Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No victocrats allowed, because we've got
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Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel. Is
Speaker 1: President Trump preparing to send what have been described as
Speaker 1: ground capable forces to Iran? Saudi Arabia has joined the
Speaker 1: US and military operations against Iran. Will the Democrat senator
Speaker 1: who accused Trump of lying when he said the Iranians
Speaker 1: were negotiating with him apologize to the President now that
Speaker 1: it is clear that Iran is in fact negotiating. Is
Speaker 1: there a path forward to end the shutdown? Let's face it,
Speaker 1: the democrats real goal is to either defund or abolish ICE.
Speaker 1: Several Democrats have even said so. CNN says Americans broadly
Speaker 1: disapprove of the war in Iran. Inentative Benny Thompson says
Speaker 1: Trump deployed ICE at airports too, in his words, intimidate travelers,
Speaker 1: just like they intend to intimidate voters. In November end
Speaker 1: of quote, not two TDS. Tiger Woods has been arrested
Speaker 1: for DUI after being involved in a collision with another vehicle.
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Speaker 1: begin with Tiger Woods. He was arrested on suspicion of
Speaker 1: dui after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, just
Speaker 1: before two pm local time. Here is a press conference
Speaker 1: held by the sheriff. Number fifty one.
Speaker 2: Found a pickup truck pulling a pressure cleaner trailer and
Speaker 2: a land rover which was rolled over on the on
Speaker 2: the driver's door, and we're going to provide you photos
Speaker 2: of that. The investigation started, and initially right off the top,
Speaker 2: it did appear that the driver of the land rover
Speaker 2: might be impaired, and at that point the chief Chief
Speaker 2: Viewing of Jupiter Police Department called me from the Mark
Speaker 2: County Sheriff's Office and asked for our assistance. It wasn't
Speaker 2: that the Jubile Police Department isn't fully capable of doing
Speaker 2: these types of investigations, but quite frankly, the Sheriff's office
Speaker 2: has a lot more repetitions in these traffic crashes and
Speaker 2: these types of investigations.
Speaker 3: Our investigation revealed as follows.
Speaker 2: Shortly again before two the pressure cleaner truck truck pulling
Speaker 2: a trailer or a small trailer was northbound on South
Speaker 2: Beach Road and was pulling kind of to turn into
Speaker 2: a driveway.
Speaker 3: It was slowing down starting to turn into.
Speaker 2: A driveway, and the driver of that vehicle looked in
Speaker 2: his mirror and saw a land Rover, dark colored land
Speaker 2: Rover overtaking him at high speeds and I don't know
Speaker 2: those speeds. The land rover kept overtaking him. He saw
Speaker 2: it coming, so he tried to edge off to the
Speaker 2: side of the road. But this is a small two
Speaker 2: lane road and there was no shoulder for this pressure
Speaker 2: cleaner gentleman to get off the side of the road.
Speaker 2: As he was trying to move to the side of
Speaker 2: the road, the land rover overtook him. At the last minute,
Speaker 2: swerved to avoid a collision, but clipped the back end
Speaker 2: of the trailer of the pressure cleaner apparatus, listed to
Speaker 2: the side and then rolled on the driver's door north
Speaker 2: past the truck that had just avoided the crash with
Speaker 2: The individual driving that land rover was able to crawl
Speaker 2: out the passenger door of the car and was identified
Speaker 2: to be mister Tiger Woods our Dui investigators came to
Speaker 2: the scene here and mister Woods did exemplify signs of impairment.
Speaker 2: They did several tests on him. Of course, he did
Speaker 2: explain the injuries and the surgeons.
Speaker 3: That he had.
Speaker 2: We did take that into account, but they did do
Speaker 2: some in depth roadside tests and when it was determined
Speaker 2: he was placed under arrest and taken to the Martin
Speaker 2: County Jail. At the Martin County Jail, and even on scene,
Speaker 2: we really weren't suspicious of alcohol being involved in this case,
Speaker 2: and that proved to be true at the jail. So
Speaker 2: mister Woods did a breathalyzer test blew triple zeros. But
Speaker 2: when it came time for us to ask for a
Speaker 2: year analysis test, he refused, and so he's been charged
Speaker 2: with the UI with property damage and refusal to submit
Speaker 2: to a lawful test.
Speaker 3: In the crash, no one was injured.
Speaker 2: Mister Woods did not seem to be injured at all,
Speaker 2: and the other gentlemen were not injured.
Speaker 3: But this is again, this happened a few hours ago.
Speaker 3: So I've given you.
Speaker 2: The information that I have right here right now. So
Speaker 2: with that, let me kick it to you for questions.
Speaker 2: I'll answer what I can answer.
Speaker 3: In the same direction. Tiger was coming up behind the
Speaker 3: guy and the kick up there. So the question is
Speaker 3: were they both going the same direction?
Speaker 2: Yes, both of them were in the two to eighty
Speaker 2: block of South Peat Road driving northbound. The truck pulling
Speaker 2: a trailer was trying to slow down and pull over
Speaker 2: and mister Woods was overtaking him at a high rate
Speaker 2: of speed before he clipped it back in and rolled
Speaker 2: his vehicle over on the.
Speaker 3: Driver's How many times did he roll over?
Speaker 2: So the question is how many times did he roll over?
Speaker 2: The answers he didn't roll completely over, The truck rolled
Speaker 2: to the driver's door and then just slid northbound up
Speaker 2: the road. And again we'll provide you some some photos
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 3: I know you said you.
Speaker 4: Don't know about exact speed and keep you sit higrate
Speaker 4: to speak twice.
Speaker 3: Now, is there a way particular? The general idea of
Speaker 3: how fast you mentioned before it you can't drive very
Speaker 3: fast on that road.
Speaker 2: So the question is can I give you a general
Speaker 2: idea of how fast? The answer is I can't, but
Speaker 2: I can tell you this. It's a thirty mine hour
Speaker 2: speed limit. And when I show you the photos, they
Speaker 2: kind of speak for themselves. You can see where he
Speaker 2: clipped the back of the trailer. You can see where
Speaker 2: he rolled, and then as he decelerates, sliding down on
Speaker 2: the driver's door of the vehicle, you can see that
Speaker 2: he slid for a pretty decent h a space before
Speaker 2: he came to a stop.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, was he cooperative as far as what his
Speaker 5: schedule was today.
Speaker 6: What he was doing was talk to me, speak to
Speaker 6: you guys.
Speaker 4: What is you know?
Speaker 2: So the question was was he cooperative with us? The
Speaker 2: answers was he He is cooperative, but he was not
Speaker 2: trying to incriminate himself. So he was careful in what
Speaker 2: he said and didn't say.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: And when it came time again for the test, the
Speaker 2: urine test at the jail, he stopped that.
Speaker 3: Let me go back to one thing.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: There is a Forlida State statute that requires us to
Speaker 2: keep people incarcerated for at least eight hours posted to U. I. R. S.
Speaker 2: So he's in our jail, he will be there for
Speaker 2: at least eight hours from the from three o'clock for
Speaker 2: at least eight hours and then.
Speaker 3: He'll be released on bond if you postponed.
Speaker 2: Thank you injuries to the driver who was pulling that
Speaker 2: pressure washer. So the question is injuries to the driver
Speaker 2: pulling the pulling the pressure washer.
Speaker 3: The answer is no, injuries to him. He was fine,
Speaker 3: thankfully you could.
Speaker 9: That breathalyizer came out with zero a urine testiny.
Speaker 2: To that question is breathalyzer was zero and to the
Speaker 2: urine test the answer is yes. So on scene we
Speaker 2: had dre experts evaluating him and they believed from on
Speaker 2: scene that he was not impaired on alcohol. They believe
Speaker 2: some type of medication or drug. And again at the
Speaker 2: jail he cooperated with the urn or I'm sorry, operated
Speaker 2: with the breathalyzer and then the yurine he wanted no
Speaker 2: part of.
Speaker 9: Is there gonna be any testing afterwards?
Speaker 10: What's the procedure with that to verify if he was
Speaker 10: under something?
Speaker 3: So the question will will there be any fall up testing?
Speaker 3: The answer is no. He has a right to refuse
Speaker 3: that test.
Speaker 2: There is a force statute which he will be charged
Speaker 2: with for refusing to take that test, but we will
Speaker 2: never get definitive results as to what he.
Speaker 3: Was impaired on at the time of the crash.
Speaker 11: Is that.
Speaker 2: The question is is that a fella? The answers know
Speaker 2: both charges are misdemeanor charges.
Speaker 12: Is he being given preferential treatment and.
Speaker 3: The jil costs of who he is?
Speaker 2: The question is is he getting preferential treatment in the
Speaker 2: jail because of who he is? Let me go back
Speaker 2: to the simplicity of this. For the Sheriff's office. We
Speaker 2: know we arrested a high profile figure. I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to dramatize it. But it doesn't matter who you are.
Speaker 2: If you break the law, we're gonna follow the law.
Speaker 2: That's a really easy path to take.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: As far as being in the jail, We're gonna make
Speaker 2: sure he's safe. We're not gonna put him in general population.
Speaker 2: He's not gonna be with other inmates that could hurt
Speaker 2: him or or try to capitalize on what he did.
Speaker 2: He'll pay the price, but he's not gonna pay the
Speaker 2: price by getting punished in jail.
Speaker 13: Is there any drugs or medication or.
Speaker 14: ALcom in the car?
Speaker 2: The question is was there any drugs or medication in
Speaker 2: the car? The answer is no, there was not.
Speaker 3: What's the injured?
Speaker 2: The question is was he injured? And the answers no,
Speaker 2: he was not injured. Again, he was lethargic on scene,
Speaker 2: but that we believe was because.
Speaker 3: Of what he was intoxicated on. Was anyone else in
Speaker 3: the car with him?
Speaker 2: The question is anyone else in the car? The answers, no,
Speaker 2: he was alone in the car.
Speaker 3: Or was he wearing a seat belt?
Speaker 2: The question is was he wearing a seat belt? And
Speaker 2: the answers, I don't know. I'm not sure. We know
Speaker 2: he crawled out of the passenger door prior to law
Speaker 2: enforcement arrive, and we can determine that based on looking
Speaker 2: at the car.
Speaker 3: I just don't know the answer.
Speaker 6: Anyone else injured in the area because of the crash.
Speaker 3: Or the rollover?
Speaker 2: The question is anyone else injured because of the rollover crash?
Speaker 2: And the answers, thankfully no. This is a small two
Speaker 2: lane road. Again, I'm gonna show you the photos. Had
Speaker 2: there been somebody moving in the opposite direction, we would
Speaker 2: not be having a conversation saying there was no injuries.
Speaker 3: This could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 1: Why this man does not hire a driver is beyond me, honestly. Now,
Speaker 1: early today the Senate agreed to a bill to end
Speaker 1: the shutdown. The bill, however, completely ignores Ice. It was
Speaker 1: now sent to the House, and the House is not pleased,
Speaker 1: which means that Senator Thune, the leader of the Republicans
Speaker 1: in the Senate, and Speaker Johnson, the leader of the
Speaker 1: Republicans in the House, are not on the same page.
Speaker 1: Don't know whether or not Trump weighed into this. We'll
Speaker 1: be talking about that later on. Also, some serious developments
Speaker 1: going on in the Iranian war. And remember the senator
Speaker 1: that accused President Trump of lying when President Trump said
Speaker 1: he was in negotiation with I ran, well, an intermediary
Speaker 1: has now come forward and said, yes, we have been
Speaker 1: conducting negotiation between the two sides, so Trump was not lying.
Speaker 1: Is Senator Van Holland who accused him of lying going
Speaker 1: to apologize? He was asked do you believe the Iranians
Speaker 1: over the president? And of course he went into a
Speaker 1: rant about how President Trump lies all the time. You
Speaker 1: really can't trust him. I wondered if he's going to
Speaker 1: apologize now that we find out that, in fact, the
Speaker 1: President has been negotiating through an intermediary, which is exactly
Speaker 1: what he said. All of this and more, We're also
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Speaker 1: the shutdown. Early this morning, the Senate reached the deal.
Speaker 1: The deal, however, completely excluded Ice. When it kicked over
Speaker 1: to the House Speaker, Johnson not pleased. Here's what he said,
Speaker 1: number fifty two.
Speaker 18: And well, the House of Representatives is looking at possibly
Speaker 18: trying to move this new spending plan tonight. This is
Speaker 18: something they'll have to move on their own. This would
Speaker 18: run DHS for two months. There would not be a
Speaker 18: lot of the Democratic asks that they were pushing for
Speaker 18: last night. But there is significant tension between what the
Speaker 18: Senate passed, which is run by Republicans, and what the
Speaker 18: House wants to do House Republicans. This was dead on arrival.
Speaker 18: They might have been able to pass this with a
Speaker 18: combination of, you know, some Republican votes and lots of
Speaker 18: Democratic votes. As I always say, it's about the math.
Speaker 18: But Mike Johnson needed to kind of throw down his
Speaker 18: marker and fight back. He did not like this at all,
Speaker 18: and I questioned him about why the Republican leader, John Thune,
Speaker 18: and he were not exactly lining up. Remember, John Thune
Speaker 18: is the majority leader in the Senate and he signed
Speaker 18: off on this along with ninety nine other colleagues.
Speaker 17: Listen, and if you were to.
Speaker 18: Accept what the Senate had passed, this could in tonight
Speaker 18: and the TSA lines would trip.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't call John Dune the engineer of this.
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer and.
Speaker 10: Judge Schumer and the Democrats in the Senate had forced this.
Speaker 19: Upon the Senate.
Speaker 1: I have to heat in the House. Let me answer the.
Speaker 12: Question, Chack.
Speaker 10: I have to protect the House. I had to protect
Speaker 10: the American people. That's our responsibility. Our colleagues on this
Speaker 10: side understand this is not a game.
Speaker 20: We are not playing their games.
Speaker 18: So any senator, a Democrat or a Republican could have
Speaker 18: objected to this and tried to block this. That's not
Speaker 18: what happened. And had the House of Representatives decided to
Speaker 18: take this, guess what the shutdown would be over. And
Speaker 18: this is why President Trump has decided to intervene. What
Speaker 18: Republicans in the House want to do is put out
Speaker 18: their own bill again, which they'll probably have to pass
Speaker 18: on their own and if they have trouble on their side,
Speaker 18: that's all on them, and then send it back to
Speaker 18: the Senate and try to compel the Senate, trying to
Speaker 18: jam the Senate with their bill, and kind of dare
Speaker 18: any Democratic Senator to show back up on Monday if
Speaker 18: the Senator is supposed to meet on what we call
Speaker 18: proformance session, a brief session where they usually don't do
Speaker 18: legislative business, and try to move this by unanimous consent
Speaker 18: again if they have all one hundred senators on board,
Speaker 18: but all it would take is one Democrat or even
Speaker 18: a Republican frankly, to come up and object. And if
Speaker 18: they object on the Democratic side, Republicans will pounce and say, aha,
Speaker 18: you see it as Democrats who are not agreeing to
Speaker 18: continue not agreeing to a fund government in continuing the
Speaker 18: shutdown with a Department of Homeland Security. Well, it's exhausting,
Speaker 18: but thank you, I have been up all night.
Speaker 1: I know you have to say the least. Now, Speaker
Speaker 1: Johnson appeared here on Salem with Scott Jennings after all
Speaker 1: of this has happened. Here's what Speaker Johnson said before
Speaker 1: this debacle. Number twenty.
Speaker 20: Position.
Speaker 21: Is there something the president can do? He's not been
Speaker 21: directly involved, has he as far as making phone calls
Speaker 21: pushing people? Is there something president could do first of
Speaker 21: all on executive side executive orders? And secondly, is there
Speaker 21: some kind of deal that he could do?
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 10: Look, he and the administration have been over backwards in
Speaker 10: offering concessions. They have been negotiated in good faith. It's
Speaker 10: the Democrats who have moved the ball. And it sounds
Speaker 10: like a partisan blame game, but this is quite literally
Speaker 10: what's happened. You can look at the voting record. I
Speaker 10: suggested today after the vote, we had to blow up
Speaker 10: the tally sheet on the vote this afternoon and put
Speaker 10: it into every airport terminal around America to show him
Speaker 10: Democrats vote and no, every Republican voted.
Speaker 20: Yes.
Speaker 10: We've done it three times in the House. They've tried
Speaker 10: to do it in the Senate, but Chuck Schimmer is
Speaker 10: holding that up.
Speaker 21: The frustration is real. I know you hear it from constituents.
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Speaker 22: And so it remains to be seen exactly how that's
Speaker 22: going to shake out. It's not finalized yet. And what
Speaker 22: we're told tonight is that senior staff are actually so
Speaker 22: working through what this is actually going to how this
Speaker 22: is actually going to happen, in order to get these
Speaker 22: TSA workers paid, But the people I've spoken with sound
Speaker 22: pretty confident that it will actually work, that this is
Speaker 22: a viable solution here. One thing that still remains to
Speaker 22: be seen, though, is as they're going through this internal
Speaker 22: review of legally how they can use these funds to
Speaker 22: pay TSA workers under the purview of DHS, is whether
Speaker 22: or not they're actually going to get paid this weekend,
Speaker 22: because that's when they're set to miss that sake at
Speaker 22: the second paycheck.
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Speaker 1: News Channel. DHS posted on x that the agents could
Speaker 1: start getting paid within a matter of a few days,
Speaker 1: assuming the executive order the President Trump Science is not
Speaker 1: challenged and stopped in court. Meanwhile, early today, the Senate
Speaker 1: agreed on funding except for ice except for border patrol,
Speaker 1: and Speaker Johnson appeared on the Scott Jennings Show here
Speaker 1: on Salem and was hopping mad about it is.
Speaker 23: The Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson of Louisiana joins
Speaker 23: us live. Mister Speaker, thank you, you've been on the
Speaker 23: phone with your members. The majority of Republican Conference over
Speaker 23: the last couple of hours. Tell us what's the mood
Speaker 23: and what's going to happen next?
Speaker 1: Scott.
Speaker 24: Thanks, We're outraged. I mean, I just did a press
Speaker 24: conference here on the Hill, and I'm glad to come
Speaker 24: on the show immediately after that to give your listeners
Speaker 24: the downlow. We are furious. I mean, I think that
Speaker 24: came through in the press conference just now. I don't
Speaker 24: know how to say it. I began the comments today
Speaker 24: by saying, let me be absolutely crystal clear, under no circumstances,
Speaker 24: our House Republican is going to be a part of
Speaker 24: anything that defunds border security and immigration enforcement or reopens
Speaker 24: our border.
Speaker 7: Scott.
Speaker 24: That's exactly what the bill last night does. Literally in
Speaker 24: the bill itself, I read at the press conference page two,
Speaker 24: under this section four that's called explanatory statement, it says, literally,
Speaker 24: I read the bill that all of US Immigration and
Speaker 24: Customs enforcement, border security operations, and everything under the heading
Speaker 24: of US Customs and Border Protection quote shall have no
Speaker 24: force or effect for purposes of this Act, and amounts to,
Speaker 24: in the final bill, an appropriation of exactly zero dollars.
Speaker 12: Set it in the bill, What do you plan to do?
Speaker 23: The House is still in session. Are you going to
Speaker 23: pass something over the weekend here and kick it back
Speaker 23: to the same it.
Speaker 24: Yes, we're going to pass, hopefully by tonight or at
Speaker 24: the latest by tomorrow morning, as soon as procedurally we
Speaker 24: can get this done. We're going to pass a clean
Speaker 24: continuing resolution that will get us to mid May, about
Speaker 24: eight weeks or so, and that will allow all of
Speaker 24: those who sacrificially serve our country to keep the nation safe,
Speaker 24: get their paychecks. Scott TSA agents have not been paid
Speaker 24: for half of this fiscal year already. They've gone without
Speaker 24: regular paychecks. It's forty two days they've been working without pay.
Speaker 24: This is the second longest shutdown in US history. And
Speaker 24: everybody listening to the sounds of our voices needs to
Speaker 24: ask themselves why why would Democrats do this? It is
Speaker 24: very simple. What they want to do is defund the
Speaker 24: two agencies of the federal government. They keep the borders
Speaker 24: closed and secure, and who go out and enforce immigration law.
Speaker 24: They don't want criminal illegal aliens who got into this
Speaker 24: country under Joe Biden deported from the country. And you
Speaker 24: see the terrible of that has happened from this. In
Speaker 24: the last few days, we've had nosent Americans murdered by
Speaker 24: criminal illegal aliens who are released onto the streets by
Speaker 24: Democrats in sanctuary city blue cities and over that wide
Speaker 24: open border under Biden. We can't allow for this. The
Speaker 24: most basic function of government to protecting its citizens, and
Speaker 24: Democrats don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: And the bottom line is, just as Speaker Johnson said,
Speaker 1: they're doing this because they do not want illegal aliens
Speaker 1: to ported, even those who have committed violent crimes. And
Speaker 1: some Democrats have publicly said as much. This is Jim
Speaker 1: McGovern of Massachusetts, number twenty one.
Speaker 20: Well, I want to be trust I want to be trusting,
Speaker 20: but even from my perspective, look, I believe that we
Speaker 20: should abolish you. I think it's a lot.
Speaker 1: It's not going to happen later.
Speaker 20: I know, I know, but that's where I'm coming from, Okay, and.
Speaker 1: I believe we should abolish I says this Democrat. This
Speaker 1: is Maxine Waters, number thirty seven.
Speaker 25: Any moments in surrealpen DHS now that one of the
Speaker 25: demands Democrats were eighty to the president seems.
Speaker 24: To come around.
Speaker 26: Well, let me just say this, I and others, I think, support.
Speaker 8: The idea that we want to get it open.
Speaker 27: We're after ICE.
Speaker 17: We want ICE not to.
Speaker 8: Be funded, and if we can find everybody else, that's
Speaker 8: the fair thing to do.
Speaker 1: We want ICE not to be funded. McGovern Massachusetts. We
Speaker 1: want to abolish ICE. It can't be more clear than that.
Speaker 1: Why fifteen million illegal aliens allowed in the country, unvetted,
Speaker 1: don't know where they are, two million so called god aways,
Speaker 1: and you don't want them deported. No, we want to
Speaker 1: defund ICE and emasculate the border patrol. It's pretty clear.
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Speaker 10: The ball has been in the Senate's court for some time.
Speaker 10: We're hearing good things this afternoon, I mean right before
Speaker 10: we walked onto the set to talk today. We hear
Speaker 10: that they may be coming to some sort of resolution.
Speaker 10: We certainly hope that happens. The President has been over backwards.
Speaker 10: They've tried to institute reforms. They have instituted reforms. We
Speaker 10: have a new secretary of the Department on Homeland Security.
Speaker 10: I'm not sure what more they could ask other than
Speaker 10: the two outrageous requirements.
Speaker 20: That they put on the table.
Speaker 10: Democrats, they want to unmask ICE agents in these hostile
Speaker 10: environments where they could be dotted and their families targeted,
Speaker 10: and they want us to add a warrant requirement before
Speaker 10: anyone is deported. Those things aren't workable, they can't be done,
Speaker 10: so it's not something the President can triple.
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Speaker 1: question is why have them doing this? Lines are long
Speaker 1: three four hours long, although the deployment of ICE has
Speaker 1: reduced the lines and President is using executive order to
Speaker 1: pay ICE agents, something that may happen within the next
Speaker 1: week or two. Why are they doing this? Despite what
Speaker 1: brit Hume said on Fox the other day, I believe
Speaker 1: that polls suggest that Republicans are being blamed more than
Speaker 1: Democrats are. And I also believe that the Democrats believe
Speaker 1: that the war in Iran is unpopular and that therefore
Speaker 1: Trump is vulnerable. Consider the Harry Inton poll on CNN.
Speaker 1: He just discussed the other day, number seventeen.
Speaker 22: My political and data sources are here tonight, and Harry Inton,
Speaker 22: I'm going to start with you since you were name
Speaker 22: dropped or name checked by the President in recent days
Speaker 22: because of what you've been saying MAGA feels about this war.
Speaker 22: Obviously you've been talking about people who are not part
Speaker 22: of MAGA as well. Can you give us a reality
Speaker 22: check of where the president does stand?
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'll give you a reality check.
Speaker 28: Look, President Trump is quite popular with MAGA. Magga very
Speaker 28: much enjoys this where they very much love the president.
Speaker 28: But of course they are just a certain portion of
Speaker 28: the electric when you expand it out, the reality check
Speaker 28: is this, Donald Trump has never been more unpopular in
Speaker 28: his second term in office. What are we talking about, Well,
Speaker 28: let's just take a look here. Okay, this is Trump's
Speaker 28: disapproval rating Fox News poll. You go back a year ago.
Speaker 28: Look at this. He was at fifty one percent, up
Speaker 28: like a rocket. Now, hello, we're talking about a term
Speaker 28: too high in his disapproval rating fifty nine percent.
Speaker 20: According to Fox News.
Speaker 28: And I will note this, Caitlin Collins, it is not
Speaker 28: just the Fox News poll where Donald Trump is at
Speaker 28: all time highs in terms of his disapproval ratings, all
Speaker 28: time lows in terms of his approval rating. It is
Speaker 28: in the polling aggregate as well. It has been poll
Speaker 28: after poll after poll in which he's either at or
Speaker 28: near an all time high in terms of his disapproval rating.
Speaker 28: Now this, of course is his overall disapproval rating. What
Speaker 28: about the war in Iran? How do Americans feel that
Speaker 28: Trump is handling that? Well, they don't like what's cooking.
Speaker 28: Look at this Trump's disapproval rating on Iran. You see
Speaker 28: it right here. It is sixty four percent. The American
Speaker 28: people are in disapproval on Donald Trump and Iran. You
Speaker 28: see this right here. Thirty six percent, just thirty six percent.
Speaker 28: Only a little more than a third, only a little
Speaker 28: bit more than a third of Americans, according to Fox News,
Speaker 28: actually approve of the job that Donald Trump is doing
Speaker 28: on Iran.
Speaker 20: And I will just add this little nugget.
Speaker 28: The Fox News poll was one of the rare polls
Speaker 28: in which we hadn't even split early on in the
Speaker 28: war in terms of support and opposition. And now that
Speaker 28: support has plummeted, the opposition is up.
Speaker 3: It is very clear.
Speaker 28: No matter which pole you look at that the American
Speaker 28: people are not with Donald Trump when it comes to Iran,
Speaker 28: even if the magabase is.
Speaker 1: And the reason for this is the extraordinary pounding this
Speaker 1: man has gotten since the Iran War began. Again. We've
Speaker 1: lost thirteen military personnel, lost thirteen at Abbygate, when Biden
Speaker 1: pulled out of the out of Afghan Afghanistan the way
Speaker 1: he did without informing our allies, leaving behind hundreds of Americans,
Speaker 1: thousands of Afghan collaborators, seven eight billion dollars in military equipment,
Speaker 1: claiming that no military advisor told him that the Taliban
Speaker 1: would come back and the Afghan government would go away,
Speaker 1: which very likely triggered Putin, gave him confidence to invade Ukraine,
Speaker 1: which is what he did, and gave Iranian's confidence to
Speaker 1: fund Humast so they could did what they did on
Speaker 1: October the seventh. We've lost thirteen people anything above zero
Speaker 1: the tragedy, but thirteen taken out their air force, taken
Speaker 1: out their navy. The percentage of missiles shot up now
Speaker 1: down dramatically, drones down dramatically. Their leadership killed, secondeer leadership killed.
Speaker 1: All this in about a month is extraordinary, And rather
Speaker 1: than praise what the commander in chief has done all
Speaker 1: you see on CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, msnbheha now it's
Speaker 1: called ms Now it's pounding after pounding after pounding after pounding.
Speaker 1: Inflation last month two point four as opposed to the
Speaker 1: nine percent that we hit under Joe Biden. Board is
Speaker 1: completely secured, as opposed to the fifteen million or so
Speaker 1: that came into the country through the southern border by design,
Speaker 1: as we were told, the boarders were secured, or as
Speaker 1: we were told, they are secure as they can be
Speaker 1: given the absence of comprehensive mitigration reform. Stock market until
Speaker 1: this all time high, until the war in Iran, gas
Speaker 1: prices five year low, mortgage rates three year low. Trump
Speaker 1: pressured our allies to pick up the tab for Ukraine,
Speaker 1: pressured NATO to spend not two percent, which is what
Speaker 1: they weren't doing, something that George W. Bush complained about
Speaker 1: and Obama complained about did nothing about it. Trump has
Speaker 1: them all except for Spain agreeing to five percent of
Speaker 1: their GDP. It's extraordinary. And then capturing Baduro and taking
Speaker 1: him back from Venezuela without loss of military life extraordinary.
Speaker 1: What this man has done in just a little more
Speaker 1: than a year. Is it getting any credit for it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: There is something called Trump derangement syndrome, and it's real.
Speaker 1: It's affecting at least half the country. How can you
Speaker 1: not give the man credit for five year gas prices low?
Speaker 1: How can you not given credit for mortgage rates three
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Speaker 1: can you not given credit for that? How can you
Speaker 1: not given credit for the extraordinary military success in the
Speaker 1: last month? Nothing? I mean, what this man has done
Speaker 1: in little more than a year is jaw dropping. They
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Speaker 20: She moves me like amount this song.
Speaker 16: We want actual reforms to the way ICE operates and
Speaker 16: CBP also, that's the whole point. We don't want Ice
Speaker 16: in CBPP murdering people on our streets and vashing down doors.
Speaker 16: So as long as there's no reforms.
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Speaker 1: John Lott talks about how photo voter ID is a
Speaker 1: norm outside of America. Now that's a Congresswoman Jayapaul from California.
Speaker 1: We'dn't want ice and CHP murdering people in our streets.
Speaker 1: This is what you hear on ABC, CBS, NBC without play,
Speaker 1: some politicians saying something like that, and they'll pushback. Two
Speaker 1: people have been killed, one by ice, one by custom
Speaker 1: Border Patrol, two people that were interfering what they were doing.
Speaker 1: Both of those are under investigation. Never mind the one
Speaker 1: point five million or so illegal aliens, most of whom
Speaker 1: have criminal records that have been deported and Trump one
Speaker 1: point zero and two point zero. Here's another example, the
Speaker 1: war in Iran. How often are you reminded that they
Speaker 1: vowed to have a nuclear bomb. How often are you
Speaker 1: reminded that in negotiations Iran Bragg they had enough in
Speaker 1: richit uranium to make eleven bombs. No, you hear over
Speaker 1: and over again. There was quote no imminent threat number
Speaker 1: thirty one. This is Don Lemon interviewing a Persian America.
Speaker 20: How do you feel about the war?
Speaker 30: I'm Persian, so I'm I support Donald Trump one percent.
Speaker 30: Islamic regime kills women. They killed fifty thousand people in
Speaker 30: two days. A lot of them believe death in all
Speaker 30: of Americans. So I'm I'm fully hundred percent support Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: So you said you're Persian, but there's no eminent threat
Speaker 6: to the United States and people here are most people here, right.
Speaker 30: I'm obviously biased because I'm Persian, and I understand why
Speaker 30: people wouldn't want war to appen.
Speaker 1: I understand that.
Speaker 12: Boy, I don't know if you're bused to just have
Speaker 12: your opinion, but yeah, exactly.
Speaker 30: My dad grew up in here on you had to
Speaker 30: feed the country when he was fourteen. I got fully
Speaker 30: support Donald Trump with the bombing of the Supreme Leader.
Speaker 20: But do you understand how Americans feel like this had
Speaker 20: nothing to do with us.
Speaker 8: We're not.
Speaker 1: There's no eminent threat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I understand.
Speaker 30: Again, I'm Persian. So when I see when I see
Speaker 30: women who are being killed because they're not wearing the
Speaker 30: scarf over that I feel connection to that.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's not that's not right, But I do.
Speaker 30: I do see what you're saying about, you know, America
Speaker 30: not having anything to do with Uron's problems.
Speaker 1: But stand with Trump. Listen to that. This has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with us. And this is a Trump supporter.
Speaker 1: He doesn't push back. There was no eminent threat. He
Speaker 1: didn't say anything. It's an article of faith as far
Speaker 1: as Donald mon is concerned. There was no eminent threat?
Speaker 1: Are you serious? So they're negotiated? Were lying when they
Speaker 1: said they had enough enriched uranium to make eleven bombs?
Speaker 1: The I A e AH line when they said that
Speaker 1: Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapon. There was no eminent threat?
Speaker 1: You mean because we didn't know Tuesday seven thirty pm
Speaker 1: they were going to use a nuclear bomb. Quote to
Speaker 1: let it go?
Speaker 20: What is that?
Speaker 12: I'm Larry Older, the favorite Heaven.
Speaker 1: Let's get her teed up.
Speaker 14: Do you want to.
Speaker 3: Go?
Speaker 12: What do you?
Speaker 31: What do you say to Mike Lee's argument that center
Speaker 31: rule doesn't allow the majority to require the minority stage
Speaker 31: of talking to the buster to stop the Save Act.
Speaker 20: We've got to get this done, and we've got to
Speaker 20: get it done.
Speaker 1: Very quickly.
Speaker 20: The Save Act is an abomination.
Speaker 32: It's Jim Crow two point zero across the country.
Speaker 1: We are we are going to do everything we can
Speaker 1: to stop it. 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 still I'm
Speaker 1: new channel. And then, of course, was the Senate Democrat
Speaker 1: leader Chuck Schumer referring to voter ID as Jim Crow,
Speaker 1: something that the Democrats have a great deal of expertise
Speaker 1: in because they were the ones backing Jim Crow. There
Speaker 1: is an article in the California Post written by my
Speaker 1: friend headline the whole world laughs at Democrats lame voter
Speaker 1: ID claims is written by the chairman founder of the
Speaker 1: Crime Prevention Research Center. Crimeresearch dot org is its website.
Speaker 1: Please welcome back to the program, Professor John Locke. John,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on. I appreciate it.
Speaker 31: It's great to talk to you again. Thanks for having
Speaker 31: me on.
Speaker 1: I know it was kind of last minute, but I
Speaker 1: read your article this morning and asked you if you'd
Speaker 1: come on and talk about it. Because the President is
Speaker 1: adamant about the Save actriates are equally adamant about not
Speaker 1: passing it because they claim it's going to suppress the vote,
Speaker 1: and how unfair it is for minorities, even though minorities
Speaker 1: support it, as you point out in the article. But
Speaker 1: one thing that jumped out I would like to start
Speaker 1: with that is you say that every country in Africa
Speaker 1: requires government issued ID to vote, and fifty one out
Speaker 1: of fifty four African nations demand would be voters submit
Speaker 1: proof of citizenship to register to vote.
Speaker 31: Right, yeah, I know, it's kind of amazing. If the
Speaker 31: tax rules that they have in the Save Act are
Speaker 31: Jim Crow two point zero, then virtually the entire world
Speaker 31: has Jim Crow type rules with regard to it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 31: The irony is, as you say, they say that this
Speaker 31: is going to primarily discriminate against blacks and Hispanics, and
Speaker 31: yet countries which have high rates of both blacks, obviously,
Speaker 31: all the countries in Africa and Hispanics, Mexico, all the
Speaker 31: South American countries, Spain all require government issue photo IDs,
Speaker 31: and all those countries require that you have to prove citizenship.
Speaker 31: Mexico requires that you have to bring in either a
Speaker 31: birth certificate or a passport in order to go and
Speaker 31: register to vote, you know, and yet Hispanics and Blacks
Speaker 31: and all these other countries, even though they have much
Speaker 31: lower standards of living in those countries, seem to have
Speaker 31: no problems dealing with those those types of requirements.
Speaker 1: Clearly, Blacks in Africa and Hispanics in places like South
Speaker 1: America lack the expertise and the perception to realize how
Speaker 1: oppressed they are.
Speaker 31: John right, Well, I don't know. Maybe they need a
Speaker 31: Chuck Schumer down there to explain it to them. But
Speaker 31: you know, the as you mentioned the polling earlier, basically,
Speaker 31: low income individuals are most supportive of requiring government issued
Speaker 31: photo IDs to be able to vote. It's graduate students,
Speaker 31: people who have gone to graduate school who are the
Speaker 31: least supportive of it. You know, people with relatively low
Speaker 31: incomes think that this is a no brainer to require
Speaker 31: that people have to have IDs. It's people over two
Speaker 31: hundred thousand dollars we make over two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 31: a year who are the least supportive of it. And
Speaker 31: because they believe that low income people with least education
Speaker 31: are going to be hurt. But yet those very same
Speaker 31: people don't feel that that's the case.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have no interaction with lower income people. They
Speaker 1: believe they're either too stupid to be able to do that,
Speaker 1: or that it's unfair and that these dastardly Republicans are
Speaker 1: trying to suppress them and prevent them from voting, even
Speaker 1: though they don't feel that way themselves.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 31: And as you mentioned also, it's the same with the race.
Speaker 31: You look at huge percentages of both Hispanics and Blacks
Speaker 31: support having government issued photo IDs to be able to vote.
Speaker 14: You know, many.
Speaker 31: Countries have used to have the types of rules that
Speaker 31: we have in parts of the United States, but they
Speaker 31: learned the hard way because of the amount of fraud
Speaker 31: that was occurring that they uncovered that they ended up
Speaker 31: adopting requirements of photo IDs and making sure that the
Speaker 31: people were voting were actually citizens.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about the fraud that was uncovered
Speaker 1: in some places now in Europe in a second, but
Speaker 1: let's go back first. Forty seven European countries require, as
Speaker 1: you put in your article, government issue photo ID at
Speaker 1: the polls. Virtually all of them checks voter citizenship against
Speaker 1: national databases, rant requires them to submit documentation as well.
Speaker 1: UK Cyprus Island reserve the right to demand documents when
Speaker 1: citizenship is.
Speaker 31: In doubt, right, Yeah, No, I mean it's again, it's
Speaker 31: virtually the entire world as rules that you know, would
Speaker 31: you know, be similar to the SAVE AD and yet
Speaker 31: you know, you don't. The thing is, you see people
Speaker 31: across the political spectrum, whether it be Mexico, whether it
Speaker 31: be Europe, or whether it be other countries, agree on
Speaker 31: these types of rules. You know, in Mexico you had
Speaker 31: big reforms that went to effect in nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 31: You've had multiple parties that have been in control of
Speaker 31: the government and the legislature since then, and yet they
Speaker 31: all continue to support those types of rules and rules
Speaker 31: which are much stricter than what we're talking about with
Speaker 31: regard to the SAVE Act. You know, in nineteen ninety one,
Speaker 31: they did things like abolish absentee ballots completely in Mexico
Speaker 31: because the amount of fraud that was associated with absentee ballots.
Speaker 31: You know, obviously, we have rules in the United States
Speaker 31: that most countries would marvel at in terms of you know,
Speaker 31: the thing is, people kind of forget kind of the
Speaker 31: history of vote fraud in the United States. They don't
Speaker 31: go through this in the article, but you know, because
Speaker 31: there's so many people that claim, well, the United States
Speaker 31: is just somehow different than these other countries. You know,
Speaker 31: we didn't have secret ballots. The first state to have
Speaker 31: secret ballots was Kentucky in eighteen eighty. The last state
Speaker 31: to have secret ballots was South Carolina in nineteen fifty.
Speaker 31: And the reason why states moved to secret ballots was
Speaker 31: because of vote fraud that was occurring. That what used
Speaker 31: to happen in the United States is you'd have a
Speaker 31: ballot box in the front of the room and people
Speaker 31: would drop in colored pieces of paper for what party
Speaker 31: that they were going to vote for, and the parties
Speaker 31: would stand on either side of the ballot box observe
Speaker 31: how somebody voted, and then would pay them. And in fact,
Speaker 31: when states moved to a secret ballot, you saw an
Speaker 31: immediate about a ten to twelve percent's point drop in
Speaker 31: voter turnouts simply because many people, when they were no
Speaker 31: longer being paid to vote, many people decided not to
Speaker 31: vote anymore at that point.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, John, you talk about Mexico and
Speaker 1: reforms they enacted in nineteen ninety one, the government required
Speaker 1: biometric photo ID ban FMT ballots that you said earlier
Speaker 1: mandated in person registration and turn out rows because people
Speaker 1: had more confident in the integrity of the vote.
Speaker 31: Right, No, I mean vote fraud obviously was a big concern,
Speaker 31: and that's the reason why the government finally in nineteen
Speaker 31: ninety one introduced these reforms. But there was a large
Speaker 31: increase from like fifty nine percent in the three presidential
Speaker 31: elections prior to sixty eight percent in the three presidential
Speaker 31: elections after the reform because people were willing to bear
Speaker 31: those costs, much greater difficulties in registering in many parts
Speaker 31: of Mexico than what we're talking about here in the
Speaker 31: United States, and yet because they felt their votes were
Speaker 31: more likely to count, they were willing to bear those costs.
Speaker 1: We only have about a minute left. John, My last
Speaker 1: question to you is a political one. You point out
Speaker 1: that only Henry Quayar, a Democrat in Texas, is the
Speaker 1: only House Democrats supporting the Save Act. The question is,
Speaker 1: is it as simple as Democrats want to make it
Speaker 1: easier for fraud? Is that the simple reason that they're
Speaker 1: opposing this in the fact that it's overwhelmingly popular among blacks,
Speaker 1: among Hispanics, among Democrats, among Republicans, among independence. Is that
Speaker 1: the explanation, John.
Speaker 31: Well, I mean, it's hard to get in people's minds,
Speaker 31: but given the experience and the rest of the world,
Speaker 31: is kind of hard to draw another explanation for it.
Speaker 31: I mean, you have you know, the question is why
Speaker 31: is Canada, Mexico, South America, Central America, Africa, Europe, all
Speaker 31: these other countries around the world find it necessary and
Speaker 31: just kind of something that's not even debated politically. You
Speaker 31: don't see them changing the rules back and forth when
Speaker 31: different parties get into.
Speaker 1: All Crime Prevention Research Center Crimeresearch dot Org. John, you
Speaker 1: got to leave it there, John, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for coming on. I appreciate it, and I posted your
Speaker 1: article on my Twitter account, as you know.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
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Speaker 32: I'll be back pointing strengths to get guys elected mayor
Speaker 32: and governor before you ever get a ten buck raise.
Speaker 20: Yeah, how many of those guys in officers owe everything
Speaker 20: to me?
Speaker 1: I made them?
Speaker 20: Yeah, I made them, just like a like a tailor
Speaker 20: makes a suit of clothes.
Speaker 11: I take it.
Speaker 32: Nobody see teaching, want to say, get his name in
Speaker 32: the papers, now papers campaign expensis fish out a lot
Speaker 32: of groceries and call get my boys to bring the
Speaker 32: voters out, and then comp the votes over over again.
Speaker 20: They added up Wright and he was elected.
Speaker 1: All over the world because of voter fraud or the
Speaker 1: possibility of voter fraud, they have rules much more stringent
Speaker 1: than we do. As John pointed out, every single country
Speaker 1: in Africa requires the government issued ID to vote. Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me? Fifty one out of fifty four African
Speaker 1: countries demand that would be voters submit proof of citizenship
Speaker 1: to register, which is what the SAVE Act does. Mexico,
Speaker 1: all twelve Southern American countries mandate government ID to vote
Speaker 1: and verify the citizenship of each registered voter. Every country
Speaker 1: South America, every country in Africa, forty seven all forty
Speaker 1: seven European countries require government issued photo ID at the polls,
Speaker 1: and virtually all of them check voters citizenship against national databases.
Speaker 1: Why the tight security duh To combat widespread vote fraud.
Speaker 1: Mexico enacted their reforms as John and I were talking
Speaker 1: about in nineteen ninety one, after voter fraud became endemic.
Speaker 1: The government then required biometric photo ID, would not allow
Speaker 1: absentee ballots, and mandated in person registration. And after these
Speaker 1: tighter rules gets, what happened? Turnout increase because people felt
Speaker 1: more confident that their votes were not going to be
Speaker 1: stolen and would be counted. In Mexico, after all these
Speaker 1: things happened, the percentage of eligible voters who voted went
Speaker 1: from fifty nine percent to sixty eight percent, a substantial
Speaker 1: increase because people felt more confident. The same thing happened
Speaker 1: here when Georgia pays ask their loss, which is why
Speaker 1: the Major League Baseball.
Speaker 12: Move the.
Speaker 1: All Star Game from Atlanta to Denver. And what happened.
Speaker 1: Percentage of eligible voters who are black increase despite Biden,
Speaker 1: referring to it as worse than Jim Crow. It was
Speaker 1: Jim Eagle. Why because of wide spread voter fraud taking
Speaker 1: place around the world. Now, it seems to me if
Speaker 1: I want to refute Donald Trump of saying lections are stolen,
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Speaker 1: That's Relief Factor dot com. Cliff is in northridch California. Cliff,
Speaker 1: you're on the Larryolda Show. Thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Larry. I have a few points that I
Speaker 7: think would would really end the war in a good way,
Speaker 7: and I wondered what you would think about them. One is,
Speaker 7: you don't want to have collateral damage and you don't
Speaker 7: want to hurt the people of the country. But that
Speaker 7: will still exist larly if you leave the oil the
Speaker 7: way it is that the that Iran has today, you
Speaker 7: have to take it apart, like we took Germany apart,
Speaker 7: like we took the pan apart. These guys in nuclear
Speaker 7: it's very dangerous. You leave them with no money, the
Speaker 7: people that are left there will leave. They're going to run.
Speaker 7: So you would say, what's going to happen, No oil,
Speaker 7: no real They've been living there, the Persians for thousands
Speaker 7: of years. They know how to exist. They don't need
Speaker 7: air conditioning, they do need food. We can help them
Speaker 7: with the un but here's the real catch. In the end,
Speaker 7: we would vet them when they come in and they
Speaker 7: need aid. Now, think of all the people in these
Speaker 7: neighborhoods that that the real good people know are really horrible, Barry,
Speaker 7: They're gonna share them apart because they're not going to
Speaker 7: be riding around in fancy trucks. They're gonna the ones
Speaker 7: with money are going to leave immediately. And that's the
Speaker 7: end of it.
Speaker 34: Now.
Speaker 7: I don't know why the administration, and I like Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: I don't know why they're holding back on doing that
Speaker 7: to save lives of our lives and the people there.
Speaker 7: I just think it's a very good idea.
Speaker 1: So so Cliff Cliff, Cliff, Cliff, start start over again.
Speaker 1: If you were advising the president. The president asked you
Speaker 1: for your advice, you would tell him to do exactly what.
Speaker 7: I would tell him. Number one, I would take take
Speaker 7: over that area administrator AMusA. You know the island over there.
Speaker 7: Take that down. There might be areas that are not there.
Speaker 7: For what I would tell them to do is take
Speaker 7: down the refineries and the oil production to zero. Absolutely.
Speaker 7: We did it in Germany that they ran out of
Speaker 7: the way at the very end they were, of course,
Speaker 7: they weren't producing much of their own, so we stopped
Speaker 7: the oil there. We stopped Japan too. We had to
Speaker 7: use a very bad device, you know, at the very end,
Speaker 7: but this would not cause any collateral damage. We could
Speaker 7: drop flyers. We're going to take it out. You have
Speaker 7: the thing that keeps this bad administration going is they
Speaker 7: took over an administration forty seven years ago that was flourishing,
Speaker 7: that did well. Bring them down to the ground. The
Speaker 7: world will help them rebuild.
Speaker 1: Now, Cliff Cliff, you have a military background. Are we
Speaker 1: talking about ground troops?
Speaker 35: No?
Speaker 7: Zero, from the air, nothing else we could take. We
Speaker 7: can take the refineries down and they're oil pumping ability down. Absolutely. Yes,
Speaker 7: that's gone, all right.
Speaker 1: Cliff, I got what you said. This is Victor Davis
Speaker 1: Hansen's take number forty nine.
Speaker 36: There's a lot of things that Trump can do if
Speaker 36: you take carg Island, and whether that means you you
Speaker 36: put a protective airspace around it or a blockade so
Speaker 36: you don't have to actually put marines because the whole
Speaker 36: island is probably now by now booby trapped and subterranean
Speaker 36: tunnels and you be in a gaza like situation.
Speaker 1: Maybe who knows.
Speaker 36: But if you just blockade it by air and sea
Speaker 36: and you say you're not going to get any oil out,
Speaker 36: and that might spike the world, but they wouldn't have
Speaker 36: any income, and they're already freezing their assets. So if
Speaker 36: you're an Iranian and you're how do you get paid?
Speaker 36: How do you have any money? Look at Cuba, so
Speaker 36: this is ninety three million piece and they can be
Speaker 36: easily boycotted and bargoed, etc. And we haven't really done
Speaker 36: all of that yet, and at some point we'll see it.
Speaker 36: As I said before, there's a rock and a hard place,
Speaker 36: and I don't know where the greater laxity is. But
Speaker 36: they think they can wait Trump out with ropidote, and
Speaker 36: that because when they cause havoc. They are going to
Speaker 36: get pressure from the golf monarchies on Trump, from NATO
Speaker 36: on Trump, from his base on Trump, and the US
Speaker 36: economy on Trump, and he'll cry uncle, and then they
Speaker 36: will be free. The Chinese and North Koreans and the
Speaker 36: Russians will come in rearm them, and in two or
Speaker 36: three years they will did. The first thing they will
Speaker 36: do is try to get a nuclear weapon with the
Speaker 36: fissionable material they probably still have hidden, and now we
Speaker 36: know they can hit Europe with it, and they will
Speaker 36: threaten Europe and they will threaten Israel.
Speaker 1: Hansen's plan was not unlike what Cliff said. Take over
Speaker 1: the oil.
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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel, the DA of Philadelphia, the
Speaker 1: George Sols Back DA Philadelphia. Larry Krassner has vowed to
Speaker 1: arrest ICE agents at airports Representative Brandon gil from Texas,
Speaker 1: whom we've had on the program a number of times,
Speaker 1: not please number forty six.
Speaker 37: Well, first of all, Larry Krasner is a thug who
Speaker 37: ought to spend the rest of his life in prison
Speaker 37: for what he's done to that city. But of course
Speaker 37: Democrats are doing anything they can to defund and delegitimize
Speaker 37: ICE agents and Immigration enforcement, and Senator Schmidt's exactly right.
Speaker 37: This is about demoralizing them, stopping anybody from wanting to
Speaker 37: join the force. What we're going to make sure, as
Speaker 37: as Republicans in Congress, is that ICE has the tools
Speaker 37: that they need to continue carrying out the president's immigration agenda.
Speaker 37: We would like to see that funded through the Department
Speaker 37: of Homeland Security. There may be other ways, perhaps reconciliation,
Speaker 37: to get that money where it needs to be, otherwise
Speaker 37: without the kind of strings attached that the Left would
Speaker 37: like to put on it. But what you're seeing right
Speaker 37: now is so incredibly disgusting the way that democrats in
Speaker 37: the media and in Congress, and I mean elected officials
Speaker 37: who are attacking ICE agents.
Speaker 1: I got this letter from Andy.
Speaker 4: Lar.
Speaker 1: My wife is flying in North Carolina today via Bush
Speaker 1: International Airport. She's currently waiting in a TSA line going
Speaker 1: on three hours. While waiting, ICE officers are offering folks
Speaker 1: bottled water. She politely declined, citing she did not want
Speaker 1: to lose her spot in line to visit the restroom.
Speaker 1: The ICE officer kindly offered to hold the spot for
Speaker 1: her and the girl behind her, so they could go.
Speaker 1: Her guidance was the TSA's agent. I'm here to help
Speaker 1: as much as I can. So they went. Sure enough,
Speaker 1: my wife and her new friend returned. The ICE officer
Speaker 1: opened the line barrier and welcome back to their spot
Speaker 1: in line. Oh, the horror of ice science. Andy, Now
Speaker 1: talk about lunacy. This is the mayor of Toronto. Mayor
Speaker 1: of Toronto telling ICE to stay out of Toronto, our
Speaker 1: Ice to stay out of Toronto. Number fifteen, Mayor, Child, May.
Speaker 3: Child, what do you think about ICE coming to Toronto?
Speaker 12: Ice have no place in this city.
Speaker 15: Toronto is about to welcome thousands and thousands of family because.
Speaker 17: Of FIFA World Cup, where everyone alongs everyone's welcome.
Speaker 12: So stay out, Ice.
Speaker 1: We do not meet you here. Did I miss something
Speaker 1: that ICE has been deployed to Toronto? Did I sleep
Speaker 1: through that newscast? Trump has blasted Chuck Schumer, who I
Speaker 1: just still Chuck Schumer has said nothing at all about
Speaker 1: Zorn mam Dami being anti Semitic, even though Zorn mam
Speaker 1: Dami supports boycott devas sanctioned, which Schumor for years referred
Speaker 1: to as anti Semitic. Trump had this to say about
Speaker 1: Senator Schumer number twenty nine.
Speaker 8: You know, I watch poor Chuck. I mean, Chuck Schumer
Speaker 8: is a great Palestinian, represents the Palestinian nation. Right now
Speaker 8: he's no longer Jewish. I guess what he's done to
Speaker 8: the Jewish people is incredible.
Speaker 7: They hate him.
Speaker 1: Acting TSA administrator says, we've had an over five hundred
Speaker 1: percent increase and assaults against our officers since the shutdown started.
Speaker 1: Number thirty We have.
Speaker 38: Seen an over five hundred percent increase in the frequency
Speaker 38: of assaults on our officers since the shutdown began. This
Speaker 38: is unacceptable and we will not be tolerated. We are
Speaker 38: pursuing all legal avenues to prosecute these incidents.
Speaker 1: And the Democrats are showing you what their priorities are.
Speaker 1: This is a Republican representative, Randy Fine from Florida, number
Speaker 1: thirty two.
Speaker 39: I have learned in this debate is Democrats care about
Speaker 39: three things Muslim terrorists, Somali pirates, and illegal immigrants.
Speaker 20: And if what's clear to me, if.
Speaker 39: We want to fund the Department of Homeland Security and
Speaker 39: get them on board, there's one simple solution. Have all
Speaker 39: of those TSA agents declare they are illegal immigrants, because
Speaker 39: then they'll rush to get the money over to them
Speaker 39: to get them funded. It is not right to keep
Speaker 39: the government closed. If you want changes in policy, let's
Speaker 39: have those debates. But the same people who demand these
Speaker 39: folks not be masked spent years demanding the rest of
Speaker 39: us get arrested if we weren't willing to wear them.
Speaker 39: The hypocrisy is stunning, and the American people are not
Speaker 39: being served. We needed the job to get done. We
Speaker 39: need to get the whole thing funded, and I support
Speaker 39: the resolution fully.
Speaker 1: Now, I told you earlier about the CNN poll saying
Speaker 1: that Trump is incredibly unpopular. That came up when Trump
Speaker 1: called into Fox number twenty seven.
Speaker 8: But I think I'm more popular than I ever have been.
Speaker 8: Look when he heard one hundred percent, he said, I've
Speaker 8: never seen a pole like this is the craziest Paul
Speaker 8: I've ever said. It was one hundred percent of the people,
Speaker 8: And the reason is they like that I'm protecting our
Speaker 8: country from lunatics with a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: Now, when Harry Inten talked about this, he even referred
Speaker 1: to a Fox newspole. Here's what Trump said about the
Speaker 1: Fox newspole number twenty eight.
Speaker 8: Well, we are a very powerful military with the most
Speaker 8: powerful military nation in the world, and we did a
Speaker 8: big number on them, and our people like it because
Speaker 8: they don't want to see us think of it one
Speaker 8: hundred in a CNN poll. A CNN poll, which are
Speaker 8: the worst?
Speaker 3: Polls?
Speaker 8: Almost as bad as fox poles? I hate fox poles? Well, honestly,
Speaker 8: whoever does?
Speaker 14: Your polls are terrible.
Speaker 8: If Rupert Murdoch has promised me for years he's going
Speaker 8: to get rid of your polster, but he doesn't do it,
Speaker 8: I don't get it. But your your fox poles are terrible.
Speaker 1: But the now here's something to think about. The polls
Speaker 1: show that photo voter id overwhelmingly popular. Polls show that
Speaker 1: not allowing biological men to compete against biological women preventing
Speaker 1: that overwhelmingly popular. Polls show not allowing miners to be
Speaker 1: undergoing sexual change, sex change overwhelmingly popular. All these things
Speaker 1: are in the say act the Democrats, with the exception
Speaker 1: of one or opposing all of that. Why because they
Speaker 1: think their position is the right position?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 1: Can you do the same thing with the Iran war.
Speaker 1: Let's assume these poles are right that the Iran war
Speaker 1: is deeply unpopular. Should President Trump not make sure that
Speaker 1: Iran does not get a nuke. Should President Trump not
Speaker 1: make sure that Iran does not have the missile capability
Speaker 1: of striking New York or Chicago or Los Angeles? Should
Speaker 1: President Trump not ensure that Iran cannot fund their proxies
Speaker 1: the Huthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas. Even though it is unpopular,
Speaker 1: you don't care what people say about voterfold or I
Speaker 1: d all right. President Trump is doing the right thing
Speaker 1: regarding Iran. Kapeche shame.
Speaker 14: The movie They Live has more relevance in subtle messages
Speaker 14: than most people of understand. God Bless America, God bless you. Larry,
Speaker 14: have a good day.
Speaker 18: I don't chew bubble.
Speaker 1: Gum Triple eight ninety seven one sage triple eight nine
Speaker 1: seven one seven two four to three. I am Larry Yielder.
Speaker 1: We're a Salem News channel. Next hour more on the
Speaker 1: Iran war update. There have been some casualties on our side.
Speaker 1: And wait until you check out the reason that John
Speaker 1: Stewart believes that the Secretary of War Pete Hexa supports
Speaker 1: the Iranian war. President Trump says he doesn't use the
Speaker 1: word war number nine, but.
Speaker 8: They're doing it for two reasons.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 8: Number one is they want to deflect from all of
Speaker 8: the tremendous success that we're having in this military operation.
Speaker 8: I won't use the word war becaus they say, I
Speaker 8: have you used the word war. That's maybe not a
Speaker 8: good thing to do. They don't like the word war
Speaker 8: because you're supposed to get approval. So I'll use the
Speaker 8: word military operation, which is really what it is. It's
Speaker 8: called the military decimination. But they don't like the good publicity.
Speaker 8: They don't like to see us succeed. They want to
Speaker 8: see our country fail.
Speaker 1: Regarding the fraud. Realize how much fraud there is in
Speaker 1: the country. And President Trump has said something I've been
Speaker 1: saying for a long time about the fraud number forty.
Speaker 40: These crooks in Minnesota, these crooked politicians and dirty cops,
Speaker 40: and dirty cops are dirty politicians. Waltz is a dirty
Speaker 40: crookeet politician, and the Attorney general is a crooked guys.
Speaker 40: No investigations, And I hope JD's going to do a
Speaker 40: great job.
Speaker 5: He's in charge of it now with somebody who's very talented.
Speaker 1: But I think it's easy.
Speaker 5: So they say nineteen billion dollars.
Speaker 17: Think of it.
Speaker 41: It's missing nineteen billion.
Speaker 40: You know, if we would solve half of the fraud
Speaker 40: problem in this country, we would have more than a
Speaker 40: balanced budget.
Speaker 5: We have a surplus, and in the case of Minnesota,
Speaker 5: it's a lot. It's very Semalia oriented, think of it.
Speaker 42: These people come from a cricket country, disgusting country, one
Speaker 42: of the worst countries in the world, acknowledged to be
Speaker 42: one of the worst.
Speaker 41: Countries in the wor some people says the worst.
Speaker 12: They have no money, they have nothing.
Speaker 41: They come to our country low IQ's and they rob
Speaker 41: us blind, stupid people, and they rob us blind because
Speaker 41: we have crooked politicians and we have dirty cops. The
Speaker 41: Attorney General is a dirty cop.
Speaker 1: It's my opinion.
Speaker 41: It's only my opinion, and something should be done about him.
Speaker 20: They see what kind of job.
Speaker 1: So coming up update on the war in Iran. I
Speaker 1: have a friend of a lawyer. He used AI one
Speaker 1: time to prepare a brief and he said they had
Speaker 1: so many wrongs dictations he couldn't trust it. Well, apparently
Speaker 1: a lawyer for the State of Georgia didn't get the memo.
Speaker 1: We're also going to talk about John Stewart and the TDS. Reason,
Speaker 1: he says Pete Hexas supports the Iranian war. All of
Speaker 1: this and more. I'm Larry Old, so let's get her
Speaker 1: teed up.
Speaker 33: Lost to my.
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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. President Trump. According to a
Speaker 1: Defense official, I suppose I should say war Department official,
Speaker 1: he's weighing deploying ten thousand extra troops to the Middle East,
Speaker 1: according to the Wall Street Journal. Not clear which units
Speaker 1: will be mobilized, and this is addition to the fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred troops deployed from the eighty second Airborne, speaking of
Speaker 1: which John and Clearwater was in the eighty second Airborne. John,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for calling. I appreciate it.
Speaker 14: Oh, thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 1: Larry, my pleasure than ously.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 43: My perspective on this is the eighty second Airborne is
Speaker 43: not set up to take ground.
Speaker 14: It's more of a you know, in and out or
Speaker 14: you know, go behind enemy.
Speaker 43: Lines because there you're going in there with what you
Speaker 43: can carry, So you know, maybe they've got something else
Speaker 43: planned behind that. I don't know, but what it leads
Speaker 43: me to believe, and I'm guessing, I'm speculating.
Speaker 14: I'll admit.
Speaker 43: They've got much more planned here.
Speaker 14: The eighty second in and of itself is you know,
Speaker 14: you need to take a country like Irane. You need armor,
Speaker 14: you know, you need a lot of stuff. Man, you know,
Speaker 14: we're not sending that kind of You're not going to
Speaker 14: do that with you.
Speaker 43: Know, three thousand airborne and marine.
Speaker 14: Truths you it's not gonna do it.
Speaker 44: So I don't know what they got planned because I'm
Speaker 44: not in on that, but it does seem that if
Speaker 44: they do send them in, it's because they they're setting.
Speaker 43: Up, you know, a landing zone, they're setting up a
Speaker 43: perimeter to bring in more.
Speaker 14: That's what it would be, at least that was my
Speaker 14: experience with it, you know. I mean, you know some
Speaker 14: of the stuff we did was like Panama. You know,
Speaker 14: you're in, you're out. That's it, you know, that.
Speaker 1: Kind of thing, John, John, Is it possible that they
Speaker 1: feel that the regime is on the brink and sending
Speaker 1: in the eighty second airborne? Is that necessary in order
Speaker 1: for the Iranian people to have confidence enough to take
Speaker 1: over their own government? Is that possible?
Speaker 14: I suppose it's possible. But it's unlikely in my view.
Speaker 43: Only reason being is either ninety three.
Speaker 14: Million people there, you know, five ten thousand, they're.
Speaker 43: Not gonna do anything.
Speaker 14: You got a million men army you're up against.
Speaker 1: Well, no, what if?
Speaker 20: What if?
Speaker 3: What if?
Speaker 35: What if?
Speaker 1: John?
Speaker 14: What if?
Speaker 1: Out of the ninety thousand people, according to what I've read,
Speaker 1: almost eighty to ninety percent of them hate their government,
Speaker 1: despise their government. They're just don't not confident because they
Speaker 1: have these thugs riding around on motorcycles putting up checkpoints,
Speaker 1: killing them when they hit the streets. Thousands of them
Speaker 1: I understand, have been killed so far. Maybe that's what
Speaker 1: the eighty second Airborne is designed to do, to give
Speaker 1: the people the confidence, the eighty or ninety percent of
Speaker 1: the people that want the government out confidence enough to
Speaker 1: then go to the streets and take over the country.
Speaker 43: No, well, you don't need you don't need eighty to
Speaker 43: ninety percent of them. You only need five or ten
Speaker 43: percent of them. I mean it was it was only
Speaker 43: five percent that you know revolted against the British. Okay,
Speaker 43: so you don't need you don't need that type of number.
Speaker 43: But I just don't see that happening. Because number one,
Speaker 43: I would question where you're getting that info from. You know,
Speaker 43: I mean, Larry, these people have lied to us so
Speaker 43: many times, weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that turned
Speaker 43: out to be false. The whole thing with Afghanistan turned
Speaker 43: out to be a complete and absolute nightmare. Vietnam was
Speaker 43: totally on false pretense. Magn America came out and cleared
Speaker 43: his conscience before he died and said the whole Gulf
Speaker 43: of Tonkin thing was basically a mistake.
Speaker 14: So I don't know, you know, fool me wants shame
Speaker 14: on me, Fool me twice. I'm not gonna get fooled again.
Speaker 14: As George Bush would say.
Speaker 1: The difference I would say, John, hold on, John. The
Speaker 1: difference I would say with all those is that we're
Speaker 1: not talking about an enemy that is this close to
Speaker 1: getting a nuke, vowing to use it against US, using
Speaker 1: missiles that have the range out to reach Europe and
Speaker 1: possibly down the road to reach US, and funding all
Speaker 1: these terror cells. These countries that you just now mentioned
Speaker 1: didn't have that capability. That's why we're doing this.
Speaker 14: Well, Okay, like I said, you know, I mean, where
Speaker 14: are you getting that information?
Speaker 43: Because there's so much information out there that they.
Speaker 14: Weren't getting any nukes. I don't know.
Speaker 43: All as I'm telling you is, look, these people have
Speaker 43: blown their credibility with me.
Speaker 14: Okay, I cannot believe anything. Coch, how do you know
Speaker 14: a politician is lying? Larry Lifts are honest to god.
Speaker 14: I have a hard time now believing anything that comes
Speaker 14: out of out of any of this.
Speaker 1: John, I hear you, I hear you. Now, a Pakistani
Speaker 1: foreign minister has said that we are negotiating being the
Speaker 1: intermediary between the United States and Iran, speaking of John
Speaker 1: saying he doesn't believe anything. This is exactly what Van
Speaker 1: Holland said, number forty seven.
Speaker 11: And Senator, let me just put that to you, who
Speaker 11: do you think is telling the truth?
Speaker 14: Casey?
Speaker 34: Unfortunately, we've learned that Donald Trump has been lying to
Speaker 34: the American people from the start, and he keeps lying
Speaker 34: to the American people, which is never.
Speaker 16: A good things over the president of the United States.
Speaker 34: I believe that based on all the information that's available
Speaker 34: and Donald Trump's track record of line, including the big
Speaker 34: lie which he told the American people during the campaign
Speaker 34: that he was going to keep US out of war
Speaker 34: in the Middle East.
Speaker 20: He broke that promise.
Speaker 34: He lied about Iran being an imminent threat the United
Speaker 34: States and Israel launched this strike.
Speaker 20: He lied about.
Speaker 34: Iran being on the precipice of getting a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 34: We know that because Tulca Gabbard just testified just the
Speaker 34: opposite recently. And yet we know he's lying when he
Speaker 34: says that the Iranians are talking with us and they're
Speaker 34: about to give Donald Trump everything he wants.
Speaker 20: Yes, that's a lie.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, well, fair enough, she said, big pushback. Fair enough.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: The Pakistani foreign minister named ishtar Dar just said this,
Speaker 1: and I'm quoting him. There has been unnecessary speculation in
Speaker 1: the media regarding peace talks to end ongoing conflict in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. In reality, US Iran indirect talks are
Speaker 1: taking place through messages being relayed by Pakistan. In this context,
Speaker 1: the United States has shared fifteen points being deliberated on
Speaker 1: by Iran. Brotherly countries of Turkey and Egypt, among others,
Speaker 1: are also extending their support to this initiative. Pakistan remains
Speaker 1: fully committed to promoting peace and continues to make every
Speaker 1: effort to ensure instability in the region and beyond. Dialogue
Speaker 1: and diplomacy is the only way forward. End of quote.
Speaker 1: So I guess this guy's lined as well. Santra Marco
Speaker 1: Rubio commented on Trump blasting NATO, saying that NATO has
Speaker 1: proven to be a paper tiger Number twenty five.
Speaker 15: Secretary, Sorry, are you going to ask he seven to
Speaker 15: help with this trade Department?
Speaker 1: Well, it's in their interest to help.
Speaker 45: It's the other countries get far more of their fuel
Speaker 45: from there than we do.
Speaker 17: So what kind of how are you going to ask
Speaker 17: the winsleepers naval help?
Speaker 45: Well, those specifics, I'll leave it to the Department of
Speaker 45: War as to exactly what.
Speaker 10: But it's in their interests, it's in their national interest.
Speaker 13: Do you think President Trump criticizing NATO this morning that sentiment.
Speaker 45: I think he just made an observation, And the observation
Speaker 45: is that the United States is constantly being asked to
Speaker 45: help in a war, and we have more than any
Speaker 45: other country in the war in the world on a
Speaker 45: war that's happening.
Speaker 36: In another continent in Ukraine.
Speaker 45: But when the US had a need, he didn't get
Speaker 45: profit positive responses. So right now he's just making the
Speaker 45: observation that, you know, I think there was a couple
Speaker 45: of the leaders Europe is that this was not europe War.
Speaker 3: Well, Ukraine is not.
Speaker 45: American war, and yet we've contributed more to that fright
Speaker 45: than any other country in the world.
Speaker 12: So it'll be company to examined.
Speaker 45: The brother don't have to take into account down the road.
Speaker 1: And what did President Trump say about NATO number forty three?
Speaker 42: In the meantime with Iran? We're going to keep doing
Speaker 42: what we've been doing. And nobody's a match for the
Speaker 42: United States. But they're not a match for the United State.
Speaker 42: It's a small potatoes.
Speaker 46: That's why I'm so disappointed in NATO because this was
Speaker 46: a test for NATO.
Speaker 17: This was a test.
Speaker 46: You can help us, you don't have to, but if
Speaker 46: you don't have you know, if you don't do that,
Speaker 46: we're going to remember. Just remember remember this in a
Speaker 46: number of months from now. Remember my statements have an expression,
Speaker 46: a great expression, never forget.
Speaker 1: You can never forget, Jesse Waters as the president, did
Speaker 1: the CIA tell him that the successor to the Ayatola
Speaker 1: is a gay number twenty six?
Speaker 47: But let me ask you about iron You kind of
Speaker 47: suggested that we knocked out Iotola Junior? Have we And
Speaker 47: did the CIA tell you that Iotola Junior's gay.
Speaker 8: Well, they did say that, but I don't know who
Speaker 8: was only them. I think a lot of people are
Speaker 8: saying that, which puts them off to a bad start
Speaker 8: in that particular country. You know, I sort of have
Speaker 8: to smile to myself when I say, I see people
Speaker 8: trying to defend the Palestinian regime for women, women for Palestine,
Speaker 8: but they kill women if you don't wear a certain
Speaker 8: group of.
Speaker 3: Women come back.
Speaker 1: Benny Thompson, the chair of the January Sixthey, says ICE
Speaker 1: is trying to intimidate travelers all this and more. I'm
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Speaker 1: We are Salem Loose Channel. We're going to get into casualties,
Speaker 1: American casualties injured at an Iranian attack on a Saudi
Speaker 1: air base in just a second. Also, Gavin Newsom talked
Speaker 1: about the dark heart of the Trump administration and named
Speaker 1: a name. Guess who that dark heart is. And two
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Speaker 1: Report in the Washington Examiner says ilmar elan Omar absolutely
Speaker 1: committed immigration fraud and did marry her brother. Report, according
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Speaker 1: congresswoman married her brother to help him gain citizenship in
Speaker 1: the United States. The FBI reportedly investigated the matter that year,
Speaker 1: and President Trump has continued to raise concerns that the
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Speaker 1: go after her? How do you investigate? How do you
Speaker 1: actually do the thing? How do you build the case
Speaker 1: necessary to get some justice for the American people? To
Speaker 1: end the quote, that's JD. Vance. So maybe just maybe
Speaker 1: the heated finally on the congresswoman who allegedly committed voting
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Speaker 1: the country. Benny Thompson, the chair of the January sixth Committee,
Speaker 1: gives his reason why ICE is at airports number thirty three.
Speaker 3: Miss Speaker.
Speaker 25: One of President Trump's top and formal advisors, Steve Bannon,
Speaker 25: recently said that the President's deployment of ICE to the
Speaker 25: Nation airport was a quote test run before ICE's deployment
Speaker 25: to election sites during November's mid term election. Now, why
Speaker 25: mister speaker, would immigration and customs enforcement be needed at
Speaker 25: state and locally run election sites. The Trump administration has
Speaker 25: tried to make DHS and ICE into their private politically
Speaker 25: elevated national police to intimidate travelers at the airport now
Speaker 25: and voters at the ballot box in November.
Speaker 1: We come back. I want to remind you about something
Speaker 1: Benny Thompson said about associates bereme Court Justice Clarence Thomas,
Speaker 1: and what Barack Obama said indirectly about what Benny Thompson
Speaker 1: said about Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 12: I'm Mary ODIs Speaker.
Speaker 25: One of President Trump's top informal advisors, Steve Bannon recently
Speaker 25: said that the president's deployment of ICE to the Nation
Speaker 25: Airport was a quote test run before ICE's deployment to
Speaker 25: election sites during November's midterm election. Now, why, mister speaker,
Speaker 25: with immigration and customs enforcement be needed at state and
Speaker 25: locally run election sites. The Trump administration has tried to
Speaker 25: make DHS and ICE into their private politically motivated national
Speaker 25: police to intimidate travelers at the airport now and voters
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Speaker 1: What is that? What is the top informal advisor? This
Speaker 1: is the guy that was the chair of the January
Speaker 1: sixth committee committee that ignored the fact that President Trump
Speaker 1: on January sixth said I want you to peacefully ipay
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Speaker 1: Justice Clarence Thomas, number thirty.
Speaker 15: Five, Clarence Thomas, saying that he was an Uncle Tom.
Speaker 1: What did you mean by that? Well, if you look
Speaker 1: at his.
Speaker 26: Decisions on the court, they have been adverse to the
Speaker 26: minority community, and the people I represent have a real
Speaker 26: issue with an African American not being sensitive to those issues.
Speaker 38: Calling him an Uncle Tom, though, isn't that a racially
Speaker 38: charged term.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 26: For some it is, but to others it's the truth.
Speaker 38: Because you know, looking at that and hearing that kind
Speaker 38: of language that certainly wouldn't be you know, appropriate if
Speaker 38: it was coming from somebody who was white.
Speaker 28: But I'm black, so it makes it okay.
Speaker 26: Well, I mean, you asked me the question, and I'm
Speaker 26: giving you the response.
Speaker 1: But I'm black, so it makes okay. Well, you asked
Speaker 1: me the question, I'm giving you the response. So I
Speaker 1: guess it makes Barack Obama and Uncle Tom, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Number thirty four fall?
Speaker 6: And this should not be a problem for this group.
Speaker 6: Be confident in your heritage. Be confident in your blackness.
Speaker 6: One of the great changes that's occurred in our country
Speaker 6: since I was your age is the realization there's no
Speaker 6: one way to be black. That take it from somebody
Speaker 6: who's seen both sides been about whether I'm black or not.
Speaker 1: Well, apparently, according to Benny Thompson, there's only one way
Speaker 1: to be black. And Clarence Thomas's uncle Tom because his
Speaker 1: decisions have been quote adverse to black people close quote
Speaker 1: But didn't Barack Obama just say there's more than one
Speaker 1: way to be black?
Speaker 3: Did he?
Speaker 1: Just say that. So Benny Thompson essentially is calling Barack
Speaker 1: Obama and Uncle Tom. Since Barack Obama thinks Clarence Thomas
Speaker 1: has a right to be black and still has the
Speaker 1: right to be conservative, I'm confused. Now, ten Americans have
Speaker 1: been injured in an Iranian attack on a Sauty air base.
Speaker 1: According to CBS News, the attack consisted of Iranian missiles
Speaker 1: and drones. Two of the Americans were said to be
Speaker 1: seriously injured, eight seriously injured said to be very seriously injured.
Speaker 1: Two of them eight seriously injured. More than three hundred
Speaker 1: service personnel altogether had been wounded. Thirteen service members have
Speaker 1: been killed. This, of course, will be updated.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: The Pakistani Foreign Minister, as I mentioned up the narrative
Speaker 1: that Tresident Trump is lying when he said that there
Speaker 1: are negotiations going on between Iran and the country. And
Speaker 1: I'm still waiting for Senator Van Holland of Maryland, who
Speaker 1: accused President Trump of lying, to apologize to the President.
Speaker 1: I am waiting. Meanwhile, the man behind the strait of
Speaker 1: the horror moose closure has been eliminated, Ali Reza Tongues serially,
Speaker 1: the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Navy commander, the man responsible for
Speaker 1: directing the closure of the straight of horm Moose has
Speaker 1: been to use the word these rallies use eliminated. Several
Speaker 1: of his other top eights were also killed in the
Speaker 1: strike bybe Natu. Yahoo said and unquoting him, we continue
Speaker 1: to vigorously attack the targets of the Iranian terrorist regime.
Speaker 1: Yesterday reneutralized the navy commander of the Revolutionary Guards. This
Speaker 1: man has a lot of blood on his hands. In addition,
Speaker 1: he's the one who led the closure of the Hormus.
Speaker 1: This is another example of the cooperation between us and
Speaker 1: our friends in the United States and a shared goal
Speaker 1: to achieve the goals of the war. End of quote.
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Speaker 35: What I can say is new Right now, we're just
Speaker 35: getting word that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia says they
Speaker 35: will join the US in the operation against the Islamic
Speaker 35: Republic of Iran. They said that this comes in the
Speaker 35: wake of Iran attacking the US base in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 35: I just spoke to a senior US official who said
Speaker 35: the Iranians made a big mistake by firing on Arab
Speaker 35: coalition partners. Now they are likely to respond so by
Speaker 35: Iran firing missiles at UAE, Bahrain, Cutter, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Speaker 35: and Jordan, they are now likely to fire back at
Speaker 35: Iranian target. So those coalition partners are now going to
Speaker 35: enter this operation that started off as a US Israeli operation.
Speaker 35: That is very, very significant, and we haven't seen that
Speaker 35: happen in the past. The US military has been focusing
Speaker 35: on high value targets. I'm told the IRGC significant facilities
Speaker 35: triple late nineteven.
Speaker 1: One, sage triple eight nine seven one seven two four
Speaker 1: to three iron Larry Elder, we are Salem News Channel
Speaker 1: article in the National Review. Quote, and there is a
Speaker 1: real risk that Donald Trump repeats the mistakes of the past,
Speaker 1: declare is victory prematurely and leaves the region in an
Speaker 1: ambiguous condition in which the Iranian regime can reconstitute itself
Speaker 1: and once again terrorize the world. That's a fearsome prospect,
Speaker 1: but it is also a theoretical one. One unnamed Iranian
Speaker 1: citizen who spoke by phone with New York Post reporters
Speaker 1: last week insisted, quote, more than ninety percent of the
Speaker 1: people are grateful to Trump and thankful to the USA.
Speaker 1: The only time people become worried is when the number
Speaker 1: of missiles decreases, when the noise stops. Then for several hours,
Speaker 1: everyone gets stressed, thinking that a ceasefire is going to
Speaker 1: happen again. Close quote something they don't want. They want
Speaker 1: the regime gone. Larry is in Pittsburgh, Larry on the
Speaker 1: Larry O The Show. Thank you so much for calling, Larry.
Speaker 27: I appreciate your taking my call. I called about a
Speaker 27: week ago. I said, I enjoyed your book. I gave
Speaker 27: it to my wife and she enjoyed it very much.
Speaker 27: She said, this tell you how much she enjoyed your book.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 27: But I was calling. I had an idea and Iran,
Speaker 27: I think ninety percent of the people are on our side,
Speaker 27: but they don't have the guns. The Revolutionary Guard has
Speaker 27: the guns. What would be wrong with just airplanes going
Speaker 27: over and dropping a scattered amount of handguns or small
Speaker 27: arms and ammunition, and some of these would be picked
Speaker 27: up by the Revolutionary Guards, but a lot of it
Speaker 27: would be picked up by the regular citizens, I think,
Speaker 27: and that would even the battlefield there place it really
Speaker 27: in the hands of the citizens.
Speaker 1: You know, Larry, that is not a bad idea, and
Speaker 1: I've thought about that. I mean, how do you arm
Speaker 1: the citizenry without the arms falling in the hands of
Speaker 1: the bad guys? How can you make sure that the
Speaker 1: good guys get them? And if you just kind of
Speaker 1: drop them from the sky they run out and get them.
Speaker 1: Would that work or would they be mowed down as
Speaker 1: they were picking up the firearms. I don't know. It's
Speaker 1: inconceivable to me that the president has not thought about
Speaker 1: doing something like that.
Speaker 7: Let me just.
Speaker 1: Talk about John Stewart says, is the rationale behind why
Speaker 1: the Secretary of Ward Pete Hexeth supports the war. Listen
Speaker 1: to this number forty two.
Speaker 48: But this idea that we can say to Iranians, your
Speaker 48: government is terrible and your suffering, and they clearly are,
Speaker 48: and they clearly hate them, and they clear and so
Speaker 48: we're gonna make the decision as we did in Iraq
Speaker 48: and now that you'll be better off.
Speaker 20: And that's the arrogance that I'm talking about. China. China
Speaker 20: does it a different way.
Speaker 48: They say I'm going to influence you through infrastructure or
Speaker 48: I'm going to flood your markets with cheap goods.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but it's certainly different than how the West does it.
Speaker 19: I totally agree with that, and I think that is
Speaker 19: a lesson that Kirstarmer was pointing to when he said,
Speaker 19: we have to learn some of the lessons of these
Speaker 19: past interventions, and I think you're in a we're a
Speaker 19: place in the world right now exacerbated by them the
Speaker 19: personality of the current incumbent occupant of the White House.
Speaker 19: You mentioned Brexit earlier. I would argue that Brexit was
Speaker 19: an indication of a country, our country, for whatever reason,
Speaker 19: deciding to go along with its own decline. Okay, I
Speaker 19: think your choice of Trump for a second term is
Speaker 19: an indication of America deciding to go along with its
Speaker 19: own decline. And the arrogance that you talk about when
Speaker 19: you hear that that vile Hexeth sort of spraying is
Speaker 19: with stuff from the Bible and telling us about what
Speaker 19: to believe and all this stuff, whilst clearly glorifying in
Speaker 19: the sense of domination and violence of other people.
Speaker 48: It's almost sexual for him. It almost feels as though
Speaker 48: it's erotic.
Speaker 1: Okay, wow, Okay, that's good. It's almost sexual for Hexseth.
Speaker 1: It almost feels erotic. Does this sound like Hexseth is enjoying?
Speaker 1: Does this sound like he's orgasmicber thirty eight.
Speaker 11: And make no mistake, we had to act, and our
Speaker 11: objectives are clear of no nukes, no navy, and a
Speaker 11: complete dismantling of their missile program and defense industrial base.
Speaker 11: And as Marco pointed out, that mission and the VP
Speaker 11: as well has not changed since day one.
Speaker 33: Yet two days ago they shot two failed missiles on
Speaker 33: a target four thousand kilometers away. For years they told
Speaker 33: the world that their missiles could only range two kilometers. Surprise,
Speaker 33: yet again, Iran lie and to the world, I say
Speaker 33: in London is four thousand kilometers from Iran.
Speaker 12: Washington, d C.
Speaker 11: Is thirty three hundred kilometers from Venezuela, another country. President
Speaker 11: Trump did something about. They partnered for a long time
Speaker 11: with Iran. So you're telling us that Iran is not
Speaker 11: a threat to the world or to the US. President
Speaker 11: Trump knows better.
Speaker 12: And here's what success actually looks like.
Speaker 11: Right now mentioned it miss President eight ten warhawks. If
Speaker 11: you know him, you love them, and Apache helicopter gunships
Speaker 11: are flying stripe missions inside Iranian airspace and throughout the
Speaker 11: Strait of har moves at will see you only send
Speaker 11: these slow, low flying close air support platforms when the
Speaker 11: enemy has no meaningful air defenses left. Their presence is
Speaker 11: proof that Iran's air defenses are gone. Their command and
Speaker 11: control is shattered, their top leaders hiding in underground bunkers
Speaker 11: while their mid level commanders are being.
Speaker 33: Crushed in the field.
Speaker 11: The morale of their fighters plummeting, and we see that
Speaker 11: disconnect daily. They're privately admitting, as you said, mister President,
Speaker 11: very heavy losses.
Speaker 3: We know that.
Speaker 11: President Trump has given us a clear mission. Our capabilities
Speaker 11: are only going up in Iran's are plummeting.
Speaker 20: We are here to win.
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Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder. We are Saling News channel. Dick
Speaker 1: is in Dayton. Dick, how are you, Larry? I'm doing great.
Speaker 31: Go go Tribe, Yeah, go go go.
Speaker 27: Guardians.
Speaker 1: Uh you know wait wait wait wait wait wait did
Speaker 1: you did you say guard You used the G word guardians.
Speaker 40: I've messed the Indians.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, unbelievable, Dick. What am I going to do with you?
Speaker 14: Well, you know what. My cousin, she's a big fan.
Speaker 7: She gets mad at me.
Speaker 31: But I'll tell you what Garland and Mitchell on the
Speaker 31: on the Cavaliers.
Speaker 14: The squass I walked him on the uh the what
Speaker 14: is it?
Speaker 3: The network?
Speaker 8: Six sixty, But they just.
Speaker 14: Tear it up when they're playing. Then we've got two
Speaker 14: or three teams there in Cleveland.
Speaker 33: To do it.
Speaker 31: But now I'm thinking they're going to bring the what's
Speaker 31: his name?
Speaker 3: Bat?
Speaker 14: I don't think I think they want to play Saunders,
Speaker 14: but I don't know, you know about the other.
Speaker 1: Well, well, Dick, I know this is a sore spot,
Speaker 1: but what about the the the the Browns.
Speaker 14: Well, I want to see Miles Garrett there the stage.
Speaker 14: He is a leader, you know, on defense. But I'd
Speaker 14: like to see that one guy, uh, what's his name?
Speaker 3: Saunders? The quarterback?
Speaker 1: Should should do our Saunders?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You think you think?
Speaker 1: You think he's a keeper?
Speaker 24: Is he?
Speaker 1: Is he going to do it? Is he going to
Speaker 1: be the guy?
Speaker 7: I think?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 31: I like he could run that ball pretty good, you know?
Speaker 1: All right? You know, all right, well, Dick, I'm going
Speaker 1: to leave it there. I have a friend, lawyer, he's
Speaker 1: used a I couple of times, and he said they
Speaker 1: cited a whole bunch of cases that were non existent
Speaker 1: listen to this. This is a lawyer for the State
Speaker 1: of Georgia arguing before the Supreme Court number forty five.
Speaker 9: So before you sit down, there's one more thing I
Speaker 9: need to ask you about. Unfortunately, in reviewing the trial
Speaker 9: Court's order denying the motion for new trial, there are
Speaker 9: at least five citations to cases that don't exist, and
Speaker 9: there's at least five more citations to cases that do
Speaker 9: not support the proposition for which they're cited, including three
Speaker 9: quotations that don't exist. My understanding is that you prepared
Speaker 9: the order for the denial order for the trial court.
Speaker 9: Were those citations in the version of the order that
Speaker 9: you submitted to the trial court.
Speaker 13: No, your honor, I do not believe so they were not.
Speaker 13: I did prepare an order.
Speaker 26: That order was revised.
Speaker 9: So those those non existent cases were cited in your
Speaker 9: initial brief opposing the motion for new trial.
Speaker 1: Uh oh a, I used and you didn't check. Don't
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Speaker 1: You have the whole weekend. I'll see you on Monday.
Speaker 1: Thank you, so much.
Speaker 20: What can I say, mambaw.
Speaker 14: For microp that's been dropped all across America. That's enough.
Speaker 3: Put down the micro The Larry Elder.
Speaker 43: Show, I'm getting older on a beach tie, my shad's on,
Speaker 43: my drinks up, and the sun's ound.
Speaker 14: I'm somewhere out of the beach