Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No thictocrats allowed, because we've got
Speaker 1: a country to say, so, let's get her teed up
Speaker 1: with the Subdigo Triple eight ninety seven one Sage Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four to three Larry Older,
Speaker 1: Salem News Channel. President Trump says there's no time limit
Speaker 1: on the Iran war. Iran's economy is being squeezed to
Speaker 1: the brink. The next Gerrymander battle will be Florida. Adam
Speaker 1: Schiff calls Ice an out of control police force. CNN's
Speaker 1: Africa correspondence says Trump is surprisingly much beloved in Africa.
Speaker 1: We'll look at the highlights and the low light from
Speaker 1: last night's California governor debate. The anti hate group the
Speaker 1: Southern Poverty Law Center has been giving money to hate groups,
Speaker 1: is now under investigation by the DOJ. CNN's Dana Ba
Speaker 1: actually Hassan Piker, whom I call the Democrats. David Duke
Speaker 1: is excusing sexual violence by Hamas terrorists. All of this
Speaker 1: in More Triple eight ninety seven one Sage Triple eight
Speaker 1: ninety seven one seven two four to three. I want
Speaker 1: to get into Virginia or talk about Iran, but first
Speaker 1: this happened last night on CNN number ten.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 3: Africa is a continent. There are fifty five different countries.
Speaker 3: There are different takes there. But so what is the
Speaker 3: overall feeling about President Donald Trump on the continent of Africa.
Speaker 4: President Trump is surprisingly much beloved in Africa, and people
Speaker 4: don't realize this part of the region. Part of the
Speaker 4: reason why President Trump is beloved in Africa is because
Speaker 4: he's got a stronger position to abortion. People feel like
Speaker 4: he probably is not pro LGBT rights. People have been
Speaker 4: are religious in Africa, many people that are religious in
Speaker 4: the Christian or Muslim and so they feel that President
Speaker 4: Trump represents those conservative values that they agree with. Obviously,
Speaker 4: President Trump has made some decisions that affects Africans moving
Speaker 4: to the United States. There's a lot of visa restrictions,
Speaker 4: the aid cuts that affect the USAID. In Cameroon where
Speaker 4: Pope Leo is right now, maybe six hundred thousand people
Speaker 4: might not have food in the next few months because
Speaker 4: of the aid cuts that affect USAID and foreign aid
Speaker 4: by the United States. But overall, I think when I
Speaker 4: go around Africa, people like President Trump. They like that
Speaker 4: he speaks his mind and they're remembering him from The Apprentice. Oh,
Speaker 4: it was very well syndicated across Africa.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. What Trump is more popular in Africa than
Speaker 1: he is here? What about the USAID cuts? We like
Speaker 1: him because he speaks his mine. We like it values.
Speaker 1: There's less Trump arrangement syndrome in Africa than there is here.
Speaker 1: When he leaves office, maybe you ought to run for
Speaker 1: president of Nigeria. Now I got a letter.
Speaker 2: Here, Earl.
Speaker 1: Larry Trump started this redistricting thing with Texas. If Trump
Speaker 1: hadn't put his foot in his you know what, we
Speaker 1: wouldn't be having an these problems. Okay. This is from
Speaker 1: ABC News, February twenty, twenty eighteen. Pennsylvania's new map helps Democrats.
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania's new congressional district, released Monday by the state Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: is sure to improve democrats electoral outlook in the state.
Speaker 1: Over the long term, Democrats can expect to occupy one
Speaker 1: to two additional seats compared with the current map. There
Speaker 1: is an organization called the Brennan Center for Justice, nonpartisan
Speaker 1: Law and Policy Institute based at the NYU School of Law.
Speaker 1: Found in nineteen ninety five, OPERATES is a think tank
Speaker 1: and a group focusing on voting rights, campaign finance, reform,
Speaker 1: criminal justice stuff like that. This is dated December twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one. Maps drawn under unified Republican control has seen
Speaker 1: by far the most challenges, with a total of sixty
Speaker 1: five cases contending the GOP crafted maps were either racially
Speaker 1: or politically discriminatory or both, or violated other provisions of
Speaker 1: applicable laws. By contrast, only seventeen cases challenged maps drawn
Speaker 1: under unified Democrat control. May I repeat that sixty five
Speaker 1: cases challenging the redistricting done by Republicans, seventeen cases challenging
Speaker 1: it being done by Democrats Pennsylvania, in particular the Brandon Center,
Speaker 1: this stands out to be the biggest Democrat gain of
Speaker 1: the cycle. This is in twenty eighteen, after litigation backed
Speaker 1: by Democrat aligned groups the Pennsylvania Supreme Court throughout the
Speaker 1: GOP congressional map, a new map drawn by the court
Speaker 1: dramatically shifted outcomes when from thirteen Republicans, five Democrats to
Speaker 1: nine and nine, reducing the number of Republican seats by
Speaker 1: four overnight by four. Where were you when that happened?
Speaker 1: Where was the media? Where are was CNN? Where were
Speaker 1: all the people saying Donald Trump started this? Where were you?
Speaker 1: You see when democrats do it, democrats challenge it under
Speaker 1: the radar. Nobody cares. This brings us to the gerimander
Speaker 1: that Obama did when he was the States in Illinois.
Speaker 1: Did you know about that? I mentioned it the other
Speaker 1: day Senator Obama State Senator Obama, not US senator yet.
Speaker 1: State Senator Obama decided to challenge a Democrat who held
Speaker 1: a House seat. His name was Bobby Rush. He's no
Speaker 1: longer with us. He got primaried by State Senator Obama
Speaker 1: and Bobby Rush, a former black panther, painted Obama as
Speaker 1: born and raised in Hawaii. There's no anything about the
Speaker 1: streets carpetbagging. Lecturer at University of Chicago by way of
Speaker 1: Harvard attended prep school, has no clue about the life
Speaker 1: of a typical Chicagoan. And it worked. He lost the primary.
Speaker 1: He performed particularly poorly with black voters. So what did
Speaker 1: this defeated candidate do? He redrew his state Senate district
Speaker 1: with the use of computers. A guy named John Corrigan
Speaker 1: who helped him do it. Illinois Democrat worked with Obama
Speaker 1: to draw the seat. Corrigan called it quote a radical
Speaker 1: change close quote his words, not mine. Corgan said he
Speaker 1: remembers two things about the district that he and Obama drew.
Speaker 1: He retained Obama's high park base, he managed to beat
Speaker 1: Russian high park affluent, and then it swooped upward along
Speaker 1: the lake front and tore it downtown. By the end
Speaker 1: of it, it bore little resemblance to his old one.
Speaker 1: The new district was wealthier, whiter, more jewish, less blue collar,
Speaker 1: less black, better educated. It also included one of the
Speaker 1: highest concentrations of Republicans in Chicago. So Obama had no
Speaker 1: problem with that redistrict thing. But then later on he said,
Speaker 1: restrict he is bad. It means that the politicians are
Speaker 1: picking their voters rather than the other way around, which
Speaker 1: is exactly what he did. I'm not going to call
Speaker 1: him hypocrite, but it's pretty hypocritical, isn't it. Both sides
Speaker 1: do it. But this thing that they've done in Virginia,
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything like it. It went from six
Speaker 1: to five to ten to one. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: In a state that's purple, in the state that Biden
Speaker 1: barely won. Now, the representation for Republicans in that state
Speaker 1: will be one. Governor ron Is Santa to Florida says, Okay,
Speaker 1: you guys want to play that game, we can do
Speaker 1: it here to offer, say what you've done in Virginia,
Speaker 1: to which Hakeem Jeffries had this to say, Number twelve.
Speaker 5: Our message to Florida Republicans is f around and find
Speaker 5: out if they go down the road of a DeSantis
Speaker 5: dummy mander. The Florida Republicans are going to find themselves
Speaker 5: in the same situation as Texas Republicans, who are on
Speaker 5: the run right now and under no circumstances. Our Texas
Speaker 5: Republicans picking up five seats, they'll be fortunate if they
Speaker 5: get two or three, while in California we are going
Speaker 5: to get all five. The Republicans are dumby mandering their
Speaker 5: way into the minority before single voter's cast because they
Speaker 5: started this war and we're gonna finish it.
Speaker 1: To which Governor Santas said this. Number thirteen.
Speaker 6: I heard this guy Jeffries popping off in Washington about Florida.
Speaker 6: He wants to be Speaker of the House, and he's
Speaker 6: kind of like, you know, more liberal than Pelosi and
Speaker 6: all this other stuff from New York City. I just
Speaker 6: want to know. I just held Florida. Can you do
Speaker 6: We're gonna go after Florida. Please be my guest. I
Speaker 6: will pay for you to come down to Florida and campaign.
Speaker 6: I'll put you up in the Florida Governor's mansion. We'll
Speaker 6: take your fishing, We'll do all this stuff. There's nothing
Speaker 6: that could be better for Republicans in Florida than to
Speaker 6: see Jeffries, Hakeem Jeffries everywhere around this state. Voters will
Speaker 6: not like what they see, they will not want that
Speaker 6: type of ideology, and so the door is open the
Speaker 6: invitations out there. I don't think there'd be anything better
Speaker 6: for the Republican Party of Florida but to have Jeffries there. Now,
Speaker 6: I kind of feel bad for the guy because he's
Speaker 6: as left as they come.
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Speaker 1: I said a court in Florida shut it down. No,
Speaker 1: a court in Virginia has stopped the certification of the
Speaker 1: vote last night to redistrict Florida to eliminate all but
Speaker 1: one Republican seats. Publican districts number thirty two.
Speaker 7: For first breaking Tonight, a circuit court in Virginia ruled
Speaker 7: a short time ago, within the past two hours, that
Speaker 7: the redistricting referendum passed by voters yesterday is unconstitutional. The
Speaker 7: judge is now blocking certification of the election and denying
Speaker 7: a motion to stay pending appeal. Virginia's Democratic Attorney General
Speaker 7: responding by posting that he plans to appeal that. Correspondent
Speaker 7: Mark Meredith has all the details Tonight Live from Alexandria.
Speaker 1: Good even, Mark.
Speaker 8: Rack Off, evening to you. Plenty of new drama here
Speaker 8: and the Commonwealth tonight. Republicans are challenging the legality of
Speaker 8: yesterday's ballot measure. They have asked a judge to throw
Speaker 8: out the case, essentially to wait for it to happen,
Speaker 8: and injunction was issued the judge agreeing. Democrats, as you
Speaker 8: mentioned to say, they are going to appeal that there's
Speaker 8: no merit to this case, that they believe this is
Speaker 8: an attempt to override the will of the voters. Either way, Brett,
Speaker 8: this is creating a lot more chaos ahead of November's midterms.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump and Republicans launched this jerrymandering war. We're going
Speaker 5: to finish it Tonight.
Speaker 8: Democrats are claiming victory after Virginia voters narrowly approved a
Speaker 8: referendum giving state lawmakers power to redraw congressional maps this year,
Speaker 8: likely shrinking Republican representation from five House districts to one.
Speaker 8: It's a hyperpartisan jerry sloon dog critics accused Virginia's Democratic
Speaker 8: governor Abigail Spamberger of flip flopping after previously calling jerry
Speaker 8: mandering detrimental to democracy. She says it's now justified after
Speaker 8: Texas redrew its maps.
Speaker 9: We want to respond to what we see other states doing.
Speaker 9: At the request of this president.
Speaker 8: Republicans say the fight's not over. The state Supreme Court
Speaker 8: has yet to rule if the referendum was legal to
Speaker 8: begin with.
Speaker 3: We believe we have a very strong case before the
Speaker 3: State Supreme Court today.
Speaker 8: President Trump, without proof, said the race was rigged, adding
Speaker 8: let's see if the courts will fix this travesty of justice.
Speaker 8: Multiple states have already redrawn maps this year. Republicans say
Speaker 8: they've likely increased the majority by three to five seats
Speaker 8: in Texas. Democrats say the same in California, both parties
Speaker 8: making smaller gains. In Utah, North Carolina and Ohio, with
Speaker 8: Democrats now holding to a two to four seat gain overall.
Speaker 8: Next up Florida, where a proposal meant to gain Republican
Speaker 8: seats may be unveiled as soon as next week. Top
Speaker 8: Democrats are vowing to spend millions to fight back. Today,
Speaker 8: Governor Ron Desantas said, bring it on.
Speaker 6: Please be my guest. I will pay for you to
Speaker 6: come down to Florida and campaign. I'll put you up
Speaker 6: in the Florida Governor's mansion.
Speaker 8: Other states are also looking at redistricting, including Louisiana and Missouri,
Speaker 8: but some court cases have slowed down the process, and
Speaker 8: the states were also eagerly awaiting and ruling for the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court when it comes to the Voting Rights Act,
Speaker 8: which could limit their role race plays when it comes
Speaker 8: to drawing new voting maps.
Speaker 1: And Eric Holder. Obama's ag formed a committee in twenty
Speaker 1: seventeen to advise states on how they could redistrict their
Speaker 1: maps to favor Democrats. In twenty seventeen, he's been doing
Speaker 1: it for nine years, has advised a whole bunch of states.
Speaker 1: Nobody cared. Here is the current governor of Virginia. Last
Speaker 1: year number eighteen.
Speaker 9: Short answers.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 9: Certainly, Virginia, by constitutional amendment, has a new redistricting effort
Speaker 9: that was put in place and first utilized after in
Speaker 9: the twenty twenty one redistricting Certainly have been watching with
Speaker 9: interest what other states are doing. But I have no
Speaker 9: plans to redistrict Virginia.
Speaker 1: And this plan, of course failed miserably in red areas,
Speaker 1: where eighty percent voted against it. Number thirty five.
Speaker 11: Virginia's voted in favor fifty one to forty nine percent
Speaker 11: of redrawing congressional maps here in the Commonwealth. So let's
Speaker 11: look at how we voted locally. All of the red
Speaker 11: on this map rejected the new maps in our area. Campbell,
Speaker 11: Appomattox Counties had an eighty percent no vote, seventy nine
Speaker 11: percent of people in who voted in Bedford County voted
Speaker 11: no two, and in Lynchburg it was fifty five percent
Speaker 11: who voted no.
Speaker 1: Look at this map, almost all red, a few areas
Speaker 1: that are blue, and now just one seat will be
Speaker 1: held by a Republican. Are you kidding me? This was
Speaker 1: Scott Jennings last night on CNN number twenty.
Speaker 12: Your maps in Texas are far more balanced than fair
Speaker 12: than what you now have in Virginia. I mean, Virginia
Speaker 12: has now essentially ruled the Republican Party to be illegal.
Speaker 12: That's what Abigail Spamberger has basically done. This was the
Speaker 12: revenge of the DCA.
Speaker 9: Would have said the Republican Party is illegal in Virginia.
Speaker 12: I mean, go from six to five, ten to one,
Speaker 12: and you've got five of the ten that are to
Speaker 12: live within miles of each.
Speaker 9: Other the most aggressive way possible and doesn't mean that
Speaker 9: it's illegal to be a Republican.
Speaker 10: Okay, well it's not.
Speaker 12: It's going to be it's gonna be pretty darn hard
Speaker 12: to make it to the congressional UH delegation. And how
Speaker 12: do you think the outside of the DC suburbs, how
Speaker 12: do you think the rest of the state fields they
Speaker 12: feel like they've been disenfranchised? Look at the vote, Look
Speaker 12: who voted No, it's everywhere that's going to lose their
Speaker 12: congressional representation. How do you think the people in the
Speaker 12: military know f But now you care.
Speaker 9: About the Democrat.
Speaker 1: Notice he said they basically made it illegal to be
Speaker 1: a Republican. That didn't make it illegal to be a Republican.
Speaker 1: You can still be a report he was being sarcastic,
Speaker 1: which is what Senator Murphy said when he said awesome
Speaker 1: about his assumption that some Iranian votes had evaded the blockade.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make now. There was a debate last night
Speaker 1: with some of the candidates running for governor. They're all
Speaker 1: together fifty candidates and the stars of the debate last
Speaker 1: night where Steve Hilton and Chadbiancle. Before I get into
Speaker 1: some of the highlights and low lights of the debate,
Speaker 1: there's a Peace and City Journal by Christopher Ruffel called
Speaker 1: how Gavin Newsom subsidized the Migrant evasion subheadline, the California
Speaker 1: governor has spent nearly one billion dollars on nonprofits that
Speaker 1: want to dismantle the border and abolish Ice.
Speaker 13: Quote.
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom has granted approximately one billion dollars to an
Speaker 1: army of nonprofits that encourage unchecked numbers of migrants to
Speaker 1: enter the country, fought deportation orders in the courts, and
Speaker 1: led street protests against Ice. This is taxpayer dollars turned
Speaker 1: a wave of desperate people into ponds ground zero for
Speaker 1: the Biden era. Migrant wave. States saw an enormous number
Speaker 1: of people across the border, including more than four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand between twenty twenty one and twenty twenty three alone.
Speaker 1: This is the nation's largest sanctuary state. Hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars to nonprofits that have encouraged the flow of
Speaker 1: humanity across the border. Since newsomance took office almost eight
Speaker 1: years ago, California has granted massive contracts for migrant related services.
Speaker 1: More than two hundred and fifty million dollars to Catholic charities,
Speaker 1: eighty five million dollars to Jewish Family Services, twelve million
Speaker 1: to Centro Liga della Razza, twenty three million to the
Speaker 1: Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, and a whole lot more.
Speaker 1: One of the nonprofits is called Aloctro Lotto, a nonprofit
Speaker 1: that helps migrants enter the country, hence the group's name,
Speaker 1: which is translated to the other side. Touts on its
Speaker 1: website efforts to provide quote freedom of movement close quote
Speaker 1: to migrants. There shouldn't be any borders at all. I'm
Speaker 1: just getting warmed up. Triple eight ninety seven one Sage
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one seven two four three Larry Elders,
Speaker 1: Salem News Channel, getting back to Gavin Newsom. This is,
Speaker 1: by the way, didn't come up during the debate. All
Speaker 1: this money being given to these nonprofit taxpayer money nonprofits
Speaker 1: that openly advocate for open borders, openly advocate there ought
Speaker 1: not to be a border at all. The one called
Speaker 1: al Athrolatto, which means the other side openly campaigns for
Speaker 1: open borders. They're they're litigating. Attorney said this, and I'm
Speaker 1: quoting him, I honestly believe that there's no reason for
Speaker 1: why we should have borders. Your tax dollars go to
Speaker 1: an organization whose lawyer says, I honestly believe there's no
Speaker 1: reason for why we should have borders. End of quote.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Another video of the group shows
Speaker 1: off books from its library, such as Undoing Border Imperialism
Speaker 1: that quote remind us that the US is s blank
Speaker 1: blank t close quote. There's another one called Oasis Legal Services,
Speaker 1: another taxpayer funded group, has worked on helping quote queer
Speaker 1: and trans immigrants navigate immigration relief and benefits. Close quote.
Speaker 1: The group boasted in a recent report, quote the odds
Speaker 1: of winning and the silent case goes up ninety nine
Speaker 1: percent for clients when they are represented by an Oasis
Speaker 1: team member. Close quote your tax ruffo says, since the
Speaker 1: beginning of his term, Newsom Is granted more than one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to nonprofits that fight deportation orders, sometimes
Speaker 1: even for clients with criminal convictions. You can't make this up.
Speaker 1: One of the most prominent of these anti deportation and
Speaker 1: nonprofits it's something called the Immigrant Defenders Law Center. The
Speaker 1: group portrays the United States as an oppressor, calls the
Speaker 1: Trump administration white supremacist, has accused ICE of causing terror,
Speaker 1: and this group has explicitly called to quote abolish the
Speaker 1: immigration prison system and to abolish Ice end of quote.
Speaker 1: By the way, this group, Immigrant Defenders Law Center represents
Speaker 1: thousands of migrants in deportation proceedings, even working with them
Speaker 1: before they cross the border to advise them on what
Speaker 1: to say in order for them to have their asylum
Speaker 1: case granted. The article says it's impossible to find precisely
Speaker 1: how many illegal alien criminals have benefited because thanks to
Speaker 1: a California law that prohibits officials from disclosing defendants immigration
Speaker 1: status in criminal court without a judge of permission, so
Speaker 1: it's no telling how many. It's also then the activists
Speaker 1: element protesters, as you know, launch anti ice demonstrations downtown LA.
Speaker 1: Those riots cost thirty two million dollars led to hundreds
Speaker 1: of arrests. At the center of this it's something called
Speaker 1: the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles, which since
Speaker 1: Newsom took office, has been awarded one hundred and ten
Speaker 1: million dollars from California taxpayers. Call it a one stop
Speaker 1: activist machine, the ability to produce propaganda, engage legal action,
Speaker 1: most importantly, mobilized to get people on the streets. The
Speaker 1: group coordinates to what something called LA Rapid Response Network,
Speaker 1: which tracks ice raids and quote takes direct action to
Speaker 1: shut down detention centers close quote that's what they say,
Speaker 1: not me. A House Judiciary committee launched an investigation to
Speaker 1: determine whether this group was using public funds to quote
Speaker 1: support violent criminal activity. Senator Josh Hawley accused a group
Speaker 1: of quote bank rolling civil unrest. So who benefits from
Speaker 1: this obviously the illegal aliens who enter the country, but
Speaker 1: also the army of nonprofits, lawyers, activists, bureaucrats, and politicians
Speaker 1: who somehow find campaign contributions given to them. All of
Speaker 1: this under the Democrat leadership in the state, which, as
Speaker 1: you know, has not elected a Democrat statewide in over
Speaker 1: twenty years, and Democrats have supermajorities in both chambers of
Speaker 1: our legislature, in the State Assembly and the State Senate.
Speaker 1: When we come back more California Shenanigans, and now California
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Speaker 1: We're going to talk to David from Tarzana about while
Speaker 1: we're paying so much money at the pump. First, let
Speaker 1: me just quickly go over this article in Forbes came
Speaker 1: out just now headline a self imposed energy crisis looms
Speaker 1: in California, I repeat, self impose. It talks about what's
Speaker 1: going on in the Middle East, what's going on with
Speaker 1: the rand closure of the Strait that's exacerbated things, But
Speaker 1: the real problem in California is self imposed. New paper
Speaker 1: released by a team of researchers at USC and UC
Speaker 1: Berkeley warns that California could face an energy crisis created
Speaker 1: by anti oil and gas state policies as well as
Speaker 1: the What's going on right now with the war says
Speaker 1: that California's entering quote a period of acute supply shortages
Speaker 1: directly attributable to prior refinery closures and the long term
Speaker 1: systemic decline in in state crude oil production. California used
Speaker 1: to be headquartered to all ten of the largest oil
Speaker 1: and gas companies, now is headquartered to none. Refineries have
Speaker 1: been shut down here in California. That crazy fuel mixture
Speaker 1: adds a lot of money to the price of gas
Speaker 1: here in California. Paper says a self imposed energy crisis quote.
Speaker 1: It is key to note here that the Golden State's
Speaker 1: looming energy crisis has arisen almost entirely as a result
Speaker 1: of years of policy decisions made by the state government.
Speaker 1: Drivers in California have long paid the highest gas prices
Speaker 1: in the nation, thinks largely to the state's onerous gasoline tax,
Speaker 1: which also ranks as the highest of any state. As
Speaker 1: time has gone on, the state has layered additional taxes, fees,
Speaker 1: and other costs to pump prices even higher. Keep in mind, too,
Speaker 1: that Gavin Newsom wanted two outlaw the sale of the
Speaker 1: new gas cars by the gasoline powered cars by the
Speaker 1: year twenty thirty five. The state in regulatory measures has
Speaker 1: shut down the states once prolific oil and gas industry.
Speaker 1: Drilling permits take months even years to acquire when they
Speaker 1: aren't outright denied. The Newsome administration has refused to allow
Speaker 1: the building of much needed new pipelines and worked over
Speaker 1: time to force the closure of California's handful of remaining
Speaker 1: oil refineries, creating the need to import refined products in
Speaker 1: addition to crude oil.
Speaker 13: Quote.
Speaker 1: As a result, says Forbes, a state which once exported
Speaker 1: its own oil production and refined products to other states
Speaker 1: and overseas has become broadly reliant on imports to meet
Speaker 1: the needs of the world's fifth largest economy. It's a
Speaker 1: dangerous formula, rights Forbes, similar to the fix in which
Speaker 1: Germany currently finds itself after twenty years of the same
Speaker 1: kinds of policy choices. Says that California has turned into
Speaker 1: a de facto energy island, which prevents it from easily
Speaker 1: and quickly importing gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and other products
Speaker 1: in nearby states. California's low carbon fuel standard mandates a
Speaker 1: special blend of gasoline not used in the rest of
Speaker 1: the country. Professor leading this study says he's urged Newsome
Speaker 1: to temporarily suspend this, but he was ignored. No one
Speaker 1: in the state is in charge, apparently willing to address
Speaker 1: doing something For this quote, Gavin Newsom writes Forbe has
Speaker 1: used this rising gasoline crisis as an opportunity to blame
Speaker 1: President Trump. While it is certainly true the gas prices
Speaker 1: in California as well as the rest of the country
Speaker 1: have risen since the Iran conflict, neither the President nor
Speaker 1: anyone else at the federal level can be blamed for
Speaker 1: the state's two dollars a gallon price premium at the pump,
Speaker 1: Nor would anybody outside California to be blamed for the
Speaker 1: conscious decision by state policy makers to shut down their
Speaker 1: oil and gas pipeline and refining sectors and rely on
Speaker 1: countries like Iraq, South Korea, India, even the Bahamas for
Speaker 1: the state's energy needs. End of quote. David is in Tarzana. David,
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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple eight nine seven
Speaker 1: one seven two four three. I Am Larry Elder. We
Speaker 1: are staleom NEWCE Channel. Only hours ago, President Trump was
Speaker 1: asked several questions about the Iran War. We'll be talking
Speaker 1: about that top of the hour. Stick around for that.
Speaker 1: There was a debate last night with the quote major Democrat,
Speaker 1: Republican and Democrat candidates for governor this exchange. Tom Steyer
Speaker 1: is a billionaire who was spent I think close to one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty million dollars, so far more than all
Speaker 1: the other candidates combined to remote his candidacy number nineteen.
Speaker 13: Mister Steyer, where do you.
Speaker 10: Draw the line on this? Should language proficiency for truckers
Speaker 10: be strictly enforced, even if it means that some of
Speaker 10: them will probably lose their jobs?
Speaker 1: You have sixty seven boks.
Speaker 16: I agree with what we said, which is we don't
Speaker 16: know the context of this stop. But what I can
Speaker 16: say is this racial profiling is illegal, and in fact,
Speaker 16: picking on people based on the color of their skin
Speaker 16: in the state of California is illegal.
Speaker 1: So to require truck drivers to be able to speak
Speaker 1: English and read English is racial profiling. This is what
Speaker 1: we're talking about here in California. Then you have Xavier
Speaker 1: or Bessera, who used to be ag and was the
Speaker 1: DHS secretary during the Biden administration. Number seventeen.
Speaker 10: What grade does he get on homelessness and what, if
Speaker 10: anything would you do differently?
Speaker 1: You have sixty seconds, Frank, I would say that the
Speaker 1: governor has made efforts. We've seen him come down to
Speaker 1: Los Angeles actually go out and try to clean some
Speaker 1: of these streets. On effort, I would give him an A.
Speaker 1: You would give Governor Gavin Newsom an A on homelessness,
Speaker 1: because after all, he's come down here and tried to
Speaker 1: clean up the streets thirty billion dollars. Nobody knows where
Speaker 1: the money went, and since then homelessness has only gotten worse.
Speaker 1: But you'd give him an A. And then there's this
Speaker 1: exchange between Katie Porter and Steve Hilton Number forty three.
Speaker 10: What grade would you give him on homelessness? And what,
Speaker 10: if anything would you do differently? You have sixty seconds.
Speaker 17: I'm a notoriously tough grader, but I would probably give
Speaker 17: him a B on homelessness. I don't think this has
Speaker 17: been an easy problem to solve, but I do give
Speaker 17: him a lot of credit for calling attention to the
Speaker 17: problem when he campaigned eight years ago. He was talking
Speaker 17: about housing when nobody else was.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 18: By the way, I'd love to be in your class, Katie,
Speaker 18: if you get beef well, Gavin, you some still on homelesses.
Speaker 19: My goodness, he.
Speaker 1: Was talking about housing when nobody else was. Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: I've been talking about housing for decades. Katie Porter was
Speaker 1: asked about her famous hot temper number twenty one.
Speaker 7: Starry, thank you, Frank, miss Porter.
Speaker 10: You've acknowledged that your interactions within AID and with a
Speaker 10: reporter captured on videos which went viral, were, in your words,
Speaker 10: a bad look and that you could have done better.
Speaker 10: What have you done to address those concerns? And as
Speaker 10: a person who frequently speaks about being a parent on
Speaker 10: the campaign trail, what would you tell your own kids
Speaker 10: if they ever faced a boss like that? You have
Speaker 10: sixty seconds.
Speaker 17: I apologized that day to that staff four years ago.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up. Lost to my.
Speaker 13: Thats of Dego.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A G. E. Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four three. I am
Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel. We're going to
Speaker 1: turn to the War against Iran. Received this letter from
Speaker 1: ray Land the Lakes Florida veteran served twenty seven months overseas.
Speaker 1: He says, I cannot understand Senator Chris Murphy defending I
Speaker 1: ran with stilly words. I was a dem I went
Speaker 1: GOP in twenty fifteen. Yes, I am now MAGA and
Speaker 1: my family loves forty f forty seven. I was also
Speaker 1: going to Iran in nineteen seventy nine. I was stationed
Speaker 1: at Fort Riley in Kansas. Ended up not going. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm very proud that Iran is going down. I pray
Speaker 1: that the people of Iran will rise up. God bless America.
Speaker 1: Close quote. Here's what Caroline Levitt said about the Strait
Speaker 1: of Harmous number twenty eight.
Speaker 20: Well, we'll see. We hear a lot of talk from
Speaker 20: the Europeans. Unfortunately we don't see enough action as far
Speaker 20: as President Trump is concerned. In his view, he tested
Speaker 20: NATO and they failed. They failed to come to the
Speaker 20: defense and to join forces with the United States, as
Speaker 20: the President engaged in this very bold and courageous operation
Speaker 20: to take out the number one state sponsor of terrorism
Speaker 20: in this world, the Iranian regime, and again through Operation
Speaker 20: Epic Fury, the United States on its own, of course,
Speaker 20: with the help of our partner and friend, Israel, but
Speaker 20: on its own, irrespective of the European nations and our
Speaker 20: NATO allies, has completely degraded Iran's military. We have completely
Speaker 20: confused and obliterated their regime. They are in a very
Speaker 20: weak position thanks to the actions taken by President Trump
Speaker 20: and our great United States Armed Forces, and so we
Speaker 20: will continue this important mission on our own. And again
Speaker 20: we've seen a lot of talk but very little action,
Speaker 20: and the President is well aware of that.
Speaker 1: And regarding Senator Murphy, he's the one who posted awesome
Speaker 1: on x when he heard wrongly that Iran had been
Speaker 1: able to evade the blockade with several ships. Awesome, who
Speaker 1: does that? He had pushed back, he said, he's being sarcastic.
Speaker 1: Number twenty three.
Speaker 15: What do you say to people who think that you
Speaker 15: were signing with Iran with the awesome still on social media?
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's so unbelievably disingenuous. Obviously, all these Republicans know
Speaker 21: that I was being sarcastic. They just don't really want
Speaker 21: to actually have to answer for the fact that this
Speaker 21: war has gone off the rails, and you're talking about
Speaker 21: a war that's cost American taxpayers.
Speaker 14: Billions of dollars.
Speaker 21: That's allowed for Iran to control the Straight. It's more
Speaker 21: deeply integrated Iran, Russia, and China. Over a dozen Americans
Speaker 21: have been killed. Doesn't seem to be any endgame. So
Speaker 21: Republicans don't want to talk about that, so they try
Speaker 21: to create fake outrage over sarcasm. I mean, it's a fight. Unfortunately,
Speaker 21: We've got to eventually convince Republicans to vote to end
Speaker 21: a war that is hurting American citizens, hurting a reputation
Speaker 21: around the world.
Speaker 1: But I get it.
Speaker 13: This is what Republicans do.
Speaker 21: They try to find any thing to distract from the
Speaker 21: actual Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: The case with podcast.
Speaker 15: Do you think Trump sometimes let misunderstand on social media?
Speaker 1: And as we discussed yesterday, even sixty minutes said that
Speaker 1: Iran was very close to getting a nuke. People say
Speaker 1: that Iran's last card is the straight or harmost It
Speaker 1: isn't Iran's last card. As the American left. This is
Speaker 1: Representative Jonathan Jackson, Illinois Jesse Jackson's son number twenty two.
Speaker 15: The Democrats.
Speaker 13: You said it that it's an illegal war.
Speaker 15: Do you think the troops that are there right now
Speaker 15: are following legal or illegal order some President Trump.
Speaker 19: I think that the president says it's an excursion, which
Speaker 19: it's not. They have the Secretary of Defense who calls
Speaker 19: himself the Secretary of War, has has our greatest block
Speaker 19: of naval assets, our military bases, or bring the tank.
Speaker 19: You first have to agree on the truth and call
Speaker 19: it for what it is. It is a board. And
Speaker 19: then the second part of that is illegal. Illegal Without
Speaker 19: the authorosition in the United States COLUMNSS, you know it
Speaker 19: is illegal, and so you need to first line up
Speaker 19: given sink, figure out this is something that the nation
Speaker 19: asked for. If it's something in the nation wants to
Speaker 19: commit resources too, it's going to be enormous drain on
Speaker 19: our resources.
Speaker 13: It comes at the.
Speaker 19: Expense of food and shelter and housing, healthcare at home.
Speaker 19: So I think we need to bring people to the table,
Speaker 19: try to get out of there. It's causing the fuel
Speaker 19: and fuel and energy prices that go up around the world,
Speaker 19: and things only get bad now. Particularly we want to
Speaker 19: say something to the soldiers that over there, they're in
Speaker 19: my prayers. So we're trying to change the policy right
Speaker 19: now to bring them home. They're about to go into
Speaker 19: the hot season. It's still being coming out the out
Speaker 19: of the spring, if you will. I'm about to go
Speaker 19: into the into the summer season, and you're going to
Speaker 19: look at temperatures of one hundred, one hundred and thirty
Speaker 19: degrees fahrenheit being on those ships and working with those
Speaker 19: hot materials of the fires, the rockets, the blasters. That
Speaker 19: our soldiers did not sign up for this, and so
Speaker 19: they're in my thoughts. We should not have lost those
Speaker 19: thirteen soldiers. Some doing everything I can to bring our
Speaker 19: children and our soldiers back home.
Speaker 15: And you've probably seen sure problem when Trump said if
Speaker 15: there's no gail, the country could be destroyed. You saw
Speaker 15: some members of Congress saying, well, troops could refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 15: In your mind, what would would that be? What would
Speaker 15: be an example of an order that they should not
Speaker 15: follow if it got to that point.
Speaker 19: Right, I wouldn't get into that. I mean, our soldiers
Speaker 19: have to do everything now to protect themselves. But the
Speaker 19: President should lower his rhetoric with the Vice President talking
Speaker 19: back to the Pope. There are people that want to
Speaker 19: see humanitarian and civilian infrastructure saved and not a Polish
Speaker 19: We don't want to become guilty of heinous acts against
Speaker 19: civilian populations. We started this war off by killing a
Speaker 19: bunch of children in the school, so that we should
Speaker 19: be exsumely remorseful about now. On Easter Sunday, he's boasting
Speaker 19: about having blown up bridges and cursing out Senior's curse
Speaker 19: words on the Truth social feed. It's just wrong, it's
Speaker 19: just vulgar. We're better people than that. I don't think
Speaker 19: he has the spirit of the American people.
Speaker 13: I've been between.
Speaker 1: Where do you start with this? We started out this
Speaker 1: war by killing a bunch of children. He mentioned the
Speaker 1: thirteen service members that have been killed. They didn't sign
Speaker 1: up for this, of course they did. They signed up
Speaker 1: to follow the orders of the commander in chief. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you didn't sign up for it. The number of
Speaker 1: people that are killed every weekend in Chicago. Some weekends
Speaker 1: in Chicago, thirteen people are killed. Where is mister Jackson
Speaker 1: on that? Again? The number one weapon Iran has is
Speaker 1: the American left. This is the CEO of the Foundation
Speaker 1: of Defense Democracies Number twenty four.
Speaker 13: Oh.
Speaker 22: I think the Guard Corps, the regime in general, believes
Speaker 22: that the only place they can beat Americans is at
Speaker 22: the negotiating table, because that's where they beat Americans. That's
Speaker 22: where they beat the Obama administration. The Secretary Carry and
Speaker 22: Undersecretary Sherman negotiated a fatally flawed agreement in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 22: So I think they're expecting when they show up to
Speaker 22: Islamabad that they can beat another US president. I think
Speaker 22: maybe they'll learning a painful lesson that that may not
Speaker 22: be true. I think the other thing is they're playing
Speaker 22: good cop back cup on us, right. They're pretending that
Speaker 22: there are these quote moderates who are prepared to make
Speaker 22: a deal, why the IRGC the hardliners are not. But
Speaker 22: we have to be very careful not to fall into
Speaker 22: that Persian trap that they've repeatedly set for American negotiators.
Speaker 22: And I hope the President's negotiating team doesn't fall for
Speaker 22: that trap once again.
Speaker 1: Now did you hear about the eight Iranian women that
Speaker 1: were scheduled to be hanged number twenty nine.
Speaker 20: Well, first of all, Martha, only President Trump could save
Speaker 20: the lives of these eight beautiful Iranian women, who he
Speaker 20: has received direct word from the Iranian regimer what's left
Speaker 20: of it, that their lives are going to be spared.
Speaker 20: And that comes as a result of President Trump asking
Speaker 20: them directly not to kill these young, beautiful women who
Speaker 20: certainly deserve a chance to continue living their lives freely
Speaker 20: and peacefully. And now that will happen thanks to President Trump,
Speaker 20: because he's a humanitarian at heart. I understand this news
Speaker 20: story about the scheduled execution of these women came across
Speaker 20: the President's desk, and again he made that direct plea,
Speaker 20: and the Iranians have answered and have agreed not to
Speaker 20: execute them.
Speaker 1: Fetterman says that the Iranians must be very excited about
Speaker 1: the American media and the Democratic Party number thirty one.
Speaker 23: It's almost as if forgotten on the Democratic side that
Speaker 23: the real enemy, the real threat, the real danger is
Speaker 23: Iran and those and its proxies too. And you know,
Speaker 23: every single Democrat we want a break Iran. We we
Speaker 23: make sure they never acquire a nuclear bomb.
Speaker 1: As we are.
Speaker 23: Approaching that sixty day, that sixty day of the war
Speaker 23: powers in the law, you know, Iran must be so
Speaker 23: excited by the American media and the Democratics parties the
Speaker 23: way they It's like, as long as we can hang
Speaker 23: on for sixty days, more and more people continue to vote.
Speaker 1: Notice, Representative Jackson was not asked Senator, Sir, do you
Speaker 1: believe that they have a nuke or they were ready
Speaker 1: to get a nuke and we should do something about it?
Speaker 1: Not asked Triple Eate nineteven one. Sage Triple Eate nine
Speaker 1: seven one seven two four to three. I am Larry Elder.
Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. Alexander is in Banning, California. Alexander,
Speaker 1: you're on the Larry Old to Shield. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for calling.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yes, I wanted to find out why Steve Hilton
Speaker 2: is not listed with the other candidates for governor in
Speaker 2: the primary election pamphlet that I just received in the mail.
Speaker 2: If someone clear that up?
Speaker 1: Do you have it in front of you? I do, Okay?
Speaker 1: Is Tom Steyer on it?
Speaker 2: Tom?
Speaker 19: Good?
Speaker 2: Question? Hold on? Let me see if they get to
Speaker 2: the s the governors here and Tom Steyer. I did
Speaker 2: not see Tom Steyer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wouldn't. I wouldn't think so. Alexander. Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: When I ran for governor, that's a sample ballot, and
Speaker 1: if you're willing to abide by campaign financial limitations, you
Speaker 1: can submit I think it's a five hundred word essay
Speaker 1: and they'll publish it. If you want to raise more
Speaker 1: money than the campaign financial limitations, you don't get to
Speaker 1: be on that. So Steve Hilton made the decision he
Speaker 1: was going to very likely raise more money to exceed
Speaker 1: the camp paying financial limits, so therefore he doesn't get
Speaker 1: to be on that. That's why I ask about Thomas Steyer.
Speaker 1: He's a billionaire and he's blowing through the campaign finance
Speaker 1: limits easily, so he's not on there either either. That's
Speaker 1: that's what the that's what the rules are. If you
Speaker 1: want to be on that and have a bio there,
Speaker 1: you have to agree to abide by the campaign finance limitations.
Speaker 1: And I had a long debate with my staff because
Speaker 1: they thought I wasn't gonna raise very much money. I
Speaker 1: raised twenty seven million dollars in about eight weeks, and
Speaker 1: that that was way above the campaign finance limitation. Now
Speaker 1: you can raise more money, but you're but the way
Speaker 1: you spend the money is severely restricted. After that, so
Speaker 1: I said to my campaign team, I'm gonna raise way
Speaker 1: more money than they said, Well, Lara, you never run before,
Speaker 1: I said, but I but I but I'm well known,
Speaker 1: I'm on Live and in the Bay Area, I'm on
Speaker 1: in San Diego, I'm on in the in the middle
Speaker 1: part of California, I'm on in Fresno, I'm on Ventura,
Speaker 1: I'm on in La of course, And they said, well,
Speaker 1: and so I blew through the finance limitation, and so
Speaker 1: therefore I could still spend money, but not in the
Speaker 1: same way if you did not agree by those limitations.
Speaker 1: So Steve made the decision he's going to raise money
Speaker 1: beyond that, and I'm sure he did. Styer, of course,
Speaker 1: raise money well beyond that. So that's why you didn't
Speaker 1: see either of the either of their names on that ballot.
Speaker 1: It's just a sample ballot. It's just a guide. Really.
Speaker 1: Now let's turn to the president today discussing the war. First,
Speaker 1: he had a presentation about forcing drug companies to lower
Speaker 1: their prices. And I clicked over on CNN to see
Speaker 1: if they were talking about this, because President Trump talked
Speaker 1: about the savings the American people were gonna make because
Speaker 1: he's pressuring the drug companies to use most favorite nation prices.
Speaker 1: And I cut on the CNN and they were talking
Speaker 1: about who's going to be the next cabinet member to
Speaker 1: be fired? And I cut on MSNB he Haw and
Speaker 1: I forget what they were talking about, but it wasn't this,
Speaker 1: so Fox ran with it live. I didn't check Newsmen.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure news Max also ran with it live.
Speaker 1: So you ask why President Trump is so unpopular, it's
Speaker 1: because the media are not covering some of the stuff
Speaker 1: he's doing on affordability. But he gave a very long presentation.
Speaker 1: Robert Kennedy Junior spoke a little bit, a couple other
Speaker 1: people spoke a little bit about the gas price, as
Speaker 1: the CEO of a pharmaceutical company talked about how they're
Speaker 1: giving away a drug that treats deafness. It doesn't just
Speaker 1: treat it cures it in kids. It cured it in
Speaker 1: this particular kid who was there. So it really was
Speaker 1: quite an impressive press conference presentation about what he's doing
Speaker 1: in order to lower the cost of drugs for the
Speaker 1: American people. But if you're watching CNN, if you're watching
Speaker 1: MSNB Hall and very likely ABC, NBCCBS Tonight won't have
Speaker 1: one word about it. But Fox did, and then of
Speaker 1: course nobody cared. Reporters were there and their first twelve
Speaker 1: minutes or so was simply questions about Iran, which is
Speaker 1: what you expect. But the president. Being the president, took
Speaker 1: the questions number fifty three, Could you talk a little
Speaker 1: bit about.
Speaker 13: Why your Navy secretary was fired? Yes, couldn't sert.
Speaker 18: He's a wonderful guy, and just put out a statement
Speaker 18: about him.
Speaker 13: Very He's a very good man. I really liked him.
Speaker 18: But he had some conflict with not necessarily with some
Speaker 18: other He's a hard charger, and he had some conflicts
Speaker 18: with some other people, mostly as to building and buying
Speaker 18: new ships. I'm very aggressive in the new shipbuilding, and
Speaker 18: somehow he just didn't get along with him.
Speaker 13: He's an excellent guy. I think he would have gotten
Speaker 13: along great with me.
Speaker 18: I didn't really deal with him too much, but he's
Speaker 18: a you know, I consider him to have done a
Speaker 18: very good job.
Speaker 13: I put out a nice statement about him. You got
Speaker 13: to get along, especially in the military, got to get along,
Speaker 13: you know.
Speaker 18: And some people liked him, some people didn't, and that's
Speaker 18: usually the truth about everything. But I found him to
Speaker 18: be a very good man, and I liked him a lot.
Speaker 1: How long are you willing to wait until you get
Speaker 1: a don't.
Speaker 13: Rush me, Jeff.
Speaker 18: You know guys like you you want to say, Oh,
Speaker 18: so we were in Vietnam, like for eighteen years. We're
Speaker 18: in Iraq for many, many years. We're in for all
Speaker 18: the I don't like to say World War two because
Speaker 18: that was a big ee, but we were four and
Speaker 18: a half almost five years in World War Two. We
Speaker 18: were in the Korean War for seven years. I've been
Speaker 18: doing this for six weeks and their military is totally defeated.
Speaker 18: They're outside of the little wise Skuy ships. I call
Speaker 18: them the wise Skuy ships, the little boats that they
Speaker 18: have running around with guns in them.
Speaker 13: We'll take them out too when we see them.
Speaker 18: But their navy is gone, their air force is gone,
Speaker 18: their anti aircraft is gone. All of their anti aircraft
Speaker 18: machinery has gone. Maybe they loaded up a little bit
Speaker 18: during the two week hiatus, but we'll knock that out
Speaker 18: in about one day. If they did, we've done an
Speaker 18: amazing job. Their leaders are gun, you know, the leaders
Speaker 18: are all gun. Part of the problem is that that's
Speaker 18: why I can't really answer your question. They have all
Speaker 18: new leadership and they're fighting like cats and dogs for
Speaker 18: who's going to control because we've created a real mess
Speaker 18: for them.
Speaker 13: But they've created a mess for the world. Over the
Speaker 13: last forty.
Speaker 18: Seven years, they've killed a lot of our people. When
Speaker 18: you see a soldier, a young person or now an
Speaker 18: older person, but the person without legs or without arms,
Speaker 18: or with a face that got blown to pieces, most
Speaker 18: likely it was from Iran. It was Salomoni who I killed.
Speaker 18: Salomoni loved the roadside bomb. He was an evil genius.
Speaker 18: He was a brilliant general. Probably we wouldn't be as
Speaker 18: far advanced had I not taken him out.
Speaker 13: That was the beginning of it all.
Speaker 18: And then I ended the Obama horror show.
Speaker 13: The nuclear transaction that he made was horror.
Speaker 18: He gave a road to the you call it, I
Speaker 18: mean what the deal that he did, the rand nuclear
Speaker 18: deal was so bad.
Speaker 13: They gave him a road to a nuclear weapon. And
Speaker 13: I will tell you I deal with him.
Speaker 18: You cannot give I Ran a nuclear reaperd there's all
Speaker 18: about a nuclear weapon. They cannot have the nuclear bomb,
Speaker 18: and they're not going to have the nuclear bomb.
Speaker 13: So we've taken out their military.
Speaker 18: We've hit about seventy five percent of our targets. We
Speaker 18: stopped a little early because they wanted to have some peace,
Speaker 18: and we have a blockade that's one hundred percent effective,
Speaker 18: and they're getting no business and as you know, they're
Speaker 18: not doing well economically, financially, they're not doing any business
Speaker 18: because of the blockade.
Speaker 13: They want to make a deal.
Speaker 18: We have been speaking to them, but they don't even
Speaker 18: know who's leading the country.
Speaker 13: They're in turmoil.
Speaker 18: They're in turmoil, so we thought we'd give them a
Speaker 18: little chance to get some of their turmoil resolved. But
Speaker 18: you know, I hope the fake news people are like you.
Speaker 18: I hope the fake news are going to be able
Speaker 18: to write about it accurately because when you say.
Speaker 13: Oh, they're fighting very well, they're not fighting well. They've
Speaker 13: been obliterated. Jeff obliterated.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to this. Abby Phillip CNN said it's a stalemate, stalemate.
Speaker 1: Chris Murphy says, we're losing. I'm Larry Older.
Speaker 3: The Africa is a continent. There are fifty five different countries.
Speaker 3: There are different takes there. But so what is the
Speaker 3: overall feeling about President Donald Trump on the continent of Africa.
Speaker 4: President Trump is surprisingly much beloved in Africa, and people
Speaker 4: don't realize this part of the region. Part of the
Speaker 4: reason why President Trump is beloved in Africa is because
Speaker 4: he's got a stronger position to abortion. People feel that
Speaker 4: he probably is not pro LGBT rights. People have been
Speaker 4: religious in Africa, many people that are religious in the
Speaker 4: Christian or Muslim and so they feel that President Trump
Speaker 4: represents those conservative values that they agree with. Obviously, President
Speaker 4: Trump has made some discis visions that affects Africans moving
Speaker 4: to the United States. There's a lot of visa restrictions,
Speaker 4: the aid cuts that affect the USAID. In Cameroon where
Speaker 4: Pope Leo is right now, maybe six hundred thousand people
Speaker 4: might not have food in the next few months because
Speaker 4: of the aid cuts that affect USAID and foreign aid
Speaker 4: by the United States.
Speaker 13: But overall, I.
Speaker 4: Think when I go around Africa, people like President Trump there,
Speaker 4: like that he speaks his mind and they're remembering of
Speaker 4: them The Apprentice. Oh interesting, it was very well syndicated
Speaker 4: across Africa.
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Speaker 1: Before I get back to the President on Iran, Abby
Speaker 1: Philip of CNN refer to the war as a quote
Speaker 1: unquote stalemate. Chris Murphy, of course, has been saying that
Speaker 1: we are losing, called it a fiasco. Victor Davis Hansen
Speaker 1: wrote a peace call, How Iran committed suicide? Just read
Speaker 1: your part of it, says Iran is on the verge
Speaker 1: of quote utter economic and military collapse. Says Iran's reputation
Speaker 1: peaked on October seventh, twenty twenty three, the massacre in
Speaker 1: Israel that Iran helped to fund and coordinate. They were
Speaker 1: able to take advantage of Joe Biden's cognitive decline and
Speaker 1: the way the administration had constantly criticized Israel. Also, after
Speaker 1: Biden pulled out of Afghanistan, China got more aggressive. Russia
Speaker 1: invaded Ukraine, it further eroded America's stature, and then you
Speaker 1: have the European appeasement. Iran, the theocracy, assumed that its
Speaker 1: ring of fire terror proxies in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Gaza
Speaker 1: and Yemen could squeeze Israel. They were wrong. They assumed
Speaker 1: Biden was gonna get elected. They were wrong. They assumed
Speaker 1: he was going to get reelected and revive the Obama
Speaker 1: era appeasement. Biden begged Iran to re ender the deal
Speaker 1: when they finally left years later, they lifted sanctions, They
Speaker 1: gave Iran cash, They removed some terror designation from some
Speaker 1: of its proxies. So the regime Iran, now flushed with
Speaker 1: new oil revenues, gets to what they did. They stepped
Speaker 1: up their nuclear enrichment. Tehran assumed that Israel would not
Speaker 1: strike its nuclear installations because of the reputedly state of
Speaker 1: the art Chinese and Russia air defenses, and they in
Speaker 1: their own armada of thousands of ballistic missiles and drones
Speaker 1: short range rockets of its Arab terrorist clients. They thought
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Speaker 1: of what's going on in Iran. But the cognitively challenged
Speaker 1: Biden reelection candidacy imploded, replaced by Kamala Harris, Democrats lost power.
Speaker 1: Trump pulled off the most amazing political return in modern
Speaker 1: America history. I said, it's the greatest comeback since George Foreman.
Speaker 1: Iran kept bragging about its air defenses and its vast
Speaker 1: missile fleet, but he says Iran's reputation was never based
Speaker 1: on any actual successes on the battlefield. Its forte has
Speaker 1: been getting other people to fight its proxies. When rheann
Speaker 1: when It's reel preempted this and destroyed the Iranian air defenses.
Speaker 1: During the Twelve Day War, Americans pounded its multi billion
Speaker 1: dollar nuclear facilities. The world saw for the first time
Speaker 1: how hollow the theocracy has always been. He says that
Speaker 1: its patrons. Russia and China privately despise Iran, just use
Speaker 1: it as an useful anti American and anti Western tool.
Speaker 1: But Russia got mired in Ukraine, lost Syria, and it
Speaker 1: was forced to cut a Ran loose. The Chinese saw
Speaker 1: Iran merely as a cut rate gas station as long
Speaker 1: as it was free to buy Sanctuaranian oil on the cheap.
Speaker 1: China sold I ran almost every weapon system Tehran wanted,
Speaker 1: but now that has evaporated because of the blockade. They
Speaker 1: have no idea what Trump will do. Their methods of delang, delang,
Speaker 1: delang won't work with him. The regime is bleeding over
Speaker 1: four hundred million dollars a day in revenue. Quote in
Speaker 1: some Iran can no longer credibly bluff, threaten, or delay.
Speaker 1: Not even the American left and the European appeasers can
Speaker 1: save it. Its forty seven year facade is in ruins.
Speaker 1: End of quote. Back to President Trump.
Speaker 18: To write about it accurately, because when you say, oh,
Speaker 18: they're fighting very well, they're not fighting well. They'd been obliterated, Jeff, obliterated.
Speaker 13: One hundred and fifty nine ships are in the navy.
Speaker 18: You know how many ships are at the bottom of
Speaker 18: the c Jeff one hundred and fifty nine. So you know,
Speaker 18: and if you read the New York Times, the failing
Speaker 18: New York Times, subscriptions are way down. As you know,
Speaker 18: it's because people don't believe the stuff anymore. If you
Speaker 18: watch CNN, you'd think that they're doing well in the war.
Speaker 13: They're doing well.
Speaker 18: They're getting absolutely decimated. Now with all of that being said,
Speaker 18: we'll see what happens. They have a lot of we
Speaker 18: have no pressure. It's only guys like you with a
Speaker 18: question like.
Speaker 13: That about what's your time.
Speaker 18: We've been doing it for five and a half weeks.
Speaker 24: In president weeks that the US now has been involved
Speaker 24: with hern You had initially said it would be four
Speaker 24: to six.
Speaker 18: Well, I hope that, but I also took a little break.
Speaker 18: I gave them a break. And remember this, I want
Speaker 18: to make the best deal. I could make a deal
Speaker 18: right now. Do you know that if I left right
Speaker 18: now we had a tremendous success, it would take them
Speaker 18: twenty years to rebuild. But I don't want to do that.
Speaker 18: I want to have it everlasting. I want to have
Speaker 18: it where they never get they never have a chance
Speaker 18: to get it. I mean the way you asked that question,
Speaker 18: I did say it. I thought it would take four
Speaker 18: to six weeks, and I was right because at the
Speaker 18: end of six weeks, at the end of four weeks,
Speaker 18: the military was decimated. But now what I'm doing, I
Speaker 18: can't tell you that. I don't want to put that
Speaker 18: kind of a timetable on it. But it will go
Speaker 18: pretty quickly and we'll have the Straight opened up now.
Speaker 18: Right now, we have a close We have total control
Speaker 18: of the strait, and the fact that it's cloes, you know,
Speaker 18: they would have opened it up three days ago. They
Speaker 18: came to us and they said, we will agree to
Speaker 18: open the Straight, and all my people were happy. Everybody
Speaker 18: was happy except me. I said, wait a minute, if
Speaker 18: we opened the strait, that means they're going to make
Speaker 18: five hundred million dollars a day. I don't want them
Speaker 18: to make five hundred million dollars a day until they
Speaker 18: settle this thing. So I'm the one that kept the clothes.
Speaker 18: We have total control of it, and it'll open when
Speaker 18: they make a deal or something else happens.
Speaker 13: It's very positives.
Speaker 18: Agree, What do you say to the American people who
Speaker 18: question how much longer this will take?
Speaker 13: Obviously you know that they are.
Speaker 18: Having I're such a disgrace. So you know what I
Speaker 18: just said, Vietnam? How many years was Vietnam? How many
Speaker 18: years was Vietnam? Well, I did, I took, I took.
Speaker 13: I took the.
Speaker 18: Country out militarily in the first four weeks. I took
Speaker 18: it out militarily. Now what we're doing is sitting back
Speaker 18: and seeing what deal, and if they don't want to
Speaker 18: make a deal, then I'll finish it up militarily with
Speaker 18: the other twenty five percent of the targets. We've hit
Speaker 18: seventy eight percent of the targets we've wanted to hit.
Speaker 18: We've knocked out their manufacturing. We've knocked out their missile production,
Speaker 18: we've knocked out their drone production, we've knocked out everything.
Speaker 18: In some cases. When I say knocked it out seventy
Speaker 18: eighty ninety, it's amazing what we've done. So I've done
Speaker 18: that within that period of time that I mentioned. But
Speaker 18: I don't want to rush myself, you know, because every
Speaker 18: story said, oh, Trump is under time pressure. No, No,
Speaker 18: you know who's under time pressure. They are because if
Speaker 18: they don't get their oil moving, their whole oil infrastructure
Speaker 18: is going to explode. You know what that means, because
Speaker 18: they have no place to store it, and because they
Speaker 18: have no place to store it, if they have to
Speaker 18: stop it, something happens that only Lend can explain. Something
Speaker 18: happens underground that essentially renders it in very poor shape
Speaker 18: and you never recover fully. You can recover fifty sixty percent,
Speaker 18: but you can never have it like it is right now.
Speaker 18: And they have a matter of days before that event
Speaker 18: takes place. So I'm not under any pressure whatsoever. We've
Speaker 18: never had so much ammunition. Our ships are loaded. I
Speaker 18: call them locked and loaded. They're locked and loaded, They're
Speaker 18: ready to go. We have much higher quality equipment than
Speaker 18: we did when we first started the war and or
Speaker 18: the military operation.
Speaker 13: Whatever you want to call it, and they're coming to us.
Speaker 18: The problem they have is they are very disorganized right now,
Speaker 18: well now yesterday, and I.
Speaker 13: Was very pleased with this.
Speaker 18: Eight young women were going to be executed yesterday afternoon
Speaker 18: at six o'clock, and I asked them, call it a favor,
Speaker 18: a call it just a moral request that they not
Speaker 18: be executed, and they came back with an answer that
Speaker 18: they won't be executing They're going to release it was
Speaker 18: protesting eight beautiful young women, very young women, and they
Speaker 18: were the pictures in the paper, and it's been a
Speaker 18: story for a little while. And I saw that and
Speaker 18: I said, let's see what we can save them. And
Speaker 18: it was very nice what happened. So they're not going
Speaker 18: to be What they're doing is, as you know, they're
Speaker 18: releasing four of them very shortly, and they're going to
Speaker 18: keep four of them in.
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Speaker 13: Sort out negotiating time. I'm not asking for them, No,
Speaker 13: it's not what I'm not asking anybody for more time.
Speaker 13: If you need more time.
Speaker 6: Does that mean Americans should anticipate spending more on gasoline
Speaker 6: for the foreseeable fee?
Speaker 13: And you know what they get for that? You know
Speaker 13: what they get for that.
Speaker 18: Iran without a nuclear weapon that's going to try and
Speaker 18: blow one of our cities, will blow up the entire
Speaker 18: Middle East.
Speaker 13: You want to see what shock would be. And I
Speaker 13: have to be honest.
Speaker 18: The stock market is at an all time high right now.
Speaker 18: I thought it would have been down twenty twenty five
Speaker 18: percent when we hit one a minute, which can I
Speaker 18: finish my question?
Speaker 13: Wise?
Speaker 2: Guy?
Speaker 13: Stock markets at an all time high right now.
Speaker 18: I projected, and I'm pretty good at this, that the
Speaker 18: stock market Howard would drop maybe twenty percent, twenty five percent,
Speaker 18: And I understood that, and I said, hey, it's.
Speaker 13: Bad thing, but I have to do what's right for
Speaker 13: the country, even the world, because you can't have them.
Speaker 13: You cannot let them have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 18: So the stock market, unlike what a lot of people
Speaker 18: were predicting, I thought they.
Speaker 13: Weren't necessarily row.
Speaker 18: The stock market today hit at all time high, hit
Speaker 18: an all time high yesterday the day before, and.
Speaker 13: It's staying there.
Speaker 18: I thought oil would go up to maybe two hundred
Speaker 18: dollars a barrow and oil is a very different number
Speaker 18: than anyone thought. In fact, this country is much slower
Speaker 18: because we have all the oil we can use. We're
Speaker 18: actually ships are coming from all over the world to Texas, Louisiana,
Speaker 18: and Alaska. They're coming from all over the world to
Speaker 18: get oil from the United States. You know, while this
Speaker 18: is clos the foremost straight. So if you look at
Speaker 18: what I said, I guess it was right because I
Speaker 18: said I'd have it four to six weeks, and in
Speaker 18: four weeks we have totally defeated that military.
Speaker 13: So right now, I don't want to rush.
Speaker 18: It because you guys are you know, trying to make
Speaker 18: us look as bad as possible. I don't want to
Speaker 18: rush it.
Speaker 13: I want to take my time. We have plenty of time,
Speaker 13: and I want to get a great deal.
Speaker 18: I want to get a deal where our nation and
Speaker 18: the world is safe from lunatics with nuclear weapons.
Speaker 13: Y does go to two hundred? Are you okay with that, sir?
Speaker 18: I think that there's nothing worse than a nuclear weapon
Speaker 18: that takes out one of your cities, or two of
Speaker 18: your cities, or three. I think there's nothing worse than
Speaker 18: a nuclear weapon that's going to destroy the Middle East,
Speaker 18: including Is. I think there's nothing worse than Europe being
Speaker 18: under attacked by people that have missiles now that reach
Speaker 18: Europe as you know, that don't reach Ust but they
Speaker 18: reach Europe. But they will reach ust It sometime probably
Speaker 18: they're not too distant future. Unless we stop them now.
Speaker 13: I think there would be.
Speaker 18: Nothing worse than having nuclear holocaust in Europe. London, Paris,
Speaker 18: various places in Germany all targeted.
Speaker 1: We come back the Southern Property Law Center and another
Speaker 1: NASA engineer will report it missing. Has been found dead
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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. A twenty nine year old
Speaker 1: NASA engineer who was reported missing has been found dead
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Speaker 1: engineers connected to NASA national security, there's been another look
Speaker 1: at this. Twenty nine years old. His name was Joshua
Speaker 1: LeBlanc rising star at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville,
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Speaker 1: America's space and defense rocket programs. He specialized in nuclear
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Speaker 1: nuclear Propulsion Considered to be a rising star, his Tesla
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Speaker 1: missing at four thirty two am the same day after
Speaker 1: he uncharacteristically failed to show up for work. His blue
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one Tesla Model three had been tracks sitting
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Speaker 1: his apartment, before headed out on rural back roads. Last
Speaker 1: known communication was early that morning. The body in the
Speaker 1: vehicle was burned so badly that i IDA had to
Speaker 1: be confirmed through forensic sciences, so there's now a renewed
Speaker 1: interest in his death. FBI is investigating this along with
Speaker 1: the Departments of Energy and War. Let's turn to what
Speaker 1: Victoria coachd with Heritage said about the economic squeeze that
Speaker 1: the blockade is putting on the Iranian economy Number forty four.
Speaker 25: I don't think that we did anticipate the success of this,
Speaker 25: but of course all the signs were there, and it
Speaker 25: was a historic decision by the President to impose this
Speaker 25: kind of reverse blockade prevent the Iranian product from getting
Speaker 25: out of their ports and then truly hammering their economy.
Speaker 25: And I don't think we can overestimate the systematic damage
Speaker 25: to their economy by this action of the President. And
Speaker 25: with all due respect to my good friend Eliad, I
Speaker 25: think that is a much more powerful card that we
Speaker 25: are playing here than the small boats that the Iranians
Speaker 25: are deploying to harass shipping in the Strait. So I
Speaker 25: think we're going to see, as you were just reporting
Speaker 25: that two week period, as the Iranian stocks fill up
Speaker 25: and they don't have any more room for storage, they
Speaker 25: are going to be desperate to get these ships out,
Speaker 25: but we clearly can stop them. And so then they're
Speaker 25: going to have to make a decision with whatever leadership
Speaker 25: they have, if they want to preserve themselves or base
Speaker 25: economic collapse.
Speaker 26: Well, look, Victoria, I know we have some idea of
Speaker 26: the money involved in this. Four hundred and thirty five
Speaker 26: million dollars a day was an earlier estimate. It only
Speaker 26: gets worse at this point because they literally can't move
Speaker 26: anything out of a run on a ship. So with that,
Speaker 26: how long do you give them? You said a couple
Speaker 26: of weeks? But what do we know about their economy
Speaker 26: and the tenderness the vulnerability there Now.
Speaker 25: We don't have metrics on, but we know has happened
Speaker 25: is what it has meant to their domestic economy to
Speaker 25: shut off internet to ninety nine percent of their population
Speaker 25: for now two months. That is just a huge blow
Speaker 25: in terms of commerce. What is happening with their banking system?
Speaker 25: Last time I looked, they were printing ten million real notes. Eventually, Harris,
Speaker 25: you run out of zeros. I mean, there's just these
Speaker 25: numbers become meaningless because the currency is so thoroughly degraded.
Speaker 25: And then they're also being cut off from things like
Speaker 25: their financial networks in Dubai and UAE, which they had
Speaker 25: traditionally used to launder money. UAE is going after that
Speaker 25: now this week that they announced that they are breaking
Speaker 25: those things down, that is another massive blow to Iron.
Speaker 25: So I don't know that we have a full picture,
Speaker 25: but the picture when it emerges is going to be bleak.
Speaker 1: How long can they treade water? And who's in charge?
Speaker 1: Caroline Levett Number thirty three.
Speaker 20: You guys all see a lot of different messaging coming
Speaker 20: out of Iran, a lot of different rhetoric in language
Speaker 20: from them. I would caution you to take anything.
Speaker 26: That they say at face value.
Speaker 20: What we've seen is that what they say publicly is
Speaker 20: much different than what they concede to the United States
Speaker 20: and our negotiating team privately. I've said that repeatedly to
Speaker 20: all of you in the news media, and you should
Speaker 20: take our word out.
Speaker 1: As far as Trump extending the ceasefire number thirty six.
Speaker 20: As far as the formal negotiations, humanitarian issues are of
Speaker 20: a great concern to this president. But with respect to
Speaker 20: the negotiations that are ongoing, he's made his red lines
Speaker 20: very clear. Iran could never obtain a nuclear bomb to
Speaker 20: threaten the United States and our allies, and they must
Speaker 20: turn over the enriched uranium that's in their possession while
Speaker 20: it is very far into the ground thanks to the
Speaker 20: success of Operation Midnight Hammer. It's important to the President
Speaker 20: that they hand that in rich uranium over He's made
Speaker 20: that quite clear to them, and now we're waiting to
Speaker 20: hear back from the Iranian regime. The fact that they
Speaker 20: cannot send a unified message yet, which is why the
Speaker 20: President decided to extend the ceasefire, just shows how effective
Speaker 20: Operation Epic Fury truly was. Because there's a lot of
Speaker 20: internal division over there. The President understands that, and so
Speaker 20: we await their response.
Speaker 1: The reason Alan Dershowitz left the Democratic Party is because
Speaker 1: seventy percent of Democrats, he said, prefer the Palestinians over Israel.
Speaker 1: Here's what John Fetterman said, number thirty eight.
Speaker 23: Why you don't have to agree with everything that's happened
Speaker 23: in Epic Fury. When I mean, I'm old enough to
Speaker 23: remember that when our military is involved, you all just
Speaker 23: line up and get behind them and give them an
Speaker 23: opportunity to accomplish those goals. Because these goals were.
Speaker 1: Not new or shocking to Democrats.
Speaker 23: We've all agreed we can never allow o Ran to
Speaker 23: acquire a nuclear bomb. When we're in this opportunity, we're
Speaker 23: right there at the cust Why vote against that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 23: If you're giving a speech in Spain of course you're
Speaker 23: going to say those kinds of things, the way that
Speaker 23: Spain has behaved during Epic Fury and before, or they
Speaker 23: would even do kinds of petty things that they boycotted
Speaker 23: euro Vision because of Israel is involved in it. It's
Speaker 23: just that kind of thing. Now Europe really has forgot
Speaker 23: the history as well too. You know what America did
Speaker 23: during World War Two and what happened to the Jewish
Speaker 23: community in Europe, you know, the last time. So that's
Speaker 23: why I'm proud to stand, you know, firmly with Israel
Speaker 23: and Mara military where we're at now.
Speaker 1: And as I mentioned, Alan Dersho Wood says he's leaving
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party registering as a Republican primarily because of
Speaker 1: Israel and the anti Semitism within the Democrat Party. Number
Speaker 1: thirty seven.
Speaker 27: My Democratic Party was Kennedy's Democratic Party, Bill Clinton's Democratic Party,
Speaker 27: a centrist party that believed in due process, free speech,
Speaker 27: and that's not the Democrats today. And what really drove
Speaker 27: me over the line was they elected New Jersey a
Speaker 27: congresswoman who was ruly anti Israel to the point of
Speaker 27: crossing the line to anti Semitism. They are about to
Speaker 27: nominate in Michigan, a man who campaigns with Nazis at
Speaker 27: his side, people who support Hitler. Seventy percent of Democrats
Speaker 27: of all ages prefer Palestinians, which means Hamas and Hezbalah
Speaker 27: over the democratic state of Israel.
Speaker 14: That's no longer my political party.
Speaker 27: I will work as hard as I can to make
Speaker 27: sure that the Democrats do not get control of the House,
Speaker 27: do not get control of the Senate, do not get
Speaker 27: control of the presidency. I do not want Liz Warrant
Speaker 27: and Senator Murphy and AOC in positions of authority in chairmanships.
Speaker 27: I will work very hard against that. I don't agree
Speaker 27: with many of the things in the Republican Party. And
Speaker 27: if I could register with an ascarisk saying I'm a
Speaker 27: Republican largely on foreign policy issues, I would do that.
Speaker 27: But under our system, you have to pick and choose,
Speaker 27: and I have picked the Republicans Democrats.
Speaker 1: And this is a Michigan representative explaining why you know,
Speaker 1: why we have a relationship with Hassan Piker, anti Israel,
Speaker 1: anti Semitic number twenty seven.
Speaker 28: We should be debating these I mean, we know, honestly
Speaker 28: what most people in Michigan are worried about is the
Speaker 28: ability to pay their bills and not being able to
Speaker 28: afford groceries at the end of the month. That is
Speaker 28: the overwhelming issue that people are talking about. So when
Speaker 28: we look at trying to build a coalition that's going
Speaker 28: to get us over the finish line and actually build
Speaker 28: a durable majority, we can't create a table where people
Speaker 28: aren't invited and voices are shut down and identities are attacked.
Speaker 28: Have an idea, raise it, let's talk about it, Let's
Speaker 28: have a civil conversation about it. But that is not
Speaker 28: what we saw over the weekend. And it's really concerning.
Speaker 1: How many times did Donald Trump have to renounce David Duke.
Speaker 1: Hassan Piker is Democrats David Duke, and here they are
Speaker 1: embracing this guy, campaigning with him, appearing on his podcast.
Speaker 1: I'm going to remind you of some of the things
Speaker 1: he said recently and what Dana Bash said about him
Speaker 1: on CNN Triple eight nine seven one s A G E.
Speaker 1: I'm Larry Elder, Triple eight nine seven one s A
Speaker 1: G E. Triple eight nine seven one seven two four
Speaker 1: to three. I am Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel.
Speaker 1: Brian is in Sacramento. Brian you' and the Larry Elder Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you for calling.
Speaker 29: Hi, Larry, thank you for your wonderful show. I know
Speaker 29: to reports Saudi Arabia does not unlike the Conference of Iran,
Speaker 29: and Jared Christian is very close to them, to Saudi
Speaker 29: and he's part of the negotiations. And Cown Prince had
Speaker 29: a speech today a conference. I think it was today
Speaker 29: or yesterday that he actually got stayed on as he
Speaker 29: was walking through his car. Is orange paint is concerned
Speaker 29: and the conference is concerned. Is the humanitarian aspect of
Speaker 29: this war and still has not been addressed. President Trump
Speaker 29: promised the people that help is coming, Help is on
Speaker 29: the way. Forty thousand people got killed, and now he's
Speaker 29: trying to negotiate with the Mohammed Volivov. Mohammed Volibav is
Speaker 29: the mirror image of Rustim. So the money which President
Speaker 29: Trump droned is a higher gc ascid. Mohammed Vrolibav as
Speaker 29: the Speaker of the House currently, he was a mayor.
Speaker 29: As a mayor of Iran, He's told a lot of
Speaker 29: real estate money. He's got the blood of Iranian on
Speaker 29: his hand, and he's got the blood of American soldiers,
Speaker 29: which came in a body bag on his hands, a
Speaker 29: mirror image of Hassim sol Money, which in one incident
Speaker 29: eight years ago, Hassim soli Money killed fifteen hundred students.
Speaker 29: He brought Afghanis to shoot them. And President Trump right,
Speaker 29: Polisso bombed him and him because he was responsible with
Speaker 29: the roadside bombing. So is this guy that President Trump
Speaker 29: is trying to negotiate with. Senator Ron Johnson says, we
Speaker 29: cannot leave any Islamists behind. We have Jewish people in Iran,
Speaker 29: we have Bahai's, we have minorities, and people don't want
Speaker 29: to look at penguins anymore. We're not Madulms with the
Speaker 29: children of Cyrus the King.
Speaker 2: We're not.
Speaker 29: We're with Zarustians. We want a lot of people I've
Speaker 29: already converted to Christianity if he leaves his Islamist behind
Speaker 29: and so called negotiate. True, the President Trump has done
Speaker 29: a wonderful job thus far eliminating the nuclear issue. And
Speaker 29: there's other issues we're involved, proxies and whatnot that they
Speaker 29: sent all over including now, there's a lot of them.
Speaker 29: As long as it takes us everywhere that's been addressed,
Speaker 29: we will not be completely addressed if he leaves as
Speaker 29: long ast behind. I just want to know why is
Speaker 29: in negotiating and so he's the crown prince with these.
Speaker 1: There is uh, Brian, you laid out the case beautifully.
Speaker 1: I think the reason President Trump is doing it is
Speaker 1: to show the world he's willing to go the last
Speaker 1: mile to hopefully come up with some sort of negotiation.
Speaker 22: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think Trump felt that given the decimation of their economy,
Speaker 1: their military, maybe just maybe, Uh, if you can't make
Speaker 1: them see the light, they're feeling the heat.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: She's giving them one last try. But he's still locked
Speaker 1: and loaded. The military is still over there. Uh. And
Speaker 1: once it's pretty clear, pretty obvious everything that you've just
Speaker 1: now said, Uh, he's going to resume the bombing. Uh,
Speaker 1: until finally the economy gets to the point where hopefully
Speaker 1: the Iranian people are going to rise up. That's what
Speaker 1: I think President Trump is planning on.
Speaker 29: What do you think if you leave anybody that's posts
Speaker 29: to all Democrat Marxists, they're gonna help them again because
Speaker 29: they're benefiting from it, and they're gonna they're gonna rebuild
Speaker 29: that in no time. We cannot leave any of these
Speaker 29: people behind.
Speaker 1: Well, Brian, I agree with you one. I don't believe
Speaker 1: the President will leave them behind. I believe that the
Speaker 1: President is doing this partly for our European allies to
Speaker 1: let them know, hey, you know, we bombed the crap
Speaker 1: out of them. We sunk their navy, we destroyed their
Speaker 1: air force, we took out two tiers of the leadership,
Speaker 1: and look at them. They're still saying we're going to
Speaker 1: try and get a new We're still saying we're going
Speaker 1: to keep developing our missile program. We're still going to
Speaker 1: be funding our proxy. So we have no choice but
Speaker 1: to continue this bombing, this war until finally the Iranian
Speaker 1: people either rise up or we just have to keep
Speaker 1: a presence in there indefinitely, the way we have a
Speaker 1: presence in Europe, indefinitely, way we have a presence in
Speaker 1: South Korea, the where we have a presence in Japan.
Speaker 1: But the alternative is that these people get a nuclear bomb.
Speaker 1: We've seen what they do their own people, as you
Speaker 1: pointed out, Brian, killed thirty forty thousand of their own people,
Speaker 1: put women and children in favor in front of sight
Speaker 1: where they thought that these rallies and the Americans might bomb.
Speaker 1: They couldn't give a rip about their own people. Imagine
Speaker 1: a regime like this in possession of a nuclear bomb,
Speaker 1: and sixty minutes just pointed out how close they were
Speaker 1: to getting a nuclear bomb. So no longer can Democrats
Speaker 1: continue to say that a rand In not pos an
Speaker 1: imminent threat. They did. Now, let's talk about Hassan Piker,
Speaker 1: the anti Semite, anti Israeli, pro boycott, divest sanctioned guy.
Speaker 1: Here's what CNN's Dana Bash said about him, number forty nine.
Speaker 9: Here's some of what he.
Speaker 30: Actually has said about the depravity of the October seventh
Speaker 30: terror attack, the deadliest day for the Jewish people since
Speaker 30: the Holocaust. Quote, it doesn't matter if effing rapes happened
Speaker 30: on October seventh, like that doesn't change the dynamic for me.
Speaker 30: The Palestinian resistance is not perfect. Now, let that sink in.
Speaker 30: Hassan Picker is excusing sexual violence by Hamas terrorists. He
Speaker 30: also claims Hamas is quote a thousand times better than Israel.
Speaker 30: Hamas is a desert native terror organization not just by
Speaker 30: the US, but by the EU, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,
Speaker 30: just to name a few, and here's what Piker said
Speaker 30: about the horrors of September eleventh, two thousand and one.
Speaker 1: America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 24: Dude, I'm saying it, but we we totally brought it
Speaker 24: on ourselves.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: Holdly, we did.
Speaker 13: We did.
Speaker 1: And this is a guy whose campaigned with the Democrat
Speaker 1: candidate for Senate in Michigan. A number of Democrats have
Speaker 1: appeared on his podcast. Hassan Piker spoke at Yale number
Speaker 1: forty five.
Speaker 24: The fall of the USSR was one of the greatest
Speaker 24: catastrophes of the twentieth century. Just wait, listen, maybe you'll agree.
Speaker 24: Not only was there incalculable harm done to every single
Speaker 24: country under its banner, child prostitution skyrocketing, suicide rates, life
Speaker 24: expectancy plummeting, but America was no longer contested around the globe.
Speaker 24: And it is precisely because of the end to that
Speaker 24: multipolarity that we saw accelerated neoliberalism that is devastating every
Speaker 24: Western nation right now, unlimited and unchecked greed. Our successes
Speaker 24: are leading to our own demise and the demise and
Speaker 24: collapse of the liberal system. The US has produced disaster
Speaker 24: after disaster after disaster.
Speaker 1: What do you say to this kind of lunacy? Why
Speaker 1: did you leave? I'm sure Cuba would be happy to
Speaker 1: have you. Syria would be happy to have you. Iran
Speaker 1: would be happy to have you. What would happen if
Speaker 1: MAO were the sole possessor of the atomic bomb? What
Speaker 1: would happen if Stalin were the sole possessor of the
Speaker 1: atomic bomb? What would happen if Iran were sole possessor
Speaker 1: of a nuclear bomb? Well, we were the sole possessor
Speaker 1: of an atomic bomb after we drop it on Hiroshima
Speaker 1: and Nagasaki for almost five years? Do we go around
Speaker 1: subjugating the rest of the world. Did we use it
Speaker 1: to expand our influence? We did nothing with it. I'm
Speaker 1: Larry Elder. Triple eight Night seven one seven two four
Speaker 1: to three, Triple eight Nights number one, seven two four three.
Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel again.
Speaker 1: This Hassan piker guy hates its real obviously hates Jews
Speaker 1: has been campaigning with the Democrat candidate for Senator in Michigan.
Speaker 1: He has a podcast on which a number of Democrats
Speaker 1: have appeared, and I feel the way Senator John Kennedy
Speaker 1: felt feels about elin omar, operation let her speak, Operation
Speaker 1: let him speak. Number forty six.
Speaker 24: Empires never die quietly, and we must end the American
Speaker 24: Empire regardless. But we must manage the retreat of a
Speaker 24: superpower from the world stage. This is a challenge for
Speaker 24: our time. Actually, this is the challenge for our time,
Speaker 24: because if we do not do this, then the American
Speaker 24: Empire will come to an end in a much more
Speaker 24: violent way.
Speaker 1: Mister O'Connell, I've never been invited to speak at you.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm not sufficiently antisemitic. Number forty seven.
Speaker 24: He said these words, and I think those words still
Speaker 24: ring true today.
Speaker 1: He said, and I quote.
Speaker 24: The war that began in nineteen thirty nine ended, but
Speaker 24: in the ideological dialogue between the two worlds and two leaders,
Speaker 24: Roosevelt lost the war.
Speaker 1: The real victor was Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 24: It is my personal opinion that the contemporary world is
Speaker 24: moved by the ideas that served as the foundation on
Speaker 24: which Hitler rose.
Speaker 1: To power.
Speaker 24: Seventy years later. I think history has proven Arevallo right.
Speaker 24: In place after place, time after time, the United States
Speaker 24: can never settle down its imperial bloodlust. This forever hunt
Speaker 24: for manifest destiny.
Speaker 1: H I'm speechless, and please, Mike Johnson, please Senator Thune,
Speaker 1: put this man around the neck of every single Democrat
Speaker 1: for failing to speak out and denounce this man. If
Speaker 1: there's been Democrats who've spoken out and denounced him, I
Speaker 1: haven't heard him. Number forty eight.
Speaker 16: So my question is, when you say Hamas a thousand
Speaker 16: times better, do you actually mean that or is that
Speaker 16: a rhetorical move or like a solidarity.
Speaker 2: Ste like what I mean.
Speaker 24: It's all of the above.
Speaker 2: I do mean it.
Speaker 24: I think it's a rhetorical move because it frustrates a
Speaker 24: lot of people. I've also said, I'm a harm reduction voter,
Speaker 24: I'm a lesser evil voter, and therefore I would vote
Speaker 24: for Hamas over Israel every single time.
Speaker 1: A thousand times worse than Israel. It's well a thousand
Speaker 1: times worse than Hamas, and he has some very nice
Speaker 1: thing to say about the Republican Party. Number fifty.
Speaker 24: I hate Republicans. I oppose them. I say that all
Speaker 24: the time. I think that the Republicans are are far
Speaker 24: more damaging. The biggest terrorists, the biggest domestic terrorist in
Speaker 24: this country, the biggest terrorists internationally, is the Republican Party.
Speaker 24: And not only that, but it's just like, uh, they like,
Speaker 24: I want to fight against the growing fascist movement in
Speaker 24: this country.
Speaker 1: Remember the CEO who got murdered, Okay, number fifty.
Speaker 24: Two, Brian Thompson, as the United Healthcare CEO was engaging
Speaker 24: in a tremendous amount of social murder, the systematized forms
Speaker 24: of violence, the structural violence of poverty, the for profit,
Speaker 24: paywalled system of healthcare in this country, and the consequences
Speaker 24: of that are tremendous amounts of pain, tremendous amounts of violence,
Speaker 24: tremendous amounts of deaths.
Speaker 1: So therefore the death of the CEO United Healthcare CEO
Speaker 1: is justified because after all, we don't like big insurance
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Speaker 1: of damage to people. So therefore the CEO should be murdered.
Speaker 1: And I'm okay with that. Well, I guess when you're
Speaker 1: okay with really women being being raped, there's not much
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Speaker 1: for supporting the hate groups it supposedly were set up
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Speaker 1: The Southern Poverty Law Center started nineteen seventy one nonprofit
Speaker 1: designed to deal with racism discrimination in the South. It's
Speaker 1: raised a great deal of money over the years, and
Speaker 1: then they evolved into talking about hate groups in general.
Speaker 1: Doctor Ben Carson was listed as a hater. Here's the problem.
Speaker 1: Racism is no longer a big factor in American life anymore.
Speaker 1: So what to do if you're in an organization like
Speaker 1: the Southern Poverty Law Center. You have to come up
Speaker 1: with stuff. So they have literally been paying the hate groups,
Speaker 1: including agitators, to go out in the streets and agitate,
Speaker 1: and then that makes the Southern Poverty Law Center more relevant,
Speaker 1: and then they can solicit more money, and the whole
Speaker 1: rule keeps right on going. When the demand for racism
Speaker 1: exceed the supply, you have to come up with new sources.
Speaker 1: So they've been inventing their own sources. Here is the
Speaker 1: acting ag Todd Blanche and FBI Director Patel number five.
Speaker 13: Today.
Speaker 31: A few minutes ago, in the Middle District of Alabama,
Speaker 31: a grand jury returned an eleven count indictment charging the
Speaker 31: Southern Poverty Law Center with six counts of wire fraud,
Speaker 31: four counts of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy
Speaker 31: to commit money laundering. According to the charges in the indictment,
Speaker 31: the SPLC is a non profit entity that purports to
Speaker 31: fight white supremacy and racial hatred by reporting on extremist
Speaker 31: groups and conducting research to inform law enforcement groups with
Speaker 31: the goal of dismantling these groups. As the indictment describes,
Speaker 31: the SPLC was not dismantling these groups. It was instead
Speaker 31: manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose by paying sources
Speaker 31: to stoke racial hatred. The indictment describes as conduct in detail,
Speaker 31: but one troubling example is that the SPLC was paying
Speaker 31: a member of the leadership group that planned the Unite
Speaker 31: the Right protest in Charlottesville, Virginia in twenty seventeen that
Speaker 31: resulted in the death of one person and injured dozens more.
Speaker 31: This particular person, being paid by the SPLC, allegedly received
Speaker 31: approximately two hundred and seventy thousand dollars over the course
Speaker 31: of eight years. In total, according to the indictment, between
Speaker 31: twenty fourteen and twenty twenty three, SPLC paid at least
Speaker 31: three million dollars to eight individuals.
Speaker 13: At least.
Speaker 31: These individuals were affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, United
Speaker 31: Clans of America, National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations, Affiliated Sadistic
Speaker 31: Soul's Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party of America, Nazis,
Speaker 31: and the American Front. Now, as the indictment lays out,
Speaker 31: after SBLC paid members of these extremist groups, it created
Speaker 31: work product that reported on these activities that the members
Speaker 31: participated in or contributed to, and to that end, it
Speaker 31: was doing the exact opposite of what it's told its
Speaker 31: donors it was doing.
Speaker 1: Now. Reportedly, this investigation started years ago, but the Biden
Speaker 1: administration shut it down. So if Trump does not get reelected,
Speaker 1: we never know about this he said, the SPLC was
Speaker 1: part of the Charlottesville event Number eight.
Speaker 22: What about Charlottesville and the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally?
Speaker 31: Were they involved in that? Yes, So what we alleged
Speaker 31: in the indictment and what the grand jury found is
Speaker 31: that one of the individuals that they paid was one
Speaker 31: of the folks who helped organize that terrible event. And
Speaker 31: so to imagine what we're talking about more, we're talking
Speaker 31: about an organization that actively came out and just screamed
Speaker 31: from the top of their lungs.
Speaker 1: And that the SPLC is not dismanly extremism, it's funding it.
Speaker 1: Number nine in.
Speaker 31: Total, according to the indictment, between twenty fourteen and twenty
Speaker 31: twenty three, SPLC paid at least three million dollars to
Speaker 31: eight individuals.
Speaker 1: At least.
Speaker 31: These individuals were affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, United
Speaker 31: Clans of America, National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations Affiliated Sadistic
Speaker 31: Soul's Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party of America, Nazis,
Speaker 31: and the American Front. Now, as the indictment lays out,
Speaker 31: after SBLC paid members of these extremist groups, it created
Speaker 31: work product that reported on these activities that the members
Speaker 31: participated in or contributed to, and to that end, it
Speaker 31: was doing the exact opposite of what it's told its donors.
Speaker 31: It was doing not dismantling extremism, but funding it. To
Speaker 31: carry out this scheme. SPLC created bank accounts in the
Speaker 31: name of at least five completely fictitious organizations that had
Speaker 31: no bona fide employees or legitimate business purpose.
Speaker 1: Un be believable. Mike Davis is the president of something
Speaker 1: called Article three Project, which is a conservative group established
Speaker 1: to defend judicial nominees. Number twenty six.
Speaker 32: Yeah, the Southern Poverty Law Center told its donors that
Speaker 32: it was fighting the Klan, when in fact, the SPLC
Speaker 32: was funding the Klan. That is clear fraud. They got
Speaker 32: charged with wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy. If these allegations
Speaker 32: are true, the SPLC is not going to survive this.
Speaker 1: Here's what Caroline Levitt said about this number thirty four.
Speaker 20: It was quite shocking to me to learn of the
Speaker 20: egregious violations of the law of the Southern Poverty Law
Speaker 20: Center Ward's committing. And I think that's a story that
Speaker 20: should be on the front page of every newspaper in
Speaker 20: this country because they've obviously been duping their supporters and
Speaker 20: the American taxpayers for far too long. It's a criminal organization, clearly,
Speaker 20: and that's not our DOJ saying that, or Todd Blanche
Speaker 20: saying that that's a grand jury indictment saying the.
Speaker 1: Southern Poverty Law Center called Turning Point USA, a hate
Speaker 1: group called the Family Research Council, a hate group called
Speaker 1: Moms for Liberty, a hate group, and as I mentioned,
Speaker 1: doctor Ben Carson was also described as somebody who purported
Speaker 1: the was a member of a hate philosophy. This is
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Speaker 30: They've gone after the Southern Party Law Center, but not
Speaker 30: the KKK.
Speaker 7: They've gone after the people boring the civil rights organizations,
Speaker 7: but not the actual Extreema.
Speaker 1: Three, the Proud Boys. What do you expect that?
Speaker 7: You're right, Michael, excuse me, I forgot who we're dealing.
Speaker 14: They're on the side of the extreme.
Speaker 1: They're on the side of racists and people who are
Speaker 1: undermine the very principles of the country.
Speaker 19: They have been from the very because that's where Donald
Speaker 19: Trump has always nurtured himself.
Speaker 13: Bottom line.
Speaker 1: Can you believe that guy used to be the chair
Speaker 1: of the RNC? Michael Steele Triple eight ninety seventy one,
Speaker 1: s H. G. E. Triple eight nine seven one seven
Speaker 1: two four to three m Larria. You know why they
Speaker 1: put him there because Obama got elected and the dim
Speaker 1: Republicans went, well, I'll tell you what, We'll put a
Speaker 1: black guy ahead of our RNC and then that way
Speaker 1: people won't think that we're racist, and then then they'll
Speaker 1: start voting for us. He was incompetent, he's a liberal.
Speaker 1: He spent his time selling his book and spending money
Speaker 1: designing his office. He was an embarrassment, and now he's
Speaker 1: a host on msnbhead where he belongs. He has another
Speaker 1: hit from Hassan Piker Number forty.
Speaker 16: Guys.
Speaker 24: I'm pro stealing from big corporations because you know they
Speaker 24: steal quite a bit more from the workers. However, one
Speaker 24: thing that might even help your ethical dilemma is the
Speaker 24: fact that the automated process that they design, these companies
Speaker 24: know will increase shrink, right, So it's actually factored in.
Speaker 24: The lemons that you stole are factored into the bottom
Speaker 24: line of these mega corporations regardless, and they still end
Speaker 24: up having increased profit margins because they no longer have
Speaker 24: to pay the cashiers that they used to hire as
Speaker 24: opposed to this automated system. Knowing full well that people
Speaker 24: are still going to be able to steal, still steal
Speaker 24: a lot more efficiently, as a matter of fact, through
Speaker 24: the automated process.
Speaker 1: Where do you start with that? Corporations know people are
Speaker 1: going to steal, so they put that into their bottom line,
Speaker 1: and so therefore it's okay to steal from them because
Speaker 1: they expect you to steal, and they can still make
Speaker 1: a profit. So go ahead and steal sick. By the way,
Speaker 1: Speaker Mike Johnson is still confident that we're going to
Speaker 1: win the midterms in November. Number thirty nine.
Speaker 33: Democrats started this. The Republican states are doing what they
Speaker 33: can do lawfully under their state laws. The people are
Speaker 33: taking account of this, they're voting accordingly, and we are
Speaker 33: on track to win in November.
Speaker 1: Watch and let's go out with Tim Walls, who explains
Speaker 1: why Trump does not like Minnesota Number fourteen. I don't
Speaker 1: think it's just me.
Speaker 16: I think he hates Minnesota because we take care of
Speaker 16: our people, we invest in people, we feed our people.
Speaker 14: I think that's what it is.
Speaker 27: You get.
Speaker 31: Did you get any like heads up or warning before
Speaker 31: they sent that huge ice force into your state?
Speaker 18: Not really a Thanksgiving night tweet and all that, and
Speaker 18: then all of a sudden it was there, and you know,
Speaker 18: and it just intensified over those you know, over the winter.
Speaker 1: Has he had Governor DeSantis on his show yet? I'm
Speaker 1: Larry yielders again tomorrow, God bless.
Speaker 2: What can I say?
Speaker 13: My bow.
Speaker 1: So, Michael, that's been dropping all across America.
Speaker 13: That's enough.
Speaker 1: Put down the mics, Al Larry Elder Show, Double Numby One,
Speaker 1: Come do