Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No thicctocrats allowed because we've got
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Speaker 1: Triple eight ninety seven one Sage triple eight nine one
Speaker 1: seven two four three. I am Larry Elder. We are
Speaker 1: selling news Channel. Happy Friday, everybody. President Trump has concluded
Speaker 1: his meeting with the leader of China. The SITCOM Commander
Speaker 1: gives an update on the Iran War. The Minnesota House
Speaker 1: Fraud Prevention Oversight Committee issues a scathing eighty eighty four
Speaker 1: page report on Minnesota fraud that accuses Governor Tim Wallas
Speaker 1: of permitting, as they put it, a culture of tolerance
Speaker 1: for fraud. Fairfax County, Virginia, DA is slammed for blocking
Speaker 1: the deportation of an illegal alien career violent criminal move over, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN,
Speaker 1: and BS Now. Far more people get their news from
Speaker 1: the aggregates. They're called Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Yahoo. They
Speaker 1: appear on your phone, and they are even more biased
Speaker 1: against Republicans and Conservatives than the alphabet networks are. An
Speaker 1: Illinois House member compares the Supreme Court, I wait for it.
Speaker 1: The KKK Gavin Newsom has a Kamala Harris problem if
Speaker 1: the former VPE decides to run for office, as apparently
Speaker 1: she appears to be considering. After TMZ accused Spencer Pratt,
Speaker 1: the mayoral candidate for Los Angeles, of misleading people by
Speaker 1: saying he's been living in a trailer, TMZ's own poll
Speaker 1: found that over ninety percent of respondings to that poll
Speaker 1: believe Pratt is telling the truth, not TMZ. All of
Speaker 1: this and more Triple eight ninety seven one sage, Triple
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Speaker 1: course is welcome. I want to start with what I
Speaker 1: was saying about the uh alphabet soups, alphabet networks, more
Speaker 1: people getting their news from microscoff, from Apple, from Google,
Speaker 1: and from Yahoo. Years ago, I had dinner with Tom Sole,
Speaker 1: the brilliant economists, historian, philosopher, sociologists who's still with us,
Speaker 1: by the way, and we're talking about how many things
Speaker 1: are pretty much settled in econ one oh one, they're
Speaker 1: not believed by the masses. And I said, why is
Speaker 1: it that you, meaning economists, can't win the argument about
Speaker 1: the minimum wage? For example, minimum wage has probably been
Speaker 1: studied by more economists than maybe any other topic, and
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly the consensus is that they hurt the very people
Speaker 1: that people claim that they care about, unskilled people because
Speaker 1: they price them out. And The New York Times once
Speaker 1: had an editorial in nineteen eighty seven said the headline
Speaker 1: said ideal minimum WAG zero point zero zero, and it
Speaker 1: made all the arguments that you hear about an econ
Speaker 1: one on one in the first week or two. You're
Speaker 1: artificially jacking up the price of labor. You're going to
Speaker 1: cause the employer to increase prices, to reduce hours, to
Speaker 1: defer hiring decisions, to let people off, to incentivize for automation.
Speaker 1: And I said to him, why can't you guys win
Speaker 1: this argument? He said, Larry, because most people haven't heard
Speaker 1: the argument. Most people don't know the things that you
Speaker 1: just now said. And that's because most people are getting
Speaker 1: their news from left wing organizations, and now they're even
Speaker 1: more left wing than they were before. Years ago, there
Speaker 1: was a famous study called the krue Card Study or
Speaker 1: the car or the Card Kruger study. These two economists
Speaker 1: looked at two states, New Jersey Pennsylvania. One raised his
Speaker 1: minimum wage and one didn't so it created an ideal
Speaker 1: model to find out whether or not the state that
Speaker 1: raised them in a wage what relative to the one
Speaker 1: they did not, was going to suffer or going to prosper.
Speaker 1: And shockingly, the study concluded that the state that raised
Speaker 1: them in wage got an economic benefit from doing so
Speaker 1: versus the one that did not, which is a complete
Speaker 1: refutation of most studies that you'll find. Well, it turns
Speaker 1: out that the researchers literally ticked up the phone and
Speaker 1: called employers, fast food workers, mostly fast food employers mostly
Speaker 1: and said, over this period of time, did you hire
Speaker 1: people and not hire people? And they got answers that
Speaker 1: was just a given verbally. And then when people tried
Speaker 1: to replicate the results because it was you know, man
Speaker 1: bites dog kind of story, and they asked for payroll records,
Speaker 1: it turned out that when you looked at payroll records
Speaker 1: to verify the hiring, it turns out that the state
Speaker 1: that raised the minimum wage suffered compared to the one
Speaker 1: that did not, just as economics one O one would
Speaker 1: have predicted, Well, I checked. In those days, you did
Speaker 1: nexus lexus searches, and there were hundreds of newspapers that
Speaker 1: discussed the study that concluded raising minimum wage conferred all
Speaker 1: these wonderful benefits. The one that refuted it, and there
Speaker 1: were several that did barely made a ripple from the
Speaker 1: newspapers that covered the first one enthusiastically. So most people
Speaker 1: are simply unaware of this. I'll give you another example.
Speaker 1: This is a Illinois Democrat representative named Sean Caston comparing
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court to well, listen to this number thirty seven.
Speaker 5: Chief Justice Roberts has said that we now live in
Speaker 5: a colorblind society, to which I would ask you all,
Speaker 5: does your answer to those questions depend on whether their
Speaker 5: robe is white or black? Because, make absolutely no mistake,
Speaker 5: the agenda of this Supreme Court and the agenda of
Speaker 5: the Klan are far too similar.
Speaker 1: The agenda of the Supreme Court and the agenda of
Speaker 1: the Klan is far too similar. I conducted a little
Speaker 1: informal survey, and I asked the people who work on
Speaker 1: this show of the Supreme Court decisions considered in a
Speaker 1: given session, what percentage of the cases are decided unanimously.
Speaker 1: Sean thought ten percent were decided unanimously. Matt thought two percent.
Speaker 1: I've asked other people this question throughout the day and
Speaker 1: I've heard five percent, seven percent, ten percent. When I
Speaker 1: was in law school, I was shocked at the number,
Speaker 1: and the number is pretty much held for decades. Do
Speaker 1: you know that nearly half of all the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: cases are decided unanimously nine zip half, sometimes forty percent,
Speaker 1: sometimes little above that. Sometime during a certain period of time,
Speaker 1: you might even find eighty percent. But for the whole session,
Speaker 1: this has been true for decades. Nearly half of the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court cases are decided unanimously. They agree on the fact,
Speaker 1: they agree on the law. Which raises a question, how
Speaker 1: can you call a Supreme Court where half the cases
Speaker 1: are decided unanimously corrupt? Racist? Akin to the KKK And
Speaker 1: what I just now told you about the percentage of
Speaker 1: cases cited unanimously, You're not going to hear that on ABC, NBCCBS, NBC, CNN,
Speaker 1: BS now, let alone on the big four news sites Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yahoo.
Speaker 1: So most people think that there's this big food fight
Speaker 1: going on among the justices because the media pays attention
Speaker 1: to the high profile cases. The DBS decision to overrule
Speaker 1: Roe v. Wade, the Louisiana case that said you can't
Speaker 1: use race as a primary factor in designing these districts.
Speaker 1: They care about those cases understandably, so most of these
Speaker 1: cases are boring. They all agree on the facts, they
Speaker 1: grow agree in the law, and they decide them unanimously.
Speaker 1: And my point is, can you just drop all this
Speaker 1: nonsense about the Supreme Court being corrupt a word I
Speaker 1: heard recently. They're doing Donald Trump's bidding. I've heard that
Speaker 1: these are people that have lifetime appointments. The only way
Speaker 1: you can get rid of them is to impeach them.
Speaker 1: So can we just knock it off? How biased are
Speaker 1: these aggregates? Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yaho will check this out.
Speaker 1: One study found looking at in February, for exeat Apple,
Speaker 1: there were four hundred stories that Apple posted in February,
Speaker 1: four hundred stories from left leaning outlets. How many stories
Speaker 1: came from leaning outlets in February for Apple eight four
Speaker 1: hundred to eight. Google same month pushed three hundred and
Speaker 1: fourteen left leaning stories to eleven right leaning stories. Microsoft
Speaker 1: sixty eight left leaning stories, two right leaning stories. You
Speaker 1: get the point, and they just pop up on your phone.
Speaker 1: One thing to cut on TV and CBS, NBC, ABC
Speaker 1: and you can just click around the evening news. Maybe
Speaker 1: you can get something somewhat different, but when it pops up,
Speaker 1: it's right there. And these are coming from Silicon Valley,
Speaker 1: so they're even more left wing than NBC, CBS, ABC.
Speaker 1: This is why so many people are ill informed. Have
Speaker 1: no idea that Donald Trump, somehow, some way was able
Speaker 1: to get our allies to pick up the tab for Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was able to get NATO countries to pay
Speaker 1: five percent of their GDP. Donald Trump got the Osages
Speaker 1: and their remains out of Gaza. No idea Triple eight
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Speaker 1: week and our annual campaign to raise money for Angel
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Speaker 1: kids were able therefore to associate with, hang out with, relate,
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Speaker 1: eight two O six twenty eight fifty five. That's eight
Speaker 1: eight eight two O six twenty eight fifty five. We're
Speaker 1: talking about the way these news sites shape how people
Speaker 1: think because they literally will determine what news what information
Speaker 1: they ingest. You can't have a solid, well thought out
Speaker 1: opinion if you don't have the information. For example, Obama
Speaker 1: came out and trashed the Supreme Court decision on redistricting,
Speaker 1: and now a bunch of states are engaging in Jereman.
Speaker 1: Texas was pressured by Donald Trump to redistrict in mid decade,
Speaker 1: which their law allowed them to, and then California responded
Speaker 1: by essentially rescinding whats voted for and putting the creation
Speaker 1: of districts back in the hands of politicians. Created a
Speaker 1: domino effect all over the country. What most people don't
Speaker 1: know because these news aggregates won't tell them either. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump didn't start this. Former ag Eric Holder in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: you can google it set up a committee to go
Speaker 1: around the country to advise various states on how they
Speaker 1: could redesign their districts using race to create majority minority districts.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said, why aren't we in this game? Why
Speaker 1: are we just rolling over if that's what they want
Speaker 1: to do. If you go to New England, for example,
Speaker 1: six states comprise the states of New England, roughly fifteen
Speaker 1: million population. We talked about this yesterday. Probably three or
Speaker 1: four million, maybe even five million are Republicans. How many
Speaker 1: Republican House seats are in these six New England states?
Speaker 1: The answer is zero, because that's how they've designed their districts.
Speaker 1: So there's no power at all, reppresentation at all. And
Speaker 1: Donald Trump looks at this and it goes wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: wait wait wait, why is it? That's okay? But Texas,
Speaker 1: which is a heavily read state, he's not doing the
Speaker 1: same thing. So now you have these wars going back
Speaker 1: and forth Democrats and Republicans, and so far the dust
Speaker 1: hasn't settled yet. But so far it looks like the
Speaker 1: Republicans are going to pick up seven or eight seats,
Speaker 1: But most people are completely unaware that there isn't a
Speaker 1: single Republican House member in any of the six New
Speaker 1: England states, despite millions of Republicans living there. Is that fair?
Speaker 1: Is that okay? Most people are on the left certainly
Speaker 1: are unaware that Illinois State Senator Barack Obama ran for Congress.
Speaker 1: He primaried a Democrat named Bobby Rush, the only race
Speaker 1: Obama ever lost. He got crushed. Bobby Rush, former black panther,
Speaker 1: described Obama as a carpet bagger from Hawaii, didn't know
Speaker 1: the streets, didn't know the hood, who had gone to Havard,
Speaker 1: who taught at University of Chicago. Here he is now
Speaker 1: trying to take my seat, basically said he was a
Speaker 1: not really down with the brothers, and he got crushed.
Speaker 1: What did Obama do? He went back with a consultant
Speaker 1: and some computers and redesigned his state house seat, making
Speaker 1: get more affluent because those of the voters who supported
Speaker 1: him in this primary less black, more white, more Jewish,
Speaker 1: because those are the ones that voted for him in
Speaker 1: that primary. And one of the Democrats who often designed
Speaker 1: it said after they did it, finished it. It was
Speaker 1: very different from his other district. And then Obama came
Speaker 1: out and opposed your remandering, and now he's in favor
Speaker 1: of it. How many of you are aware that State
Speaker 1: Senator Barack Obama redesigned his seat after he got crushed
Speaker 1: in that primary. Most people don't know. We'll never know.
Speaker 1: That's how funny these guys are. Again, both sides do it.
Speaker 1: But the idea that Donald Trump started it? Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said to Republicans, Hey, guys, wake up. Look
Speaker 1: what these people had been doing for decades, and we
Speaker 1: had been asleep at the wheel. That's getting into the game.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump once again gave the Republican party backbone, which
Speaker 1: I think ultimately is gonna be his biggest legacy. Now
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about the hearing over the Virginia policy
Speaker 1: of sanctuary states for illegal aliens. A career illegal alien,
Speaker 1: violent criminal essentially was blocked from being deported by this
Speaker 1: Commonwealth DA thead hearings yesterday, and the woman whose daughter
Speaker 1: was murdered by an illegal alien who should never have
Speaker 1: been in the country, let alone in the streets, it
Speaker 1: was just it tore your heart out. How can Alejandro
Speaker 1: Mayorkus sleep at night. He recently told politically, you know,
Speaker 1: I I had dif disagreement with UH with Obiden. How
Speaker 1: do you pick up the newspaper read where an illegal
Speaker 1: alien murdered somebody into the country when you had the
Speaker 1: borders open and live with yourself? Triple eight nine seven
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Speaker 1: in the Lario the show. Thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 8: Hey, Larry, thanks for taking my call. I wanted to
Speaker 8: help you plug Angel Tree. Our church is something very
Speaker 8: similar to what Angel Tree is doing, and it is
Speaker 8: life changing, Larry. It's life changing for the kids, it's
Speaker 8: life changing for the councilors. These kids would show up,
Speaker 8: they were all from like foster care, and literally they
Speaker 8: would open the juvenile hall out and let these kids
Speaker 8: out to come to our camp because we had four
Speaker 8: people that were there that were actually correctional officers. So
Speaker 8: they would show up Monday, they'd be getting off the
Speaker 8: bus literally like they're looking in the sky. Wouldn't talk
Speaker 8: to each other, flashing gang signs, didn't want to talk
Speaker 8: to anybody, didn't want to connect. Tuesday, they started having fun. Wednesday,
Speaker 8: they were just completely different people. By Thursday, the Holy
Speaker 8: Spirit would show up and these children be transformed. They
Speaker 8: had horseback riding, rock climbing ropes courses. I taught the
Speaker 8: archery there. We had archery. It was just I was
Speaker 8: envious of these kids everything they got to do, and
Speaker 8: it was an absolute guess okay that all ended in
Speaker 8: COVID last year. I was walking around in the store
Speaker 8: and I see this young lady or the two children
Speaker 8: and her husband. I'm looking at her and I go, man,
Speaker 8: she looks familiar. She catches me looking at her, and
Speaker 8: I go, I'm sorry. I go, I'm sorry. I was
Speaker 8: staring at you, and she goes, I remember you. She goes,
Speaker 8: I took all your money. Turns out she was one
Speaker 8: of the students that was at that camp, and I
Speaker 8: would when they would start checking out and put dollar
Speaker 8: bills on the haybills, and will I tell you what
Speaker 8: their archery skills radically improved and every time they hit
Speaker 8: the dollar bill by the dollar bill, Larry, it was
Speaker 8: lasting me so much to see that beautiful young lady
Speaker 8: and her two children and her husband there. I mean,
Speaker 8: I cannot plug Angel three and.
Speaker 1: Well, Dale, I heard uh a tear in your voice
Speaker 1: as you were telling the story. I really really do
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Dale, thank you so much for calling again,
Speaker 1: Larryelder dot com. You'll see the Angel tree banner at
Speaker 1: the very top. Now that wasn't a stage call. Dale,
Speaker 1: just called in, or you can call eight eight eight
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Speaker 1: eight two six twenty eight fifty five. Dale. You mentioned
Speaker 1: COVID when I was running for office in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: One of the people on my staff had a husband
Speaker 1: who was a high school football coach and they were
Speaker 1: shutting down practice because of COVID and he said, look,
Speaker 1: he's inner city coach. He said, look, I'm the only
Speaker 1: father figured these kids have, and we're outdoors for crying
Speaker 1: out loud. There's no reason for you to shut down
Speaker 1: the practice, but they did, and two of the team
Speaker 1: members ended up committing crimes and going to jail. And
Speaker 1: he's confident that would not have happened had they been
Speaker 1: going to practice every day, as they were getting the
Speaker 1: kind of encouragement from him as they were. And many
Speaker 1: of these kids had no father in the house, he
Speaker 1: was their father figure. Well, for these kids who go
Speaker 1: to Angel Tree Camp for a week, there are adult
Speaker 1: role models they bond with and they will never forget them.
Speaker 1: And sometimes these role models stay in touch with these
Speaker 1: kids well past the week that they're in summer camp.
Speaker 1: You're making a really big difference. As Dale pointed out,
Speaker 1: Larryelder dot com Angel Tree banner at the very top.
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Speaker 1: Do we are Salem News Channel. Let's talk about mister
Speaker 1: Hyrum Rodriguez US. Part of patrol arrested him August twenty
Speaker 1: eighteen when he illegally came to the country near Yuma, Arizona.
Speaker 1: Was issued a notice to appear before an immigration judge.
Speaker 1: The judge released him on an immigration bond in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: got arrested two years later, charged with three counts of
Speaker 1: indecent liberties, exposing his genitals to a child, and indecent exposure.
Speaker 1: Following year, he was convicted of entering property with an
Speaker 1: intent to do damage larceny, sentenced to eighteen months in prison,
Speaker 1: got out shortly thereafter. Was again, convicted of distorderly conduct
Speaker 1: and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Was sentenced
Speaker 1: to twelve months in prison for each conviction. Got out.
Speaker 1: Later on convicted of entering property with intent to damage,
Speaker 1: got out, got arrested, charged with the abduction of a
Speaker 1: person with an intent to defile, entering a house to murder,
Speaker 1: to rape. An immigration judge ordered him removed from the
Speaker 1: United States and sent back to Honduras in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Following year, the Commonwealth County Attorney DA dismissed the charges.
Speaker 1: Later that day, Ice re arrested him served him with
Speaker 1: a warrant of removal. He remains in ICE custody as
Speaker 1: we speak. This is North Carolina Republican Brad not talking
Speaker 1: to the Fairfax County DA Discano number forty three. Correct,
Speaker 1: that is correct.
Speaker 9: Yes, And you you paint a picture of being rigorous
Speaker 9: in your efforts.
Speaker 3: To prosecute bad people.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 10: Yes, When we prosecute, of course, we take a look
Speaker 10: at every case.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 10: We are constrained by the evidence. We're constrained by the law.
Speaker 1: And I will tell you, Congressman, you know, I think
Speaker 1: what is happening here with the number of cases that
Speaker 1: we're talking about, or that I want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about.
Speaker 10: One of those cases.
Speaker 9: I want to talk to you about one of those cases, Sir,
Speaker 9: mister Hiram Rodriaz, you remember that case I do leading up
Speaker 9: to the crime that I want to talk about. The
Speaker 9: defendant's criminal history included multiple charges and arrests for indecent liberties,
Speaker 9: exposing himself to a child, exposing himself to a child
Speaker 9: less than fifteen years of age, disorderly conduct, illegally entering
Speaker 9: a property to damage, burglary. He was even sentenced, albeit
Speaker 9: I would say too lightly, while he was on probation
Speaker 9: while he was under court supervision. In June fifteenth, two
Speaker 9: thousand and twenty three, at four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 9: Fairfax County PD responded to a burglary in process. A
Speaker 9: mother and her four year old daughter were asleep in
Speaker 9: the same room, but in separate beds. The mother was
Speaker 9: awoken when her four year old daughter was screaming in
Speaker 9: the next room. She went to investigate. The attacker dropped
Speaker 9: the four year old and fled the scene. It was
Speaker 9: clear that the four year old had been abducted from
Speaker 9: her bed. Her buttocks had been grabbed, her torso had
Speaker 9: been bruised. The victim displayed immediate bruising.
Speaker 10: The mother did not.
Speaker 9: See the attacker's face, but the four year old said
Speaker 9: he was a quote big man. Law enforcement identified mister
Speaker 9: Rodriguez by two ways. Forensics recovered a finger in palm
Speaker 9: print from the window that he jarred open in this case,
Speaker 9: and match footprints outside the house where he was standing
Speaker 9: with a mud print inside the house. Eye witness testimony
Speaker 9: later identified Rodriguez as having been loitering for days outside
Speaker 9: this apartment building. He had been seen using drugs in
Speaker 9: the neighborhood, and he had been pacing around this particular
Speaker 9: unit in the days leading up to the crime. Police
Speaker 9: secured two warrants, one statutory burglary, specifically alleging that Rodriguez
Speaker 9: entered and occupied dwelling seizing a four year old with
Speaker 9: the intent to commit murder, rape, robbery or arson. Maximum
Speaker 9: penalty is twenty years. Abduction of a four year old
Speaker 9: with the intent to defile such person was the second charge,
Speaker 9: with the maximum penalty of light. Once it was handed
Speaker 9: over to your office, inexplicably so you immediately reduced the
Speaker 9: burglary offense to a misdemeanor, which capped the senates at
Speaker 9: twelve months. You then reduced the abduction charge to an
Speaker 9: offense that was a lower degree and capped the sentence
Speaker 9: at ten years. When you entered into a plea agreement,
Speaker 9: you tried to bind the court. Bind the court so
Speaker 9: they could not sentence this person to any term over
Speaker 9: two years. Is that not correct?
Speaker 10: So I'm so glad you brought the story. Is that
Speaker 10: not correct? Because I would like to explain it is correct?
Speaker 10: And the court rejected it, Sir, I knew this was
Speaker 10: I'm talking.
Speaker 9: It was a judge that was appointed by Senator Warner.
Speaker 10: This is not a right wing judge. This is a
Speaker 10: liberal judge. And you know why he rejected it, Sir.
Speaker 9: He saw what we should have seen about overwhelming evidence.
Speaker 10: Can we talk?
Speaker 9: Person was a I know it and you don't talking,
Speaker 9: and I would was a threat. He yanked a four
Speaker 9: year old girl out of her bed with the intent
Speaker 9: to harm her, and you wanted to give her a
Speaker 9: cap of two years.
Speaker 10: Sir, this is the plea agreement was rejected. What did
Speaker 10: you do?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 10: This is what did you do? This is a great
Speaker 10: example of a case.
Speaker 9: Now I prosecuted, I prosecuted that you know what's not
Speaker 9: a sign of guilt?
Speaker 10: What did you do so you dismissed the case? Sir?
Speaker 9: Can I miss when you dismiss so much quiet? When
Speaker 9: you dismiss a case, what happens to that defendant?
Speaker 3: He walks free, walks free.
Speaker 9: A disgusting, perverted individual, praying on children, that you dismissed
Speaker 9: the case, as the father of two young girls, one
Speaker 9: of them's five, as anything I have, don't, I don't
Speaker 9: care about people. Clearly don't. Absolutely dismiss the case. And
Speaker 9: it's shameful.
Speaker 10: Sir, you're a coward. You won't even let me talk
Speaker 10: to you about the case. Indefensible.
Speaker 1: Sorry you back ex Virginia A. G. Jason Maoris was
Speaker 1: referred to. Here's what he said, Number thirty six.
Speaker 11: Immigration is not a shared power with states. It belongs
Speaker 11: exclusively the federal government, and federal law expressly prohibits state
Speaker 11: and local governments from restricting communication with federal immigration authorities.
Speaker 11: Fairfax Counties policies do exactly that. This is not non cooperation.
Speaker 11: This is a deliberate choice to put a violent criminal
Speaker 11: back on the street.
Speaker 1: More on immigration, we come back Triple eight nine seven
Speaker 1: one Sage do not leave town till my Triple Ate
Speaker 1: nineteen one s A G. E. Triple eight nine seven
Speaker 1: one seven two three. I Am Larry Elderly or Salem
Speaker 1: New Channel. Coming up. We're gonna talk about the eighty
Speaker 1: four page report on Minnesota fraud and fraud in general.
Speaker 1: Pretty scathing report accusing the governor Tim Walls of permitting
Speaker 1: a culture of tolerance for fraud. Gavin Newsom has a
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris problem. If Kamala Harris decides to run for
Speaker 1: vice president, I will explain that. And we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the President's trip to China and update on the
Speaker 1: Iran War. I am a big fan of World War
Speaker 1: Two films, whether they're good or whether they're bad, particularly
Speaker 1: the films about D Day. I just saw a screener
Speaker 1: of a film called Pressure. It's not out yet, but
Speaker 1: it's about the seventy two hours leading up to D
Speaker 1: Day and about the decision that Dwight Eisenower had to
Speaker 1: make about whether to go depending upon the weather. And
Speaker 1: it's really centers around the meteorologists, chief meteorologists who had
Speaker 1: to make a determination as to whether or not whether
Speaker 1: it was good enough for DDA to be launched largest
Speaker 1: invasion in history. And I loved Saving Private Ryan. I
Speaker 1: loved The Longest Day, Band of Brothers, The Big Red One,
Speaker 1: among others. This film is every bit as good as
Speaker 1: those films. It's extraordinary. It took a while for me
Speaker 1: to accept Brandon Fraser as the Supreme Allied Commander Dwight Eisenhower,
Speaker 1: but after a few minutes you just get into it.
Speaker 1: And the actor who played the meteorologists, I think his
Speaker 1: name is Andrew Scott, was just extraordinary. And the tension
Speaker 1: and the build up and the pressure and the gravity
Speaker 1: and the stakes. It was one of the best movies
Speaker 1: I've seen in a long time. And I think I
Speaker 1: must have cried three or four times during the movie.
Speaker 1: It was that deep, that intense. And again, I'm not
Speaker 1: sure when it comes out. I'm sure we're gonna be
Speaker 1: talking about it here on uh On Salem. I believe
Speaker 1: they want us to promote the film here on Salem,
Speaker 1: which is why I was given a screener. I don't
Speaker 1: like to promote a film until i've seen it. And
Speaker 1: it's just draw droppingly good. Who knows what kind of
Speaker 1: awards it's gonna get, but it'll be a crime if
Speaker 1: this film does not get a lot of attention from
Speaker 1: the Academy. Now we're talking about how people are ill
Speaker 1: informed because they get their news through these what they're
Speaker 1: called aggregate sites, whether it's Microsoft or Apple or Google
Speaker 1: or Yahoo. Texas and Florida began to tally the cost
Speaker 1: and posed by hospitals by illegal aliens. Florida in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, six hundred and fifty nine million dollars just
Speaker 1: hospital costs for illegal aliens. Texas more than one billion
Speaker 1: dollars hospital costs for illegal aliens, something that people that
Speaker 1: are open borders anties probably have no blooming idea about.
Speaker 1: More on this stick around. Triple eight nine seven one
Speaker 1: s E g E.
Speaker 6: Larry Old.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up to my bo.
Speaker 4: You can't succeed with olt.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A g E. Triple
Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four three. I am
Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel. Before I get
Speaker 1: into some of the other issues, I got a letter
Speaker 1: from a gentleman who call me all sorts of names,
Speaker 1: the usual sell out this out that said that I
Speaker 1: am the only one on Salem who has a three
Speaker 1: hour show, and the reason I have a three hour show,
Speaker 1: he says, because I'm somebody who routinely bashes black people,
Speaker 1: and the other host wouldn't be able to get away
Speaker 1: with that without being called racist. But they can use
Speaker 1: me to bash black people to shield them from being
Speaker 1: called racist. That's what why I'm a tool, he says.
Speaker 1: I I wouldn't call your show because your screener would
Speaker 1: never put me on. Actually, our screener would put you
Speaker 1: to the top of the line, sir. So if you
Speaker 1: wanna call and talk about what you're unhappy about in
Speaker 1: terms of my show, what I've said, more than happy
Speaker 1: to have a conversation with you, So feel free to call.
Speaker 1: What gets me about things like this I have always
Speaker 1: found it interesting is that I'm accused of quote bashing
Speaker 1: black people close quote I bash left wing black people
Speaker 1: like I bash left wing non black people. Have you
Speaker 1: heard me bash Thomas Soul, who is black, whom I
Speaker 1: considered to be one of the greatest Americans walking the
Speaker 1: face of this earth as we speak? Have you heard
Speaker 1: me bash Walter Williams a very close friend of Thomas Soul,
Speaker 1: who died a few years ago. Both are economists. Walter
Speaker 1: Williams was the first black economists to chair the econ
Speaker 1: department of a non historically black college. To my knowledge,
Speaker 1: he was the chair of the George Mason University Econ Department.
Speaker 1: I've known him for a number of years, just as
Speaker 1: I've known Thomas Soul for a number of years. Have
Speaker 1: you heard me bash them? Have you heard me bash
Speaker 1: Byron Donald's who I had the pleasure to meet some
Speaker 1: years ago. I think he's extraordinarily bright. I had him
Speaker 1: on my short list of people for Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: consider her VP. This time. He's now running for governor.
Speaker 1: Have you heard me bash him? I did a campaign
Speaker 1: event with Burgess Owens, the Republican Member of the House
Speaker 1: from Utah. Have you heard me bash him? Have you
Speaker 1: heard me bash John James, the Republican House member from Michigan.
Speaker 1: My political action committee gave money to the candidacy of
Speaker 1: Wesley Hunt, a Vet who ran for and got elected
Speaker 1: to House in Texas? Have you heard me bash those? Gentlemen?
Speaker 1: I mean, it really is rather silly. Excuse me of
Speaker 1: bashing blacks, and you completely ignore why I bashed them?
Speaker 1: Can you please cite an instance in which you think
Speaker 1: the criticism has been unfair or the criticism was delivered
Speaker 1: because they are black. It's just it's infantile. And that's
Speaker 1: one of the reason we have so much many problems
Speaker 1: in the black community. You cannot have an intelligent discussion
Speaker 1: without somebody calling you names, and therefore that the conversation
Speaker 1: is shut down and isn't any real discussion about what's
Speaker 1: really going on. I won't repeat the story I told
Speaker 1: you about when I was running, I had a zoom
Speaker 1: call with a bunch of black pastors. Everything was going
Speaker 1: well until I suggested that racism was not a major problem,
Speaker 1: and they went absolutely bonkers. And I said, is it
Speaker 1: more problematic than the large number of black kids who
Speaker 1: entered the world without a father in the home marriage
Speaker 1: to the mother? Is it more problematic than the large
Speaker 1: number of black kids who can't do math or read
Speaker 1: at levels of proficiency. Is it more problematic than the
Speaker 1: crime is going on as a result of the breakdown
Speaker 1: of the nuclear family. And they were not happy, And again,
Speaker 1: no intelligent discussion. No, here's why I think you're wrong, Larry.
Speaker 1: Here's the counter argument, just yelling, screaming, infantile. I just
Speaker 1: came across his story from the Fayetteville, North Carolina Observer
Speaker 1: headlines swastika's lead to charges of property damage for Fayetteville team,
Speaker 1: and there was a video. It was a black teenager
Speaker 1: eighteen year old arrested for spray painting swastikas on a
Speaker 1: building and government property. Spray painting a swastikas? Am I
Speaker 1: not supposed to mention they had? According to the Anti
Speaker 1: Defamation League, they've been studying this phenomenon for decades. Anti
Speaker 1: Semitism among blacks is anywhere from two and a half
Speaker 1: to three times higher than among non black gentiles. There
Speaker 1: is a problem, not the majority, but a significant minority
Speaker 1: of blacks, based on how the Anti Defamation League defiance
Speaker 1: anti semitism or anti semitic am. I not supposed to
Speaker 1: talk about this because I'm bashing blacks speaking of black people.
Speaker 1: Charlottage the God was on The Daily Show as a
Speaker 1: guest host, and listen to this quote unquote joke number
Speaker 1: forty four.
Speaker 12: No matter how many people say Trump is joking, his
Speaker 12: actual judicial nominees, the people who would interpret the Constitution
Speaker 12: to see if he's allowed to pull this off, they're
Speaker 12: clearly taking it seriously.
Speaker 13: Mister Mark, is President Trump eligible to run for president
Speaker 13: again in twenty twenty.
Speaker 14: Eight, Senator, without considering all the facts and looking at
Speaker 14: everything depending on what the situation is. This to me
Speaker 14: strikes as more of a hypothetical.
Speaker 13: Is he eligible to run for a third term under
Speaker 13: our constitution?
Speaker 14: I would have to review.
Speaker 13: Anybody else brave enough to say that the Constitution of
Speaker 13: the United States prevents President Trump from seeking a third term.
Speaker 13: Anybody willing to apply the Constitution by its plain language
Speaker 13: in the twenty second Amendment?
Speaker 15: Nobody?
Speaker 13: All right, let's move on.
Speaker 12: Did you hate that sigh from mister Coomes that was
Speaker 12: so long a stenographer had to type out sound of
Speaker 12: soul leaving Senator's body. Also side note, this was confusing
Speaker 12: from me because mister Cooles is actually my nickname for
Speaker 12: Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 1: Mister Coons is actually my nickname for Clarence Thomas. Now
Speaker 1: to the gentleman who wrote me that letter, could a
Speaker 1: white person have made that joke? Did they quote you
Speaker 1: Charlemagne the God to make a joke about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and the word coon that a white comedian could not do?
Speaker 1: Does it work that way? Somebody who does not like
Speaker 1: Clarence Thomas and I were having a discussion once happen
Speaker 1: to be black, and I said, what decision has Clarence
Speaker 1: Thomas rendered that you think what's wrong? And decided he
Speaker 1: had nothing. I said, Clarence Thomas opposes race based preferences,
Speaker 1: as does every other conservative member of the Court. Tell
Speaker 1: me what decisions Clarence Thomas has made that renders him
Speaker 1: worthy of this kind of scathing attack. He had nothing.
Speaker 1: Doesn't like the fact that Clarence Thomas does not believe
Speaker 1: that the Constitution permits the use of race in college
Speaker 1: admissions in designing districts, same as the white majority feels.
Speaker 1: But Clarence Thomas, because he's black, it's supposed to be
Speaker 1: ruling against how he perceives that the Constitution should be
Speaker 1: correctly interpreted. What is that? I remember once the first
Speaker 1: black justice of the Supreme Court, Thurgood Marshall, said, and
Speaker 1: describing his judicial philosophy, And it's pretty much forbiding what
Speaker 1: he said, I just do what's right and let the
Speaker 1: law catch up with me. Close quote. What is that?
Speaker 1: I've heard no real criticism about that. I just do
Speaker 1: what's right and let the law catch up. Suppose a
Speaker 1: conservative said that I just do what I I think
Speaker 1: it's right and wait for the law to catch up.
Speaker 1: But that's what he said, and nobody seemed to be
Speaker 1: disturbed by that. It's an outrageous judicial philosophy. Your job,
Speaker 1: as John Roberts said during his confirmation hearings, I call
Speaker 1: balls and strikes. I decide what's right and wait for
Speaker 1: the law to catch up with me. We come back,
Speaker 1: brother than Trump has concluded his high stakes, high level
Speaker 1: meeting with the premiere of China. Trump had a number
Speaker 1: of things to say about that. We're going to have
Speaker 1: that for you. And also Maxine Waters, who's eighty seven
Speaker 1: years old, was asked, is there an age at which
Speaker 1: a person is too old to serve? Wait? Do you
Speaker 1: hear what she says? Triple eight ninety seven one, sage,
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Speaker 1: I am Larry Yoda, triple eight nine seven one age,
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Speaker 1: am Larry Elder. We are Saling News Channel. This is
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Speaker 1: Or you can phone your gift to eight eight eight
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Speaker 1: eight two O six twenty eight fifty five. Super Raschide
Speaker 1: in Detroit. Super always nice to hear from you. Do
Speaker 1: we have Super? We don't have Super. I guess he.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe he was out getting some tea
Speaker 1: for somebody. Super You know, we just try to plug in,
Speaker 1: so call back when you get a chance. You have
Speaker 1: the number triple eight night seven one sage triple eight
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Speaker 1: turn to a ran shall. This is a Sentcom Commander
Speaker 1: Admiral Brad Cooper, number thirty five.
Speaker 16: Their capability have been significantly degraded. If I just use
Speaker 16: my own professional experience and one hundred transits through the
Speaker 16: straight of horror moves, you would typically see twenty to
Speaker 16: forty fast boats, and lately we've seen it two or three.
Speaker 1: Lately we've seen two or three fast boats. And it
Speaker 1: appears that more and more countries are going to assist
Speaker 1: us in making sure that the strait of our move reopens. Trump,
Speaker 1: of course, in China, he was talking about gas prices
Speaker 1: number thirty one.
Speaker 17: Any Chinese ships up to buy it. So we're doing,
Speaker 17: you know, and I don't like talking about it because
Speaker 17: then the fake news media says, oh, you know, Trump
Speaker 17: doesn't talk about the fact that somebody's paying two and
Speaker 17: a half from you know, I had it down to
Speaker 17: one eighty five in Iowa a gallon, so now it's
Speaker 17: four dollars and it's going to not be long, and
Speaker 17: as soon as the war ends, it's going to go
Speaker 17: down to lower than it was before. It's going to
Speaker 17: be very quick. And you know, when I explained it
Speaker 17: to people, all you have to do is say, do
Speaker 17: you think Iran, they're crazy, should have a nuclear weapon?
Speaker 17: Everybody says no. I said, well, then you think I'm
Speaker 17: doing the right thing, and I have no choice. The
Speaker 17: sad thing is that we've just broken every record on
Speaker 17: the sock market. As you know, I thought the market
Speaker 17: would go down twenty.
Speaker 1: Twenty five points. It didn't.
Speaker 17: It's higher now than it.
Speaker 1: Was that before we started.
Speaker 17: All right, if you want, well what but is that amazing?
Speaker 6: It is amazing.
Speaker 1: And speaking of the market, for those of you out
Speaker 1: there with Trump durandmin syndrome who otherwise would have been
Speaker 1: in the market, that's how much your tds cost you,
Speaker 1: as he pointed out dal Jones s and p record highs.
Speaker 1: When Prump first got elected in twenty sixteen, Paul Krugman,
Speaker 1: the economist who writes to the New York Times, predicted
Speaker 1: that there would be a depression. I think he used
Speaker 1: the word depression, not even a recession. It's at records
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people otherwise would have made a
Speaker 1: lot of money. But because you hate this man so
Speaker 1: much and you assume the idiotic things that people said
Speaker 1: about him were true, you lost out on a huge,
Speaker 1: huge rally. Super is back. Super. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for calling back. I appreciate it.
Speaker 15: Hello.
Speaker 1: Hello, it's going well, great great.
Speaker 15: So so you know it's going to be my mission
Speaker 15: for me and Roland Martin to team up and go
Speaker 15: against you and Carl Jackson in the Great Debate. I'm
Speaker 15: going to start on.
Speaker 1: That, Super. Do you do you know? Do you know
Speaker 1: I've already debated him. Roland Martin?
Speaker 15: You can't, you can't. You can't mess with Rowland Super.
Speaker 1: I had a debate with him. I had a debate
Speaker 1: with him in twenty sixteen regarding the the race between
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, and I told him that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was going to win. He thought I was insane.
Speaker 1: We had the debate here in Inglewood at a black
Speaker 1: church where most of the people supported him. But I
Speaker 1: went there because I wanted to debate this man, and
Speaker 1: in my humble opinion, I know you would disagree. He
Speaker 1: got crushed. Even the pastor said he got crushed.
Speaker 15: On one subject. We're talking about a million other subjects,
Speaker 15: and here goes to my point about Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: But most but I just want to give you my
Speaker 1: to give you my opinion. I just don't think much
Speaker 1: of Roland Martin. I don't think he's very sharp. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's very thoughtful. Great, I'm sorry.
Speaker 15: I want to team up with him, them and them,
Speaker 15: the team against you and Carls. You and Carl Jackson,
Speaker 15: and we're gonna make this happen. We're gonna put this
Speaker 15: on a on a mutual platform and we can we
Speaker 15: can debate and let the people decide. But let's go
Speaker 15: to this point about Hillary.
Speaker 1: Hold hold on, do you know Roland Martin?
Speaker 15: I know some people that know him, so you.
Speaker 1: Don't even know him. So what's your what's your game plan?
Speaker 1: You're gonna pick him up and say, my name is
Speaker 1: super Rushy Day, I'm in Detroit. Uh and uh, why
Speaker 1: don't you and I team up and debate Carl Jackson
Speaker 1: and Larry Older? Is that your Is that your plan?
Speaker 18: Well, I'm not gonna give you my whole I'm not
Speaker 18: gonna give you my game plan.
Speaker 1: You kind of like Trump, You're not gonna You're not
Speaker 1: gonna You're not gonna show your car.
Speaker 15: It'll be like paper, it'd be paper must see TV
Speaker 15: on pay per view. You know what I'm saying. We'll
Speaker 15: see how it goes. Okay, now let's go to Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: Let's go there.
Speaker 18: The most the most qualified woman in the history. I
Speaker 18: dare you to challenge me on this. She's she was
Speaker 18: the most qualified woman. And if there is another woman
Speaker 18: that's qualified as her, they're not more qualified. May be
Speaker 18: just she's the most famous, the most qualified woman in
Speaker 18: the history of the world.
Speaker 1: Do you think she's the most hold on rush? She
Speaker 1: thinks she's the most qualified person. Do you think she's
Speaker 1: the most qualified person ever to run?
Speaker 18: Woman? Woman, woman, most qualified woman in the history of
Speaker 18: the world thus far of America.
Speaker 15: And this is why I will never.
Speaker 1: Call why didn't why didn't Why didn't she win?
Speaker 15: Because Donald Trump bamboozled to the wool. He said all
Speaker 15: type of nons.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, super that's gonna be the level of
Speaker 1: the debate. It's not gonna be very difficult for me
Speaker 1: to prevail. Triple eight ninety seven one Sage, Triple eight
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Speaker 1: dot com. That's relief Factor dot com. Regarding my debate
Speaker 1: with Roland Martin, super receive A just reminded me of it.
Speaker 1: Probably the line of the debate was when he said,
Speaker 1: get in touch with your blackness. I said, what did
Speaker 1: you say? And he wouldn't repeat it? Get in touch
Speaker 1: with your blackness? This is your argument. This is how
Speaker 1: you want a debate. It's juvenile. Now, Super said that
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton was the most qualified female ever to run
Speaker 1: for president. I'm assuming he's talking about the various jobs
Speaker 1: she's had. She was, of course first lady. She was
Speaker 1: the senator from New York State. She was Barack Obama's
Speaker 1: secretary of State. I'm assuming that's what super Rusty they
Speaker 1: meant by most qualified. It's kind of interesting how that's
Speaker 1: kind of a diss of Kamala Harris, isn't it. Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris was District Attorney of San Francisco. I think she
Speaker 1: held two terms. She ran four and got elected attorney
Speaker 1: General of California, got re elected, She ran for Senate California,
Speaker 1: got elected, got reelected, and of course served four years
Speaker 1: as vice president. Hillary never achieved that level. She was
Speaker 1: Secretary of State, but she was never vice president. So
Speaker 1: seems to me, mister Raside, you're kind of dissing Kamba Harris.
Speaker 1: But back to Hillary, if she was the most qualified,
Speaker 1: as I said before, how does Donald Trump beat her? Well,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump bamboozled, bamboozled. The man had never held office,
Speaker 1: never served in the military, never run for president before Hillary,
Speaker 1: this was early second time. Don't forget she ran two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight and lost the primary to Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: Trump never even run first and only president, never to
Speaker 1: have served in office, never been in the military, never
Speaker 1: a general. An he beat her. That's pretty extraordinary. And
Speaker 1: then after four years of not serving, the man came
Speaker 1: back and one again, becoming only one of two presidents
Speaker 1: in the American history to serve two non consecutive terms.
Speaker 1: Pretty stunning, just saying. Now, Trump talked about what would
Speaker 1: have happened had he not set back Arran's nuclear program.
Speaker 6: Number thirty two sixty percent in rich uranium would be
Speaker 6: weapons grade ninety percent enriched than under twelve days, and
Speaker 6: they were bragging to your Middle East mboy, Steve wi.
Speaker 17: Cooffin if I didn't go in with a bombers that week,
Speaker 17: that day, that week, they would right now have a
Speaker 17: nuclear busk.
Speaker 19: So it was that imminent.
Speaker 1: Well, I thought so. And he was asked whether China
Speaker 1: might influence around in the war number thirty.
Speaker 19: Do you think President she and China have the ability
Speaker 19: to influence the Iranians considering they are one of their
Speaker 19: biggest cost.
Speaker 17: But look, he's not coming in with guns, he's not
Speaker 17: coming in with ratus and not coming in shooting. You know,
Speaker 17: someone said he's been he's been very good. They get
Speaker 17: a lot of their for of their oil from that location.
Speaker 1: So what has happened?
Speaker 3: And one thing I think.
Speaker 17: That we were going to make a deal on he's
Speaker 17: they've agreed they want to buy oil from the United States.
Speaker 1: They're going to go to Texas.
Speaker 17: We're going to start sending Chinese ships to Texas and
Speaker 17: to Louisiana and to Alaska. And I think that was
Speaker 17: another thing that was agreed to.
Speaker 1: That's a big thing.
Speaker 6: What about liqu.
Speaker 17: Yeah, everything energy.
Speaker 1: Got a question, why is the president being slammed so
Speaker 1: much over the ballroom. I want to talk about that
Speaker 1: later on. Here is Hakeem Jeffries, the House Minority Leader,
Speaker 1: Stage four case of Trump de raptment Syndrome number thirty four.
Speaker 20: Well, clearly at this point I'm living rent free in
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Speaker 1: We're gonna talk later on about fraud. Not just in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: but Minnesota has just now put out an eighty four
Speaker 1: page report on their massive fraud. And they say the governor,
Speaker 1: who has decided not to run for reelection suddenly perpetuated
Speaker 1: a quote culture of tolerant close quote of fraud. All
Speaker 1: of this and more, this business about Donald Trump losing
Speaker 1: his base. People like James Carvill have been saying stuff
Speaker 1: like that number twenty seven.
Speaker 21: You're going to watch a griff and graph over that
Speaker 21: like you can't imagine that's all this trip is about.
Speaker 21: And I got news for you, missus Joe sixpack of
Speaker 21: whoever you are out there. He doesn't give eight about you,
Speaker 21: your future, your finances, your retirement, your anything. He just
Speaker 21: cares about making all the money he can as fast
Speaker 21: as he can. And people that don't realize that are
Speaker 21: just just woefully stupid.
Speaker 1: Wow, so basket of deplorables. People that don't realize that
Speaker 1: are just wofully stupid. So half the country's woefully stupid,
Speaker 1: says Jim's Carville. The Immigration Accountability Project March of this
Speaker 1: year pull two thousand people who vote for Trump in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, Eighty some percent said they support his
Speaker 1: mass deportation agenda. Seventy four percent said they would be
Speaker 1: more likely to vote for Republicans in the midterm if
Speaker 1: Trump succeeds in his stated goal of deporting one million
Speaker 1: legal aliens this year. And regarding Trump not caring about
Speaker 1: your finances, once again, market hitting record highs, recently enhancing
Speaker 1: everybody's four oh one k's pension plans. Meanwhile, here in California,
Speaker 1: we have a governance race, as you know, and one
Speaker 1: of the leaders on the Democratic side is a billionaire
Speaker 1: named Tom Steyer made his money investing in oil and
Speaker 1: gas and now has turned against oiland gas into the
Speaker 1: big climate change guy. He threatened to arrest every ICE
Speaker 1: agent in the state even when he takes office, and Democrats,
Speaker 1: of course, try to defund ice. This is a fundamental difference.
Speaker 1: Isn't there a party that openly intentionally allowed anywhere from
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen. Trump puts a number of twenty million
Speaker 1: in deal aliens to come to the country. Nobody really
Speaker 1: knows what the number is, and now that they're here,
Speaker 1: they're doing everything they can to make sure that they
Speaker 1: don't get deported. What is that The Democrats have lost
Speaker 1: the white vote every election cycle since nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: How do they win? They win by convincing black people
Speaker 1: that America remains systemically racist and we, by the way,
Speaker 1: are the social justice warriors on your behalf, and convince
Speaker 1: that Hispanics are the same thing. So they need to
Speaker 1: deport import more voters. Also, having illegal aliens helps with
Speaker 1: the census. So it's about power. So when you hear
Speaker 1: James Craff will say, they don't care about you. Trump
Speaker 1: doesn't care about you. I mentioned this, I think yesterday
Speaker 1: the Civil Rights Commission did a massive study that was
Speaker 1: agreed to by the liberals on the Commission, by the conservatives,
Speaker 1: and by the moderates. The demographic group most hurt by
Speaker 1: legal aliens are black and brown people with high school
Speaker 1: or less education living in the inner City. They have
Speaker 1: to compete against the illegal aliens for jobs, and the
Speaker 1: presence of illegal alien labor puts downward pressure to the
Speaker 1: tune of at the time, eighteen hundred dollars a year. Now,
Speaker 1: this is well before this explosion of illegal aliens that
Speaker 1: took place in the last four years. But James Carville
Speaker 1: accuses Trump of not caring about you. Who do these
Speaker 1: people care about the Democrats when polls show parents black
Speaker 1: and brown living in the Inner City overwhelmingly support school
Speaker 1: choice because they know the quality of education their kids
Speaker 1: are getting, and the Democratic Party is adamantly opposed to it. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the party leaders themselves, like Joe Biden, like Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: like Avenuwsom have their own kids in private schools. What
Speaker 1: is that now? Everything I just now told you, half
Speaker 1: the country either hasn't thought about it or is unaware
Speaker 1: of it. Half the country is unaware of that. One
Speaker 1: study found that forty nine percent of Philadelphia public school
Speaker 1: teachers with school age kids put their own kids in
Speaker 1: private schools, as opposed to ten percent of the average
Speaker 1: family nationwide. Six percent of black families have their kids
Speaker 1: in private schools. Forty nine percent of Philadelphia public school
Speaker 1: teachers what school age kids put their own kids in
Speaker 1: private school What does that tell you? Trump was asked
Speaker 1: a question about trade and took time to bash Nora O'Donnell,
Speaker 1: who was quoting from the Would Be Assassin's manifesto, Remember
Speaker 1: that number twenty nine.
Speaker 19: I'm me go to the issue of trade, tariffs, intellectual
Speaker 19: property theft. I'm sure, especially with all those big business
Speaker 19: people you brought in, those are big.
Speaker 1: Any progress you can report.
Speaker 17: Well, I mean it is progress, But I also tell
Speaker 17: people that, you know, I was in an interview with
Speaker 17: a very bad, stupid reporter. She works for CBS. You
Speaker 17: saw the sixty minutes stupid person, just an average person.
Speaker 17: You could take anybody off the street and it'd be
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Speaker 1: You know, just very average.
Speaker 17: And she asked me a question. Yeah, she's talked about
Speaker 17: China this and that they steal this and they steal that,
Speaker 17: and I said, yeah, you do it to them too.
Speaker 5: You know, they spied on us.
Speaker 17: They said, we aspire them too.
Speaker 1: I guess you know.
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Speaker 17: you don't have to say that. They said, I sort
Speaker 17: of do.
Speaker 6: No, we have.
Speaker 17: We do things and they do things, and that's the
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Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 17: With that being said, I spoke too, and very strongly
Speaker 17: about them, and I'd like to see it taken care of.
Speaker 17: But they've been doing that for fifty years.
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Speaker 1: We're going to talk about the Minnesota House Prevention Oversight
Speaker 1: Committee and their massive report on Minnesota fraud that accuses
Speaker 1: Governor Tim Walls of permitting a culture of tolerant We're
Speaker 1: also going to talk about doctor Oz what he said
Speaker 1: about hospice and health care fraud. Also, TMZ accused the
Speaker 1: mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt of misleading people by shooting a
Speaker 1: ad video with him at a trailer, and TMZ claims
Speaker 1: he doesn't really live in the trailer. Pratt fire back
Speaker 1: that he does live in a trailer. TMZ conducted a
Speaker 1: poll to find out who people who were watching this
Speaker 1: thought was telling the truth. I'm not sure TMZ is
Speaker 1: happy with the result. We'll talk about that. Also, if
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris decides to run for office, he's going to
Speaker 1: pose a real problem, not just to gave a new somee,
Speaker 1: but to anybody else who's a white male thinking about
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Speaker 1: Regarding the price of gas, particularly here in California, the
Speaker 1: highest in the nation. This is the CEO of the
Speaker 1: American Petroleum Institute, Number twenty three.
Speaker 22: The price of gasoline in California is a policy choice.
Speaker 22: Governor Gavin Newsom made it very clear that he did
Speaker 22: not want refineries in the state of California, and as
Speaker 22: a consequence, two refineries have closed. They're down significantly in
Speaker 22: they're refining capacity, even though they have plenty of crude
Speaker 22: oil there.
Speaker 9: And we know that the.
Speaker 22: Demand is in California as well. Remember that they're about
Speaker 22: a dollar fifty higher in California than the average price
Speaker 22: in the rest of the country. That is because of
Speaker 22: tax p policies and terrible refining policies as well.
Speaker 1: Choice Trump had some choice words for ilan Omar er fourteen.
Speaker 10: Without you, we have without you, we have Somalia.
Speaker 23: Okay, fine place where we have a congresswoman who brilliantly
Speaker 23: came over to the country by marrying her brother.
Speaker 24: That was the first law she broke. That was the
Speaker 24: least of them.
Speaker 23: And she comes from a country were they have nothing
Speaker 23: but crime, bedlam, filth, a horrible place.
Speaker 17: They say it may be the worst place.
Speaker 23: Comes to our country and then she tells us how
Speaker 23: to run the United States of America. It's an amazing thing,
Speaker 23: ilan Omar, It's an amazing thing. Out they can get
Speaker 23: away with it, and the people don't want that to happen.
Speaker 23: And hopefully you'll figure it out.
Speaker 24: But a very terrible thing.
Speaker 1: I can't say that.
Speaker 23: She says the constitution, and he gives me a certain rise.
Speaker 23: Go back to your own country. Talk about a constitution
Speaker 23: they don't have. They don't have a constitution. They never will.
Speaker 1: The Minnesota House Fraud Prevention Oversight Governor Tim Wallas permitted
Speaker 1: a quote culture of tolerance for fraud. Doctor Ross says
Speaker 1: he's putting a moratorium on hospice healthcare organizations because of
Speaker 1: the fraud. All of this and more don't go away.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up.
Speaker 23: Lost to my.
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Speaker 17: A.
Speaker 1: The final report has now been released by the Minnesota
Speaker 1: House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee. This was
Speaker 1: after two dozen hearings hundreds of whistleblower tips. Committee found
Speaker 1: that the scale of fraud in Minnesota is quote massive
Speaker 1: and unprecedented, close quote costing taxpayers an estimated three hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars in federal meal program alone nine billion dollars
Speaker 1: in medicaid. Fraud reports said the total amount stolen across
Speaker 1: several programs, including childcare and SNAP is much higher than
Speaker 1: previously believed. Port also cited several examples of what it
Speaker 1: characterized as Walls's failing to act on fraud, including a
Speaker 1: situation reported by Fox News Digital where he tried to
Speaker 1: blame a court order for failing to stop payments to
Speaker 1: the Feeding Our Future fraudsters. So the court stopped him
Speaker 1: from stopping the payments, but the presiding judge later issued
Speaker 1: a public statement that he never ordered the state to
Speaker 1: resume payments, said that the Waltz administration resumed the payments voluntarily.
Speaker 1: Oops The investigators identified what they call a recurring business
Speaker 1: model used by criminals to fleece taxpayers, which involved, they said,
Speaker 1: low barriers to injury, the use of shell corporations, payment
Speaker 1: of kickbacks to enroll recipients. The report specifically talked about
Speaker 1: the Feeding Our Future scandal that's the program that ilan
Speaker 1: Omar was heavily involved with. It also criticized her for
Speaker 1: her Meals Act, which the report said took the guard
Speaker 1: rails off the federal nutrition programs by allowing four profit
Speaker 1: restaurants to participate, making it almost impossible to verify if
Speaker 1: children were actually being fed by the defeeding our Futures program.
Speaker 1: And then it talked about why this was not called out.
Speaker 1: The report said in unpoding the problem all along has
Speaker 1: been people were afraid to call out the fraud because
Speaker 1: they were afraid of being called racist, because they were
Speaker 1: afraid of being called Islamophobic. And now they're afraid of
Speaker 1: going against their political patrons or benefactors. End of quote.
Speaker 1: This is why Tim Wallas, who came pretty close to
Speaker 1: being our vice president, was running for reelection and then
Speaker 1: dropped out of the race. Now that's just Minnesota. This
Speaker 1: is Los Angeles number four.
Speaker 25: So these busts that you're witnessing here, conducted by Billy
Speaker 25: as Siley, who's the US attorney out there, are the
Speaker 25: first major efforts to show it, to show the people
Speaker 25: of Los Angeles that we are serious about this problem,
Speaker 25: which is wanting out of control rabid fraud. Not just
Speaker 25: in hospice, by the way, there's also personal care services
Speaker 25: in other areas we'll get into.
Speaker 24: But let me put the numbers out there, so every
Speaker 24: one's clear.
Speaker 25: One in three hospices in America are in Los Angeles,
Speaker 25: not California, LA. One in three, I mean, how many
Speaker 25: people are dying there? Obviously it is fraudulent, and the
Speaker 25: red flags that were mentioned in that wonderful report are
Speaker 25: all evident. You have doctors selling their souls basically their
Speaker 25: license number to open multiple hospice relationships. They dishonestly claim
Speaker 25: people are dying when they're not. If they steal their money,
Speaker 25: they will steal your life. They don't care at all
Speaker 25: about you, as you saw from that wonderful couple that's
Speaker 25: thankfully not being adopted by a real hospital.
Speaker 1: And this is about Medicare and Medicaid fraud. Number six,
Speaker 1: real quick question about about fraud.
Speaker 24: If I an your questions here, I'll get in big trouble.
Speaker 25: I'll tell why it's one hundred million dollars a fraud.
Speaker 24: He do once that that's important.
Speaker 25: If we took the fraud out of Medicare, it will
Speaker 25: double the left expectancy.
Speaker 24: Of the Medicare trust bud.
Speaker 25: So everyone was watching right now was worried about Medicare
Speaker 25: being there for them. They'd have peace of mind that
Speaker 25: the program actually has a long jem.
Speaker 24: What are you guys doing the crackdown states? If it
Speaker 24: doesn't if they don't do enough the time fraud.
Speaker 25: Well, we sent a letter to all the states on
Speaker 25: Thursday asking them to revalidate the providers, which speeds make
Speaker 25: sure that people giving services are most vulnerable and legitimately
Speaker 25: able to do the program. If they don't do the program,
Speaker 25: then the states have to delist them. If you get
Speaker 25: them off the roll, socase, we don't want trust. You know,
Speaker 25: if they steal your money, they'll steal your health.
Speaker 1: There to go, and he announced a moratorium on issuing
Speaker 1: new hospice and home health care licenses Number nineteen.
Speaker 25: Next is a ninetion wide moratorium on all new hospice
Speaker 25: and home health care.
Speaker 24: Why is that possible?
Speaker 25: Because when we squeeze the balloon in California and slow
Speaker 25: their growth of hospice and now take away eight hundred
Speaker 25: the payments, eight hundred hospices, we know what those frosters do.
Speaker 24: They move to nearby Nevada.
Speaker 25: Next door Nevada has a sevenfold increase in hospice already Arizona, Texas.
Speaker 24: They're moving across the country. So we today announcing a moratorium.
Speaker 25: Nationally, there will be no new hospices or home healthcare
Speaker 25: open in this country. If you have the program now,
Speaker 25: you can keep it. You can go to ones that
Speaker 25: already exist. We're not taking away any services, but there
Speaker 25: will be no new ones licenses granted until we can
Speaker 25: figure out a better way of working cross government. Let
Speaker 25: me highlight this because when Andrew and who's leading, and
Speaker 25: the vice presidents are sharing this task force, it's very simple.
Speaker 24: You have CMS, you have oyg arch.
Speaker 25: Bell sitting over there, you have the Department of Justice,
Speaker 25: you have the FBI, you have Treasury. You put those
Speaker 25: things together, you make a powerful fist.
Speaker 24: And that's the fist We're.
Speaker 25: Going to punch through bureaucracies and realities that are stopping
Speaker 25: our ability to protect the American people.
Speaker 1: And he says that Medicaid and hospice fraud in California
Speaker 1: the growth twice the rate of the rest of the country.
Speaker 1: Number twenty one.
Speaker 25: California Medicaid deferral that the Vice President mentioned, it's one
Speaker 25: point three four billion dollars. They are submissions of Medicare
Speaker 25: records in the backup estimates are generating major red flags
Speaker 25: for US and we have looked carefully at these records.
Speaker 24: We are allowed to audit looking back for a quarter.
Speaker 25: Dan Brilman Caprice Nap, who lead the Medicaid program, spearheaded
Speaker 25: this effort and with a great team, we've discovered six
Speaker 25: hundred and thirty million dollars in billing from the folks
Speaker 25: who are egregiously the top five percent of outliers in billing.
Speaker 25: This is numbers so big you can't imagine anyone building
Speaker 25: for these numbers of patients and that much for each patient,
Speaker 25: and so we're asking.
Speaker 24: California to clarify for us how it got there.
Speaker 25: Second big area I was observation is when you bill
Speaker 25: within a state, you should be comparable to the states
Speaker 25: around you.
Speaker 24: But in California that's not been the case. In California,
Speaker 24: the growth of spending in.
Speaker 25: Personal care services in home services is twice the rate
Speaker 25: of the average of the rest.
Speaker 24: Of the country. Let me say that again.
Speaker 25: The rest of the country is at one number, California
Speaker 25: is twice that number in.
Speaker 24: Its growth rate.
Speaker 25: We estimate there's five hundred million dollars that could be
Speaker 25: at risk taken from federal taxpayers.
Speaker 1: And all the fraud in the federal government. Doctor Oz
Speaker 1: estimates that half of it comes out of healthcare services
Speaker 1: number twenty.
Speaker 25: In February, we had the largest anti fraud announcement from CMS,
Speaker 25: the day after the State of the Union address in
Speaker 25: which the President created that this task force and appointed
Speaker 25: the Vice President to lead it. Today, effort is larger,
Speaker 25: It's much larger, and there's a reason for that half
Speaker 25: of the fraud we believe in the federal government could
Speaker 25: be coming out of healthcare services. We're a large rhino
Speaker 25: that can be stabbed effortlessly by foreign governments, syndicated criminal entities,
Speaker 25: and smaller time operators who can take advantage of the
Speaker 25: system with, as Andrew pointed out, as little as a
Speaker 25: Medicare beneficiary number, which is basically a credit card to
Speaker 25: defraud the system. Unfortunately, that results about one hundred billion
Speaker 25: dollars of estimated death just from Medicare and Medicaid. That's
Speaker 25: just to put it in the context of affordability, which
Speaker 25: is a very important subtext of this discussion. We would
Speaker 25: be able to double the life expectancy of the Medicare
Speaker 25: Trust Fund if we could deal with the fraud issues
Speaker 25: and just in Medicare, so anyone who's out there working
Speaker 25: their tail off. Hope Medicare will be there with them
Speaker 25: and for them, And we know many young Americans don't
Speaker 25: think that's going to be the case.
Speaker 24: It will be the case. If you take the fraud out,
Speaker 24: it'll be there for you and your children as well.
Speaker 25: And stopping this as a means by staying the Medicare
Speaker 25: trust Bland is a noble purpose, but has been pointed
Speaker 25: out by the Vice President and mister Ferguson, is about
Speaker 25: the human costs, because if these fraudsters are willing to
Speaker 25: take your money, they will definitely steal your life and
Speaker 25: take your health along the way.
Speaker 1: As he pointed out, the VP is heading up the
Speaker 1: anti fraud effort number twenty two.
Speaker 26: There are going to be some, I'm sure some politicians
Speaker 26: who say, what you're doing here is harming the Medicaid program.
Speaker 26: We're trying to save the Medicaid program from dysfunctional state bureaucrats.
Speaker 24: If you allow.
Speaker 26: Hundreds of millions, billions even more money to go out
Speaker 26: the door, not to healthcare services for low income families,
Speaker 26: but to fraudsters, you eventually are going.
Speaker 1: To destroy the Medicaid program.
Speaker 26: So this is why we say red state, blue state,
Speaker 26: This does not need to be a political or a
Speaker 26: part of is an issue. We want to work with
Speaker 26: you to eliminate fraud and make these programs last longer
Speaker 26: for the people who truly need them.
Speaker 1: We come back, We're going to talk about fraud in Ohio.
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Speaker 1: Joe is in Minneapolis. Joe, you're and the Larry Old Show,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 8: Thanks for taking my call Larry's and for the report
Speaker 8: that came in about the fraud. I'd like to say,
Speaker 8: as a Minnesotan, we're getting very tired here of reports
Speaker 8: that are identifying flawed bureaucracies and system failures for crimes.
Speaker 8: I didn't hear any names in those reports, and we've
Speaker 8: got government lawless going, lawlessness going on over here, and
Speaker 8: something needs to be done about it. Even the President
Speaker 8: was on your recording just a little bit ago was
Speaker 8: talking about il on Omar marrying her brother, etcetera, etcetera,
Speaker 8: all these crimes. We know what the crimes are, so
Speaker 8: you know enough, pick the lip service and do something.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 1: Well, you're right about names not being named. There were
Speaker 1: two names as far as I know, with the governor
Speaker 1: of course and the ag Tim Keith Ellison and programs
Speaker 1: were named, but no individuals were named. Now several of them,
Speaker 1: as you know, have been indicted. I think they've been
Speaker 1: about sixty or seventy people that have pled guilty to
Speaker 1: various charges and their ongoing prosecutions right now. Which you're right.
Speaker 1: The report did not name names.
Speaker 8: And it's a pattern. I mean, we hear it all
Speaker 8: the time, the terms a system flaus or fraudulent systems
Speaker 8: or you know, systems don't do anything. People who set
Speaker 8: them up do.
Speaker 1: Well, Joe, great point. Again, there are some ongoing prosecutions,
Speaker 1: so hopefully some heads will roll. But if Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is serious about ilan Omar having committed immigration violations by
Speaker 1: quote marrying her brother, why isn't something being done about that?
Speaker 1: I heard President Trump say at one time there's been
Speaker 1: an investigation. But I've not heard anything since then. Thank
Speaker 1: you for the call. Let's turn to Ohio. Shall we
Speaker 1: number ten.
Speaker 27: An investigative reporter and covering an alleged massive Medicaid fraud
Speaker 27: scheme disguised as a home health care business in Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 27: Here's what one reporter found out found inside an office
Speaker 27: building linked to dozens of these companies.
Speaker 3: Smoke detector's chirp for new batteries.
Speaker 27: Office doors have signed, suggesting the owners out to lunch.
Speaker 1: Even though the mail has been piling up.
Speaker 28: It is as if months ago the supernatural phenomenon.
Speaker 3: Risk called life away without warning.
Speaker 27: The investigation found multiple red flags, including a politician tied
Speaker 27: to an eleven million dollar part time home healthcare company,
Speaker 27: a janitorial business rebranded as a health provider billing nearly
Speaker 27: one hundred thousand dollars in the first month, even an
Speaker 27: accountant who lost his license for stealing public funds then
Speaker 27: opened a seven million dollar home health company using the
Speaker 27: address of a convicted money launderer's teenage son.
Speaker 3: And according to public records.
Speaker 27: More than one point two billion has been billed for
Speaker 27: Medicaid certified home health agencies in twenty twenty four and
Speaker 27: twenty twenty five alone, Daily Wire investigative reporter Luke Rosiac
Speaker 27: uncovered the story and joins us now great to see
Speaker 27: this morning, Luke, I wish we had so much more time.
Speaker 27: Anybody who has not read this report, I recommend you
Speaker 27: go find it and read it.
Speaker 3: It's truly shocking.
Speaker 27: How surprised were you by what you found?
Speaker 29: This is one of the most shocking things I've seen
Speaker 29: in twenty years of doing this. We haven't heard a
Speaker 29: lot about DOGE lately, but they did something really important,
Speaker 29: which was released data about how Medicaid is spent. That's
Speaker 29: a big portion of the federal budget, and it turns
Speaker 29: out that the new welfare queens aren't the people enrolled
Speaker 29: in poverty programs. They're the companies that get rich giving services.
Speaker 3: States including Ohio.
Speaker 29: The stuff we saw in Minnesota was mostly Medicaid and
Speaker 29: these waivers that they have, but even the red state
Speaker 29: of Ohio has waivers. Mean Originally, it was supposed to
Speaker 29: allow nurses to come to old people's house as an
Speaker 29: alternative to putting them in a nursing home.
Speaker 3: But at the combination of looser.
Speaker 29: Policies and then some mallies that push the limits has
Speaker 29: led to what I call the free Butler's for some
Speaker 29: mallies program, where these people are getting paid to hang
Speaker 29: out with their own family members. It's not a nurse,
Speaker 29: it's just a regular person that lives with them and
Speaker 29: their family member, and they're getting paid just to hang
Speaker 29: out and cook and even converse. And this costs a
Speaker 29: billion dollars a year just in Ohio.
Speaker 27: So it's not just taxpayers who are victims, it's also
Speaker 27: the patients who are victims, and people are making tons
Speaker 27: of money on it. I want to read you the
Speaker 27: statement real quickly from the sitting governor, Mike Dwine, longtime
Speaker 27: Republican from Ohio. He writes this, upon review of this
Speaker 27: article meeting your article, the article does not seem to
Speaker 27: allege any fraud in the details provided. Ohio's Medicaids home
Speaker 27: and community based services exist to help individuals who can
Speaker 27: no longer safely perform daily tasks. Federal law requires these
Speaker 27: programs to cost less than institutional care, and they consistently
Speaker 27: save taxpayer dollars versus there's other options such as skilled
Speaker 27: nursing home care. He's basically saying, you know nothing to
Speaker 27: see here.
Speaker 29: Yeah, the hilarious thing is this is a five part
Speaker 29: series in the Daily Wire, and he responded to the
Speaker 29: overview and said, I didn't see enough facts to see fraud, Like,
Speaker 29: you didn't even read our story, dude, You got.
Speaker 3: To keep checking back in the Daily Wire every day.
Speaker 29: So before he's even read it, he says, nothing to
Speaker 29: see here, which is, you know, pretty interesting.
Speaker 3: You mentioned some of the anecdotes.
Speaker 29: Going into this, and you know, if it's not fraud,
Speaker 29: it's waste. I mean, we shouldn't be paying people to
Speaker 29: hang out with their own family members. There's also a
Speaker 29: fraud that's inherently unprovable because if it's not your family member.
Speaker 29: Let's say you say you're going to some other old
Speaker 29: lady's house, Well, how do we prove that you didn't
Speaker 29: go there unless we have grameras.
Speaker 3: On everybody's house.
Speaker 29: So that's what I'm concerned about, is fraud that's impossible
Speaker 29: to prove is almost worse than anything else.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget your Relief Factor eight hundred four Relief eight hundred,
Speaker 1: the number four relief. There was a Netflix special roasting
Speaker 1: Kevin Hart, comedian, and one of the roasters made a
Speaker 1: joke about George Floyd, says something to the effect of
Speaker 1: he's looking up at us, but he still can't breathe.
Speaker 1: A bunch of Black Lives Matter leaders held a press
Speaker 1: conference angry at Netflix number forty six.
Speaker 30: Again, it is not a laughing matter. We are here
Speaker 30: today to call your attention to the fact that an egregious,
Speaker 30: disgusting joke was made about George Floyd. Here we are
Speaker 30: about to memorialize George Floyd. For year six after his
Speaker 30: brutal murder at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department.
Speaker 30: Our community is still experiencing grief and trauma. We have
Speaker 30: young people in our community who were children at the time,
Speaker 30: they're now teenagers, still dealing with the impacts of the
Speaker 30: police killing of George Floyd. And instead of allowing our
Speaker 30: community to grieve in peace, to celebrate George Floyd in peace,
Speaker 30: we have Netflix comedians making lights of the brutal killing
Speaker 30: of George Floyd. It is unacceptable and it is unconscionable.
Speaker 30: Tony Hinchcliff made a grotesque joke saying saying that George
Speaker 30: Floyd is looking up at us laughing and he can't breathe.
Speaker 30: When I saw the clip online and made me sick
Speaker 30: to my stomach. We are here to declare today that
Speaker 30: there needs to be accountability for Kevin Heart's Netflix roast.
Speaker 1: Notice that she actually almost laughed when she was recounting
Speaker 1: the joke. Is that me? It seemed to me she
Speaker 1: was almost laughing point two until I saw all this.
Speaker 1: I didn't know about the joke. So by holding the
Speaker 1: press conference and going BMW over the joke, she's now
Speaker 1: pushing a whole bunch of people to hear the joke
Speaker 1: who otherwise would not have heard it. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to go into how George Floyd suddenly is Rosa Park's career,
Speaker 1: violent criminal full of drugs, had punched a pregnant woman,
Speaker 1: was pushing counterfeit builds when he got busted. I can't breathe.
Speaker 1: I can't breathe. Even before he was put on the ground,
Speaker 1: my mother just died. His mother died two years earlier.
Speaker 1: Not even going to go there, not even going to
Speaker 1: say that, I don't believe the officer should have been
Speaker 1: charged in the first place, let alone convicted. But I
Speaker 1: am going to say something about the level of concern
Speaker 1: about a joke on Netflix again, all the problems going
Speaker 1: on in the black community. Per capital murder rate in
Speaker 1: Newark higher than that of Chicago. Saint Louis higher than
Speaker 1: that of Chicago. Typical weekend, how many people get shot
Speaker 1: and killed, most of whom are black in Chicago? Where's
Speaker 1: that press conference? And if you're concerned about jokes, why
Speaker 1: is the Charlotte Magne that god joke about Clarence Thomas? Okay,
Speaker 1: where's your press conference for that number forty four?
Speaker 12: No matter how many people say Trump is joking, his
Speaker 12: actual judicial nominees, the people who would interpret the constitution
Speaker 12: to see if he's allowed to pull this off, they're
Speaker 12: clearly taking it seriously.
Speaker 13: Mister Mark, Is President Trump eligible to run for president
Speaker 13: again in twenty twenty eight?
Speaker 3: Senator?
Speaker 14: Without considering all the facts and looking at everything depending
Speaker 14: on what the situation is, This to me strikes as
Speaker 14: more of a hypothetical.
Speaker 13: Is he eligible to run for a third term under
Speaker 13: our constitution? I would have to review anybody else brave
Speaker 13: enough to say that the Constitution is United States prevents
Speaker 13: President Trump from seeking a third term. Anybody willing to
Speaker 13: apply the Constitution by its plain language in the twenty
Speaker 13: second Amendment?
Speaker 1: Nobody?
Speaker 13: All right, let's move on.
Speaker 12: Did you get that sigh from mister Coombs that was
Speaker 12: so long the stenographer had to type out sound of
Speaker 12: soul leaving Senator's body? Also side note, this was confusing
Speaker 12: for me because mister Coombs is actually my nickname for
Speaker 12: Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 1: So a joe calling Clarence Thomas, a sitting Associate Justice
Speaker 1: at the Supreme Court, a coon. That's okay, but for
Speaker 1: crying out loud. Don't say that George Floyd is looking
Speaker 1: up to us and he can't breathe. That's worthy of
Speaker 1: a press conference. Do you know where your priorities are?
Speaker 1: Are you serious? Chuck Schumer said Trump's comment about not
Speaker 1: caring about American's financial situation when he was asked about
Speaker 1: the Iraq War. He says, Schumer, Trump's comment quote made
Speaker 1: my blood boil. Close quot We're going to talk about that.
Speaker 1: We come back. And what did John Fetterman say about
Speaker 1: Trump's comment that Schumer is so upset about? Maxine Waters
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Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter woman protesting the joke apparently laugh
Speaker 1: at the joke, but so did Kevin Hart and the
Speaker 1: comedian made the joke. Kevin Hart is sitting in a
Speaker 1: chair and he was just doubling over in laughter. So
Speaker 1: why aren't you angry at Kevin Hart for laughing at
Speaker 1: the joke that you considered to be demeaning to George Floyd.
Speaker 1: You're just mad at Netflix, but you're not mad at
Speaker 1: Kevin Heart for laughing at the joke that you're that
Speaker 1: you found offensive. Just a thought now. Maxine Waters is
Speaker 1: eighty seven years old, Number forty.
Speaker 28: Five twomen Jacob with TMZ, how are you good to
Speaker 28: see you?
Speaker 24: I have a question.
Speaker 28: I want to ask you something. As a whiny gen
Speaker 28: zer myself, some people in my generation look at our
Speaker 28: leaders and think, you know, what some of these people
Speaker 28: are too old. But as a spry eighty seven year old,
Speaker 28: I just saw you talk at the Working Families press conference.
Speaker 28: What do you say to people in my generation who think, Okay,
Speaker 28: some of these leaders are too old and we need
Speaker 28: to do something about it.
Speaker 31: I usually don't do press conferences as I'm walking, but
Speaker 31: let me just say that the way that people should
Speaker 31: think about elected officials is what do they do? What
Speaker 31: can you document? What can you give them credit for?
Speaker 31: What can you criticize them for? If you do what
Speaker 31: it takes to evaluate, then you can decide understood.
Speaker 28: So we shouldn't judge people based off their age, but
Speaker 28: rather what they do for the.
Speaker 10: People and effectiveness.
Speaker 28: God it so someone like President Wrong who's about to
Speaker 28: turn eighty years old, I mean that's the president kind
Speaker 28: of different than maybe someone serving in Congress.
Speaker 31: You know what I think about.
Speaker 28: Is that considered a little too old. Though an eighty
Speaker 28: year old president. I mean a lot of people had
Speaker 28: issues with Biden's age.
Speaker 24: What do you think of the United States? Is destroying
Speaker 24: our democracy?
Speaker 31: He's made promises uncared, He's enriching himself and his family
Speaker 31: with cryptocurrency. He has lied to us and even now
Speaker 31: when he was talking about Iran, he said he didn't
Speaker 31: have time to think about what is going on with
Speaker 31: financing and financial services in the.
Speaker 24: United States of America.
Speaker 31: And so this is a president who is absolutely committed
Speaker 31: to empowering himself and using the power of the executive,
Speaker 31: the highest executive of the land, the president of the
Speaker 31: United States of America. And the people are getting to
Speaker 31: understand that. I think some people are having buyers remorse,
Speaker 31: and we see it in the polls. In the final analysis,
Speaker 31: it is the people who will finally determine that this
Speaker 31: president is dangerous and divisive and we've got to do
Speaker 31: everything that we can to make sure we overcome much
Speaker 31: of what he's tried to do. We've got to fight fight.
Speaker 28: Should there be an age limit to be president, just
Speaker 28: say this.
Speaker 2: People should be evaluated and they should be thought of
Speaker 2: in terms of what they do. If you have effective leaders,
Speaker 2: if you have fighters, if you have those who have demonstrated,
Speaker 2: if you have those who are documented what they care about,
Speaker 2: that's the.
Speaker 28: Only thing that you so if you have an one
Speaker 28: hundred year old fighter, that's they should still be in office, hypothetically,
Speaker 28: But people.
Speaker 31: Should evaluate who should be in office with their vote.
Speaker 28: And that's it, all right, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Now, a couple of things about that. Notice she said
Speaker 1: people should be evaluated based on performance and effectiveness. Isn't
Speaker 1: that a refutation of DEI? Isn't that a refutation of
Speaker 1: this diversity based on race? Maxine Walters wants to be
Speaker 1: evaluated based on her effectiveness and her performance. Fair enough?
Speaker 1: Why then, are we changing standards, lowering standards, altering standards
Speaker 1: to create some sort of color coordinated society, which is
Speaker 1: what your party wants. It seems a little confusing to me.
Speaker 1: Now I know there's another thing too. Democrats have a new
Speaker 1: talking point. President Trump was asked about the war and
Speaker 1: about its effect on people's financial situation, and he said,
Speaker 1: I'm concerned about preventing a rat from getting a nuclear bomb.
Speaker 1: So now that's been interpret it as and twisted into
Speaker 1: President Trump doesn't care. Listen to this number forty two
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 32: Well, every day Americans see headlines about rising prices. Just
Speaker 32: this week, the economists said, quote, America faces another grocery
Speaker 32: price shock, unquote CNN America is in for yet another
Speaker 32: long spell of price pain.
Speaker 3: PBS News.
Speaker 32: Iran war hits home as gasoline prices fuel significant US
Speaker 32: inflation Trump jump. Trump will surely try to brush aside
Speaker 32: these reports of higher cost as fake news, but Americans
Speaker 32: don't need to see the headlines to know we're in
Speaker 32: an affordability crisis. Americans feel the crushing weight of higher
Speaker 32: costs caused by Trump's disastrous war and failed economic policies
Speaker 32: every time they walk through the grocery aisle and step
Speaker 32: up to the gas pump. What Americans do not see
Speaker 32: is any sympathy, any support, any plan from Trump or
Speaker 32: congressional Republicans to lower costs. In fact, they see the opposite.
Speaker 32: The other day, Trump said quote, I don't think about
Speaker 32: americans financial situation. I don't think about anyone. Trump's clueless
Speaker 32: comments make my blood boil. I don't think about anyone.
Speaker 32: They make America's blood boil.
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Speaker 33: You know, why wouldn't I support that? So I'm proud
Speaker 33: to have that vote. And also something that the President
Speaker 33: said before he left for China. I mean he said
Speaker 33: something I got clitted, saying I'm not thinking about American
Speaker 33: people financially. But what he really would say he did
Speaker 33: say is like, you know, I'm really thinking that we
Speaker 33: can't ever let Iran building a building a bomb. And
Speaker 33: I mean that's exactly that's the instance of what that is.
Speaker 33: And to hold that line, I mean, how could we
Speaker 33: just walk away and not let, you know, let that happen.
Speaker 4: And now the whole world should join us, stand with us.
Speaker 33: China, yeah, you know, Europe, all these other countries should
Speaker 33: say we should demand Iran and their nuclear ambitions and
Speaker 33: now we can all get back to building up all
Speaker 33: of our nation and parts of the world.
Speaker 1: So that's here. So he just accused Chuck Schumer, their
Speaker 1: leader in the Senate, of taking Donald Trump's words out
Speaker 1: of context. Wasn't Fox News saying that wasn't Newsmax saying
Speaker 1: that wasn't MOA saying that that was John Fitterman. Now,
Speaker 1: I started the program today by asking you of the
Speaker 1: cases the Supreme Court decides in a session, what percentage
Speaker 1: of them are decided unanimously nine zip. And I talked
Speaker 1: to a number of people before I did it, and
Speaker 1: I heard things like ten percent, fifteen percent, five percent,
Speaker 1: one percent. The answer is generally about fifty percent of
Speaker 1: the cases decided by the Supreme Court that decided unanimously.
Speaker 1: Just now, for example, the Supreme Court rejected the Virginia
Speaker 1: Democrats appeal about their gerrymander right map, and they issued
Speaker 1: what's called a just a bench decision with no dissent,
Speaker 1: which suggests it was unanimous. Supreme Court said, no, what
Speaker 1: Virginia did perfectly fine. Nothing for us to see here,
Speaker 1: but the court is corrupt. And one Democrat compared it
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Speaker 1: compare it to the KKK. Isn't that just a little
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