restoring those values. Keep the face.
Speaker 1: Just remember that Donald Trump himself was arrested and mug shotted.
Speaker 1: So this is just part and parcel, and it is
Speaker 1: one of those things where dozens and dozens and dozens
Speaker 1: of people who in Trump's orbit were arrested. All of
Speaker 1: the Jay six stuff. I mean it is. He does
Speaker 1: not have a leg to stand on here. He is
Speaker 1: a sitting duck figuratively speaking, and hopefully ends up going
Speaker 1: to jail. But it's noteworthy here in so many senses
Speaker 1: because this is the beginning from what I'm able to
Speaker 1: glean of the resetting of our minds that we can
Speaker 1: actually fight fire with fire when it comes to law Fier.
Speaker 1: I got a clip of Mark Elias. Mark Elias is
Speaker 1: the person who is maybe more responsible for the Lawfier
Speaker 1: playbook than anyone else that I researched and wrote about.
Speaker 1: He's an attorney and He appears frequently on MS. Now
Speaker 1: I got a cut here talking about this exact subject
Speaker 1: matter from yesterday. Cut ten.
Speaker 6: We need to stop saying that this is not the department.
Speaker 6: This is the Department of Justice. These are the rules
Speaker 6: of the Department of Justice. What people like James call
Speaker 6: me are referring to is a Department of Justice that
Speaker 6: no longer exists. We are never going back to it.
Speaker 6: It is never being restored. We are never going to
Speaker 6: have another Merrick Garland run Department of Justice. Now that
Speaker 6: doesn't mean Democrats will weaponize in the way that Republicans are.
Speaker 6: But if we do not get over the nostalgia and
Speaker 6: think that we are going backwards in time and that
Speaker 6: somehow this is an operation, we're going to have a
Speaker 6: very long two years. It's going to be a long
Speaker 6: two years anyway, but it's going to be worse if
Speaker 6: we do not accept that this is the reality in
Speaker 6: which we live.
Speaker 1: He's right, And this is what's so important, is that
Speaker 1: we're now finally understanding that reality ourselves. Because they've always
Speaker 1: done this to us. They're going to continue to do
Speaker 1: this to us NonStop. All those mugshots always, it isn't
Speaker 1: people getting wrapped up in the law fier dragnet by
Speaker 1: Mark Elias himself. They understand this, and now it's time
Speaker 1: for us to bust them when they do stuff illegal
Speaker 1: like threatened the president. So good stuff, Good on Todd
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Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 1: One other thing that happened yesterday I was very cool
Speaker 1: is the state dinner where the president was in great form.
Speaker 1: King Charles was there as well. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: pomp and circumstance. It goes into these things, and I
Speaker 1: always enjoy checking them out. As someone who's a conservative,
Speaker 1: I like the idea of conserving things, and I think
Speaker 1: that having tradition, having things that are lasted longer than
Speaker 1: you is very important for the human experience. And I
Speaker 1: think that the monarchy in general has been a good thing,
Speaker 1: even though it's fun to joke about how we broke
Speaker 1: apart from it, U and I want to play some
Speaker 1: cuts from this. I think it's pretty noteworthy. Let's play
Speaker 1: from the President of the United States. This is my
Speaker 1: favorite moment. Perhaps play cut fourteen.
Speaker 8: The first Americans saw themselves as free men, carrying the
Speaker 8: forward and central liberties and ancient rights of the Anglo
Speaker 8: Saxons into this new and beautiful world. In the eyes
Speaker 8: of America's founders, our War of Independence.
Speaker 9: Was fought not to reject this heritage, but to reclaim.
Speaker 7: It and perfect it.
Speaker 8: As the founding father George Mason wrote, we claim nothing
Speaker 8: but the liberty and privileges of Englishmen, in the same
Speaker 8: degree as we had still continued among our brethren when
Speaker 8: we were in Great Britain.
Speaker 1: It's just great lines, and it's just great speech writing
Speaker 1: from the President, and I love to see that from
Speaker 1: his team to draw for those traditions, and Trump also
Speaker 1: some good jokes as well as play cut thirteen.
Speaker 9: Please, before we really begin, I want to congratulate Charles
Speaker 9: on having made a fantastic speech today at Congress. He
Speaker 9: got the Democrats to sand I've never been able.
Speaker 10: To do that.
Speaker 5: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 6: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 8: They liked him more than they've ever liked any Republican
Speaker 8: or Democrat.
Speaker 1: Actually, yeah, it's just great. It's just a good, good
Speaker 1: joke around. Trump loves entertaining in this way. And also
Speaker 1: I do like the idea that we're able to rise
Speaker 1: above some petty differences with other nations and it's noteworthy
Speaker 1: that the UK government does not agree with the president
Speaker 1: a lot. I'm sure King Charles doesn't love President Trump's politics,
Speaker 1: but he understands that there is a there's something that
Speaker 1: matters more than just your petty political differences. Whereas in
Speaker 1: this country there's one political party, the Democrat Left, that
Speaker 1: only sees one thing. They only see politics. That is
Speaker 1: their most important thing. It's the thing that they care
Speaker 1: about the most. It's the thing that they are fixated
Speaker 1: on the most often. And there are things that rise
Speaker 1: above that. And that's why it's nice to see these
Speaker 1: see these state dinners, and I think that it's it's
Speaker 1: a great event. Is a great event. The optics are
Speaker 1: really great. We get some great coverage for you up
Speaker 1: at Breitbart as well. We go through all the fashion
Speaker 1: that was there. Millennia was looking fantastic as always. King
Speaker 1: Charles gave Trump a very personal gift, a gift of
Speaker 1: a ship's bell from a World War Two submarine from
Speaker 1: Her Majesty's ship. Trump is received graciously as always, So
Speaker 1: it's just great and all the more reason that we
Speaker 1: need to get our ballroom going. So there's also some footage.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Greg's able to put this on
Speaker 1: the screen. But Trump also these revolutionary war soldiers that
Speaker 1: came out for the king, which I thought was sort
Speaker 1: of funny. I don't know why we did this. I
Speaker 1: don't know what message this sends, but I find this
Speaker 1: to be sort of a troll but also looks super
Speaker 1: cool because Trump gets this, he gets the opt he
Speaker 1: gets the television of it all. And also it was
Speaker 1: really good to know that the White House did tweet
Speaker 1: out that there were two kings, so just some optimum
Speaker 1: rage baiting that was going on as well. There. All right,
Speaker 1: The next thing I want to do is a quick
Speaker 1: update on the Iran war, which is really not going
Speaker 1: that great. Trump has said that Iran can't get the
Speaker 1: rat together, they don't know how to sign a non
Speaker 1: nuclear deal, and they better get smart soon. And then
Speaker 1: he tweeted out a picture of himself holding a machine
Speaker 1: gun with a bunch of explosions going off behind him.
Speaker 1: He's in a black suit with sunglasses on in the
Speaker 1: middle of some mountains in the Middle East. You could
Speaker 1: tell that that's sort of the scene with some mud
Speaker 1: huts in the background. So Trump is not happy that Iran.
Speaker 1: It feels like the main impass that's going on here
Speaker 1: with the war is that Trump only wants to talk
Speaker 1: about Iran and Iran does not want to. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: Trump on almost talking about nuclear weapons and Iran does not.
Speaker 1: That's basically it. So the news coming out of Iran
Speaker 1: is very slow right now because everyone's holding their breath
Speaker 1: to see what Trump is going to do. He thinks
Speaker 1: that Iran's peace proposal is unacceptable because they don't want
Speaker 1: to talk about the nuclear issue. So the Trump only
Speaker 1: wants to talk about the nuclear issue and Iran doesn't.
Speaker 1: And Iran again moves very slowly, as they keep saying,
Speaker 1: because the way they negotiate their layers of bureaucracy, it
Speaker 1: is just a slow process to get anything done with
Speaker 1: Iran anyway, and it's sort of unclear who's actually in
Speaker 1: charge of the country because we keep killing all the
Speaker 1: bad guys. So really noteworthy there, and I think we
Speaker 1: will have more updates for you in the days and
Speaker 1: weeks to come. But this does not look great in
Speaker 1: the sense that Iran is trying to They're trying to
Speaker 1: wait this out because they believe the American media we
Speaker 1: will do their bidding for them and try to push
Speaker 1: Trump to end the war before he's got a clear
Speaker 1: nuclear agreement, because they know it'd be devastating for Trump
Speaker 1: politically if the war drags out much longer. So that's
Speaker 1: where we are. Unfortunately, I wish I had better news
Speaker 1: than that. I'll give you some more details though, on
Speaker 1: the other side of the break in some of the
Speaker 1: economic realities of this situation. But we gotta pay some bills.
Speaker 1: Be right back on the Marlow Show, all right, So
Speaker 1: Scott Bessen talked a lot about some of the economic
Speaker 1: realities of the Iranian situation that we've got right now,
Speaker 1: and we need to figure out a way to get
Speaker 1: oil prices under control, which they're not at the moment
Speaker 1: oil is soaring again. I don't think it helps that
Speaker 1: Trump has seen that Trump has putting out these fairly
Speaker 1: discouraging true social posts about the war that suggests that
Speaker 1: maybe it's going to go on for a long time.
Speaker 1: And I understand that that he needs to do that.
Speaker 1: He needs to keep us informed and making sure Ron
Speaker 1: does not get nuclear weapons is more important than momentary
Speaker 1: high gas prices. But it is a big deal, and
Speaker 1: people are now having all these posts that are out
Speaker 1: that we're going to see two hundred dollars barrel oil,
Speaker 1: which I don't think is going to happen, but of
Speaker 1: course could be wrong. Gash prices are extremely high across
Speaker 1: the country, not just in California. I want to play
Speaker 1: a clip though of Secretary of Treasury Best and talking
Speaker 1: about some of this stuff, which I think provides quite
Speaker 1: a bit of clarity. Here is eleven guys.
Speaker 7: We are partnering with our golf allies, who having been
Speaker 7: fired upon for almost forty days, are much more willing
Speaker 7: to share the bank accounts of members of the Iranian
Speaker 7: regime in their countries. We are reaching out to banks,
Speaker 7: including Chinese banks, to remind them of that any Iranian
Speaker 7: goods and the purchases that are of are forbidden, and
Speaker 7: that the the dollars would be sanctioned, and that we
Speaker 7: will press for secondary sanctions. That there's a problem.
Speaker 1: So to sum this up in a nutshell is that
Speaker 1: Iran's economy is doing absolutely horribly. And so you're reading
Speaker 1: a lot of a mainstream media narrative that we're actually
Speaker 1: losing the war, that the war efforts not going well,
Speaker 1: Aron might be winning. Trump is cooked here, but they're
Speaker 1: ignoring the reality that not only did we decimate Iran's navy,
Speaker 1: their air defenses, their nuclear capabilities, kill dozens of their
Speaker 1: top leadership. Iran's economy is in is tanking right now.
Speaker 1: It's completely devastating what's happening to the Iranian economy. And
Speaker 1: all of this is because of our war efforts and
Speaker 1: the fact that we've got this blockade going, so they
Speaker 1: can't get their oil out of the Gulf. So it's
Speaker 1: costing them one hundred and seventy million dollars daily, is
Speaker 1: the suggestion that Bessett makes here. So their inflation is doubling,
Speaker 1: its courtesy is rapidly to preiating, and this is only
Speaker 1: going to get worse from here for them. And also
Speaker 1: it's bad for China as well, So there's nothing that
Speaker 1: China can do to solve this situation, and they need
Speaker 1: the Iranian oil urgently as well. So there are some
Speaker 1: ancillary downstream effects that are really not that bad here,
Speaker 1: and in fact are kind of help us in the
Speaker 1: war effort because we're making Iran hurt a little bit
Speaker 1: for their unwillingness to give up their nuclear ambitions. So
Speaker 1: that is a positive, and it's one that is not
Speaker 1: really coming through a lot Another positive is what's happening
Speaker 1: with the oil cartel known as OPEK, and I pose
Speaker 1: and this is a call show. On the show yesterday,
Speaker 1: I gave you a best and worst case scenario for
Speaker 1: why the UAE was leaving Opek, and it is essentially
Speaker 1: that they are coming closer. I gave you the best
Speaker 1: case scenario they were actually getting closer to the United States
Speaker 1: of America, and that is what it appears to be.
Speaker 1: John Carney, who works in the Bright Part business digest
Speaker 1: with me every day. We went through it last night
Speaker 1: and we were going through it, and it seems very
Speaker 1: clear that the reason the UAE is leaving OPAK is
Speaker 1: because that they don't want to be dependent on the Saudis,
Speaker 1: where they've had some beefs with them, and they are
Speaker 1: also don't want to be tied to Iran at all.
Speaker 1: They want to be closer to the United States of America,
Speaker 1: which is one of the biggest oil producers in the world,
Speaker 1: and they want to continue to grow that alliance. And
Speaker 1: there's not really a lot the Saudis can do about
Speaker 1: it right now because the Saudis keep getting attacked by
Speaker 1: Iran and they've got their hands full with other issues.
Speaker 1: So they can't really prevent them from leaving Opak, which
Speaker 1: is I think a big power move from for the
Speaker 1: United States of America. And this is all one of
Speaker 1: these things where it won't be touted like this in
Speaker 1: the press, but it is. The UAE feels as though
Speaker 1: their future is better tied to the United States as
Speaker 1: its major oil producer in terms of a country that
Speaker 1: is dominant in the oil space, rather than Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: and that's a decent thing for US. Saudis are getting
Speaker 1: along with them well, but they can't stop the AE
Speaker 1: from doing this. And it's all a sign that President
Speaker 1: Trump is continuing to forge new alliances that are very
Speaker 1: powerful and strong in the region. And we like that
Speaker 1: because Middle East is a very powerful part of the
Speaker 1: world just by nature of all their oil revenue. So
Speaker 1: we got that go on. All this is lightly positive
Speaker 1: and is so just don't give up, hope, do not despair.
Speaker 1: All right, some breaking news the Supreme Court is weakened
Speaker 1: a landmark Civil rights era law and this actually helps
Speaker 1: the Republicans perhaps keep control of the House six to
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Speaker 1: how a lot of gerrymandering is done, because the Democrats
Speaker 1: understand that the easiest way to win elections is to
Speaker 1: move blocks of voters, not individual voters, but blocks of voters,
Speaker 1: and dependably black voters vote Democrat. So essentially, if Democrats
Speaker 1: draw districts that are around on racial grounds, then that
Speaker 1: is going to help them preserve seats. And so this
Speaker 1: is a six to three with all of the clear
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Speaker 1: same lines. The opinion came from Justice Alito and it
Speaker 1: was joined by Roberts, Thomas, Corsic, Kavanaugh, and Barrett. It
Speaker 1: is affirmed a lower court's decision which struck down a
Speaker 1: map that was jerrymandered specifically along racial lines, saying that illegal.
Speaker 1: So it's a win. It's a win for the Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: and it does help Republicans, I think have more sensible
Speaker 1: districting that will help us perhaps keep the keep the
Speaker 1: House come the midterms. I think the midterm's gonna be
Speaker 1: very tight, guys. I don't see a blowout either direction.
Speaker 1: I don't see a blowout for the Democrats. I don't
Speaker 1: see a blowout for Republicans. So every single seat counts,
Speaker 1: which is why if there's an opportunity to redistrict in
Speaker 1: our favor that's legal, we need to take it. And
Speaker 1: if there is a way to use the course to
Speaker 1: challenge any what we believe to be illegal redistricting as
Speaker 1: we're seeing in Virginia clearly illegal, we need to push
Speaker 1: that as far as we can because there's really just
Speaker 1: not a lot of common ground Democrats these days, so
Speaker 1: we need to keep pushing and pushing. And to illustrate
Speaker 1: that point, we got another day of victim blaming from
Speaker 1: the Democrats where they continue to try to make it
Speaker 1: as though the latest assassination attempt on Donald Trump may
Speaker 1: have been Donald Trump's fault. I got some audio for you.
Speaker 1: Let's play cut eight. This is George Stephanopoulos on Sirius
Speaker 1: XM with Dan Abrams as another establishment media figure. Let's
Speaker 1: play cut a.
Speaker 11: Please, No one's legitimizing violence in any way. I very
Speaker 11: little patience for this. Has the president faced three threats
Speaker 11: in the last year the last couple of years. Absolutely,
Speaker 11: is that abominable absolutely have pop Democrats like Tim Walt
Speaker 11: in Minnesota, like this taker of the Minnesota House, like
Speaker 11: Josh Sapiro in Pennsylvania, also faced attacks and threats, Yes
Speaker 11: they have. The problem with political violence and extremism is
Speaker 11: evident on both sides.
Speaker 1: But Joshapiro was attacked by a pro Palestinian activist. It
Speaker 1: wasn't someone who had nothing to do with conservatives. It's
Speaker 1: the this is not a this is the guy who
Speaker 1: was not motivated by conservatives. He was inspired by the
Speaker 1: Israel Gaza conflict, and he's a pro Palestinian guy. That
Speaker 1: was a motive. It was really because Joshapiro is pro
Speaker 1: Israel for the most part, in a merely mouthed sort
Speaker 1: of Democrat way. But it's so disingenuous. This is the
Speaker 1: whole thing with these liars. The George Sephanopolis, who of
Speaker 1: course was Clinton's communication director and has been a mainstream
Speaker 1: media figure ever since, which is outrageous. It's I don't
Speaker 1: need to point this out for the eleventh million time
Speaker 1: on talk radio, but it's outrageous. That's the case. But
Speaker 1: that's just such a blatant lie, acting as though we
Speaker 1: on the right responsible for the attack on Joshapiro from
Speaker 1: The Palestinian Activist, Completely ridiculous, keep lying and smearing. But
Speaker 1: here's the point. The reason why he lies is because
Speaker 1: they don't have enough real examples. They don't have enough
Speaker 1: real examples of actual right wing violence. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: there's none, but there's very little, and now there's way
Speaker 1: less than we even thought, given the SPLC revelations, given
Speaker 1: the fact that the SPLC is astroturfing a lot of
Speaker 1: these things that seemed to be right wing violence. So
Speaker 1: really noteworthy that that's where they're at because they just
Speaker 1: don't have anyone with a charismatic message. They don't have
Speaker 1: anyone with a message that is going to resonate with
Speaker 1: the American people. Zora Mamdani cannot be president because he
Speaker 1: was not born in this country, but he is engaging
Speaker 1: in a pretty fascinating experiment that's going on in New
Speaker 1: York City with socialism, and we're gonna check in on
Speaker 1: and see how this is going play. Cut seven, please, guys.
Speaker 12: New York City faces a budget crisis of a historic magnitude.
Speaker 12: We inherited a deficit larger than any since the Great Recession.
Speaker 12: Years of mismanagement and chronic under budgeting, alongside a structural
Speaker 12: imbalance between what New York City sends the state and
Speaker 12: what we receive in return, have taken a toll. We
Speaker 12: cannot close this deficit with savings alone. We need new revenue,
Speaker 12: and we need a structural reset in our relationship with
Speaker 12: the state. That is the only way to meet our
Speaker 12: legal obligation to pass a balanced budget, and to do
Speaker 12: so without imposing a financial burden onto the backs of
Speaker 12: working people.
Speaker 1: It's so awesome. He's saying we have a crisis because
Speaker 1: he keeps trying to spend stuff in you Universal three
Speaker 1: K and stuff like that, and he feels like the
Speaker 1: Democrats who run Albany, who run the state like Kathy Hokol,
Speaker 1: are not doing enough in terms of getting funds to
Speaker 1: New York City, where his mom Donnie is trying as
Speaker 1: best to alienate as many of the taxpayers as possible
Speaker 1: who actually pay to see it substantially in the system,
Speaker 1: trying to make it hostile for people that even visit
Speaker 1: New York, much less live there and work there. And
Speaker 1: then he's saying the real problem come from that he
Speaker 1: inherited a budget crisis and the state's not giving him
Speaker 1: enough money, and I'll tell you he might win this battle.
Speaker 1: Because Kathy Hochel is she might be retarded. Let's play
Speaker 1: cut four place.
Speaker 13: There's no better place on this planet than to be
Speaker 13: watching the World Cup than here in New York City,
Speaker 13: because we have every every every community around the globe represented.
Speaker 13: Think about the Ecuadorian community in Jackson Heights, what this
Speaker 13: means to them, The sant Lees community in Harlem, the
Speaker 13: Haitian community in Flat Push, this is everything to them.
Speaker 13: It's going to lift them out of their day to
Speaker 13: day experiences and transport them to a place of unity
Speaker 13: and excitement shared by millions across billions across the globe.
Speaker 13: So I want to say, New York isn't just hosting
Speaker 13: the World Club. New York is the World Cup.
Speaker 1: New York is not hosting the World Cup. I don't
Speaker 1: know what New York is the World World Cup means,
Speaker 1: but New York is not hosting the World Cup. New
Speaker 1: Jersey is hosting the World Cup. And this is one
Speaker 1: of these things that is very I don't understand why
Speaker 1: this happened, But why does this thing New York, New Jersey?
Speaker 1: Why does anyone actually say that it's not a thing
Speaker 1: New York. New Jersey is not a place. There is
Speaker 1: New York and there's New Jersey. They're different, they're distinct,
Speaker 1: and her taking stolen valor from New Jersey. If I
Speaker 1: was in New Jersey and I would find this completely irritated.
Speaker 1: So and what that means that New York is the
Speaker 1: World Cup. This is why Mamdannie sees her and thinks
Speaker 1: that she's dumb as a bag of hammers. So that's
Speaker 1: how he feels, and that's why he's gonna continue his
Speaker 1: push to his communist experiment and keep them any more
Speaker 1: from her as well, because again, this is the nature
Speaker 1: of the Democrats at this particular moment, is that they've
Speaker 1: got the only charismatic people are the communists, and they're
Speaker 1: the ones who have no policy that can actually work.
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Speaker 1: I was thinking about the situation with Comy and how
Speaker 1: it's good to go after some of the bad guys,
Speaker 1: but a lot of You've got your eyes on doctor Fauci.
Speaker 1: I think his lining to Congress where he clearly lied
Speaker 1: about the funding of the Wuhan Virology Lab and gain
Speaker 1: a function research there, which we did, and Fauci was
Speaker 1: a part of this, and it may have been exactly
Speaker 1: what led to the pandemic. Ran Paul busted him lying
Speaker 1: clearly in the Senate. I think this statute limitations is
Speaker 1: up on that. In just a matter of a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks, there was an indictment yesterday that came out
Speaker 1: that I believe I mentioned briefly on the Show of
Speaker 1: a Fauci colleague. But a lot of people are thinking,
Speaker 1: if we're gonna get Fauci, it's got to happen the
Speaker 1: next couple of weeks. So really interesting because again we
Speaker 1: want the bad guys to get held accountable, and there's
Speaker 1: not a worse guy out there at than Fauci responsible
Speaker 1: for so much wrong that was done to this country
Speaker 1: over and really the whole planet. He is so much
Speaker 1: blood in his hands, and just so much of our
Speaker 1: mental health issues were all because of his cowardly suggestion
Speaker 1: of imposing all these lockdowns that were completely not backed
Speaker 1: by science, but were backed by the left wing politicians
Speaker 1: that he supported. So total disgrace ruined his legacy, which
Speaker 1: was a fairly strong legacy in the past. He's famously
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a book now by doctor Fauci on
Speaker 1: my wife's bookshelf. He's won the top scientists in the
Speaker 1: world and had a track record where he's being caught
Speaker 1: in schools NonStop and medical schools, and then he just
Speaker 1: blew it all, blew all botch that thing, that pandemic.
Speaker 1: It has not been held to account at all. He
Speaker 1: was I think the top paid government official period at
Speaker 1: the time. So not good, all right. Other things that
Speaker 1: I do want to mention before we run out of
Speaker 1: time for today, there's another new push for a twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars minimum wage coming from Democrats. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: that socialism is really back. This is Rocanna, who I
Speaker 1: used to think was one of the least insane Democrats.
Speaker 1: Now I'm thinking he's one of the most insane. He
Speaker 1: put this out yesterday on his on the Everything app
Speaker 1: Let's play cut six.
Speaker 14: I'm co leading and introducing historic legislation to move the
Speaker 14: federal minimum wage to twenty five dollars an hour. That
Speaker 14: would make it a true living wage. As someone who
Speaker 14: taught economics at Stanford, let me explain why this makes
Speaker 14: so much sense. In nineteen sixty eight, the rail minimum
Speaker 14: wage was fourteen dollars an hour. Today it's seven dollars
Speaker 14: and twenty five cents an hour. That's right. That means
Speaker 14: that workers today are making half what they made in
Speaker 14: nineteen sixty eight. At the same time, productivity has increased
Speaker 14: two and a half times. So where is that extra
Speaker 14: value going. It's going in the hands of the multi
Speaker 14: millionaires and billionaires. That's why we have nineteen billionaires in
Speaker 14: this country who are worth twelve point five percent of
Speaker 14: our economy.
Speaker 1: This is just economic one on one and I can't
Speaker 1: believe he taught economics at Stanford, which I was reminded
Speaker 1: of that when I saw this video, and it's just
Speaker 1: unbelievable that you could have paid a bunch of money
Speaker 1: to get educated by this guy. Is so shocking because
Speaker 1: anyone who's even who has worked in a minimum wage job,
Speaker 1: as I have a couple of times, you see that
Speaker 1: when the minimum wage goes up, then what ends up
Speaker 1: happening is you cut shifts, you fire people, and ends
Speaker 1: up being devastating for people economically, and minimum wage jobs
Speaker 1: are you're not supposed to have. And I don't know
Speaker 1: what the term living wage means, but you're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to raise a family of four on
Speaker 1: a minimum wage. You have to be motivated to get
Speaker 1: yourself a higher wage. But there are things like restaurants
Speaker 1: where people operate off of tips and stuff, and so
Speaker 1: once the minimum wage goes up, it just we've been
Speaker 1: through this their study after study, it ends up devastating
Speaker 1: the exact people that purports to help. And it's on
Speaker 1: you to have some sort of personal responsibility and accountability.
Speaker 1: This is the nature of the left. Whenever they're bubbled
Speaker 1: long enough. They say that the real problem here is
Speaker 1: the billionaires is not that you can't figure out a
Speaker 1: way to earn more than you know, seven to fifty
Speaker 1: an hour whatever the minimum wage is so really disturbing.
Speaker 1: This guy taught economics at Stanford. I have to note
Speaker 1: that really really important. All right, Another scary one from
Speaker 1: the Democrats here is a perhaps future president jab Pritzker
Speaker 1: is saying what he's going to do to Ice. Let's
Speaker 1: play cut twelve. Please.
Speaker 10: We know that if we keep a record, that we
Speaker 10: can ultimately hold them accountable, and indeed we're using that
Speaker 10: record even now in federal court to limit what they
Speaker 10: can do. They've been tackling and detaining US citizens, black
Speaker 10: and brown people, people who speak with an accent, and
Speaker 10: using that as an excuse to take people away. So
Speaker 10: we know that that's illegal. We also know that that's
Speaker 10: against law enforcement protocol. And so these people need to
Speaker 10: know that if they keep doing it, they're eventually both
Speaker 10: going to lose their jobs and maybe even their freedom.
Speaker 1: They're going to lose their freedom. So he's gonna have
Speaker 1: a database to track ICE and CBP agents so they
Speaker 1: can lose their freedom. So again what we're up against.
Speaker 1: These are significant people who want to use law fair
Speaker 1: to try to take away our freedom. When they say
Speaker 1: they are you've got to believe them. It's the man.
Speaker 1: We don't have quite enough time to play. Rosie O'Donnell said,
Speaker 1: the latest assassination attempt was staged. It's just unbelievable. By
Speaker 1: the way, a new image, a selfie from this freak,
Speaker 1: Cole Thomas Allen, was released. He's just in the hotel.
Speaker 1: He's got a bunch of ammunition in a bag. He
Speaker 1: hit a knife on his hip. I can't believe that
Speaker 1: he was allowed to get this close to the president
Speaker 1: and his cabinet. We need to solve that problem immediately.
Speaker 1: That's today. Show go in peace, to love and serve
Speaker 1: the Lord. Thanks for listening and watching.