Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No ictocrats allowed, because we've got
Speaker 1: a country to say, so let's get her teed up.
Speaker 2: Trump go, you can't succeed with lt.
Speaker 1: Triple eight ninety seven one seven two four to three
Speaker 1: Triple eight ninety seven one s A G. E. Larry
Speaker 1: Elder Salem News Channel. Now in the second hour, we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk to former Trump economic advisor Stephen Moore about
Speaker 1: the impact of the Iran deal and gas prices and
Speaker 1: on the economy. Critics including the Wall Street Journal are
Speaker 1: lining up to criticize Trump's deal with Iran. Shouldn't we
Speaker 1: get the details?
Speaker 3: First?
Speaker 1: Jd Vance in Enemy Territory goes on the view and
Speaker 1: squares off against the Trump hating ladies. Hillary Clinton criticizes
Speaker 1: the UFC event at the White House, says, it's not
Speaker 1: Trump's house, it's our house. Given what happened in the
Speaker 1: White House during the Clinton years, shouldn't have former First
Speaker 1: Lady kind of sit this one out. Gavin Newsom claims
Speaker 1: the investigation into him and his wife is an act
Speaker 1: of retaliation by Donald Trump, but the probe against Newsom
Speaker 1: began during the Biden administration. That's a little inconvenient. Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden now admits that laptop was In fact, he is,
Speaker 1: and polls showed that most Americans believe the rushing disinformation
Speaker 1: charge about the laptop change the outcome of the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election in Biden's favor. A secretly recorded audio from
Speaker 1: the White House situation room was leaked to The New
Speaker 1: York Times. Can you say national security concerns? All of
Speaker 1: this in more? Triple eight ninety seven one shge Triple
Speaker 1: eight ninety seven one seven two four three. Let's begin
Speaker 1: with the proposed Iran deal. Now, he isn't a deal.
Speaker 1: It appears to be a concept of a framework, of
Speaker 1: an outline of the possibility of a deal that'll be
Speaker 1: worked out over the next sixty days. So the people
Speaker 1: that are criticizing it and praising it really don't have
Speaker 1: the details. As I can tell. I received a bunch
Speaker 1: of letters from viewers and listeners, one of which is
Speaker 1: from Brian from Minneapolis. Larry, what are we doing? What
Speaker 1: is Trump doing? Have you learned nothing in forty years?
Speaker 1: Forty seven years? They won't stop until America and Israel
Speaker 1: are destroyed. Why is Trump giving them a lifeline? They're
Speaker 1: just going to rearm, rebuild, and when Trump is out,
Speaker 1: they'll go at it again. Thirty thousand plus Iranians died
Speaker 1: and for what? Three months later we made a deal
Speaker 1: so gas prices can go down and billions pour into America?
Speaker 1: Was that what Midnight Hammer was all about? Is the money?
Speaker 1: In the end, all it takes for us to call
Speaker 1: a military action of victory. Someone talked me off the ledge.
Speaker 1: I'm sending this message to you, Dan Bongino and Larry Elder.
Speaker 1: I was for Trump for the long haul, but this
Speaker 1: it's more of the same grass cutting that got us nowhere.
Speaker 1: What did thousands of Iranian die for? Anyway? If this
Speaker 1: is what we're gonna do, have we lost? What are
Speaker 1: we doing? I can't take this anymore. I'm not voting anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm done. I'm done with it. All our enemies are
Speaker 1: more serious with their calls and their beliefs than we are.
Speaker 1: End of quote.
Speaker 3: That is.
Speaker 1: One of many letters expressing the same thought as Brian
Speaker 1: just did. And we've played this clip from Tom Sole
Speaker 1: for years ago where he was asked what we should
Speaker 1: do about Iran and he said stop, I'm getting a bomb,
Speaker 1: And when he was asked whether he meant military action, well, duh,
Speaker 1: and he said the Japanese were a lot tougher than
Speaker 1: we are. We bombed them twice Hiroshiama, Nagasaki before they surrendered.
Speaker 1: And Tom Sole believes the Americans lack the will to
Speaker 1: do what is necessary to defeat our enemies. You have
Speaker 1: to consider also, we've had eight presidents who dealt with Iran,
Speaker 1: starting with Ronald Reagan. Nobody has done what Trump has done.
Speaker 1: Nobody has destroyed their navy, destroyed their air force, destroyed
Speaker 1: their air defenses, destroyed their radar, put their economy on
Speaker 1: its heels, almost triple digit inflation. Two levels of leadership
Speaker 1: killed an estimated six thousand Iranians killed versus thirteen Americans.
Speaker 1: It really is quite extraordinary when I hear people who
Speaker 1: hated Trump before this and now hate him even more
Speaker 1: say that, well, it's course now they're in a stronger
Speaker 1: position because they hadn't blocked the straight or home. Well,
Speaker 1: they hadn't blocked the straight of remorse because no president
Speaker 1: had done what Donald Trump did. So I still don't
Speaker 1: know exactly what the details are, what will happen with
Speaker 1: their enricheranium all. Are you going to give them money?
Speaker 1: Is it depended upon certain kinds of actions that Iranian takes.
Speaker 1: But regarding what Brian said about our enemies being more
Speaker 1: determined than we are, that's the problem. They look at Iraq.
Speaker 1: What did George W. Bush say, will stand down when
Speaker 1: they stand up? The war became on popular. Afghanistan same thing,
Speaker 1: The war became unpopular. This deal that Obama negotiated, by
Speaker 1: the way that you know who didn't like that deal,
Speaker 1: aside from Republicans, the Gulf States. The Gulf States thought
Speaker 1: it was a surrender. They thought it was giving a
Speaker 1: Ran a path to a nuclear bomb, and they thought
Speaker 1: Obama threw us under the bus. Let me give you
Speaker 1: some idea of who we're dealing with. Are you familiar
Speaker 1: with what's called the Hindawi affair. This is in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty six. A woman named Anne Marie Murphy, five months pregnant,
Speaker 1: was attempting to board a flight to Tel Aviv, where
Speaker 1: she's supposed to get married to Nazzar hen Dowi, a
Speaker 1: Jordanian citizen. So they fly to Heathrow Airport in London.
Speaker 1: He said, you know what, since I'm a Jordanian, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna be able to fly directly from here to
Speaker 1: Tel Aviv, So I'll take a different flight. Here. You
Speaker 1: take this luggage and I'll meet you in Tel Aviv
Speaker 1: l Aal. The Israeli airline has security there and they
Speaker 1: saw what looked suspicious. They approached. A woman opened the
Speaker 1: contents of the suitcase and it was a bomb. Time
Speaker 1: to go off when they were in the air. So
Speaker 1: this man intended to blow up three four hundred people,
Speaker 1: plus his fiance and his unborn child. He was convicted
Speaker 1: and the Lord Chief Justice in Britain said this quote
Speaker 1: put briefly, this was about as foul and as horrible
Speaker 1: a crime as you could possibly imagine. His plot did
Speaker 1: not succeed in destroying three hundred and sixty or three
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy lives in an effort to promote one
Speaker 1: side of a political dispute by terrorism. He was sentenced
Speaker 1: to forty five days in prison, and the judge said
Speaker 1: it was was not one day too long. Close quote.
Speaker 1: Remember the first bombing of the World Trade Center, the
Speaker 1: first attempt nineteen ninety four. The goal was to topple
Speaker 1: the World Trade Center so it would fall to another building,
Speaker 1: into another building, into another building. Ramsey u Usef was
Speaker 1: the mastermind behind that he was given life in prison
Speaker 1: plus two hundred and forty years after two separate New
Speaker 1: York trials. Before the sentencing, he made a ramling seventeen
Speaker 1: minute speech in which he said, among other things, quote, yes,
Speaker 1: I am a terrorist and proud of it, as long
Speaker 1: as it is against the US government, referred to the
Speaker 1: US government as liars and butchers for what he called
Speaker 1: our support for Israel. The judge said, mister Usef, you
Speaker 1: are a virus that must be locked away close. Quote
Speaker 1: this is the level of venom that much of the
Speaker 1: world has towards Us, towards Israel, towards the West. There's
Speaker 1: no placating it, there's no reasoning with it, there's no
Speaker 1: talking them down. They are determined to see us dead
Speaker 1: and as soon as the ink, not even before the
Speaker 1: ink is dry. And whatever deal it is we do
Speaker 1: with the Iranian leadership, as long as they're there, they
Speaker 1: are going to try and cheat and go around this deal. Now,
Speaker 1: the question is what do we do send in ground
Speaker 1: troops in a war that's extremely unpopular already, continue the
Speaker 1: bombing and hope that at some point the Iranian civilians
Speaker 1: rise up and take control of their government. What is
Speaker 1: President Trump to do given the pressure of the mid terms,
Speaker 1: pressure of gas prices. More on this when they come
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Speaker 1: get some idea of the impact of this proposed deal
Speaker 1: again proposed outline shades. We still don't know. From what
Speaker 1: I can tell, the Gulf States and there are half
Speaker 1: a dozen of them, are behind this deal. A stark
Speaker 1: contrasts to the way the Gulf States reacted to Obama's
Speaker 1: Ran deal in twenty fifteen. Here's an article from the
Speaker 1: Council and Foreign Relations about the Arab reaction to the
Speaker 1: Iran deal. Nervous disquiet over the future of golf security,
Speaker 1: the alliance between the United States and the Arab golf countries.
Speaker 1: The profound mistrust toward Iran, a country seen by many
Speaker 1: as expansionists antagonistic, informs much of the commentary on the deal.
Speaker 1: Saudi owned newspaper based out of London and It mentions
Speaker 1: a TV hosting journalists recently argued over which is more
Speaker 1: of an enemy to the Arab States, Iran or Israel.
Speaker 1: Both agreed that Iran is a bigger threat. One of
Speaker 1: them argued that Israel wasn't even a threat to begin with.
Speaker 1: Egyptian owned daily newspaper writes, quote, what are the assurances
Speaker 1: and guarantees of security that Iran has put forward for
Speaker 1: its Arab Gulf neighbors. The article says much of the
Speaker 1: Arab concern about Obama's Iran deal is rooted in the
Speaker 1: conviction that Iran has emerged as the biggest winner of
Speaker 1: the negotiations and the Arab world has been left in
Speaker 1: the lur by the United States. One man wrote in
Speaker 1: the Lebanese Daily newspaper that Iran has achieved what it
Speaker 1: has most wanted since two thousand and three, the world's
Speaker 1: recognition of Iran's right to manufacture and possess nuclear energy
Speaker 1: end of quote. The article continues, given that the Arab
Speaker 1: world was left out of these negotiations, it is no
Speaker 1: wonder that many Arab states, Arab Golf states are insecure
Speaker 1: about where the deal leaves them, how they can secure
Speaker 1: their own interests, and what it means for their relationship
Speaker 1: with the United States. A Saudi owned London based newspaper
Speaker 1: is concerned that the United States under Obama no longer
Speaker 1: understands the needs and interests of the Arab world. There's
Speaker 1: a column called does Obama understand Sunni Arabs. Does Obama
Speaker 1: expect the Gulf, which has long suffered from Iran's interventions
Speaker 1: and sponsorship of terrorism? Does Iran? Does Obama expect the
Speaker 1: Gulf to simply believe his efforts to improve the image
Speaker 1: of Tehran. Isn't this the same Tehran that has posed
Speaker 1: a clear and present danger to Gulf states for the
Speaker 1: past thirty six years, The article continues. The US administration
Speaker 1: has made a major diplomatic mistake when during the talks
Speaker 1: with Iran, it sent an indirect message that it is
Speaker 1: incapable of waging war against Iran over its nuclear program. Instead,
Speaker 1: Washington has thrown the ball into the Gulf's court, calling
Speaker 1: on them to not worry about Iran. Endot. That was
Speaker 1: a reaction to most of the Gulf states over Obama's
Speaker 1: Iran deal, A very different reaction from what I can
Speaker 1: tell so far about this proposed deal under Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk to Victor Davis Hanson next week
Speaker 1: of the Hoover Institution. Brilliant man, very insightful. He wrote
Speaker 1: a piece headline, Iran deal can work if we hit
Speaker 1: them every time they break it. He said, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of confusion about the latest phase of the war.
Speaker 1: Trump has announced a deal within a sixty day period
Speaker 1: of time. Quote, A lot of people are upset. He writes,
Speaker 1: they feel Iran was on the ropes, they're going broke,
Speaker 1: and that have we continued or if we continue now
Speaker 1: now we could put them out of commission and dictate
Speaker 1: a non conditional surrender to them. He says, that's absolutely true.
Speaker 1: But what this deal then hinges on, because there's no
Speaker 1: history of Iran ever keeping their word or following any agreement.
Speaker 1: Is the willingness to keep maybe one carrier group in
Speaker 1: the region to ensure that the Strait stays open, that
Speaker 1: the missiles are not launched against our allies, and of
Speaker 1: course enrich uranium is turned over. If we're willing to
Speaker 1: do that and hit them hard every time they break it,
Speaker 1: then it might eventually work. He goes on and talks
Speaker 1: about the history the seven prior presidents. The big difference
Speaker 1: is under Obama, Iran was ascended. They were growing in power.
Speaker 1: Everybody was scared of it. Military was heavily equipped with
Speaker 1: Chinese and Russian weaponry. People were afraid of it. Israel
Speaker 1: didn't want to attack it, The Ghost States didn't want
Speaker 1: to attack it. Europe was advising caution. It was an
Speaker 1: appeasement because nobody wanted to use for us. Now, whatever
Speaker 1: your disagreement is, write Victor David Hanson. With the current war,
Speaker 1: most people and we don't have boots on the ground,
Speaker 1: we don't have journalists on the ground. But they agreed
Speaker 1: that the Iranian military and economy are devastated through forty
Speaker 1: days of intense bombing with probably a thousand planes in
Speaker 1: the air at an any one time. So we're dealing
Speaker 1: with a much diminished Iran that we can hit again
Speaker 1: and again because they have no air defenses. Obama was
Speaker 1: dealing with an ascendan Iran that he was scared to
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Speaker 4: Well, it depends that JD's coming in for it. He
Speaker 4: was originally going to do it. I'll probably be done
Speaker 4: by then. We're having dinner and a day and a half, right,
Speaker 4: We're going to be staying quite late, So I may
Speaker 4: be involved at MANNA, but JG was coming in for
Speaker 4: that specific.
Speaker 5: Mister President Quitelwood text to the MU be released.
Speaker 4: I think pretty soon, I would say. I mean, I
Speaker 4: wanted to be released because it's a very powerful document.
Speaker 4: It's not like the Obama document, which was just a
Speaker 4: terrible document. This is a very powerful document and I
Speaker 4: wanted to be released. So probably pretty soon, I would say,
Speaker 4: after some time after Friday, because the straight opens. It's
Speaker 4: open now, but it opens completely. Wib all the mines
Speaker 4: knock at them for the most but we have a
Speaker 4: lot of aids right now already. So I think I
Speaker 4: think sometime, I think sometime in the very near.
Speaker 1: Fewtream Triple Light ninety seven to one, Sage Triple eight
Speaker 1: nine seven one seven two four to three. I'm Larry Oda.
Speaker 1: We are a Salem NewsChannel. I'm going to talk to
Speaker 1: Stephen Moore, former Trump economic advisors the top of next
Speaker 1: hour about the impact of this proposed deal on oil prices,
Speaker 1: which are already declining, and on the economy. Back to
Speaker 1: Victor Davis Hansen, he says, in unquoting, so we're dealing
Speaker 1: with a much diminished Iran that we can hit again
Speaker 1: and again because they have no air defenses. Obama was
Speaker 1: dealing with an ascendant Iran. He was scared to even
Speaker 1: mention the use of force to make them comply. He said,
Speaker 1: there's a misconception. People will say, well, now we're isolated,
Speaker 1: we have no allies. China and Russia are ascendant. He says,
Speaker 1: nothing could be further from the truth. This is the
Speaker 1: first time in all our lifetimes that the Gulf Council,
Speaker 1: for all their double dealing over the years, are more
Speaker 1: attuned with Israel than they are with Iran. We know
Speaker 1: that some six hundred combat aircraft based in Gulf in
Speaker 1: the Gulf were steathily flying missions alongside the Israelis, flying
Speaker 1: missions alongside the Israelis. We know that there are Israeli
Speaker 1: technicians in the Gulf helping them with muscle defense. We
Speaker 1: know that the Gulf States and most of the Moderate
Speaker 1: Arab countries believe that Iran, not Israel, is the existential threat.
Speaker 1: In other words, we've never had a closer relationship with
Speaker 1: the Gulf States visa the America, nor has Israel dramatically
Speaker 1: different to their reaction under the Obama negotiated Iran deal.
Speaker 1: As for Russia and China, he says, they're both shut
Speaker 1: out in the Middle East. They've lost their client in Syria.
Speaker 1: They've lost and are going to lose their client in Iran.
Speaker 1: They've lost their client in Venezuela. They have an enormous problem.
Speaker 1: Russia can't sell weapons to I Ran anymore, they may
Speaker 1: smuggle some in. And China can't get discounted oil anymore.
Speaker 1: Regarding the support for the war. Seventy percent overwhelmingly Republican
Speaker 1: Party supports Donald Trump in this mission, why they don't
Speaker 1: believe it's going to be a forever war. They believe
Speaker 1: we've not used ground troops and we've lost fewer soldiers
Speaker 1: than the accident rate that the military suffers over a
Speaker 1: period of thirty eight to forty days of kinetic operations.
Speaker 1: As far as saying we've lost the mid terms, of course,
Speaker 1: history is against us, but the midterms are four and
Speaker 1: a half months away. If the straight is open suddenly,
Speaker 1: he says, you're going to have a traffic jam of
Speaker 1: two things. I'll talk more the Steve more about this
Speaker 1: tanker's leaving trying to get out full of oil and
Speaker 1: tankers waiting to get in. And then he talks about
Speaker 1: the redistricting ward that Republicans are winning. So in the
Speaker 1: last forty presidents, ninety five percent of them have lost
Speaker 1: their first midterm election. History is not on our side,
Speaker 1: but he writes it is not impossible in this business
Speaker 1: about the Trump deal is worse than the Obama deal?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? This is Florida GOP representative mass
Speaker 1: number thirty three.
Speaker 6: The difference between JCPOA, and what's going on today is
Speaker 6: you are not going to have palettes of cash going
Speaker 6: to an Iran without any change of behavior. We've already
Speaker 6: destroyed Naton's Fordeau Isfahan, and it looks like we're going
Speaker 6: to have commitments that they won't be rebuilding this, that
Speaker 6: we'll be able to bring in military assets to remove
Speaker 6: what can be removed that's not buried in there. They're
Speaker 6: acknowledging that Iran, that is to say, is acknowledging that
Speaker 6: Hamas has blow the Huthis are an intrinsic part of them,
Speaker 6: and it's looking like, optimistically we'll be able to get
Speaker 6: them to stop supporting them, and we're going to get
Speaker 6: freedom of navigation through the straits of Hormose and working
Speaker 6: with their bullisted.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 7: Obama took a shot and said, I don't think this
Speaker 7: steel is any better than the deal we had before.
Speaker 7: The JCPOA was dramatically different than what you were describing
Speaker 7: here tonight.
Speaker 8: And I'd ask the president, the former president, I'd say, Obama,
Speaker 8: why in the world, if it's the same thing, why
Speaker 8: is it that the golf Arabs hated your deal and
Speaker 8: they love our deal?
Speaker 9: They are the ones who are in the region.
Speaker 8: They know what it means to enrich the worst terrorist
Speaker 8: regime in the world, and they also know what it
Speaker 8: means to turn over a new leaf and to go
Speaker 8: to a different future. So I think President Obama he
Speaker 8: should acknowledge that the people who are closest to this,
Speaker 8: they love the Trump deal, they hate the Obama deal,
Speaker 8: and that's maybe the biggest endorsement of this plan.
Speaker 1: Triple Ate nine seventy one, Sage Triple Late nine seven
Speaker 1: one seventy two, four to three. Larry Elder Still a
Speaker 1: news channel that was the vice president JDV on the
Speaker 1: Handity Show speaking of a Handiti show. He had military
Speaker 1: analyst Jack Keane on the show who said that what
Speaker 1: he's heard about the Iran deal is disturbing. Number seventeen.
Speaker 4: Z side and the Strangers already partially opened, as you know,
Speaker 4: they're doing a little hunting for a couple of minds
Speaker 4: that they've already found. But it's essentially ships are starting
Speaker 4: to go out now. On Friday, it'll be completely opened.
Speaker 4: And the main thing is that Iran will not have
Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon. They fully agree to that with strong
Speaker 4: police empowers, and they won't have a nuclear weapon, which
Speaker 4: is what it was all about, because they probably would
Speaker 4: have used it if they had it.
Speaker 7: Right here with reaction, Fox News Senior strategic Analyst, General
Speaker 7: Jack Keene. General, I had a lot of my questions answered.
Speaker 7: I assume you did as well. There's been a lot
Speaker 7: of us out there that the President Trump and the
Speaker 7: Vice President just said are not true. I want to
Speaker 7: get your take over all, and of course the military
Speaker 7: option remains on the table.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, Ball, I mean, clearly, we're taking
Speaker 11: a diplomatic path now, and we've got a lot of
Speaker 11: challenge in front of us, and we've got to remind
Speaker 11: ourselves that President Trump is the only president of the
Speaker 11: eight presidents had to deal with this regime that has
Speaker 11: taken consequence of action to do something about their behavior
Speaker 11: for once and for all, to stop their predatory nature
Speaker 11: of what they've been doing for all of these years,
Speaker 11: from killing Americans to killing their own people and certainly
Speaker 11: attempting to destroy the state of Israel by making a
Speaker 11: security situation. They're so volatile that people don't want to
Speaker 11: live there. This has been going on most of my
Speaker 11: adult life, and I don't see any evidence, Sean that
Speaker 11: the behavior of this, This regime is going to change.
Speaker 11: Just let's take a look at the last two months.
Speaker 11: The last two months, we've been under a ceasefire, and
Speaker 11: what has the regime's action has been. Well, they've been
Speaker 11: attacking in the straits of a moons with drones and missiles,
Speaker 11: and we've had to respond. And they've attacked us Bass,
Speaker 11: and they've attacked our allies and partners all under the ceasefire,
Speaker 11: and they've unleashed Hesbela to attack Israel in northern Israel
Speaker 11: so much so there's three hundred plus wounded Israeli's there.
Speaker 11: Kids aren't going to school, and the people have all
Speaker 11: had to vacate their homes. Towns and villages are completely
Speaker 11: empty because of the systematic firing thats been going on
Speaker 11: under the ceasefire for the last two months. That's the
Speaker 11: reality of what we're dealing with here. And Hesbela is
Speaker 11: attempting to rebuild in southern Lebanon, and that's why Israel
Speaker 11: is there. What did you think of the what did
Speaker 11: you think of that is happening? They're killing They're killing
Speaker 11: the Iranian people systematically, every single week, hanging them. Who
Speaker 11: are they hanging young people? Largely who were protesting against them.
Speaker 11: The killing is still going on. There's not a sinella
Speaker 11: of evidence to indicate that this regime has made any
Speaker 11: fundamental change that would lead one to think that have
Speaker 11: some optimism that maybe there will be a behavior change.
Speaker 11: What they are masters at is telling a story about
Speaker 11: willingness to make a deal and make change. I'll agree
Speaker 11: with that. They say all of those things, but then
Speaker 11: they do something completely different, and the history supports what
Speaker 11: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You heard the.
Speaker 7: Vice president, you heard the president. They both have said
Speaker 7: the same thing. If in fact they do not abide
Speaker 7: by the agreement of bombing begins again, that option is
Speaker 7: always there, so that then becomes their binary choice, does
Speaker 7: it not.
Speaker 11: I believe the President at his word, and the evidence
Speaker 11: is clear. Did it last week? He bombed two nights,
Speaker 11: he threatened the third. And I think it had something
Speaker 11: to do with why the Iranians were willing to make
Speaker 11: a deal. And I believe if they renee on this
Speaker 11: deal and action will be taken. But I can't square
Speaker 11: some of the things that are coming out of the
Speaker 11: administration from reliable sources. That's what I find so disturbing.
Speaker 11: When I heard it from the Iranians seean. I dismissed it.
Speaker 11: I said, that's the same nonsense we're always hearing. But
Speaker 11: when I hear from administration sources some of the things
Speaker 11: that you have heard, and what's in this deal, that
Speaker 11: makes no sense whatsoever. It's not defensible. I think what
Speaker 11: the President should do is just let's release it and
Speaker 11: let people see what's out there, so we stop debating
Speaker 11: about something none of us has seen.
Speaker 7: Well, you got the assurances from the Vice President tonight,
Speaker 7: and the President is given the same assurances. So I
Speaker 7: don't know how that really changes the equation except in
Speaker 7: the shore. And then they get nothing unless they follow
Speaker 7: up on their quote promises that they are making. What
Speaker 7: the administration is saying, the positions they have taken, the
Speaker 7: promises they have given, nuclear dust, as it relates to
Speaker 7: ballistic missiles, as it relates to fomenting terror, all of
Speaker 7: those issues we covered, and if they don't abide, they
Speaker 7: get nothing out of the deal, and then I would
Speaker 7: imagine we go back to where we were last week.
Speaker 11: I want to believe that, But if you have a reliable,
Speaker 11: high level administration source saying we're not going to get
Speaker 11: rid of the dust, we're going to downblend it.
Speaker 9: That leaves them within.
Speaker 7: The Vice president just contrad they're not going to.
Speaker 11: Take their centifuges, and they're not going to take centifuges out,
Speaker 11: and they're not going to take the cascades out, which
Speaker 11: means you can have weapons great, and there's going to
Speaker 11: be a moratorium in terms of you can't have a
Speaker 11: nuclear deal for ten twenty years, similar to the JCP away.
Speaker 11: And then the funding is real, there's a three hundred
Speaker 11: billion dollars investment. Fun Who cares where the money comes
Speaker 11: from if it doesn't come from the United States. I
Speaker 11: get that, of course it shouldn't, but it shouldn't come
Speaker 11: from anybody. I mean, when we recovered Germany and Japan,
Speaker 11: the Nazis weren't in charge, the Japanese imperials warn't in charge.
Speaker 1: And the Wall Street Journal, for what it's worth, has
Speaker 1: been normally supportive of the war, says that this is
Speaker 1: a strategic retreat by the president. More on this later on. Now,
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Speaker 1: Former Trump economic advisor Stephen Moore and I will talk
Speaker 1: at the top of next hour about the impact of
Speaker 1: this proposed deal on oil prices and on the economy.
Speaker 1: And Hillary Clinton is criticizing the UFC event at the
Speaker 1: White House, saying, basically, it's the people's house. It's our house,
Speaker 1: not Trump's house. Given what happened during the Clinton years,
Speaker 1: I think the former First Lady should sit this one out.
Speaker 1: Gavin Knew some claims that the investigation against him and
Speaker 1: his wife is a Trump retaliation, except that the investigation
Speaker 1: began during the Biden administration. All of this and more
Speaker 1: Triple eight ninet seventy one Sage Jack Reid is a
Speaker 1: Democrat Trump hating Democrat from Rhode Island, and he was
Speaker 1: asked weeks ago if Trump achieved his objectives in the
Speaker 1: war against Iran, will he deserved credit? And he did
Speaker 1: not respond. He's now claiming that the Trump proposed deal
Speaker 1: is worse than the Obama deal. This is Joseph Keith Kellogg,
Speaker 1: former National security advisor to the Vice President of the
Speaker 1: United States, responding number thirty two.
Speaker 12: Oh, I agree. In fact, Jack read frankly is full
Speaker 12: of crap. I cannot believe he made comments like that.
Speaker 12: What he didn't tell you on that show yesterday was
Speaker 12: the restrictions that we did not put on the Iranians,
Speaker 12: and that was the sunset clauses. That's what frustrated us
Speaker 12: during the first term. And so when he says things
Speaker 12: like that, he really just saying that for political purpose,
Speaker 12: not for purposes to explain it to the American people.
Speaker 12: I think that's one of our obligations is we need
Speaker 12: to have the American electorate fully informed. What's happened, go left,
Speaker 12: limit to right. Tell him that I should tell my
Speaker 12: people when I ran the National Security Council, you have
Speaker 12: an obligation to tell the president everything from left to right,
Speaker 12: and then he makes the decision because he got the
Speaker 12: Electoral College votes.
Speaker 9: We didn't.
Speaker 12: But that happened yesterday. And when he said that, I
Speaker 12: just couldn't believe it. I said, I don't believe he's
Speaker 12: saying things like that because he's lying to the American
Speaker 12: people about what the restrictions were. Tell the American people
Speaker 12: why we did, why we got out of the Duke Pola,
Speaker 12: and why it's not like Obama. And the biggest thing
Speaker 12: were the sunser causes.
Speaker 1: Regarding the Obama deal, if A.
Speaker 3: JD.
Speaker 1: Van said number twenty four.
Speaker 8: If you go back to the Obama JCPOA. What it
Speaker 8: did is it took an Iranian nuclear program that it accelerated,
Speaker 8: and it basically bribed the Iranians to stop that program.
Speaker 8: We're in a totally different position here. The Iranian nuclear
Speaker 8: program has been completely destroyed, and what we're saying is
Speaker 8: make the long term commitment not to rebuild it, and
Speaker 8: you will get the benefits that come with that. There's
Speaker 8: a second major difference between the JCPOA and this Trump
Speaker 8: peace plan, and it's this The golf Arab countries, the
Speaker 8: countries that have been threatened the most by the Iranian
Speaker 8: regime over the past forty seven years, they hated the
Speaker 8: JCPOA because they felt that it empowered Ran to be
Speaker 8: a bad regional actor.
Speaker 1: When we come back, were we talking with Stephen Moore,
Speaker 1: economists and advisor in Trump one point zero? What will
Speaker 1: this deal have to gas prices and the economy? Triple
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Speaker 1: My gas wrote a book back in twenty sixteen called
Speaker 1: Fueling Freedom, in which he predicted that the changes evolution
Speaker 1: of fracking would be quote the energy policy equivalent to
Speaker 1: curing cancer close quote. Turns out Stephen Moore was right.
Speaker 1: Please welcome back to the program economist Stephen Moore.
Speaker 3: Highlight.
Speaker 1: Hey, Steven, I remember when they said Frankie could call
Speaker 1: us cancer, earthquakes, floods.
Speaker 3: By the way, thank you for I did say that.
Speaker 3: I forgot. I said that that can't that this would
Speaker 3: be like the the cure for cancer.
Speaker 1: Sure did, and.
Speaker 3: Now you know I was pilloried for saying that. But
Speaker 3: but the new study, I think the reason you asked
Speaker 3: me to come out is there's this new study that
Speaker 3: we were trumpeting in our Hotline newsletter that shows that
Speaker 3: and these are these are economists at University of California, Berkeley.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's a very conservative outlet.
Speaker 1: Not really.
Speaker 3: And they said that the value to the American economy
Speaker 3: over the last fifteen years of the of the we
Speaker 3: don't really even use the term fracking anymore now, it's
Speaker 3: really oil and gas. The value of that revolution five
Speaker 3: trillion dollars to the US economy. So thank god we
Speaker 3: did it. Thank god we invented it. Thank god we
Speaker 3: had drilling. Thank god we have a president today who
Speaker 3: wants to drill, baby drill. I mean you had Joe
Speaker 3: Biden who wanted to remember his plan. His plan was
Speaker 3: net zero. He wanted to destroy the American oil and
Speaker 3: gas industry.
Speaker 1: Well, that's because he says that climate change represented an
Speaker 1: existential threat, not the idea that perhaps a tear state
Speaker 1: like Iran might acquire a nuclear bomb. Though the real threat,
Speaker 1: according to Joe Biden, was climate change.
Speaker 3: Did I say something about that, Larry, because I feel
Speaker 3: very passionately about this as an economist. There was a
Speaker 3: study that came out not long ago, a few months ago,
Speaker 3: that found that over the entire planet since al Gore
Speaker 3: wrote his book on climate change, the world do you
Speaker 3: know how much the world spent on climate change over
Speaker 3: the last twenty five years.
Speaker 1: I know it's some outrageous amount of money.
Speaker 3: Fifteen Ready, are you sitting down the fifteen trillion dollars
Speaker 3: fifteen trillion dollars. Now, how much do you think they
Speaker 3: changed the temperture of the planet.
Speaker 1: Not very much, probably zero, right, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, company's got to tell me what they got for
Speaker 3: fifteen trillion. And here's the one.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what al Gore got. He became
Speaker 1: a multi millionaire. He's probably worth about three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: Yes, we created a climate change industrial complex. So you're right,
Speaker 3: a lot of people got really, really rich, but they
Speaker 3: didn't save the planet. And here's the real tragedy of that, Larry,
Speaker 3: if we had even spent half that much money finding
Speaker 3: a for cancer, we'd have a cure for cancer today.
Speaker 3: So that tells you how much we weigh this was.
Speaker 3: I believe that these people should be put in jail.
Speaker 3: This was one of the greatest frauds in the history
Speaker 3: of the world. By the way, you saw, the United
Speaker 3: Nations just a few months ago had to admit, oh,
Speaker 3: remember when we said the temperature is going to raise
Speaker 3: by two or three degrees by the end of the
Speaker 3: Oh oops, we made a mistake.
Speaker 1: Now for never mind, I think I just not read
Speaker 1: that al Gore has made some new predictions since those
Speaker 1: didn't work. That's a new one.
Speaker 3: But it's a serious you know, we laugh at this,
Speaker 3: but it's serious. I mean what I would regard this
Speaker 3: as one of the greatest mistakes America ever made, is
Speaker 3: spending all this money on this. And Trump, by the way,
Speaker 3: I have to give him credit. I mean, he we did,
Speaker 3: you know, today, thanks in large part to the fracking revolution,
Speaker 3: also to Trump's policies, the United States is in that
Speaker 3: export or of oil and gas. We produced more than
Speaker 3: we consume. Now that's amazing. That's never happened in fifty years.
Speaker 1: We as you pointed out, the US has tripled its
Speaker 1: oil output in less than fifteen years. Tripled.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, yes, nobody would have thought you're you and
Speaker 3: I roll. Remember well, I remember back in the seventies,
Speaker 3: they said we're going to run out of oil.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, just a matter of time. Tick
Speaker 1: tick tick.
Speaker 3: And Barack Obama said that even when he was president,
Speaker 3: you know, in the twenty first century, he said, oh,
Speaker 3: were going to pretty soon, we're going to drill the
Speaker 3: last barrel of oil.
Speaker 1: Really and remember his Energy secretary when he was a professor,
Speaker 1: won at the price of gas to be up to
Speaker 1: ten dollars because he wanted us to use less of it,
Speaker 1: and he felt it would be better for the economy,
Speaker 1: for the planet if gas prices got so high that
Speaker 1: people would be forced to turn to so called alternative
Speaker 1: force sources of fuel.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well that's because they hate energy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And to be against energy is to be against progress,
Speaker 3: it's to be against wealth, it's to be against you know,
Speaker 3: if your anti poverty, if you're anti energy, you are
Speaker 3: pro poverty, because the best way to get out of
Speaker 3: poverty is to use energy.
Speaker 1: Now, Steve, let's turn to this proposed I Ran deal.
Speaker 1: I've been talking about it for about an hour now.
Speaker 1: It's not a deal yet, it's outline of the concept
Speaker 1: of a framework of I'm not quite sure what we
Speaker 1: have here. But what's your reaction to what you've heard
Speaker 1: so far?
Speaker 3: Well, look, the markets love it, and you know who
Speaker 3: am I to argue at the markets. I mean, they're
Speaker 3: taking us very seriously. You're seeing the oil price has
Speaker 3: gone down to the last time checked, it was about
Speaker 3: seventy three dollars a barrel. That's down from like ninety
Speaker 3: dollars a barrel. So this is going to be if
Speaker 3: it turned out in Newlick, there's reason to be skeptical
Speaker 3: because we've had some false starts here and you're dealing
Speaker 3: with a with an evil regime. But if this sticks,
Speaker 3: I think we're going to look forward to one of
Speaker 3: the greatest economic booms in American history. I really do.
Speaker 3: I think we're all set up. We're winning the technology wars,
Speaker 3: we're winning the war out of you know, we have
Speaker 3: a construction boom going on in this country, we have
Speaker 3: a manufacturing boom going on in this country. We've looked
Speaker 3: at you know, I'll tell you a little if I may, Larry.
Speaker 3: I my wife actually did that. She invested, oh about
Speaker 3: seven or eight years ago in a technology fund, you know,
Speaker 3: just a conglomeration of technology stocks, and I didn't even know.
Speaker 3: I think we put about fifty thousand dollars into that. Well,
Speaker 3: guess what stock we had.
Speaker 1: In video?
Speaker 3: It begins with an S space X.
Speaker 1: Oh SpaceX. I didn't know you could buy stock in
Speaker 1: space X ten years ago.
Speaker 3: You could get it, and you could get it if
Speaker 3: you bought into these funds. Oh, I know that you were,
Speaker 3: and so we we didn't even know we had it,
Speaker 3: and then we looked at it like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I think it's capitalism a great thing or what. By
Speaker 3: the way, did you see that Paul Krugman economy, right,
Speaker 3: he said it's evil for someone to make a trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, same guy. He also said that we
Speaker 1: need to have a remagnification, meaning that the Trump supporters
Speaker 1: need to be put in doctrination camps after Trump leaves
Speaker 1: terms so that they can get back to being normal.
Speaker 1: This is what Paul Krookman has advised. Now, I don't
Speaker 1: know if you saw this. Steve Uh Hakem Jeffries was
Speaker 1: on some local Fox uh Fox program. He's talking about
Speaker 1: the high gas prices and the host gently said, well,
Speaker 1: the gas prices were high under Biden, also high under
Speaker 1: under Obama. He started stammering and stammering and stamming because
Speaker 1: he wasn't used to people saying that they were if
Speaker 1: you adjust for inflation, higher under Obama, way higher under
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden. And this guy, Hakeem Jefferies is just
Speaker 1: so used to spinning out the talking points getting no pushback.
Speaker 1: He was stammering like an idiot.
Speaker 3: And by the way, those statistics are absolutely true. They
Speaker 3: probably got him from our highline because we did the
Speaker 3: day the research. And by the way, the oil price
Speaker 3: were even higher under Obama and Biden, you know, and
Speaker 3: so you know they were up, that's in today's dollars,
Speaker 3: they were well over four dollars a gallon. Look, I
Speaker 3: think in the next in the next six months, we
Speaker 3: could see the gas price. I know, you're in California,
Speaker 3: you're in another world there where you pay about a
Speaker 3: dollars fifty more than everybody else does. But around the country,
Speaker 3: I think we could see, you know, a return to
Speaker 3: two ninety nine gas, and then food prices fall, everything
Speaker 3: else falls in price. This is why I just think,
Speaker 3: if this turns out, this could be a big, big
Speaker 3: bull market expansion for the economy, for jobs, for wages.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just a beautiful picture. God bless this country.
Speaker 3: And I'm sick of, by the way, when people say,
Speaker 3: there's a very famous study you and I have talked
Speaker 3: about this that shows that when someone invents something or
Speaker 3: they start a company, ninety percent of the gains from
Speaker 3: that company or that invention don't go to the person
Speaker 3: who invented it. They go to the rest of us.
Speaker 3: So if using that statistic, if it is true, and
Speaker 3: it's roughly roughly correct, not correct in office. So the
Speaker 3: fact that Elon Musk has a trillion dollars means his
Speaker 3: benefit to mankind has been nine trillion.
Speaker 1: And I think he employs something like two hundred thousand people,
Speaker 1: So there's also that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of them are millionaires.
Speaker 1: Now is also that? Speaking of krug we only have
Speaker 1: about a minute left to go, Stephen, Speaking of Krugman,
Speaker 1: Trump one point h Trump gets elected and Krugman wrote
Speaker 1: to call him and he predicted a not a recession,
Speaker 1: but a depression.
Speaker 3: Yeah, second great depression. Yeah. I didn't listen to this
Speaker 3: guy who has been wrong in every prediction he has
Speaker 3: ever made. When Reagan was president, he said, oh, we're
Speaker 3: not going to get rid of this is going to
Speaker 3: cause inplace, not reduce the plation. We had the biggest
Speaker 3: disinflation in the history. I mean I could, I could
Speaker 3: write a book. People have written books on how wrong
Speaker 3: he's been. And yet he has a Nobel Prize.
Speaker 1: He has a Nobel Prize. Yeah, and probably one of
Speaker 1: the most influential economists in the country because of his
Speaker 1: column he had for a number of years with The
Speaker 1: New York Times. Steven Moore, thank you very much. For
Speaker 1: coming on. I appreciate. I know you have to.
Speaker 3: Run, you to take care of have a good night,
Speaker 3: you got it.
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Speaker 13: It, Hilary. Yeah, you know the steal on the so
Speaker 13: called treaty that Trump's supposed to sign, what's Iran. He
Speaker 13: knows they're gonna break it, and uh, when he won,
Speaker 13: when he first went into Iran, he said, there's no
Speaker 13: regime change, no boots on the ground. It's all about
Speaker 13: the regime change. Because when he knows they're going to
Speaker 13: break it, he geez, he knows. He knows that they're
Speaker 13: going to break it, and that's going to be his
Speaker 13: means for selling it to.
Speaker 1: The pubble, to the American So you believe Gary, You
Speaker 1: believe his goal with regime change all along, and you
Speaker 1: believe that he thought eventually he's going to have to
Speaker 1: get boots on the ground, but the American people had
Speaker 1: to see it first.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 1: It's okay, that's okay. It's what I do for a
Speaker 1: living Here's what Lawrence Kudlow said about the very same
Speaker 1: point number thirty one.
Speaker 14: Then there has to be a discussion about the movement
Speaker 14: of the enriched geranium. Okay, we know where that is. Okay,
Speaker 14: they may think they're kidding somebody, but they're not. We
Speaker 14: know exactly where that is. There has to be a
Speaker 14: verification process, and there has to be an extraction process.
Speaker 14: As I understand it, President Trump continues his red line
Speaker 14: that that enriched uranium, which is what one thousand pounds
Speaker 14: we've been told more or less, will leave the country. Okay,
Speaker 14: we'll be removed from the country or it will be
Speaker 14: destroyed all together. So these are benchmarks. Now, over the
Speaker 14: next sixty days, I guess the clock starts on Friday,
Speaker 14: will know because we have satellite power, we will know
Speaker 14: whether Ram's sticking to this or not, or the President
Speaker 14: will go back to bombing diplomacy or the polite phrases,
Speaker 14: coercive diplomacy. Right, our ships, our aircraft, army, our navy,
Speaker 14: our air force, they're going to stick around. That's what
Speaker 14: I'm told by people on the inside. They're not going
Speaker 14: anywhere because we can't be sure that he ran will
Speaker 14: be said, they're doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: Jd Vance making the same argument. Number twenty two.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you the Gulf coast countries under the President's leadership,
Speaker 8: they actually feel that that's possible.
Speaker 9: They don't believe anything either. They're not certain.
Speaker 8: They're not gonna predict what the Iranians are gonna do
Speaker 8: five years from now, but they see real opportunity. So
Speaker 8: we're gonna walk down this pathway. We're gonna see how
Speaker 8: serious the Iranians are. And Shawn, you asked, what if
Speaker 8: they don't meet these obligations, what if they don't do
Speaker 8: what they promise they're gonna do. Number One, they don't
Speaker 8: get any benefits of the bargain, And as the President
Speaker 8: would say, we have all the cards. Their economy will
Speaker 8: still be in very tough shape. If they don't get
Speaker 8: the relief that they need to get in order to
Speaker 8: make progress. We're still going to have incredible military might,
Speaker 8: We're still going to have diplomatic leverage over them. We
Speaker 8: have the cards, and if they don't not of the commitment,
Speaker 8: we'll figure out what to do when we get there.
Speaker 1: He said that Trump, it's going to make sure that
Speaker 1: we don't end up in a quagmire Number twenty.
Speaker 9: He's never been in isolationist.
Speaker 8: What he is Seawan as I would say, he has
Speaker 8: an America first foreign policy. He uses American economic and
Speaker 8: military power to pursue the interests of the American people.
Speaker 9: Now, now it's interesting, though, Sean.
Speaker 8: People always ask me, how do you make sure that
Speaker 8: the Iran war doesn't become a quagmire like maybe some
Speaker 8: of these conflicts were back in the early two thousands,
Speaker 8: And I always say, the way that you prevent that
Speaker 8: is that you do what.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 8: You set clear objectives, you accomplish those objectives, and then
Speaker 8: you reevaluate whether you want new objectives or whether you've
Speaker 8: accomplished what you need to accomplish.
Speaker 9: And that's why the president has been able to do.
Speaker 8: You think about it very discreet, very successful military operations
Speaker 8: that are part of a broader strategy to make America
Speaker 8: better off.
Speaker 1: What about Iran getting money Number twenty.
Speaker 9: One, No, we've not.
Speaker 8: The agreement says they are not getting a single dime
Speaker 8: of American money.
Speaker 9: That's just not what this is.
Speaker 8: What the agreement does say, Sean is again, if the
Speaker 8: Iranians behave and if there are sanctions. Really, and if
Speaker 8: the Iranians are integrated into the world economy, we would
Speaker 8: invite other countries, not US, but other countries to invest
Speaker 8: in their country. That's fine, but only if they comply
Speaker 8: with the terms of the agreement.
Speaker 9: Really, we have an option here, right. The President of.
Speaker 8: The United States has given us optionality.
Speaker 9: Which is great for the American people. Step back for
Speaker 9: a second.
Speaker 8: Their conventional military is destroyed, their nuclear weapons program is destroyed.
Speaker 8: The strait of horror moves is now open.
Speaker 1: What about nuclear inspectors number twenty five?
Speaker 6: Will nuclear inspectors be allowed back in?
Speaker 8: Yes, absolutely, that's In fact, one of the core parts
Speaker 8: of the agreement is that the IAEA and the United
Speaker 8: States are going to help Iran destroy the highly enriched stockpile.
Speaker 8: And that's something that's spelled out very clearly in the MoU.
Speaker 8: Now here's an interesting just structural background point I think
Speaker 8: about this that's important for the American people to understand
Speaker 8: is there are a lot of contemplated benefits in this
Speaker 8: MoU for the Iranians. There's a complete transformation of their economy,
Speaker 8: there's sanctions relief. But all of these benefits only happen
Speaker 8: if the Iranians comply with their into the bargain.
Speaker 1: And as to the Strait of Hormouf's toll free access twenty.
Speaker 8: Six, well, first of all, what the deal says is
Speaker 8: that for the sixty days that we're negotiating the final deal,
Speaker 8: there will be toll free access in and out of
Speaker 8: the Strait of horn Moose. So it's very clear here
Speaker 8: that what some elements within Iran are going to say
Speaker 8: is they're going to try to emphasize or overemphasize certain
Speaker 8: benefits that the Iranians get while underemphasizing what the United
Speaker 8: States gets. They're also going to represent certain things in
Speaker 8: a way that's most favorable to them. I think we
Speaker 8: have to recognize that this is what happens in an
Speaker 8: agreement like this. But fundamentally, our job as Americans in
Speaker 8: a democratic body is to tell the truth, and the
Speaker 8: truth is that the tolls will not be charged, the
Speaker 8: straight of horror moves will be open.
Speaker 1: What about the terra proxies, the funding of the terra proxies,
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Speaker 1: we've lost her. One more thing, A few more things
Speaker 1: about the Iran deal. We're talking about the support of terrorists.
Speaker 1: Here's with jada An said about that number twenty eight.
Speaker 8: Well, it does Jake, because what the agreement does is
Speaker 8: fundamentally set up a structure whereby if the Iranians behave
Speaker 8: like a normal country, then we want to treat them
Speaker 8: like a normal country and welcome them into the world economy.
Speaker 8: What Paragraph one of the agreement says is effectively that
Speaker 8: Iran commits itself just as the United States commits itself
Speaker 8: to regional peace and stability. And part of that, Jake,
Speaker 8: is that the Iranians have to stop funding violent terrorist organizations.
Speaker 8: They have to stop funding regional instability. But the important
Speaker 8: thing about this agreement, Jake, is that everything from what
Speaker 8: Iran gives us on the nuclear program, and of course
Speaker 8: that's the most important thing, is the commitment verifiable to
Speaker 8: never building a nuclear weapon. All of these things come
Speaker 8: along with benefits if Iran delivers, and nothing if Iran
Speaker 8: doesn't deliver. So we certainly expect that as part of
Speaker 8: our broader agreement, Jake, Iran is going to stop funding
Speaker 8: terrorist organizations. Most importantly, they're going to have a verifiable
Speaker 8: commitment to not building a nuclear weapon. But the good
Speaker 8: thing about the way that we've set this up is
Speaker 8: that we have the leverage here. We have the ability
Speaker 8: to welcome them into the world economy if they perform.
Speaker 8: We also have the ability to say, you know what,
Speaker 8: you don't get anything if you don't meet you're into
Speaker 8: the obligation.
Speaker 1: Is speaking of getting sanctions relief, here's what jdva Man
Speaker 1: has been busy. He also was on the view we're
Speaker 1: going to have that later on this hour number twenty seven.
Speaker 8: To be very clear, this agreement contemplates a very significant
Speaker 8: sanctions relief package for the Iranian people that transforms how
Speaker 8: they interact with the world and with the region. But
Speaker 8: they only get that benefit if they meet their obligations
Speaker 8: under the agreement. So I would caution everybody to be
Speaker 8: skeptical of what certain propaganda elements within the regime are saying.
Speaker 8: The truth is there is a really big opportunity for
Speaker 8: the Iranians, but they only get the benefit of that
Speaker 8: opportunity if they do the things they promise they're going
Speaker 8: to do.
Speaker 1: Now, I played a little bit of this yesterday. I
Speaker 1: got a letter saying you didn't finish the whole clip.
Speaker 1: This is a man UK. There was a gay pride parade,
Speaker 1: so you girls, he stands there with a sign that
Speaker 1: says trans flag is a mental illness. Trans flag is
Speaker 1: a mental illness, and then this happened Number fourteen.
Speaker 15: Currently I'm being arrested for expressing freeenom speech that this
Speaker 15: gentleman has committed an offense by displaying sign or right
Speaker 15: in that it's like it's pause harassment, armor of distressed.
Speaker 15: I'm wearing a sign which says that the trans flag,
Speaker 15: which is included in the Pride demonstration a great length
Speaker 15: equals mental illness, which is greatly the case. That's why
Speaker 15: young people have been mutilated. That is why young people
Speaker 15: have been and that's one of Tavistock Clinic was closed
Speaker 15: down from mutilating young people. I'm now going to be searched.
Speaker 15: Apparently I'm provoking. Apparently what I'm doing is half. I've
Speaker 15: done nothing wrong. I've exercised my right to demonstrate. I've
Speaker 15: exercised my right to protest. I've exercised my inalienable rights.
Speaker 15: God give them. The UK used to be free. Did
Speaker 15: you remember those times? But in lockdown we didn't see that,
Speaker 15: did we? We saw the police behave horrifically we were
Speaker 15: sought to you or the police doing now cuffing me
Speaker 15: for what? Freedom of expression? Freedom expeece inciting nothing. I
Speaker 15: had cart rational debates with people. I was not disrespectful.
Speaker 15: I love people. I'm a Christian, of course, please don't
Speaker 15: like Christians these days. I am currently under arrest wearing
Speaker 15: a sign which subjectively you deem is being too controversial
Speaker 15: to provoke without controversial And what is that the fact
Speaker 15: that if it was like this, contrastal armors. So you
Speaker 15: admit that these people are what dangerous saying anything about
Speaker 15: these people?
Speaker 16: I don't think that's it.
Speaker 17: That's a necessary part of the offense that you've committed, you.
Speaker 15: Know, actually identify as a woman, can have a woman's searchment,
Speaker 15: welcome to George orwell making badge numbers and so forth.
Speaker 15: But yeah, apparently nonsense. So I've got a police officer
Speaker 15: giving his opinion. Now else, Rare, I thought they were
Speaker 15: supposed to be impartial.
Speaker 18: You are responsible.
Speaker 3: Freedom of speech. You's well done, you se.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: I'll be triple eight nine seven one s hGe triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four to three. I
Speaker 1: am Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel. Jadie Vance
Speaker 1: went on the view, not too surprisingly, the ladies Trump
Speaker 1: hating ladies were We're doing Trump hating things here is
Speaker 1: Anna Navarro number thirty six, who.
Speaker 19: Used to work and be my colleague that have tried
Speaker 19: to find evidence of that. There is no evidence that
Speaker 19: Madoro was releasing people from insane asylums or jails like
Speaker 19: Fidel Castro did do. This was made up and we
Speaker 19: just can't, you know, accept it without pushing back.
Speaker 8: And we know that they were people who were released
Speaker 8: from prisons who are encouraged to come into you like.
Speaker 19: It wasn't a Mario, mister Vice President, and it wasn't
Speaker 19: where it was like a purposeful relea open up the jails,
Speaker 19: open up the insane asylums, and let people flood Floyd out.
Speaker 8: If you go it may not have been like Maryell.
Speaker 8: But if you go back to the caravans that were
Speaker 8: happening in twenty two twenty three, we know that those
Speaker 8: things were funded. They were in some ways supported by
Speaker 8: the government. So I don't know how you define support
Speaker 8: or not support, But if people are encouraged to come
Speaker 8: into our country after having spent time in prison by
Speaker 8: their own governments, I think.
Speaker 1: Obviously the race card came up number forty.
Speaker 20: And you were talking about people, what did black people
Speaker 20: do to this administration? That has allowed it to really
Speaker 20: stigmatize folks of color. And you know how hard it
Speaker 20: is you have folks of color in your family. Sure,
Speaker 20: so when you see you know things the emmatil stuff
Speaker 20: coming down, or them doing all kinds of removal of
Speaker 20: information of black heroes, how do you how do you
Speaker 20: how does that sit with you?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 8: What do you what exactly are you talking about? Because no, no,
Speaker 8: I want.
Speaker 20: You don't know what it's talking So in a lot
Speaker 20: of the museums just there's so many I just you
Speaker 20: know where they're taking down the actual history that happened
Speaker 20: in this country. Slavery happened, Uh, all kinds of stuff happened,
Speaker 20: and it seems that it has been very easy for
Speaker 20: this administration to remove that and also to denigrate black
Speaker 20: folks who have worked their behinds off to get this
Speaker 20: American dream.
Speaker 1: How how do you?
Speaker 9: I mean you know when I mean.
Speaker 8: So there was actually very helpful intervention because I think
Speaker 8: the story you're talking about there.
Speaker 1: A question there. You know, how do you how do
Speaker 1: you square yourself with this administration that's different? So many
Speaker 1: things have been you know, people have come you, people
Speaker 1: have come in your family, and the administration has been
Speaker 1: They've been taking things out of They've been taking things
Speaker 1: out of the museum of museums, and and and how
Speaker 1: do you how do you how do you square taking
Speaker 1: that our heroes? Immittilly? How do you it's and you
Speaker 1: know this continue please.
Speaker 8: Is where you know allegedly the administration is holding back
Speaker 8: the appointments of people based on skin col right, lots
Speaker 8: of things.
Speaker 21: I'm talking about, Black history getting erased from public spaces.
Speaker 21: Black voter districts are being dismantled, Black leaders are being
Speaker 21: sidelined from our ranks. Where do Americans of color fit
Speaker 21: in this vision? Because it doesn't seem like we fit.
Speaker 9: Black I think something.
Speaker 1: Black leaders are being sidelined from our ranks. What does
Speaker 1: it even mean? Black leaders are being sidelined from our ranks?
Speaker 1: Continue my view, but me, I mean I may stance.
Speaker 19: October of last year, there's been something like six six
Speaker 19: hundred and sixty eight refugees allowed into the country. All
Speaker 19: but three were white South Africans.
Speaker 8: So, first of all, I'm very I'm very skeptical of
Speaker 8: that number because we have a lot of different immigration
Speaker 8: pathways in the United States of America.
Speaker 9: But let me just address Whoope's point.
Speaker 8: Look, first of all, you asked the question, and maybe
Speaker 8: you don't believe this coming for me, but I think
Speaker 8: everybody is welcome in our political coalition. Frankly, even if
Speaker 8: you didn't vote for us, everybody is welcome in our
Speaker 8: country so long as you're an American citizen with the
Speaker 8: duties and the legal obligations and rights to be here.
Speaker 9: But what we look, we just give you.
Speaker 8: An example of yes, Okay, So you say that we're
Speaker 8: anti minority or.
Speaker 9: Anti I didn't say that.
Speaker 22: I asked, okay, okay, fine, be fair, fair, don't start
Speaker 22: this stuff, all right, But I misinterpreted your question.
Speaker 9: But let me let me answer your actual question.
Speaker 8: There what I'm saying, I think, Okay, Look at Washington,
Speaker 8: d C, one of the most democratic and one of
Speaker 8: the blackest by share population blackest cities in the United
Speaker 8: States of America, has seen a radical decrease in violent
Speaker 8: crimes and sexual assaults and in murders. We have tried
Speaker 8: to take the crime issue seriously, in part because we
Speaker 8: believe everybody, whether you're black or white, or rich or poortal,
Speaker 8: deserves to live in a safe neighborhood.
Speaker 20: Why, why does the crime and where does the crime
Speaker 20: step in. I'm this is not about time.
Speaker 1: Where's the crime? Step in? It's not about crime, It's
Speaker 1: about being hostile to people of color. Well, whoopee. If
Speaker 1: we're hostile to people of color, why did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: send troops to Washington, d C. A city with substantially
Speaker 1: high black population that has resulted in a substantial reduction
Speaker 1: of crime, meaning a lot of black people living in
Speaker 1: d C are no longer being threatened by crime. If
Speaker 1: Donald Trump really did not like people of color, white,
Speaker 1: why do we do that? What does crime have to
Speaker 1: do with anything?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: What did what did that come in?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 1: Continue?
Speaker 8: Oh, this is about this is about you're What you're
Speaker 8: saying is we got to do more on the economy.
Speaker 21: Black history race from politic.
Speaker 9: History is not.
Speaker 23: When we get that.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, we celebrate black history. We celebrate all
Speaker 8: American history. In this administration, you.
Speaker 9: Guys, discover.
Speaker 1: What is What is reducing crime in a city that's
Speaker 1: got a substantial black population have to do with the
Speaker 1: fact that Donald Trump's hostile to people of color? Anam,
Speaker 1: I didn't say he was.
Speaker 9: Don't.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. Maybe I misunderstood your question because
Speaker 1: there was no question Donald Trump bad man. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: does not like people of color. Donald Trump is rolling
Speaker 1: back civil rights. Donald Trump is sidelighting our leaders. How
Speaker 1: do you deal with that? Words salarly come from a
Speaker 1: bunch of different directions. Donald Trump evile, which is why
Speaker 1: twenty percent of black men voted for Donald Trump two
Speaker 1: point oh, a substantial increase from Donald Trump one point oh.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump supports school choice. Democrat does not. Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: doing telling me about borders, people most harmed by illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: black people, economy, just saying, I'm Larry Elder.
Speaker 24: Trump has no earthly idea coming and I'm telling him
Speaker 24: to vote against him in November is going to be
Speaker 24: like breathtake. And he's already bored.
Speaker 1: He can't stay awake.
Speaker 24: He says he's bored with the Iran wiir He's gonna
Speaker 24: be And I'm telling you this guy, by Easter of
Speaker 24: twenty twenty seven is just gonna walk away from his job,
Speaker 24: just gonna walk away because he doesn't have any idea
Speaker 24: of what it's going to be like when he comes
Speaker 24: to grips.
Speaker 1: With the messive.
Speaker 24: I mean, I mean, it's going to be massive projection
Speaker 24: of him. Anybody has anything to do with him, anything
Speaker 24: that he has anything to do with, and he's a
Speaker 24: soft man and he gets distracted. He's obviously not well.
Speaker 24: He sleeps all the time, slobbers all.
Speaker 1: Over himself or whatever.
Speaker 24: I'm sticking by my thing. He won't last past He's
Speaker 24: to twenty twenty seven because I have no idea, and
Speaker 24: they just lie to him, and they trying to keep
Speaker 24: get from him, and it's all going to come out.
Speaker 1: It is going to be very ugly. Triple eight Night
Speaker 1: seven one s G Triple Ate Night seven one seven
Speaker 1: two four three. I'm Larry Elder, Salem NewsChannel. Does James
Speaker 1: Carville not make up his bed about President Trump's health?
Speaker 1: This is Scott Bessant in a panel with a writer
Speaker 1: with The New York Times number thirty nine.
Speaker 3: The question is, how should is this is like a
Speaker 3: new note?
Speaker 12: Look?
Speaker 9: Is this a new normal?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 25: Andrew, There's no new normal? And you know I can
Speaker 25: tell you that I actually don't read The New York
Speaker 25: Times anymore, but sometimes I do watch CNBC. But you know,
Speaker 25: occasionally people send send me articles and like there's just
Speaker 25: this fever swamp and you know you're you're now a
Speaker 25: pop historian with nineteen twenty nine. And you know, in
Speaker 25: twenty thirty, forty fifty years, the New York Times is
Speaker 25: no longer the paper of records. You can't go like,
Speaker 25: you know, I read this article like President Trump is
Speaker 25: slowing down. President Trump's mineral capacity. It is one hundred
Speaker 25: percent fake that he only called me twice at two
Speaker 25: in the morning last week instead of three times.
Speaker 9: Saying he called you. I believe that he called you that.
Speaker 25: Like that, that whole narrative you had what was the greatest,
Speaker 25: one of the greatest scandals of all time, that the
Speaker 25: coverage of the Biden administration, Joe Biden's diminished capacity and
Speaker 25: the cover up and raise question, where was the New
Speaker 25: York Times. We just had a three hour cabinet meeting yesterday, Andrew,
Speaker 25: for ten months the Biden administration did not have a
Speaker 25: cabinet meeting. How are you going to invote the twenty
Speaker 25: fifth Amendment? If the cabinet secretaries never see the president,
Speaker 25: which they didn't that you know, I hear from people
Speaker 25: in the Treasury building. Then I see President Trump more
Speaker 25: in a day than my predecessor saw Joe Biden in
Speaker 25: half a year.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton criticizes the usc UFC event at the White House.
Speaker 1: Seems to me that she thinks it's undignified. Maybe she
Speaker 1: should revisit the Clinton years. We will. Gavin Newsom says
Speaker 1: the investigation against him is an act of retaliation, even
Speaker 1: though the investigation began under Biden and Hunter Biden is
Speaker 1: now admitting the laptop was his. All of this and more.
Speaker 1: I'm Larry Oger, so let's get.
Speaker 26: Her teed up.
Speaker 2: That subdiggo. You can't succeed with olt.
Speaker 1: Triple late nineteen seven one s A. G. E. Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four three Larry Elders,
Speaker 1: Salem News Channel. There was a possible terror attack that
Speaker 1: was sported at the UFC event at the White House.
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden admits that the laptop was in fact, his
Speaker 1: studies show that had Americans known about the laptop, there's
Speaker 1: no way Biden would have been elacked in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: assuming he was elecked in twenty twenty. Hilbry Clinton criticizes
Speaker 1: the UFC event at the White House, says it's our house.
Speaker 1: In other words, it's not dignified. After eight years of
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton in the White House with his various antics.
Speaker 1: If I were the first lady, I would be sitting
Speaker 1: that one out all of this and more. And I'm
Speaker 1: Larry Older. I mean to you from the Relief Factor studio,
Speaker 1: don't forget your Relief Factor eight hundred four, Relief eight
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Speaker 1: dot com. Now this is interesting. Gavin Newsome cuts a
Speaker 1: four minute video complaining about how he's being targeted by
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump administration. He and his wife. Here's a problem.
Speaker 1: The investigation he's complaining about began during the Biden administration,
Speaker 1: as confirmed by the senior legal analyst on CNN, Ilie
Speaker 1: Hanig number nineteen.
Speaker 27: Well, based on what we know right now, Caitlin, I
Speaker 27: think there's serious reason to doubt the narrative that's being
Speaker 27: offered by Gavin Newsom, which is that he is being
Speaker 27: specifically targeted by Donald Trump for political retribution.
Speaker 9: Now, to be sure, it.
Speaker 27: Is a fact that this administration has done that time
Speaker 27: and again, from Letitia James to Jim Comey, to Jerome
Speaker 27: Powell to Mark Kelly on down the line. But based
Speaker 27: on the facts we know here, we don't know everything,
Speaker 27: it does not appear that that's what's happening here. First
Speaker 27: of all, very importantly, as Paula said, the reporting is
Speaker 27: that this investigation did not initiate from Donald Trump or
Speaker 27: even from prosecutors in DC. So not from Pam Bondi
Speaker 27: when she was ag not from Todd Blanche.
Speaker 1: It wasn't initiated by Trump, wasn't even initiated in DC.
Speaker 1: But the Only Times has this following headline, Newsom seeks
Speaker 1: political advantage in probe. He says Trump ordered, Trump didn't order.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. Let's hear Eli haunting again number nineteen.
Speaker 27: Well, based on what we know right now, Caitlin, I
Speaker 27: think there's a serious reason to doubt the narrative that's
Speaker 27: being offered by Gavin Newsom, which is that he is
Speaker 27: being specifically targeted by Donald Trump for political retribution. Now,
Speaker 27: to be sure, it is a fact that this administration
Speaker 27: has done that time and again, from Letitia James to
Speaker 27: Jim Comey, to Jerome Powell to Mark Kelly on down
Speaker 27: the line. But based on the facts we know here,
Speaker 27: we don't know everything, it does not appear that that's
Speaker 27: what's happening here. First of all, very importantly, as Paula said,
Speaker 27: the reporting is that this investigation did not initiate from
Speaker 27: Donald Trump or even from prosecutors in DC. So not
Speaker 27: from Pam Bondi when she was ag not from Todd Blanche.
Speaker 1: This is the Associated Press headline. California Governor Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: says Trump's Justice Department is investigating him and his wife.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump isn't just coming after me because of my
Speaker 1: mean tweets. Newsom said, she's coming after me because I'm
Speaker 1: considering running for president because he hates that I've been
Speaker 1: consistently calling him out over and over and again for
Speaker 1: his lies and deceit. Again. The Associated Press quote that investigation,
Speaker 1: which was launched by President Joe Biden's Justice Department, has
Speaker 1: expanded to include other staff. The person familiar with the
Speaker 1: matter said, end of quote. Donald Trump's coming after me,
Speaker 1: not what the Associated Press said. That's not what CNN says.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats are saying, this is California House Member Rocanna,
Speaker 1: number twenty nine.
Speaker 28: They should leave Jennifer Newsom out of this. I mean,
Speaker 28: she's an advocate for women and girls. I don't like
Speaker 28: when people come after folks, families, and here you don't
Speaker 28: have any credibility with the Trump Justice Department. They have
Speaker 28: engaged in retribution against Adam Schiff, They've engaged in retribution
Speaker 28: against Komy. They have no credibility in the release of
Speaker 28: the Epstein files, which Thomas Massey and I have been pushing.
Speaker 28: You had JD Vance and Pambondi orchestrating a cover up
Speaker 28: on that. So the fact is, in this country, we
Speaker 28: shouldn't be politicizing the Justice Department.
Speaker 1: We shouldn't be politicizing the Justice Department. You're politicizing it
Speaker 1: by claiming falsely that E've being investigated because of Trump.
Speaker 1: He's not the only one. Kamala Harris number forty five.
Speaker 29: I've predicted just about everything that has happened with this administration.
Speaker 29: I don't say I told you so. That's kind of obnoxious.
Speaker 29: I don't say it. But the reality is many of
Speaker 29: us predicted and it didn't require much creative thought because
Speaker 29: he told us most of what we knew would happened,
Speaker 29: including that he would go after his political enemies using
Speaker 29: the Department of Justice. I am so I am not
Speaker 29: surprised that he may be using the Department of Justice
Speaker 29: to go after a political enemy in the current governor
Speaker 29: of California. And this is why I do believe this
Speaker 29: upon many other examples of what is essentially you're going
Speaker 29: to ask me questions about the current president. I'm going
Speaker 29: to be candid what is essentially the most callous, corrupt,
Speaker 29: and incompetent presidential administration America's they've experienced. And for that reason,
Speaker 29: I have no question or doubt that we will win
Speaker 29: the mid terms, and it will be a result of
Speaker 29: people of every background and political association who will contribute
Speaker 29: to that outcome. I mentioned.
Speaker 1: Now regarding the event that was held this past weekend
Speaker 1: at the White House, Hillary Clinton slammed it says the
Speaker 1: White House is not his house, it's our house. Quote
Speaker 1: remember during today's literal cage match on the White House grounds.
Speaker 1: No matter what, it's not his house, it's our house.
Speaker 1: Get a hat, coaster or sticker to support groups and
Speaker 1: candidates who will respect the form and function of the
Speaker 1: people's House. Can you believe she wrote this? So I
Speaker 1: went back saw a couple of articles about the how
Speaker 1: can I put it? Phone sex conversation that her husband,
Speaker 1: when he was in the White House, engaged with Monica Lewinsky. Quote.
Speaker 1: We're both aware of the volume, and sometimes I bit
Speaker 1: my hand, So I wouldn't make any noise. According to
Speaker 1: Monica Lewinsky, the President put his hand over her mouth
Speaker 1: during a sexual encounter to keep her quiet. While the
Speaker 1: President continued talking on the phone. Miss Winsky understood the
Speaker 1: caller was a member of Congress or a senator. She performed, well,
Speaker 1: it won't be too graphic. At one point, the President
Speaker 1: inserted a cigar. Well, I think you get the point.
Speaker 1: It just seems to me if I were the former
Speaker 1: first Lady, the last thing I would say is that
Speaker 1: President Trump has degraded the dignity of the White House
Speaker 1: given what happened during the eight years when she and
Speaker 1: her husband the very same residents. You have got to
Speaker 1: be kidding me. Now, you know that a fighter said
Speaker 1: something to the effect that Michelle Obama is a man,
Speaker 1: or is a guy, or something to that effect. And
Speaker 1: here's what CNN's Abbie Phillip said about at number eighteen.
Speaker 2: Before making that comment. He won his fight and gifted
Speaker 2: Donald Trump a necklace, complimenting the President for quote having
Speaker 2: the to host a fight at the White House. And
Speaker 2: while the UFC CEO Dana White called the comments nasty
Speaker 2: and false, dismissing them as nonsense, the White House has
Speaker 2: remained silent on the incident. In response to an inquiry
Speaker 2: from CNN's Jake Tapper, the White House Communications Director Stephen
Speaker 2: Chong said that Hokit had a great win last night.
Speaker 2: Officials declined to respond when pressed by Tapper. How shameful
Speaker 2: is it that Dana White has to be the one
Speaker 2: to say it's false and it's terrible, and the White House.
Speaker 1: Kept How shameful is it that Dana White has to
Speaker 1: be the one to say it is false? Well, maybe
Speaker 1: the fact that Michelle Obama has two kids might have
Speaker 1: dispelled the notion that she is not a female. Maybe
Speaker 1: that has some Maybe I have a little something to
Speaker 1: do with it. Again, I am not at all applauding
Speaker 1: proving what this fighter said about Michelle Obama. But when
Speaker 1: you consider the things that have been said about President
Speaker 1: Trump and about Millennia, and about how they allegedly met
Speaker 1: through Jeffrey Epstein, which is not true, I think you
Speaker 1: ought to just calmed down a little bit. By the way,
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Speaker 1: I Am Larry Yelder. We are Salem News Channel a
Speaker 1: big national security breach apparently taken place, a tape recording
Speaker 1: of conversation that took place in the situation room where
Speaker 1: you're not even supposed to bring in a pen let
Speaker 1: alone coming to tape a conversation. And apparently there was
Speaker 1: a plot to target President Trump at this UFC event
Speaker 1: that he had at the White House. All of this
Speaker 1: and more Triple eight ninety seven one sage Nancy is
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia. Nancy. Always nice to.
Speaker 17: Hear from you, Hi, Larry. You know, Larry, I've just
Speaker 17: soon waiting for the opportunity to make this comment. I
Speaker 17: personally believe that everything going on right now in terms
Speaker 17: of politics. I don't care if it's the Iran war
Speaker 17: or anything else. I believe what it is is a
Speaker 17: setup by the Clinton world and Hillary in particular, for
Speaker 17: her to be able to run for president once again.
Speaker 17: She will never give up that dream for power. She says,
Speaker 17: the White House is our house. No, she thinks it's
Speaker 17: her house. Remember she stole the furniture from the house.
Speaker 17: She thinks, yes.
Speaker 1: Okay, Nancy, Nancy, she'll be eighty years old in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight.
Speaker 17: Doesn't matter. She looks at Trump, isn't he eighty.
Speaker 1: Exactly, and they're saying he's too old.
Speaker 17: How old is Nancy Pelosi? How old are all of
Speaker 17: her best buddies in Congress, who, by the way, has
Speaker 17: the FBI files on all of them that she had
Speaker 17: when she was only married to the first black president,
Speaker 17: her husband, Bill Clinton. She's going to step it. She's
Speaker 17: going to say all those radicals, they're all being funded
Speaker 17: by George Soros and her second daughter, Huma Abadeen, married
Speaker 17: Alex Soros. They have a plan in advance. They plan
Speaker 17: things foreign advance. It's about the next presidential election, then
Speaker 17: the upcoming midterm. Who cares, Okay, it's the presidential election.
Speaker 17: Remember they spent years in advance planning their insurance policy,
Speaker 17: the Russia collusion hoax in case Trump won the election.
Speaker 17: Hell has to know fury like a Hillary scorned, She's
Speaker 17: gonna run open her mouth to her face is all redone.
Speaker 17: She looks younger and younger. She doesn't have to have
Speaker 17: her face redone for no reason at all, only because
Speaker 17: she wants to look younger. Like Bill told her, you
Speaker 17: better look younger if you want to run.
Speaker 1: So she's gonna so, So she's gonna They're gonna clear
Speaker 1: the field for her. It's not gonna be Gavin Newton.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be JB. Prisker, is not gonna be
Speaker 1: uh uh Budha Judge, is not gonna be Wes Moore.
Speaker 17: No, No, those people can all run, and she's gonna
Speaker 17: step in, and she's gonna say, I'm the reasonable, rational,
Speaker 17: you know, feel your pain, moderate person, and I'm going
Speaker 17: to care about all those old ladies that what's her name,
Speaker 17: the mayor over there in California, Karen, Beth, Karen be
Speaker 17: old women who were single. It's going to be women, women,
Speaker 17: old women, young women, all women vote for Hillary, the
Speaker 17: first woman.
Speaker 3: She thought of it that he'll that Kamala was never.
Speaker 17: Going to be the first woman president. She undercaught her,
Speaker 17: like you can't believe, because no way was Kamala you know,
Speaker 17: word salad queen there going to take over from Ivy
Speaker 17: League educated Hillary, who's wanted that job from the day
Speaker 17: she was born.
Speaker 1: Well, Nancy, we've heard it from Nancy in Philadelphia. He'll
Speaker 1: be Clinton is going to be the nominee of the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party in twenty twenty eight. She will be eighty
Speaker 1: years old. She was stumbling the last time she ran,
Speaker 1: We'll see, you know, stranger things have happened. I certainly
Speaker 1: believe that she's always wanted to be president, and as
Speaker 1: she had the energy and felt that she had a
Speaker 1: way of getting there. I think that you're right, which
Speaker 1: means she'd be almost ninety years old when she finishes
Speaker 1: her second term, assuming she got reelected. All right, let's
Speaker 1: talk about the Biden DOJ. Remember they went after all
Speaker 1: these parents at school board meetings. If some new documents
Speaker 1: obtained from the America First Legal in its lawsuit, turns
Speaker 1: out that one top DOJ official about the targeting of
Speaker 1: parents at school board meetings wrote this, I don't think
Speaker 1: it's possible to state how strongly I object to this.
Speaker 1: It will completely and totally nuke our election threat efforts
Speaker 1: and will damage the reputation of the public Integrity section
Speaker 1: into the bargain. It's like they're affirmatively trying to make
Speaker 1: this thing not work and look political. Also, the National
Speaker 1: Sheriff's Association reached out to officials and said, we've quote
Speaker 1: not heard any concerns about threats to local school boards.
Speaker 1: It would it would have been nice to give us
Speaker 1: a heads up quote quote before you talked about targeting
Speaker 1: parents at school board meetings. So apparently there was a
Speaker 1: lot of people within the Biden DOJ that thought this
Speaker 1: was horse bleap. The Biden DOJ did it anyway. Now
Speaker 1: there's an investigation into the possibility of election fraud in
Speaker 1: California voting US attorney for this district bill, as Saley
Speaker 1: said this number fifteen.
Speaker 18: One thing is, you know, there's a lot of talking
Speaker 18: to media that there's no evidence of photo frauds. So
Speaker 18: we just wanted to be very clear about that that
Speaker 18: there is evidence and in fact, we charged the case
Speaker 18: just last month of an individual who was paying homeless
Speaker 18: people to register to vote with fictitious information. So that's
Speaker 18: not a theory. There is evidence of voter fraud. And
Speaker 18: what I've said is that we have other similar, multiple
Speaker 18: investigations that are ongoing under long standing DOJ rwles. We
Speaker 18: can't discuss the specifics of any investigation, but they are
Speaker 18: ongoing and I do believe they will result in criminal
Speaker 18: charges in the near future.
Speaker 30: Okay, are you able to say if, like any one governmental,
Speaker 30: state or local agency is under investigation by your office, So.
Speaker 18: We don't ever discuss who's under investigation or what the
Speaker 18: nature of the investigation is, and that's to protect mainly
Speaker 18: innocent people in case we don't end up charging them,
Speaker 18: but also the integrity of the investigation. What I have
Speaker 18: said is we will follow the evidence wherever it goes.
Speaker 18: And we have various investigations at various stages. So some
Speaker 18: of them are more developed and they're ready to charge,
Speaker 18: Others are brand new and being worked up. And we
Speaker 18: are getting tips every day from the public of potential
Speaker 18: leads of new cases. So there's a lot of things
Speaker 18: going on. It's not just one case, there are multiple cases.
Speaker 18: I think sort of the question you're getting to Ashley
Speaker 18: and a lot of reporters will ask, is is this
Speaker 18: widespread fraud? How spread is it? And I think that's
Speaker 18: really the question we're trying to answer. I don't have
Speaker 18: an answer for that because those require intense investigations, and
Speaker 18: so what I can say right now is is there
Speaker 18: evidence of fraud?
Speaker 1: Yes, there are.
Speaker 18: Are they just multiple isolated incidences or is there some
Speaker 18: bigger connection to the two that's under investigation and we're
Speaker 18: going to get to the bottom of that. But I
Speaker 18: just what I don't understand is the resistance from leaders,
Speaker 18: elected officials and the media to resist looking into these claims.
Speaker 18: And so we're not pre judging anything, we're not concluding anything.
Speaker 18: All I've said is office is taking this seriously or
Speaker 18: if all the evidence wherever it goes, there are investigations,
Speaker 18: they will result in charges. And we'd like to get
Speaker 18: to the bottom of how widespread this goes. And you
Speaker 18: know that's also why we're calling for an audit. I
Speaker 18: think the audit is the best way to reassure the
Speaker 18: public that there isn't widespread fraud. And that's something that
Speaker 18: we've demanded the State of California comply with.
Speaker 1: But so far they now that has to do with
Speaker 1: voter fraud. What about homelessness fraud? Stick around for that.
Speaker 1: I'm Larry Elder. Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple
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Speaker 1: am Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel. Steve Hilton
Speaker 1: also said when he becomes governor of California, exposing fraud
Speaker 1: will be one of his top priorities. Number six.
Speaker 31: Well, it's very important that we find the waste in
Speaker 31: all government budgets, because they've doubled the budget in the
Speaker 31: state of California in the last ten years, nearly we
Speaker 31: have the highest taxes in the country. One of the
Speaker 31: best ways of dealing with the affordability crisis, getting more
Speaker 31: money in people's pockets is for the government to take
Speaker 31: less out in the first place.
Speaker 1: So how do you do that.
Speaker 31: You have to reduce spending. What's the priority for reducing spending?
Speaker 31: Cutting out the waste in the budgets that is going
Speaker 31: to the wrong places, not to its intended purpose. So
Speaker 31: this whole story is going to be central actually to
Speaker 31: making our state califordable, finding the places where the money
Speaker 31: is not going.
Speaker 1: To where it should be going.
Speaker 31: And so it's a top priority for me, and that's
Speaker 31: the way we actually start to get taxes down in California.
Speaker 1: This brings us to fraud in homelessness. This is US
Speaker 1: Attorney Bill A. Staley again, number eleven. This is one
Speaker 1: of my biggest priorities.
Speaker 26: When I got in, we made the Homeless Fraud and
Speaker 26: Corruption Task Force, and we said we're going to look
Speaker 26: for every dollar because agencies like LASSA.
Speaker 9: They're unable to account for it.
Speaker 26: They can't tell you where the money went.
Speaker 1: So within a.
Speaker 26: Matter of months we found out a lot of money
Speaker 26: was stolen we've charged almost one hundred million dollars in fraud.
Speaker 26: There's a guy, mister Suffer, which was covered on Fox News.
Speaker 26: He was supposed to be responsible for housing three hundred
Speaker 26: homeless people. He used the money to buy a home
Speaker 26: in Westwood and a home in Greece and to vacation
Speaker 26: at the Four Seasons. People are stealing the money and
Speaker 26: agencies like LAS are supposed to provide the oversight to
Speaker 26: make sure that doesn't happen. But everyone's making so much
Speaker 26: money off.
Speaker 1: This they don't care.
Speaker 26: The gravy train just keeps coming.
Speaker 1: Yep. The DOJ announced charges today against five men for
Speaker 1: an alleged plot to carry out a tearror attack to
Speaker 1: kill Trump, government officials and others at that UFC event
Speaker 1: at the White House. I FBI launch an investigation to
Speaker 1: the plot. Identified a group of people made arrest this
Speaker 1: weekend in Ohio, Missouri, Nebraska, and in California, number forty
Speaker 1: four a.
Speaker 16: Few days ago. This was four days before the UFC fight.
Speaker 16: We want to show some images. The first image I
Speaker 16: believe that we're going to show is a rifle that
Speaker 16: belonged to her son, according to authorities. The other is
Speaker 16: a screen grab several screen grabs showing aerial images and
Speaker 16: maps of the Washington, DC area and discussing where snipers
Speaker 16: possibly would be related to the White House. This is
Speaker 16: all evidence that is posted on an official court docket
Speaker 16: right now, an official government document. But I will say
Speaker 16: nineteen year old Tyson Propper's mother called police after she
Speaker 16: was concerned about his purchases and communications with people online.
Speaker 16: It then led them to conversations that he allegedly had
Speaker 16: with someone named Brian Roa and Michael Thomas in southern California.
Speaker 16: They appeared yesterday before a federal judge.
Speaker 9: Were also told.
Speaker 16: That there is a suspect in Nebraska and one in
Speaker 16: Missouri as well. So what we're being told here, Kaylee
Speaker 16: and everyone on the couch is that this alleged plot
Speaker 16: consistent of a plan to have drones that were actually
Speaker 16: armed with some type of firepower go and attack buildings
Speaker 16: around the White House, and once people left, they were
Speaker 16: going to have snipers nearby attacking some of the people leaving.
Speaker 16: This was a serious plot. The FBI, the Secret Service
Speaker 16: investigating this right now. And as you heard the deputy
Speaker 16: director of the Secret Service right there say that they
Speaker 16: believe there are more people out there right now, though,
Speaker 16: five people facing these charges, and it's incredible to go
Speaker 16: through these documents and see what happened. But it appears
Speaker 16: that it was this nineteen year old's mother in Ohio
Speaker 16: who really spilled the beans on this entire case by
Speaker 16: letting people know that she had some concerns about her
Speaker 16: son Kayley.
Speaker 1: Now regarding this event at the White House, Obama had
Speaker 1: parties at the White House, private parties involving a lot
Speaker 1: of celebrities. Nobody had a problem with that. I'mber forty six.
Speaker 10: What is and what is true is we had some
Speaker 10: good parties at the White House. There's I mean, part
Speaker 10: of it is the fact that, you know, we had
Speaker 10: amazing people like Bruce who were willing to play. And
Speaker 10: it turns out that folks, if they're at a good party,
Speaker 10: they don't want to go home, even when it's the
Speaker 10: White House. So so it would go late sometimes. Oh yeah,
Speaker 10: And people misbehaved in ways I would not have expected.
Speaker 10: Under the portrait of George Washington and Martha Washington.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? People misbehaved in ways I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have thought into the portraits of George and Martha
Speaker 1: Washington but apparently that's not much of a problem you did.
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Speaker 1: We are at Staling NewsChannel. Remember the fifty former US
Speaker 1: intelligence officials, including CIA director John Brennan, signing a public
Speaker 1: letter claiming that the Hunter Biden laptop had quote all
Speaker 1: the classic earmarks of a Russian disinformation operation close quote.
Speaker 1: Biden effectively used that into debate against Donald Trump Number
Speaker 1: forty seven.
Speaker 4: Don't give me the stuff about how you're this innocent
Speaker 4: baby Joe.
Speaker 9: They're calling you a corrupt politician. No, President Trump.
Speaker 32: I want to stay on the issue of race.
Speaker 15: We're talking about last shop from Hell.
Speaker 19: President Trump, were talking about race right now, and I
Speaker 19: do want to stay on the issue of race, President Trump.
Speaker 9: You just respond to that.
Speaker 33: Look, there are fifty former national intelligence folks who said
Speaker 33: that what this he's accusing me of is a Russian plant.
Speaker 33: They have said that this has all the four five
Speaker 33: former heads of the CIA, both parties say what he's
Speaker 33: saying is a bunch of garbage. Nobody believes it except
Speaker 33: them his and his good friend Rudy Gilli.
Speaker 9: You mean the laptop is now another Russia. Russia, Russia,
Speaker 9: hopes you.
Speaker 33: That's exactly what this is, way exactly.
Speaker 9: What this is.
Speaker 4: Where he's going theop is Russia.
Speaker 32: I want to stay on the issue of race.
Speaker 9: You have to kid. Here we go again with the Russia.
Speaker 1: Now, Hunter Biden is on Gavin Newsom's podcast, which he
Speaker 1: has time to do since California is in such great shape.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said, number forty eight.
Speaker 34: What happened was is that the only thing that the
Speaker 34: laptop proved quote unquote laptop, hard drive, iCloud hack, whatever
Speaker 34: you want to call it. The only thing approved is
Speaker 34: that I was a degenerate crackhead doing degenerate crackhead things.
Speaker 1: So admitting that the laptop is his fifty former intelligence
Speaker 1: officials write this letter. Biden uses it in their twenty
Speaker 1: twenty debate. By the Way One poll says three quarters
Speaker 1: Americans believed that the FBI and the intelligence community deliberately
Speaker 1: misled the public. Seventy four percent, eight and ten say
Speaker 1: that a truthful interpretation of the laptop story would have
Speaker 1: likely changed the outcome of the election in Trump's favor.
Speaker 1: Fifty one percent gave the media a failing grade d
Speaker 1: or f for their coverage of the topic of the
Speaker 1: laptop that alone would remove any doubt about who won
Speaker 1: the election. In twenty twenty, Karen Bass promised zero tolerance
Speaker 1: for fraud, but a federal judge says the LA Homeless
Speaker 1: Agency committed obvious fraud number.
Speaker 35: Ten, saying is if you cut off the money, you're
Speaker 35: really hurting the people that it's most needed for. I
Speaker 35: just want to share this, she says Mayor Bass is
Speaker 35: a statement from her office. Mayor Bass two has grave
Speaker 35: concerns about LASA and zero tolerance for mismanagement and negligence,
Speaker 35: which is why she previously directed the city to evaluate
Speaker 35: how to move away from the agency. It goes on
Speaker 35: to say this threatening federal funds does nothing to house
Speaker 35: people and jeopardizes the progress Mayor Bass has led to
Speaker 35: reduce homelessness for two years in a row after it
Speaker 35: only went up in Los Angeles for years. Ultimately, people will.
Speaker 9: Lose their lives.
Speaker 35: And yet we can point chapter and verse to fraud
Speaker 35: and mismanagement, and frankly, it's your taxpayer money, it's my
Speaker 35: taxpayer money. And if the State of California wants to
Speaker 35: sort of fill the gap, they can do that right,
Speaker 35: they can.
Speaker 32: Kevin, they should use their own money to do it.
Speaker 32: And at the end of the day, that's still taxpayer
Speaker 32: money because you're looking at federal and state dollars. This
Speaker 32: is a bigger issue though. Karen Bass said she had
Speaker 32: a zero tolerance policy for fraud. Just in January, twenty
Speaker 32: three million dollars was swindled by a contractor for homelessness
Speaker 32: funds and she specifically said zero tolerance policy. So where
Speaker 32: is that policy today when you have a federal judge
Speaker 32: saying there is mismanagement through this middle management company. They're
Speaker 32: not managing the funds correctly. There's fraud there. She's throwing
Speaker 32: up her arms and she's saying, don't trust what the
Speaker 32: judge is saying, don't trust the evidence, don't trust the investigations.
Speaker 32: Give us the money. How is that actually helping the
Speaker 32: American taxpayer today? Or California And she's in the race
Speaker 32: of her life for her seat as a mayor, right
Speaker 32: to think about what she's doing. She's actually setting up
Speaker 32: California for failure. And there's fraud rampant across the country.
Speaker 32: So we have to do a better job of demanding protocols.
Speaker 35: But let me just share this really quickly. I would
Speaker 35: just want to follow up on something that Caroline said,
Speaker 35: and this was really what hits home for me. We're
Speaker 35: talking about billions of dollars and it's not just California.
Speaker 35: This is something that you have tracked all over the country.
Speaker 35: This is why your fellow Buckuy, the Vice President, is
Speaker 35: so important in this battle for fraud. We have got
Speaker 35: to do something because it's not just isolated to the
Speaker 35: homeless circum circumstance in Los Angeles. This is something that's
Speaker 35: impacting all of us each and every day and if
Speaker 35: we don't get a handle on it. In fact, I've
Speaker 35: heard and read Stephen Miller say, listen, we could probably
Speaker 35: solve our debt problem if we could get a handle
Speaker 35: on this.
Speaker 32: We could, Kevin, and I'll tell you it's in red
Speaker 32: states too. In Ohio, we finally had the National Fraud
Speaker 32: Task Force there last week, finally hurt our pleas there
Speaker 32: we have massive home health care fraud from the Nepali brute,
Speaker 32: Bootanese and Somalian community talking millions to billions of dollars,
Speaker 32: and nobody's paying attention because it's pay now, verify later,
Speaker 32: and that system doesn't work. So what Colin MacDonald, the
Speaker 32: Assistant Attorney General under JD. Vance's direction, is doing is
Speaker 32: we're going to detect.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 32: He's going to knock on your door at six am
Speaker 32: to tell every fraudster every single penny counts. If it's
Speaker 32: welfare and it's not intended for you, we're going to
Speaker 32: find you. And that's a national wake up call for
Speaker 32: every welfare program. It doesn't matter what your politics are.
Speaker 32: We need political will today from leaders because it's.
Speaker 1: Lacking, burning through almost a billion dollars, forty three thousand
Speaker 1: homeless people in Los Angeles number nine.
Speaker 36: Look at Call four number one. Here the costs there
Speaker 36: are forty three thousand homeless people in Los Angeles, costs
Speaker 36: about twenty one thousand per person to give them services,
Speaker 36: a nine hundred and fifty three million dollars total budget.
Speaker 36: And then you look at the total budget that has
Speaker 36: been unaccounted for. Thirty seven million dollars is somewhere out there.
Speaker 36: I mean, that is a ton of money. And we've
Speaker 36: gotten to the point where apparently La County has said
Speaker 36: that they're not going to fund this agency anymore. Yet
Speaker 36: Karen Vass is defending it.
Speaker 5: Well, she's defending anything when it comes to trying to
Speaker 5: fight against Donald Trump's administration. Right, that's how politicized things
Speaker 5: have gotten, even when it comes to solving a crisis
Speaker 5: like homelessness, which you would think everybody want solved. Look,
Speaker 5: I saw this story and I'm thinking to myself, this
Speaker 5: is twenty sixteen all over again. It's Donald Trump saying
Speaker 5: vote for me because you don't like the all talk,
Speaker 5: no action folks that have been around forever. And then
Speaker 5: the more that I read the story, the more I
Speaker 5: realize this is infinitely worse. They're not all talk, no action.
Speaker 5: There are plenty of talk and plenty of action in
Speaker 5: terms of actually stealing the funds. I mean, a judge
Speaker 5: actually already concluded that they committed obvious fraud in this.
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Speaker 1: British conservative commentators. If Trump is right about how Europe
Speaker 1: is destroying itself with all of this illegal immigration.
Speaker 23: Number four, You see the United States actually calling for
Speaker 23: action against illegal migration, and President Trump is one hundred
Speaker 23: percent right. Europe will destroy itself unless it takes real
Speaker 23: action to end all illegal migration. And of course they
Speaker 23: deport all of the illegal migrants across across Europe, and
Speaker 23: President Trump rightly is concerned about the future of Western civilization.
Speaker 23: This is exactly what is at state. European countries are
Speaker 23: rotting from the inside out after decades of mass migration
Speaker 23: and illegal migration, and Europe will be literally destroyed in
Speaker 23: the coming decades unless action is taken now to secure borders,
Speaker 23: to deport illegal migrant and follow the example set by
Speaker 23: President Trump, who has secured the US a southern border
Speaker 23: actually just in a matter of months. Can this can
Speaker 23: be done with the right leadership? And the United States
Speaker 23: is certainly leading on the world stage right now in
Speaker 23: terms of advancing a secure boarding borders and ending, of
Speaker 23: course the scourge of illegal migration.
Speaker 1: Liz trust is the former Conservative British Prime Minister Number thirty.
Speaker 26: Five, and you would agree that this leftist experiment in
Speaker 26: multiculturalism has failed, not.
Speaker 10: Only in the UK but here in America. It's failed
Speaker 10: in the West.
Speaker 37: Well, we're saying the same thing in America that we're
Speaker 37: seeing in Britain. We're seeing left wing politicians wanting to
Speaker 37: encourage immigration do essentially undermine the basis of our society
Speaker 37: and undermine the basis of Western civilization. People who don't
Speaker 37: support our values, and that is what they want to achieve.
Speaker 37: They want to undermine the family, they want to undermine
Speaker 37: the nation state. They want to open borders, they want
Speaker 37: progressive ideology like transgender ideology. People in Britain are saying,
Speaker 37: we've had enough of this. We want to hear the
Speaker 37: truth about what's happening in our country. And the reaction
Speaker 37: by Kiir Starmer is to arrest those people and put
Speaker 37: them in jail. And that's what we've seen falling. It's
Speaker 37: completely against what our country stands for.
Speaker 1: And how about that man UK has a sign trans
Speaker 1: flag if mental illness, just standing there during a gay
Speaker 1: pride parade and he gets arrested for fomenting assent, fomenting
Speaker 1: hate and anger. They don't have something over there called
Speaker 1: the First Amendment. The don't have something over there called
Speaker 1: the Second Amendment. Can you imagine being arrested, rolling up
Speaker 1: and signs saying trans flag will's middle illness and being
Speaker 1: taken off and thrown in jail. That's what happened. Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seventy one s A g E is our number.
Speaker 1: Let's do this again tomorrow. Don't be late. God bless
Speaker 1: what can I say mabou mic has been dropped all
Speaker 1: across America.
Speaker 3: That's enough.
Speaker 1: Put down the mic, the Larry Elder.
Speaker 4: Show in your money as in yours
Speaker 29: So while you are on LGH,