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Speaker 3: It's the Alex Marlowe Show.
Speaker 1: Is the Alex marlow Show. I'm glad you're here. We
Speaker 1: had a lot to do today. We got some woke
Speaker 1: Pope updates, going full schizophrenic on the war in Iran.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you about that momentarily. And then we've got
Speaker 1: some fresh James Tallerico clips, the fake Christian who's running
Speaker 1: for Senate in Texas, trying to upend that red state
Speaker 1: and trying to take it over for the Democrat. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's going to work. And he has still
Speaker 1: he's got it. He's got that piece of lego that
Speaker 1: he fastens on the top of his head. I've never
Speaker 1: seen a haircut exactly like that, where it looks like
Speaker 1: a perfect oversized lego piece on his head. Still there.
Speaker 1: We'll play some of him later. But of course we're
Speaker 1: going to start with where you all thought we'd start,
Speaker 1: the NFL Draft. Just kidding, this is not an NFL
Speaker 1: draft show. I'm not a big sports ball follower. I've
Speaker 1: got to follow it a little bit for the news NFL.
Speaker 1: But did all of you take off school for the
Speaker 1: NFL Draft? Those of you in the Pittsburgh area. Apparently
Speaker 1: people were canceling school, and some Pittsburgh residents that I
Speaker 1: know of told me that actually it made sense because
Speaker 1: the roads can't handle all these six hundred thousand people
Speaker 1: who went to the NFL Draft. Now why would six
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people go to the NFL Draft? I don't know,
Speaker 1: but you're free to tell me a looat Alex Marlow
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Speaker 1: a little bit as that I think is very relevant.
Speaker 1: Hold that thought, but we'll start where you would expect
Speaker 1: me to start with his a Iran war update.
Speaker 3: And we got some good news today.
Speaker 1: We got some actually surprisingly good news as we woke
Speaker 1: up today. Iran is sending their foreign minister, a boss Arachi,
Speaker 1: to Pakistan. This is the guy who a lot of
Speaker 1: us are suspecting is actually running the country, and some
Speaker 1: of it is what I'm able to glean from the media,
Speaker 1: and some of it's from what I'm able to glean
Speaker 1: from sources. I will tell you the best sources I've
Speaker 1: got is telling me that the crippled moch To bah
Speaker 1: Khamani actually is in charge, partially because he's so weak
Speaker 1: and lame, and Arachi, who is the foreign minister, might
Speaker 1: be the person with the most power at the moment,
Speaker 1: and so getting conflicting sources. But part of this is
Speaker 1: the nature of what Trump is exploited, is that what
Speaker 1: we were told and I was told this to my
Speaker 1: face and BBC from an Iranian propagandist, that Iran is
Speaker 1: so unified they are never to be divided their entire leadership.
Speaker 1: There's layers and layers and layers of full agreement and
Speaker 1: they will always stand strong and be together. But Trump
Speaker 1: that truth bond I led yesterday show with suggested that
Speaker 1: there actually is some division with the Iranians, and we
Speaker 1: don't really know exactly who's in charge, and they're scrambling
Speaker 1: to get organized and to be able to negotiate before
Speaker 1: Trump starts bombing a lot of their strategic energy producing sites,
Speaker 1: as has been I think the plan. We also learned
Speaker 1: that President Trump has now put now three US aircraft
Speaker 1: carriers in the region, which is a record. I think
Speaker 1: we've ever had three in that region before, at least
Speaker 1: not in recent memory, suggesting that he is prepared to
Speaker 1: go crazy if Iran does not cooperate, and I think
Speaker 1: more and more I think the public is coming to
Speaker 1: Trump's side. I honestly believe this. I don't know if
Speaker 1: there's pulling data to back it up, but I will
Speaker 1: tell you the chatter online as people are starting to
Speaker 1: finally get the message that I've been bringing to you
Speaker 1: on this show from day one, which is that so
Speaker 1: long as Iran intends to pursue nuclear weapons, that is
Speaker 1: an eminent threat to the United States of America, and
Speaker 1: we cannot allow for that to happen. We need to
Speaker 1: lock in the full and total destruction of Iran's nuclear capabilities,
Speaker 1: and that will be a win, and then Trump can
Speaker 1: tout it as a win, and then things will go
Speaker 1: back to thriving. We'll go back to thriving, we go
Speaker 1: back to reading the Golden Era. So we've got Steve
Speaker 1: wi Kaffin, Jared Kushner supposedly now going to Pakistan for talks.
Speaker 1: There are reports that Jade Vance might go there. I
Speaker 1: don't know if the Vice president is going to go there,
Speaker 1: but the Vice President is. You know, he speaks very
Speaker 1: clearly the public on this. He did speak about this
Speaker 1: yesterday and he said specifically what I was saying, which
Speaker 1: is that we did create massive damage for Aron's nuclear capabilities,
Speaker 1: but we need to make sure that we destroy them indefinitely,
Speaker 1: and that's the goal. We'll accept nothing less, and then
Speaker 1: we will come home and focus on domestic stuff. And
Speaker 1: that's got to be the name of the game. I
Speaker 1: think the President sees this pretty clearly. He seems pretty
Speaker 1: calm during interviews, and he's in the Oval office during
Speaker 1: a press event, and I like the attitude coming out
Speaker 1: of our Department of War. Yes it is the Department
Speaker 1: of War. We like a peace through strength approach. So
Speaker 1: we like to remind people we will do war and
Speaker 1: we will do it hard.
Speaker 3: Against you if need be.
Speaker 1: I got some audio. Let's play the president. Let's play
Speaker 1: cut seven.
Speaker 3: First, guys, sir, would you use a nuclear weapon against John?
Speaker 3: You this is not social No, you.
Speaker 4: Say, we don't need this.
Speaker 5: Why do I need it? Why would a stupid question
Speaker 5: like that be asked? Do you know why would I
Speaker 5: Why would I use a nuclear weapon? We've totally, in
Speaker 5: a very conventional way decimated them without it. Now I
Speaker 5: wouldn't use it. A nuclear weapon should never be allowed
Speaker 5: to be used by anybo.
Speaker 1: Like it's I want to cut off just because my
Speaker 1: audio is breaking up. I don't know if it's breaking
Speaker 1: up for the audience. But the reporter asked, would you
Speaker 1: use a nuclear weapon against Iran?
Speaker 3: And Trump says, no, we don't need it. Why would a.
Speaker 1: Stupid question like that be asked? A nuclear weapon should
Speaker 1: never be allowed to be used by anybody. And just
Speaker 1: remember when Trump says this stuff, he's it's always our
Speaker 1: the deal. He's always leading as a president, and he's
Speaker 1: not being literal with people. But I like this approach
Speaker 1: because it gives him the moral high ground to say that.
Speaker 1: Of course, I do believe Trump would use a nuclear
Speaker 1: weapon if it was really necessary, but the suggestion that
Speaker 1: the we would escalate to that level with Iran does
Speaker 1: not help peace. And obviously a reporter asking that question
Speaker 1: questions in the oval office of the President, then presumably
Speaker 1: that you would understand that.
Speaker 3: Trump would not do that.
Speaker 1: So I think he's right to call it the reporter,
Speaker 1: and I love when he calls out the fake news,
Speaker 1: which is ever more the enemy of the people.
Speaker 3: I this should not be.
Speaker 6: The America's fight alone. We barely use the strait of
Speaker 6: horror moves as a country. Our energy doesn't flow through there,
Speaker 6: and we have plenty of energy. Just look at the
Speaker 6: new Global Congo line.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll just switch an audio backup, audit. This
Speaker 1: is this is kykach. If this works out, this is
Speaker 1: going to be incredible. Okay, guys, let me know if
Speaker 1: you started hearing me double and I can address that
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 3: Is the do you have my audio now?
Speaker 7: Is good?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, you know what the magic live radio? Okay,
Speaker 1: so the president, we were playing some secretary of where. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's just keep rolling. I'll respond to that.
Speaker 3: Let's keep rolling back.
Speaker 6: Peted to Texas a beautiful picture. Europe and Asia have
Speaker 6: benefited from our protection for decades. But the time for
Speaker 6: free riding is over. America and the free world deserve
Speaker 6: allies who are capable, who are loyal. And you understand
Speaker 6: that being an ally is not a one way street,
Speaker 6: It's a two way street. We are not counting on Europe,
Speaker 6: but they need the Strait of Horror moves much more
Speaker 6: than we do, and might want to start doing less
Speaker 6: talking and having less fancy conferences in Europe and getting
Speaker 6: a boat.
Speaker 1: So this is pretty interesting because Europe is now standing
Speaker 1: up and acting like they want to help after trying
Speaker 1: to undermine Trump's efforts. I was really amused by Keir
Speaker 1: Starmer and Emmanuel mccron had a summit to discuss how
Speaker 1: to get the Strait of Our Moves open right as
Speaker 1: Trump was reopening it. As if they're relevant at all,
Speaker 1: they always end up taking the side of whatever is
Speaker 1: the weakest and laymous side, partially because they're not capable
Speaker 1: of helping. They don't have the leadership, their military capabilities
Speaker 1: are fading rapidly, but Europe's influence on the world stage
Speaker 1: is rapidly declining, and I'm very excited for the day
Speaker 1: when we stop caring about these people and we just
Speaker 1: start making fun of them. It's very sad to me,
Speaker 1: of course, as someone with European heritage and learning a
Speaker 1: lot of European history and enjoying it growing up, I
Speaker 1: kind of am wistful for a day where Europe was
Speaker 1: a big player on the world stage, but they just
Speaker 1: continue to disgrace themselves over and over again. And if
Speaker 1: Trump does secure this piece with only the undermining of
Speaker 1: the NATO nations, then I think this not only weakens NATO,
Speaker 1: it reagons all of Europe.
Speaker 3: I got one more from the Secretary of War. Let's
Speaker 3: play cut nine. Please.
Speaker 6: The vessels that the Iranians seized in recent days, a
Speaker 6: couple of them. They're not American ships, they're not Israelis ships.
Speaker 6: They're just random ships that drove where they drove their
Speaker 6: little speedboats up to and shot at those ships with
Speaker 6: EIGHTK forty sevens. Anyone with a speedboat, a gun and
Speaker 6: the wrong intentions can do that. They know that we,
Speaker 6: the United States of America, control the flow of global shipping,
Speaker 6: and we know that they know their real navy is
Speaker 6: at the bottom of the Arabian Gulf.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, and then we destroy their real navy.
Speaker 1: And one thing that's noteworthy here is that a lot
Speaker 1: of these reports yesterday that Iran was firing on American ships,
Speaker 1: there are apparently civilian ships that they weren't necessarily part of,
Speaker 1: or they were non military ships. In general, because most
Speaker 1: of the ships that are passing through are not military ships,
Speaker 1: and so Iran was basically just doing some sort of
Speaker 1: a show of forth so that they could go out
Speaker 1: to their people and say that they're being aggressive against
Speaker 1: America when we know they're at a point of incredible weakness.
Speaker 1: Trump sees this clearly, and that's why I'm hoping we're
Speaker 1: going to get a piece.
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Speaker 1: claims that eight young women are going to be executed
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago, and he made a request
Speaker 1: to Iran, a moral request. He said that they not
Speaker 1: be executed, and now they're going to be released completely.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether or not to believe the President
Speaker 1: on this. I am inclined to believe him, and if so,
Speaker 1: that's pretty remarkable that he's able to pull some of
Speaker 1: the stuff off, and he is often because I think
Speaker 1: he's got a unique gift to see people's perspectives and
Speaker 1: to negotiate with them, with best intentions, and I think
Speaker 1: this is unique to him. He wrote the Art of
Speaker 1: the Deal and it's not a joke that he wrote it.
Speaker 1: So other things that he's pointed out that I think
Speaker 1: are potential value add to the war in Iran Cut seventeen.
Speaker 3: Please regarding Israel and Lebanon, gentlemen.
Speaker 5: We had a great meeting with the very high officials
Speaker 5: of Lebanon and very high officials of Israel, and we
Speaker 5: think that the President of Lebanon and the Prime Minister
Speaker 5: of visual over the next couple of weeks will be
Speaker 5: coming here. They've agreed to an additional three weeks of
Speaker 5: I guess no firing, cease fire, no more firing, let's see.
Speaker 3: We hope that happens.
Speaker 5: Not going to happen between them, but they do have
Speaker 5: Hezbolah to think about, and we're going to be working
Speaker 5: with Lebanon to get things straightened out in that country.
Speaker 5: I really believe it's something we can do pretty easily.
Speaker 3: I think if there's a German that they could do, it's
Speaker 3: President Trump.
Speaker 1: And it's noteworthy that Lebanon is real of a beef
Speaker 1: that's gone on for half a century, and it's very
Speaker 1: complicated it's Hesbla having so much power, But I think
Speaker 1: once Iran is neutralized in the region, then Hesbela's power
Speaker 1: is going to diminish greatly and there is a chance
Speaker 1: for a peace. And it's one of these things that
Speaker 1: would have been unthinkable with any other president, and particularly
Speaker 1: any president that did not have aggressive action against Iran
Speaker 1: but still maintaining the bral high ground, which Trump is,
Speaker 1: I think done without committing ground troops and without committing
Speaker 1: some sort of regime change, a prolonged American involvement in
Speaker 1: the area. Just basically, We're just going to be a
Speaker 1: little traffic cop, maybe take a toll every once in
Speaker 1: a while. And I think if we can do that,
Speaker 1: we can secure a lot of peace. And I think
Speaker 1: this is the best could be yet to come in
Speaker 1: that region. One other thing that came up, I think
Speaker 1: is a good segue here is about our oil production.
Speaker 3: In this Oval Office meeting. Let's play cut sixteen team.
Speaker 5: A lot of ships are coming to the United States
Speaker 5: and they're using the United States instead of the foremost
Speaker 5: straight amazing things are happening. Our country is amazing. You know,
Speaker 5: we don't have an oil shortage. We have with drill
Speaker 5: Baby drill. We we are right now producing more oil
Speaker 5: than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined, do you know that more?
Speaker 5: And in about a year from now, we'll be doing
Speaker 5: double the level. And Venezuela has been fantastic. We have
Speaker 5: a great relationship with that country and with the people
Speaker 5: that are running the country, and we're taking out We're
Speaker 5: taken in millions of barrels of oil, millions and millions
Speaker 5: from Venezuela.
Speaker 1: What's so remarkable about this is that now Venezuela is
Speaker 1: our ally all of a sudden, he has a way
Speaker 1: of doing this where he's able to bring in new
Speaker 1: allies into the fold. And this brings me to the
Speaker 1: hottest news story of the day. You knew this was
Speaker 1: going to happen. We have our first arrest in a
Speaker 1: betting insider trading style operation. A Special Forces soldier made
Speaker 1: more than four hundred thousand dollars on poly Market, which
Speaker 1: is one of those prediction markets as a result of betting,
Speaker 1: I think was thirty thousand dollars on when Maduro would
Speaker 1: be deposed.
Speaker 3: Because he knew about the raid.
Speaker 1: This came up also in the Oval Office, and Trump's
Speaker 1: response was vintage Trump unbelievable cut twelveth.
Speaker 8: Please Apparently there was a Special Forces soldier who was
Speaker 8: involved in Sure of his Way on President Madureau who
Speaker 8: was arrested by Federal berries today on suspicion of insider
Speaker 8: trading and betting on Harle market. Are you concerned that
Speaker 8: federal employees are betting on these prediction markets and potentially
Speaker 8: getting rich?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know about it, but was he betting
Speaker 5: that they would get him or they wouldn't get him?
Speaker 8: It sounds like he was betting on his removal from office.
Speaker 5: Van Dureau would be removed.
Speaker 3: He was involved in the operation.
Speaker 5: It's like Peter Rose betting on his own team. And
Speaker 5: like Peter Rose, Pete Rose, he kept him out of
Speaker 5: the Hall of Fame because he bet on his own team. Now,
Speaker 5: if he bet against his team, that would be no good,
Speaker 5: but he bet on his own team.
Speaker 1: I will give you my take on the betting itself
Speaker 1: after the break, but I will tell you that comment
Speaker 1: from President Trump.
Speaker 3: He's a superager. He's the sharpest, he's the funniest.
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Speaker 3: I told you i'd give you my take on.
Speaker 1: The US soldier involved in the Maduro Ray charged with
Speaker 1: betting on the operation.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's good. I don't think it's good.
Speaker 1: I think it's a very odd place to start prosecuting
Speaker 1: people for this sort of insider trading esque behavior because
Speaker 1: it does feel like this is a hero who did
Speaker 1: a measurable good for the planet and cashing in on it.
Speaker 1: I don't mind that he made some money off of it,
Speaker 1: but I do I don't like the idea that people
Speaker 1: who are in charge of major policies are able to
Speaker 1: make money off of it in these prediction markets.
Speaker 3: It strikes me as unethical.
Speaker 1: It also strikes me as again, I'm trying to get
Speaker 1: people to not get hooked on online gambling. I think
Speaker 1: that online gambling is highly highly highly addictive, is not
Speaker 1: really productive for society as well, doesn't help you build
Speaker 1: a meaningful life, and I think you can go down
Speaker 1: some real rabbit holes. A lot of people are going
Speaker 1: to their lives over this stuff trying to get an
Speaker 1: edge in the prediction market game. And I don't like
Speaker 1: the idea of people using insider information to try to
Speaker 1: make money from other unsuspecting, innocent people. And I just
Speaker 1: don't like that approach to anything. So I do think
Speaker 1: inevitably this there is going to be a crackdown, but
Speaker 1: it is a very curious place to start that the
Speaker 1: first insider trading type prediction market prosecution that we're going
Speaker 1: to see is involving a military hero who probably did
Speaker 1: a lot of good in the process. So a successful
Speaker 1: Maduro regime that's a plus one hundred out of ten
Speaker 1: for me. The betting on it is a negative one
Speaker 1: out of ten for me, So it's a just note
Speaker 1: the scale. But overall, we got to crack down on
Speaker 1: some of this stuff and discouraging people from doing the
Speaker 1: online gambling is good. But Trump's reaction to it when
Speaker 1: he said that this is like Pete Rose betting on
Speaker 1: his own team, it is just full subscribe to that
Speaker 1: a wonderful point. And I can't believe Trump pulled that
Speaker 1: that quickly. Fun fact in a former life, when I
Speaker 1: was a waiter Sisley Restaurant in Sherman Oaks, California. Pete
Speaker 1: Rose used to come in every day and he was
Speaker 1: the friendliest guy. He would sign everything for people it
Speaker 1: would come up, and he was known for selling signatures too.
Speaker 1: But he would sit there for lunch every day, very portly,
Speaker 1: wear Hawaiian shirt and seemed like a nice guy. So
Speaker 1: and I think was very maga, really good about pressing
Speaker 1: the flash with the fans.
Speaker 3: And absolutely should have been in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: And has that been restored If it hasn't been, again,
Speaker 1: I gotta commit this stuff to memory and the sports
Speaker 1: ball stuff, but he should be in the Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame if he isn't already. All Right, one other thing
Speaker 1: from Trump, This is another essential point.
Speaker 3: The SPLC came up. Let's play cut six please.
Speaker 5: Well, your Southern Law whatever it is, has given money
Speaker 5: to KKK. They're supposed to protect people, and they paying
Speaker 5: all these people crookedness can be millions of dollas, millions
Speaker 5: of dollas going all to all these people that they're
Speaker 5: supposed to be protecting from, but they're actually supporting them
Speaker 5: because they want to have companies that they can protect
Speaker 5: and because they want to rig elections.
Speaker 3: That was all a rigged election.
Speaker 5: All of the things with Charlottesville, all of the stuff
Speaker 5: that they did, and you will bring that up, but
Speaker 5: you'll bring up some nonsense. Let me tell you the election.
Speaker 5: We were winning all day long. It's a totally horrible situation.
Speaker 5: Hopefully the courts will overturn it. What they did in Virginia,
Speaker 5: you have a grossly incompetent governor. You had a very
Speaker 5: good governor, did a good job. You know, all those
Speaker 5: companies that want to move into Virginia now they want
Speaker 5: to move out and go to a different location.
Speaker 3: So that's my opinion.
Speaker 5: I believe it was a rigged election.
Speaker 1: I think the Virginia election. Trump is correct that this
Speaker 1: is blatantly unconstitutional. So I've said the last couple of
Speaker 1: days in the show, and it's on the Virginia Supreme
Speaker 1: Court throw it out, and I.
Speaker 3: Hope they will.
Speaker 1: And I think Trump's point that this suggests the SPLC
Speaker 1: was rigging in least in certain terms the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: This is a totally legitimate criticism from Trump. This was
Speaker 1: election interference. This is people who are empowered by the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party, who are hoaxes that the Democrat candidates are
Speaker 1: using to foment energy it is a form of interfering
Speaker 1: in our democracy. Is not allowing for people to choose
Speaker 1: their candidates based off of reality, hoaxing the entire public,
Speaker 1: lying to the entire public as a context for your
Speaker 1: legitimacy as a party, and to delegitimize President Trump, not
Speaker 1: to mention the non stop Charlottesville lie that Trump sad
Speaker 1: they were find people on both sides, which he never did.
Speaker 1: He said he condemned the neo Nazis totally. And now
Speaker 1: we know how many Neo Nazis were there.
Speaker 3: We have no idea.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was zero, maybe it was zero, maybe was
Speaker 1: a few, We don't know. And every time now you
Speaker 1: see one of these organized efforts by supposed white nationalists,
Speaker 1: white supremacists to gather in public, now we all know
Speaker 1: that almost all of it's fake, if not all of
Speaker 1: it's fake. We all suspected it. We'd all been thinking
Speaker 1: it for a very long time. We all thought Southern
Speaker 1: Poverty Loss Center was engaging in hoaxes. And now we
Speaker 1: have a lot more context. I was looking at. Sean
Speaker 1: prompted me to look back to when Breitbart, when we
Speaker 1: started covering the SPLC, and we covered with them back
Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen, and initially we were talking about they
Speaker 1: put Ben Carson on an extremist list.
Speaker 3: A guy who was.
Speaker 1: The top neuroscientist, pediatric neuro surgeon, brain surgeon at Johns
Speaker 1: Hopkins Universities, one of the best medical programs in the
Speaker 1: country in his early thirties.
Speaker 3: He's a genius.
Speaker 1: He's not on the same intellectual plane as the rest
Speaker 1: of us. He's a deeply Christian person. He's obviously very
Speaker 1: gentle person. One thing that I always like to mention
Speaker 1: is that those of you who go back and watch
Speaker 1: the show The Wire, one of the best TV shows
Speaker 1: of all time, one of the kids, it was this
Speaker 1: hilarious joke er one of the kids. All the kids,
Speaker 1: they're sitting around a circle, students at a public school,
Speaker 1: run down public school, and they're all listing their heroes,
Speaker 1: and most of them list sports stars or rappers, and
Speaker 1: one of them lists Ben Carson, who was, you know, Baltimore,
Speaker 1: Johns Hopkins. Because he was the young black obviously pediatric
Speaker 1: neuro surgeon, wounder keen and so this was part of
Speaker 1: the culture, what a star he was.
Speaker 3: And the SBLC put him on a hate list.
Speaker 1: Why because he dared to run for president of the
Speaker 1: United States, and I think move the party and I
Speaker 1: think a more productive direction when it comes to talk
Speaker 1: about our faith. They're just horrible people, the SBLC, and
Speaker 1: we need to continue to pull on this thread.
Speaker 3: We cannot let it stop.
Speaker 1: Leftist donors like George Clooney and others completely silent since
Speaker 1: the DJ indictment, and we NonStop. We've got to continue
Speaker 1: the pressure and we we can't nullify all these elections
Speaker 1: that they were involved in, but we need to make
Speaker 1: sure that people understand that this was all a hoax
Speaker 1: the whole time. I'm glad the President sees it, and
Speaker 1: the more he can do to talk about it the better,
Speaker 1: including taking some sort of extreme approaches to suggest that
Speaker 1: this basically should nullify twenty twenty on a practical sense,
Speaker 1: it's not going to. But on a I think emotional sense,
Speaker 1: in a spiritual sense, then that election was completely bogused.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden sided the SBLC, AstroTurf unite the right, rallies
Speaker 1: or reason why he ran and somehow he had over
Speaker 1: eighty million votes during the middle of the pandemic, when
Speaker 1: everyone was voting three months in advance, and nine days late.
Speaker 1: Terrible stuff, a disgrace to our country, and it does
Speaker 1: make a lot of decent people doubt the future of
Speaker 1: the country seeing stuff like that. All right, very noteworthy.
Speaker 1: So one other thing on the legal front that's worth
Speaker 1: pointing out. Judge Janine Piro says she is dropping the
Speaker 1: federal investigation holding up Kevin Worsh's confirmation. So this is
Speaker 1: really interesting here. What's interesting about this is that will
Speaker 1: this bring about Tom Tillis. Will he now be able
Speaker 1: to support the nomination? And I don't know if he will.
Speaker 1: But here's the point. Jerome Powell's Federal Reserve. I guess
Speaker 1: it's a remodel the Federal Reserve building in Washington. It's
Speaker 1: overdue and over budget. This is an outrage to President Trump,
Speaker 1: the builder. I don't know if the President was the
Speaker 1: one who initiated this investigation. I have a reasona believe
Speaker 1: it probably wasn't the President who wanted this. This seems
Speaker 1: like a well meaning Trump supporting person in the administration,
Speaker 1: probably Piro, who thought this would be a nice way
Speaker 1: to put pressure on one of the guys who doesn't
Speaker 1: like Trump. But it looks very retributive and it's not
Speaker 1: the sort of thing that I think deserves the amount
Speaker 1: of national attention it's getting, and particularly if this means
Speaker 1: we can't get a good guy confirmed to the Federal Reserve,
Speaker 1: and we are on a real we had a ticking
Speaker 1: clock here. That hourglass is running low before Jerome Powell's
Speaker 1: term is up. It's up in May, and if we
Speaker 1: don't have a confirmation by then, then it's total chaos.
Speaker 1: It's totally unprecedented. Who's going to run the Fed? So
Speaker 1: put a pin in that, because if we don't get
Speaker 1: Worshed through, it is going to be chaos. And we'll
Speaker 1: talk a lot about it on the show. I'll break
Speaker 1: it all down. I'm not gonna take the time now.
Speaker 1: But overall, one of the hold ups is Tom Tillis,
Speaker 1: who we know is kind of getting nutier by the minute,
Speaker 1: the Republican from North Carolina who's on his way out,
Speaker 1: and he said that he supports the confirmation, but he
Speaker 1: won't vote for Worsh's conference so long as this investigation
Speaker 1: is going on. And he's repeated this over and over again.
Speaker 1: So the suggestion is will this be enough to bring
Speaker 1: Tillis back around? And we don't have clarity on that yet.
Speaker 1: But so because Tillis had called for the investigation to
Speaker 1: be dropped, will this be enough to convince him? And
Speaker 1: I don't know, because I don't think it. Tillis is consistent,
Speaker 1: and being inconsistent is a real problem because we like
Speaker 1: to get clarity.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Speaking of inconsistent, the Pope been very inconsistent on President
Speaker 1: Trump and the Iran War. The Pope is now condemned
Speaker 1: the Iranian regime for mass slaughtering of Iranians.
Speaker 3: This is a good thing.
Speaker 1: I was told that the Pope had condemned the mass
Speaker 1: ladder of Iranians by the Ayatolas prior to Trump's invasion
Speaker 1: earlier in the year, and I didn't see it. So
Speaker 1: if you guys have the clips, send to me a
Speaker 1: low hot Alex Marlo dot comedy. A quick look around.
Speaker 1: I could not find it. But now he's saying, in
Speaker 1: no uncertain terms that he condemns the Iranian regime for
Speaker 1: masslaughtering of Iranians. This is terrific and I think is
Speaker 1: one hundred percent due to pressure applied by people like
Speaker 1: President Trump, by people like my audience that you guys
Speaker 1: have all been very vocal that if the Pope is
Speaker 1: wants to take a stand against Trump, and the Catholic
Speaker 1: Church will take a stand against Trump. Then it's very
Speaker 1: important that the Pope is clear about the true evils
Speaker 1: in the world. It's not President Trump. Catholic popes don't
Speaker 1: like worth, that's fine. I understand that they don't like invasions.
Speaker 1: That's fine. I can disagree, but I understand it. But
Speaker 1: when you condemn the president, or when you speak negatively
Speaker 1: about the President, and then you don't speak up loudly
Speaker 1: about the slaughter of innocence in the nation that the
Speaker 1: president is trying to liberate to some degree, then you
Speaker 1: lose some credibility. So here though, however, and I say
Speaker 1: this is why he schizophrenic. He said also in the
Speaker 1: same talk he was doing thing was on air play.
Speaker 1: I don't know why he's always speaking on airplanes. I
Speaker 1: gotta figure this out. The Pope seems to speak the
Speaker 1: most on airplanes. But he said, he carries in my
Speaker 1: pocket the image of a Muslim child killed in Lebanon.
Speaker 1: I cannot be in favor of war. But the problem
Speaker 1: is is this was the Muslim child. That this has
Speaker 1: been debunked, that this child is alive. This came up
Speaker 1: with Ambassador Huckabees talked about this quite a bit.
Speaker 3: But the boy that he's talking about is not dead.
Speaker 1: And the Pope's got a picture of a dead boy
Speaker 1: who's not dead in his pocket because that, I guess
Speaker 1: is his inspiration for being against war.
Speaker 3: But it's fake.
Speaker 1: So he's reading the fake news, which is the enemy
Speaker 1: of the people, and he's getting informed from that. And
Speaker 1: this is where you get some real I think confusion,
Speaker 1: and the confusion causes division because it discourages people. And
Speaker 1: when we come back from the break, what I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do is to play a clip of that's been making
Speaker 1: the rounds. I will set this up and then I'll
Speaker 1: play the clip after the break. But I've had a
Speaker 1: little bit of news coverage of myself because I mentioned
Speaker 1: this on the show on I think it was Monday.
Speaker 1: I walked out of Mass on Sunday because the priest
Speaker 1: was falsely attacking President Trump from the pulpit, and I
Speaker 1: brought my family to a different church because it was
Speaker 1: near the UCLA Baseball stadium. I was gonna go, but
Speaker 1: I've been in this church many times over the years.
Speaker 1: I knew it was a little woke, but I never
Speaker 1: had a huge problem with it and the priests attacking
Speaker 1: Trump during the homily. I thought this is completely unacceptable,
Speaker 1: and I took my family out and I got the
Speaker 1: clip for you. So I'll play the clip because I
Speaker 1: do want your thoughts. I've been it's been igniting a
Speaker 1: lot of debate online, a lot of traffic online.
Speaker 3: So you can listen and then email me a.
Speaker 1: Low hot Alex Marlow dot com if you think I
Speaker 1: did the right thing about walking out. But the normalization
Speaker 1: of politicization of the Catholic Church, from the pope, from
Speaker 1: the priests and woke churches, this is going to make
Speaker 1: America a weaker place. And that's why we got to
Speaker 1: keep a close eye on it. And it seems like
Speaker 1: we're doing so, which is.
Speaker 3: Great, all right.
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Speaker 1: I promise I play the clip. I've been thinking about
Speaker 1: playing this all week. This was the one that prompted
Speaker 1: my family to walk out of church, which was a
Speaker 1: move I felt was the right thing to do in
Speaker 1: the moment. And I'm curious if you agree. This is
Speaker 1: Gil Martinez at Saint Paul the Apostle Church in West
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, California.
Speaker 3: Cut for please.
Speaker 4: If we live in a world at war, full of conflict,
Speaker 4: where the president mocks the pope for preaching the gospel,
Speaker 4: where we continue, where war continues to unfold, and it's
Speaker 4: very real. There's nothing magic about war as a solution
Speaker 4: to all of our problems, or as children killed or
Speaker 4: as families, just at least young soldiers, including our own.
Speaker 3: It's scented to harm's way, and the.
Speaker 4: Middle of all that, it's easy to lose sight of Christ.
Speaker 1: So I have two major problems with this clip, and
Speaker 1: that's why. And by the way, this is put out
Speaker 1: by their church website. They stream this online, so it's
Speaker 1: not like I was taking some sort of surreptitious video here.
Speaker 1: Wasn't James o'keefean with a button camera. I mean they
Speaker 1: put this out there publicly, so Trump never mock the
Speaker 1: pope for preaching the gospel, as I noted. But the
Speaker 1: onely reason why I feel compelled to play it is
Speaker 1: it this idea that we're saying war is a solution
Speaker 1: to all of our problems. Is that not the ultimate
Speaker 1: straw man. No, war is a solution to Iran enriching
Speaker 1: uranium to nuclear grade to leverage the planet, or to
Speaker 1: drop on the heads of my children. That's when war
Speaker 1: is a solution. No, it's not a solution to the
Speaker 1: inflation issues we've got. It's not a solution to why
Speaker 1: the school system is broken. It's not a solution to
Speaker 1: why people don't go to church enough. But it's certainly
Speaker 1: a solution to how to stop your Iran from enriching
Speaker 1: uranium to weapons great. And that's where I feel like
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church is going to lose more people because
Speaker 1: I try to take my family to Mass to try
Speaker 1: to get away from politics for an hour on a
Speaker 1: beautiful Sunday before we go to the ballgame to watch
Speaker 1: amateurs play sports, and then this is what I get
Speaker 1: treated to. It just does alienate a lot of congregants.
Speaker 1: So just important to note that I don't think I
Speaker 1: was wrong, and I think the attention that this has
Speaker 1: gotten has proven that I probably did something pretty worthwhile.
Speaker 1: And it's important because a lot of people I think
Speaker 1: are taking the Lord's name in vain. We're called taking
Speaker 1: the Lord's name in vain. Is not saying GD. That's
Speaker 1: not what it means. It's not one of the one
Speaker 1: of the worst sins. By the way, because there is
Speaker 1: gradation of sins. Is Dennis is known to talk about
Speaker 1: when the worst sins is taking the work. It's not
Speaker 1: saying GD.
Speaker 3: Okay, don't say GD just because rude. It's like farting
Speaker 3: in public. Don't do it, but don't say it.
Speaker 1: But the real sin is when you act like you're
Speaker 1: carrying the word of God, and you don't. You're actually
Speaker 1: doing the work of Satan, the devil, or yourself, or
Speaker 1: both or combination. That's the whole point. And so what
Speaker 1: I get very disturbed by is when people act like
Speaker 1: they wrap themselves in the Bible or they're wearing a
Speaker 1: cross while they're doing things that are blatantly anti Christian
Speaker 1: or anti or against abominations against God. One thing you're
Speaker 1: witnessing is a guy named James tallerco weaponize his faith
Speaker 1: to try to win a Senate seat for Democrats so
Speaker 1: that they can do more abortions and allow for more
Speaker 1: illegal immigration. Let's play cut ten. I'm sorry, fourteen.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 7: My faith teaches me to love my neighbor as myself,
Speaker 7: not just my neighbors who look like me, not just
Speaker 7: my neighbors who vote like me, not just my neighbors
Speaker 7: who pray like me. I'm called to love all of
Speaker 7: my neighbors the way I love myself. And I've also
Speaker 7: been the most vocal defender of the separation of church
Speaker 7: and state. I was raised to believe that that separation
Speaker 7: in our First Amendment, in the Establishment Clause and the
Speaker 7: free exercise clause is a sacred boundary that doesn't just
Speaker 7: benefit the state, doesn't just benefit democracy, but it also
Speaker 7: benefits the church because when the church gets too cozy
Speaker 7: with political power, it loses its prophetic voice. So I
Speaker 7: think this is an unconstitutional decision. I also think it's
Speaker 7: a deeply Unchristian decision.
Speaker 1: So he's talking about the decision to allow for the
Speaker 1: Ten Commandments at school.
Speaker 3: So we are Judeo Christian nation, like it or not.
Speaker 1: And since we've gotten away from a Bible based life,
Speaker 1: from a Ten Commandments based upbringing, for most Americans, all
Speaker 1: we have seen is more depression, more anxiety, more crime,
Speaker 1: less unity. It's gone very poorly. And he's very upset
Speaker 1: as a person who is constantly talking about his faith,
Speaker 1: that there is less Ten Commandments, and that to me
Speaker 1: is an abomination. I think that one of the things
Speaker 1: that would clearly benefit America more than anything else as
Speaker 1: quick as possible, if the Ten Commandments was a bigger
Speaker 1: part of our lives each and every day, and Supreme
Speaker 1: Court allowed for that.
Speaker 3: To be the case. And he is standing up and saying,
Speaker 3: no it is.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I would rather people have less
Speaker 1: God in their lives. And for a Christian to say that,
Speaker 1: I think is deeply disturbing, deeply cynical, deeply political. And
Speaker 1: just know that this is an office being run on you.
Speaker 1: All Right, This all the time we got for the week,
Speaker 1: but we'll be back next week for more. Thanks for
Speaker 1: watching and listening. Go in peace to love and serve
Speaker 1: the Lord.