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Speaker 1: Iran's biggest leverage is not the strait up her moose.
Speaker 1: It's the unpopularity of the war and the pressure on
Speaker 1: Trump to end it. Congressman Jamie Raskin, at a hearing
Speaker 1: on sharia law, challenges a teenager who dare to say
Speaker 1: that America was founded based on a Christian culture. The
Speaker 1: San Diego Islamic Center shooters have been described as right wingers,
Speaker 1: but how many right wingers share their views? President trum
Speaker 1: Marx Texas Democrat Senate candidate tall Rico Trump said a
Speaker 1: vegan in Texas. Maine Senate Democrat candidate suggested American sniper
Speaker 1: Chris Kyle killed innocent civilians to inflate his kill number.
Speaker 1: Florida GOP Rep. Byron Donald's denounces Democrats for supporting totalitarianism.
Speaker 1: A Georgia senator says, a Democrat agenda if they regained
Speaker 1: control of Congress is to make DC and Puerto Rico
Speaker 1: states and to expand the Supreme Court. New York Senator
Speaker 1: Jillenbrand attacks Treputation Secretary Duffy for his film Cross Country
Speaker 1: Trip to Celebrate America. Jilibrand probably should have set that
Speaker 1: one out. When the libertarian Javier Malay got elected President
Speaker 1: of Argentina, New York Times colonists and economist Paul Krugman
Speaker 1: was skeptical, to say the least. So how is Malay
Speaker 1: doing after three years? All of this and more? Triple
Speaker 1: eight ninety seventy one sage Triple eight ninety seven, one
Speaker 1: seven two four to three descent, of course is welcome.
Speaker 1: Received this letter from Vanessa in Ocalla, Florida. Larry's thinking,
Speaker 1: the reason this totally beatable war against Iran is dragging
Speaker 1: on is because of Democrats and the woke right. I
Speaker 1: wasn't alive, my mother was, but I'm aware that during
Speaker 1: World War II, probably the entire country supported our efforts.
Speaker 1: Women performed jobs previously held by men. Women donated paths
Speaker 1: to be melted down and used for munitions. I haven't
Speaker 1: had time to explore more than that, but I do
Speaker 1: know in spirit the government the effort was supported by
Speaker 1: the people, and that war dragged on for far, far longer,
Speaker 1: with a much higher cost in lives and treasure. Iran
Speaker 1: knows that half the country wants Trump to lose, and
Speaker 1: as you are aware, they are trying to drag it
Speaker 1: out to the mid terms. I'm ashamed of our countrymen,
Speaker 1: thank you, Vanessa. Well, of course that is Iran strategy.
Speaker 1: They're watching CNN, they're watching BS now, they're reading the polls.
Speaker 1: That is their card. It's not the straighter hermose. They've
Speaker 1: got that, to be sure. But primarily it's a pressure
Speaker 1: on Donald Trump for doing what previous presence vowed would
Speaker 1: never happen, for doing somebody to make sure it never happens.
Speaker 1: And that is that Iran getting a nuclear weapon. I'm
Speaker 1: RENI reports that Iran is using this pause to re arm,
Speaker 1: to reposition UH to get a better idea of what
Speaker 1: America will do the next time there's a military strike,
Speaker 1: if there is one, and if there is one. It
Speaker 1: may be much more costly than the thirteen lives that
Speaker 1: have been lost. So for I don't know whether these
Speaker 1: reports I'm reading are true or false. Let's assume that
Speaker 1: they're true. What does it say about Iran? What does
Speaker 1: it say about Iran as an enemy? What does it
Speaker 1: say about what Iran would do if Iran got a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon? This is the thing that people don't want
Speaker 1: to address. I've had a couple of callers, as you know,
Speaker 1: same guy to Asian Rold We probably called again. Maybe
Speaker 1: he doesn't have a job. Maybe AI eliminated this job.
Speaker 1: I don't know this notion that Donald Trump didn't realize
Speaker 1: that the strait or her moves would be closed. He
Speaker 1: didn't realize this, reading didn't realize that didn't realize this.
Speaker 1: The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Dan raising Cane, testified
Speaker 1: that they anticipated this, they gained for this. But of course,
Speaker 1: people hate Donald Trump's guts won't listen to that anyway.
Speaker 1: But if everything that you say is true that Trump
Speaker 1: didn't anticipate this, didn't anticipate that, doesn't it suggest how
Speaker 1: diabolical and how evil this regime is and what they
Speaker 1: would do if they had a nuclear weapon. We're talking
Speaker 1: about anywhere from thirty to forty thousand of their own people, unarmed,
Speaker 1: killed in cold blood by this administration. Does it not
Speaker 1: suggest to you that maybe, just maybe we don't want
Speaker 1: these people to have a nuke, putting children and women
Speaker 1: in front of likely bombed sites so that the sympathy
Speaker 1: for these women and children will cause Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: pull back? Who does that? What kind of enemy does that?
Speaker 1: I played you a couple times the exchange between Coleman
Speaker 1: Hughes and Joe Rogan when Joe Rogan was accusing Israel
Speaker 1: of committing genocide in its war against the Moss and Gaza,
Speaker 1: and Coleman, I think very patiently and articularly explained to him,
Speaker 1: this isn't military Hamas that intentionally puts its facilities under schools,
Speaker 1: under mosques, under hospitals in order to cause Israel to
Speaker 1: kill civilians and then have the Israel hating war war
Speaker 1: world accuse Israel of committing a genocide. What do you
Speaker 1: do when you have an enemy like that? What do
Speaker 1: you do when you have an enemy that believes if
Speaker 1: the enemy itself is killed, they actually get a promotion
Speaker 1: to paradise. I've mentioned the quote from Patent, the great
Speaker 1: World War II general who said, the object of war
Speaker 1: isn't to die for your country, is to get the
Speaker 1: other poor SLB to die for his country. What happened
Speaker 1: when the other poor sbe wants to die for its country?
Speaker 1: How do you fight that? More importantly, what happens if
Speaker 1: an enemy like that has a nuclear weapon? I've mentioned
Speaker 1: the war between Iran and Iraq that went on for
Speaker 1: almost eight years. In Iran was giving plastic keys to
Speaker 1: put around the next of children, boys as young as
Speaker 1: twelve years old. Why they wanted them to walk on
Speaker 1: foot and clear the mine fields of mind so that
Speaker 1: their troops and tanks could roll on the fields. Hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of young men were recruited, slash chorused into
Speaker 1: doing this. Tens of thousands of young men lost their lives.
Speaker 1: Who does this? What kind of enemy does this? And
Speaker 1: once again, what kind of enemy would behave? And how
Speaker 1: if they had a nuclear bond? The only real question
Speaker 1: is how close were they to get one? And the
Speaker 1: answer to that seemed to me They answered themselves. Jared Kushner,
Speaker 1: Steve Whitcoff, the two envoys that were negotiating with them,
Speaker 1: said they admitted they had enough enriched uranium to make
Speaker 1: eleven bombs. I've mentioned the sixty Minutes piece that aired
Speaker 1: a few Sundays ago that said they were very very
Speaker 1: close to developing a nuclear bomb. So what do you do. Well,
Speaker 1: the war's gonna be costly. Well, it's gonna go longer
Speaker 1: than we thought. Well, the estimates on how quickly it'll
Speaker 1: end might not be right. Well, the Iranian people might
Speaker 1: might not rise up and take back their country. Okay,
Speaker 1: therefore we'll just let them continue to develop a nuclear bomb, right,
Speaker 1: And President Trump said he was not going to allow
Speaker 1: that to happen on his watch. The man should be celebrated.
Speaker 1: The world is going to be safer when and if
Speaker 1: this war is over. When this war is over, eventually,
Speaker 1: it'll be over, and the president should be saluted. Instead,
Speaker 1: he's being attacked. People are already saying we've lost the war?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? And I know he ran promising
Speaker 1: no new wars, a promise that I thought no president
Speaker 1: should make, and I said so at the time. I
Speaker 1: know he promised no endless wars. Well, we have endless enemies.
Speaker 1: No president wants a war. President did not want a war,
Speaker 1: but he gets what are called Presidential Daily briefings every morning,
Speaker 1: threat assessments around the world, and very likely he had
Speaker 1: threat assessment that Iran was getting very close to getting
Speaker 1: a nuclear bomb. So the question is, well, I promised
Speaker 1: no new wars, and I'm gonna adhere to my campaign
Speaker 1: promise irrespective of how dangerous the world has become, irrespective
Speaker 1: of how close Iran is to getting into clear bomb.
Speaker 1: Does that make any sense? Is that what you want
Speaker 1: in the commander in chief? That's what you want in
Speaker 1: the president. The number one job is to protect people.
Speaker 1: That's his number one job. Demand doesn't get credit for anything.
Speaker 1: And if and when the regime collapses and we have
Speaker 1: new people to deal with the same people who criticize
Speaker 1: him will continue to criticize him. So, mister President, if
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Speaker 2: I'm not doing this politically.
Speaker 3: I'm just look.
Speaker 4: Everyone tells me it's unpopular, but I think it's very popular.
Speaker 2: When they hear that it's having to do with nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: Weapons that could take.
Speaker 5: Out Los Angeles, could take out major cities.
Speaker 6: Very quet when they hear that.
Speaker 2: You know, when they're explained, I'll tell you what we
Speaker 2: explain it to people.
Speaker 7: I don't really have enough time to explain the people.
Speaker 8: I'm too busy getting it done when they understand I
Speaker 8: take it to her.
Speaker 2: I think it's frankly very popular.
Speaker 8: But whether it's popular or not popular, I have to
Speaker 8: do it because I'm not gonna let the world be
Speaker 8: blown up with my watch.
Speaker 9: Not gonna happen.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so very much. Mark is in Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Mark.
Speaker 1: Always nice to hear from you.
Speaker 10: Oh kay, Larry, I mean you must be getting really
Speaker 10: desperate to try and be praising Trump in a lot.
Speaker 10: Everything he has done is completely wrong.
Speaker 11: The straight of her mood.
Speaker 10: Pete Hess has gone back and forth. They created the problem.
Speaker 10: And now the only for us actually to win the war, Larry,
Speaker 10: is to be sure there's a regime change. That is
Speaker 10: why most people are saying we have not won the war.
Speaker 10: Any country can blow up any country, Larry, may.
Speaker 1: I respond, so, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: If two and a half a month ago I had
Speaker 1: said to you Mark, President Trump is going to go
Speaker 1: to war against Iran because Iran is developing a nuclear bomb,
Speaker 1: and within two and a half months their navy will
Speaker 1: be at the bottom of the ocean, their air force
Speaker 1: will not be able to fly, six thousand Iranian fighters
Speaker 1: will be dead, and thirteen American soldiers will be dead.
Speaker 1: If I had told you that, what would you have said?
Speaker 10: I would be very pleased, because I don't want anybody dead,
Speaker 10: but especially an American. However, Larry, you didn't say the
Speaker 10: war's not close to being over.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. I don't know how close. I
Speaker 1: don't know how close it is to being over, and
Speaker 1: neither do you. I do know that I believe it's
Speaker 1: it's been more difficult than President Trump thought. Prisonent Trump
Speaker 1: is an optimist. Doesn't bother me that he felt that
Speaker 1: way and feels that way. But if you believe that
Speaker 1: Iran is getting close to getting a nuclear bomb, you
Speaker 1: have a few options. You can do nothing. You can negotiate,
Speaker 1: negotiate and negotiate, which we've done now for decades and
Speaker 1: they've lied. Or you can take action. We lost, we lost.
Speaker 1: Let me just let me just make one other point
Speaker 1: mark before you before your respond we've lost. I think
Speaker 1: of one hundred thousand people are more in World War One,
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand in World War two, fifty eight thousand
Speaker 1: in Vietnam, around thirty thousand in Korea, and combined Iraq
Speaker 1: and Afghanistan's close to six thousand. We've lost thirteen people.
Speaker 1: That's pretty impressive. And whether we have a regime change
Speaker 1: or not, clearly Around's nuclear program has been set back.
Speaker 1: We don't know how far back years, decades, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but they're not as close to getting a new becaus
Speaker 1: they were two and a half months ago. I think
Speaker 1: that's a good thing.
Speaker 10: That is a good thing, Larry, But leaving the regime
Speaker 10: and power is something that again Trump made a mistake
Speaker 10: going on the other side of the world is to
Speaker 10: get Maduall. When if Alut he kept our naval ships
Speaker 10: in the Ardian Sea, we could have actually done something good, Larry,
Speaker 10: but he wanted to get the oil from Aduall.
Speaker 1: I think, I think, I think they had nothing. I
Speaker 1: think that I think that has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: how effective our campaign is right now, nothing to do
Speaker 1: with it. What's so whoever, I think I think I
Speaker 1: think that I think the assumption, I think the assumption
Speaker 1: that President Trump made, and I would agree with you
Speaker 1: that it's an assumption that has not come to fruition.
Speaker 1: I think the assumption that President Trump made is that
Speaker 1: after it was clear that the Iranian navy and army
Speaker 1: had been decimated, that the Iranian people would rise up
Speaker 1: and take control of their country. That has not happened.
Speaker 1: I think that Trump anticipated that. I know I anticipated
Speaker 1: that it has not yet happened, which shows me how
Speaker 1: dug in they are and what would happen if these
Speaker 1: people ever had a nuclear bomb. So I think so,
Speaker 1: I think, I think, I think your attitude, your attitude
Speaker 1: should be, you know, Uh, it's a good thing that
Speaker 1: Iran is being dealt with. I wish it were happening faster.
Speaker 1: I wish the Iranian people would rise up, but for
Speaker 1: crying out loud, let's stay with the president uh, and
Speaker 1: hope that at some point we have a real regime
Speaker 1: change so that when there's a deal, they won't lie
Speaker 1: and cheat as they always have. But either way, this
Speaker 1: is a problem that has been kicked down the road.
Speaker 1: And instead of the rest of the European ally it's
Speaker 1: getting involved, they're letting Trump do it. Instead of rallying
Speaker 1: around Trump saying get these get the rest of our
Speaker 1: European allies involved, you're trashing him. I just don't think
Speaker 1: it's fair.
Speaker 10: Okay, Clary again, if Trump told the people in a run,
Speaker 10: now tell me if you're going to join this. Once
Speaker 10: the people's they were be assassinated, he told them, if
Speaker 10: you continue to protest, we.
Speaker 12: Would have your back.
Speaker 10: They killed another twenty thousand people, and Larry were worry.
Speaker 10: I believe we were on the other side of the road.
Speaker 1: Okay, would you when you said when he said we'd
Speaker 1: have your back, are you suggesting that we should have
Speaker 1: used ground troops to prevent this? If I, well, I
Speaker 1: think maybe you see you see, you see you see
Speaker 1: don't you don't you don't want President Trump to use
Speaker 1: ground troops, but you're angry they didn't do anything to
Speaker 1: stop the twenty or thirty or forty thousand Iranians have
Speaker 1: been killed.
Speaker 12: We are we are.
Speaker 1: Agreeing, essentially, we are agreeing that this is an evil
Speaker 1: regime that has to be stopped. Okay, Marcus always, thank
Speaker 1: you for calling. Appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Oh no, oh no, oh no no no no no.
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Speaker 1: Larry Yell do we are Sale and News Channel talking
Speaker 1: about the Iranian War and the criticism the president at
Speaker 1: receiving over how long it's taking. This man has been
Speaker 1: a political public figure now for ten years. Over that
Speaker 1: ten year period of time to impeachments, prosecuted by the
Speaker 1: Manhattan DA for some kakamamie theory that his Stormy Daniel's
Speaker 1: payments that he described at legal expenses violated New York law.
Speaker 1: Was convicted in a district that eighty five ninety percent
Speaker 1: voted for his opponent. Then he has prosecuted for election
Speaker 1: interference by the Fulton County DA Fannie Lewis over his
Speaker 1: phone call to the Secretary of State where he asked
Speaker 1: the Secretary of State to quote find me eleven thousand
Speaker 1: votes quotes quote didn't say steal them, manufacture them. Make
Speaker 1: sure you have not overlooked eleven thousand votes. So he's prosecuted.
Speaker 1: The DA of New York prosecuted him. As I mentioned
Speaker 1: kakam mamy theory. Her theory was kaka mamy that one
Speaker 1: went away. Then you have the AG of New York,
Speaker 1: Letitia James, who like the Manhattan DA, campaigned to get
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I used to work with the DA's office
Speaker 1: La County when I was my second year in law school,
Speaker 1: and they were adamant, our job is not to get convictions.
Speaker 1: Our job is to do justice, and if we feel
Speaker 1: that a defendant has exculpatory evidence, our job is to
Speaker 1: turn it over to the defense, not to win at
Speaker 1: any costs. Imagine running to get somebody. They both did.
Speaker 1: I think it's a violation of the canons of ethics
Speaker 1: because a DA's job is to do justice, not to
Speaker 1: get convictions. Far as I know, the ABA didn't say
Speaker 1: a word. Far as I know, nobody suggested they should
Speaker 1: lose their law license the way John Eastman did for
Speaker 1: daring to have theories about the election in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: that people didn't like. So therefore he's lost his license
Speaker 1: to practice law. Are you're kidding me? Then, of course
Speaker 1: he had the documents cases mar Logo was raided. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden had more documents and more places, and had never
Speaker 1: been president at that time, did not have the ability
Speaker 1: as Trump did to declassify the documents. That case went nowhere,
Speaker 1: and then Trump, of course it's investigated, prosecuted for insurrection
Speaker 1: on January six, Insurrection insurrection. None of the defendants have
Speaker 1: been charged with insurrection Trump was never charged with the insurrection,
Speaker 1: let alone convicted of it, and the Democrats still used
Speaker 1: the word insurrection to describe what happened on January sixth,
Speaker 1: even though the President said I want you to peacefully
Speaker 1: and patriotically make your voices heard. And one of these
Speaker 1: people involved, I think, with the oath keepers, was online
Speaker 1: angry that President Trump wasn't doing anything close quote, and
Speaker 1: then you had this whole impeachment coming, whole investigation committee
Speaker 1: chaired by Benny Thompson. And the reason that's outrageous because
Speaker 1: Benny Thompson, I nink it was two thousand four challenged Ohio,
Speaker 1: a state that was won by George W. Bush, claiming
Speaker 1: that the debo voting machines had been hacked, so he
Speaker 1: challenged the certification of Ohio. Was he an election denier?
Speaker 1: These Democrats have challenged every election won by a Republican
Speaker 1: since two thousand. They challenged Florida in two thousand, about
Speaker 1: a dozen Democrats did, claiming that the Supreme Court unlawfully
Speaker 1: stopped the count. Four years later, as I mentioned, they
Speaker 1: challenged Ohio, boy thirty of them, including Senator Barbara Boxer,
Speaker 1: claiming that the debo and voting machines had been hacked.
Speaker 1: No evidence that they were, but that's what they said.
Speaker 1: Fast forward twenty sixteen. They challenged more estate than Donald
Speaker 1: Trump did four years later. Nobody called them election deniers,
Speaker 1: and Hillary, of course running around for four years the
Speaker 1: first Trump one point zero referring to the election as stolen,
Speaker 1: calling Donald Trump illegitimate, as did Kamala Harris, as did
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter. The chair of the DNC. Terry mccauliffe, former
Speaker 1: Virginia also said the same thing. Nobody called them election deniers.
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump makes legitimate concerns about twenty twenty, whether
Speaker 1: it's Michigan or Pennsylvania, or Wisconsin or Georgia. And he's
Speaker 1: accused of being an election denier. And look at all
Speaker 1: his achievements. He stopped this DEI nonsense. He got our
Speaker 1: neo allies to pay five five percent of their GDP
Speaker 1: for defense when they weren't even doing two percent. Obama
Speaker 1: complained about it, George W. Bush complained about Trump did
Speaker 1: something about it. Our allies are now footing the bill
Speaker 1: for our support for Ukraine, the borders, the big beautiful bill.
Speaker 1: No tax on tips, no tax on overtime, on and
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Speaker 12: Was it?
Speaker 1: About a year or two ago, I had a fantasy
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump's popularity would get to around sixty percent.
Speaker 1: He was edging up with over fifty percent, and I
Speaker 1: thought that at some point people would say, Okay, don't
Speaker 1: like his personality. Don't like the way he insults people.
Speaker 1: Don't like the way he weighs in on a bunch
Speaker 1: of issues that we feel he shouldn't weigh in on.
Speaker 1: Don't like what he said about this, don't like what
Speaker 1: he said about that, don't like the bragging. You don't
Speaker 1: like this. But look where the ball is landed on
Speaker 1: the economy, on the borders, on getting our NATO allies
Speaker 1: to pony up five percent, as I said a moment ago,
Speaker 1: on getting our European allies to foot the bill for
Speaker 1: our support for Ukraine. On negotiating the release of the
Speaker 1: hostages and the remains out of Gadza. On moving the
Speaker 1: embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, something that Obama said
Speaker 1: he would do in George W. Bush that he would
Speaker 1: do and didn't. Trump did, on cutting off the funding
Speaker 1: for the PLO because they were using the money for
Speaker 1: what was called pay di slay, paying the families of
Speaker 1: homicide bombers money after they blew up innocent people. Trump
Speaker 1: stopped that he went after China and these tariffs that
Speaker 1: a lot of people, including myself, were worried about. Turns
Speaker 1: out he's using them as a tool for foreign policy
Speaker 1: to get us better deals with our trading partners. When
Speaker 1: he announced Liberation Day, the stock market went down. People
Speaker 1: talked about depression, recession, certainly depression, none of which happened recently.
Speaker 1: Stock market hitting new eyes during this war. Before the war,
Speaker 1: gas price is five year low, mortgage rates three year low. Oh,
Speaker 1: and they secured the border in thirty days when we
Speaker 1: were told for four years that they were either secured,
Speaker 1: which New York has said with a straight face, or
Speaker 1: that they are secure as they can possibly be given
Speaker 1: the absence of comprehensive immigration reform, whether than Trump in
Speaker 1: thirty days demonstrated that that was a big, fat lie.
Speaker 1: And now the job is to deport these illegal aliens
Speaker 1: that Biden allowed in intentionally. We don't know how many
Speaker 1: low end. I've heard ten million, high end. I've heard
Speaker 1: twenty million, one hundreds on the Terror watchless not vetted.
Speaker 1: But Trump is a sob for deporting them, which was
Speaker 1: exactly the plan. Let's get them in and then when
Speaker 1: they try to deport them, will accuse the administration of
Speaker 1: being fascists, being Nazis, so that ultimately they end up staying,
Speaker 1: and then pressure to make them citizens. And then of
Speaker 1: course they'll vote for the Democrats and will have a
Speaker 1: voting majority in perpetuity. And meanwhile we can use them
Speaker 1: for the census to increase power for Democrats. That was
Speaker 1: their agenda all along. I don't understand why even Democrats
Speaker 1: aren't insulted by this. As I said many times, the
Speaker 1: group most hurt by illegal immigration or m skilled black
Speaker 1: and brown workers in the inner city. They have to
Speaker 1: compete against the illegal aliens, most of whom have no
Speaker 1: little or no education, and the presence of illegal alien labor,
Speaker 1: as I said many times, puts pressure on the wages,
Speaker 1: downward pressure on the wages. So it seems to me
Speaker 1: the very people that the Democrats purport to care about
Speaker 1: quote people of color close quote blacks and browns in particular,
Speaker 1: are the ones that are most harmed by these policies.
Speaker 1: And then you have a president Donald Trump adamantly in
Speaker 1: favor of school choice, meaning the money follows a child
Speaker 1: rather than the other way around. Democratic Party adamantly opposed
Speaker 1: the school choice even as school teaching with school age
Speaker 1: kids in places like Philadelphia, in Chicago, La put their
Speaker 1: own kids in private school. That alone should cause people
Speaker 1: to rethink their hatred of Donald Trump and other publican party.
Speaker 1: What is the pathway to escape poverty at least high
Speaker 1: school education when where the kids can actually read, write,
Speaker 1: and compute at grade level. Who is encouraging that path?
Speaker 1: Who is forwarding it that alone? But Donald Trump's an
Speaker 1: sob Donald Trump put Harvard on the back heel for
Speaker 1: causing Asian students with higher grades and higher test scores
Speaker 1: to be at the back of the bus. Why is
Speaker 1: that fair? Donald Trump stopped that again, it seems to
Speaker 1: me this kind of stuff alone should cause some people
Speaker 1: to stand up in applaud in this mayn I don't
Speaker 1: get it. And I've watched a lot of presidents try
Speaker 1: to pass a lot of legislation, including big bills, and
Speaker 1: I was certain that the big beautiful Bill would be
Speaker 1: broken up into several different components, because you're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to get all these Republicans in line
Speaker 1: to pass this thing. And he did. Extending the tax cuts,
Speaker 1: no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, tax breaks
Speaker 1: for Social Security, senior citizens, expensing first year you start,
Speaker 1: if you're having a business and you make some sort
Speaker 1: of capital expense. This is a big deal. And he
Speaker 1: was able to do it when a lot of experts said, well,
Speaker 1: let's break it up into three or four different bills,
Speaker 1: because we can't get everything done at the same time.
Speaker 1: He did. He thought, because he's probably because he's not
Speaker 1: a career politician, that it's probably easier to call it
Speaker 1: a big beautiful bill, do it in one fell swoop
Speaker 1: than to try and do it in pieces. That's pretty Now,
Speaker 1: I'm impressive. And now generally speaking, this time in the
Speaker 1: second term President's lame duck. Here he is endorsing a
Speaker 1: bunch of people against people that he doesn't like. And
Speaker 1: virtually every single candidate he's endorsed his one, his or
Speaker 1: her primary. This is impressive. You know what he's done.
Speaker 1: The number one thing he's done for this country. He's
Speaker 1: given Republicans backbone. I would use a different word, but
Speaker 1: I can't. He's taught him how to fight, taught him
Speaker 1: how to stand up, taught him how to stand their ground,
Speaker 1: taught him how to call out these Democrats for the taxers,
Speaker 1: the spenders, those who undermine the very foundation of this country.
Speaker 1: You've got people like Tim Kaine not even recognizing that
Speaker 1: our rights don't come from government, they come from God.
Speaker 1: And he was challenged on that by Ted Cruz, who said,
Speaker 1: I heard my colleagues say that that makes us a theocracy?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? He called out these people on allowing
Speaker 1: biological men to compete against women, on gender assigning surgery,
Speaker 1: on minors, the socialists. Do you think rich people don't
Speaker 1: pay their fair share when rich people are overtaxed? This
Speaker 1: party on the left has gone crazy, and Trump called
Speaker 1: him out in ways that Republicans never had before. Now
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Speaker 1: talk to a man who started at an online academy
Speaker 1: to repair kids K through twelve for the World of
Speaker 1: AI article in the La Times about how many jobs
Speaker 1: have been lost because of AI and there is a
Speaker 1: big debate over whether in the long run, more jobs
Speaker 1: are gonna be created than lost. I think in the
Speaker 1: long run that will be the case. But a lot
Speaker 1: of people don't feel that. We're gonna talk to a
Speaker 1: man you started in an academy to help kids deal
Speaker 1: with this brave new world of AI. So stick around
Speaker 1: for that. Two time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch
Speaker 1: is dead at the age of forty one. Was hospitalized
Speaker 1: Thursday due to a undisclosed but severe illness last week
Speaker 1: and has now died. The family did not offer a
Speaker 1: cause of death. This is the second death for NASCAR
Speaker 1: in the last six months, isn't it. Greg Biffele died
Speaker 1: in a plane crash in December. Dale Er Earnhardt died
Speaker 1: Daytona five hundred in twenty twenty, two thousand and one.
Speaker 1: I believe it was and I remember when he died
Speaker 1: he was on the cover of Time magazine. Half the
Speaker 1: country was in mourning, Half the country was saying, Who's
Speaker 1: Dale Earnhardt. I think it's much even more popular than
Speaker 1: it was back then. Now. One of the other things
Speaker 1: about this Trump durankment syndrome, much of what people are
Speaker 1: angry about are lives. This is the representative Pramila Jayapaul
Speaker 1: from California. Listen to this number twenty one.
Speaker 13: After any political foes, just to hold on to power.
Speaker 2: That's what's happening.
Speaker 13: For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center has sued and
Speaker 13: won jury verdicts against hate groups who conspire and facilitate
Speaker 13: violence against black and brown people. The center secured a
Speaker 13: verdict against the planners of the twenty seventeen Charlottesville rally,
Speaker 13: the same rally that drew participants whom Donald Trump called
Speaker 13: very fine people on both sides and yes, I.
Speaker 1: Know what he said out, Okay, you see this, did
Speaker 1: it again? Did it again? Very fine people on both sides.
Speaker 1: We talked about this at nauseum, gave two press conferences
Speaker 1: because he said that there was violence on both sides.
Speaker 1: He got hammered, had another one two or three days later,
Speaker 1: and elaborated, I'm not talking about the white nationalists and
Speaker 1: the neo Nazis because they should be condemned totally. And
Speaker 1: she's still doing it again. Even Jake Tapper of CNN,
Speaker 1: who hates Donald Trump, said, you know, I went back
Speaker 1: and I looked at it, and he was talking about
Speaker 1: they're very fine people on both sides of the issue
Speaker 1: about whether they should be a Confederate monument in the
Speaker 1: public square. By the way, after Jake Tapper said that,
Speaker 1: people like this congress woman go on CNN and says
Speaker 1: it again and nobody says anything. And Joe Biden used
Speaker 1: it to base his campaign on his first campaign that
Speaker 1: I had to do with this and the SPLC somebody
Speaker 1: to help foment that mission that ultimately a woman ended
Speaker 1: up dying. Tell the best come around, So let's get
Speaker 1: her teed up. That subdig you can't succeed with olt
Speaker 1: triple eight nine seven one s A G E. Triple
Speaker 1: eight ninety seven one seven two four three. I am
Speaker 1: Larry Yielder. We are Staleum News Channel. Later on this show,
Speaker 1: recall the libertarian who got elected president of Argentina, Javier Malay.
Speaker 1: New York Times columnists economist Paul Krugman wrote a column saying,
Speaker 1: you can make a bunch of promises, but promises and promises,
Speaker 1: he was very skeptical state of the least. He's now
Speaker 1: been president for three years. So how has this man,
Speaker 1: a libertarian, done with the economy of Argentina. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about that later on, and next segment, we're
Speaker 1: going to talk to the founder of an online academy
Speaker 1: that prepares children K through twelve for this new world
Speaker 1: of AI. But let's get back to the attacks against
Speaker 1: Trump for the Iran war and people that are saying
Speaker 1: that we've lost the war and that Trump is incompetent.
Speaker 1: And I was just saying that the Representative j. O.
Speaker 1: Paul having a hearing made two falsehoods about the president.
Speaker 1: Let's play that again, number twenty one.
Speaker 13: After any political foes, just to hold on to power,
Speaker 13: That's what's happening. For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center
Speaker 13: has sued and won jury verdicts against hate groups who
Speaker 13: conspire and facilitate violence against black and brown people. The
Speaker 13: Center security of against the planners of the twenty seventeen
Speaker 13: Charlottesville rally, the same rally that drew participants whom Donald
Speaker 13: Trump called very fine people on both sides, and yes,
Speaker 13: I know what he said after that to try and
Speaker 13: defend it. But the entire rally was organized by white nationalists,
Speaker 13: and even after images and videos revealed that these participants
Speaker 13: put up their arms in Nazi salutes and violently injured
Speaker 13: counter protesters and cheered on the former Grand Wizard of
Speaker 13: the Ku Klux Klan. He's stuck by that. SBLC has
Speaker 13: been winning. That's why Donald Trump wants to target them.
Speaker 13: That's the problem. Stephen Miller, angry that SBLC called him
Speaker 13: out back in twenty sixteen for promoting white nationalism and
Speaker 13: right wing extremist ideas, has decided to take revenge with
Speaker 13: an outrageous indictment that is replete with mistakes of fact
Speaker 13: and law.
Speaker 1: Okay, stop, let's just stop it right there. Steve Van
Speaker 1: Miller is not in the Department of Justice. What do
Speaker 1: you mean he decided to indict them. Nothing to do
Speaker 1: with this. Stephen Middle's not on the grand jury that
Speaker 1: indicted the SPLC. And once again she repeats the Charlottesville
Speaker 1: lie again, As I said, even CNN two and a
Speaker 1: half years half of the fact better late than never said.
Speaker 1: The President was referring to their couldn't find people on
Speaker 1: both sides of the debate about whether there should be
Speaker 1: a Confederate monument in the public square. That's probably the
Speaker 1: principal thing that people hate. Donald Trump's got sight and
Speaker 1: it's a lie. This is Hakeem Jeffreys listening to this
Speaker 1: number thirty six.
Speaker 14: I guess part of how we as House Democrats view
Speaker 14: this moment, either maga extremists are gonna break the country
Speaker 14: or we're gonna break them.
Speaker 2: And our goal is to break them. We will defeat them.
Speaker 14: We have to beat them electorally, and then we have
Speaker 14: to break their spirit because of the extremism that's being
Speaker 14: unleased in the American people. That's completely and totally unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Break the spirit of quote maga extremists close quote What
Speaker 1: exactly is a mega extremist? Somebody who believes in borders,
Speaker 1: Somebody who understands the distinction between legal immigration and illegal immigration,
Speaker 1: Somebody who doesn't want people to be evaluated based on race,
Speaker 1: opposes DEI what exactly does that even mean? Maga extremists?
Speaker 1: Twenty percent of black men voted for Donald Trump. Are
Speaker 1: they part of the mega extremist movement. Fifty percent of
Speaker 1: Hispanics voted for Donald Trump in twenty twenty four. They
Speaker 1: part of the mega extremist movement. We had four years
Speaker 1: where inflationally hit nine percent, averaged five percent for four years.
Speaker 1: As I said before, anywhere from ten to twenty million
Speaker 1: illegal aliens poured into this country by design. That alone,
Speaker 1: I woulda thought, would've outraged even people on the left.
Speaker 1: Trump security as a border in thirty days, no one
Speaker 1: even talks about it as an issue any more. The
Speaker 1: average family of four at the end of George W.
Speaker 1: Bush's four years was paying eleven hundred dollars a month
Speaker 1: more for the same goods and services as that family
Speaker 1: was paying four years earlier. Are you kidding me? And
Speaker 1: don't get me started on Afghanistan? Okay, you got me started.
Speaker 1: Speaking of foreign policy, Biden pulls out of Afghanistan, does
Speaker 1: not notify our allies, leaves behind hundreds of Americans and
Speaker 1: Afghan collaborators, seven to eight billion dollars in cutting at
Speaker 1: military equipment. Thirteen people killed at Abbygate. Thirteen people had
Speaker 1: been killed so far in the Iran War. Thirteen people
Speaker 1: killed that day Abbigate, and Biden said Nobody told him,
Speaker 1: advised him that if he did this, the Afghan government
Speaker 1: would melt and the Taliban would come back. And there
Speaker 1: were four star generals who testified under oath. That was
Speaker 1: exactly the advice we gave the president. President just elected
Speaker 1: not to follow it. Nobody told me this was going
Speaker 1: to happen. And Trump is being attacked as a commander
Speaker 1: in chief. And we put up with that for four years.
Speaker 1: Four years of saying climate change is an existential threat,
Speaker 1: four years of saying the number one threat to the
Speaker 1: homeland is white supremacy. Four years of putting up with that.
Speaker 1: He stumbled, he fumbled, forgot where he was, and they
Speaker 1: threw him overboard and Kamala Harris was installed. Had never
Speaker 1: won a single primary, didn't have to go through the
Speaker 1: primary thing process with Donald trumpet's undermining our democracy, under
Speaker 1: undermining our republic. He's a dictator. This is just incredible
Speaker 1: to me. And Donald Trump is saying this is absolutely nonsense,
Speaker 1: and it is. You have people like Zoran mom Dommi
Speaker 1: being elected mayor of New York, a Democrat socialist, a
Speaker 1: person who says that rich don't pay their fair share,
Speaker 1: when in fact the rich are over taxed, who wants
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Speaker 1: talk to a man who started an online academy K
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Speaker 1: world of AI. This is Ken Griffin, the CEO of
Speaker 1: Citadel Big Venture Capital Fund number forty three.
Speaker 15: Let me just share a few thoughts with you on
Speaker 15: this number one is in the last few months, there
Speaker 15: has been a step change function in the productivity of
Speaker 15: the AI toolkit. It is it is profoundly more powerful
Speaker 15: than it was just nine months ago. And for us
Speaker 15: at Citadel that has that has allowed us to unleash
Speaker 15: a much broader array of use cases for AI.
Speaker 1: All of this and more. When we return Triple eight
Speaker 1: nine seven one s a ge do not leave town.
Speaker 15: Let me just you know, share a few thoughts with
Speaker 15: you on this number one is. In the last few months,
Speaker 15: there has been a step change function in the productivity
Speaker 15: of the AI toolkit. It is it is profoundly more
Speaker 15: powerful than it was just nine months ago. And for
Speaker 15: us at Citadel that has that has allowed us to
Speaker 15: unleash a much broader array of use cases for AI,
Speaker 15: and it has been really interesting to watch to be
Speaker 15: blunt work that we would usually do with people with
Speaker 15: masters and PhDs in finance over the course of weeks
Speaker 15: or months being done by AI agents over the course
Speaker 15: of hours or days. So these are these are not
Speaker 15: mid tier white collar jobs. These are like extraordinarily high
Speaker 15: skilled jobs being I'm going to pick a word being
Speaker 15: automated by agenic AI. And I got to tell you,
Speaker 15: I went home one Friday actually fairly depressed by this
Speaker 15: because you could just see how this was going to
Speaker 15: have such a dramatic impact on society. And when you
Speaker 15: witness at your own four walls, when you see work
Speaker 15: that used to be man years of work being done
Speaker 15: in days or weeks, it's like wow, Like that's the
Speaker 15: first time I've seen real impact in our four walls.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple eight nine seven
Speaker 1: one seven two four three. I'm Larry Elder. We are
Speaker 1: Salem News Channel. That is the CEO of Citadel, one
Speaker 1: of the largest venture capital outfits. His name is Ken.
Speaker 1: Griffin said he was quote fairly depressed close quote by
Speaker 1: the fact that AI automated a number of jobs in
Speaker 1: his own company. My guest is a entrepreneur. He is
Speaker 1: the founder of a online virtual reality school called Optima Academy.
Speaker 1: His name is Adam Manana. I hope I don't butcher
Speaker 1: it too much. Mister Mangana, please welcome to the program.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you coming on, Larry.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: I'm thrilled to do with me, Adam, my pleasure. What's
Speaker 1: your reaction to what Ken Griffin said about being fairly
Speaker 1: depressed about about AI.
Speaker 16: You know, the mainstream media would like all of us
Speaker 16: to think that this is a doom and gloom story,
Speaker 16: but I actually have a contrarian view. I think it's
Speaker 16: a there's a whole bunch of hope. One of my
Speaker 16: points of evidence for this is look at the AI
Speaker 16: companies themselves. They're hiring like crazy. There are so many
Speaker 16: companies right now that are that are deploying AI to
Speaker 16: be more efficient. And I recognize that there's some pushback,
Speaker 16: particularly as it relates to, you know, people being afraid
Speaker 16: of jobs, but I actually think this is a pathway
Speaker 16: to making the American dream great again. We need We've
Speaker 16: seen wages suppressed under the last several administrations, and with
Speaker 16: the productivity increases. I actually believe you're going to see
Speaker 16: an opportunity for wages to grow. Now, one caveat to
Speaker 16: that is it's not AI that will replace jobs, but
Speaker 16: it is people using AI that will.
Speaker 7: We're people who are not using AI.
Speaker 16: So we have to get AI literacy available at scale
Speaker 16: across the country as quickly as possible, in my.
Speaker 1: View, Adam. Historically, when there's been a new adventure, there's
Speaker 1: always somebody talking about how it's going to destroy jobs,
Speaker 1: and inevitably there are more jobs than are destroyed. What
Speaker 1: people say is different about AI is that in the
Speaker 1: past muscle jobs were being replaced. This is cognitive cognitive jobs,
Speaker 1: and that's what people say is a difference. Again, you
Speaker 1: don't buy that.
Speaker 16: Line well, as you remember, Larry Socrates was skeptical of books.
Speaker 16: He thought that men would lose their memories, they no
Speaker 16: longer be great orators. And Socrates is right right. The
Speaker 16: Gutenberg Bible transforms the world, right, and now we can
Speaker 16: take our language and we can send it at the
Speaker 16: speed of light through the use of the internet. But
Speaker 16: AI is just a tool. As powerful as that tool is,
Speaker 16: it is a tool, and so those who have been
Speaker 16: coding for years and years and years. Understand that instead
Speaker 16: of a show right now they have a bulldozer, and
Speaker 16: so ninety five percent of code is being written.
Speaker 7: That doesn't mean that we're hiring less software engineers.
Speaker 16: It means that these engineers now are ten xing their productivity,
Speaker 16: in some cases one hundred xing their productive.
Speaker 1: ADAM for decades, I've talked about education K through twelve,
Speaker 1: particularly in urban America. I went to inner city schools
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles that when I was there they were
Speaker 1: quite good. They're not good. Now. Eighty five percent of
Speaker 1: black eighth graders nationwide are not proficient in reading or
Speaker 1: in math already. They're unprepared for the kind of world
Speaker 1: that they're going to be entering, a world of AI.
Speaker 1: Tell us about Optima Academy, what you're doing about this?
Speaker 16: So, Larry, I think one of the key pieces here
Speaker 16: is we have a curriculum crisis. We have a content crisis.
Speaker 16: When you were in school, we were not afraid to
Speaker 16: embrace Western civilization. We were unapologetic about reading Plato, Socrates, Epictetis.
Speaker 16: And over time we have deteriorated that high standard for
Speaker 16: curriculum and optima. We are marrying kind of twenty first
Speaker 16: century technology, so spatial computing, AI and virtual reality with
Speaker 16: that time tested content. So you know, our students are
Speaker 16: reading Socrates, they're reading Plato, and they're doing it from
Speaker 16: the comfort of their home. But what makes us unique
Speaker 16: is now that we're traveling back into ancient Greece through
Speaker 16: the use of a social VR platform. So instead of
Speaker 16: the checkerboard of phases that you see on Zoom, our
Speaker 16: online school is using a social VR platform, So it's
Speaker 16: meeting students in the medium they're very familiar with. This
Speaker 16: generation is very comfortable in Fortnite and roadblocks. But what
Speaker 16: we've done is built guardrails around around that social VR
Speaker 16: platform to make sure it's safe and to have the
Speaker 16: kind of relational accountability that you experienced when you were
Speaker 16: in inner city Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: And we have two minutes left walking through how it works,
Speaker 1: how do people contact you? Cost anything? This, of course
Speaker 1: would be in lieu of the education that they are.
Speaker 1: The worse would be getting in a public school life.
Speaker 7: Soon literally there are two amazing innovations that are happening.
Speaker 16: I give the Trump administration a lot of credit for
Speaker 16: the National Educational Savings Accounts efforts. You see large states
Speaker 16: like Florida using essays and Texas using essays. Our model
Speaker 16: is completely tuition free, so we in the state of
Speaker 16: Florida use a public charter and in the state of
Speaker 16: Texas we are using an educational savings account platform, so
Speaker 16: that the cost of attending this best in class online
Speaker 16: school is completely free to the end user. We see
Speaker 16: now through the use of the Big Beautiful Bill, this
Speaker 16: innovation around parent directed funding allowing anybody in the country
Speaker 16: now to access incredible resources like optimam Academy online, and
Speaker 16: your listeners can learn more by going to www Dot
Speaker 16: Optima Academy dot online. We're really excited about giving a
Speaker 16: world class education to anyone regards listen to their zip code.
Speaker 16: And one last quick point, my two children attend the school.
Speaker 16: In the metaverse, my daughter, who started two grade levels
Speaker 16: behind in reading when she began the school, is in
Speaker 16: sixth grade now reading on a ninth grade level. And
Speaker 16: so the great book's curriculum married with a medium that
Speaker 16: is meeting the students where they are has transformed my
Speaker 16: own personal story for educating my children.
Speaker 1: Adam, give us the website again.
Speaker 7: Www Dot Optima Academy dot online.
Speaker 1: Adam, thank you so much, and I want you to
Speaker 1: come back and that's stuff. Give us updates on your progress.
Speaker 1: How many students do you have right now?
Speaker 16: We're now serving sixteen hundred students again, all accessing Optima
Speaker 16: Academy Online through the use of educational savings accounts and
Speaker 16: through public parent directed funding.
Speaker 1: That's Adam man gana CEO of Optima Academy Online. Adam,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for taking the time.
Speaker 7: Good luck, Larry, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: Good luck and God blessed.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Triple Light seven one s A G E.
Speaker 17: Do not leave town, Kyle Bush, your sixty ninth victory
Speaker 17: in this series, your fifth right here.
Speaker 1: Why do these moments never get old?
Speaker 18: Kyle? Because you never know when the last one is?
Speaker 18: You know, so uh, I know all too well unfortunately
Speaker 18: with the cup stuff, but you know here with the
Speaker 18: truck stuff right now is It's awesome just to be
Speaker 18: a part of Spyro Motorsports. Thanks to to Jeff and
Speaker 18: Dan and mister H for the opportunity.
Speaker 1: Triple eight Night seven one s a G E. Triple
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Speaker 1: in the support series Race. I'm coming to you from
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Speaker 12: I know you didn't like President Trump, Pardner.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: What I don't understand about this, gentleman. It's like third
Speaker 1: or fourth day he's called. How do you think you're
Speaker 1: making the country any better? I know you don't like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? I got it, But how do you think
Speaker 1: what you're doing to call the show and then a
Speaker 1: spell gas in the show is helping anything? I don't.
Speaker 1: I mean, I really don't understand that. How is that
Speaker 1: doing any good? You are angry that Trump is deporting
Speaker 1: illegal aliens, including especially violent criminal legal aliens, so therefore
Speaker 1: you're going to call the show and just crap on him.
Speaker 1: You're angry that the Big Beautiful Bill got passed so
Speaker 1: that illegal aliens no longer can access medicaid. To call
Speaker 1: up a talk show and crap on it, I mean
Speaker 1: it makes you feel better at night when you're kicking
Speaker 1: back having a martini a lot to call Larry O
Speaker 1: the show, and he picked up the phone and I really,
Speaker 1: how is this making the country better? You're making things worse.
Speaker 1: You're making it so that people can't talk to anybody,
Speaker 1: they can't talk to each other. How are you making
Speaker 1: things better? How are you addressing affordability by calling my
Speaker 1: show and trashing Donald Trump? The way you're doing it
Speaker 1: not on policy. Donald Trump did this, he shouldn't have
Speaker 1: done this. You should have done this. He's what he said.
Speaker 1: Is what's really going on. You're not doing that. You're
Speaker 1: like a five year old. This is playground stuff. You're
Speaker 1: very clever. You're able to get around my screener. I
Speaker 1: applaud you for that. Want to use your talent for
Speaker 1: something else, Want to use your ingenuity for something constructive?
Speaker 1: How are you making the country better? I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I really don't. There are a lot of people that
Speaker 1: I don't like. I would never take my time, my
Speaker 1: energy and do what you're doing. I would feel ashamed.
Speaker 1: I would feel embarrassed. I wouldn't want anybody to know
Speaker 1: that I was doing it.
Speaker 2: But you don't have a problem.
Speaker 1: Do you have children? Do you have a spouse or
Speaker 1: a boyfriend? I don't know. A job, a career, are
Speaker 1: you working, are you retired? And if you're working, what.
Speaker 3: Do you do?
Speaker 1: Just go in the bathroom and then call up so
Speaker 1: no one knows you're doing it? Does your boss know
Speaker 1: you're doing this? And if you have your own business,
Speaker 1: maybe you'd be more successful if you spend more time
Speaker 1: in your own business. What is it that you're getting
Speaker 1: out of this? I don't get it, I really don't.
Speaker 1: How is this advancing the ball? How are you challenging
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's agenda? It might be of Biden referring to
Speaker 1: people that support Donald Trumpet's believers and semi fascism. How
Speaker 1: is that helping anything? Half the country voted for this man,
Speaker 1: so half the country are semi fascists. It's just pathetic.
Speaker 1: It's just very sick. I'm going to pray for you. Sir,
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Speaker 1: a hearing on sharia law, challenged a teenager who dared
Speaker 1: to say America was founded on Christian culture. How you
Speaker 1: can dispute that it's beyond me? But he did. The
Speaker 1: San Diego Islamic Centers shooters have been described as right wing.
Speaker 1: How many right wings share their views? Which I will
Speaker 1: elaborate on. And when the libertarian president of Argentina got elected,
Speaker 1: Javier Malay, the New York Times columnists economist Paul Krugman
Speaker 1: was skeptical, to say the least. So after three years,
Speaker 1: how is Malay doing? Especially considering he is the antithesis
Speaker 1: of Zoron Mamdami. Now I've said this before, but you know,
Speaker 1: in light of the caller who keeps calling and in
Speaker 1: in a the most juvenile way, I guess making an
Speaker 1: argument that Donald Trump's a bad guy. I wrote about
Speaker 1: this in my book, As Goes California, My mission to
Speaker 1: rescue the Golden State and save the nation. I ran,
Speaker 1: as you know, for governor in twenty twenty one. People
Speaker 1: don't realize how close I came to winning. Had the
Speaker 1: Democrats put a major Democrat on the replacement ballot, I
Speaker 1: ran against forty five other people who were replacement candidates.
Speaker 1: I'd be talking to you from Sacramento in two thousand
Speaker 1: three when we successfully recalled a Democrat governor and elected
Speaker 1: Arnold Swarzenaker. There was a prominent Democrat on the replacement side.
Speaker 1: His name was Cruz Bustamante. He was a lieutenant governor.
Speaker 1: He got around thirty two percent of the replacement vote,
Speaker 1: but a lot of people wanted him to become governor,
Speaker 1: so they voted for the recall, and a lot of
Speaker 1: people wanted Swortenat to become governor, so they voted for
Speaker 1: the recall. To the recall passed overwhelmingly. In my case,
Speaker 1: there was no prominent Democrat to poll voters to vote
Speaker 1: for the recall part. But on the replacement part, Schorsnaier
Speaker 1: got forty nine percent of the vote. I got forty
Speaker 1: nine percent of the vote. California has fifty eight counties.
Speaker 1: I carried fifty seven of the counties. Only when I
Speaker 1: lost with San Francisco. I lost that by about one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty nine votes, So I did as well
Speaker 1: as Swarzenager and did not have a hundred percent name
Speaker 1: recognition and didn't put in four million dollars of my
Speaker 1: own money the way he did. Now, the difference is
Speaker 1: the Democrat that got the most votes when I ran
Speaker 1: got nine percent as opposed to thirty two percent which
Speaker 1: boust to Monte got because they made sure they weren't
Speaker 1: going to put on a prominent Democrat. I know this
Speaker 1: because during the race I got the phone number of
Speaker 1: former Governor Jerry Brown. I called him. He picked up.
Speaker 1: How did you get my phone number? Was his first statement.
Speaker 1: After I told him who I was. I said, I
Speaker 1: know people. He laughed, and I said, I'm calling to
Speaker 1: ask you about something that I could achieve if I
Speaker 1: win this election. He said, you're not going to win.
Speaker 1: How do you know that? He said, We're not going
Speaker 1: to make the same mistake we did last time. We're
Speaker 1: not going to make sure We're going to make sure
Speaker 1: that no big Democrat gets on the ballot. At the time,
Speaker 1: there were lots of reports that the two term former
Speaker 1: mayor of La Antonio Riera Gos was going to run.
Speaker 1: He he publicly said he might run, and he was,
Speaker 1: how can I put it, dissuaded. There were at least
Speaker 1: two articles that referred to him as if he got
Speaker 1: in and quote pulled a boostemane clothes quote, he would
Speaker 1: be a pariah. So he suddenly announced he wasn't going
Speaker 1: to run. It's my long build up to tell you
Speaker 1: this story. So the race is over, and I went
Speaker 1: to a restaurant on the west side of La meet
Speaker 1: a buddy of mine. He was late. I sat there
Speaker 1: for about twenty minutes waiting for him. There was a
Speaker 1: table next to mine. There were two ladies there. I
Speaker 1: think they felt sorry for me because I was sitting there.
Speaker 1: So we started talking. After about fifteen twenty minutes, one
Speaker 1: of them said, by the way they were in this
Speaker 1: period of time, I found out they were both Jewish.
Speaker 1: They were eighty five years old. One of them was
Speaker 1: celebrating her eighty fifth birthday. They'd known each other since
Speaker 1: the second grade. The other one said she said she
Speaker 1: was a humanist or something like that. So fifteen twenty
Speaker 1: minutes into the conversation, one of them says, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I know you. You're that guy that ran for governor.
Speaker 1: You're that Larry Elder. And they said well, guess who
Speaker 1: we wrote it for. I said, he didn't vote for me.
Speaker 1: How do you know that. Let's see, I said, let's
Speaker 1: say you're both Jewish or in the West side of LA.
Speaker 1: One of you called yourself a humanist. It doesn't take
Speaker 1: Columbo to put that together. You didn't vote for me?
Speaker 1: And they laughed and they said, no, we didn't. And
Speaker 1: then I said, let me ask you something. You both
Speaker 1: live in Los Angeles. They said yes. I said you
Speaker 1: have children, yes, did you educate them at the Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Unified Public School District? They said absolutely not. School
Speaker 1: wasn't good enough. I said, how do you like the
Speaker 1: way gavinknew some shut down the state in a more
Speaker 1: severe way than any other governor in the country. They said, outrageous.
Speaker 1: They had friends who've lost their businesses. What do you
Speaker 1: think about the cost of living here in California? And
Speaker 1: they both admitted they had grandchildren who could not afford
Speaker 1: home in California they had to move out. I said,
Speaker 1: you have a crime problem near where you live, and
Speaker 1: they admitted that they did. I said, you have a
Speaker 1: homeless problem where you lived. They admitted that they did.
Speaker 1: I said, so, do you have any friends who have
Speaker 1: left California because they couldn't afford to live here aside
Speaker 1: from relatives. Absolutely we do. I said, so here we
Speaker 1: are complete each other's sentences. But you didn't vote for me.
Speaker 1: Have you ever had it conversation with a Republican before?
Speaker 1: And they looked at each other and they said no.
Speaker 1: And then one of them said, what are you drinking?
Speaker 1: I said, double Vodko splash the cran An orange juice.
Speaker 1: The other one said, what are you eating? I said, well,
Speaker 1: I was gonna have a stake, but if you're gonna
Speaker 1: pay for it, I'm gona upgrade the lobster. And they
Speaker 1: started laughing. They bought me two drinks and they bought
Speaker 1: my dinner. We had a wonderful time. Are you serious
Speaker 1: you've never had a conversation with a Republican before. I
Speaker 1: went to a massage therapist after the race was over.
Speaker 1: Somebody recommended her, and so she's working on my back
Speaker 1: and playing motown music, my favorite genre of pop music.
Speaker 1: And every time a song would come on, I would
Speaker 1: talk to her about who wrote it and who produced it,
Speaker 1: and this that and the other, and about half hours
Speaker 1: she says, I know who you are when you called
Speaker 1: to make your apartment. I knew who you were. I
Speaker 1: wasn't going to say anything. I didn't vote for you,
Speaker 1: But had I known that you were this funny and
Speaker 1: this personable, I would have voted for you. I said,
Speaker 1: do you know any Republicans? She said no. I said,
Speaker 1: you don't know any She said, no, Nobody in your neighborhood.
Speaker 1: She said, no, nobody in your circle of friends.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I said, I got news for you. We have personalities,
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Speaker 1: Again, Triple Ate nineteven one, Sage Triple Eate nineteventy one,
Speaker 1: seventy two point three. I'm Larry Older. Tell them New Channel.
Speaker 1: So much to get to. Between now and the close
Speaker 1: of our program, We're going to talk about Congressman Jamie
Speaker 1: Raskin at a hearing on sharia law, confronting a teenager
Speaker 1: who dared to say that America was founded on Christian culture.
Speaker 1: You're also going to talk about the exchange that Secretary
Speaker 1: Duffy Transportation had with Senator j Justren Brand from New York.
Speaker 1: He went on a cross country trip to celebrate America,
Speaker 1: and she was attacking him for who funded the trip.
Speaker 1: I think she probably wishes she had set that one out.
Speaker 1: And when three years ago libertarian Javier Malay got elected
Speaker 1: President of Argentina, the prominent influential New York Times columnists
Speaker 1: and economists predicted disaster. So how is Malay doing after
Speaker 1: three years? All of this, of course, and your calls
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine to seventy one, Sage William is in Rye,
Speaker 1: New York. William, you're on Larry Old Show. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much for calling.
Speaker 18: Hi.
Speaker 12: Larry a great show as always, Thank you, You're welcome.
Speaker 12: You play that clip of Karen Bass all the time
Speaker 12: of Late where she says, you can't be successful without Jeeves.
Speaker 19: But you know, I'm thinking, you know, the Muppets are
Speaker 19: pretty successful and they'll have it. I mean, there's a
Speaker 19: character named Doctor who has but he's not like the
Speaker 19: main muppet.
Speaker 12: So you know what is he thinking?
Speaker 1: I never thought about that. Kermit the Frog doesn't have
Speaker 1: any teeth?
Speaker 19: Yeah, no, none of them, Burt Earnie, cookie Monster, how can.
Speaker 1: You eat cook it without teeth? Exactly, Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: William And let's stick him in in milk. R J
Speaker 1: is in Cleveland. RJ. Are you over the uh just
Speaker 1: complete meltdown of that first game against the New York Knicks.
Speaker 20: Uh No, but uh, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 20: I'm not as great a basketball fans I used to be,
Speaker 20: So that's it doesn't bother me as much. Well, you know,
Speaker 20: they you know, they weren't supposed to win the series anyway,
Speaker 20: so one lot will be I think, uh uh, you know,
Speaker 20: after you're a big lead, you you then you to
Speaker 20: lose that way, then when people are very upset.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can understand. Well, as you know, I lived there.
Speaker 1: I lived there for about for about seventeen years. I
Speaker 1: lived there for about seventeen years, RJ. And so now
Speaker 1: I'm invested in the Browns, I'm invested in the Cavaliers,
Speaker 1: I'm invested in the Guardians. So I watched that game
Speaker 1: and I almost had a heart attack. I cut it
Speaker 1: on seven minutes. The Cavalties were up ahead twenty two points.
Speaker 1: I said, okay, I'm not going to jink them, and
Speaker 1: they proceeded to lose and go into overtime and then
Speaker 1: lose I think by double digits.
Speaker 20: Wow, yeah, yeah, I think they got tired. But yeah,
Speaker 20: I mean that's part of the reason, not the whole thing.
Speaker 20: But I say part of the reason is they just
Speaker 20: they played. They played a long series, concerted very long,
Speaker 20: and I think they got tired.
Speaker 12: It's not that's not the whole reason, but I think
Speaker 12: that has a lot.
Speaker 1: Well, well large, I stepped on your time, RJ. So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put you on hold and i'll take you
Speaker 1: at the top of the hour. So please don't go away. Okay.
Speaker 1: RJ had a point, and I didn't live to make
Speaker 1: the point. So RJ. Stick around. I'll talk to you
Speaker 1: just a few minutes. Triple eight nine seven one.
Speaker 3: S A g E.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up.
Speaker 2: Shutting off. To my ear, you can't succeed with l T.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A G E. Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four three Larry Elders
Speaker 1: sail on the new channel back to r J in Cleveland. RG,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for holding on. I appreciate it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, And so my point that I wanted to get
Speaker 20: to wash you got the conflict that Iran going on.
Speaker 20: You've had to go on since I think February, and
Speaker 20: I think it's.
Speaker 6: Important to know how how they want to conclude this, uh,
Speaker 6: and what happens, because I don't think Iran is trustworthy
Speaker 6: for any deal that they make m hm.
Speaker 20: And what happens when and if they reach an agreement,
Speaker 20: because I think that you're going to need any acceptable
Speaker 20: agreement will require monitoring and major oversight to make sure
Speaker 20: they're following what they say they're going to do, that
Speaker 20: they're in compliance.
Speaker 1: What do you think I am I RJ R J.
Speaker 1: I am one hundred percent in agreement with with what
Speaker 1: you just now said. That's why the Iran deal was
Speaker 1: so bad. It didn't allow for what to call no
Speaker 1: knock expection inspection meaning, uh, the monitors can show up
Speaker 1: anywhere at any time without notice. They actually got notice,
Speaker 1: so they had time to move stuff away. It was ridiculous.
Speaker 1: And of course the deal did not cover their missile program,
Speaker 1: did not cover their proxies support. So it was a stupid, stupid,
Speaker 1: stupid deal and they were violating it. And you're right
Speaker 1: about any kind of deal, any kind of deal would
Speaker 1: have to require the same kind of thing. We can
Speaker 1: come anywhere anytime without any note absent that it's not
Speaker 1: worth the paper is written on. They're gonna lie, They're
Speaker 1: gonna cheat. They've been lying and cheating for forty seven years.
Speaker 1: And if you understand their objective, their objective is to
Speaker 1: essentially turn the entire world into sharial law. They believe
Speaker 1: that murdering infidels will get them a promotion to paradise,
Speaker 1: and they don't mind dying. As I said before, Patten
Speaker 1: said that the object of war is not to die
Speaker 1: for your countries, to get the other poor s B
Speaker 1: to die for his. Well, what happened when the other
Speaker 1: poor SLB wants to die for his all bets are off.
Speaker 1: So if there's supposed to be any kind of real deal,
Speaker 1: the only deal that I would be willing to accept
Speaker 1: is complete renunciation of the nuclear program, renunciation of their
Speaker 1: missile program, renunciation of their support for proxies, and the
Speaker 1: ability for inspectors to come any time for any reason
Speaker 1: in this day, for however long. If that isn't the deal,
Speaker 1: it isn't worth the papers written on. And if you
Speaker 1: do have any deal short of that, there'll be some
Speaker 1: other president who have to deal with this. One more
Speaker 1: thing about the gentleman who calls and lies about who
Speaker 1: he is and what he wants to talk about. It
Speaker 1: would be one thing if my show were one where
Speaker 1: I only took on people who agree with me. I've
Speaker 1: been doing this for thirty two years. I've invited people
Speaker 1: who disagree with me to call. Mark from LA calls.
Speaker 1: He's not happy with Trump. Probably feels the same way
Speaker 1: that this guy who lies about what he's calling about
Speaker 1: and changes his name and his voice. And Mark and
Speaker 1: I have I think productive entertaining and interesting conversations and
Speaker 1: that to kind of show that I've had for thirty
Speaker 1: two years. So there's no reason to lie about why
Speaker 1: you want to call. Tell my screener, Larry's full of it.
Speaker 1: Here's why. And let's let's let's go, let's go to
Speaker 1: bump City, let's make it happen. So it's just so silly,
Speaker 1: it's just so childish. Now, this is a exchange between
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin, the Trump hating democrat from Maryland, and a
Speaker 1: teenage here. It was a hearing on Suria Law number
Speaker 1: twenty four.
Speaker 5: This is the first original thirching colonies that required a
Speaker 5: declaration of faith.
Speaker 21: So I'm not acknowledging that well, Wait a second, Now
Speaker 21: you're you're conversing my territory.
Speaker 2: Now, mister Hunter Lopez, you brought it up.
Speaker 21: Are you aware that the Constitution of the United States
Speaker 21: doesn't not establish a religion. It forbids of establishing religion.
Speaker 21: Are you aware that doesn't mention God?
Speaker 5: So the Declaration of Independence mentions God four times. But
Speaker 5: what I was going to say is the Declaration of
Speaker 5: Independence law. So Declartion of Independence was declaring our independence
Speaker 5: from the tyranny of AI.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but.
Speaker 5: I'm not, you know, suggesting that we need to go
Speaker 5: back to taking, you know, tests, or saying that you
Speaker 5: have to acknowledge it.
Speaker 21: Wait, do you know that Tom Jefferson was denounced as
Speaker 21: an infidel who wrote the Declaration of Independence because he
Speaker 21: didn't believe in the establishment of religion, and he and
Speaker 21: Madison were emphatic about separating church and state. That's the
Speaker 21: whole glory of our constitutional design in our history that
Speaker 21: they rebelled against centuries of religious warfare between the Catholics
Speaker 21: and the Protestants and witchcraft trials, inquisition, Holy Crusades. America
Speaker 21: proclaimed the separation of church and state. What Thomas Jefferson
Speaker 21: described in his famous letter the Danbury Baptist as a.
Speaker 2: Wall of separation. That was a letter, not a law. Okay,
Speaker 2: so your position is that America is a theocracy.
Speaker 5: What you didn't let me finish my original statement when
Speaker 5: I understand you have a limited time. But what I
Speaker 5: was going to say is, I'm not suggesting me to
Speaker 5: go back to anything that's in writing. But what I
Speaker 5: am saying is we do acknowledge.
Speaker 21: Well, I think we should go back to something in writing.
Speaker 21: I think we should go back to the First Amendment.
Speaker 5: Yes, a constitution, yeah, obviously, But what I'm saying is
Speaker 5: that how I said original colonies were requiring declaration of
Speaker 5: faith to run for office. I'm not saying we have
Speaker 5: that's why we have a first What I'm saying is
Speaker 5: that we do.
Speaker 2: That's precisely.
Speaker 5: Why do you need to acknowledge our Christian heritage in America?
Speaker 1: That's what I'm trying to get.
Speaker 21: Acknowledge whatever heritage you want, but you can't impose an
Speaker 21: establishment of religion and other people.
Speaker 5: That's not suggesting that at all. I'm just saying, oh,
Speaker 5: you acknowledge our heritage. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Everybody can acknowledge their own heritage.
Speaker 5: Do you agree with that American heritage, not just any heritage.
Speaker 2: It's what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: Oh, you don't think that you're allowed to acknowledge your
Speaker 21: Christian heritage, or your Jewish heritage, or your Muslim heritage.
Speaker 5: I'm saying you members of Congress, and to acknowledge the
Speaker 5: American heritage.
Speaker 21: Yes, indeed, and you know how we do that by
Speaker 21: abiding by the Constitution of the United States, which is
Speaker 21: why that's exactly where I began.
Speaker 2: Ms Tyler, what do you think about.
Speaker 1: That you can't acknowledge our Christian heritage? It's all he said.
Speaker 1: He didn't say anything about any kind of religious test.
Speaker 1: He said, just acknowledge our Christian heritage. I would even
Speaker 1: say Judeo Christian heritage, and that seemed to be problematic
Speaker 1: for mister Raskin. And this is Katie Turrer. She is
Speaker 1: a host on BS NOW. Listen to this number twenty five.
Speaker 22: What about this passage from Mike Johnson declaring that our
Speaker 22: rights do not derive from government, They come from you,
Speaker 22: our creator and heavenly Father. Is this him putting God
Speaker 22: over the Declaration of Independence?
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 2: Uh, well, you know, I.
Speaker 8: Actually think that idea is not wholly uncommon. I mean,
Speaker 8: the idea that we have certain inalienable rights that come
Speaker 8: from God can be read in a fairly benign way,
Speaker 8: which is basically that we have innate human rights that
Speaker 8: our constitution and our government, our democratic government, are meant
Speaker 8: to codify.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 8: That idea is not totally abnormal. I think that the
Speaker 8: thing that you might alarm some people is some of
Speaker 8: the rhetoric that we heard at this rally, that we
Speaker 8: are in a spiritual battle right, that the forces of
Speaker 8: good and evil are at work.
Speaker 1: Here, and that partisan Okay, you see, he didn't want
Speaker 1: to say, are you kidding me? It's in the Decoration
Speaker 1: of Independence, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights,
Speaker 1: among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. He
Speaker 1: do you want to say? You know, Katie. All he's
Speaker 1: doing it is quoting the Decoration of Independence. This brings
Speaker 1: us to Tim Kaine, the senator from Virginia who almost
Speaker 1: became our vice president number twenty six.
Speaker 23: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
Speaker 23: come from the government, but come from the Creator. That's
Speaker 23: what the Iranian government believes. It's a theocratic regime that
Speaker 23: bases its rule on Shiah law and targets Sunnies, Bahids, Jews, Christians,
Speaker 23: and other religious minorities. And they do it because they
Speaker 23: believe that they understand what natural rights are from their creator.
Speaker 23: So the statement that our rights do not come from
Speaker 23: our laws or our governments is extremely troubling.
Speaker 1: What Ted Cruz had a thing or two to say
Speaker 1: about that number twenty seven.
Speaker 4: There was a hearing a couple of months ago in
Speaker 4: the Senate Formulations Committee where a nominee to the State
Speaker 4: Department had put in his written submission that our rights
Speaker 4: come from God and not governments. My colleague, Senator Tim
Speaker 4: Kane from Virginia took issue with that statement, and he
Speaker 4: began upbraiding this nominee, and he said, the idea that
Speaker 4: our rights come from God and government, not government, He said,
Speaker 4: that is a radical idea. That is a dangerous idea.
Speaker 4: He said, that's the idea of a theocracy.
Speaker 2: That's what they do in Iran.
Speaker 4: That's not what we do in America.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 4: I walked in as Senator Kane was engaged in that diatribe.
Speaker 4: I had a whole different set of questions that I
Speaker 4: had planned to ask. I set those aside.
Speaker 1: We'll finish this on the other side. Triple eight ninet
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Speaker 4: I turned to speak. I revisited what Tim Kaine had said.
Speaker 4: I said, you know what Senator Kane said, The idea
Speaker 4: that our rights come from God and not from government
Speaker 4: is a radical idea. He's right, it is, he said,
Speaker 4: it's a dangerous idea. He's right again, it is. It
Speaker 4: is also quite literally the founding principle upon which our
Speaker 4: nation was founded.
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Speaker 1: the Decoration of Independence declares that our rights come from God,
Speaker 1: not from government. Who is it who's tossing out norms?
Speaker 1: President Trump? Are these radical people on the left? Now?
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Speaker 1: And he, as with the other members of the House
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Speaker 2: You're German.
Speaker 24: The talking point for the Democrat Highbary in the day
Speaker 24: is that Jim Crow is alive and well in America,
Speaker 24: and I am sure that some of the s plc's
Speaker 24: actions have helped them.
Speaker 2: Make this argument. My first question is for you, miss Swayne.
Speaker 24: In the twenty twenty four presidential election, were you required
Speaker 24: to pay a poll tax before you voted?
Speaker 2: No, have another question for you.
Speaker 24: When you went to vote at the voting locations, were
Speaker 24: you intimidated in any way with baseball, bats, fire hoses,
Speaker 24: or dogs.
Speaker 25: The only thing that intimidated me is that in my
Speaker 25: state that you go into, if you have to ask
Speaker 25: for a Republican ballad or a Democrat ballot, and if
Speaker 25: you are in a precinct this predominantly Democrat, I think
Speaker 25: you have a lot of fear.
Speaker 2: Thank you for answering that question.
Speaker 24: Man form of Democrat colleagues and everyone on the last
Speaker 24: screaming Jim Crow two point zero, like I hear ad infinitum.
Speaker 24: Let's take him over to revisit what actual Jim Crow was.
Speaker 24: Jim Crow was a time when black Americans could not
Speaker 24: sit in classrooms with white Americans.
Speaker 2: It was colored only water fountains.
Speaker 24: It was beatings in the streets, it was lynchings, it
Speaker 24: was fear, it was public humiliation. My own father, who
Speaker 24: grew up in a segregated South in New Orleans, had
Speaker 24: to walk around to the back of a restaurant just
Speaker 24: to order a sandwich in the French quarters of New
Speaker 24: Orleans because of the color of his skin.
Speaker 2: That was Jim Crow.
Speaker 24: And that is precisely why it is so offensive to
Speaker 24: compare that era of legalized discrimination and racial terror to
Speaker 24: showing a photo idea in a voting booth. And it's
Speaker 24: just as offensive when groups of organizations like these manufacture
Speaker 24: full hate and racial tension requiring identification to vote.
Speaker 2: It's not oppression, It is not segregation. It is not racism.
Speaker 24: It is a basic standard that applies equally to every
Speaker 24: single American citizen, regardless.
Speaker 2: Of what you look like.
Speaker 24: You need an ID to board a plane, you need
Speaker 24: an ID to cash a check, you need an ID
Speaker 24: to bio alcohol, you need an ID.
Speaker 2: To enter these very federal buildings.
Speaker 24: And by the way, attaining an ID in this country
Speaker 24: is an extremely low bar. But somehow sewing an ID
Speaker 24: to vote in America is now considered to be Jim
Speaker 24: Crow two point zero.
Speaker 2: This is not about civil rights. This is about.
Speaker 24: Political theater, and the Democrat Party survives on manufacturing grievance.
Speaker 24: Democrats invote the pain of the past because they have
Speaker 24: nothing to offer for the present. They don't want an
Speaker 24: honest debate. They don't they want emotional manipulation. They want outrage.
Speaker 24: They want division, as evidenced by our discussion in this
Speaker 24: very hearing today. They want Americans to fight each other
Speaker 24: because chaos is politically useful to them. Words like racism
Speaker 24: and white supremacy and Jim Crow two point zero. For
Speaker 24: the purposes of elucidating my colleagues on the other side
Speaker 24: of the aisle, let's take a hard look at what
Speaker 24: real Jim Crow was. Check out this one behind me.
Speaker 24: You see this is Jim Crow. This is what Democrats
Speaker 24: call Jim Crow.
Speaker 2: Next slide, Please see see that Jim Crow. For whatever reason,
Speaker 2: this is what Democrats call Jim Crow. Sly police that
Speaker 2: it is Jim This is what Democrats call Jim Crow.
Speaker 1: More on this when we return Triple eight ninety seventy
Speaker 1: one Sage. It's just incredibly insulting. I'm Larry Yolder.
Speaker 24: I know that some of these images can't seem to
Speaker 24: be very jarring to many of us that haven't experienced that.
Speaker 24: Over the course of the past forty years of my lifetime,
Speaker 24: I never saw these things. I never experienced them personally,
Speaker 24: but I have family members who have and who did.
Speaker 24: And that's why it is extraordinarily important for us to
Speaker 24: be very very careful with what we compare to Jim Crow,
Speaker 24: because this country has come a very, very long way.
Speaker 2: I keep saying this over and over and over and
Speaker 2: over against line and blue in the face.
Speaker 24: I represent a white majority district along with three among
Speaker 24: other black colleagues here in Congress, and you know what,
Speaker 24: nobody cares about what we look like. We are being
Speaker 24: adjudged out by the color of our skin, but by
Speaker 24: the content of our character. Because we've come a long
Speaker 24: way from this. I don't want to go back to that.
Speaker 24: In fact, I want to continue on the path that
Speaker 24: America has set forward to the name of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 24: And I want to I wan to let people know
Speaker 24: that we don't need to be angry, we don't need
Speaker 24: to be divided.
Speaker 2: We want equality for everyone.
Speaker 24: Let me be crystal clear, this is not nineteen sixty
Speaker 24: an It's twenty and twenty six. And the fact that
Speaker 24: groups like these are willing to stroke the flames of
Speaker 24: hate by funding the KKK is absurd.
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Speaker 1: The Democrats have not won the white vote since nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty four. They win national elections by convincing black people
Speaker 1: to vote in a block. Why because they've convinced black
Speaker 1: people that racism remains a major parliament in America, no
Speaker 1: matter what happens, Elect a black president reelected black president
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. Run a black woman for presidency doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Elect a black man in Confederacy states like Maryland and
Speaker 1: Virginia doesn't matter. Black people mayors of the three largest
Speaker 1: cities in America, none of which have a majority black population,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. Elect four black Republicans, all of whom represent
Speaker 1: districts that are majority white? Dead matter. What did Obama say?
Speaker 1: Racism is in our DNA? And this is the governor
Speaker 1: of Maryland, a black man. Listen to this number nineteen?
Speaker 1: Is this a racist country?
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 7: I think that racism is part of an inherent fabric
Speaker 7: of this country?
Speaker 1: Is this a racist country? I think racism is part
Speaker 1: of the inherent fabri What does that even mean? Was
Speaker 1: America a country that has slavery? Of course? Jim Crow?
Speaker 1: Of course. By the way, these were Democrat institutions, the
Speaker 1: Confederacy with Democrats, slavery Democrats. Virtually every slave owner a
Speaker 1: Democrat Jim Crow, Democrat Dred Scott that ruled that blacks
Speaker 1: were chattel property. Chief Justice the wrought the decision appointed
Speaker 1: by a Democrat, The Southern Manifesto, which has passed after
Speaker 1: Brown versus Botive Education was struck down. It's everybody equal.
Speaker 1: About twenty people signed that. Twenty politicians signed it. Eighteen
Speaker 1: or nineteen of them were Democrats, one or two Republican.
Speaker 1: KKK was founded by Democrats, and by the way, the
Speaker 1: KKK hated blacks, hated Jews, hated Republicans, and so it's
Speaker 1: just really really bizarre to hear Democrats say Jim Crow
Speaker 1: two point zero, when you were Jim Crow one point zero.
Speaker 1: He said, we needn't be angry. Tell that to Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 1: Tell that to Diana Presley, Tell that to Sunny Houston,
Speaker 1: one of the co hosts on the View number forty one.
Speaker 26: I just think we need to make it clear that
Speaker 26: there can be no comparison between the Black Lives Matter
Speaker 26: movement and what we saw in January sixth I just
Speaker 26: want to make that good.
Speaker 25: And that's the suggestion.
Speaker 1: I know we reach one.
Speaker 26: I know that wasn't your suggestion, but you know people
Speaker 26: that watch our show take away different things, So I
Speaker 26: just want to make that part clear. There were very
Speaker 26: limited destruction of property and violence during during the uprising
Speaker 26: of the Black Lives Matter rising and no threats to.
Speaker 1: The president of the present.
Speaker 13: Just a grand property damage and we don't need to
Speaker 13: renicate six.
Speaker 1: Years ago very limited destruction of property and damage during
Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter riots of twenty twenty. Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Twenty people were killed, two thousand police officers injured, two
Speaker 1: billion dollars in insured property damage, another billionaire show in
Speaker 1: uninsured propery damage or maybe the other way around, very
Speaker 1: limited damage? Are you serious? All because of the death
Speaker 1: of George Floyd, as if the death had to do
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Speaker 1: you so much for calling. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Hey, Larry, thank you for taking my call. I haven't
Speaker 3: called in a while. I enjoy your show.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Some of these people that keep calling up just you know,
Speaker 3: disagreeing with Trump and wanting to call them all sorts
Speaker 3: of names. They kind of remind me of of Jack
Speaker 3: Nicholson at the end of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Speaker 3: It's like your lobotomy scars are showing. I wish these
Speaker 3: people could step back from their anger and hatred, try
Speaker 3: to use a little ration rationale and see that, especially
Speaker 3: with Iran, it doesn't matter that we declared war against Iran.
Speaker 3: Iran declared war against US forty seven years ago when
Speaker 3: they took over, and that these people are willing to
Speaker 3: blindly accept a country that basically immense terrorism around the world.
Speaker 3: Just I don't know, a loss for words. It's just,
Speaker 3: you know, can you remove your head from a certain
Speaker 3: orifice and pay attention to what's going on around you
Speaker 3: instead of going home and turning on, oh, I don't know,
Speaker 3: naked and afraid, you know, some one of these idiotic
Speaker 3: reality shows. The reality is we've got, you know, countries
Speaker 3: around the world like Venezuela that was you know, are
Speaker 3: you okay with all the kids in our country that
Speaker 3: have died from fentanyl poisoning? Are you okay with going
Speaker 3: around the world and being afraid that, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: if you perchance go visit Israel, that there's going to
Speaker 3: be a terrorist attack that takes your life because Iran
Speaker 3: is exporting terrorism. You know, Joe Biden did absolutely nothing
Speaker 3: to do anything about the fentanyl coming in over our border.
Speaker 3: And it makes me wonder if maybe as corrupt as
Speaker 3: he was, if he was offiting from it in some way.
Speaker 3: I don't know, just a thought I have.
Speaker 1: Well, anyway, yeah, Patrick, thank you for calling. I mean,
Speaker 1: explain how you can open the borders and just let
Speaker 1: people pour into the country. And I would watch TV
Speaker 1: after the Biden administration began, and I'm watching Fox News
Speaker 1: and they're just Bill Malusian, who speaks Spanish, is on
Speaker 1: the border. It's covering this. I cut on Newsmax they're
Speaker 1: covering this, and I cut on CNN, and if they're
Speaker 1: not talking about Donald Trump in a negative way, they
Speaker 1: are within thirty seconds. Then I cut on what was
Speaker 1: in called MSNB he haw now it's called BS now,
Speaker 1: same thing. If they weren't talking about Trump in a
Speaker 1: negative way, they would be within thirty seconds, not one
Speaker 1: second of covering what's going on in the borders. You're
Speaker 1: talking people just pouring across the borders. Nothing. And it
Speaker 1: wasn't until the governor of Texas and the governor of
Speaker 1: Florida put illegal aliens on buses and sent them up
Speaker 1: north to New York, to Chicago to Martha's Vineyard. Then
Speaker 1: and only then did the other cable channels, as well
Speaker 1: as the alphabet ons ABCNBCCBS began covering this. There was
Speaker 1: a poll when one year, one point five million people
Speaker 1: an estimated, came into the country illegally, and Americans were
Speaker 1: asked how many illegal aliens came into the country that year.
Speaker 1: The average answer was one hundred and fifty thousand. They
Speaker 1: were off by a factor of ten. How can that
Speaker 1: be because they just didn't get the news. They weren't
Speaker 1: watching Fox, they weren't watching Newsmax, and their feeds where
Speaker 1: they get their primary source of news, which is their
Speaker 1: smartphones in the feed from Microsoft or from Apple, or
Speaker 1: from Google, or from Yahoo or from YouTube or from TikTok,
Speaker 1: didn't have this. So much of the country had no
Speaker 1: blooming idea how many legal aliens were pouring into the
Speaker 1: country bringing drugs. Hundreds of them on the terror watch list,
Speaker 1: not vetted not vaccinated. How was that not something that
Speaker 1: even outraged people that cannot stand Republicans for four years,
Speaker 1: and then the nerve of Alejandro Majorcus, the DHS secretary,
Speaker 1: testifying under oath, quote are the border secured? Yes they are?
Speaker 1: Yes they are, Yes, they are. And then after he
Speaker 1: couldn't say it anymore with a straight face, he said, well,
Speaker 1: they are secure as they can be given the absence
Speaker 1: of comprehensive immigration reform. I mean, my goodness. And he
Speaker 1: was impeached for that, served the whole time, and recently
Speaker 1: gave an interview and admitted that he was not happy
Speaker 1: with what Biden was ordering him to do. He didn't
Speaker 1: go beyond that, but it's obvious he was a stooge
Speaker 1: for what they wanted to do, which is to change
Speaker 1: the elector of this country, affect the census, and hopefully
Speaker 1: down the road, get a Democrat Congress, a Democrat president,
Speaker 1: and then we can have amnesty. And it is estimated
Speaker 1: that at least two out of three of these illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: if they turn citizens turned voters, would vote for their Democrats.
Speaker 1: I've said this before. If illegal aliens turn citizens turned
Speaker 1: voters would vote republic Republican. The border would be shut
Speaker 1: down tighter than Ted's headban. That alone should be an outrage.
Speaker 1: It should be outrageous that Democrats don't support school choice
Speaker 1: when the most loyal part of their base, blacks do,
Speaker 1: and you don't care that alone, And don't get me
Speaker 1: started on the damage the Democrat policies have done to
Speaker 1: encourage women to marry the government and encourage men to
Speaker 1: abandon their financial and more responsibility. Virtually every problem we
Speaker 1: have starts there, and Democrats have done this. Triple eight
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Speaker 1: selling the news channel super Rush. CI Day is in Detroit.
Speaker 1: Super Always nice to hear from you, yep, I was
Speaker 1: I like to.
Speaker 11: Say the same about you.
Speaker 12: Anyway.
Speaker 11: Here you go, Larry, you're you and the Republicans. It's
Speaker 11: a different type of words. It's a two prong word,
Speaker 11: delusional and denial. You're a new type of work. You're
Speaker 11: in delusional and you're in denial when it comes to
Speaker 11: Black lives matter and all the things that happened and
Speaker 11: what the situation was.
Speaker 12: My thing is this.
Speaker 11: All those protests because they wanted justice. And I'm gonna
Speaker 11: pivot and go to Colin Kaepernick about and ask you
Speaker 11: a question about Colin Kaepernick.
Speaker 1: Right, quid, Okay, let's let's let's let's talk about the
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter riots. It took place in the spring
Speaker 1: of twenty December twenty twenty. Why were people rioting.
Speaker 12: No justice, no peace?
Speaker 11: Because you have a no, no, no, they were.
Speaker 1: They were rioting because of the assumption that would happen
Speaker 1: to George Floyd had to do with his race.
Speaker 11: Correct, It did happen.
Speaker 1: Becare Okay? Then why then? Why why wasn't the officer
Speaker 1: charged with a hate crime?
Speaker 11: I bet if he was a white guy, that officer
Speaker 11: would have had him handcuffed.
Speaker 1: No answer answered the question. Rode answered the question. Why
Speaker 1: wasn't he charge with the hate crime? The lead prosecutor,
Speaker 1: the lead prosecutor was did you did you watch the trial?
Speaker 1: Did you watch the trial?
Speaker 11: I did not watch the whole trick?
Speaker 1: Okay, well you should you should have. You should have.
Speaker 1: You should have at least watched the opening stick. You
Speaker 1: should have at least watched the opening stick let me finish, please,
Speaker 1: You should have at least watched the opening statement. The
Speaker 1: lead prosecutor was a black man, and he never ever
Speaker 1: even implied that what happened to George Floyd had anything
Speaker 1: to do with his race. He talked about the officer's tactics.
Speaker 1: He never said that the officer acted because of George
Speaker 1: Floyd's race. He was never charged with the hate crime except.
Speaker 11: We know the guy. The guy had a grudge against
Speaker 11: George Floyd because George Floyd was talking to white women.
Speaker 1: One of his girlfriends had nothing to do well, Okay,
Speaker 1: George Worth was talking to white women. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what you're talking about. The trial was televised. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry you didn't watch it. The lead prosecutor said that
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis PD is not on trial. Many officers of
Speaker 1: the Minniacolop PD have a difficult job. They have to
Speaker 1: make flit decisions, life and death decisions under pressure. He said,
Speaker 1: this officer is on trial for what he did or
Speaker 1: didn't do to George Floyd. Never even implied that it
Speaker 1: was motivated by race. The officer was never charged with
Speaker 1: a hate crime federal or state. So all these people
Speaker 1: out there protesting and writing did so because of an
Speaker 1: assumption that what happened to George Floyd had to do
Speaker 1: with his race and had nothing whatever to do with
Speaker 1: its race. I don't believe, by the way, the officer
Speaker 1: Sho should have been tried, let alone convicted, But there's
Speaker 1: zero evidence. However you feel about this officer, they was
Speaker 1: motivated because of George Floyd's race. So please explain to me.
Speaker 1: Twenty five people killed, builldions of dollars in property damage.
Speaker 1: Two thousand officers are wounded because of an assumption, without
Speaker 1: any basis in fact, that what happened to George Floyd
Speaker 1: had to do with his race. Super always nice to
Speaker 1: hear from you. Have a nice evening, my friend, See
Speaker 1: you tomorrows.
Speaker 2: What can I say, marrow.
Speaker 1: Well, Mike, that's been dropped all across America.
Speaker 11: That's enough.
Speaker 1: Put down the micro The Larry Elder Show