Speaker 1: Ready to break the narrative, get the real story with
Speaker 1: no filters and no apologies, cut through the noise with
Speaker 1: real conversation, real conviction, and real news. It's time for
Speaker 1: truth without spin. It's the Alex Marlowe Show with those.
Speaker 2: This is the Alex marlow Show. And I'm glad you're here,
Speaker 2: and I'm glad I'm here. I gotta tell you know
Speaker 2: how badly I want to do this show hour and
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes in traffic in the studio today it is
Speaker 2: a hey, look, this is why people just make fun
Speaker 2: of me for living in southern California. I understand it.
Speaker 2: I mean, we all think about how could we put
Speaker 2: ourselves through this? But I'll tell you why for a
Speaker 2: national show. I was surprised, though, the people in the
Speaker 2: five Freeway didn't part ways because they knew how a
Speaker 2: big show to do. Today, we've got a lot of
Speaker 2: affordability news. We got some inflation data that is pretty good.
Speaker 2: I'm going to break that down for you. Get a
Speaker 2: lot of immigration clips. As the left continue to melt
Speaker 2: down over the fact that President Trump has seen a
Speaker 2: clear pathway to I think score a lot of political
Speaker 2: points with voters when it comes to immigration. But I'm
Speaker 2: going to start with some sad news today. Scott Adams
Speaker 2: passed away sixty eight years old, most famed as the
Speaker 2: Dilbert creator, but really did a lot of other interesting
Speaker 2: stuff with his life, which is what interests me the
Speaker 2: most about him. He even co wrote a book with
Speaker 2: my friend and colleague Joel Pollock, who worked for me
Speaker 2: at Bright Part over a decade. He's at the California
Speaker 2: Post Now. I will do an additional podcast with Joel,
Speaker 2: who's also a Middle East expert, so I'll talk about
Speaker 2: his friendship with Scott, and we'll also talk about the
Speaker 2: Middle East, where he's was my guy there for many
Speaker 2: years of Bright Part. So that will be on the
Speaker 2: podcast feed. I can't recommend it enough. We're putting out
Speaker 2: additional shows wherever you get your podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Rumble Apple,
Speaker 2: so we'll talk to him about that. But one thing
Speaker 2: that's interesting about Scott is how I just love the
Speaker 2: way he lived his life with so much vigor, and
Speaker 2: he was someone who has put himself out there a lot.
Speaker 2: He had a popular podcast called Scot Coffee with Scott
Speaker 2: Adams that he would do every morning. It was sort
Speaker 2: of ubiquitous in my feed on X the Everything app.
Speaker 2: He was an early adopter to Trump. He was someone
Speaker 2: who understood Trump from the start, and part of what
Speaker 2: he understood about him was that Trump is so persuasive,
Speaker 2: and that was what he keyed on, keyed in on
Speaker 2: with Trump as a media figure himself, as someone who
Speaker 2: had not only created the Dilbert cartoon but had also
Speaker 2: been on lots of television shows and things like that,
Speaker 2: he saw Trump's ability to connect with people and persuade
Speaker 2: them on certain issues. And he did things not just
Speaker 2: podcasting and comic strips and writing books, of which I've
Speaker 2: read several of his books. They're all very very good
Speaker 2: and lots of wisdom and insight, but he even did
Speaker 2: stuff like he invented something called the Dill burrito, where yes,
Speaker 2: he came up with a burrito that he thought would
Speaker 2: be perhaps the only food item you would need to eat.
Speaker 2: It was like a full nutritional thing where if you
Speaker 2: could just eat this burrito, then that would be all
Speaker 2: you would need. And he'd create these systems. He talked
Speaker 2: about the concept of systems a lot, where he thought
Speaker 2: that he was able to live his best life by
Speaker 2: trying to dial in his mechanisms of being able to
Speaker 2: optimize success and efficiency. And I just think that's so
Speaker 2: good because for me, when I have my best ideas,
Speaker 2: it's when the things in my life are not interfering,
Speaker 2: they're not intruding on my ability to think clearly. And
Speaker 2: he thought one of the keys to that I was
Speaker 2: having a clear nutrition plan and exercise regimen and work
Speaker 2: schedule and all of these systems. And he recommended is
Speaker 2: something that I used in my personal life because I
Speaker 2: heard it from him first. And of course, a very funny,
Speaker 2: insightful guy who was bold about predicting things about Trump
Speaker 2: and offered a lot of wisdom and insight. And he'd
Speaker 2: a terminal cancer. I think it was prostate cancer that
Speaker 2: was metastatic, and he had been warning his followers since
Speaker 2: last summer that this is close to the end. But
Speaker 2: he is someone who's going to be a massive loss
Speaker 2: for the conservative movement and the Trump movement in particular.
Speaker 2: President Trump was already put out a nice statement on
Speaker 2: his behalf. I was told that President Trump was communicating
Speaker 2: with him repeatedly throughout his last day here. But terrible
Speaker 2: news that I caught in the car on the way in.
Speaker 2: And I will tell you that he is someone that
Speaker 2: we can all learn a lot from. So and this
Speaker 2: is part of the reason why books are so valuable,
Speaker 2: and also creating art is valuable these things last, So
Speaker 2: any of his books I think would be pretty good
Speaker 2: to check out because he a lot. He was ahead
Speaker 2: of the curve in a lot of things, including Trump
Speaker 2: and I'm sure you'll pick up some wisdom and insight.
Speaker 2: But God rest in peace to Scott Adams. I will
Speaker 2: tell you one thing that's also interesting about Scott. At
Speaker 2: the very end, he was an atheist all his life,
Speaker 2: but apparently, according to reports, he accepted Jesus Christ as
Speaker 2: Lord and savior to a degree at the end. He
Speaker 2: said it was a value calculation. He said, in a
Speaker 2: very Scot Adam sort of way, that the value proposition
Speaker 2: was much better for him if he chose to accept
Speaker 2: Jesus at the last moments of his life, even though
Speaker 2: he had said flat out I'm not a believer, and
Speaker 2: I don't know why he added that classification or qualification,
Speaker 2: but noteworthy in that he did see what many of
Speaker 2: us see, which is that true path to heaven is
Speaker 2: accepting Jesus as your Lord and savior. So hopefully that's
Speaker 2: where Scott is today and an incredible legacy, and that's
Speaker 2: one thing that we should all strive for, is to
Speaker 2: have a legacy. When you leave, the people can say
Speaker 2: things that you should really take a look at what
Speaker 2: this guy said or stood for or did created, because
Speaker 2: that is what it's all about for me. I mean,
Speaker 2: it starts with family, which he had children I know
Speaker 2: as well, but then it goes to your career as well.
Speaker 2: So a great American and he will be missed. Okay,
Speaker 2: next thing up, I will say I mentioned this inflation
Speaker 2: data that we got. We've got a whole bunch of data.
Speaker 2: Core consumer prices rising less than expected. Good news. Inflation
Speaker 2: remains tame, so two point seven percent, which is not overall,
Speaker 2: which is fine, I mean, but there's some real bright
Speaker 2: spots here. So one thing that's interesting, appliance has felt
Speaker 2: So the reason why I go to appliances first because
Speaker 2: appliances was something that we were told flat out this
Speaker 2: was going to be one of the things that was
Speaker 2: going to for sure go up due to the tariffs.
Speaker 2: But in December appliances fell even after adjustment for holiday
Speaker 2: discounts compared with a year ago, so they were down
Speaker 2: one point seven percent from a year ago, which was
Speaker 2: way better than expectations considering the expectations where the tariffs
Speaker 2: would cause it to go up. Clothing prices were up,
Speaker 2: but only slightly. Another one where we were told that
Speaker 2: this was going to balloon thinks of the tariff. The
Speaker 2: tariffs are going to make it so that no one
Speaker 2: could afford to clothe themselves or their family because we
Speaker 2: import all of these clothes from overseas, so many of
Speaker 2: them are made in some of the countries, the countries
Speaker 2: like China that make a lot of the Nike products,
Speaker 2: stuff like that, you guys know. And clothing prices only
Speaker 2: rose point six percent after adjusting for the holidays. And
Speaker 2: this is a again not a bad number. Index for
Speaker 2: rent was a point three percent. We'd like that lower,
Speaker 2: but it really is not bad. It's really not a
Speaker 2: bad number. And one thing that's noteworthy. We have a
Speaker 2: big story up on brightwork dot com today on this
Speaker 2: Trump has one on affordability for rents, specifically due to deportations.
Speaker 2: So everyone is correlating people to know, the analysts are
Speaker 2: correlating the fact that we are doing deportations, that people
Speaker 2: are not flooding the country immigrants are not flooding the
Speaker 2: country unchecked, and that people are getting to deported is
Speaker 2: actually driving down rent prices. And if you don't think
Speaker 2: that people who just get here are competing for rent,
Speaker 2: there's no rule that a one bedroom apartment is occupied
Speaker 2: by one or two people. There's no rule that a
Speaker 2: two bedroom apartment is three or four people in it.
Speaker 2: Quite often the immigrant families, legal immigrant families, they will
Speaker 2: come in, they will move many people into a smaller
Speaker 2: unit and thus competing with people who were native born.
Speaker 2: And we're here and are just trying to abide by
Speaker 2: the rules here. So this has been a big win
Speaker 2: for the Trump administration that rent has in such a
Speaker 2: good spot, almost no inflation at all, and I think
Speaker 2: that number could come down if Scott Bessent is to
Speaker 2: be believed. Food inflation did go up, and food inflation
Speaker 2: going up, I think is mostly due to the beef industry,
Speaker 2: and that's probably worth a deeper dive on the show
Speaker 2: why beef prices are up so much, But that's a
Speaker 2: lot of what's going on in the food industry. We
Speaker 2: want food to be affordable. Any of you have been
Speaker 2: to a grocery store, and I go to grocery store.
Speaker 2: It's quite frequently I'm the grocery store shopper in the family.
Speaker 2: And food prices are high. Egg prices, though, by the way,
Speaker 2: are down a little bit, which is kind of awesome
Speaker 2: because remember that was the one at the start of
Speaker 2: the year that the Democrats said, we're focusing on the eggs,
Speaker 2: and the eggs prices are so high. It's all Trump's faults. Well,
Speaker 2: it really is sort of the beef industry, and a
Speaker 2: lot of the beef industry is important stuff. So that's
Speaker 2: a more complicated thing that we can delve into. But overall,
Speaker 2: these numbers are pretty good. And again it is a
Speaker 2: huge dunk on all of the people who suggested that
Speaker 2: the tariffs were going to make it so that life
Speaker 2: is unaffordable for Americans. Because when you're seeing the experts
Speaker 2: repeatedly over and over again, I say this over and
Speaker 2: over again, they never underestimate, always overestimate the inflation, and
Speaker 2: that's what they did here. It's tame, but it Scott
Speaker 2: Betten's best and said of my podcast the end of
Speaker 2: the last year, he said he's anticipating inflation going to
Speaker 2: very close to zero. President Trump is laying out a
Speaker 2: huge slate of ideas to make life more affordable for Americans.
Speaker 2: I will be rolling through some of those with you
Speaker 2: on the show, both today and in the future. We've
Speaker 2: got tons of reporting on this at Bright Part News.
Speaker 2: But he understands this, just like how so much of
Speaker 2: his national security, foreign policy, everything he does can be
Speaker 2: connected to China in some way. Everything he does when
Speaker 2: it comes to his domestic policy this year, watch for
Speaker 2: it is going to be related to affordability. Everything President
Speaker 2: Trump wants to do is to try to drive down
Speaker 2: those prices for you. That's his goal. He won't always succeed,
Speaker 2: but he's gona have a lot of great ideas. We
Speaker 2: have a lot of great debates about it. I'm Alex Marlow.
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Speaker 2: Show yesterday, I opened the show saying I don't actually
Speaker 2: think Donald Trump is going after Jerome Pale at the
Speaker 2: FED in some sort of politicized way. Pale only got
Speaker 2: a few months left, I think three total FED meetings
Speaker 2: left on his tenure as chairman. But he can still
Speaker 2: retain his governorship, which is uncommon, but it has happened
Speaker 2: once before where the FED chairman step back and remain
Speaker 2: in the Board of Governors. There's not many of those spots,
Speaker 2: and he could theoretically do that if he wants to
Speaker 2: bother Trump. And so why would Trump be poking the
Speaker 2: beer right now with just a few months left to
Speaker 2: go before Trump will get to pick his own FED
Speaker 2: share and have a clean reset and all that. And
Speaker 2: I said on the show, it didn't add up, It
Speaker 2: didn't seem as strategic as I would have thought. And
Speaker 2: lo and behold, we got some data. We got some
Speaker 2: information earlier today to suggest that the FED has actually
Speaker 2: been avoiding a complying with requests from a Janine Piro's office,
Speaker 2: and that was why some of the escalation has taken place.
Speaker 2: It's all routine stuff regards to the overhaul of Federal
Speaker 2: of the FED building that Jerome Powell's overseeing, and that
Speaker 2: a lot of people believe he hasn't been totally entirely
Speaker 2: honest about. So all that was looking into that. There's
Speaker 2: nothing politically retributive about it, and there's nothing directly tying
Speaker 2: into Trump. As I had said on the show that
Speaker 2: said President Trump is not none too happy about what's
Speaker 2: going on with the FED and Jerome Powell, and particularly
Speaker 2: that very bizarre statement that I opened yesterday's show with
Speaker 2: playing from Powell that released on Sunday night, where he
Speaker 2: spoke to camera in the hostage video setting, acting as
Speaker 2: though President Trump is trying to undermine the independence of
Speaker 2: the FED Reserve, which Trump is not doing. Trump is
Speaker 2: trying to have a basic audit. Remember affordability. Remember that
Speaker 2: we're not being excessive and wasteful. He doesn't want any
Speaker 2: excessive and unnecessary overhaul to the FED building, and he
Speaker 2: wants accountability. And it's really not Trump who's quarterbacking it.
Speaker 2: It's others in the Trump administration who are doing it.
Speaker 2: But we got some audio of President Trump talking about this.
Speaker 2: Let's roll it. He's billions of dollars over budget.
Speaker 3: So he either is his confidence.
Speaker 4: Or his crooked I don't know what he.
Speaker 2: Is, but he does it. Certainly he doesn't do a
Speaker 2: very good job. Yeah, he's in common or crooked. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's all the above. I mean, that does seem that
Speaker 2: they seem to go hand in hand in Washington. But
Speaker 2: it's really interesting to see. If you go to my account,
Speaker 2: my X the Everything app where I'm at Alex Marlow.
Speaker 2: The Democrats, which is an official Democrat party account, put
Speaker 2: out an image of Jerome Powell and it's just a
Speaker 2: really cool shot of him looking almost like he's in
Speaker 2: reservoir dogs or something like he's some sort of a
Speaker 2: cool guy in a sharp suit. And they may have
Speaker 2: even photoshop that make look Electra ski any and fashionable
Speaker 2: and he and the caption is public service requires standing
Speaker 2: firm in the face of threats. These are perceived threats,
Speaker 2: they're not real threats. He's not really under threat here,
Speaker 2: so he needs to just come in under budget and
Speaker 2: get the thing done and have accountability and comply with
Speaker 2: any requests that people who want to audit and oversight
Speaker 2: have oversight in your requests, they have, and then you're
Speaker 2: all good. They've been avoiding answering questions. That's why they're
Speaker 2: getting attention right now. Because when you avoid people in
Speaker 2: the government, then they tend to fight back. It's how
Speaker 2: things go, all right. Speaking of a former president, Bill Clinton,
Speaker 2: who's under federal subpoena, did not show up for a
Speaker 2: deposition with the House Oversight Committee today. This is huge.
Speaker 2: The Clinton attorneys say the subpoena is legally unenforceable, which
Speaker 2: is possibly true. Tim Burchett, who is a congressman that
Speaker 2: everyone likes, said that I hope there might be some
Speaker 2: charges over the DOJ, suggesting that this could be something
Speaker 2: that's criminally actionable. It's a very obvious analogy here, and
Speaker 2: that's my old boss at Bright Part Steve Bannon, who
Speaker 2: was put in jail for the exact sort of thing,
Speaker 2: as was Pierre Navarro. Friend of the show has been
Speaker 2: on and we'll be on again. So Jim Comer, who
Speaker 2: runs the oversight committee is he's very communicative with us,
Speaker 2: so we'll reach out to him, try to get him
Speaker 2: on the show right away. But wouldn't that be unbelievable
Speaker 2: because this is really crossing a line here. If Steve
Speaker 2: Bannon's of the world cross this line and they get
Speaker 2: thrown in jail for it, then why should the Clintons
Speaker 2: be treated any differently? They shouldn't be, and so this
Speaker 2: could create some real drama. We saw the Clintons likely
Speaker 2: to skip this oversight deposition today. This was anticipated, so
Speaker 2: perhaps people are preparing to make a move on it.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you all the reports are and I
Speaker 2: don't know Pam BONDI very well. I don't know at all,
Speaker 2: to be honest. So she has been communicated with us
Speaker 2: at bright part. I have all the reports in Washington
Speaker 2: right now or that she's not President Trump's favorite cabinet
Speaker 2: secretary at the moment. So given that perhaps we might
Speaker 2: see some pressure, could we see something like that? Could
Speaker 2: we see the Clintons get charged with the same stuff
Speaker 2: that Steve Bannon was charged with. Jack Smith, by the way,
Speaker 2: who is the star of Breaking the Law, my latest
Speaker 2: New York Times best selling book, who was a political actor,
Speaker 2: who is an attack dog for the Democrats as a wife,
Speaker 2: who makes lame documentaries bigging up Democrats like Michelle Obama
Speaker 2: puff pieces, someone who was unconstitutionally appointed to try to
Speaker 2: rig the twenty twenty four election by taking out Trump.
Speaker 2: He's going to testify before the House Judiciary on January
Speaker 2: twenty second. I think it's public. The public hearings, I'm
Speaker 2: mixed on because it ends up being very performative and
Speaker 2: becomes a Worshack test and it's the if you agree
Speaker 2: with the guy, you end up thinking he does a
Speaker 2: good job, and if you don't agree, he does a
Speaker 2: bad job. But overall I'm looking forward to seeing that
Speaker 2: because this is a guy whose jobs should have never existed.
Speaker 2: And I should probably do a show where I map
Speaker 2: out some questions that need to be asked to that
Speaker 2: guy because his job was a fake job. Really important
Speaker 2: to note that completely uncons institutional. I'm Alex Marlow. This
Speaker 2: is The Marlow Show, and we'll be right back. So
Speaker 2: we've been talking affordability, and it's definitely going to be
Speaker 2: an affordability election in twenty twenty six, but could it
Speaker 2: also be an immigration election? And I think the President
Speaker 2: and his team really think they've got something here. I
Speaker 2: think they've got one of those eighty twenty issues where
Speaker 2: the vast majority of the public thinks that illegal immigration,
Speaker 2: in particular and widespread importation of other cultures, even if
Speaker 2: it's legal, who don't really want to assimilate and might
Speaker 2: be drains in the system, is not necessarily what's best
Speaker 2: for Americans. And I think he sees the left and
Speaker 2: the Democrats walking into a potential trap. Let me give
Speaker 2: you some evidence that perhaps he's right. First of all,
Speaker 2: I got a clip here of Alexandria Ocassio Cortez, and
Speaker 2: I think this is on the steps of the Capitol.
Speaker 2: I'm not mistaken. It's like cut one please, guys, just.
Speaker 4: So everybody knows. I want everybody to understand, the cuts
Speaker 4: to your health care are what's paying for this. All
Speaker 4: that extra money that everybody's paying right now in their premiums,
Speaker 4: all that extra money that you're paying, it is paid
Speaker 4: for with it is all of that extra money that
Speaker 4: the government and the ACA subsidies I was given to
Speaker 4: nearly trillion dollars in healthcare was taken out and given
Speaker 4: to ICE. So understand how these dots connect. You get
Speaker 4: screwed over to pay a bunch of thugs in the
Speaker 4: street that are shooting.
Speaker 5: Mothers in the face.
Speaker 2: So when she says yours, she said at the beginning
Speaker 2: of that clip, your health care, she's not talking about
Speaker 2: you and me and Sean. She's talking about illegal aliens.
Speaker 2: So it's actually illegal alien healthcare. So, because we as
Speaker 2: humane people in this country, when people are here, we
Speaker 2: give them medical care. I know this. My wife worked
Speaker 2: today County Medical Hospital for three years. Where people come
Speaker 2: in with cancer, they get treated. They can't pay for it,
Speaker 2: but they get treated. Because that's how we operate in America.
Speaker 2: Because basically because it's kind of the decent thing to do.
Speaker 2: But would we prefer if people with cancer didn't show
Speaker 2: up here illegally and if they were here that they
Speaker 2: could pay their own way? Of course you would. But
Speaker 2: because we're potentially discouraging people and we're making cuts to
Speaker 2: people's ability who are illegal aliens in this country, and
Speaker 2: we're using some of that money to start enforcing our border,
Speaker 2: forcing immigrations and customs. That's the sort of thing where
Speaker 2: I think of it's spelled out to the American public,
Speaker 2: They're going to like that. It's not a negative for Trump.
Speaker 2: I think that's going to be a positive. And you're
Speaker 2: starting to see people in the establishment media start putting
Speaker 2: up a hand and saying, hey, wait a minute, guys,
Speaker 2: I think we might need to move on to some
Speaker 2: different talking points. This is a cut that we caught
Speaker 2: on I think this was CNBC. This is Joe Kernan
Speaker 2: and Senator Mark Warner. Check out this exchange cut fur.
Speaker 6: What changed with Democrats on I know Biden led in
Speaker 6: twelve million?
Speaker 2: Is it about votes?
Speaker 6: Why didn't these people why isn't a c Is it
Speaker 6: a crime to be here?
Speaker 2: Not that they haven't committed a crime.
Speaker 6: The border being as open as was under Biden was
Speaker 6: one of the reasons Trump got elected. But the idea
Speaker 6: do I think we ought to not have So we'll
Speaker 6: play the rest.
Speaker 2: But this is stunning. That was a great pause. By
Speaker 2: the way, that was a that was a phase. I'd
Speaker 2: be inappropriate if I described with that face. Reminded me
Speaker 2: of Mark Warner. But anyway, here's the point with this
Speaker 2: is that this is a Democrat admitting the open border
Speaker 2: was one of the reasons Biden lost. That's a good
Speaker 2: thing for the country. I know that we want to
Speaker 2: see Democrats lose. I announced my main news resolution for
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six is to do everything I can to
Speaker 2: make sure Democrats don't win the midterms. But that's a
Speaker 2: big evolution because it would be great if we wouldn't
Speaker 2: destroy the country every time the Democrats win, because, like
Speaker 2: you're not, they'll probably win another presidential election. They'll probably
Speaker 2: be another Democrat majority in the House or the Senate.
Speaker 2: As hard as that is to comprehend at this point,
Speaker 2: as much as we got to fight against it, it'd
Speaker 2: be nice if the Democrats started to say stuff like, hey,
Speaker 2: maybe we shouldn't completely open the border to whoever wants
Speaker 2: to get over here. All right, let's play the rest.
Speaker 5: A fully open border. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: The question I have for you is closing the border
Speaker 6: versus sending out ICE agents across the country to randomly
Speaker 6: pick up people based on quotas that have committed no crime.
Speaker 6: I don't think the American people signed up for this.
Speaker 6: Where you see people who are working. There ought to
Speaker 6: be a path towards legality. We've worked on that, We've
Speaker 6: we've screwed that up. Immigration reformed for years, both sides.
Speaker 2: But what he gets to here in this clip with
Speaker 2: Warner is that he's suggesting amnesty. He's suggesting because the
Speaker 2: Democrats said that they're never going to be perfect, They're
Speaker 2: not even going to be good. So he acknowledges that
Speaker 2: open borders is not good. But then he wants amnesty.
Speaker 2: And I want to put a flag up here also
Speaker 2: for us, because this is something we cannot fall into.
Speaker 2: This trap. We had this debate with the Gang of
Speaker 2: Eight Bill. You guys recall this part of the reason
Speaker 2: why Trump rose over a decade ago. Republicans were pushing
Speaker 2: for amnesty for illegal aliens. You can never have amnesty
Speaker 2: until we have a border. That's completely secure, and then
Speaker 2: even then it really does cheapen law and order in
Speaker 2: this country if Republicans rubber stamp giving people full rights
Speaker 2: as citizens when they broke the lot to get here,
Speaker 2: underminds what it means to be an imigrant, underminds what
Speaker 2: it means to be an American in a legal sense
Speaker 2: of the word. And so we got to be very
Speaker 2: careful about this because there's some reports out online. There's
Speaker 2: in a New York Times article, so I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's true, fake news, New York Times, but that
Speaker 2: President Trump said that he would do some sort of
Speaker 2: a comprehensive immigration policy. We don't know if Trump is
Speaker 2: thinking amnesty there, but that's what the word means for
Speaker 2: those of us who think about this stuff a lot.
Speaker 2: So we do not want this, and I want to
Speaker 2: put up this warning here that we're not going for
Speaker 2: any sort of amnesty at all, zero amnesty. And this
Speaker 2: is a trap that Trump could could fall into, thinking
Speaker 2: that he's going to get something passed. But what ends
Speaker 2: up would what it would do is, first of all,
Speaker 2: it would undermine the affordability efforts. It'll make things more expensive,
Speaker 2: and the other thing is it'll alienate his core voters
Speaker 2: who that energy needs you go in the midterms. Remember
Speaker 2: the court Trump voter who's not necessarily identifying as a Republican.
Speaker 2: People identifying as Republican right now is not very high.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people identify as independent who are
Speaker 2: part of Trump's coalition. So this is important important thing
Speaker 2: to flag. So also, you've got another element of the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party though that continues to get more sensational and
Speaker 2: more insane on these matters. Let's play cut seven. This
Speaker 2: is ilhan Omar.
Speaker 5: Are you comfortable though, with the word murder? I am
Speaker 5: very comfortable with the word murder.
Speaker 7: There is no conscionable way in which you watch the
Speaker 7: video that the administration itself has.
Speaker 5: Produced and you do not see.
Speaker 7: This person, this officer Jonathan Ross, clearly murdering this woman.
Speaker 7: Not only does he shoot her in the face, but
Speaker 7: you see two more shots being fired on the side
Speaker 7: of the driver's window.
Speaker 5: There is no way to explain.
Speaker 7: This side of it being a clearly.
Speaker 5: Thought out murder and execution of this woman.
Speaker 2: This is one thing that's really important to flag, is
Speaker 2: that when you've got someone who's calling someone convicting someone
Speaker 2: in the court of public opinion of murder when clearly
Speaker 2: the video evidence suggests is not murder. That that woman
Speaker 2: was reversing the car and then she drove straight in
Speaker 2: the officer. Whether or not she was trying to hit
Speaker 2: him or pull away is irrelevant. Is that the automobile
Speaker 2: is a deadly weapon using against federal officer, clearly obstructing
Speaker 2: law enforcement operation. They were there specifically to protest. They
Speaker 2: were taunting the officer. Who's got that all on tape?
Speaker 2: And when you have Democrat lawmakers who are going on
Speaker 2: CNN and stating flat out it was a murdered, a
Speaker 2: clean murder, whatever that means. It was an execution, and
Speaker 2: not great pushback there by Aaron Burnette. I think she's
Speaker 2: phoned it in there. At Aaron Burnette, she seems to
Speaker 2: put in the least effort of anyone I see on
Speaker 2: TV news. She seems to want to be there. The
Speaker 2: least is the you guys getting that vibe whenever you
Speaker 2: watch Aaron Burnett clips, seems like it's someone who's just
Speaker 2: just completely put upon to be in that chair, in
Speaker 2: that anchor chair. A lot of people probably liked that job.
Speaker 2: And she didn't push back at all, saying it's a murder.
Speaker 2: It's not a murder. We've seen the footage. We know
Speaker 2: it's not. And so why is it legal to go
Speaker 2: out there and smear someone like this? And I was
Speaker 2: looking into this man who shot Renee Good and looking
Speaker 2: into his background because there was initially a narrative that
Speaker 2: he wasn't very well trained or something, and he was
Speaker 2: extensively trained. And this is someone who is I think
Speaker 2: it is a little bit older than I am, and
Speaker 2: he served his country his whole life. He spent his
Speaker 2: entire career in the military and serving overseas and then
Speaker 2: serving in our border security and immigration and custom security.
Speaker 2: This is someone who's actually served this country for a
Speaker 2: long time and is now just getting attacked by all
Speaker 2: these low lives people like elan Omar, who may or
Speaker 2: may not have murdered her brother, will say that for
Speaker 2: legal purposes, I'm sorry, murdered married her brother, may or
Speaker 2: may not have who knows about murdered, but definitely married. Yeah,
Speaker 2: very comfortable saying murder a lot today at the show.
Speaker 2: She may or may not have married or brother, and
Speaker 2: is clearly an advocate for Somalians over Americans and is
Speaker 2: pretty open about that and she's out there saying that
Speaker 2: attacking this guy's personally. We didn't talk a lot about
Speaker 2: the Golden Globes yesterday for the sake of time and
Speaker 2: because they're not super relevant, though that they did get
Speaker 2: a passing reference. But I was on Newsmax commenting on
Speaker 2: Golden Globes yesterday. I was really struck by how these
Speaker 2: people are attacking this man who's trying to fight for
Speaker 2: America and actually risk his life overseas to fight for America,
Speaker 2: and then is putting himself physically in harm's way with
Speaker 2: all these crazy activists. And then you've got all these
Speaker 2: people who are in Hollywood, who are pampered elites, who
Speaker 2: are rich, who are at galas, who are fedted by
Speaker 2: the press and get to pretend to be other people
Speaker 2: for a living, and they're attacking him, and they're taking
Speaker 2: the side of the agitator. The agitator who would have
Speaker 2: lived if not for Somemali fraudsters. This is the point.
Speaker 2: This is the boy. I made it before, I will
Speaker 2: make it again, is it. If not for the Somali
Speaker 2: fraud rings that were taking place in Minnesota, then renege
Speaker 2: Good would be alive. She was protesting on their behalf,
Speaker 2: and there was an accelerated ICE presence in order to
Speaker 2: fight against this stuff. Let's check in on the mayor
Speaker 2: of Minneapolis, Jacob Fry. See where he's at today.
Speaker 8: Cut three, Polase, we don't use the word invasion lightly.
Speaker 8: What we are seeing is thousands, plural thousands of federal
Speaker 8: agents coming into our city. And yeah, they're having a
Speaker 8: tremendous impact on day to day life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hopefully making things more secure. Again. I'm not concerned
Speaker 2: about I shooting me in the face or shooting the
Speaker 2: mother of my children in the face. You know why,
Speaker 2: because she's not going to spend her day obstructing law
Speaker 2: enforcement operations where there's probably a lot of Somali fraud
Speaker 2: going on. And it's interesting how he uses the word
Speaker 2: invasion there, because I think there's invasion taking place at
Speaker 2: our border where there is a surge of illegal aliens
Speaker 2: you're coming through. And we were called racist when we
Speaker 2: use the word invasion, but now we're allowed to call
Speaker 2: Ice agents of the invaders. So all of this rhetoric
Speaker 2: is just it's again, if it's not secession y, it's
Speaker 2: very insurrection y. I got Hakeem Jeffries is the leader
Speaker 2: of the Democrats cut you please.
Speaker 3: Renana cole Good should be alive today. There was no
Speaker 3: justification for that killing that Ice agent and Christino. They've
Speaker 3: shown the praved indifference toward human life. That's what we saw,
Speaker 3: That's what the American people saw. Brenana cole Good was
Speaker 3: a thirty seven year old mom, an American citizen, who
Speaker 3: was cut down by ice in playing view for all
Speaker 3: of the American people in the world to see.
Speaker 2: How come I never say what was she doing?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: Was she at the park while pushing her kid in
Speaker 2: a swing set? I mean, was she a serving scooping
Speaker 2: a soup and a soup kitchen. No, she was obstructing
Speaker 2: an ice operation while her weird lesbian spouse was taunting
Speaker 2: the officers and fat shaming them. And then she was
Speaker 2: operating the vehicle and driving it towards the officers. Whatever
Speaker 2: her intention was, despite repeated warnings that she should not
Speaker 2: do that. The Trump administrations ended temporary protected status for
Speaker 2: thousands of Somalis in the United States. I think that's
Speaker 2: just fantastic, And this is the sort of thing that
Speaker 2: we need to look at. This, We need to look
Speaker 2: at what is the point of immigration in this country,
Speaker 2: and the point of immigration should be to enhance what
Speaker 2: America is. And if you're not part of the solution,
Speaker 2: then you're part of the problem here. And if you're
Speaker 2: part of the problem, we need to look at ways
Speaker 2: at repatriating people who are here who are not helping out.
Speaker 2: We need to be aware of this. It's not racist
Speaker 2: to say this, It is common sense for the American peoples.
Speaker 2: My friend Scott says, all right, I'm Alex Marla'll be
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Speaker 2: we got a cool set here. We got cool graphics,
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Speaker 2: show coming up. All right, One place where we're not
Speaker 2: seeing bigger and better things is in New York City,
Speaker 2: and I need to do a deeper dive on how
Speaker 2: things you're going in the early days of Man Dottie.
Speaker 2: We got to get my friend Emma Joe Morris in
Speaker 2: to do that famous for the Hunter by laptop from
Speaker 2: hell Scoops and is my unofficial New York correspondent. But
Speaker 2: I pulled this clip of Zoron with a YouTube creator
Speaker 2: named Miss Rachel, who's a far left person who've documented
Speaker 2: at Breitbart over the years, who is clearly trying to
Speaker 2: groom children to be left wing radicals and activists. Pretty
Speaker 2: wild stuff here. Check this out cut five.
Speaker 5: There's a baby on the pile.
Speaker 2: I had to admit they got me with They're so irritating.
Speaker 2: I'm so triggered by it. I know that's what they want,
Speaker 2: so I'm kind of giving in to them on this.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just one of those irritating sites you
Speaker 2: could ever see. The premise of this is that Zoron
Speaker 2: has got a free childcare program that he has now
Speaker 2: got the backing of Kathy Hokle, who's just a scared
Speaker 2: animal and she's afraid of the left wing of her base,
Speaker 2: and so she has to figure out a way to
Speaker 2: be able to fund these things. But the universal healthcare
Speaker 2: i'm sorry, childcare pre K, whatever it's going to be
Speaker 2: in New York City is going to be framed up
Speaker 2: as free, and ma'am, Donnie's going to say that it's free,
Speaker 2: and that's why he's meeting with this left wing YouTuber
Speaker 2: who caters to children. But who's going to pay for it?
Speaker 2: It's going to be the taxpayers, the citizens are actually
Speaker 2: going to pay for it. There's nothing for you. There's
Speaker 2: no free lunch. As the expression goes, and so what
Speaker 2: you're hearing is free, but what you really should be
Speaker 2: hearing is just going to be another massive tax burden
Speaker 2: that's imposed on the citizens in the cities, in the
Speaker 2: country's most expensive city and really throughout the state. And
Speaker 2: that's what happening with socialism on the March, and they're
Speaker 2: trying to indoctrinate the children. The Zeron himself does not
Speaker 2: have children. So anyway, highly irritating sites over there. And
Speaker 2: just note that that we are seeing in our major
Speaker 2: cities a consolidation of left wing power. And they're going
Speaker 2: to be test tubes. They're going to be ways for
Speaker 2: us to check in on the socialist Marxist experiment on people.
Speaker 2: And I'm kind of here for it for the content,
Speaker 2: but it's going to make things tough. And you're going
Speaker 2: to see a huge exodus of people from New York City,
Speaker 2: from New York State. You're already seeing it. I was
Speaker 2: just looking at a list of the three states where
Speaker 2: people are fleeing from the fastest. It's New York, It's
Speaker 2: New Jersey, It's California. That's where people are leaving. They're
Speaker 2: leaving as fast as they can. California is hemorrhaging wealthy people.
Speaker 2: At the moment, even Silicon Valley dependable tech titan lefties
Speaker 2: are fleeing the state at a rapid rate. Apparently already
Speaker 2: like a trillion dollars of net worth has left the
Speaker 2: state of California since Rocanna, who is one of the
Speaker 2: least horrible Democrats in the Congress, had proposed a wealth
Speaker 2: tax on unrealized gains, where a one time confiscation, mass
Speaker 2: confiscation of wealth that would take place that would affect
Speaker 2: the richest people in the world. But again, the reason
Speaker 2: why this is a huge problem. Among other reasons, one
Speaker 2: of the main reasons it's a huge problem is because
Speaker 2: you would, theoretically, even if you're living on one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty K a year, if you have on paper
Speaker 2: hundreds of millions or billions in unrealized gains from a
Speaker 2: company that you're developing, that you're a part of, that
Speaker 2: you have shares in, and you have not cashed out
Speaker 2: any of it, then you theoretically would owe the government
Speaker 2: billions of dollars with this new plan. And I just
Speaker 2: always ask, where's the money going? If we're going to
Speaker 2: confiscate all this money, where is it going probably going
Speaker 2: to Somali fraudsters. That's the issue here. It is not
Speaker 2: going to things. We're not getting better healthcare, we're not
Speaker 2: getting better education. We're not getting better roads and less
Speaker 2: traffic and better airports, and we're not fighting any major
Speaker 2: wars overseas or we need every last penny. No, the
Speaker 2: money is being stolen from the taxpayers, even though I
Speaker 2: find some of the Silicon Valley types to testable. It's
Speaker 2: being confiscated by the taxpayers to be redistributed to Democrat
Speaker 2: voters to buy votes. That's the plan. Should not be
Speaker 2: acceptable to all of you, certainly not acceptable to me
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Speaker 2: I'm Alex Marlow. Thanks for hanging with me today and
Speaker 2: I will talk to you tomorrow.