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Speaker 1: now and the close of our action packed live three
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Speaker 1: Gulf states are spending billions of dollars and workers are
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Speaker 1: strait of our moves. Betting parlors now rank alc as
Speaker 1: the most likely to win the Democratic nomination for president.
Speaker 1: I kid you, not new pole, says Abdul l said.
Speaker 1: The Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan might be in
Speaker 1: a bit of trouble. He's down five points. Did you
Speaker 1: know that, l said has a half sister who teaches
Speaker 1: at the University of Chicago. She was arrested late last
Speaker 1: year at an ICE protest and was charged with aggravated
Speaker 1: battery for spitting on officers. Sounds like she's carrying on
Speaker 1: the family business. A member of the European Parliament representing
Speaker 1: Poland blasted European countries for allowing immigration that he says
Speaker 1: increases the likelihood of terrorism. And a few more Democrats
Speaker 1: are beginning to speak out against the far left crazies
Speaker 1: like Hassan Piker who are taking over their party. Socialism
Speaker 1: is popular among Democrats, but not so much with Independence
Speaker 1: and certainly not with Republicans. A report finds Jewish studies
Speaker 1: at universities are teaching students to hate Israel. All of
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Speaker 1: I got a lot of feedback from yesterday's show. We
Speaker 1: started the show by playing a video of a teacher
Speaker 1: from Houston teaches seniors in high school. After two days,
Speaker 1: he realized that the seniors he was teaching, some of
Speaker 1: whom he said are planning to go to college, couldn't
Speaker 1: read and couldn't write, so during his lunch break. He
Speaker 1: did a video and he just literally cried about the
Speaker 1: state of the educational level at the school where he
Speaker 1: was teaching. Got a lot of letters, Dear Larry, writes
Speaker 1: Gary from Big Spring, Texas failure of the public school system.
Speaker 1: How can we raise test scores easy, make the test easier,
Speaker 1: thus avoiding criticism? Of course, lowering will become a parent
Speaker 1: when students can no longer read the test, math and reasoning. Please,
Speaker 1: Elvis has left the building. I'm a retired military officer,
Speaker 1: he says, and retired high school physics teacher. Another one.
Speaker 1: My sister was a teacher of fourth grade in a
Speaker 1: system north of New York. This is about thirty years ago.
Speaker 1: She would come home and complain about the levels of
Speaker 1: learning in her class and that was then. She said.
Speaker 1: When she started teaching, she had a principle who wouldn't
Speaker 1: take any bull from anybody. As years went by, principles
Speaker 1: got worse and worse, and she felt she did not
Speaker 1: have any support from the principal. I got a lot
Speaker 1: of letters like this. I was reading about Daria Elisia
Speaker 1: Avila Chevalier. She's the DSA member converted to Islam and
Speaker 1: she's now won her primary will very likely be elected
Speaker 1: to the House from New York. She tweeted that she
Speaker 1: did not like interracial couples. That's not how she put it.
Speaker 1: She tweeted something negative black men and Hispanics that date
Speaker 1: colonizer white women. This term colonizer is a term that
Speaker 1: the Left has begun using a great deal, particularly when
Speaker 1: they talk about Israel, as if Israel just parachute it
Speaker 1: there after the Holocaust, as if Jews did not have
Speaker 1: a three thousand year connection to that area, as if
Speaker 1: there was a country called Palestine, which it never was.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at all these people who are just
Speaker 1: completely ignorant. I don't mean stupid, I just meant ignorant,
Speaker 1: devoid of facts, devoid of information. And then they aggressively
Speaker 1: will argue and loudly will argue. And when the case
Speaker 1: of Hassan Piker, spicing their rhetoric with a bunch of
Speaker 1: foul language, but completely ignorant. About thirty five years ago,
Speaker 1: I vacationed in in Spain and I visited this fort
Speaker 1: called Alhambra. Urge you to look it up, and it
Speaker 1: had been converted into a garden, just beautiful, colorful flowers,
Speaker 1: the most beautiful garden i'd ever been to, and it
Speaker 1: turns out it was a fort built by Muslim conquerors
Speaker 1: that conquered Spain in the seven hundred eight's, and I
Speaker 1: began reading about the history of Muslim conquerors. You know,
Speaker 1: Egypt was once Christian, what we call the Middle East
Speaker 1: was once Christian. Muslim conquerors took it over sixth and
Speaker 1: seventh century and moved as far west as Spain. Even
Speaker 1: parts of England were conquered, and then there was a
Speaker 1: what's called a reconquista that ended in fourteen ninety two
Speaker 1: when Spain reconquered it's country. But these people that talk
Speaker 1: about colonizer, they like to start where they want to start.
Speaker 1: And the reason for this, we've talked about this is
Speaker 1: because of the woeful state of our education. Kids don't
Speaker 1: know history, and well they do no history. It's Tuesday,
Speaker 1: but they don't know world history, let alone history that
Speaker 1: goes back thousands of years. They don't. Nothing reminds me
Speaker 1: of that comment made by Ben Rhoades. He's the one
Speaker 1: who negotiated the Iran deal during the Obama administration, and
Speaker 1: after the deal was done, he gave an interview with
Speaker 1: the New York Times, where he literally said that I
Speaker 1: pushed this deal by claiming there was this big divide
Speaker 1: between the hardliner Iotolus and the moderate Iotolus, and if
Speaker 1: we wanna give more power to the moderate Iototis, we
Speaker 1: need to do this Iran deal. He admitted that there
Speaker 1: was no chasm between these two. They were all hard liners,
Speaker 1: and he literally bragged how he was able to sell this.
Speaker 1: He said because newspapers had gotten rid of their veteran
Speaker 1: reporters who used to cover foreign policy and foreign affairs,
Speaker 1: and the average reporter covering foreign affairs, he says, is
Speaker 1: twenty seven years old, quote and they literally know nothing
Speaker 1: close quote. There is an article in the Atlantic called
Speaker 1: the Age of Reading is Over and reminds me of
Speaker 1: a debate I had with my nephew, my brother, Kirk's
Speaker 1: youngest son. He's no longer with us, tragically died in
Speaker 1: his thirties and it took the coroner a long time
Speaker 1: to figure out the cause of death, and apparently it
Speaker 1: just a heart attack. He wasn't doing drugs, but he
Speaker 1: was a hard lefty. Loved him some Broaco. We would
Speaker 1: argue and argue and argue, and I would often say, well,
Speaker 1: don't you know this, don't you know this? Don't you
Speaker 1: know that? And one time, during the heated argument, he
Speaker 1: said I don't like to read. I said, you've never
Speaker 1: read any of this? No, you never read the Federalist papers. No,
Speaker 1: I don't like to read. And I realized I was
Speaker 1: simply wasting my time debating somebody who quote doesn't like
Speaker 1: to read. The age of reading is over long article,
Speaker 1: let me read you part of it. Fewer than half
Speaker 1: of all adults report having read a book of any
Speaker 1: kind in twenty twenty two. Only thirty eight percent read
Speaker 1: a novel or a short story. A survey found proportion
Speaker 1: of Americans who read for pleasure on any given day
Speaker 1: fell from twenty eight percent in two thousand and four
Speaker 1: to sixteen percent in twenty twenty three, and the study
Speaker 1: looked at people who read a book, a magazine, a newspaper, audiobook,
Speaker 1: or an ebook. Turns out gambling had become a more
Speaker 1: common leisure activity than reading a book. Last year, fifty
Speaker 1: seven percent of Americans placed to bed, and books that
Speaker 1: people do read are simply simpler than they used to be.
Speaker 1: New York Times best sellers today have sentences that are
Speaker 1: about one third shorter than they were one hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy five, about half of twenty something said they'd
Speaker 1: read a newspaper every day. Today less than ten percent
Speaker 1: due most Americans now get their news on their phones
Speaker 1: laptops forty percent. They prefer to watch or listen to
Speaker 1: online news rather than to read it. So this is
Speaker 1: where you are now. People don't read let alone history,
Speaker 1: let alone world history. Know nothing at all about the
Speaker 1: true history of the Middle East, nothing at all about
Speaker 1: the true history of Muslim conquest of the Middle East
Speaker 1: and of parts of Europe. Have never read any economics,
Speaker 1: are clueless about economics.
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Speaker 1: I am Larry Yelder. We are still in the news channel.
Speaker 1: I've had the privilege of having lunch and dinner with
Speaker 1: the Great Tom Soul several times, and he's always been
Speaker 1: extremely pessimist about the future of this country. In fact,
Speaker 1: one of the reasons he says he rarely gives interviews
Speaker 1: because he believes that the reporters are the people who
Speaker 1: are interviewing him are too stupid to understand what he's
Speaker 1: saying and too stupid to ask the right kinds of questions.
Speaker 1: And he says the ignorance of young people is a
Speaker 1: existential threat to this country. We are talking once about
Speaker 1: the minimum wage, and I said, Tom, the minimum wage,
Speaker 1: as I understand it is probably one of the most
Speaker 1: studied aspects of economics. Yet the majority of people support
Speaker 1: a minimum wage, even a lot of Republicans do. I said,
Speaker 1: if you can't win an argument where the research overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: suggests that the minium wage does more harm than good,
Speaker 1: how are you going to win? Are their arguments? He said,
Speaker 1: most people have never heard the argument. It isn't that
Speaker 1: they heard the argument and rejected it. They just don't know.
Speaker 1: Getting back of this article in the Atlantic, and again
Speaker 1: this is a liberal publication, says that fourth and eighth
Speaker 1: grade reading scores have been declining for ten years. The
Speaker 1: most popular to read are graphic novels. In twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: to national tests, just thirty five percent of high school
Speaker 1: seniors were proficient at analyzing fictional themes and evaluating the
Speaker 1: effectiveness of the author's argument. Thirty five percent scored below basic,
Speaker 1: meaning they struggle to draw conclusion from concepts included in
Speaker 1: a text. Yet Americans are reading more words now than ever.
Speaker 1: What's changed is how they read. People are bombarded with
Speaker 1: emails and text messages, ex posts, threads, captions, that sort
Speaker 1: of thing. A neuroscientist at UCLA says people are losing
Speaker 1: their ability to think deeply about writing. They're losing the
Speaker 1: ability to comprehend. Kindergarten teachers say that many of the
Speaker 1: kids don't know nursery rhymes or fairy tales. In a
Speaker 1: study of two hundred and thirty six thousand American adults,
Speaker 1: only two percent read to a child in any day.
Speaker 1: From nineteen eighty four to twenty twenty five. The percentage
Speaker 1: of thirteen year olds who said they rarely or never
Speaker 1: read for fun rose from eight percent to twenty nine percent.
Speaker 1: A Harvard professor of Humanities and Social sciences said that
Speaker 1: many students now view reading as an unnecessary, burdensome way
Speaker 1: of acquiring knowledge and read that again, students now view
Speaker 1: reading as an unnecessary, unnecessarily burdensome way of acquiring knowledge.
Speaker 1: She said, they feel pressured and oppressed if they are
Speaker 1: asked to read. A twenty twenty five found that most
Speaker 1: middle and high school English teachers assigned zero to four
Speaker 1: books a year. Many of the most popular school curriculum
Speaker 1: now rely on excerpts. Social media has been overrun with
Speaker 1: short form videos. TikTok, YouTube shorts, Instagram reels dominate the attention,
Speaker 1: especially among young people. Professor of pediatrics compares scrolling TikTok
Speaker 1: to a lab rat pushing a button and getting a
Speaker 1: dose of cocaine. Eventually, all you want to do is
Speaker 1: push the button. In two thousand and four, the average
Speaker 1: attention span on a screen was two and a half minutes.
Speaker 1: By twenty twelve, that had dropped to seventy five seconds.
Speaker 1: Five years ago, it fell to about forty five seconds
Speaker 1: and still falling. Watching videos is a far more interesting
Speaker 1: activity for people than reading. When children watched an animated
Speaker 1: video of the story, they used a region of the
Speaker 1: brain associated with imagination about half as much as they
Speaker 1: did when looking at a illustration or when trying to read.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four survey of third to eighth grade teachers,
Speaker 1: more than eighty percent said their student's reading stamina had
Speaker 1: declined since twenty nineteen. Scores on Act and English sections
Speaker 1: have been falling for the past seven years. Now they're
Speaker 1: at their lowest level in more than three decades. When
Speaker 1: students get to college, Professor's fine, they have to teach
Speaker 1: them how to comprehend the text, in other words, how
Speaker 1: to think. So when you have these hustlers like Hassan Piker,
Speaker 1: like Zoran Mom dammy, promising this, promising that, not talking
Speaker 1: about how they're going to pay for it. When you
Speaker 1: have people who don't know how to comprehend, don't know
Speaker 1: how to think, they're easy pickings. This is where we are,
Speaker 1: This is why this What did he say, the warm
Speaker 1: embrace of collectivism as opposed to the rugged, harsh, rugged individualism.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? It's rhetoric. And you see
Speaker 1: how slick they are, how smooth they are. Barack Obama
Speaker 1: was smooth. Mayor Pete is smooth. Abdul elsay Had is smooth,
Speaker 1: Zoron Mamdani is smooth. Say the most asinine things, but
Speaker 1: say them with a smile, and say them confidently, and
Speaker 1: promise things. And people that are ill informed, aggrieved, upset,
Speaker 1: like the average DSA member college and beyond majoring in
Speaker 1: things that are completely useless in the marketplace, and so
Speaker 1: they feel that they're not getting the kind of money
Speaker 1: and attention and respect and prestige that they deserve. So
Speaker 1: the attack people who've worked hard, busted their butts, built something,
Speaker 1: and then accused them of having exploited other people. It's asinine.
Speaker 1: I'm Laryoda.
Speaker 3: It is finally time for a straightforward assessment of the
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Speaker 1: News Channel. Poll shows that abdulh l Sayed is down
Speaker 1: five points against Mike Rogers, and as the race continues
Speaker 1: and more and more things that mister l Sayd has
Speaker 1: said surface, I'm hoping that that gap gets wider. But
Speaker 1: I mentioned Tom So earlier. He's now ninety six years old,
Speaker 1: sharper than Biden. Although that's a little bar, isn't it.
Speaker 1: That's probably unfair and as I said, he's not terribly optimistic.
Speaker 1: Number seventy four.
Speaker 5: I do think that there is a very serious chance
Speaker 5: that we are doing because we have institutions who went
Speaker 5: for people and thooing their interests are destroying the larger
Speaker 5: interests of the whole society. These people who are coming
Speaker 5: around shooting people and calling them fascists and so on,
Speaker 5: these people are so ignorant that they don't even know
Speaker 5: what the fact what the fascists was or doing.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: But Charles Kirk goes around went around talking to people
Speaker 5: trying to convince them fascists don't do that.
Speaker 1: Fascists shoot. Tum has often talked about how people like
Speaker 1: mom Dummy don't have to deal with the consequences of
Speaker 1: their bad ideas other people do. But they don't defund
Speaker 1: the police. You're living in a nice neighborhood with high walls,
Speaker 1: often with your own your own private security. You're not
Speaker 1: having to deal with the consequences of soft on crime
Speaker 1: laws and cashless bail. Government run crossy stories where the
Speaker 1: people running it don't have to pay rent, get goods
Speaker 1: that are supardized by taxpayers, putting businesses near them out
Speaker 1: of business.
Speaker 5: Number seventy five, and so uh, it's the it's the
Speaker 5: pie person who who kills him thinking that he's a facist,
Speaker 5: who is himself a facist and the opposite of the
Speaker 5: man of the man he's murdering. I don't, I don't,
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't think it's coincidence. Supposedly this is
Speaker 5: this was a scholarship student. But you have you have
Speaker 5: a oh h an intolerant. Intolerant universities are the norms
Speaker 5: UH people who go around trying to give talks on
Speaker 5: universities uh not not uh uh in their many others
Speaker 5: and and there they are kept from doing so by
Speaker 5: by mobs uh. Professors who have spent a lifetime studying
Speaker 5: some subject in great depth, like Stephen Thurstrom at Harvard,
Speaker 5: who was editor of the American U Ethnic Group Encyclopedia.
Speaker 5: He had to stop teaching because people would would would
Speaker 5: we were making it impossible for him.
Speaker 1: And so and s and so.
Speaker 5: And if you look at the h the history of UH,
Speaker 5: what these UH people have been doing, and I I
Speaker 5: some of that history is in in my not in
Speaker 5: my book from for years yars ago inside American education.
Speaker 5: It's horrifying. One of the reasons I recommended this the
Speaker 5: old book of mine.
Speaker 1: Is that it.
Speaker 5: Makes which one inside higher education, which put inside American
Speaker 5: education education? Yes, because it shows how hard it is
Speaker 5: for people to even know what is going on inside
Speaker 5: educational institutions.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 5: And that goes not only for the public schools, but
Speaker 5: also for the for the universities. It's wonderful to hear
Speaker 5: all these people talk about diversity is so wonderful at
Speaker 5: the schools. Yes, but diversity of them means white leftists,
Speaker 5: black leftists, female leftists, and Hispanic leftists.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: And that's a somewhat limited notion of diversity. When people say,
Speaker 5: you know that we want, we want it needs to
Speaker 5: be more diverse, you know. I asked them, how many
Speaker 5: Republicans are there in your sociology department? Often it is
Speaker 5: I don't think I've ever heard an answer as large
Speaker 5: as ten.
Speaker 1: When I was running for governor, I was interviewed by
Speaker 1: the editorial members of the Los Angeles Times. You can
Speaker 1: watch the interview on YouTube. Pretty contentious. I asked them
Speaker 1: how many Republicans and Conservatives are on the LA Times
Speaker 1: editorial board. Crickets now just two weeks before his tragic assassination.
Speaker 1: On September ten, twenty twenty five, Conservative leader Charlie Kirk
Speaker 1: sat down for one of his final interviews to wrestle
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Speaker 1: political and scientific scrutiny. Rather than asking you what to think,
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Speaker 1: Factor Reliefactor dot com. I'm very active on social media.
Speaker 1: I've got altogether maybe four million followers if you add
Speaker 1: up all the different platforms, one of which is x
Speaker 1: formerly Twitter one point eight million followers. Whenever I post
Speaker 1: anything that is pro Israel, normally I don't read responses,
Speaker 1: but every now and then I do, just to get
Speaker 1: a feel for what people are saying. Whenever I post
Speaker 1: anything that's pro Israel, the hateful, nasty, vicious responses are
Speaker 1: not to be believed. I can't even read some of
Speaker 1: them on the air. Just a few hours ago, I
Speaker 1: posted a cartoon I used AI to help me draw,
Speaker 1: and it's guy laying on a hammock with his arms
Speaker 1: behind his head, and the second panel is another guy
Speaker 1: laying on a hammock with an arm behind his head.
Speaker 1: The second guy is wearing a kafia, you know, the
Speaker 1: little scarf that's the pro Palestinian some say Prohamas scarf,
Speaker 1: and the one the left. He's saying to himself with
Speaker 1: a smile on his face. All we Jews want is
Speaker 1: to live in peace and to be left alone and
Speaker 1: the one on the right, he said, thinking to himself,
Speaker 1: all we Palestinians want is to kill Jews and destroy Israel.
Speaker 1: They both have a smile on their face, They're both
Speaker 1: lying on a hammock, they both have their arms back,
Speaker 1: and they're side by side. I think it's pretty clever,
Speaker 1: the nasty, vicious things people are saying. You're bought off.
Speaker 1: You have your blank up, the blank of BB not
Speaker 1: in Yahoo, and on and on and on and on
Speaker 1: and on. And I came across its article about Jewish
Speaker 1: studies at American universities. It was a survey commissioned by
Speaker 1: something called the Ron Tuosian Foundation. Ran Tuosian was a
Speaker 1: or is a PR firm. He was a PR guy
Speaker 1: and UH became very, very, very successful. So he set
Speaker 1: up this private organization called the Ron Tuosian Foundation, and
Speaker 1: they commissioned a survey on who is teaching Judaism in
Speaker 1: American Universities. Study examined attitudes about Israel among professors in
Speaker 1: one thousand, one hundred and thirty six colleges that offer
Speaker 1: programs in Jewish studies and spin off fields like Israel studies,
Speaker 1: Hebrew Holocaust studies, that sort of thing between May of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one and the spring of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: The survey found four and ten faculty members had signed
Speaker 1: anti Israel petitions, fourteen endowed shareholders had signed anti Israel petitions.
Speaker 1: And the survey define anti Israel as signing petitions calling
Speaker 1: for BDS boycott, defas sanctioned, that Chuck Schumer, as you know,
Speaker 1: referred to as being anti Semitic, that Saura on Montdami
Speaker 1: supports the platform of the Democrat Socials of America support,
Speaker 1: and they also called anti Israel professors that used language
Speaker 1: like genocide, settler colonialism, Jewish supremacy, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: the term that started by David Duke in the kkk
Speaker 1: at Ivy League colleges, seventy two point three percent of
Speaker 1: Jewish Studies faculty publicly denounced Israel. Columbia topped them at
Speaker 1: seventy seven faculty boycotters, twenty seven events and statements for
Speaker 1: faculty and staff for Justice in Palestine, which by the way,
Speaker 1: was founded after the October seven attacks. Five departments committed
Speaker 1: to boycotting their Israeli peers. Jewish Studies used to study
Speaker 1: the Bible, Hebrew studies, philosophy, Nomas and some of these
Speaker 1: senior professors had retired and they were asked about the
Speaker 1: younger professors and they said they were a lost cause.
Speaker 1: They talked about the rising tide of academic radicalism. Two
Speaker 1: thousand and five, Columbia established a chair in Israel studies.
Speaker 1: Now people in that field have open hatred of Israel
Speaker 1: become the norm where Rashid Khalidi teaches. He's the man
Speaker 1: that was the unofficial spokesperson for the PLO. He used
Speaker 1: to teach at University of Chicago, and there is a
Speaker 1: tape of him having a farewell party when he was
Speaker 1: going to leave Chicago to go to Colombia, and somebody
Speaker 1: named Barack Obama was there. Someone gave the Los Angeles
Speaker 1: Times a tape of this event, and reportedly there were
Speaker 1: all sorts of vicious, nasty, anti Semitic things that were said.
Speaker 1: The LA Times has never disclosed the content of that tape.
Speaker 1: LA Times said, well, when we got the tape, the
Speaker 1: person that gave us a tape extracted a promise from
Speaker 1: us that we would never publicly disclose it. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine if somebody gave the LA Times a tape of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump at some event where all sorts of nasty,
Speaker 1: vicious things were said about black people. But the promise
Speaker 1: was that you'll never make it public, and the early
Speaker 1: times would have honored that. I believe that we have
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Speaker 1: say it has a half sister, teaches at University of
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Speaker 9: Uh, you know what, Larry Larry the elders and tell
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Speaker 9: must look onto each other, our teammates. Here, Larry, please continue.
Speaker 9: This is a very inant sincere thank you to you
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Speaker 1: Do you know thank you very much for that. I
Speaker 1: really do appreciate it. Phil Is in Saint Louis, Phil
Speaker 1: you and Larry O the show.
Speaker 10: Yes, I've noticed that Son Parker has a hero named
Speaker 10: Mau Say Tongue, which is probably responsible for the deaths
Speaker 10: of at least fifty million, maybe seventy five or one
Speaker 10: hundred million. And then we had Salt Stalin, who's done. Also. Now,
Speaker 10: what I want to iterate here.
Speaker 11: Is one of the heroes before Michelle Obama got to
Speaker 11: the White House was mouth Say Tongue. Now Stalin's worse,
Speaker 11: but mouthay Tongue is equal, and that was one of
Speaker 11: her heroes. And I think it's despicable.
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders honeymooned in the Soviet Union. I'm Larry Elder these,
Speaker 1: so let's get her teed up.
Speaker 2: Lost to my.
Speaker 12: Sig, you can't succeed with LT.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A G E Triple
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Speaker 1: Larry Elder we are Salem News Channel. Earlier I played
Speaker 1: you a clip from Tom Sole suggesting that we are doomed,
Speaker 1: and one of the reason he feels that way is
Speaker 1: because of the intolerance of the left, the willingness to
Speaker 1: use violence to get their way. A large percentage of
Speaker 1: Democrats say using violence is okay if it advances their agenda. So,
Speaker 1: if you can't persuade Congress, eliminate the filibuster, you can't
Speaker 1: persuade Congress, eliminate the Senate, you can't get elected, eliminate
Speaker 1: the electoral college. You don't like the president, have the
Speaker 1: president elected from the House of Representatives. After getting rid
Speaker 1: of the Senate, let in a bunch of illegal aliens
Speaker 1: over the course of four years, abolish eyes so they
Speaker 1: are not deported. This is extremely scary stuff. And what
Speaker 1: did Biden say? The number one threat to the homeland
Speaker 1: with white supremacy and the biggest existential threat to the
Speaker 1: planet was not radical Islam, it's climate change. These professors
Speaker 1: are radical. The ones coming under them, assistant professors, will
Speaker 1: someday take their job even more radical than they are.
Speaker 1: So you're sending kids off to college with some common
Speaker 1: sense and they come out hating America, hating capitalism, sometimes
Speaker 1: hating their own parents. The good news is that Republicans
Speaker 1: and independents aren't buying the socialism stuff, but Democrats are.
Speaker 1: Gallup has tracked democrats view of socialism since twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: At the time, fifty percent viewed it favorably. By twenty eighteen,
Speaker 1: the number was fifty seven percent, by twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: sixty five percent, and in September last year, sixtly six percent. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: capitalism not faring very well. Fifty one percent of Democrats
Speaker 1: supported capitalism in twenty eighteen. That number now has fallen
Speaker 1: to forty two percent. There's some other polls too. According
Speaker 1: to Washington Post IPSOS poll, three and four, democrats say
Speaker 1: they'd be open to having a Democrat socialist for president
Speaker 1: three and four. Overall, fifty five percent of US adults
Speaker 1: said they would not even that number.
Speaker 2: It's scary.
Speaker 1: DSA endorsed candidates have won at least thirty five primaries
Speaker 1: and local elections as of late June in states from
Speaker 1: New York to Pennsylvania to Georgia to Oregon and Utah,
Speaker 1: and a DSA member is running against the mayor of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. Interestingly, she has not been an doors by
Speaker 1: the DSA. Zorai Mamdami, of course, as the mayor of
Speaker 1: the largest city in America. A DSA City council member
Speaker 1: in Washington, DC won the Democratic primary for the mayor
Speaker 1: of the nation's capital, and there is a Democrat Socialist
Speaker 1: who is a mayor of Seattle. Meanwhile, ten years ago,
Speaker 1: the DSA membership was at eight thousand, eighty five hundred.
Speaker 1: It is now one hundred and twenty thousand. More than
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty members or allies hold elective office
Speaker 1: in forty states, and the platform laid it all out,
Speaker 1: public ownership of large corporations, eliminating police and prison, cutting
Speaker 1: the budget for the Pentagon, ultimately eliminating the budget. We
Speaker 1: talked about abolishing the Senate, abolishing the electoral college. But
Speaker 1: there is some good news. Outside of Democrats, Socialism remains
Speaker 1: pretty unpopular. According to a Fox poll, just thirty percent
Speaker 1: view socialism favorably, and about the DSA itself, forty three
Speaker 1: percent have an unfavorable view of it, twenty five percent
Speaker 1: favorable popular among Democrats, not anybody else. A Post poll
Speaker 1: the Washington Post pole i mentioned earlier found that registered
Speaker 1: voters dislikemocratic socialist leaders by a forty two percent to
Speaker 1: seventeen percent margin independence thirty percent negative twelve percent.
Speaker 2: Positive.
Speaker 1: Bad news is that in a survey of registered voters,
Speaker 1: thirty two percent say they would be more likely to
Speaker 1: support a candidate who called themselves a Democrat socialist. Just
Speaker 1: twenty seven percent said they would be more likely to
Speaker 1: support a candidate who identified with MAGA. Fifty percent said
Speaker 1: the democratic socialist label would make them less likely to
Speaker 1: vote for somebody. Fifty seven percent said the same thing
Speaker 1: about a mega label. But I view that more just
Speaker 1: the constant bombardment attack against Donald Trump and the failure
Speaker 1: by the media to give him credit for anything, and
Speaker 1: the fact that most people now get their news through
Speaker 1: their feeds, whether it's Microsoft or Apple or Google or
Speaker 1: Yahoo or TikTok or YouTube, and it is relentless negative
Speaker 1: news against Donald Trump. Do you want your taxes raised?
Speaker 1: Typical standard Republican position is lower taxes, which Donald Trump has.
Speaker 1: Typical Republican position is to lower regulations. With Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: supports strong national security, strong borders. So when you look
Speaker 1: at his policies, pretty standard Republican stuff. What they don't
Speaker 1: like is the way he's gone after the media and
Speaker 1: gotten more and more people now to feel that you
Speaker 1: can't trust the media, popularized expression fake news. He's insulted politicians.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a style. But as far as where the
Speaker 1: ball lands, as I said before, people are better off
Speaker 1: now than during Biden. Certainly the borders are secured, and
Speaker 1: as unpopular as the Iranian war is the fact that
Speaker 1: he has now set back their nuclear program benefits every
Speaker 1: human being on the face of the earth. Now, did
Speaker 1: you know that Abdul l Sayed has a half sister
Speaker 1: teacher that the universit Chicago, where Obama once taught. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure who's crazier. Her name is Erman Abdelhadi. She's
Speaker 1: the assistant professor of Comparative Human Development. I don't know
Speaker 1: what that even means. Here is Aman abdel Hahdi, Abdul
Speaker 1: Elsaid's half sister.
Speaker 2: Number eighty.
Speaker 13: I am an assistant professor at the University of Chicago,
Speaker 13: and I co wrote a novel called Everything for Everyone,
Speaker 13: An Oral History of the New York Commune twenty fifty
Speaker 13: two to twenty seventy two.
Speaker 14: One of the sort of theories of the book is
Speaker 14: that we can live in a society of abundance without
Speaker 14: the without the institutions that currently rule our lives, basically
Speaker 14: without the market and without capital, without profit. So we
Speaker 14: imagine a future society in which people collectivize their labor
Speaker 14: and collectivize the kind of wealth of humanity and manage
Speaker 14: it in small social units communes.
Speaker 15: And without the nation's state right so, and without money.
Speaker 15: So it's a society in which we all sort of
Speaker 15: contribute in various ways.
Speaker 1: Is a word for that, the words communism from each
Speaker 1: according to from each according to his ability, to each
Speaker 1: according to his needs. Let's hear it one more time.
Speaker 7: Iman A.
Speaker 13: Delasi I am an assistant professor at the University of Chicago,
Speaker 13: and I co wrote a novel called Everything for Everyone,
Speaker 13: An Oral History of the New York Commune twenty fifty
Speaker 13: two to twenty seventy two.
Speaker 14: One of the sort of theories of the book is
Speaker 14: that we can live in a society or without just a.
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Speaker 1: I am Lario that we are Saling News Channel. Let's
Speaker 1: hear this again. This is Abduo l Sayaide's half sister.
Speaker 1: She teaches at the University of Chicago.
Speaker 15: Number eighty emaan A Delhazzi.
Speaker 13: I am on this st professor at the University of
Speaker 13: Chicago and I co wrote a novel called Everything for Everyone,
Speaker 13: An Oral History of the New York Commune twenty fifty
Speaker 13: two to twenty seventy two.
Speaker 14: One of the sort of theories of the book is
Speaker 14: that we can live in a society of abundance without
Speaker 14: the without the institutions that currently rule our lives, basically
Speaker 14: without the market and without capital, without profit. So we
Speaker 14: imagine a future society in which people collectivize their labor
Speaker 14: and collectivize the kind of wealth of humanity and manage
Speaker 14: it in small social units communes, and without the nation state.
Speaker 15: Right so, and without money. So it's a society in
Speaker 15: which we all sort of contribute in various ways better way.
Speaker 1: The two of them are reportedly very close, and she's
Speaker 1: been supporting his candidacy. She was among a dozen arrested
Speaker 1: at a facility where they blocked ice vehicles. She was
Speaker 1: charged with two felony accounts of aggravated battery for spitting
Speaker 1: on police officers. That was in October of last year.
Speaker 1: The chargers are still pending. At a socialism conference in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, she denounced her employer at the University
Speaker 1: of Chicago, and she said, f the University of Chicago
Speaker 1: called it evil and called it a colonial landlord, but
Speaker 1: explained she's there because it's the quote best shot at power.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 1: She holds the institution she works for in contempt, but
Speaker 1: works there. Probably cashes her check. Now about l said,
Speaker 1: CNN says that the polls have him down five points.
Speaker 1: First time a Michigan Democrat down like this, this century
Speaker 1: number seventy six.
Speaker 16: In Senate Rogers versus Elsaide. Look at this a new
Speaker 16: Fox News Paull Rogers is actually up by four points.
Speaker 16: He's up by four points. It's close, but a Republican
Speaker 16: is ahead in Michigan, and why why what is going on?
Speaker 7: Look among independence.
Speaker 16: Rogers actually leads by five This is extremely unusual because
Speaker 16: across the political maps I was looking at these different
Speaker 16: Fox newspapers, I couldn't find another example where the Republican
Speaker 16: was actually leading among independents. And it turns out that
Speaker 16: candidate quality may in fact matter, at least in terms
Speaker 16: of how voters see it, because in this same poll,
Speaker 16: the Democratic candidate for governor was ahead. So this is
Speaker 16: unique to the Senate race, and it is quite a
Speaker 16: troubling result for Democrats and quite a heartening one for Republicans.
Speaker 17: So do you have a sense, then, Harry, of what
Speaker 17: it is it is contributing to this the struggles right
Speaker 17: that all side. Is it that Rogers is a stronger candidate,
Speaker 17: or is it that Elsaiat has more issues for voters
Speaker 17: to deal with?
Speaker 16: It is all about Abdullah Assayat. He is a week candidate,
Speaker 16: at least by the metrics that we normally look at.
Speaker 16: And you could just take a look here, okay, the
Speaker 16: net favorability rating of the dem Center candidates across these
Speaker 16: northern battlegrounds. You'll notice there's only one candidate, rent one
Speaker 16: who has an unfavorable rating higher than his favorable rating,
Speaker 16: and it is significantly higher. Look how far underwater abdula
Speaker 16: I say it is? He is thirteen points underwater under
Speaker 16: their lake Michigan. My goodness, gracious, Troy Jackson Maine, he's
Speaker 16: at plus one. You got shared Brown at plus four
Speaker 16: in Ohio, and Josh Turik and Iowa way above there
Speaker 16: at plus eighteen points.
Speaker 7: This is extremely unusual.
Speaker 16: Again, across the map, Democrats have done such a good
Speaker 16: job recruiting candidates who are well liked by the voters. Again,
Speaker 16: I looked at all the Fox newsports. All the Democrats
Speaker 16: were above water except for Abdul said, and he is
Speaker 16: thirteen points underwater. This is all about, Abdul al said,
Speaker 16: being a weak candidate, at least in the minds of
Speaker 16: the voters.
Speaker 17: And so then just putting that perspective too in the
Speaker 17: state of Michigan. This is I mean, you touched on this, right,
Speaker 17: but this is especially important when you look at things
Speaker 17: in the state of Michigan.
Speaker 16: Yeah, okay, So you look at this first slide, right,
Speaker 16: you see that Mike Rodgers is ahead right by four points.
Speaker 7: Well, I was interested because I couldn't think.
Speaker 16: Of another example where you actually had a Democratic candidate
Speaker 16: who was down at least four points four points in
Speaker 16: a centerpol in Michigan. And it turns out for this
Speaker 16: entire century, abdulah said is the only one in a
Speaker 16: poll that meets CNN standards for publication. This is extremely, extremely,
Speaker 16: extremely unusual, Abdulah, I said, breaking records in.
Speaker 7: The ways that you don't want to.
Speaker 16: In fact, he is the first Democrat down by this much,
Speaker 16: as I said, essentially since nineteen hundred and ninety four.
Speaker 16: Now I will note obviously we have a campaign to
Speaker 16: go and I think there are different ways you can look.
Speaker 7: At this metric.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: That's Eric is in Atlanta. Eric, you're in the larial
Speaker 1: the show. Thank you so much for calling mis Dale
Speaker 1: to her.
Speaker 18: Are you and your family?
Speaker 1: I'm well, sir, How are you?
Speaker 18: I'm well, sir. I believe we need to quit calling
Speaker 18: these people dsay. They're not of America, that are for America.
Speaker 18: We have to quit legitimizing these people by giving them
Speaker 18: a monitor like GOP, like d NC, it familiarizes them
Speaker 18: for to us, and they can't be familiarized, man, they
Speaker 18: need to be beaten down. We need to take this
Speaker 18: drive towards socialism personally then, and we're not this is
Speaker 18: a real thing, man. We can't say DSA because it
Speaker 18: makes it so familiar. We can't be familiar with these people.
Speaker 1: Then, I hear you, Eric, h Yeah, the democrat dash
Speaker 1: socialist thing. Bernnie Sanders calls himself a socialist, a democrat socialist.
Speaker 1: They're socialists. They believe government ownership of the means of production.
Speaker 1: And when you hear what l say it sister said
Speaker 1: we should take over the means of production equalize our labor.
Speaker 1: That's communism right out of the Communist manifesto. Doctor Jill
Speaker 1: Biden's former press secretary's named Michael Lo Rosa. He says
Speaker 1: he can't support Socialist LSA ED number fifty.
Speaker 19: It's because you put this out on EXCE on Sunday
Speaker 19: and I said, get Michael on the air.
Speaker 7: You're talking.
Speaker 19: Yes, you said that you're supporting Mike Rogers in Michigan
Speaker 19: instead of Abdil Rockland LSED and you said this. I
Speaker 19: refuse to defend her support anyone with an ss TOTAL
Speaker 19: tattoo simply because they had a DNX to their name.
Speaker 19: I won't defender support anyone who's too cowardly to stand
Speaker 19: up to extremists who think the mother of my best
Speaker 19: friend who jumped from ninety five stories because the alternative
Speaker 19: was worse, deserved what happened to her. Yet there are
Speaker 19: so many Democrats who are willing to give these folks
Speaker 19: a past just because hey, it's all about getting elected.
Speaker 20: Well, it's not about I want the Democrats to win.
Speaker 20: I think they're going to win the Senate. I think
Speaker 20: they're going to win the House. I want Chuck Schumer
Speaker 20: and Brian Schatz to be the next majority leaders. I
Speaker 20: want to do it without El Sad and that can
Speaker 20: be done. But this isn't what I signed up for.
Speaker 20: Toten Koff and SS and defending it and then defending
Speaker 20: and Hassan Piker is just not the leader of my party.
Speaker 7: And it's okay for Democrats to say that.
Speaker 20: My old boss Chris Matthews was on TV this morning
Speaker 20: saying Democrats just need to do the hard part for politicians,
Speaker 20: which is sometimes standing up to your friends.
Speaker 7: Having a spine.
Speaker 21: All right, gentlemen, thanks so much for being with us.
Speaker 1: Thank I didn't sign up for this number fifty five.
Speaker 7: He's a fraud.
Speaker 22: You were talking about money in politics, right. He has
Speaker 22: the opportunity right now to tell the Democratic super pecs
Speaker 22: that are running ads on his behalf.
Speaker 7: He need get out of Michigan.
Speaker 23: You're here talking about Sayad. Sayad should be saying this.
Speaker 22: That's right. I mean if he Loiabeth, you can't bash
Speaker 22: the system on a Monday and benefit it from the
Speaker 22: benefit from on a Tuesday. And that's exactly what he's doing.
Speaker 22: He's taking money from na VIDIA and big tech and
Speaker 22: big healthcare. He's just not telling you that he's also
Speaker 22: they're super packs, who, by the way, are funded by
Speaker 22: corporate packs.
Speaker 1: And so Bill el said, who says he doesn't want
Speaker 1: to take money from superpacks taking money from super PACs?
Speaker 2: What a phony?
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Speaker 1: claiming he doesn't take PAC money while taking pac money.
Speaker 1: His name is Michael Lo Rosa. He's the former press
Speaker 1: secretary for Jill Biden. He used to work for Chris Matthews,
Speaker 1: who was the press secretary for the Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: Democrat Tip O'Neil President. Reagan was president at the time,
Speaker 1: and O'Neill and he disagreed on policy, but they would
Speaker 1: smoke cigars, have drinks, and tell jokes at the end
Speaker 1: of the day. Can you imagine that error now? When
Speaker 1: Reagan ran for reelection nineteen eighty four, he won forty
Speaker 1: nine states. The only one he didn't win with Minnesota,
Speaker 1: and he ran against somebody who was from Minnesota senator
Speaker 1: from Minnesota, and he barely lost Minnesota. I cannot imagine
Speaker 1: a world where a Republican or a Democrat could win
Speaker 1: forty nine of fifty states.
Speaker 2: Can you?
Speaker 1: That's exactly what happened in nineteen eighty four. Chris Matthews
Speaker 1: is the one I play a lot who says most
Speaker 1: white people would not vote for somebody they thought they
Speaker 1: were a racist. I play it because the idea that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a racist and a blatant racist, his
Speaker 1: detractors say, is completely inconsistent with common sense you wanna win.
Speaker 1: And Chris Matthews wrote a book called Hardball, very good
Speaker 1: book about politics. Have it in my library. He talks
Speaker 1: about the nuts and bolts of getting elected. Sharp guy, lefty,
Speaker 1: but sharp guy. And he said most white people would
Speaker 1: not vote for somebody if they thought he or she
Speaker 1: was racist. Here's what he said about the DSA platform.
Speaker 1: And he was on bs now when he was speaking
Speaker 1: number fifty four.
Speaker 24: Here's what I think. And I've been thinking about this
Speaker 24: for some days now. The DSA has done a favor
Speaker 24: to non DSA Democrats, to regular Democrats who are regular
Speaker 24: members of the party. They've listed what they believe in
Speaker 24: their chair. Made that clear, it said Peggy Noonon's column
Speaker 24: this week is very clear. We're gonna get rid of Ice,
Speaker 24: not just Ice. We're gonna get rid of the border.
Speaker 24: We're not gonna have a border anymore. We're not gonna
Speaker 24: effectively read control people coming in and out of the country.
Speaker 24: And so I think we're not gonna we're gonna get
Speaker 24: rid of prisons. You know, we're gonna get her to
Speaker 24: the Pentagon. We're gonna negotiate what what happens when your
Speaker 24: hostages are your former diplomats like what happened with President Carter.
Speaker 24: People take your hostage, your diplomats hostages.
Speaker 7: What do you do? Then you need an army.
Speaker 24: You don't not like to like to have an army,
Speaker 24: but you do need to have one. All these positions
Speaker 24: can be denied by any regular Democrat. All you have
Speaker 24: to do is go out there and say thank you
Speaker 24: DSA for telling us what you believe in. I don't
Speaker 24: believe in that stuff, and discriminate because you can't follow AOC.
Speaker 24: I like AOC generally, but she came out and said
Speaker 24: we're just a big tent party with a problem with
Speaker 24: the big tent defenses. Every Democrat has to defend all
Speaker 24: this craft coming from the left. They've got to say
Speaker 24: I believe in all this crazy stuff, and that makes
Speaker 24: me a Democrat. You've got to say no, no, I'm
Speaker 24: not a member of the DSA and here's.
Speaker 7: Why, and make it very clear.
Speaker 24: So it's going to require politicians to be good politicians
Speaker 24: and say here's where I stand. Right this is one
Speaker 24: I'm a regular Democrat. I'm for labor unions, I'm for
Speaker 24: opportunity for everybody, I'm for civil rights, I'm for all
Speaker 24: the things I believe in as a Democrat, but I'm
Speaker 24: not with this crowd. And I think that's going to
Speaker 24: be align that has to be drawn by Democrats because
Speaker 24: I'm telling you the last six weeks so this election
Speaker 24: is going to be an attack on the LSA ED
Speaker 24: and the and the DSA in New York and the
Speaker 24: Mamdanie and it's all gonna come out and blame every
Speaker 24: Democrat for everything the DSAY is doing. I don't believe
Speaker 24: in the DSA plan. I don't believe in their checklist
Speaker 24: to what they believe in. I'll say so, but running
Speaker 24: for office is going to require that, I think before now,
Speaker 24: before the election.
Speaker 1: The problem is, majority of Democrats support the plan, Majority
Speaker 1: of Democrats support socialism. Majority of Democrats have a far
Speaker 1: more positive view of socialism than they do among capitalism.
Speaker 1: They said nothing for four years when the boarders were
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Speaker 1: Ed's defeated opponent has now embraced him, but even she
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Speaker 1: at University of Chicago. Celebrate it. What happened on October seven,
Speaker 1: and she responded to a post put up by Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders who called the attack horrifying. Here's what she said, quote,
Speaker 1: what a disappointment. If you can't stand with a people
Speaker 1: that have been held in open prison for sixteen years
Speaker 1: finally fighting their oppressors, how can you claim to stand
Speaker 1: for justice?
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Speaker 1: This is Abdul l Sayad's sister now about him claiming
Speaker 1: he doesn't take any money from super PACs. His defeated
Speaker 1: opponent said that he did even though she supports him
Speaker 1: now said she'll do whatever he asked her to do
Speaker 1: for him to win. Number forty six.
Speaker 23: He's talking about big money in politics. This is something
Speaker 23: Al Sayad has been talking about in the campaign trail.
Speaker 23: Get the money out of politics, get the money into
Speaker 23: your pocket. I APAX spent big on you to get
Speaker 23: you elected. They obviously you came close but did not succeed.
Speaker 25: You're then opponent's.
Speaker 26: Let's be very let's be clear, Elizabeth. You know there
Speaker 26: was spending in my race from Democrats, democratic super packs.
Speaker 15: There were spending.
Speaker 26: I don't know if your graphic is right, by the way,
Speaker 26: the one you showed up. I mean, with all due respect,
Speaker 26: Abdul had a super pac. I think he's got some
Speaker 26: super PACs.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 26: I don't think that's seven million dollar number. Maybe that
Speaker 26: was super pick money.
Speaker 27: Look, I had Democrats.
Speaker 26: Supporting me, and yes, I'm supported, you know by American
Speaker 26: Jews who share my giantis views. You know I'm I'm
Speaker 26: you know, I contain my multitudes. I'm a manufacturer, an expert.
Speaker 26: Is there something else you're getting at here?
Speaker 27: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What you're getting at is he claims he doesn't take
Speaker 1: super PAC money or taking super Pac money. Hassan Piker
Speaker 1: spoke at Yale and praise the fall of the Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: This is in April number fifty three.
Speaker 28: The fall of the USSR was one of the greatest
Speaker 28: catastrophes of the twentieth century.
Speaker 7: Jus wait, listen, maybe you'll agree.
Speaker 28: Not only was there incalculable harm done to every single
Speaker 28: country under its banner, child prostitution, skyrocketing, suicide, it's life
Speaker 28: expectancy plummeting, but America was no longer contested around the globe.
Speaker 28: And it is precisely because of the end to that
Speaker 28: multipolarity that we saw accelerated neoliberalism that is devastating every
Speaker 28: Western nation right now, unlimited and unchecked greed.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's enough. The fall of the Soviet Union with
Speaker 1: an unmitigated disaster sits Hassan Piker, the guy who campaigned
Speaker 1: with abdul Elsi, ed not just once but several times
Speaker 1: on whose podcasts people like AOC appear. He campaigned really
Speaker 1: hard for Francesca Hong for the governor's race in Wisconsin. Lost.
Speaker 1: But here's what he said about this number forty three.
Speaker 28: We lose, we organized, we went yeah. So first and foremost,
Speaker 28: let's get started. Francesca Hong was able to draw immense turnout,
Speaker 28: and she was able to do this without any national endorsements,
Speaker 28: any local major endorsements, No Mark Pecan endorsement, no Bernie endorsement,
Speaker 28: no AOC endorsement. I was the de facto largest surrogate
Speaker 28: for the candidate.
Speaker 1: Okay. The fact that she was able to.
Speaker 28: Alongside the local DSA chapters, the fact that this campaign
Speaker 28: was able to bring this much turnout is incredible. Okay,
Speaker 28: it is incredible.
Speaker 1: Do not let anybody discourage you. Do not let anybody
Speaker 1: try to under Scott Jennings put together a montage of
Speaker 1: things that Hassan Piker said, including disparage and comments about blacks.
Speaker 1: Hassan Pikers is, now you're going to assue Scott Jennings
Speaker 1: number sixty seven. This was a Scott Jennings clip. This
Speaker 1: is the RNC strategy.
Speaker 28: It was the initial The initial clip came from the RNC,
Speaker 28: and now Scott Jennings is highlighting it. This is such
Speaker 28: an egregious lie. It is such an egregious instance of
Speaker 28: defamation that numerous people who hate me, like literally hate me.
Speaker 28: Have actually gone out to bat and said, this is
Speaker 28: the worst instance of defamation that I have seen.
Speaker 1: I hope you sue him, which I am.
Speaker 28: I'm in the process of I'm working through litigation right now.
Speaker 1: Now. The guy who won the primary over Francesca Hong
Speaker 1: said he doesn't agree with her socialist policies, but he
Speaker 1: won't say which ones. That's what I'm saying. It is
Speaker 1: no difference number sixty one.
Speaker 29: She had some positions that she took where she supported
Speaker 29: a state run public bank, taxpayer subsidized childcare, government owned
Speaker 29: grocery stores, Medicare for all, abolishing ice. Do you support
Speaker 29: any of those positions? Do the true you have any
Speaker 29: of that in common.
Speaker 30: You know we won't always agree on everything, and no,
Speaker 30: we don't agree on all of those different positions that
Speaker 30: you just named off, but we do know this that
Speaker 30: MAGA extremism is not the way that we want to go.
Speaker 30: It's not where our state wants to go, and it's
Speaker 30: not the way that our country.
Speaker 8: Should be going.
Speaker 30: And at the end of the day, we needed to
Speaker 30: make sure that we can defeat Donald Trump's legacy and
Speaker 30: make sure that Tom Tiffany doesn't become our governor, and
Speaker 30: so I love the fact that, particularly when it comes
Speaker 30: down to democrats as well as independence and those who
Speaker 30: are willing to come to the table, we can have
Speaker 30: the hard discussions about how we reach our goals, but
Speaker 30: we don't have to agree on everything.
Speaker 1: Did not say what he disagreed with. I mean, take
Speaker 1: Kamla Harris number seventy.
Speaker 21: Circial change. I think we need to revisit the efficacy
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Speaker 21: much of what we are dealing with right now. Back
Speaker 21: to the point of just a violation of civil rights
Speaker 21: and all that your parents and mind fought for. The
Speaker 21: Supreme Court decisions by this court that was basically at
Speaker 21: this point hand selected by Donald Trump.
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Speaker 27: There's kind of a lot going on for Democrats right now.
Speaker 27: We in Washington have been watching very closely some of
Speaker 27: these primaries. You had progressive Abdula Lsaed just beat establishment
Speaker 27: backed democrat in Michigan. Dozens of DSA backed candidates are
Speaker 27: winning primaries across the country.
Speaker 7: Today is election day.
Speaker 27: And Wisconsin Democrats might nominate Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong for governor.
Speaker 27: Here in California, though voters nominated the most establishment credential
Speaker 27: Democrat in a crowded governor's field. You'll hear from Jabier
Speaker 27: Basera in a moment here. San Francisco just handed its
Speaker 27: moderate mayor a clean sweep. Is this one Democratic party
Speaker 27: right now? What's going on?
Speaker 31: Senator?
Speaker 32: It is one Democratic party, and I think if we
Speaker 32: want to be in the majority, we're going to have
Speaker 32: to be a big tent party. I would much rather
Speaker 32: have that diverse in our party than have a outside
Speaker 32: the party.
Speaker 1: I would much rather have people who want to abolish
Speaker 1: ice inside the party than outside the party. I much
Speaker 1: rather have people who want to abolish the Senate that
Speaker 1: you serve on inside the party then outside the party.
Speaker 1: Robby Manuel was Barack Obama's chief of staff former mayor
Speaker 1: of Chicago, Number sixty four B.
Speaker 33: I want to be very clear, if you control the border,
Speaker 33: you send a signal that people who break the law
Speaker 33: don't get rewarded. And I'm so angry at our part,
Speaker 33: my party, not only losing control the border. From the
Speaker 33: twenty twenty debate, raising your hand and saying I'm going
Speaker 33: to give health care to people that cross illegally from
Speaker 33: a forget the immigration policy, the value system. You have
Speaker 33: American families suffocating under healthcare costs. Not everybody universally covered,
Speaker 33: but may were significantly well on our way there, and
Speaker 33: you're talking about free healthcare to having crossed border illegally
Speaker 33: at every level. That was foolish by U the party.
Speaker 1: He's probably gonna run for president. He said, we lost
Speaker 1: control of the border, and every single person in that
Speaker 1: debate stage raised his or her hand and said, I
Speaker 1: will give health care to illegal aliens.
Speaker 34: I'm Larry Older, but let's get her teed up.
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Speaker 1: parlors now place alc as the most likely winner of
Speaker 1: the Democrat primary for president. I kid you not. She
Speaker 1: is clearly thinking about running, You know that when she's
Speaker 1: saying things like, well, that was woke one point oh
Speaker 1: remember that. Here's what Florida Governor Ron Desanta said about
Speaker 1: AOC dismissing woke one point oh fifty nine.
Speaker 35: Well, people making the statements about abolishing prisons and abolishing
Speaker 35: the police, Oh, that was just woke.
Speaker 14: One.
Speaker 35: It was crazy, like really, like you're just gonna say
Speaker 35: that it was just a mulligan or something like that,
Speaker 35: Like people were actually attacking law enforcement. They wanted to
Speaker 35: defund police. You did have candidates, and you still have
Speaker 35: candidates who talk about abolishing prisons. But you got swept
Speaker 35: up in that frenzy. You don't just get to say, oh,
Speaker 35: that was that was yesterday. Oh, let's just let's just
Speaker 35: move on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Florida government, Oh you know, abolish ice, defund the police,
Speaker 1: get rid of the Senate. Israel's committing genocide other than
Speaker 1: should be elected by the House, expand the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: Never mind, here's what the president said about this number
Speaker 1: eighty one.
Speaker 7: AOC woke one was crazy.
Speaker 15: She's trying to back away from those comments.
Speaker 3: Why do you think she's trying to do that?
Speaker 1: Is she going to run for president?
Speaker 36: I think so. But if you really look at it,
Speaker 36: they're all saying the same thing. They're all trying to
Speaker 36: disavail themselves from saying about crime and we love sanctuary cities,
Speaker 36: all the things that they said they're now trying to disavail.
Speaker 36: But people know the woke. I mean, they know the woke,
Speaker 36: and the woke will become woke again as soon as
Speaker 36: they get elected.
Speaker 1: Stephen Miller had a few things to say about AOC
Speaker 1: number fifty two.
Speaker 37: I don't know the start date and the end date, Stephen,
Speaker 37: And at this point, I don't know that I really
Speaker 37: know the difference between woke one point zero and woke
Speaker 37: two point zero.
Speaker 7: Where do you where do you even begin with this?
Speaker 37: So let's talk about this callous laughter from AOC talking
Speaker 37: about what she calls woke one. What was one of
Speaker 37: the central tens of the so called woke ideology that
Speaker 37: the left launched in really in twenty twenty, in earnest
Speaker 37: and throughout these last number of years, although of course
Speaker 37: as ideological roots of Marxism and anti Americanism and communism
Speaker 37: and Third Worldism, all of course significantly predate that, what
Speaker 37: was one of its core tenants the dismantlement, destruction and
Speaker 37: defunding of our police departments, that policy objective which remains
Speaker 37: in force in every blue city today in Chicago, in
Speaker 37: Los Angeles and New York, and unrelenting war against police.
Speaker 37: The result the wages of that policy were a historic
Speaker 37: increase in murders until President Trump came along, a historic
Speaker 37: increase in shootings, dead bodies, drug overdoses, gangsrunga muck, citizens
Speaker 37: living in fear, public spaces, ceded to violent, thuggish, armed robbers.
Speaker 37: That was the policy. We're all gonna have a good
Speaker 37: laugh about that. Your husband was murdered, sorry, your mom
Speaker 37: was killed. Sorry, your loved ones are sixteen under the ground.
Speaker 37: Now we're gonna have a good laugh about that. It's sickening,
Speaker 37: it's disgusting, And the thing is it never stopped. Look
Speaker 37: here in Washington, DC. You did did this segment on
Speaker 37: the one year anniversary of President Trump's DC Safe Initiative,
Speaker 37: where he achieved the largest ever reduction of violent crime,
Speaker 37: not only the history of this city, but the history
Speaker 37: of any city. Nowhere has violent crime fallen so steeply,
Speaker 37: so quickly, so totally. He had to fight Democrats tooth
Speaker 37: and nail to reduce murders in this city.
Speaker 7: He had to fight, and is still fighting.
Speaker 37: A city council that at every turn has sided with
Speaker 37: violent career criminals over police officers. A city council and
Speaker 37: Democrat allies in Congress that believe of a sixteen year
Speaker 37: old or a seven year old commits a shooting with
Speaker 37: a gun, firing spring bullets on an open street, that
Speaker 37: they shouldn't even face adult criminal punishment. They should be
Speaker 37: deposited are right back out onto the street, maybe dropped
Speaker 37: in a halfway house for a couple months to kill
Speaker 37: or maim, or shoot or rape. That's their ideology, that's
Speaker 37: their philosophy. Because when you strip away all this woke labeling,
Speaker 37: it's hatred for America, and it's hatred for the people
Speaker 37: who have made America great. It's hatred for the people
Speaker 37: who build and sustaining things.
Speaker 7: Look at all of.
Speaker 37: These DSA candidates, look at all of these radical left ideologues,
Speaker 37: look at everyone who proposes all these different woke ideas.
Speaker 7: What do they have in common.
Speaker 37: It's a people and a movement who can't build anything.
Speaker 37: This is a movement. It never ends with the cathedral.
Speaker 37: It never ends with the bridge. It never ends with
Speaker 37: the brand new airport. It never ends with a secure border.
Speaker 37: It never ends with the gleaming community. It never ends
Speaker 37: with a functional school system. It never ends with the beautiful,
Speaker 37: gorgeous park. It never even ends with a presidential library
Speaker 37: that you can look at and not feel discussed.
Speaker 7: Like the Obama Library.
Speaker 37: It's an ideology that looks at what civilization built and
Speaker 37: is envious and hateful and jealous and says, I will
Speaker 37: take I will steal, I will dismantle, I will destroy,
Speaker 37: and I will redistribute everything that you have built to
Speaker 37: people who don't belong here and have no right to
Speaker 37: be here. And everything President Trump has done will think
Speaker 37: about this. Everything that he's done to try to dismantle
Speaker 37: that ideology that left's is taking him to court every
Speaker 37: beautiful thing he wants to build. They want to block
Speaker 37: every model of the border he wants to secure. They
Speaker 37: want to stop every alien he wants to deport. They
Speaker 37: want to keep here every transgender inmate that he wants
Speaker 37: to be housed, and they're biologically correct prison. They're suing
Speaker 37: to keep men housed with women every school district or
Speaker 37: he's trying to stop racial discrimination, transgender ideology, the sexual
Speaker 37: abuse of our children. There, they're defending the abusers. They're
Speaker 37: they're defending what's putrid and hateful on race discrimination, battling
Speaker 37: with every single university to say just because you're a
Speaker 37: young white man in this country doesn't mean that you're
Speaker 37: not allowed to get the same tree when when you're
Speaker 37: applying for college. They're the ones that are in court
Speaker 37: every day fighting to say no, that kind of discrimination
Speaker 37: is good. That's the kind of discrimination we want ripping
Speaker 37: apart the fabric of society by race, by ethnicity at
Speaker 37: the seams. That's their ideology. I'm sorry for this monologue,
Speaker 37: but it's got to be said. Will It's never stopped,
Speaker 37: and it's never gonna stop. It can only be defeated
Speaker 37: when millions of upstanding citizens say we're not gonna let
Speaker 37: them take our country away. That's what Trump and MAGA
Speaker 37: and America First is all about and will always be
Speaker 37: about that.
Speaker 1: And this reporter spoke with people in DC about the
Speaker 1: Trump crackdown Crime number thirty six.
Speaker 38: The National Guards have been deployed to DC for more
Speaker 38: than a year. Now, what do you make of their
Speaker 38: presence a year in?
Speaker 2: I love them. I love them.
Speaker 39: Our kids deserve to grow up safe with a different environment.
Speaker 39: You know, for so long DC have been a violence didy.
Speaker 39: The goal is to get piece back into the neighborhood
Speaker 39: and society.
Speaker 12: Have them here, keep them here, it's cleaning d C.
Speaker 12: Keep them moving all around DC. Clean them up, clean
Speaker 12: them up, out of them.
Speaker 6: I tell them thank you every time I walk past them.
Speaker 6: All the crimesciatistics say they're down in no small part
Speaker 6: because of that.
Speaker 39: That's the deturn so we haven't had the really serious issues,
Speaker 39: especially with the teenagers lately.
Speaker 5: But I think they're doing an excellent job. I just
Speaker 5: feel bad about the young lady who lost their life
Speaker 5: last year.
Speaker 38: Let's take a look at the crime styles across the nation.
Speaker 38: We're seeing homicide rate on track to be the lowest
Speaker 38: in more than a century. Some people are credit are saying,
Speaker 38: this is like a good policy from the administration.
Speaker 7: What do you think we lost more?
Speaker 39: You know, young people that could have been lawyers, judges, doctors,
Speaker 39: you know, could have been something in life. I think
Speaker 39: it was time to get a control, get just under control.
Speaker 39: And I do praise President Trump for that, you know,
Speaker 39: because somebody showed that they really cared.
Speaker 6: Boyson Blue pretty important for that too. As long as
Speaker 6: you support them, they can do their job, do the job.
Speaker 6: Imagine that the crame rate plummets.
Speaker 12: I just say, when they came every day, just got better.
Speaker 12: To me, for real, you got better better, better keep
Speaker 12: it up, guys. I'm with Trump.
Speaker 17: He deserves them one hundred percent of the credit, and
Speaker 17: God behind him.
Speaker 26: I mean, why wouldn't they do something about this?
Speaker 7: Why would they allow crime to run rampant? He had
Speaker 7: to come in and do that.
Speaker 35: You know, you can't just ignore the elephant in the room,
Speaker 35: because sometimes people that are bad have to be dealt
Speaker 35: with in that way.
Speaker 7: So I'm grateful for where we are.
Speaker 1: In This Democrat candidate for governor of Ohio compared ice
Speaker 1: agents to the KKK number seventy one.
Speaker 40: There are people coming out there wearing masks with all
Speaker 40: the gear on. We don't even know who they are.
Speaker 40: They're just showing up. Does this not feel like the
Speaker 40: klu klux Klan to anyone?
Speaker 1: Are you serious? Does this not feel like the kukoks
Speaker 1: plan to anyone? And then there's the father who was
Speaker 1: murdered by the illegal alien because of California sanctuary policies.
Speaker 1: Here's Tom Holman, number sixty ninety.
Speaker 41: And look, and there is no reason for it. I mean,
Speaker 41: in bottom line, you're right, it's just just it's politics
Speaker 41: a sanctuary jurisdiction, and over and over a decade. Can't
Speaker 41: I can't think of the hundreds of cases like this
Speaker 41: has happened. It's just one case after another. Eth not
Speaker 41: that we'll talk about this today and tomorrow, then we'll
Speaker 41: move on the next week. There'll be another one some
Speaker 41: other places in another sanctuary stay and what really upset me.
Speaker 41: The response from the governor's office was that, well, I
Speaker 41: just had billions of dollars. They should be doing their job.
Speaker 41: We did our job. We located this person in their facility,
Speaker 41: We did investigation, found out he is an illegally United States.
Speaker 41: She has a criminal history, He is deportable. So we
Speaker 41: issued a detainer asking them to know the vice before
Speaker 41: the release them. Now, I don't care about sanes word prolysies.
Speaker 41: All they said. We can't utter chainers. We don't think
Speaker 41: you're legal. There's nothing illegal, there's nothing pathetic.
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Speaker 1: I met Caroline Levitt a couple of years ago. She
Speaker 1: had faired out exactly when it was, I think it
Speaker 1: was twenty twenty four. She was running for Congress New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: She'd won the primary, and I attended a rally with
Speaker 1: her and she was amazing. We even did a radio
Speaker 1: show together, and I thought she was a superstar. And
Speaker 1: then I wake up and she is the Press Secretary.
Speaker 1: She's now retiring. She says she wants to spend time
Speaker 1: with her family. She has two young children. It's one
Speaker 1: of those rare instances where somebody says they're retiring, and
Speaker 1: you know they're not being pushed because it's clear that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump respected her, admired her, and relied on her.
Speaker 1: And one of the reasons that the media despises President Trump,
Speaker 1: one of the many reasons, as I mentioned earlier in
Speaker 1: the show, is that he has laughed at them as
Speaker 1: being biased and unfair and fake. And he's right, and
Speaker 1: that whole attitude towards the media has infused the entire
Speaker 1: Trump administration, including an especially the Press secretary. This is
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt in January of this year, number fifty.
Speaker 40: Six, an shaped gen docta reculessly until the un justicified.
Speaker 42: Oh okay, so you're a biased reporter with a left
Speaker 42: wing opinion. Yeah, because you're a left wing hack. You're
Speaker 42: not a reporter. You're posing in this room as a journalist.
Speaker 42: And it's so clear by the premise of your question,
Speaker 42: and you and the people in the media who have
Speaker 42: such biases but fake like you're a journalist. You shouldn't
Speaker 42: even be sitting in that seat. But you're pretending that
Speaker 42: you're a journalist, but you're a left wing activist. And
Speaker 42: the question that you just raised, your answer proves your bias.
Speaker 42: You should be reporting on the facts.
Speaker 15: You should re reporting on the cases.
Speaker 42: Do you have the numbers of how many American citizens
Speaker 42: were killed at the hands of illegal aliens who ICE
Speaker 42: is trying to remove from this country.
Speaker 1: I bet you don't.
Speaker 42: I bet you didn't even read up on those stories.
Speaker 42: I bet you never even read about Lake and Riley
Speaker 42: or Jocelyn Nungray. Are all of the innocent Americans who
Speaker 42: were killed at the hands of illegal aliens in this
Speaker 42: country and the brave men and women of ICE are
Speaker 42: doing everything in their power to remove those heinous individuals
Speaker 42: and make our community safer. And shame on people like
Speaker 42: you and the media who have a crooked view and
Speaker 42: have a bias view and pretend like you're real honest journalist.
Speaker 12: Tomma.
Speaker 1: This is a kind of spunk and backbone that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has given the Republican Party and that's why they
Speaker 1: despise him so much. This was last year in March.
Speaker 1: This is a representative named Lisa McClain. She is from
Speaker 1: Michigan and she's on CNN number sixty two.
Speaker 43: Well, you suggested just a moment ago that Democrats and
Speaker 43: the CEOs were somehow working together to come up with
Speaker 43: these figures. Well, yes, that are a result of tariffs.
Speaker 43: Is that what you're suggesting. So that's what you're suggesting.
Speaker 44: All you need to do is turn All you need
Speaker 44: to do is turn on the TV. Look at your show.
Speaker 44: It's nothing but fear mongering. That's all the Democrats do.
Speaker 44: What's inflation doing? What's inflation up or down? Oh it's down.
Speaker 44: What's the prices of eggs? Oh they're down. What's the
Speaker 44: prices of mortgage? Oh it's down?
Speaker 14: Right, But we don't.
Speaker 44: Cover the positive things. We only cover the negative things
Speaker 44: to get everyone worked up. So here's two things. This
Speaker 44: could be a potential problem, but it actually could be
Speaker 44: a potential long term solution. But when you don't want
Speaker 44: to cover the other half, and all you talk about
Speaker 44: is the one half, of course, that's what you're going
Speaker 44: to here. I would prefer to give both times of
Speaker 44: the story. That's what real newswomen newspeople used to do,
Speaker 44: is they would give both sides of the story. So
Speaker 44: one side of the story is yes, potentially, on the
Speaker 44: short term, listen, tariffs could cause us some discomfort, no question.
Speaker 44: But let's take a look at the long term. Do
Speaker 44: you think there's any benefits to the long term. I
Speaker 44: can share with you that there are benefits to the
Speaker 44: long term if we can get this on a level
Speaker 44: playing field. And that's what we need to do. Instead
Speaker 44: of just getting everyone all ginned up about oh, all
Speaker 44: the sky is falling, the sky is falling, let's talk
Speaker 44: about the vision on what we're actually trying to do,
Speaker 44: which is reverse the negative. Heman put America on track
Speaker 44: to be expected again. Respected again.
Speaker 43: Chairman, thank you so much for joining us. I wish
Speaker 43: you would watch our show more often because you would
Speaker 43: see that we do have both sides on specifically, that's
Speaker 43: why you're on the air today to present that side.
Speaker 43: That's what we do here at CNN. Chairwoman Lenna McLain,
Speaker 43: thank you.
Speaker 2: So much for the time.
Speaker 7: Lisa.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Lisa, My apologies, have a good weekend, tough
Speaker 1: day at the office. That's what we do here. This
Speaker 1: is an economist named John Lnski about core inflation down
Speaker 1: number forty seven.
Speaker 7: It seems this is a pretty good news.
Speaker 45: It is good news, and I could not help but
Speaker 45: note that the annual rate of course CPI inflation, that's
Speaker 45: excluding food and energy.
Speaker 7: Whill you want energy out of it?
Speaker 45: Because of the matter in Iran. Take that out two
Speaker 45: point five percent in July. That's back to where it
Speaker 45: was prior to the start of the Iran conflict. This
Speaker 45: tells me that inflation is not spreading out beyond energy,
Speaker 45: beyond gasoline price.
Speaker 1: It's good news. And President Trump talks about the drop
Speaker 1: in prescription drug crisis number seventy eight.
Speaker 46: So the headline today is does everybody no caroline? She's
Speaker 46: with us? The headline today is exactly that, and you
Speaker 46: say it said the fifteen drug prices record arps dropped
Speaker 46: in more than sixty years. Okay, I got it. Everybody
Speaker 46: have it. And I told you that was going to happen.
Speaker 46: The second headline is says says Trump. Administrator marks fifteenth
Speaker 46: straight months with zero border releases as.
Speaker 47: Apprehension ninety four percent in other words of border and
Speaker 47: that means.
Speaker 46: For fifteen straight monthly has zero people closing the border.
Speaker 46: Are you impressed?
Speaker 7: Is anybody in press?
Speaker 41: You are?
Speaker 46: Thank you. I'll give you the first question. Therefore, go ahead,
Speaker 46: go ahead, anybody. I have a lot of things that
Speaker 46: are happening, a lot of good things.
Speaker 47: The economy is doing unbelievably from the standpoint of Wall Street.
Speaker 47: We just said another record. As you know, it's eighty
Speaker 47: times where where the best market in history? And that's
Speaker 47: good for four oh one case. It's good for a
Speaker 47: lot of things, but it's great for four on one
Speaker 47: case in job. I always say it's great for four
Speaker 47: oh one case in job.
Speaker 10: So we hit number eighty record.
Speaker 47: So eighty days out of a short one and a
Speaker 47: half years.
Speaker 22: We have a record stock market.
Speaker 47: Four o one case have set a new record.
Speaker 46: And you take a look at the border.
Speaker 7: Fifteen months, zero.
Speaker 47: People coming to our southern border, pretty amazing.
Speaker 46: And drug prices again, the scripts drug prices.
Speaker 47: Done more than at any time.
Speaker 18: Over sixty years.
Speaker 46: Okay, what else do I have to say?
Speaker 1: And then there's the marine vet held in a Russian
Speaker 1: prison for one thousand, six hundred and sixty six days.
Speaker 1: He's now been returned and Trump gave absolutely nothing in
Speaker 1: exchange all of this and more. Triple eight ninety seven
Speaker 1: one SPG you someday, Triple eight nine seven one sage,
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one seven two four to three.
Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder, Salem News Channel, and more good
Speaker 1: news coming from the Trump administration. Marine vet held captive
Speaker 1: in Russia for one thousand, six hundred and sixty six
Speaker 1: days has been released and Trump gave nothing in return.
Speaker 1: Number twenty nine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, think about it.
Speaker 48: Joe Biden had to give the Merchant of Death back
Speaker 48: to Russia in exchange for WNBA player Britney Griner. And
Speaker 48: what President Trump was able to do here is give
Speaker 48: absolutely nothing for the return of a United States Marine veteran.
Speaker 48: And you know, Senator Ed Markey, who's a Democrat, made
Speaker 48: a comment today apparently he'd been working with the family
Speaker 48: on this case as well, and he said that it
Speaker 48: was a tragedy that this man had not been released sooner,
Speaker 48: And in fact, I actually agree. I agree it was
Speaker 48: a tragedy that Joe Biden, who was president when this
Speaker 48: man was arrested in Russia in twenty twenty two, was
Speaker 48: apparently incapable of or unwilling to help secure the release
Speaker 48: of this man. And you know, Ed Markey might not
Speaker 48: be willing to give President Trump and his team a
Speaker 48: whole lot of credit here, but I think I speak
Speaker 48: for a lot of Americans tonight when I say that
Speaker 48: the only opinion that ultimately matters is that of his family.
Speaker 48: And this was his sister Lexie tonight, she said, quote,
Speaker 48: there is no other reason that Robert is alive today
Speaker 48: other than that President Trump heard about the case and
Speaker 48: took action. I think that really.
Speaker 15: Speaks for itself.
Speaker 1: Now, this man is a Polish member of the European
Speaker 1: Parliament and talks about Poland's attitude towards immigration versus the
Speaker 1: attitude towards immigration among the rest of the European countries.
Speaker 1: Number sixty five.
Speaker 49: How many refugees has Poland taken?
Speaker 7: Zero?
Speaker 50: And you're proud of that if you are asking me,
Speaker 50: if you're if you are asking me about Muslim Muslim's
Speaker 50: illegal immigration, none, not even one will come to Poland,
Speaker 50: not even one, if it's illegal. We took over two
Speaker 50: million Ukrainians who are working, who are peaceful in Poland.
Speaker 51: We will not receive even one Muslim because this is
Speaker 51: what we promised.
Speaker 49: But I honest, yes, inegal immigrants. I asked about refugees,
Speaker 49: and Jean Koude Junka, the commissioned President, says that you're racist.
Speaker 49: You sound proud of the fact that you haven't taken
Speaker 49: any refugees.
Speaker 51: Of course, because this is what our people expecting from
Speaker 51: our government. That's number one. This is why our government
Speaker 51: was elected. This is why Poland is so safe. This
Speaker 51: is the reason why we had not even one terrorist attack.
Speaker 51: Look at the streets in Poland, and we can be
Speaker 51: called populists, nationalists, racists. I don't care. I care about
Speaker 51: my family and about my country.
Speaker 1: That brings us to the fraud taking place in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: This was Brandon gil earlier this year, number twenty six.
Speaker 52: Mister Ballew again, thank you for being here. Ask you
Speaker 52: does large scale smiley immigration make Minnesota stronger or weaker?
Speaker 31: Certainly stronger?
Speaker 52: Certainly strong or do you know what percentage of Somali
Speaker 52: headed households in Minnesota are on food stamps?
Speaker 36: No?
Speaker 52: Fifty four percent. Do you know what that number is
Speaker 52: for Native Minnesota headed households.
Speaker 1: Well, to be clear, a majority of.
Speaker 52: This seven it's seven percent. There's a big difference between
Speaker 52: fifty four percent and seven percent?
Speaker 14: Is there?
Speaker 10: Not?
Speaker 7: Use me?
Speaker 31: So I could I answer the question?
Speaker 52: Let me let me move on. We've got a lot
Speaker 52: of questions here. What what percentage of Somali headed households
Speaker 52: in Minnesota are on Medicaid?
Speaker 31: I don't know.
Speaker 52: It's seventy three percent. Do you know what that number
Speaker 52: is for Minnesota? Native households.
Speaker 31: Again, you're using the phrase Minnesota native households.
Speaker 52: The number, the number is eighteen percent. That's a quite
Speaker 52: an astounding difference. I think we would Can I answer
Speaker 52: the question? Please let me ask you one more and
Speaker 52: then we can go onto that. What what percentage of
Speaker 52: Somali headed households are on welfare in general?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 52: It's eighty one percent. What about let me just ask you,
Speaker 52: after ten years of being in the United States, what
Speaker 52: percentage of Somali immigrant households are on continue to be
Speaker 52: on welfare?
Speaker 31: I don't know.
Speaker 52: The number is seventy eight percent. So even after ten years,
Speaker 52: seventy eight percent of Somali immigrant households continue to be
Speaker 52: on welfare. Do you know what that number is for
Speaker 52: native Minnesota headed households? Again US non Somali immigrant immigrant
Speaker 52: headed households.
Speaker 31: If I can just answer the question, you're using the
Speaker 31: phrase native Minnesotans. The majority of Somali Minnesotans are as
Speaker 31: Minnesota as any of us. They were born in the
Speaker 31: United States. It's only eight thousand of the one hundred
Speaker 31: and eight thousands in the malver.
Speaker 52: Nevertheless, the welfare usage is astoundingly different. Let me ask
Speaker 52: you again, does that make Minnesota stronger or weaker?
Speaker 7: Again?
Speaker 31: I'd like the opportunity to answer the question here. So again,
Speaker 31: the majority of Somali Minnesotans are born in the United States,
Speaker 31: as I understand.
Speaker 52: Okay, well, what percentage of working age Somalians who have
Speaker 52: been in the US for ten years or more? Ten
Speaker 52: years or more, how many of them speak English very well?
Speaker 52: I don't know about half. The answer is about half.
Speaker 52: That seems pretty low, doesn't it.
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Speaker 3: Healthcare should be a choice made by a patient and
Speaker 3: their doctor if that patient is under the AGV.
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Speaker 1: Tribulate seven one shg A triple eight nine seventy one
Speaker 1: seven two four to three. I am Larry Yelder, Salem
Speaker 1: News Channel. The Board of Trustees at the Kennedy Trump
Speaker 1: Center or the Trump. Kennedy Center has voted to restore
Speaker 1: his to restore his name the collapse you just now heard.
Speaker 1: Are people just fainting over this? And the President said
Speaker 1: he'd love to run for president again in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 1: but number twenty five at the dinner you.
Speaker 42: Put on at some point, are you serious about.
Speaker 1: Seeking a third herd?
Speaker 36: Everybody asked me that question, and you know that the
Speaker 36: law is very strong on that.
Speaker 46: I'd love to run, but the law is very strong.
Speaker 47: I get asked by every well even tonight. They're screaming
Speaker 47: at the event.
Speaker 46: Twenty twenty eight. Now, everybody wants me to do it,
Speaker 46: but the law is very strong.
Speaker 1: Now alc. According to betting, Parlors is the most likely
Speaker 1: person to win the Democratic presidential nomination. We talked about
Speaker 1: that earlier in the show. She has a long time partner,
Speaker 1: but reportedly they're no longer together. She has now reportedly
Speaker 1: frozen her eggs. Some people suggest that she might be
Speaker 1: doing that so that she could run for president. I
Speaker 1: don't know. All I know is that a few years
Speaker 1: ago she and this longtime partner who happened to be
Speaker 1: a white male. We're talking about how not to be
Speaker 1: racist take Notes number twenty three.
Speaker 26: So, Riley, what has been helpful to you in combating racism?
Speaker 53: I think it's helpful and important to talk to other
Speaker 53: white people about racism.
Speaker 1: And this poor guy, you know, he has no idea
Speaker 1: what to say. You're a white man. Why don't you
Speaker 1: tell us how you, as a white man, learned not
Speaker 1: to be racist? Riley, can you give us some pointers
Speaker 1: on what you've done to excise the racism from your soul?
Speaker 1: Started again?
Speaker 26: So, Riley, what has been helpful to you in combating racism?
Speaker 53: I think it's helpful and important to talk to other
Speaker 53: white people about racism. And I think a lot of
Speaker 53: people they don't want to be racist, They don't think
Speaker 53: that they're racist, but they also don't know some of
Speaker 53: the things that they believe or say are and can
Speaker 53: be racist. And I think one of the effective ways
Speaker 53: is just to talk and kind of help teach them
Speaker 53: about So.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of white people don't realize that
Speaker 1: they're racist, and so it's very important to talk to
Speaker 1: other white people so that you can determine what you're
Speaker 1: thinking isn't racist, in fact is racist, and once you
Speaker 1: find out what you're saying is racist, and you can
Speaker 1: learn how to not say it anymore in a less
Speaker 1: racist way. And so I have a lot of white friends,
Speaker 1: and I talk to my white friends, and we all
Speaker 1: agree that we're racist. We also agree that we don't
Speaker 1: want to be racist, and so we try to decide
Speaker 1: how he can be less racist than we already are.
Speaker 1: And I think that's how you do it. It was painful.
Speaker 1: Harold Ford is the liberal on the five on Fox,
Speaker 1: and he says that AOC hasn't really accomplished anything in Congress,
Speaker 1: No kidding number nineteen.
Speaker 54: Years in to Kellyan's point, there are no legislative outcomes.
Speaker 54: To point two, there are no legislative accomplishments. To point two,
Speaker 54: there are no campaign There are no themes or no
Speaker 54: legislation you're campaigning for on the campaign trial other than
Speaker 54: Donald Trump's terrible. Democracy is what produces the best minds
Speaker 54: and the best people. Yet you've been there all these years.
Speaker 54: What is it that you support? Do you support no
Speaker 54: taxes for the bottom fifty percent? We can debate that
Speaker 54: they only pay three percent of taxes. Say how you're
Speaker 54: going to centivize more people to work, Say how you
Speaker 54: don't want terrace because they're driving up the cost of
Speaker 54: groceries in your district, driving up the cost of things
Speaker 54: that people need most across New York. Say it's your
Speaker 54: for affordable housing, and here's your plan to do it.
Speaker 54: I think we've reached a point where you talked about
Speaker 54: the performative politics killing.
Speaker 7: I agree.
Speaker 54: I think it happens a lot of times on the
Speaker 54: Republican side and the Democrats side. But Democrats, we have
Speaker 54: an opportunity to win a majority in the House and
Speaker 54: the Senate, and then all we're doing is performing. There's
Speaker 54: no substance, There are no answers here. We learn Today's
Speaker 54: ANDRADI our strategic patrolling reserve has three hundred million barrels,
Speaker 54: the lowest it's been in forty three years. I don't
Speaker 54: hear any of them talking about that. I don't hear
Speaker 54: any of them talking about answers the ways we're going
Speaker 54: to address that going forward. I don't hear any of
Speaker 54: them talking about their ideas for what we need to
Speaker 54: do to build our allies back up and those relationships
Speaker 54: back up to.
Speaker 7: Ensure that we win this a war and ron.
Speaker 54: Instead, they're talking about canceling Thanksgiving, and they said they're
Speaker 54: talking about how they did. That's a position that they
Speaker 54: now wish they're going to change on it. You're right,
Speaker 54: you can't have a bus three years ago or three
Speaker 54: months ago, and three weeks ago or three days ago,
Speaker 54: and so well, I didn't mean that voters will take
Speaker 54: that into consideration.
Speaker 7: Tax the riches.
Speaker 1: The co chair of the day, he's been he just
Speaker 1: now said it. It's one thing to say Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: and sob Donald Trump's the fascists and the racist and
Speaker 1: the Nateene Hitler in a mile in the stalin and
Speaker 1: a Mussolini. They want to leave him out. What are
Speaker 1: you going to do about affordability? What is your plan?
Speaker 1: Tax the rich? What is your plan? Government owned Grophy stores?
Speaker 1: What is your plan? Freezing rent? What is your plan?
Speaker 1: They have no plan. The plan is and what unites
Speaker 1: the party is a common hatred of Donald Trump. That's it.
Speaker 1: They have no agenda. Inflation under Biden average five percent
Speaker 1: of a year. What's your agenda? Family of Fords, I said,
Speaker 1: a million times one hundred dollars a month more for
Speaker 1: the same goods and services as that family of four
Speaker 1: spent four years earlier. At the beginning of Joe Biden's term.
Speaker 1: What is your plan. I'm in California. The legislature is
Speaker 1: full of people like AOC, full of people like Zoron Mamdani,
Speaker 1: full of people like Abdul l sayed. What do you have?
Speaker 1: Highest unemployment in the nation.
Speaker 7: What do you have?
Speaker 1: Highest gas prices in the nation. What do you have?
Speaker 1: Highest electricity prices than any state in the lower forty eight,
Speaker 1: more homelessness than anywhere else. School's lousy. People leaving California.
Speaker 1: People are coming to California, but those who are leaving
Speaker 1: pay more in taxes than those who are coming here
Speaker 1: will be paying. Why hostile environment because it's been run
Speaker 1: by lefties. You guys, raise the minimum wage. I told
Speaker 1: you what would happen. One study has found ten thousand
Speaker 1: fast food workers have lost their jobs and the prices
Speaker 1: for fast food places up around nine percent. That's your agenda.
Speaker 1: Abolish ice, Defund the police, that's your agenda now. Just
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Speaker 1: Night nine seven one s A g E. Triple Light
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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. Gregory is in Pittsburgh, Gregory
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Speaker 8: Yeah, O, Larry. When I heard you talking about the
Speaker 8: decline of reading and then you mentioned Thomas Soul. I
Speaker 8: had to call and tell you that I recently read
Speaker 8: my eighth book by Thomas Soul. It's called Social Justice Policies.
Speaker 8: And whenever I read a book by him, I feel
Speaker 8: as if waves of truth are washing over me. And
Speaker 8: when I'd read about three of his books, I concluded
Speaker 8: that he was the wisest living human being. I have
Speaker 8: sister reverence for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's written about forty books, Greg Ree, I don't
Speaker 1: know if you heard what that playwright David Manmeette said
Speaker 1: about him. He called him America's greatest contemporary philosopher.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the way I certainly feel. I learned things
Speaker 8: from him that I would never know about otherwise, like
Speaker 8: the all black Dunbar School in Washington, d C. That
Speaker 8: had brilliant students. And what sort of struck me about
Speaker 8: that was that during the heyday of that school, I
Speaker 8: was living in Arlington, Virginia. That was during my teenage years,
Speaker 8: and I never knew about that school until I read
Speaker 8: about it in Thomas Soul.
Speaker 1: He's an amazing man. He's ninety six years old. I
Speaker 1: we just played a segment from him. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Stephanie White, the coach of the Indiana Fever who's angry
Speaker 1: at people said she wasn't standing up.
Speaker 2: For a player.
Speaker 1: We have time for that one forty two.
Speaker 25: This is more for an online community that's trying to
Speaker 25: create narratives that simply don't. I thought the play got
Speaker 25: called right, thankfully Sophie's okay.
Speaker 15: Was it egregious?
Speaker 25: Absolutely? When you have a chance to watch that over
Speaker 25: and over and over on replay, you can see that
Speaker 25: I didn't have that in real time. The reality is
Speaker 25: with me. I will always lead with love, I will
Speaker 25: always lead with grace, I will always lead with humility,
Speaker 25: and I will always lead with integrity. Doesn't mean I'll
Speaker 25: always get it right. I'm also human. The hate, the
Speaker 25: fear mongering, the divisiveness, the stuff that's trying to hijack
Speaker 25: our league.
Speaker 7: Will not win. It won't win.
Speaker 25: We are united, we are connected, We will not be divided.
Speaker 25: Every day, these women put their on the line. Every day.
Speaker 25: When they go low, we go high. Love will win,
Speaker 25: Grace will win, Humility will win, and kindness will win.
Speaker 25: I stand by them. I will always stand by them.
Speaker 25: Everybody else can go to hell.
Speaker 1: Kindness will win, Grace will win, Love will win.
Speaker 2: Everybody else go to hell.
Speaker 1: Great weekend, everybody for you on Monday, cow pass. What
Speaker 1: can I say, Well, Mike has been dropped all across America.
Speaker 7: That's enough. Put down the mic THO Larry eldershow