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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Scott Jenning Show.
Speaker 3: Florida voters, for the most part, took out the trash
Speaker 3: last night in primaries across the Sunshine State. We run
Speaker 3: through the results and we'll talk to incumbent Florida Senator
Speaker 3: Ashley Moody about her pending general election matchup against socialist
Speaker 3: Ange Nixon. The Republican nominee for Attorney.
Speaker 1: General of New York.
Speaker 3: Serritha comer Terretti joins us on the show today to
Speaker 3: discuss crime in New York City and the failures of
Speaker 3: Letitia James, and how the Republicans may have a chance
Speaker 3: to win elections in New York this November.
Speaker 1: Anda it ends.
Speaker 3: Alexandra Ingersoll joins the show today.
Speaker 1: We're going to cover the news of the day.
Speaker 3: She's the World Affairs and National Security correspondent for n N.
Speaker 3: She's got some thought on the war in Iran and
Speaker 3: on Pete Hegseth's recent trip to Panama.
Speaker 1: Big show Today packed with news.
Speaker 3: Here on Wednesday, August the nineteenth, this is Scott Jennings
Speaker 3: broadcasting for Salem, and we're coming to you live from Washington,
Speaker 3: d C.
Speaker 1: On this day.
Speaker 3: In nineteen ninety one, a group of hard line communist
Speaker 3: officials attempted to overthrow Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and seized
Speaker 3: control of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev was placed under house
Speaker 3: arrest at his vacation home in Crimea. His telephone lines
Speaker 3: were cut. The conspirators announced that he was ill and
Speaker 3: that an emergency committee was now running the country. Soviet
Speaker 3: citizens turned on their televisions looking for answers. Instead, they
Speaker 3: saw swan Lake tanks rolled into Moscow. The Old Guard
Speaker 3: believed it could stop Gorbachev's reforms, crush the growing demand
Speaker 3: for freedom, and save the Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: But outside the Russian Parliament.
Speaker 3: Thousands of ordinary citizens began building barricades, and then Boris
Speaker 3: Yeltsen climbed atop one of the tanks. With the world watching.
Speaker 3: He condemned the takeover and called upon the Russian people
Speaker 3: and the Soviet military to resist. The coup leaders had
Speaker 3: the tanks, but they did not have the soldiers. Military
Speaker 3: units refused to fire upon the crowds, and some even
Speaker 3: joined the resistance. Within three days, the coup collapsed. Gorbachev
Speaker 3: returned to Moscow, but the Communist Party's authority had been shattered.
Speaker 1: The men who tried to preserve the.
Speaker 3: Soviet Union had instead delivered its final blow. Four months later,
Speaker 3: the Soviet flag came down over the Kremlin and.
Speaker 1: The USSR ceased to exist.
Speaker 3: The beginning of the end of the Soviet Union began
Speaker 3: this day, August the nineteenth, nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 1: Last night in.
Speaker 3: Florida, voters and both parties chowed their nominees for the
Speaker 3: general election.
Speaker 1: The primary produced some interesting results.
Speaker 3: My quick take on CNN as the numbers rolled in
Speaker 3: cut five. I think overall in Florida tonight, we took
Speaker 3: out the trash. Corey Mills got beat. That was a
Speaker 3: good thing. The Anti Semites got beat, and Saggians, you know,
Speaker 3: Bill's Arian got beat.
Speaker 1: Fishback got beat.
Speaker 3: These Democratic Socialists that came down and ran against Moscowitz
Speaker 3: and Debbie Wasserman Schultz only because they believe that Israel
Speaker 3: has a right.
Speaker 1: To exist, they got beat.
Speaker 3: I think we took out a lot of trash in
Speaker 3: Florida tonight, and you know what, that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: So let's take a tour here and start in the
Speaker 3: race for governor. Friend of the show Byron Donalds easily
Speaker 3: won the Republican nomination for governor, and one of the
Speaker 3: losers in that race was James Fishback, who ran an
Speaker 3: openly anti Semitic campaign. Donalds will face Republican turned Democrat
Speaker 3: David Jolly, and Donald's had this message for Jolly last night,
Speaker 3: cut six.
Speaker 4: Let's make something very clear to David Jolly. We are
Speaker 4: not going to apologize for Florida. We will not apologize
Speaker 4: for keeping our state open. We will not apologize for
Speaker 4: keeping our taxes low. We will not apologize for backing
Speaker 4: our police, and we will not apologize for protecting.
Speaker 5: Girls' sports, and we will never.
Speaker 4: Apologize for protecting parental rights. No one listens to David
Speaker 4: Jolly on MSNBC, and no one should listen to him now.
Speaker 4: He lost before and on November three.
Speaker 1: He is going to lose again now in the Senate race.
Speaker 3: Fascinating result here, the socialist Angie Nixon prevailed over Alexander
Speaker 3: Vinman in the Democratic primary.
Speaker 1: Wasn't even close.
Speaker 3: What's amazing is that Vinman had raised upwards of twenty
Speaker 3: million dollars and Nixon had less than a million. But
Speaker 3: she had the socialists, and that's what you need in
Speaker 3: democratic politics these days. What sort of Democrat is Nixon?
Speaker 3: She joined the Democratic Socialists of America this summer, and
Speaker 3: she also apparently takes children to drag shows. Well, listen
Speaker 3: to yourself here cut to.
Speaker 6: I don't understand like there's no sexualization at a drag show.
Speaker 6: It's just people dressing up and singing and performing. I've
Speaker 6: taken my children to drag shows, and it's fun. It's entertainment.
Speaker 6: It's wholesome entertainment and is nothing wrong. It's just.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't I don't get it.
Speaker 3: That's that's who the Democrats have nominated for the United
Speaker 3: States Senate in Florida.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: Nixon says she's against labels and politics, but she did
Speaker 3: join the Socialist Party and of course has adopted their
Speaker 3: positions like having criminals run free through your neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Take a listen to this cut forward.
Speaker 8: I want to abolish for profit prisons because I believe
Speaker 8: right now people aren't educating our children and they're ushering
Speaker 8: them into the school to prison pipeline because they want
Speaker 8: to exploit labor.
Speaker 5: They're enhancing penalties because they want cheap labor.
Speaker 3: As for Alexander Vinman, this is the end of a
Speaker 3: long grift. Do you remember this guy, by the way,
Speaker 3: the Trump White House staffer who turned against Trump and
Speaker 3: helped get him impeached over the phone call that Trump
Speaker 3: had with Zelenski and Ukraine all those years ago. Well,
Speaker 3: Vinman was the darling of the blue Sky never Trump
Speaker 3: resistance left, and they showered him with money and attention,
Speaker 3: especially on cable TV. And now, after all that, the
Speaker 3: supposed anti Russia crusader lost to an actual coming in
Speaker 3: a Democratic primary.
Speaker 1: What an end to this grift?
Speaker 3: On the Republican side, Incumbent Ashley Moody coasted in her primary.
Speaker 3: She joins US Live today to discuss her race against
Speaker 3: the socialist Nixon.
Speaker 1: You want to stay tuned for that.
Speaker 3: And the congressional primaries in Florida, bad people came up
Speaker 3: very short. Incumbents Randy Fine, a Republican, and Democrats Jared
Speaker 3: Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz all defeated opponents that at
Speaker 3: least had extremely anti Israel views and a worse we're
Speaker 3: peddling some of the worst anti Semitic tropes out there.
Speaker 3: Randy Fine joins the show later today. The Hebrew Hammer
Speaker 3: is here to break down his victory. Oh and one
Speaker 3: more thing on Florida, big state, lots of votes, Well
Speaker 3: they had them all counted last night in just a
Speaker 3: few hours. Don't let anyone tell you that elections have
Speaker 3: to last weeks and weeks.
Speaker 1: Florida is the standard.
Speaker 3: Why can't everyone be like Florida when it comes to
Speaker 3: the vote counting? Now up in Alaska, they also voted.
Speaker 3: The top four primary produced the expected results. Incumbent Republican
Speaker 3: Dan Sullivan and Democrat challenge Mary Peltola advanced along with
Speaker 3: two others, including another guy named Dan Sullivan. This is
Speaker 3: the dirty trick played by the Democrats to put two
Speaker 3: Dan Sullivans on the ballot to confuse voters about which
Speaker 3: is actually the incumbent Republican senator. But Democrats may have
Speaker 3: a serious legal problem over this dirty trick.
Speaker 1: The Justice Department.
Speaker 3: Has issued grand jury subpoenas investigating whether the second Dan
Speaker 3: Sullivan entered the race to essentially defraud and confuse the
Speaker 3: voters In Alaska, Republicans alleged that the challenger, Dan Sullivan,
Speaker 3: who has a Democratic voting history and ties to consultants
Speaker 3: with Democratic clients, was deliberately planted no charges yet, but
Speaker 3: federal investigators are now examining possible wire fraud and conspiracy.
Speaker 3: So how does overall control of the US Senate look
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 1: Else?
Speaker 3: See it in data Guru Harriet and says, in the
Speaker 3: primary six states where the battle is won or lost,
Speaker 3: still lean Republican cut seven.
Speaker 9: The Senate map, as I mentioned, till holy to the right,
Speaker 9: heavily to the right, and you can see it here
Speaker 9: the median in the six key Senate racers. We're talking Alaska, Maine, Iowa,
Speaker 9: North Carolina, Ohio on Texas. It's a median in these
Speaker 9: six races. Look at this a generic Senate Republican. That is,
Speaker 9: who do you want to control the United States Senate
Speaker 9: in those median seats the median seat, Republicans still have
Speaker 9: a lead.
Speaker 1: Of six points. It's still a very large lead.
Speaker 9: And Republicans if they hold on to the median seat,
Speaker 9: they will hold on to the United States Senate.
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Speaker 3: Wednesday, August the nineteenth, A little bit of breaking news
Speaker 3: here on trade with Canada. President Trump. Just a few
Speaker 3: minutes ago, says a deal with Prime Minister Mark Carney
Speaker 3: is very close and that the long canceled Keystone XL
Speaker 3: pipeline could be revived as part of it.
Speaker 1: Let's hear the President cut number eight.
Speaker 13: As you know, the fifty percent tariffs across the board.
Speaker 13: We're going on against Canada today, and they called yesterday
Speaker 13: and they gave us the points that we had.
Speaker 1: To have very fair deal for both.
Speaker 13: The tariffs will be non existent for our farmers. Our
Speaker 13: farmers were paying tremendous tariffs into Canada and those tariffs
Speaker 13: are going to be totally vistritten down to zero. It's
Speaker 13: good for everybody. But our farmers are going to be thrilled,
Speaker 13: our manufacturers.
Speaker 1: Are going to be thrilled.
Speaker 13: And basically, we have no tariffs going into Canada anymore.
Speaker 13: That Canada was charging us tremendous tariffs.
Speaker 1: We no longer have any caves. So that's the news
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 3: Trump has paused his threatened fifty percent tariffs on roughly
Speaker 3: twenty billion dollars in Canadian products for three days while
Speaker 3: the final documents are negotiated. The White House says the
Speaker 3: agreement would open Canadian markets to more American automobiles, dairy products,
Speaker 3: and alcohol. But Trump is making it clear that until
Speaker 3: the paperwork is signed, the threat of tariffs does remain.
Speaker 3: Now Here is a story that God overlooked a little bit.
Speaker 3: But I just cannot let the week go by without
Speaker 3: noting this. Eric Swallwell, you remember him, the former Democratic
Speaker 3: congressman who spent years accusing everybody else, especially President Trump,
Speaker 3: of being compromised by a foreign government, has now been
Speaker 3: confirmed to have had a sexual relationship with a suspected
Speaker 3: Chinese intelligence operative. For years, For years, Swolwell refused to
Speaker 3: answer one question, did you have a sexual relationship with
Speaker 3: Christine Fang? Fang Fang, the woman the FBI I suspected
Speaker 3: of participating in a Chinese influence operation. Swalwell dismissed the
Speaker 3: story always as a Republican smear, and Democrats always insisted
Speaker 3: there was nothing to see. Well, now we know why
Speaker 3: they really never wanted to get into this. Newly declassified
Speaker 3: FBI records show Swalwell admitted directly to federal agents that
Speaker 3: he had quote, physical relations with Fang on a handful
Speaker 3: of occasions. Those are quotes from the records. It's not
Speaker 3: Republican speculation. This isn't conjecture. This is Eric Swalwell's own admission,
Speaker 3: recorded in FBI interviews in fifteen and sixteen. According to
Speaker 3: the documents that have now come out, the relationship continued
Speaker 3: as late as March of twenty fifteen, when Swalwell was
Speaker 3: already serving in Congress. By the way, this is not
Speaker 3: this is not a random woman he met at a bar.
Speaker 3: The FBI suspected Fang of participating in a Chinese operation
Speaker 3: designed to cultivate ambitious American politicians.
Speaker 1: That fits the bill here.
Speaker 3: She helped Swalwell raise money, assisted in placing an intern
Speaker 3: in his office, and developed intimate access to a man
Speaker 3: who would go on to serve on the House Intelligence Committee.
Speaker 3: Now you know who understood the danger of all of
Speaker 3: this from the beginning. He had it pegged from the beginning.
Speaker 3: Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. After receiving an FBI briefing
Speaker 3: about Swalwell, McCarthy said he had no business serving on
Speaker 3: the Intelligence Committee. Remember that when McCarthy became the Speaker,
Speaker 3: he wouldn't appoint Swalwell. Democrats went nuts, but McCarthy was right.
Speaker 3: Listen to McCarthy at the time, cut ten.
Speaker 12: Swallwell, you all know, does not have the or should
Speaker 12: have the responsibility to serve on the Intel Committee. When
Speaker 12: the FBI comes to you, when he gets appointed to
Speaker 12: and warns you about what's transpiring. When Eric Swalwell be
Speaker 12: in a private sector and can get a security clearance there,
Speaker 12: we are not going to provide him with the secrets
Speaker 12: to America.
Speaker 1: There you have it. Kevin McCarthy was right.
Speaker 3: Now, he couldn't reveal the classified details at the time,
Speaker 3: but he knew enough to make the responsible decision. And
Speaker 3: then there was Nancy Pelosi. Pelosi confirmed that congressional leaders
Speaker 3: had been briefed about the Chinese operation and about Swalwell's involvement,
Speaker 3: but when Republicans like Kevin McCarthy raised alarms and demanded
Speaker 3: Swalwell's removal from the Intelligence Committee, Pelosi dismissed it. Listen
Speaker 3: to Nancy Pelosi and cut nine.
Speaker 1: I don't have any concern that mister Swallwell.
Speaker 3: Sern a member of the Intelligence Committee, had been cultivated
Speaker 3: by a suspected Chinese operative who had helped his political
Speaker 3: operation and put staff in his office who we know
Speaker 3: had repeated sexual encounters with him. And you have no
Speaker 3: concern McCarthy said, I've seen this information and I see
Speaker 3: a clear national security risk. Pelosi looked at it and said, well,
Speaker 3: here's a fellow Democrat who needed political protection. So when
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Speaker 1: More news after this, Scott Jennings on sales.
Speaker 2: But he's not in the Oval office. Are owning the
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Speaker 3: Show, Wednesday, August the nineteenth. Boy, we are shocked full
Speaker 3: of news on the Scott Jennings Show today. Here to
Speaker 3: discuss some of it. The chief National Security correspondent fora
Speaker 3: n N, Alexandra Ingersoll our friends stopping by. Alexandra, thanks
Speaker 3: for coming in again to the Scott Jennings Show. I
Speaker 3: want to discuss some of these foreign affairs issues going on.
Speaker 3: And I am sitting here looking at a headline from
Speaker 3: CNN and I'm going to read it. People may not
Speaker 3: believe it, but I'm going to read it and I
Speaker 3: want to discuss it with you. The headline is Iran
Speaker 3: has lost significant control of the Strait of Horror moves.
Speaker 3: Now to hear Democrats tell it, Iran has won the war,
Speaker 3: they control the Strait America sucks.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: I got CNN telling me that Iran has lost significant
Speaker 3: control of the Strait of horror MOUs because I'm going
Speaker 3: to read this paragraph, more than eighty percent of liquid's
Speaker 3: transits through the Strait over the past two weeks have
Speaker 3: taken the Omani route, which is a un authorized shipping
Speaker 3: channel that Iran vehemently opposes opposes, or have been dark
Speaker 3: transits that likely took the Omani route. So the stuff
Speaker 3: going in and out of the Strait is going through
Speaker 3: a route that Iran doesn't even like. CNN and the
Speaker 3: Democrats are not on the same page right now.
Speaker 1: What do you make of it?
Speaker 14: Yeah, Scott, first of all, great to be here, but
Speaker 14: I know, pretty remarkable that even CNN is conceding to
Speaker 14: the fact that that the United States has.
Speaker 5: So much control of the Strait.
Speaker 14: I would say pretty much absolute control at this point.
Speaker 14: We know that these small boats, you know, kind of
Speaker 14: known as the Mosquito fleet fill cause you know, little
Speaker 14: hiccups here and there.
Speaker 5: But you know, even I'm thinking back.
Speaker 14: To about a week or so ago when Energy Secretary
Speaker 14: Chris Wright went on record saying that something like what
Speaker 14: was it, about nine million barrels of oil a day
Speaker 14: is passing through the Strait, and then an additional five
Speaker 14: to seven million barrels of oil going through the upgraded
Speaker 14: pipelines that they've built out as a result of the
Speaker 14: straight being somewhat compromised. This is about I mean rough math,
Speaker 14: seventy five percent, you know, capacity of pre epic purity levels.
Speaker 14: It's not this sort of dire situation that Again, the
Speaker 14: mainstream media has shown itself to characterize the situation throughout
Speaker 14: this operation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think we've had an inaccurate picture painted. Look,
Speaker 3: let's be honest, it's mostly by Democrats. Democrats are desperate
Speaker 3: to portray America as having lost this war because they
Speaker 3: hate Donald Trump. They want him to fail. It's a
Speaker 3: political talking point for them. Let me read you another
Speaker 3: paragraph from this story. This is amazing. At the moment,
Speaker 3: the evidence is clear. The United States patrolling the Strait
Speaker 3: with its navy is gaining ground and Iran is losing
Speaker 3: much of its control of the critical waterway. I've been
Speaker 3: told for months that Iran has all the ball control here.
Speaker 3: This is an incredible story. Well it's Look, it's good
Speaker 3: news for America and.
Speaker 1: For the Gulf allies for this to be the case.
Speaker 3: So I guess we'll see what the President wants to
Speaker 3: do with a RAM but you can see why he
Speaker 3: doesn't feel pressured to be making any deals right now
Speaker 3: because his strategy with the naval blockade is working and
Speaker 3: that's still going on and it can go on indefinitely.
Speaker 3: According to the Secretary of War, is that what you're
Speaker 3: hearing out of your sources at the Pentagon that they
Speaker 3: feel good about the naval blockade.
Speaker 14: They've felt great about this naval blockade for several months.
Speaker 14: I just think it's so funny that you know, these
Speaker 14: sources are now saying, oh, they're gaining ground. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 14: at very least they're gaming ground the Secretary. I asked
Speaker 14: the Secretary several times in his briefings on Operation Epicy
Speaker 14: months ago about control of the Strait, and repeatedly we
Speaker 14: heard from the Secretary and Pentagon sources that indeed the
Speaker 14: United States controls the Straight. Again, it's not gonna you know,
Speaker 14: subtract from you know, the hiccup of the Mosquito fleet here.
Speaker 5: And there, but essentially we are controlling straight.
Speaker 14: We know they're ro All theirging is purely propaganda. It's
Speaker 14: all you know, projecting strength that they don't have. Their
Speaker 14: munitions have been severely degraded. If we want to go,
Speaker 14: you know, tip for tat on, you know, remaining stockpiles
Speaker 14: that they have. Sure, I mean, you know they've got some.
Speaker 14: I've talked to War Department officials that are comfortable, you know,
Speaker 14: conceding that. But is it anywhere close to what they
Speaker 14: had beforehand or even a year ago after Midnight Hammer?
Speaker 5: Absolutely not.
Speaker 14: It's just laughable that that, you know, these small storylines
Speaker 14: are just being blown so out of proportion.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to leave it at this.
Speaker 3: It may be time for the President to declare victory
Speaker 3: in this war, because.
Speaker 1: It's obvious that we've won. We've destroyed the Iranian military.
Speaker 3: We've sunk the Iranian navy, We've degraded their defense industrial base,
Speaker 3: their ability to produce missiles and drones and things. And now,
Speaker 3: according to the CNN reporting, we've got control of the
Speaker 3: Strait of Horror moves and Iran has lost control. And oh,
Speaker 3: by the way, we have set their nuclear program back
Speaker 3: by decades. That was the whole point of this, stopped
Speaker 3: them from getting a nuclear weapon. Well, we'll see what
Speaker 3: the President wants to do with it. I do want to, Alexandra,
Speaker 3: ask you about this story going on with the USS.
Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 3: I'm going to just say at the top of this conversation,
Speaker 3: this feels like another op to me. Admiral Brad Cooper
Speaker 3: went and visited the Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 1: He told the truth.
Speaker 3: I think in the Wall Street Journal that yes, there
Speaker 3: were a few issues that had been reported, but that
Speaker 3: was months ago and it had all been taken care of.
Speaker 3: Now it's being reported like these sailors are living on
Speaker 3: some floating prison. But I'm not sure this is being
Speaker 3: accurately portrayed to the American people. It feels like a
Speaker 3: narrative in search of some political use. But you know,
Speaker 3: the people at the Pentagon tell us what your view
Speaker 3: is on the USS Abraham Lincoln story.
Speaker 14: Well, sure, Scott, and I just want to preface my
Speaker 14: remarks by saying how deeply grateful I am for our
Speaker 14: Armed services and the very hard work that they do
Speaker 14: every day defending our homeland and defending the citizens of
Speaker 14: the United States.
Speaker 5: But we know from statements made.
Speaker 14: By We've seen the Secretary of War himself, Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 14: the spokes versus Sean Parnell, Secretary.
Speaker 5: Of the Navy, Hong cow All, issuing statements.
Speaker 14: I think Hung Kow's statement in part saying the Lincoln's
Speaker 14: deployment was extended because the mission demanded it. Deployments are
Speaker 14: hard combat operations make them harder. War as hell, and
Speaker 14: normal routines are disrupted. Unfortunately, the media are trying to
Speaker 14: paint our warriors as victims. Let's forget also, Scott that
Speaker 14: just earlier this year, the USS Gerald R. Ford, which
Speaker 14: was also expected to have a seven month deployment beginning
Speaker 14: last year down in Southcomb or the US Southern Command
Speaker 14: down in the Caribbean. They were the ones that were
Speaker 14: the carrier that was there for the Maduro capture. Their
Speaker 14: mission was extended to eleven months. And you know, if
Speaker 14: we're going to go to toe on timelines, the USS
Speaker 14: Lincoln was also supposed to be deployed for seven. Now
Speaker 14: they're at nine and they're currently transitting home, so you.
Speaker 5: Can make sort of I would say, maybe a petty.
Speaker 14: Argument that you know, the USS forward was out for longer.
Speaker 14: Very recently we saw the Secretary of War and his
Speaker 14: wife welcoming home those sailors.
Speaker 5: At Norfolk back in May.
Speaker 14: So it's interesting and I didn't remember any media firestorm
Speaker 14: over the Fords extended deployment.
Speaker 3: So in Brad Cooper's piece in the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 3: he points out that the USS Abraham Lincoln has an
Speaker 3: eighty four percent re enlistment rate, which is the highest
Speaker 3: of any aircraft carrier in the Navy.
Speaker 1: That's number one.
Speaker 3: Number two, it apparently had the lowest number of mental
Speaker 3: health incidents of any aircraft carrier in the Navy. So
Speaker 3: you have high re enlistment, low reports. It Again, it's
Speaker 3: a narrative that this ship has all these problems and
Speaker 3: there's mental health crisis and everybody wants off the ship.
Speaker 3: And then you look at the actual statistics and you
Speaker 3: talk to the actual head of Syncome, and none of
Speaker 3: that is true. Honestly, Alexandra. It reminds me. This whole
Speaker 3: thing reminds me of the illegal orders thing. Now, you
Speaker 3: don't have to follow illegal orders, they said months ago.
Speaker 3: The implication, of course, was that illegal orders were being given.
Speaker 3: Now it's an op. It's an information op wrapped up
Speaker 3: in our military service people, and it's designed to create
Speaker 3: a narrative that just isn't real.
Speaker 1: And again it's all in service of politics. This fall.
Speaker 3: They're willing to use the military and our men and
Speaker 3: women who are fighting this war as political pawns. I
Speaker 3: assume this must rankle Secretary heg Sith and the other
Speaker 3: people over at the Pentagon, the use of our military
Speaker 3: and the frankly the lying about you know what condition
Speaker 3: they're in. Not only is it for politics, but it
Speaker 3: must they must believe it gives aid and comfort to
Speaker 3: the enemy.
Speaker 14: Well, Scott, I also want to underscore how rare and
Speaker 14: extraordinary a rebuttal from Sentcom Admiral Cooper is.
Speaker 5: Uh, the US know all the combatant commands, they are.
Speaker 14: Non political appointees, career military officials. They do not wade
Speaker 14: into political waters. So to have them publicly be so
Speaker 14: be in step with what is coming out of Secretary
Speaker 14: of Hegst's office.
Speaker 5: And also, let's.
Speaker 14: Remember that this was Admiral Cooper's second visit to the
Speaker 14: Lincoln this year, the first one back in February when
Speaker 14: he accompanied Special Envoys Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner. So
Speaker 14: you know the fact that, yeah, this has just been spun,
Speaker 14: you know, so.
Speaker 5: Out of proportion.
Speaker 14: I was talking with a source just about how sure
Speaker 14: you know the Lincoln has missed they missed a supply
Speaker 14: run of a port call of Class one food supply,
Speaker 14: so you know, among other things, that means the troops
Speaker 14: went without fresh fruit, but was very insistent that no
Speaker 14: meals were withheld. You know, we're not withholding coaleries from
Speaker 14: our service members to operate as they need to. It
Speaker 14: just might not be you know, fresh melons and fresh strawberries,
Speaker 14: but it's it's certainly remarkable to have a commander of
Speaker 14: a combatant command come out and issue a rebuttal against
Speaker 14: the media.
Speaker 3: Alexandra Ingersoll from OANN Chief National Security correspondent as our guest, Alexandra,
Speaker 3: I've got about a minute left here. I wanted you
Speaker 3: to comment on a story you've been covering. It hasn't
Speaker 3: gotten much notice, but I think it's important. Secretary Hegseth
Speaker 3: was just in Panama, where he attended the America's Counter
Speaker 3: Cartel Coalition meeting. He met with Panamanian President Jose Raoul Mulino,
Speaker 3: He met with Colombian officials, He visited our troops at
Speaker 3: the Jungle Operations training course. This is all part of
Speaker 3: this focus on the Western Hemisphere and getting control of
Speaker 3: this countering Chinese influence, countering the cartels.
Speaker 1: What do you know about the trip?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, Scott. I was fortunate enough to be on
Speaker 5: that trip.
Speaker 14: I was part of a small select group that was
Speaker 14: on that trip, And I mean, I can say this
Speaker 14: whole coalition is absolutely remarkable, and it's not getting enough
Speaker 14: coverage in the press as at least I believe it should.
Speaker 14: Nineteen countries now a part of this A three seed,
Speaker 14: the America's counter cartel coalition.
Speaker 5: We've never seen.
Speaker 14: As many resources put toward applying sustained pressure on these
Speaker 14: terrible cartels just wrecking havoc throughout our hemisphere. I was
Speaker 14: at the Jungle School with Secretary Hexeth. I mean, I
Speaker 14: think it's remarkable that he wants to go to such
Speaker 14: sort of remote areas and really make the troops feel
Speaker 14: seen in these areas. The morale is very high, very
Speaker 14: high there. And this coalition is so much different than
Speaker 14: the other, uh, you know, counter counter drug operations that
Speaker 14: the US IS has undertaken, you know the nineteen eighty
Speaker 14: nine Panama or Noriega Auster or the you know Meriti
Speaker 14: Mexico or Plan Colombia. This is a sustained pressure that's
Speaker 14: not just going to be surveillance or arming certain groups
Speaker 14: with weaponry. I mean, we've seen the kinetic attacks, kinetic strikes,
Speaker 14: I should say, the alleged Narco boats happening since early September,
Speaker 14: and the secretary on the trip said that the tempo
Speaker 14: for that is not slowing down anytime soon.
Speaker 3: Alexandra Ingersol, the chief National Security correspondent for a n N. Alexandra,
Speaker 3: I know you're deeply sourced over at the pinnag On.
Speaker 3: We appreciate your insights so much. Thanks for stopping by today.
Speaker 5: Thanks Scott for having me.
Speaker 1: All Right, we got to take a break. When we
Speaker 1: come back.
Speaker 3: Randy Fine of Florida, the Hebrew Hammer is here. Stay
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Speaker 1: At the leftist haven't had enough yet. There's more.
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Speaker 3: Sixty seconds from now you'll hear from the Hebrew Hammer
Speaker 3: Randy Fine, congressman from Florida. He vanquished the forces of
Speaker 3: evil last night. We'll ask him how he did it. First,
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Speaker 3: one of the most courageous fighters for Western civilization in
Speaker 3: the United States House of Representatives. You defeated four challengers
Speaker 3: last night, including this guy, this clown, this anti semi,
Speaker 3: this ridiculous moron Dan Bilzerian. You got fifty seven percent.
Speaker 3: He wound up with eighteen point seven. He ran one
Speaker 3: of the most despicable campaigns I think any of us
Speaker 3: have ever seen.
Speaker 1: Randy Fine, welcome in How'd you do It?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 15: Thanks?
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 15: Look It's not all often you get to say that
Speaker 15: you ran against evil. Usually run against a person. But
Speaker 15: I ran against someone who was a proud Nazi and
Speaker 15: put out a video a week ago that said maybe
Speaker 15: we should revisit Hitler, So beating him it was not enjoyable.
Speaker 15: Will I will say that having a swastik opinion on
Speaker 15: one of my yard signs and having videos distributed with
Speaker 15: horns coming out of my head were not something I
Speaker 15: ever experienced in politics. But I beat him by doing
Speaker 15: a good job and fighting for the issues that Republicans
Speaker 15: care about, and then talking about things like I legal
Speaker 15: immigration and the Save America Act, and also not apologizing
Speaker 15: for who I am what I believe, and talking about
Speaker 15: the idea that the Republican Party needs to stand up
Speaker 15: for Jewish Americans and our relationship with Israel, and voters
Speaker 15: overwhelmingly responded last night and only had a great win.
Speaker 3: This also was kind of going on in the gubernatorial primary.
Speaker 3: Byron Donald's got the nomination, but there was a candidate
Speaker 3: in there named James Fishback who was insinuating some of
Speaker 3: the same things about the influence of Jewish Americans, Jewish money,
Speaker 3: Israel on American politics, but he was also soundly defeated.
Speaker 3: And I noticed that a couple of your colleagues in
Speaker 3: the House on the Democrats side, Jared Moskowitz and Debbie
Speaker 3: Wasserman Schultz, they were being targeted for their support of
Speaker 3: Israel's right to exist, and they also prevailed. I sat
Speaker 3: on CNN last night that it looked to me like
Speaker 3: Florida had kind of taken out the trash.
Speaker 1: Is that a fair assessment, Yeah, it is.
Speaker 15: I think that the crazy may happen in New York
Speaker 15: and California and some of these other places, but Florida
Speaker 15: remains an island of common sense in a world of crazy.
Speaker 7: And the other thing I.
Speaker 15: Would point out is on the Republican Party side, when
Speaker 15: these anti Semites rear their ugly heads, we squashed them.
Speaker 15: Byron and I both beat our anti Summites by about
Speaker 15: forty points. On the Democratic side, though all too often
Speaker 15: they embraced them. And that's the difference.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're right about that.
Speaker 3: I think the Democratic leadership is fearful and frankly at Randy,
Speaker 3: I think this is now a litmus test question.
Speaker 1: It's no different than abortion.
Speaker 3: You can't run as a pro life Democrat anymore, and
Speaker 3: you can't really run nationally, at least for president right now.
Speaker 3: As a pro Israel Democrat, I just don't think they're
Speaker 3: making any space for it in the Democratic Party. It's
Speaker 3: going to be something that they got to check a box.
Speaker 3: If you want to be a viable presidential candidate. Let
Speaker 3: me ask you quickly about Florida elections. And I think
Speaker 3: this is worth discussing once again. Florida has proven that
Speaker 3: you can run an election and count the votes in
Speaker 3: a couple of hours. Meanwhile, we have Democrats telling us, oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: it takes weeks and weeks and weeks to count votes
Speaker 3: in California and other places.
Speaker 1: You've been on the ballot in Florida several times. Now.
Speaker 3: Is Florida the national model for how to run elections?
Speaker 3: It sure looks like it from out here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Absolutely, Look, we're the third largest state in the country
Speaker 15: and we know our results within an hour or two.
Speaker 15: It is a choice to run the elections the way
Speaker 15: we do it in Florida. We make some simple decisions.
Speaker 15: If you get a mail ballot, and many people did,
Speaker 15: your mail ballot has to be received by the end
Speaker 15: of the election. It can't come in for days and
Speaker 15: days and days. We offer lots of opportunities to vote early,
Speaker 15: but it has to be done, and many people vote
Speaker 15: on election day. We have proven that millions of people
Speaker 15: can vote and you can know by eight or nine
Speaker 15: or ten o'clock who's won the election. All of the
Speaker 15: states that say they need weeks to count the ballots,
Speaker 15: there's only one explanation for why they do that, and
Speaker 15: they want the ability to cheat. There's no other explanation.
Speaker 1: I can't say it any better than that.
Speaker 3: Randy Fine, congressman from Florida, won a big primary victory
Speaker 3: last night over some truly evil and ugly stuff. Congratulations
Speaker 3: Randy Fine, thanks for coming by. We take a break
Speaker 3: and get to more news after this. It's Scott Jennings
Speaker 3: on Salem. Stay with us coming up in just a
Speaker 3: couple of moments. Republican candidate for Attorney General in New York,
Speaker 3: Sir RITHA. Comacretti, is standing by American Patriot check out
Speaker 3: on her camp. I want to get to a quick
Speaker 3: check of the headlines. Though some grim news out of
Speaker 3: northern Virginia. Our friend Bill Mlusian at Fox has the
Speaker 3: scoop on this one. Another illegal alien has been arrested
Speaker 3: after an apparent murder. Fairfax County Police charging nineteen year
Speaker 3: old Alexis Antonio Sidillos Campos with murdering forty two year
Speaker 3: old Carmen Pooch. She's a mom, she had a young daughter.
Speaker 3: Police say she was found stabbed to death near her
Speaker 3: car in the parking lot of Difficult Run Park in
Speaker 3: Great Falls. ICE confirms the suspect is in the country
Speaker 3: illegally and they have lodged a detainer. But in Virginia,
Speaker 3: the Democrats who run that state don't honor ICE detainers,
Speaker 3: even for violent murderers. And now DHS is confirming that
Speaker 3: the suspect is a Salvador and illegal alien who was
Speaker 3: caught and released at the border by the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: Caught and released by Joe Biden's administration. Yes, the open
Speaker 3: borders did have severe consequences for America. This is a
Speaker 3: preventable tragedy, another grim reminder of what happens when you
Speaker 3: elect people who believe in open borders and sanctuary policies.
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Speaker 1: All right to New York.
Speaker 3: She's a former federal prosecutor who for more than a
Speaker 3: decade fought terrorism, drug trafficking, and financial corruption. Now Surritha
Speaker 3: Comaterretti is challenging Democrat Attorney General Letitia James.
Speaker 1: Saritha.
Speaker 3: Welcome back into the Scott Jennings Show. You've been on
Speaker 3: once before. We've been keeping an eye on what you're
Speaker 3: doing up there. You're running a great race. Give us
Speaker 3: an update. How's it looking. Can Republicans be competitive statewide
Speaker 3: in New York?
Speaker 1: This November.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Scott.
Speaker 10: It's great to be on again. And of course we
Speaker 10: can we can be competitive.
Speaker 5: We will be competitive.
Speaker 10: We're going to win this race and this can surprise
Speaker 10: everyone for one very simple reason, which is our message
Speaker 10: is one that people across party lines in New York
Speaker 10: agree with. The state is going in the wrong direction
Speaker 10: on crime. We have catch and release policies all throughout
Speaker 10: New York State which are resulting in everyday stories in
Speaker 10: New Yorker's getting hurt by repeat offenders.
Speaker 5: People are tired of it. I'm tired of it, and
Speaker 5: that's why we're going to win.
Speaker 3: Sarahtha, what do you make of New York City right
Speaker 3: now and the fact that there are large populations in
Speaker 3: the city that frankly just don't feel safe, especially since
Speaker 3: Mamdani became the mayor. I'm specifically thinking of the Jewish
Speaker 3: population in New York. You can't hardly find a Jewish
Speaker 3: New Yorker who won't tell you, at least privately, that
Speaker 3: they're worried every time they have to walk down the street.
Speaker 3: We've had alu acbar stabbings in front of synagogues. What's
Speaker 3: your reaction to this and do you think some of
Speaker 3: this is because of the permission structure that's been created
Speaker 3: by Mamdani and other Democrats to sort of coddle these
Speaker 3: people who are harboring violent feelings toward the Jews in
Speaker 3: New York.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 10: You know, I just came from a rally on the
Speaker 10: East Side in front of Central Synagogue, which is the
Speaker 10: latest crime scene of hate crimes in New York. You know,
Speaker 10: Jewish New Yorkers only make up about ten percent of
Speaker 10: New York's population, but they are the victims of nearly
Speaker 10: sixty percent of hate crimes. And that's because crime in general,
Speaker 10: hate crime in particular, has been allowed to go out
Speaker 10: of control in New York. There's no consequences anymore when
Speaker 10: people commit crime, and it's affecting every community. The Jewish
Speaker 10: community feels particularly under attack because you have a mayor
Speaker 10: that has encouraged unrest in his speeches, in his actions.
Speaker 10: His first action as mayor was to veto safe buffer
Speaker 10: zones around Jewish schools and synagogues, and that is a problem.
Speaker 10: So we have a population that feels under threat, we
Speaker 10: have a population that where attackers are actually trying to
Speaker 10: terrorize the Jewish community, and it's important that we have
Speaker 10: law enforcement leaders who stand up and protect every New
Speaker 10: Yorker without regard to politics. It doesn't matter what your
Speaker 10: view of international and national politics is. Every single New
Speaker 10: Yorker should feel safe in their home, on their street,
Speaker 10: in their house of worship. Tis James doesn't push back
Speaker 10: on Hamdani. She is right there next to him, supporting
Speaker 10: his policies, supporting his rhetoric.
Speaker 5: Well, that stops with me.
Speaker 10: I'm going to declare a state of emergency on anti
Speaker 10: Semitism in New York because what we're seeing Jewish New
Speaker 10: Yorkers having their synagogues intruded into people being punched and
Speaker 10: assaulted on the street in their shools. It's unacceptable, and
Speaker 10: we need an attorney general who's going to step in
Speaker 10: prosecute the hate crimes and make sure that there are consequences.
Speaker 3: Again and voice you're hearing, Siritha Coomachuretti. She's a Republican
Speaker 3: candidate for Attorney General in New York. Siritha, I'm interested
Speaker 3: in your opinion or comments on this Luigi Mangione situation.
Speaker 3: Luigi pled guilty or pleaded guilty to federal charges the
Speaker 3: other day. I guess that's what his lawyers are trying
Speaker 3: to do is get him out of the murder charges
Speaker 3: that he faces in the state of New York. They
Speaker 3: say New York has a law that essentially creates double
Speaker 3: jeopardy situation for him there. I'm not sure a decision
Speaker 3: has been made. What can you tell us about it?
Speaker 3: What's your opinion of what should happen to Luigi Mangioni,
Speaker 3: the vigilanti corporate CEO murderer, which he's admitted to in
Speaker 3: open court.
Speaker 10: Well, this is a man who went out in the
Speaker 10: middle of Manhattan and gunned down an innocent person right
Speaker 10: on in the middle of the street. We all saw
Speaker 10: it in the surveillance camera video. It's shocking, and like
Speaker 10: you said, he's admitted to it. He should go to
Speaker 10: jail for the rest of his life. And that's what
Speaker 10: the federal charges allow it to happen. You know, an
Speaker 10: important thing to note about the federal charges, as the
Speaker 10: US attorney described them, When this defendant, Luigi Mangioni, pled guilty,
Speaker 10: he didn't get a deal.
Speaker 5: He pled to all of the charges.
Speaker 10: You know, that's how it should be. It should be
Speaker 10: the case that a prosecutor charges a criminal with the
Speaker 10: acts that he actually did. He committed cold blooded murder,
Speaker 10: and then that person is guilty, whether it's by taking
Speaker 10: a plead or whether it's by proving it in court
Speaker 10: beyond a reasonable doubt that that person is guilty of
Speaker 10: the charge that describes the conduct he actually committed. These
Speaker 10: counts weren't knocked down. There was no sweetheart deal to
Speaker 10: get him to plead guilty. He did the crime. He's
Speaker 10: going to do the time. That's how it should be.
Speaker 3: All right, Surrifa, I want to talk to you about
Speaker 3: politics and campaigning. Leticia James strikes me as someone that
Speaker 3: really needs to face the voters of New York in debates.
Speaker 3: Have you challenged Letitia James to any debates? Has she replied?
Speaker 3: Do you think you're going to be able to get
Speaker 3: some head to head back and forth here, because it
Speaker 3: seems to me that if you do, you're going to
Speaker 3: score some points. You're prepared, you're talking about the issues
Speaker 3: that mattered, and when you see Letitia James, she seems allen,
Speaker 3: unprepared and not really focused on the priorities of New Yorkers.
Speaker 3: But give us an update. Do you think you're going
Speaker 3: to get her to agree to any debates?
Speaker 1: At all.
Speaker 10: Well, listen, Leticia James has spent her entire time in
Speaker 10: office for seven years distracted by national politics and not
Speaker 10: focused on New York, and New Yorkers have suffered as
Speaker 10: a result. They deserve answers on why crime is up,
Speaker 10: why costs her up, why drug deaths are up, why
Speaker 10: homelessness is up under her watch. We have challenged her
Speaker 10: to a series of statewide debates in every major city
Speaker 10: in New York, and under law, she is required to
Speaker 10: have at least one debate. We've already accepted the debate
Speaker 10: that has been offered to us by Spectrum one, and
Speaker 10: we are waiting for her to do the same. I
Speaker 10: look forward to having that conversation in front of New
Speaker 10: Yorkers in the fall.
Speaker 1: All Right, cerrific Komachiaretti.
Speaker 3: The Republican running for Attorney general, as you can tell,
Speaker 3: serious person with serious ideas, and she's running against a
Speaker 3: rather unseerious Democrat named Letitia James. We'll see what happens
Speaker 3: the Thanks for taking on this race, and thanks for
Speaker 3: your time today, Thank you, Scott.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, keep an eye on that one. Saritha
Speaker 1: is an interesting young candidates. She's a good one.
Speaker 3: Keep an eye on Surritha up there, and by the way,
Speaker 3: keep an eye on Blaateman in New York. This governor's raise.
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, it's New York. We'll see what happens.
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Speaker 3: A little further information on the story we brought to
Speaker 3: you at the top of the hour about this illegal
Speaker 3: alien in northern Virginia that had committed a murder. Apparently,
Speaker 3: forty two year old Carmen Pusch was found dead and
Speaker 3: the Fairfax Police Chief, Kevin Davis, has just held a
Speaker 3: press conference. I don't have the audio yet, but I
Speaker 3: can read you what he said. The suspect filled an
Speaker 3: empty water bottle with gasoline and tried to set her
Speaker 3: on fire after stabbing her repeatedly. The victim suffered brutal
Speaker 3: and numerous stab wounds. This was a terrible crime that
Speaker 3: Kevin Davis says, the victim, Carmen Putch, did not deserve.
Speaker 3: Of course he's right. Forty two year old woman with
Speaker 3: a young daughter dead. And they arrested the suspect in
Speaker 3: Prince George's County, Maryland, and according to the reporting here,
Speaker 3: the Fairfax County Police Chief said that he is confessing
Speaker 3: to the crime.
Speaker 1: This illegal alien was.
Speaker 3: Let go by Biden came to the country catch and
Speaker 3: release at the border. So in twenty twenty four illegal
Speaker 3: alien comes across our open border, they actually stopped him
Speaker 3: and let him go. And here we are in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six where he's in northern Virginia to murder, murder
Speaker 3: this poor forty two year old woman. I'm interesting to
Speaker 3: see what Virginia does with it. Ice has a detainer
Speaker 3: on this guy, but they don't honor detainers over there.
Speaker 3: So open borders and sanctuary policies, this isn't just rhetorical debate.
Speaker 3: People die when you get these things wrong. Democrats made
Speaker 3: a mess of immigration in this country. Trump's closed the border,
Speaker 3: but we're going to be dealing for years with all
Speaker 3: these people that Biden let in.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to say.
Speaker 3: A little bit more on the situation involving John Ossoff,
Speaker 3: the senator from Georgia, and his despicable attacks.
Speaker 1: On presidential aid.
Speaker 3: Natalie Harp, we talked a lot about this yesterday. I
Speaker 3: had some strong feelings about it, and then it came
Speaker 3: up again last night on CNN.
Speaker 1: I'm amazed.
Speaker 3: That women who have worked at high levels in politics
Speaker 3: are willing to give us off a pass to countenance
Speaker 3: this attack to rationalize it to say that it's fine.
Speaker 3: I'm amazed that more people aren't willing to defend Natalie
Speaker 3: Harp's honor. Take a listen to this exchange, cut thirteen.
Speaker 3: What he did with Natalie Harp, though, was something different.
Speaker 3: He didn't attack the president. He took an unknown presidential
Speaker 3: aid she's not elected anything. She's not a household name,
Speaker 3: she's not a public figure, and he basically communicated that
Speaker 3: the only reason she has her job in the White
Speaker 3: House is because, Hey, that's what Republican women are good for,
Speaker 3: right wink, That's how they get their jobs in politics.
Speaker 1: I think he's a disgusting coward.
Speaker 5: Because that's specifically. But your intimation is what you think
Speaker 5: happened to go ahead.
Speaker 3: Well, if you're arguing that he could have had any
Speaker 3: other possible meeting, meaning don't, I don't know how you
Speaker 3: would conclude anything other You heard the crowd.
Speaker 1: They were in there, clapping like seals.
Speaker 3: Now, the Party of Women likes to tell us that,
Speaker 3: you know, we're here for women's rights and we're going
Speaker 3: to promote women, and then you've got one of their
Speaker 3: leading candidates for president out dragging an unknown woman who's
Speaker 3: gone off to serve her government through the mud, insinuating
Speaker 3: that the only possible reason she could have a job
Speaker 3: in politics is because she's a concubine for a politician.
Speaker 3: This went on and on and on on the panel
Speaker 3: last night, and I couldn't find any help.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I was there to defend the honor of someone who look,
Speaker 3: I'll just be honest. I have a strong negative reaction
Speaker 3: when people who didn't ask for it, aren't candidates, aren't
Speaker 3: household names, aren't public figures, when their names are drugged
Speaker 3: through the mud, when they are used as punching bags.
Speaker 1: And that's what's going on here.
Speaker 3: You have a Democrat US senator who wants to be
Speaker 3: president punching down.
Speaker 1: On a defenseless woman. She's defenseless.
Speaker 3: She has no microphone, she has no show, she doesn't
Speaker 3: have a TV show, she can't go to a rally
Speaker 3: and give a speech. She'd got want to work every day.
Speaker 3: And you have us off punching down on her, willingly
Speaker 3: destroying her reputation because he thinks it might score some
Speaker 3: points on social media.
Speaker 1: Today among these.
Speaker 3: Crazy liberal Democrat voters who sit in these arenas and
Speaker 3: they clap like seals, and they're willing to destroy anyone
Speaker 3: and anything if it hurts Donald Trump. For just a second,
Speaker 3: that's who he's playing to. And it's obvious. And I
Speaker 3: have people sitting up there saying, Oh, you don't know,
Speaker 3: that's what he meant. He could have been talking about
Speaker 3: something else. You're the one jumping to conclusions. Come on,
Speaker 3: try to have a little intellectual honesty for goodness sakes.
Speaker 3: Defenseless woman serving in government being drugged through the mud.
Speaker 3: Get a hold of yourselves. People, more news after this.
Speaker 3: Ashley Moody from Florida is here, great conversation at good
Speaker 3: very definition.
Speaker 2: I've never backed down, Dear Scott Jennings.
Speaker 3: Wednesday, August nineteenth, common sense for the American people. We
Speaker 3: recap the primary election results from last night and look
Speaker 3: ahead to November in the Sunshine State down in Florida,
Speaker 3: where there is going to be a general election for
Speaker 3: the United States Senate. The incumbent is Republican Ashley Moody,
Speaker 3: and she easily won her primary last night, and we
Speaker 3: now know she's going to face a Democratic Socialist named
Speaker 3: Angie Nixon, who's radical. She joined the Democratic Socialist just
Speaker 3: a few months ago. She has embraced the democratic socialist platform.
Speaker 3: She surprisingly won this primary last night against Alexander Vinman,
Speaker 3: who had all the mo and all the establishment backing.
Speaker 3: But it turns out Angie Nixon had what you need
Speaker 3: in the Democratic Party these days to be successful, and
Speaker 3: that's the support of the socialists and the Democratic Socialists
Speaker 3: of America. She had very little money, but she had
Speaker 3: all the socialist energy. Here to discuss is the sitting
Speaker 3: incumbent United States Senator of Florida, Ashley Moody, Senator. Thanks
Speaker 3: for joining us here on the Scott Chenning Show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, great to be with you, Scott, thanks so much
Speaker 7: for inviting me.
Speaker 3: Well, congratulations, we're glad to have you on your primary
Speaker 3: victory last night. I know you're looking ahead to the
Speaker 3: general election, so is your opponent. Let's hear what she
Speaker 3: had to say to you last night, cut number one.
Speaker 8: And so I look forward, Ashley Moody, so taking you
Speaker 8: on into whooping you in November, and you will be
Speaker 8: calling me your senator.
Speaker 3: I was sitting on the set at CNN last night, Ashley,
Speaker 3: when Angie Nixon said that, and you know, I thought,
Speaker 3: why are these socialists so violent? At dual lsied has
Speaker 3: threatened the safety of Mike Rogers in Michigan.
Speaker 1: He says he'll have no safe quarter in Michigan.
Speaker 3: I got Angie Nixon saying she's going to quote whoop you.
Speaker 3: She's looking forward to whooping you. Why are these socialists
Speaker 3: so violent? And what do you make of this campaign
Speaker 3: you have now against the socialists?
Speaker 7: Well, you know this is Florida. I am confident that socialism,
Speaker 7: which you know, seems to be the taking over like wildfire,
Speaker 7: the Democratic Party will be soundly rejected in November. That rhetoric,
Speaker 7: that approach shouldn't surprise anyone. This is how they expect
Speaker 7: to make people listen or get their point across. Remember,
Speaker 7: this is the party that has taken over sadies and
Speaker 7: streets and riots and attacked police departments and you know,
Speaker 7: lit things on fire. And I mean, this is how
Speaker 7: they expect to get their message heard. So it's not
Speaker 7: by arguing policy or putting forth ways to make sure
Speaker 7: everyone can prosper and live the American dream. It's by
Speaker 7: badgering you into agreeing with them and lighting things on fire.
Speaker 7: So the rhetoric seems to follow exactly with what their
Speaker 7: actions have demonstrated.
Speaker 1: Senator I think that the socialists.
Speaker 3: This violent streak they have, it's in their hearts, and
Speaker 3: that therefore infects their campaign rhetoric. But it also infects
Speaker 3: their policy views, and it gives you an idea of
Speaker 3: what they would like to do to the United States
Speaker 3: of America. They want to abolish the police so that
Speaker 3: the violent cannot be apprehended, and they want to abolish
Speaker 3: prisons so that the violent cannot be locked up. In fact,
Speaker 3: your opponent has endorsed abolishing prisons. I want you to
Speaker 3: listen to this and cut number four.
Speaker 8: I want to abolish for profit prisons because I believe
Speaker 8: right now people aren't educating our children, and they're ushering
Speaker 8: them into the school to prison.
Speaker 5: Pipeline because they want to exploit labor. They're enhancing penalties
Speaker 5: because they want cheap labor.
Speaker 3: To me, this is one of the brightest lines in
Speaker 3: the campaign, Senator, because you have a long history in
Speaker 3: law enforcement of putting violent people away, and your opponent
Speaker 3: has a long history of wanting to turn them loose.
Speaker 3: Is this an issue a bright line that you're going
Speaker 3: to exploit here in the fall election in Florida.
Speaker 7: Look, all I have to do is present not only
Speaker 7: our backgrounds and how different they are, but our priorities
Speaker 7: and what we want to accomplish. You could not have
Speaker 7: a race in all of America with two more different
Speaker 7: people or two more different ideas on the ballot. I
Speaker 7: was a federal prosecutor. I took on traffickers, cartels. My
Speaker 7: husband is a law enforcement officer. The oldest boy in
Speaker 7: our family is in the military. I have gone out
Speaker 7: of my way to ensure that we protect rights of
Speaker 7: people here in Florida. In fact, there was no bigger
Speaker 7: advocate during the disastrous Biden administration or the crackdown during
Speaker 7: COVID to push back in court and win. I fought
Speaker 7: for people's rights. I fought for their safety. I started
Speaker 7: back the blue campaign. Folks were saying there was no
Speaker 7: more state committed to law enforcement and law and order
Speaker 7: than Florida. That's why everyone is moving here. On the
Speaker 7: other side, you're going to have someone who wants to
Speaker 7: defund the police, not fund our military. Make sure we're
Speaker 7: abolishing our borders, breaking down our borders. They want government
Speaker 7: to seize all private industry, so say goodbye to economic freedom.
Speaker 7: They want non citizen votings. By the way, I was
Speaker 7: a co sponsor of the Save America Act. I mean,
Speaker 7: I could go on and on. We are the most
Speaker 7: opposite two people and candidates that could ever have ever
Speaker 7: probably been on a ballot. And Florida has shown that
Speaker 7: the way I have approached government, meaning get government out
Speaker 7: of your way, let people prosper and keep them safe,
Speaker 7: it works. Florida's breaking every metric you can imagine. There's
Speaker 7: a reason why everyone wants to move here. Angie Nixon
Speaker 7: will not succeed in Florida because we have seen the
Speaker 7: Florida way and we've seen it work.
Speaker 1: Senator Ashley Moody of Florida.
Speaker 3: That's the voice you're hearing, Senator, this debate over socialism,
Speaker 3: which is going to define the midterms and I think
Speaker 3: is going to define twenty twenty eight as well. I
Speaker 3: think it's really interesting in Florida, where you have large
Speaker 3: populations of people from Central America and South America and
Speaker 3: other places who fled socialist, communist governments. You have Cubans there,
Speaker 3: you have Venezuelan's there, you have a lot of people
Speaker 3: who who lived under socialism, who lived under communism, They've
Speaker 3: come to Florida. They love being in America because we're free.
Speaker 3: And now they are presented with a choice on their
Speaker 3: ballot of a Democratic party and Democratic candidates who were
Speaker 3: saying no, no, no, no socialism. That's the wave of the future.
Speaker 3: Talk to me about your conversations with some of these
Speaker 3: new Americans, these Floridians who fled communism to get to
Speaker 3: the freedom of America. How shocked are they that one
Speaker 3: of our two major political parties is now promoting the
Speaker 3: very socialism that they ran away from.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I have been traveling this state, not only now
Speaker 7: as a United States Senator, when I was Attorney General.
Speaker 7: I was meeting with folks whose families are still in
Speaker 7: some of these countries where they have fallen for that
Speaker 7: con that if you just give government more and more control,
Speaker 7: then your lives will be better. I mean, ask what
Speaker 7: happened in Cuba when he went Fidel Castros said, this
Speaker 7: revolution is for the working people and by the working people.
Speaker 7: And then no surprise, of working people were oppressed and
Speaker 7: trafficked and imprisoned. And I can give you nation state
Speaker 7: after nation state where this has been tried and failed.
Speaker 7: So in Florida, they can smell this a mile away,
Speaker 7: they can see it coming. They know it's a con
Speaker 7: and truly it's one of the reasons Florida didn't fall
Speaker 7: for all the bs pushed out of Washington during COVID.
Speaker 7: I mean you might have seen recently. I had the
Speaker 7: opportunity as a Senator to really grill Anthemo's thoughts Anthony
Speaker 7: Fauci during COVID, being the only Attorney general to have
Speaker 7: a grand jury to assess some of the stuff that
Speaker 7: the mandates and directives that they were doing. They found
Speaker 7: that a lot of that wasn't based on substantial science.
Speaker 7: You know, I sued Biden over and over to open
Speaker 7: back up industries and allow our kids to breathe and
Speaker 7: to have you know, our business is open, and push
Speaker 7: back on mandates. I mean, Florida really was the tip
Speaker 7: of the spear and pushing back on big oppressive government
Speaker 7: when it mattered. And part of that is because you
Speaker 7: have very large pockets of populations here that have seen
Speaker 7: what happens when the people give government too much control.
Speaker 7: And that's what this DSA agenda is all about. They
Speaker 7: want to privatize industry, They want governments to seize control
Speaker 7: of production. When you look through to go down Angie
Speaker 7: Nixon's list, her entire agenda is about how government can
Speaker 7: take more and more stake in your lives. And that
Speaker 7: is number one from someone who has studied what's happened
Speaker 7: to other nation states that have imploded, that we're once
Speaker 7: thriving democracies. When this happens, I will fight tooth and
Speaker 7: nail against that. And number two, we need more people
Speaker 7: in our ranks to stand up and push back on
Speaker 7: these narratives.
Speaker 15: I am.
Speaker 7: Concerned about what is happening with our next generation and
Speaker 7: some of these things that they are falling for.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm with you on that. I think they're being
Speaker 3: taught to hate their country. I think they're being taught
Speaker 3: to capitalism is bad. I think they're being taught that
Speaker 3: it all needs to be ripped out, root in branch.
Speaker 3: I think some of it is coming from foreign propaganda.
Speaker 3: I think some of it's coming from university campuses. And
Speaker 3: we need to wake up to what the next generation
Speaker 3: is learning. Senator, I have you for another minute and
Speaker 3: a half here. I would be remiss if I didn't
Speaker 3: ask you about what's going to happen when you go
Speaker 3: back to the Senate this fall. You're on recess right now,
Speaker 3: but you've got some work to do on funding the government.
Speaker 3: You've got the National Defense Authorization Act, cryptocurrency regulation. What's
Speaker 3: on your list of things the Senate must get done
Speaker 3: for the American people upon your return.
Speaker 7: Well, you may have been watching this, like many of Americans,
Speaker 7: in horror. The Senate Democrats are voting in lockstep with
Speaker 7: this DSA PLAT and all of those things that I
Speaker 7: listed for you. In fact, before we left, they voted
Speaker 7: down funding our military. Last year, they shut down our
Speaker 7: government three times overfunding law enforcement in our border. So
Speaker 7: number one, we've got to get funding done for these
Speaker 7: crucial agencies that protect our people. And number two, we
Speaker 7: have to ensure that only Americans are voting in American elections.
Speaker 7: I was a co sponsor of the Save America Act.
Speaker 7: I have been key in making sure we're pushing forward
Speaker 7: voting on voter ID. I think this is incredibly important
Speaker 7: to the future of this country, and I will keep
Speaker 7: being one of the leading voices in that effort.
Speaker 1: Ashley Moody is a Senator from Florida.
Speaker 3: This issue Senator of the Democrats voting against and filibustering
Speaker 3: the NDAA over Iran. I've got about thirty seconds here.
Speaker 3: It really is incredible. They're holding hostage funding for our military.
Speaker 1: This has to get sold.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the reporting out of CNN today
Speaker 3: is that we're winning. We've got control of the Strait
Speaker 3: of Hormuz. Iran is losing control. We've decimated their military.
Speaker 3: You know, we're winning or have won this war. Democrats
Speaker 3: want the American people to think that we've lost. But
Speaker 3: that's a narrative. But that's where their votes are. Right now,
Speaker 3: I'll give you the last word on this Democratic block
Speaker 3: aide in the Senate against actually funding our troops in theater.
Speaker 7: Look, I've watched them over the last year and a
Speaker 7: half since getting to Washington and fighting them. They are
Speaker 7: about obstruction period. They I call them the party, the
Speaker 7: burn it down party. They will look for any excuse
Speaker 7: to delay funding to these institutions that protect your rights
Speaker 7: and your freedom, which they did last year they're doing
Speaker 7: right now. They will look for any excuse to subvert
Speaker 7: an orderly process to make sure we are supporting those
Speaker 7: organizations within the people's government that they set up to
Speaker 7: protect their rights.
Speaker 16: And their safety. Are the chaos party. They're voting just
Speaker 16: like the DSA agenda wants them to and so I
Speaker 16: would not expect anything to change on their part as
Speaker 16: we move forward the rest of the year. We just
Speaker 16: have to be aggressive and smart and strategic and serving
Speaker 16: our people and protecting them.
Speaker 3: Probably the worst state in America for Democrats to be
Speaker 3: running a socialist for the United States Senate is Florida.
Speaker 3: But that's what they've chosen to do. It's Nixon versus Moody.
Speaker 3: Moody's the Republican incumbent United States Senator. That's the voice
Speaker 3: you've been hearing, Ashley.
Speaker 1: We wish you the best.
Speaker 3: I don't want to give you a big head or anything,
Speaker 3: but Larry Sabadea's crystal ball has already shifted this Senate
Speaker 3: race from likely Republican to safe Republican. You need to
Speaker 3: run like your twenty points down. But I have a
Speaker 3: feeling you're going to be all right. Ashley Moody is
Speaker 3: the great senator from Florida. We take a break and
Speaker 3: have more after this. It's Scott Jennings on Salem.
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Speaker 3: let's wrap up the show today. A couple of stories here. Boy,
Speaker 3: some of this stuff coming out of Michigan. It's like
Speaker 3: a little two on the nose. But at this point
Speaker 3: should any of us be surprised? Michigan Democrat socialist candidate
Speaker 3: for Senate, Abduah Lsied is facing new scrutiny over his
Speaker 3: mother's former employer. The report is is that El Sayed's
Speaker 3: mother worked for something called the Islamic American Relief Agency
Speaker 3: from nineteen ninety nine until two thousand and four. Now,
Speaker 3: that year, the US Treasury Department designated that organization as
Speaker 3: a global terrorist entity, and they alleged that its international
Speaker 3: offices provided financial support to Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda,
Speaker 3: Hamas and other terrorist groups. The organization's US branch later
Speaker 3: pleaded guilty to illegally transferring nearly one point four million
Speaker 3: dollars to Iraq in violation of federal sanctions. Now, El
Speaker 3: Sayed's mother has denied any wrongdoing, but this is what's
Speaker 3: in the news up in Michigan and l sayed himself
Speaker 3: and his campaign has exhibited sympathies for terrorists. Remember back
Speaker 3: in the primary, he didn't want to comment on the
Speaker 3: Ayah Toola's death. He was worried it would offend his supporters.
Speaker 3: Keep an eye on this. This campaign in Michigan is
Speaker 3: wild because of the contrast between American patriot Mike Rogers
Speaker 3: and terror sympathizer Abdul l si Ed. Also, the w
Speaker 3: NBA is back in the news. Did you hear the
Speaker 3: other day that two women, a mother and her seventeen
Speaker 3: year old daughter, Casey Thomason and Annie Thomason went to
Speaker 3: w NBA game and they wore xx x Y athletic shirts. Okay,
Speaker 3: not that controversial, but anyway, they're sitting court side.
Speaker 1: Take a list of this cut twelve.
Speaker 3: We were made to cover up our xx x Y
Speaker 3: shirts at this game.
Speaker 1: Yes, a shirt.
Speaker 10: They gave us T shirts hiring over time and told
Speaker 10: us we had to leave.
Speaker 1: In the says for the girl or cover our shirts.
Speaker 1: This just happened. Okay, So what happened is and you
Speaker 1: heard them there.
Speaker 3: They went to the game and these shirts are designed
Speaker 3: to support women in sports. These xxxy shirts support women
Speaker 3: playing in women's sports.
Speaker 1: That's what it's for.
Speaker 3: Some other fan apparently complained to security, and security comes
Speaker 3: by with other shirts and says, you've got to put
Speaker 3: these on. That's what they're doing at WNBA games. They're
Speaker 3: policing the shirts of women who come to wear who
Speaker 3: come to a sport for women, to support women in
Speaker 3: women's sports, and you got to cover up your shirt
Speaker 3: because some other fan says, oh, I'm offended by this. Now,
Speaker 3: the WNBA is acknowledging that security made the wrong decision.
Speaker 1: They say it should not have happened.
Speaker 3: Why is it that everybody who works in the WNBA
Speaker 3: has one instinct, and that is to attack people who
Speaker 3: want women's sports to be for women. It's like they're
Speaker 3: dedicated to the idea that eventually they'll get men into
Speaker 3: the WNBA, from the coaches all the way down to
Speaker 3: the security guards. We're done for the day. I'm off tomorrow,
Speaker 3: but I'll be back Friday. Common sense for the American people.
Speaker 3: Scott Jennings, thanks for listening.