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Speaker 2: It's the Alex Marlow Show. It is the Alex Marlow Show.
Speaker 2: Glad you're here. Busy stuff going on on the Marlow
Speaker 2: Show on we head now. Right after the show, going
Speaker 2: to spend the day with Scott Bessen, the Treasury Secretary,
Speaker 2: just giving a big speech time about trum account You
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Speaker 2: on you having to then eventually funnel it into the
Speaker 2: corupt universities. You have to do that. It's just a
Speaker 2: way of saving smart way to do things and something
Speaker 2: that Trump administration is touting a lot plus some new
Speaker 2: things they got going for small businesses. And trying to
Speaker 2: make it so that America is thriving again. So all
Speaker 2: more to report back over the weekend at Brightpart News,
Speaker 2: and then also on the show next week, I'll talk
Speaker 2: about some of our time. I'm even leading a panel,
Speaker 2: which that'll be interesting. Would have thought a Breitbart journalist
Speaker 2: allowed to lead a panel featuring the Treasury secretary. Pretty cool,
Speaker 2: It's pretty cool. We've come a long way from people
Speaker 2: trying to cancel us and destroy us for having normative
Speaker 2: conservative viewpoints. All right, So the big stuff is going
Speaker 2: on right now, and this is happening in real time,
Speaker 2: So if you're catching the show on delay, hopefully are
Speaker 2: there's news to report. But Trump is apparently heading to
Speaker 2: the situation room right now to make a final decision
Speaker 2: on the Iran deal. I opened up yesterday's show with
Speaker 2: a take that is either going to age very well
Speaker 2: or very poorly, which is that we could actually be
Speaker 2: on the verge of piece, We could be on the
Speaker 2: verge of the Iran war being over being wrapped up.
Speaker 2: This is something that of we've all been wanting. We
Speaker 2: had the tease over last weekend suggesting a deal was done,
Speaker 2: and it was all but a certainty it was guaranteed,
Speaker 2: and I personally have been telling you on the show.
Speaker 2: I bet Trump had on his calendar circle Memorial Day,
Speaker 2: the unofficial start of the summer is the beginning of
Speaker 2: a patriotic summer blast that never ends, the endless summer.
Speaker 2: And we're just gonna talking about America two fifty the
Speaker 2: whole time. And I thought that perhaps that was what
Speaker 2: he had in mind for the day, that he's gonna
Speaker 2: try to wrap this thing up. And then we think
Speaker 2: at a setback. This morning. I was woke up and
Speaker 2: I looked at some of the terms that a Ran
Speaker 2: had for the deal, and it looks like that, yes,
Speaker 2: they want the billions of frozen funds that I talked
Speaker 2: about yesterday, but they still want to charge a toll.
Speaker 2: They want no guarantees, they want charge a toll, which
Speaker 2: apparently is a sticking point with Trump. And they even
Speaker 2: won't commit to giving up the nuclear weapons and the
Speaker 2: nuclear dust, the nuclear ambitions, which I thought was obviously
Speaker 2: the number one priority for President Trump. So all my
Speaker 2: hopes were becoming fears early this morning. And then and
Speaker 2: now we're back on track, perhaps towards peace, because Trump
Speaker 2: is heading for the situation room to evaluate the deal.
Speaker 2: This is as of just a few minutes ago. I've
Speaker 2: got a truth bomb from President Trump. This is pretty long.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read this to you as best I can.
Speaker 2: I will avoid doing the Trump voice, though I did
Speaker 2: get to break into it yesterday, which was which was
Speaker 2: very enjoyable, but that was in the context of talking
Speaker 2: about Egene Carrol and read Hoffman. So but this is
Speaker 2: too serious. I'm not joking around on this one. Iron
Speaker 2: must agree they will never have a nuclear weapon or bomb.
Speaker 2: The or moves straight must be immediately open. No tolls
Speaker 2: for unrestricted shipping traffic in both directions. All water mines
Speaker 2: or bombs, if any, will be terminated. We have removed
Speaker 2: through detonation numerous such minds. With our great underwater mind sweepers,
Speaker 2: Iran will complete the immediate removal and or detonation of
Speaker 2: many minds that are left, which will not be. Many
Speaker 2: ships caught in the Strait due to our amazing and
Speaker 2: unprecedented naval blockade, which will now be lifted, may start
Speaker 2: the process of heading home. Say hello to your wives, husbands,
Speaker 2: parents and families from me, your favorite President. The enriched material,
Speaker 2: sometimes referred to as nuclear dust, which is buried deep
Speaker 2: underground with virtually collapsed mountains caused by our powerful b
Speaker 2: two bomber attacks eleven months ago. Sitting on top of
Speaker 2: it will be onearthed by the United States, which it
Speaker 2: is agreed, is the only country, along with China, with
Speaker 2: the mechanical capability of doing so in close coordination and
Speaker 2: conjunction with the Islamic Republic of Iran plus the International
Speaker 2: Atomic Energy Agency, and destroyed. No money will be exchanged
Speaker 2: until further notice. Other items of far less importance have
Speaker 2: been agreed to. I'll be meeting now in the situation
Speaker 2: room to make a final determination. Thank you for your
Speaker 2: attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. So that's
Speaker 2: as of just about an hour ago. Toot that out.
Speaker 2: Those terms seem acceptable form my vantage point. I don't
Speaker 2: don't see they're going to get funds unfrozen again. I
Speaker 2: like the genius idea of some sort of a toll
Speaker 2: that where we would win our beats of that sounds
Speaker 2: like that's out, and we're going to get all the
Speaker 2: bombs cleared out of the nuclear dos. This is fine,
Speaker 2: this is acceptable. If he gets this, he can declare victory.
Speaker 2: And I think that's very important because of course, we
Speaker 2: need to start driving down some of those prices. We
Speaker 2: need to get the freedom going, we need to get
Speaker 2: the oil flowing around the world. We need to get
Speaker 2: back to thriving again. We need to get back to
Speaker 2: that patriotic summer. And also he can declear victory over
Speaker 2: his opponents. Here's a person named Nero Tandon who is
Speaker 2: one of the top Democrat activists. This was her on
Speaker 2: CNN talking about the Iran potential deal. This kind of
Speaker 2: blew me away from last night cut sixteen.
Speaker 3: Please, when anyone actually hears about additional details like the
Speaker 3: possibility that we're going to actually have a maybe three
Speaker 3: hundred billion dollar Iranian fund so that they can repair themselves,
Speaker 3: you know, when you hear any of these details, it's terrible.
Speaker 3: Why because it's essentially managing the defeat, So we get
Speaker 3: every few weeks or every few days, we're on the cusp.
Speaker 3: They were on the cust last weekend. All their Republican
Speaker 3: senators basically had massive freak out because it's such a
Speaker 3: terrible deal. And I think what the president is doing
Speaker 3: is essentially managing expectations towards a defeat.
Speaker 2: So that's what she's saying is that we are being
Speaker 2: defeated by Iran? How are we being defeated by Iran?
Speaker 2: Even though we wiped out all their leadership, we wiped
Speaker 2: out all their aerial defenses, we wiped out so much
Speaker 2: of their navy. We are going to wipe out their
Speaker 2: entire nuclear capability. We're not going to stop until they
Speaker 2: have no potential for getting nukes anytime in the near future.
Speaker 2: And then you've got American progressive Democrats. He's a progressive activist,
Speaker 2: I gin that's in a organizer for the Center for
Speaker 2: American Progress out there in CNN saying that basically we're losing.
Speaker 2: This is the whole thing that why the fake newses
Speaker 2: the enemy of the people. And this is a person
Speaker 2: left wing perspective, but she hates Trump so much more.
Speaker 2: She loves this country. She's not rooting for Trump to win.
Speaker 2: She's rooting for Trump to lose. And this is one
Speaker 2: of the things that we have to deal with now,
Speaker 2: and we've dealt with it for a long time. I imagine
Speaker 2: the Vietnam War felt similar to some of you who
Speaker 2: are older in the audience. But this is something that
Speaker 2: is we don't even have any Democrats who are reasonably
Speaker 2: behaving themselves to the point where their Trump arrangement syndrome
Speaker 2: doesn't overwhelm the fact that we are fighting in Islamic autocracy,
Speaker 2: dictatorship that oppresses women, that kill civilians, that doesn't have
Speaker 2: free elections, doesn't have a free press, and none of
Speaker 2: this matters to near Attandan because she just wants to
Speaker 2: proclaim that Donald Trump is lost. This is an alternate reality.
Speaker 2: And all some clips throughout the show on how mean
Speaker 2: and nasty the Democrats have gotten. But I think this
Speaker 2: is a point that is worth reporting over and over
Speaker 2: again that the establishment of the Democrat Party, the mainstream
Speaker 2: of the Democrat Party, is rooting against us in this war,
Speaker 2: and very noteworthy as Trump tries to wrap up a victory,
Speaker 2: if he's able to credibly declare victory, we're still going
Speaker 2: to see over and over again Democrats. No, it wasn't
Speaker 2: that big of a victory. We didn't really win. And
Speaker 2: it's actually Trump is bad because everything Trump does is bad.
Speaker 2: That is, by the definition of what the Democrats stand
Speaker 2: for right now is you're all fascists, you're all racist,
Speaker 2: and everything Donald Trump touches turns to fecal matter. I'll
Speaker 2: say for the sake of the Federal Communications Committee. He
Speaker 2: can't do anything right. If he is for it, then
Speaker 2: I must be against it. So and this is something
Speaker 2: that I just find very boring. It makes the analysis
Speaker 2: on TV very dull, because it's not that we can't
Speaker 2: stuff like having a beautiful ballroom all of a sudden
Speaker 2: becomes controversial. Why is this so. One of the things
Speaker 2: that we're also doing is we're redefining the word progressive.
Speaker 2: And this is something that is the Bullwark, which is
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Speaker 2: who I think he was previously sort of a never
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Speaker 2: podcasts about how she stopped using the word moderate and
Speaker 2: progressive because then it's harder to be able to appeal
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Speaker 4: He said, God is non binary. What did you mean
Speaker 4: by that?
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I think I was being intentionally provocative
Speaker 5: with that statement. But what it means is that God
Speaker 5: can't be defined by human categories. The apostle Paul, in
Speaker 5: his Letter to the Galatians, says that in Christ, there
Speaker 5: is neither male nor female. I'm always going to stand
Speaker 5: up for Texans who are being picked on by the
Speaker 5: most powerful, most corrupt politicians in the country. And I'm
Speaker 5: going to continue doing that in this race and hopefully
Speaker 5: in the US Senate.
Speaker 4: You call it intentionally provocative.
Speaker 5: You're describing it that way or talking about God that way.
Speaker 5: There are some statements that I've made that I certainly regret.
Speaker 5: There are statements that I've made where I've missed the mark.
Speaker 5: I'll be the first to admit that. But Ken Paxton
Speaker 5: is intentionally clipping my cringey comments to distract from his
Speaker 5: career of corruption.
Speaker 2: One of those unbelievable clips, imaginable for so many reasons.
Speaker 2: He's admitting he's using God to mock his opponents. Politically,
Speaker 2: that's disqualifying. It should be disqualifying for any number of jobs,
Speaker 2: not just senator from a red state. I mean, you
Speaker 2: should not do this. And this is the whole thing
Speaker 2: is that he comes off as a nice guy. He's smiley,
Speaker 2: he's effeminate, he's weak, all that stuff physically, so you
Speaker 2: think he must be a kind hearted soul. No, this
Speaker 2: is an act of cruelty. What he's doing is he
Speaker 2: is taking God and using God to mock his political
Speaker 2: opponents and mock people who don't like the idea of
Speaker 2: genital mutilation of children and chemical crastration of children and
Speaker 2: trying to ruin families, which has happened so often during
Speaker 2: the midst of this woke contagion, this transcontagion, which has
Speaker 2: been just so horrific for all of society. And so
Speaker 2: this is what the Democrats believe is going to be
Speaker 2: the solution for Texas and will finally make Texas purple
Speaker 2: or blue or whatever. But just get this through your
Speaker 2: head that he's admitting, crystal clear plain his day. He's
Speaker 2: admitting that he used God to mock his political opponents.
Speaker 2: I'm all for using some theatrics being able to get
Speaker 2: attention politically, but that's the point here with God being
Speaker 2: non binary. And here's the thing, godfearing Christians, Bible believing
Speaker 2: Christians that we don't literally believe God's up in heaven
Speaker 2: with a big penis like, we don't think of it
Speaker 2: that way. We get the point he's trying to make,
Speaker 2: but he does it in a way that's so smug,
Speaker 2: it's so pompous and so insulting, not just to voters,
Speaker 2: but insulting to God. Himself. So that's right, he's never
Speaker 2: going to be a senator from Texas. We know this.
Speaker 2: We know this because he said our southern border should
Speaker 2: be like our front porch. We know this because he
Speaker 2: runs a vegan campaign in the state that's known for
Speaker 2: worldwide renown for barbecue. But the more we know about
Speaker 2: this guy, the creepier and weirder he gets, and he
Speaker 2: is not going to stop. Let's play some more clips.
Speaker 2: Let's play cut three, please, gentlemen.
Speaker 5: Part of this Christian nationalist movement isn't it is trying
Speaker 5: to pass these things called private school vouchers. And if
Speaker 5: you're not an education policy person, you may have never
Speaker 5: heard of this, But essentially, it's an effort to take
Speaker 5: tax dollars out of our public schools, which are underfunded
Speaker 5: as they are. Texas is forty third in the nation
Speaker 5: in per student education funding, so it's taking dollars out
Speaker 5: of the classroom and given it to unaccountable private schools,
Speaker 5: usually Christian private schools. Again, part of this effort to
Speaker 5: blur the lines between church and state.
Speaker 2: So he's against vouchers so that people who are parents
Speaker 2: have freedom to spend the tax money that would go
Speaker 2: to the correct public school system run by left wing unions.
Speaker 2: That's feeling our kids, and use it for a school
Speaker 2: that might be productive. All right, let's play cut four.
Speaker 5: Please, before we go further, I want to acknowledge that
Speaker 5: our trans community needs abortion care too. Defending trans Texas
Speaker 5: is something we have to do every day at the
Speaker 5: state capital, and you better believe I'll be getting sermons
Speaker 5: on that too.
Speaker 2: So when I use the trans community, that's good, guys.
Speaker 2: The trans community needs abortion care too. More from Tallarico.
Speaker 2: When we come back, I can't resist it. It is important.
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Speaker 2: All right, back to business here. On the Marlow Show,
Speaker 2: I mentioned I'm gonna be hanging out with the Treasury
Speaker 2: secretary later in the day, and I've been talking about
Speaker 2: the two undred and fifty dollars bill featuring Trump's face.
Speaker 2: This has been confirmed as a real thought. And what's
Speaker 2: interesting here is that there are some steps that are
Speaker 2: taking place my initial thought yesterday, and I talked to
Speaker 2: John Carney about this on a fresh podcast that's out now.
Speaker 2: He's my economic and finance editor at bright Bart News.
Speaker 2: That this might be a troll because I think it's
Speaker 2: going to need to be ratified by both houses, so
Speaker 2: that means it's predicated on I think probably just the
Speaker 2: process for this to play out. The Trump's gonna the
Speaker 2: Republic go'snt have to win in the mid terms for
Speaker 2: this to happen. But I kind of like the idea.
Speaker 2: It's America's tune and fiftieth anniversary President Trump. He's the
Speaker 2: money guy. He's associated with money rappers, rapping with, you know,
Speaker 2: invoking Trump all the time. I think be kind of
Speaker 2: cool to roll up at the club with a bunch
Speaker 2: of Trump dollar bills instead of Benjamin's, we're talking about Trump's.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's something fun about it, especially in America's
Speaker 2: Tuni fIF year, even though it does kind of represent
Speaker 2: how we've got all this inflation now and things are
Speaker 2: just much more expensive than they were and that's thus
Speaker 2: necessitating a two hundred fifty dollars bill, But I still
Speaker 2: think it's fun, and I like when we do fun things.
Speaker 2: Fun is fun. So I'll ask the Treasury Secretary about
Speaker 2: that when I go see him later. But America two
Speaker 2: fifty causing some problems right now. There's chaos right now
Speaker 2: with the event that's been planned, the Great American State Fair. Now,
Speaker 2: there's two groups that are involved. There's America two fifty,
Speaker 2: which is a bipartisan initiative which is as the America
Speaker 2: two fifty dot org website, focusing on civic engagement, history, education,
Speaker 2: a lot of local events that are going on. And
Speaker 2: then there's Freedom two fifty, which is a Trump aligned
Speaker 2: task force and they're trying to create this Great American
Speaker 2: State Fair. And so all of these artists said that
Speaker 2: they were going to be a part of this, from
Speaker 2: people like Martin Martina mc ride, country artist, Bret Michaels.
Speaker 2: Who is he? Who Bret Michaels. This this dates me
Speaker 2: a little bit. Milli Vanilli even though isn't one of
Speaker 2: Milli Vanilli dead, isn't there There's only Milli left. There's
Speaker 2: only Vanilli left. It's a uh, just a number of
Speaker 2: others that are involved, and almost everyone's dropped out. So
Speaker 2: Martine McBride dropped out, someone named Morris Day. I don't
Speaker 2: know Morris Day, Young mc don't know Young mc sean,
Speaker 2: you we know Young mc bust a move Okay, So
Speaker 2: just again these are this is really old stuff. The
Speaker 2: Commodore has dropped out, and something called C and C
Speaker 2: Music Factory and parts of Milli Vanilly dropped out. But
Speaker 2: these isn't there one part. This is my point. This
Speaker 2: is not not good. So Vanilla Ice is in flow RDA,
Speaker 2: the rappers standing in. He's got some bangers one C
Speaker 2: and C member. This feels like a miss here to
Speaker 2: me because I think Trump could benefit greatly from a
Speaker 2: very patriotic American summer. I know this is hard to
Speaker 2: do an environment where they're the near a tandems of
Speaker 2: the world running around playing that clip a people openly
Speaker 2: rooting for the mullas in Iran over Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: America to win a war halfway around the world where
Speaker 2: we're doing very well. By all accounts were not perfect,
Speaker 2: but we're doing well. We got a lot of benchmarks
Speaker 2: of victory, and we shall be rooting against us. It
Speaker 2: would be really great for Trump, Republicans, for Americans in
Speaker 2: general that have are really patriotic summer where everyone's having
Speaker 2: great time, and so this great American state fear seems
Speaker 2: like an opportunity. But all these people, I guess had
Speaker 2: the impression it was the bipartisan group that was doing
Speaker 2: this and not the more partisan White House task for us.
Speaker 2: So but again it feels like one where shouldn't this
Speaker 2: have been made clear on the White House's front, just
Speaker 2: to make sure they don't have to deal with the
Speaker 2: negative news cycle of people dropping out, because that gives
Speaker 2: all the haters and losers a lot to appoint at
Speaker 2: you and mock you and do the Nelson months haha
Speaker 2: routine pointing at it. That's sort of what they set
Speaker 2: themselves up to do. And also these bands, and can't
Speaker 2: we do a little better. There's gotta be something more creative.
Speaker 2: I wish we could have done some sort of a
Speaker 2: bad all the bands thing. Maybe these people who have
Speaker 2: are good artists but have not had the big exposure,
Speaker 2: maybe make some sort of thing where there's a contest
Speaker 2: of some sort A lot of these state fears aren't
Speaker 2: these country acts. Largely. It's the I know there's a
Speaker 2: huge state fear in my neck of the woods, and
Speaker 2: it's all country acts. All the country acts come out here.
Speaker 2: So it feels like something that is not not perfect.
Speaker 2: And hopefully they get this thing on the rails in
Speaker 2: the time that we got left. Because this is a
Speaker 2: historic year. It's a historic occasion, and it's one that
Speaker 2: I feel like is the we need it. We need it,
Speaker 2: We need something positive because there's so much negative stuff,
Speaker 2: there's so much crazy stuff that's going on. I keep
Speaker 2: playing where the Democrats' heads are at, where they stay
Speaker 2: for nothing. Trans people need abortion care and that's a
Speaker 2: normative viewpoint. I was just playing that Taller Eco clip.
Speaker 2: In Boston, Michelle Wu the mayor there is going to
Speaker 2: have a trans period Pride event for trans menstruators. So
Speaker 2: this is women who now think they're men and still
Speaker 2: of periods even though they think of themselves as men.
Speaker 2: And they're going to do this event June seventeenth, in
Speaker 2: the Year of Our Lord twenty twenty six. So this
Speaker 2: is current day. Those of you who thought woke was over,
Speaker 2: woke was dead. Where is this event? The Boston Public Library.
Speaker 2: So they're using the public library to have trans period
Speaker 2: Pride Day for transmenstruators. Trust me, this is not the
Speaker 2: end of woke. Woke is here. The Democrat nominee for
Speaker 2: Texas in their Senate is a guy named James tall
Speaker 2: Rico with a haircut that is made of a lego
Speaker 2: piece that snaps on the top of his head. He
Speaker 2: has a fake girlfriend. He wants to have a vegan campaign.
Speaker 2: He also says stuff like this, cut seven.
Speaker 5: Please, for the most part, the Republican caucus in here
Speaker 5: in Texas is white, older men, straight, cisgendered men.
Speaker 2: Cisgender men. Un ironically, I use the word sis gender,
Speaker 2: but it's always mockery, it's always with ridicule. This is
Speaker 2: someone who identifies as their biological sex, meaning normal, not
Speaker 2: insane individuals who don't have the transcentrate, the trans contagion
Speaker 2: rotting their brain currently. So he thinks that one of
Speaker 2: the keys to success is to brand himself as a victim,
Speaker 2: because again he doesn't stand for anything other than transmenstruator's rights,
Speaker 2: and that we should probably get off of meat, but
Speaker 2: even in Texas because that will help the climate. Here's
Speaker 2: a piece of evidence of this that I really enjoyed that.
Speaker 2: This was his commentary after the rash of negativity from
Speaker 2: shows like this one, after Kem Paxton beat John Cornyn
Speaker 2: in the runoff. Let us play? This is where is this?
Speaker 2: Where's my cut? Here? This is cut eight.
Speaker 5: They're gonna throw everything they've gone at us. They've already
Speaker 5: called me a radical leftist, they've already called me a
Speaker 5: fake Christian. They've even called me a vegan, and those
Speaker 5: are those are fighting words in the state of Texas.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm an eighth generation Texan. I've been eating
Speaker 5: barbecue since before Ken Paxton's first indictment. They're gonna call
Speaker 5: our movement on Texan an American, They're gonna call us
Speaker 5: a threat. The only truth out of all of those
Speaker 5: lies is that we are a threat.
Speaker 2: He uses the word cisgendered on ironically. He said the
Speaker 2: American flag is a complicated symbol for most of us.
Speaker 2: He did for most of us as a complicated symbol.
Speaker 2: He's a radical on the no different than a Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 2: Remember when he said we shouldn't cry over our whiteness
Speaker 2: and our masculinity, and he did try to run a
Speaker 2: vegan campaign, and he actually, we just made this up.
Speaker 2: So he says they're going to throw everything at us.
Speaker 2: They even called me a vegan. Those are fighting No,
Speaker 2: because you said you wanted to run a vegan campaign
Speaker 2: because of climate change. You said that God is non binary,
Speaker 2: So we're not making this stuff up. There's a clip
Speaker 2: of him in twenty twenty one on Pete Hegseth's show
Speaker 2: when Pete was at Fox, where he talks about voter ID.
Speaker 2: Let's play cup fifteen.
Speaker 6: Are you okay with voter ID?
Speaker 5: So, voter ID is currently required in the state of Texas.
Speaker 5: I opposed having to how about for mailing to vote?
Speaker 6: How about having to send your ballot in? Should you
Speaker 6: have to prove who you are? Because that's what de
Speaker 6: press are opposing.
Speaker 5: Pete, I just said, I oppose voter ID. Currently it's
Speaker 5: the law in Texas. But I opposed that law because
Speaker 5: I think you don't voter ID.
Speaker 6: You don't think the most sacred obligation of our republic
Speaker 6: you should have to prove who you are in order
Speaker 6: to vote.
Speaker 5: So there are a lot of Texans, actually hundreds of
Speaker 5: thousands who don't have a driver's license.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's just remarkable. He's no different than Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: And you don't have to take my word for it.
Speaker 2: You can take Mark Heilman's word for an MS NOW
Speaker 2: contributor who is a left wing guy, he was breaking
Speaker 2: this down cut twelve please.
Speaker 7: Jake tal Rico was casting increasingly. It's still is cast,
Speaker 7: or say increasingly, but still his cast is a moderate.
Speaker 7: There is nothing. He's not a moderate. He is a
Speaker 7: he is a He and Jasmine Crockett are basically the
Speaker 7: same positions on almost every issue. He's a populist, he's
Speaker 7: a progressive. He's pretty far to the left on a
Speaker 7: lot of issues, but mostly he's an outsider.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's an outsider. He's in the
Speaker 2: Texas Senate, isn't he like he's got an elected position.
Speaker 2: He's not an outside he's an insider for Democrat politics.
Speaker 2: But he's to the left of Jasmine Crockett on certain issues.
Speaker 2: He's at the Jasmine crocket level. He's just not quite
Speaker 2: as appealing as an individual, all right. So he opposed
Speaker 2: the voter ID and he also is someone who is
Speaker 2: usually words just gender, and ironically he's someone who now
Speaker 2: his latest one he's calling women neighbors with a uterus.
Speaker 2: Neighbors with a uterus is his latest thing. So where's
Speaker 2: his leave the Democrats? What do they stand for other
Speaker 2: than all this woke nonsense? Apparently just woke nonsense. There's
Speaker 2: a woman named Paulina Mangubat, that's her real name, I think,
Speaker 2: who runs the Democrats Twitter account, and she is now
Speaker 2: just swearing at Stephen Miller and Katie Miller. Let's play
Speaker 2: cut nineteen. This is the Mightus Test podcast.
Speaker 8: I want Katie Miller to know that her husband is
Speaker 8: an ugly. Stephen Miller is one of the most powerful
Speaker 8: men in the country right now.
Speaker 5: He is a White House official.
Speaker 8: Who is taking to Twitter to hurl these absolutely false
Speaker 8: and transphobic attacks against an amazing candidate in Texas, James tallerco.
Speaker 8: We simply called him ugly, and I think that what
Speaker 8: he has been doing is ugly. He is celebrating when
Speaker 8: Ice shoots down Americans in the street. He thinks that
Speaker 8: it's cool when families are separated, and it's just absolutely disgusting,
Speaker 8: and so yeah, I stand by calling him an ugly.
Speaker 2: So this retard runs the Democrat's social media account and
Speaker 2: she just swears at people and she lies about them,
Speaker 2: and it's not transphobic. He makes points that are out
Speaker 2: of the mainstream. Callaurico makes points that are way out
Speaker 2: of the mainstream. And this was Steven Miller's job, as
Speaker 2: someone who is from the top advisors to the White
Speaker 2: House is to point out when there are people who
Speaker 2: are on the verge of gaining political power, who have
Speaker 2: mainstream who are trying to mainstream completely radical viewpoints. And
Speaker 2: her response is to comment negatively from the official account
Speaker 2: of the Democrats, their official social media account, calling him
Speaker 2: an ugly person, attacking his appearance. So this is I
Speaker 2: don't know the Democrats want to play that game. I
Speaker 2: don't know they want to play that game which party
Speaker 2: is hotter, because I would like to suggest that they're
Speaker 2: probably gonna lose that one if we're gonna have a
Speaker 2: hot contest. So all they have is anger, all they
Speaker 2: have is ferocity. And Katie Miller responded and saying that
Speaker 2: commenting I think in a much more classy way, which
Speaker 2: is fine. So we're gonna have engagement, We're have a
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Speaker 2: I just taped with Steve Hilton where we talk about
Speaker 2: the California Governor's race which is voting coming up June
Speaker 2: and tecond there and it looks like it's round of
Speaker 2: a toss up on how things are going. Of course,
Speaker 2: my hope is two Republicans are top two, Hilton and Bianco.
Speaker 2: That would mean that they would be in the runoff.
Speaker 2: Democrats can't really run a rite in candidate because of
Speaker 2: their own stupid rules. But it's hard to know. The
Speaker 2: polls are all over the board. Some poles have Javier
Speaker 2: Bacia winning, others have Steve Hilton winning, Others have Tom
Speaker 2: Steyer winning. So those seem to be the top three
Speaker 2: and Sean's prediction. I don't know if Sean's trolling me
Speaker 2: on this. He thinks this guy Matt Mahan, who's this
Speaker 2: AstroTurf candidate that the donor class wants to prop up
Speaker 2: as a palatable Democrat for California, the least insane Democrat
Speaker 2: who's pulling single digits. Sean thinks he's gonna win. So
Speaker 2: I don't know. These numbers are no one's pulling over
Speaker 2: twenty seven percent, and the top two get into the runoff.
Speaker 2: So California is gonna be exciting. But the governor's race
Speaker 2: may be more likely for a upset to happen than
Speaker 2: even the La mayoral race, which is getting all this
Speaker 2: attention because of Spencer Pratt's frankly incredible campaign. His ability
Speaker 2: to campaign is unbelievable, but ultimately he's got to overcome
Speaker 2: the unions and he's got to get card carrying liberal
Speaker 2: Democrats to show up and vote for him, because there's
Speaker 2: not that many Republicans left in LA. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of Republicans in California. The voter registration gap, of course
Speaker 2: is huge, but people are i think repelled by a
Speaker 2: lot of the top of the ticket Democrat candidates. Katie Porter,
Speaker 2: whose campaign is fad because she's so unpleasant personally, Tom Steyer,
Speaker 2: who is a far left billionaire trying to buy the race,
Speaker 2: and Javier Baserra, who is a career politician who was
Speaker 2: a horrific Health and Human Services secretary, who gives Gavin
Speaker 2: Newsom an a and homelessness, is just no political record
Speaker 2: to speak of that is positive. And we even have
Speaker 2: the video of him trying to coach journalists on how
Speaker 2: to give him a softball interview. So just so many
Speaker 2: unpalatable people here, and it's an interesting, always a litmus
Speaker 2: test in California. As my colleague Larry likes to point out,
Speaker 2: as California goes, so goes the nation so often. So
Speaker 2: we'll be tracking that into next week and I'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to it quite a bit. But the Steve Hilton
Speaker 2: interview on the podcast, it'll show up tomorrow, so please
Speaker 2: subscribe all right, I want to continue a little bit
Speaker 2: with my theme of Democrats being completely not scram Platner.
Speaker 2: He's at again. He is the Nazi candidate from Vermont,
Speaker 2: and he's now lying about why he served in our military.
Speaker 2: Let's play cut eighteen, please.
Speaker 4: Tuisan Collins voted to support starting the war on three occasions.
Speaker 4: After that, she voted against withdrawing troops. On at least
Speaker 4: two occasions, she voted to fund the war.
Speaker 5: That your decision to serve.
Speaker 4: Now, all these years later, instead of acknowledging that she
Speaker 4: was wrong, she decided that she's going to blame those
Speaker 4: of us who in her late teens and early twenties
Speaker 4: signed up to serve our country. That's somehow it's our fault.
Speaker 4: Her votes to support the war in Iraq, that didn't
Speaker 4: mean anything. Those of us who put on the uniform,
Speaker 4: those of us who joined the US military, it's our
Speaker 4: fault for doing that. This is very, very expected from
Speaker 4: establishment Republican politicians who loved to talk about supporting the troops,
Speaker 4: but in the end will always desert us.
Speaker 2: Here's the most important point here about this is that
Speaker 2: Plattner talked about his entire life until he started running
Speaker 2: for office, how much he loved fighting in wars. Chuck Ross,
Speaker 2: he's a really good reporter out in DC. He found
Speaker 2: some writing from Platner in twenty twelve where he said,
Speaker 2: I chose this profession because I wanted to fight and
Speaker 2: not and I'm not going to make excuses for it.
Speaker 2: We got what we wish for, and I'd be lying
Speaker 2: if I said it wasn't something I enjoyed. He also
Speaker 2: re enlisted with Black Rock to go and fight wars. Additionally,
Speaker 2: I presume to kill bad guys, So he enrolled voluntarily
Speaker 2: to kill bad guys. And I think the Iraq War
Speaker 2: was a big mistake and the people wanted to keep
Speaker 2: it going. It was a mistake, and we could re
Speaker 2: litigate that till the cows come home. But it's so
Speaker 2: disingenuous that the Democrats will not stop lying about this,
Speaker 2: to the point where a guy who was on record
Speaker 2: over and over again saying I fought in the war
Speaker 2: because I wanted to fight in a war, And then
Speaker 2: even he was after done with his deployments, he went
Speaker 2: with a private contractor to go and continue to fight
Speaker 2: in wars and get paid to fight in wars and
Speaker 2: to kill bad guys. Now he goes out because he's
Speaker 2: trying to try to win in a blue state. He
Speaker 2: acts as though Susan Collins is the real war when
Speaker 2: he volunteered to go multiple times on his own, Now
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, he's a victim of the evil
Speaker 2: Susan Collins. My point here is that it's so implausible
Speaker 2: from my vantage point that this could be sold to
Speaker 2: the American people, even though I don't think they were
Speaker 2: a rock war, some great thing, but him trying to
Speaker 2: attempt to sell to the American people that he was
Speaker 2: forced into a war that he has written multiple times
Speaker 2: in print that I loved going there. Will Americans buy
Speaker 2: this stuff? And I just don't think they're going to?
Speaker 2: And that's the positive message to leave you with this week.
Speaker 2: All Right, thanks for listening and watching Go in peace,
Speaker 2: to love and serve the Lord