Speaker 1: And Tonya, Whoopi Goldberg is really, really desperate. She must
Speaker 1: really need that job on Disney's The View because she's
Speaker 1: saying things that, well, let's just say we wouldn't expect
Speaker 1: one Whoopi Goldberg to ever say we're gonna get to
Speaker 1: that plus, whoa, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Just laying down the law threatening Gitmo, he's opening up
Speaker 1: to 30,000 criminal migrants. Watch. I'm also signing an executive
Speaker 1: order to instruct the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security
Speaker 1: to begin preparing the 30,000 person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay.
Speaker 1: Most people don't even know about it.
Speaker 1: We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people. Some of them
Speaker 1: are so bad we don't even trust the countries to
Speaker 1: hold them. We're gonna get into all that he's like,
Speaker 1: too bad you think the punishment's too bad, tough tough
Speaker 1: he's also saying tough to all the federal workers that
Speaker 1: don't think that they have to come to work in
Speaker 1: Washington DC anymore. Did you know that only 6% of.
Speaker 1: The people that are working for the federal government in
Speaker 1: Washington DC actually come to the office. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: costing us hundreds of billions of dollars. Donald Trump's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not having it. We're gonna get into all of that.
Speaker 1: But first, Whoopi Goldberg really does seem a bit desperate here.
Speaker 1: I mean for her to say what she said on
Speaker 1: today's show, all I can think of is they've really
Speaker 1: gotten to her like they're taking her aside and they're like, Whoopie,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Really doesn't believe you should be on the air, and
Speaker 1: by the way, I'd be with Donald Trump on that
Speaker 1: because she's been wildly irresponsible along with Rachel Maddow and
Speaker 1: a few others. Joy Reid, I'm looking at you anyway,
Speaker 1: Joy Behar too over there on the View wildly irresponsible
Speaker 1: and yet you know.
Speaker 1: She, she still has a job like that show is
Speaker 1: still on the air and you say to yourself how
Speaker 1: can that be? And I think it's a fair question
Speaker 1: to ask in light of the FCC being the one
Speaker 1: to give the ABC license to all the local affiliates
Speaker 1: all over the country and I think that that's actually
Speaker 1: now that Donald Trump is in the White House very
Speaker 1: much in jeopardy now that Brendan Carr is head of
Speaker 1: the FCC very much in jeopardy.
Speaker 1: And even when you consider little things around the edges
Speaker 1: like the fact that Elon Musk is so close to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Elon Musk really has no use for
Speaker 1: one Bob Iger that would be the CEO of Disney,
Speaker 1: that would be the company that owns ABC News, you
Speaker 1: know Iger has already said he wants to sell ABC
Speaker 1: News apparently nobody wants to buy it because he hasn't
Speaker 1: found a buyer yet.
Speaker 1: Because these numbers don't work, right? We've been through that before.
Speaker 1: That is the media that is dead. This is the
Speaker 1: media that is alive and well and continuing to thrive
Speaker 1: and will grow. I mean you saw the news just yesterday,
Speaker 1: my gosh, the White House is opening up the press
Speaker 1: briefings to all those podcasters, streamers and influencers out there,
Speaker 1: people who had previously been shunned by the likes of
Speaker 1: the mainstream media. Well, Whoopi Goldberg.
Speaker 1: On her last go around here, it really is. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how she's gonna keep this job she's
Speaker 1: suddenly trying to sound a very different tune. This is all,
Speaker 1: you know, as ICE is rounding up criminals, rounding up migrants,
Speaker 1: sending planes and them back to Colombia to Mexico, etc.
Speaker 1: and here's whoopee.
Speaker 1: Is she actually agreeing with President Trump? That's how bad
Speaker 1: it must be for Whoopi Goldberg. Money's on the line
Speaker 1: here and apparently money talks. 87% support deporting criminal undocumented. I,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Anybody in the world who wants to keep the criminals.
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody, OK, should we play that again?
Speaker 1: I'll just quote it for you. I know you don't
Speaker 1: really wanna watch her. She said, I don't know anyone
Speaker 1: in the world that doesn't want to deport.
Speaker 1: The criminals.
Speaker 1: Goodness gracious, Whoopi Goldberg, that certainly sounds a very like
Speaker 1: a different Whoopi Goldberg. I mean, it's like we got
Speaker 1: schizophrenia or something. Who's on TV today over there on
Speaker 1: The View? This Whoopi Goldberg is very different, but this
Speaker 1: is the Whoopi Goldberg that is the pragmatic, uh.
Speaker 1: Business woman I guess who who recognizes that she needs
Speaker 1: a paycheck every Friday because they're threatening to get rid
Speaker 1: of ABC. In fact, Brendan Carr has reinstated all of
Speaker 1: these lawsuits, all of these complaints I should say.
Speaker 1: And don't forget Donald Trump has some lawsuits. He's got
Speaker 1: lots of lawsuits. He just settled one with ABC News
Speaker 1: to the tune of some $16 million and what just
Speaker 1: crossed right before I came to air? Forgive the delay,
Speaker 1: this little number. What do you know?
Speaker 1: Here, let's see if we can get that on the
Speaker 1: screen straight. Breaking news. Donald Trump signing an agreement that
Speaker 1: would require Meta, that is Facebook, to pay $25 million
Speaker 1: to settle a lawsuit. The president sued in 2021 after
Speaker 1: his accounts were suspended. This is a big deal, you know,
Speaker 1: I think shareholders are gonna go phew, because you know
Speaker 1: you don't want to be on the wrong side of
Speaker 1: this president necessarily, and how could he not.
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg be on the wrong side of the president
Speaker 1: given what went down. I'm wondering if I should sue
Speaker 1: because there was like a year, an entire year where
Speaker 1: I was not allowed access to my audience because I
Speaker 1: dared to share a story on one Joe Biden. Seriously,
Speaker 1: how crazy is that? Think about that, guys. I mean
Speaker 1: they were just brutal, brutal, brutal, brutal. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: happy to be over here. I'm happy that all.
Speaker 1: of your subscribe. Make sure you subscribe. Do me that favor.
Speaker 1: It's actually really important, so you know, when I'm here,
Speaker 1: hit the bell, all that good stuff. But basically, Meta
Speaker 1: has agreed to pay roughly $25 million to settle this
Speaker 1: 21 lawsuit from President Trump that he brought against the
Speaker 1: CEO and against the social media platform after they suspended
Speaker 1: his account. Now, of that, 22
Speaker 1: million dollars will go to fund Trump's presidential library with
Speaker 1: the rest going to legal fees and other plaintiffs who
Speaker 1: signed on to the case. META will not admit any wrongdoing. Interestingly,
Speaker 1: in this, hm, Trump signed the settlement agreement Wednesday in
Speaker 1: the Oval Office, and according to the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: MEA has no comment.
Speaker 1: I mean, think of what they did. Think of how
Speaker 1: crazy that was. I mean, thank goodness. Elon came out
Speaker 1: and bought Twitter. We might really be up a creek
Speaker 1: without a paddle. Free speech matters, does it not? I
Speaker 1: will say credit to the folks over here at YouTube again,
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Speaker 1: Look at what we're doing. I mean, maybe, maybe we
Speaker 1: should have more.
Speaker 1: In terms of audience, you know, I always want more,
Speaker 1: but we we're like 550,000, and that's for me probably
Speaker 1: about a year and a half, almost two years ago, saying, OK,
Speaker 1: we're gonna start doing this show every single day live.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was a year and a half ago, and
Speaker 1: so I'm just so blown away by the success we've had,
Speaker 1: but what's amazing to me is that they got.
Speaker 1: Way with doing that they got away with doing that
Speaker 1: for so long and that's what we have to prevent
Speaker 1: in the future we need we need to make sure
Speaker 1: that there is freedom of the press there. So Whoopi Goldberg, OK,
Speaker 1: you can say whatever you want. I don't think you
Speaker 1: have to say what the Trump administration wants you to say,
Speaker 1: but what I would say is you need to be responsible.
Speaker 1: Responsibility in this business actually really does matter. You cannot
Speaker 1: be so careless.
Speaker 1: I mean think of how responsible frankly.
Speaker 1: Some of us streamers have been.
Speaker 1: Over here in Independent Mediaville.
Speaker 1: We've been very responsible often that's what gets us in
Speaker 1: trouble being so responsible because there's a narrative that you're
Speaker 1: supposed to spout.
Speaker 1: A narrative that they want, for example, the narrative of
Speaker 1: the 51X spooks that say no, nope, nope, nope, no,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to talk about the Hunter Biden laptop,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to talk about that virus having come
Speaker 1: from Wuhan, China. Now what do you know the CIA
Speaker 1: just admitted. You get John Radcliffe running the show over there,
Speaker 1: so things are coming out, but if it weren't for
Speaker 1: some of us that were willing to take those risks
Speaker 1: and you know, look, I'm sort of a poster child
Speaker 1: for that because I used to have a nice little.
Speaker 1: I guess you could call it plum gig. I worked
Speaker 1: really hard. I wrote the show entirely myself. I did
Speaker 1: have some very good producers, but over at Fox and look,
Speaker 1: the reality is I think we overreacted in 2020 and
Speaker 1: I went right on the air in real time and
Speaker 1: said it nobody else was willing to do that. I
Speaker 1: was and I'll continue doing that because this is what's
Speaker 1: right and we need more people that are willing to
Speaker 1: take those risks. I get it, you know, maybe I'm
Speaker 1: a little luckier I can.
Speaker 1: It it takes some of these risks, but you need
Speaker 1: to foster and create an environment where people are willing
Speaker 1: to say the truth and seek the truth, and we
Speaker 1: just haven't had that. Instead you've got these idiots on
Speaker 1: the view that are still actually amazingly in business, although
Speaker 1: perhaps not for long.
Speaker 1: I really do think that Whoopi Goldberg is now having
Speaker 1: this sort of moment where she's meeting with producers regularly
Speaker 1: and they're like, Hey hey hey hey, let's let Sunny
Speaker 1: go there let's let Joy go there. Let's let anybody
Speaker 1: but you because for some reason you, lady, are the
Speaker 1: lightning rod.
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Speaker 1: So this is something else. Donald Trump said he meant business.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wasn't kidding when he said he was gonna
Speaker 1: round up all the criminals and send them to Gitmo.
Speaker 1: He really wasn't kidding and today in his speech celebrating
Speaker 1: the Lake and Riley Act, talking about the importance of
Speaker 1: this act, guess what he said.
Speaker 1: It's on Guantanamo Bay is on. Watch this clip. I'm
Speaker 1: also signing an executive order to instruct the Departments of
Speaker 1: Defense and Homeland Security to begin preparing the 30,000 person
Speaker 1: migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay. Most people don't even know
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 1: We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people. Some of them
Speaker 1: are so bad we don't even trust the countries to
Speaker 1: hold them because we don't want them coming back, so
Speaker 1: we're gonna send them out to Guantanamo. This will double
Speaker 1: our capacity immediately, right? and tough. That's a tough, that's
Speaker 1: a tough place to get out of.
Speaker 1: Today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the
Speaker 1: scourge of migrant crime in our communities once and for all.
Speaker 1: And it was just a purely it's just an unforced
Speaker 1: error that we even have to be doing this now
Speaker 1: we need Congress to provide full funding for the complete
Speaker 1: and total restoration of our sovereign borders as well as
Speaker 1: financial support to remove record numbers of illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: So you can anticipate that the mainstream media is absolutely
Speaker 1: going to freak out. This is not what they want
Speaker 1: to hear. It shouldn't be a surprise. This is what
Speaker 1: he's talked about and gosh darn it, we just had
Speaker 1: to listen to Whoopi Goldberg say, well, of course nobody
Speaker 1: wants the criminals to be exact. I think it's like 87%
Speaker 1: of Americans do not want the criminals here. I kind
Speaker 1: of wonder about those who say, yeah, bring them on.
Speaker 1: I mean, you really want them? You want criminals? I'll
Speaker 1: tell you these numbers are really quite startling. I took
Speaker 1: a look here. As of July 21st, 2024, ICE reported
Speaker 1: that there were nearly 650,000 non-citizens with criminal convictions or
Speaker 1: pending charges on the docket. I mean, this is bad.
Speaker 1: And and you've got nearly 15,000 with such serious offenses
Speaker 1: as homicide. We're talking murder, sexual assault around 20,000 individuals, guys,
Speaker 1: like this should not be that contentious an issue and
Speaker 1: yet it is oh you better believe it is. In fact,
Speaker 1: when I went to find these numbers.
Speaker 1: I went to Chat GPT because it was just faster.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you know, I can poke around ICSE's website,
Speaker 1: but I know I read it in an ICE report
Speaker 1: and so I didn't have the report handy. I went
Speaker 1: to find it and so I kept asking, so I
Speaker 1: was asking for a very specific question how many of
Speaker 1: these illegal migrants in the country are deemed to be
Speaker 1: criminals or have criminal records and guess what I got back.
Speaker 1: The vast majority of immigrants in the US, including both
Speaker 1: legal and undocumented migrants, are not, it's highlighted. They wrote
Speaker 1: not criminals in highlighted folded letters. Multiple studies and government
Speaker 1: data have shown that immigrants, regardless of their legal status,
Speaker 1: commit crimes at lower rates than native born Americans. Key
Speaker 1: findings and then they cite some stuff from Cato. They cite, uh,
Speaker 1: the federal prison population, of course, you know.
Speaker 1: They have these convictions and then they go free so
Speaker 1: apparently they never actually make it to the prison itself
Speaker 1: that that may be why those records are kind of slim,
Speaker 1: but what was shocking to me is how it was
Speaker 1: so important to tell me they are not criminals, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, can
Speaker 1: you just answer the question? And then I got the
Speaker 1: report that I was looking for 650,000.
Speaker 1: All right, so if you're like in Riley's family.
Speaker 1: It it doesn't matter if it's 1 or 650,000, you've
Speaker 1: lost your daughter.
Speaker 1: To an illegal criminal.
Speaker 1: We have a crisis in our nation where we are
Speaker 1: struggling with inflation we're struggling with health care, we're struggling
Speaker 1: with overcrowded schools.
Speaker 1: How do we provide the resources to the world? How
Speaker 1: do we welcome in?
Speaker 1: What are the numbers? I mean, there's massive estimates is
Speaker 1: 11 to 20 million, you take a guess of people
Speaker 1: that have been pouring in. How do we accommodate them
Speaker 1: while still making sure that we're accommodating ourselves, especially when
Speaker 1: they're not actually registered into the system and therefore aren't
Speaker 1: paying taxes and therefore aren't part of the mainstream economy
Speaker 1: we have to provide all the benefits.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I really don't think so and so as Donald Trump
Speaker 1: said like look you know this may be tough.
Speaker 1: But this is the reality now. So if you're here
Speaker 1: and you're here illegally, the White House has a message
Speaker 1: for you. ICE has a message for you. You may
Speaker 1: just be going to Gitmo. Here's Caroline Levitt. She got
Speaker 1: just torn up to shreds by the mainstream media for this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you why in just a moment. It's
Speaker 1: so insane that people are freaking out because this didn't
Speaker 1: used to be this way, but here's Caroline Levitt, your
Speaker 1: new press secretary of the United States of America. 500
Speaker 1: arrests ISIS has made so far since President Trump came
Speaker 1: back into office. Can you just tell us the numbers?
Speaker 1: How many have a criminal record versus those who are
Speaker 1: just in the country illegally? All of them.
Speaker 1: They illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are
Speaker 1: criminals as far as this administration goes. I know the
Speaker 1: last administration didn't see it that way, so it's a
Speaker 1: big culture shift in our nation to view someone who
Speaker 1: breaks our immigration laws as a criminal. But that's exactly
Speaker 1: what they are. They all have a criminal record. If
Speaker 1: they broke our nation's laws, yes, they are criminal. Yes.
Speaker 1: It needed to be said.
Speaker 1: All right, so you, you broke the law because you're
Speaker 1: here illegally, which would be certainly a problem, right? And
Speaker 1: by the way, this didn't used to be such an issue.
Speaker 1: I mean just go back a few years to a pre.
Speaker 1: Trump political environment I can think of one Barack Obama
Speaker 1: who was doing a lot. I mean look at this
Speaker 1: he was sending them back. ABC News. Obama has deported
Speaker 1: more people than any other president, gosh, what do you know?
Speaker 1: Or how about this one?
Speaker 1: US deportations of immigrants reached record high in 2013 under
Speaker 1: Barack Obama. OK, so he had no problem deporting people
Speaker 1: and nobody reacted the way they're reacting to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: What do you think that's about? I mean, that's TDS
Speaker 1: once again, but here's Obama saying, you know what, you
Speaker 1: can't be here illegally, plain and simple, enough said. If
Speaker 1: you're a criminal, you'll be deported.
Speaker 1: If you plan to enter the US illegally, your chances
Speaker 1: of getting caught and sent back just went up.
Speaker 1: The actions I'm taking are not only lawful, they're the
Speaker 1: kinds of actions taken by every single Republican president and
Speaker 1: every single Democratic president for the past half century.
Speaker 1: And to those members of Congress who question my authority
Speaker 1: to make our immigration system work better.
Speaker 1: Or question the wisdom of me acting where Congress has failed.
Speaker 1: I have one answer pass a bill.
Speaker 1: All right, so there's nothing there that is preventing Donald
Speaker 1: Trump from sending these prisoners, criminals to a federal prison.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess you could get on a plane
Speaker 1: and go back to Colombia or go back to Mexico,
Speaker 1: but constitutionally he has total jurisdiction here. I mean, I
Speaker 1: know Leticia would like to think otherwise, but let me
Speaker 1: assure you.
Speaker 1: Even Chat GPT agrees with that one. He's got total
Speaker 1: jurisdiction because we have this thing called the Constitution. If
Speaker 1: there's one power that the federal government has, it is
Speaker 1: power over its borders. It's why Texas was running into problems, guys.
Speaker 1: All right, here's Hillary Clinton. She actually used to understand
Speaker 1: that there was a difference between being here legally or
Speaker 1: illegally back in the day, all the way back in 2003.
Speaker 1: We've got to do several things, and I am, you know,
Speaker 1: adamantly against illegal immigrants. I made this exception basically on
Speaker 1: humanitarian grounds because of the individual stories, but certainly we've
Speaker 1: got to do more at our borders. Yes, she said,
Speaker 1: I am adamantly, adamantly she wants you to know against.
Speaker 1: Illegal immigration and yet you have these people over there
Speaker 1: on the view.
Speaker 1: These women that wanna politicize this in a way that
Speaker 1: is just not healthy. I mean, we'll go back to
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, OK? He, he, he told you the lay
Speaker 1: of the land.
Speaker 1: So Sonny, I get that you know you live a
Speaker 1: different lifestyle and you live in your doorman building in
Speaker 1: New York City with your security downstairs and you're not
Speaker 1: up against the same threats as maybe a small family
Speaker 1: living on the border in Texas but let me tell
Speaker 1: you this is not wrong what he's doing not wrong
Speaker 1: at all and there are actually even humanitarian reasons for
Speaker 1: one to be considering turning these people away because you
Speaker 1: don't wanna send false signals thereby putting their children potentially.
Speaker 1: At risk. What do you think a family is trying
Speaker 1: to send their child here and then the child gets
Speaker 1: put into the hands of traffickers? I, I'm not, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: but listen, there is something called the law of unintended consequences.
Speaker 1: We can't do it.
Speaker 1: 87% support deporting criminal undocumented. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 1: know anybody in the world who wants to keep the criminals.
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody that can I say something because
Speaker 1: you know, to keep us talking about criminals and immigrants
Speaker 1: being criminals, and I, I just want people to understand
Speaker 1: what the facts are and the stats are that undocumented
Speaker 1: immigrants are.
Speaker 1: Much less likely to have committed crimes than American citizens.
Speaker 1: American citizens commit more crimes than anyone who is undocumented.
Speaker 1: I also want to make the point that an undocumented
Speaker 1: immigrant is not a criminal because he or she is undocumented.
Speaker 1: That is a civil offense. So to call people illegal
Speaker 1: is in and of itself, I think, xenophobic and racist.
Speaker 1: I do. I mean.
Speaker 1: Like, you see how crazy this is getting.
Speaker 1: I guess Chat GPT got to her too.
Speaker 1: It is racist to call someone.
Speaker 1: An illegal that's here illegally.
Speaker 1: I mean, wow, like you know this is this is
Speaker 1: this is what they do they like tie you in
Speaker 1: knots like suddenly words have different meanings like you're here
Speaker 1: legally or you're not legally here. I mean you're illegal, right,
Speaker 1: which puts you in violation of the law, which means
Speaker 1: they can get rid of you. They can send you
Speaker 1: to Guantanamo Bay. Mud whistle. I know you want me
Speaker 1: to read that out thank you for your generosity with
Speaker 1: your super chat.
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna say that on air. I am
Speaker 1: gonna call attention to your funny message. Yes, I'm not
Speaker 1: a fan of Whoopi Goldberg either.
Speaker 1: I'm laughing at it though. You definitely got my attention.
Speaker 1: Listen guys, this is, this is bonkers, so they're gonna
Speaker 1: continue to try and get this narrative. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: this is terrible. In fact, there's this reporter over on
Speaker 1: PBS guys, a reporter on PBS, which means.
Speaker 1: You're helping to pay her salary. Julia Galeano. I had
Speaker 1: never heard of her before, but she's out there saying,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, well Mexico can't take them back. How
Speaker 1: could Mexico do it? Do you know how difficult this
Speaker 1: would be to welcome all these people back into the country?
Speaker 1: I'm thinking like what do you think we've been doing?
Speaker 1: We've had this difficulty. Why is it on us? It
Speaker 1: shouldn't be. So here she is talking about Claudia Scheinbaum,
Speaker 1: who's the new president, super liberal by the way, of
Speaker 1: Mexico who's most likely gonna find herself entangled with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: She's trying to say she's gonna welcome.
Speaker 1: These migrants back, these criminal migrants back because, well, she
Speaker 1: has to or else 25% tariff on you, lady. Mexico
Speaker 1: cannot cope, not sure any country can, but Mexico can't
Speaker 1: cope with like a sudden influx of millions of people.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 1: As much as she wants to embrace them, to use
Speaker 1: her word, when they come back and make them feel welcome,
Speaker 1: it all sounds very nice when you're listening to it,
Speaker 1: but the reality of that is, it's just completely unsustainable.
Speaker 1: A lot of these people have lived in the US
Speaker 1: for decades. They have lives there. They have families. They're
Speaker 1: good standing citizens, so they're not in a position to
Speaker 1: just be deported and say like, oh, OK, well I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna come back here and take a job making
Speaker 1: a fraction of what I used to make and go
Speaker 1: to my town where I don't have anything left, which
Speaker 1: is maybe has been overrun by violence. I mean,
Speaker 1: It's just it's unrealistic to think that that wouldn't lead
Speaker 1: to a crisis.
Speaker 1: Uh, OK, yeah, really unrealistic to think that it would
Speaker 1: not lead to a crisis, but hey, guess what?
Speaker 1: Guess what? We're the ones stuck with the crisis and
Speaker 1: that's what's so messed up somehow it is our responsibility
Speaker 1: to deal with everyone else. I don't think so, OK?
Speaker 1: I really don't think so and that's that's it's Mexico's
Speaker 1: problem it's not our problem.
Speaker 1: Um, fair point. Ed asking why is it that all
Speaker 1: Star Trek actors are Marxists? We're gonna talk about Captain
Speaker 1: America coming up. Good to have you here, Ed. Good
Speaker 1: to have all you guys here. I mean, I, I
Speaker 1: don't get it. Like why is it our responsibility in
Speaker 1: all seriousness, our responsibility to have to manage.
Speaker 1: The rest of the world's problems, guess what? Mexico, if
Speaker 1: you weren't so socialist, if you actually put in some
Speaker 1: place some policies, if you weren't so corrupt, guess what,
Speaker 1: you might have a good economy too. You got lots
Speaker 1: of natural resources down there you get a ton of
Speaker 1: people you can, you can do something. Why is it
Speaker 1: our responsibility? It shouldn't be.
Speaker 1: And people used to understand that it wasn't our responsibility,
Speaker 1: but all of a sudden we're in this brave new
Speaker 1: world where anything Trump is bad. Therefore, when he says
Speaker 1: obvious stuff like, hey, we shouldn't have criminals in our
Speaker 1: country when ICE reports that there are 650,000 criminals that
Speaker 1: are here illegally and somehow he's the bad guy for
Speaker 1: saying I.
Speaker 1: I don't think that the people signed up for this.
Speaker 1: I don't think that we we don't want it, OK?
Speaker 1: We don't want it. And so guess what? Yep, Gitmo's
Speaker 1: on the table. I also signing an executive order to
Speaker 1: instruct the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security to begin
Speaker 1: preparing the 30,000 person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay. Most
Speaker 1: people don't even know about it.
Speaker 1: We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people. Some of them
Speaker 1: are so bad we don't even trust the countries to
Speaker 1: hold them because we don't want them coming back, so
Speaker 1: we're gonna send them out to Guantanamo. This will double
Speaker 1: our capacity immediately, right? and tough. That's a tough, that's
Speaker 1: a tough place to get out of.
Speaker 1: Today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the
Speaker 1: scourge of migrant crime in our communities once and for all.
Speaker 1: And it was just a purely it's just an unforced
Speaker 1: error that we even have to be doing this now
Speaker 1: we need Congress to provide full funding for the complete
Speaker 1: and total restoration of our sovereign borders as well as
Speaker 1: financial support to remove record numbers of illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: And they are record numbers. I mean this is unbelievable
Speaker 1: what has happened under President Biden.
Speaker 1: Under Kamala Harris, nobody wanted more of this. They voted
Speaker 1: for this, OK, again, every single poll shows you the
Speaker 1: same thing. Americans are actually united on this issue as
Speaker 1: well as the issue of inflation, right? They want to
Speaker 1: clean up the border situation. They want to get the
Speaker 1: criminals out of the country. You have 650,000 criminals, some
Speaker 1: of them we just read the numbers there from ICE,
Speaker 1: like really, really bad, roughly less than 20,000, but somewhere
Speaker 1: between I think it was around 17,000. Let me see,
Speaker 1: I've got the numbers here we go.
Speaker 1: Look at that. No, I was, it was 15, 14,944 individuals.
Speaker 1: That have serious offenses like homicide.
Speaker 1: Another nearly 21,000 individuals with serious offenses, 20,000 I should
Speaker 1: say 61 individuals with sexual assault offenses, so I don't
Speaker 1: think you're gonna have enough beds at Guantanamo. I mean
Speaker 1: like you, you're not even going to have enough beds
Speaker 1: and I, I, I think that at least.
Speaker 1: Let me just say this, at least somebody is doing
Speaker 1: something about this.
Speaker 1: Much needed
Speaker 1: Donald Trump also causing a stir today, a big, big
Speaker 1: mess because gosh, he thinks that.
Speaker 1: If you're not gonna come to work in Washington DC.
Speaker 1: Then you probably shouldn't have a job. He's requiring all
Speaker 1: federal workers to come back into the office all over
Speaker 1: the country, by the way, not just Washington DC I
Speaker 1: pick on Washington DC because it's so obvious there that
Speaker 1: they got a problem. Only 6% of the people are
Speaker 1: actually showing up for work, so he's making a great deal. Hey,
Speaker 1: you can retire. You can retire. You wanna work from home?
Speaker 1: You go do something else and guess what? We'll give
Speaker 1: you 8 months. I think it's a pretty good deal
Speaker 1: for these people that don't like him and don't wanna
Speaker 1: come to work.
Speaker 1: Just for clarification purposes, because it was incorrectly reported yesterday,
Speaker 1: we have informed the federal workforce, which they've looked to
Speaker 1: do for many years, that if they're working for the
Speaker 1: federal government, they must show up to the office on
Speaker 1: time and on schedule. We don't want them.
Speaker 1: We don't want them to work from home because as
Speaker 1: everyone knows, most of the time they're not working, they're
Speaker 1: not very productive, and it's unfair to the millions of
Speaker 1: people in the United States who are in fact working
Speaker 1: hard from job sites and not from their home. As
Speaker 1: federal employees, they must meet a high standard. They're representing
Speaker 1: our government. They're representing our country.
Speaker 1: If they don't agree by February 6 to show up
Speaker 1: back to work in their office, they will be terminated
Speaker 1: and we will therefore be downscaling our government, which is
Speaker 1: something that the last 10 presidents have tried very hard
Speaker 1: to do but failed. Most of the people we're talking
Speaker 1: about have not been going to their federal offices in many,
Speaker 1: many years from even before COVID.
Speaker 1: But they have nevertheless been paid. Some have worked, some
Speaker 1: haven't worked, and most of the studies say that some
Speaker 1: have just gone through the motions. We may ask these
Speaker 1: people to prove that they didn't have another job during their.
Speaker 1: So-called employment with the United States of America because if
Speaker 1: they did, that would be unlawful as you understand. A
Speaker 1: lot of people are getting paychecks, but they're actually working
Speaker 1: other jobs, so they'll have to prove that to us
Speaker 1: that they weren't in any event. We're requiring them to
Speaker 1: show up to work or be terminated. We think a
Speaker 1: very substantial number of people will not show up to
Speaker 1: work and therefore our government will get smaller and more efficient,
Speaker 1: and that's what we've been looking to do for many,
Speaker 1: many decades, frankly.
Speaker 1: Amazing, right? Amazing. Like he's he's like you have a choice.
Speaker 1: You can come to work.
Speaker 1: Or you can do this work from home thing but
Speaker 1: you no longer have a job, right? You're welcome to resign.
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt said this yesterday. I mean like people were
Speaker 1: getting all confused about it. They're all freaking out. It's like, guys,
Speaker 1: it's like you gotta show up for work. I mean.
Speaker 1: How is that so hard to understand? to return to
Speaker 1: work and if they don't, then they have the option
Speaker 1: to resign and this administration is very generously offering to
Speaker 1: pay them for 8 months. 6% of the federal workforce
Speaker 1: in the city actually shows up to work. That's unacceptable. We're. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's totally, totally unacceptable.
Speaker 1: And so we're doing something about it, but she's taking
Speaker 1: all kinds of flack, and Trump is taking all kinds
Speaker 1: of flack. That's why he had to clarify things today.
Speaker 1: She went on Fox yesterday to try and clarify. First
Speaker 1: of all, he questioned President Trump's legal authority to do this,
Speaker 1: and the president has the legal authority to tell federal
Speaker 1: workers that within the confines of the law and their
Speaker 1: contracts they have to show up to work. Only 6%
Speaker 1: of the federal workforce in Washington DC actually shows up
Speaker 1: to the office. That's egregious. American.
Speaker 1: Wow, so think about that. If you can get 10
Speaker 1: to 20% of federal workers taking this buyout, you've just
Speaker 1: saved yourself a whole ton of money. Now I know
Speaker 1: like it's just a little bit, but a little here,
Speaker 1: a little there, you know, this stuff starts to add up.
Speaker 1: We might actually, we might actually be on the right
Speaker 1: track at some point, of course this is.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. Not everybody is willing to leave their jobs. Not
Speaker 1: everybody is willing to take this gracious offer of retirement.
Speaker 1: In fact, there's this one lady who runs the Department
Speaker 1: of Agriculture. Check this out. This was amazing to me,
Speaker 1: and this came up and Nick.
Speaker 1: Sotor had it on Twitter and I said to one
Speaker 1: of our producers, I'm like, hey, can, can you check
Speaker 1: that out because I, I just wanna make sure that
Speaker 1: this is true because it sounds kind of crazy, right?
Speaker 1: And this he was one of the first people reporting it.
Speaker 1: You have this woman who runs.
Speaker 1: The Department of Agriculture, who's literally refusing to leave her job,
Speaker 1: she was fired by the president and she had to
Speaker 1: be physically removed, physically removed imagine thank God that one
Speaker 1: on tape by her office, um, from her office by
Speaker 1: security after apparently refusing to comply with the reality that,
Speaker 1: you know, she no longer has a job and so
Speaker 1: she got fired and she wouldn't leave and I'm like
Speaker 1: this can't actually be true come on.
Speaker 1: And sure enough, let's see if we can fix this. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is, it is true, and you see it right
Speaker 1: here being reported there in Reuters.
Speaker 1: USDA inspector General escorted out of her office hm.
Speaker 1: After defying the White House security agents, she was escorted
Speaker 1: by by security I guess they, they, they had to
Speaker 1: actually physically remove her because oh she loves her job
Speaker 1: that much she's not going anywhere. I mean this one
Speaker 1: was really really wild, but he's coming under a lot
Speaker 1: of criticism for some people that he's getting rid of
Speaker 1: and some people that um.
Speaker 1: Do not want to lose their job no matter what, right?
Speaker 1: Don't forget you got Leticia there who's insisting that you
Speaker 1: know she's gotta protect all the people that may be
Speaker 1: going to Gitmo. You have his Justice Department announcing not
Speaker 1: only did fire the agriculture department's firing employees that worked
Speaker 1: with Jack Smith and one would think he kinda has
Speaker 1: some ability to do this. I've talked a little bit
Speaker 1: about this, but I'm just gonna tell you that, you know,
Speaker 1: when you're the CEO of a company.
Speaker 1: You kind of need everybody on the same page and
Speaker 1: if you've got team members who just are absolutely against
Speaker 1: your vision for the company you really can't have them
Speaker 1: working there and it's kinda up to you as the
Speaker 1: leader and manager of that organization this is something Obama
Speaker 1: actually was quite good at.
Speaker 1: If if they're not gonna be with you, then you
Speaker 1: actually have to manage them out or fire them and
Speaker 1: that's what he's doing he's taking this real life business
Speaker 1: approach to Washington DC and they're like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: because we've never seen anything like this before. Imagine that
Speaker 1: we have to show up for work. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: I'm a federal employee. I can't be fired. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: turns out you can.
Speaker 1: Uh, so this is, this is fascinating and I do
Speaker 1: think it's generous. The 8 months is very, very, very generous.
Speaker 1: The view is not long for this world. I don't believe.
Speaker 1: I think that ABC is desperate to get rid of
Speaker 1: this show if they could. I think Disney is desperate
Speaker 1: to get rid of ABC. I don't think that the
Speaker 1: new buyer who comes in is ever going to pay
Speaker 1: the salaries that you're talking about with Whoopi Goldberg and
Speaker 1: Joy Behar and all of these women. I think that
Speaker 1: it is very important perhaps to Whoopi to keep her
Speaker 1: salary or perhaps she's in contract negotiations.
Speaker 1: Right now maybe that's why she's being so quiet and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden mysteriously agreeing with Trump on things
Speaker 1: like oh well we don't want criminals here in this country,
Speaker 1: but not everybody is in that same position. In fact,
Speaker 1: this particular moment really caught my eye because these women
Speaker 1: are taking aim at Caroline Levitt, who happens to be
Speaker 1: the youngest press secretary ever. She's a smart, well spoken.
Speaker 1: passionate believer in mega and you know, she's, she's also
Speaker 1: fairly attractive as Suggestion to federal workers that they have
Speaker 1: to return to work and if they don't, then they
Speaker 1: have the option to resign and this but apparently the
Speaker 1: fact that she is attractive.
Speaker 1: Is something that caught Joy Behar's eyes in a way
Speaker 1: that is pretty kind of gross right like this is
Speaker 1: not becoming what I'm gonna show you from the view
Speaker 1: this show that is in theory about women is only
Speaker 1: about liberal women and I'd actually argue they're not really
Speaker 1: pro women because they're they're pro athletes that were born
Speaker 1: as men but compete as women.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me you're pro women if if you're gonna
Speaker 1: sit there and give me that one, all right, so
Speaker 1: she's now taking aim at Caroline because Caroline happens to
Speaker 1: be an attractive woman.
Speaker 1: What? I think she's probably been put in there because
Speaker 1: according to Donald Trump, she's a 10, you know that's
Speaker 1: what it is. I want to be clear though, it's
Speaker 1: not her first job. It was her first press briefing.
Speaker 1: She worked in the previous administration. Whatever, right? They, they,
Speaker 1: they don't respect her because she's an attractive woman.
Speaker 1: I mean that was a really kind of low blow
Speaker 1: kind of comment and really I mean I if that
Speaker 1: doesn't get you fired hon I, I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say it is really rather gross how they have
Speaker 1: carried on there um but you know they pretend they're
Speaker 1: all about women.
Speaker 1: Caroline said something about how the wokeness is done. It's
Speaker 1: over everybody's like, like I can't tell you how many
Speaker 1: people I talked to that were like, gee, you know,
Speaker 1: I thought I was middle of the road. I actually,
Speaker 1: I used to vote for Democrats, but like it got
Speaker 1: so crazy with this woke insanity that I definitely voted
Speaker 1: for Trump because I, I couldn't take it anymore right
Speaker 1: between inflation, the border somehow it's our fault that we're
Speaker 1: sending people back to Mexico or Colombia and, and, and
Speaker 1: the woke police, so listen to Whoopi.
Speaker 1: Who must have forgotten that she's in contract negotiations.
Speaker 1: I'm joking. I don't know if she is, but she
Speaker 1: forgot that she's gotten a warning by the producers in
Speaker 1: the back room, the slap on the wrist, knock it off, ho.
Speaker 1: She forgot about that for a split second and she
Speaker 1: just launched this attack. Don't tell me these people are pro-women. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I would like this young lady who's, this is her
Speaker 1: first job, I would like her to do a little
Speaker 1: homework because she said something yesterday that really pissed me off.
Speaker 1: And that was, she said there will be no wokeness here.
Speaker 1: Let me explain something to you.
Speaker 1: Because without that wokeness, you might not have that job
Speaker 1: because
Speaker 1: Because women were not invited to that table. Women were
Speaker 1: not invited to many tables in this nation. The reason
Speaker 1: we fought.
Speaker 1: And busted our behinds to make sure that you didn't
Speaker 1: have to worry about this. And now to hear you
Speaker 1: talk about it and to hear anybody talk about the wokeness,
Speaker 1: the wokeness was put in place for a reason because
Speaker 1: black people couldn't get into colleges because women could not
Speaker 1: get into the colleges they wanted to go to. This
Speaker 1: is all women. See, this is not.
Speaker 1: Black, Asian, this is all women. Women were not invited
Speaker 1: to this party. It was a man's world and we
Speaker 1: busted our asses to make sure that this was a
Speaker 1: person's world. So please, please stop using that phrase and
Speaker 1: talk about because you don't understand what you're saying. You're
Speaker 1: saying about yourself that, you know, hey.
Speaker 1: That's a terrible thing to be. It's not a terrible
Speaker 1: thing to be. That's why we fought. That's what we
Speaker 1: were fighting for so that you could stand in that
Speaker 1: podium so that Katherine Jean-Pierre could stand at that podium.
Speaker 1: So women of all kinds of colors and ilks wherever
Speaker 1: they came from, whatever their belief system was, they had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to bust down that door.
Speaker 1: By the way, I think she's probably been put in
Speaker 1: there because according to Donald Trump, she's a 10. You
Speaker 1: know that I want to be clear though, it's not
Speaker 1: her first job. So look guys, you see that that
Speaker 1: speech was designed to try and, you know, give them
Speaker 1: a reason for being. We're here, we're all these women
Speaker 1: on the view and because of us, like we fought
Speaker 1: for this, that and the other so that you can
Speaker 1: have that job. OK, great. Well, guess what? That fight's over.
Speaker 1: Like it's been one.
Speaker 1: Young women today, young girls aren't like obsessed with, oh
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is gonna be the first female president. That's
Speaker 1: like my mom's generation, OK.
Speaker 1: It's not important to me. I mean, it's great. She's
Speaker 1: a woman, so what?
Speaker 1: So what?
Speaker 1: Can she do the job? Will she keep me safe?
Speaker 1: Does she have a clue on our economic policy on
Speaker 1: foreign policy and those things are no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: So therefore I don't want her as my president has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with the fact that she's a woman,
Speaker 1: you see, in a real meritocracy you don't care if
Speaker 1: someone's male or female. You just care about who can
Speaker 1: get the job done.
Speaker 1: So Caroline Levitt, stop, Joy, with your nonsense, you're just
Speaker 1: jealous because she's
Speaker 1: Heck of a lot better looking than you ever dreamed
Speaker 1: of being. Sorry. You see the cattiness comes out of
Speaker 1: me too.
Speaker 1: For for someone like Joy Behar, she's looking at Caroline
Speaker 1: with so much resentment instead of respecting the fact that
Speaker 1: you know what, we live in a day and age
Speaker 1: when your daughter can grow up to be whatever it
Speaker 1: is that she wants to be.
Speaker 1: I mean, your son, let's hope he's not competing against
Speaker 1: your daughter in the track team. That's a whole other thing,
Speaker 1: but you see what I'm saying? In a real meritocracy,
Speaker 1: you're not basing things on diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 1: No, you're you're basing it on merit.
Speaker 1: I tell this story, but one of the, the best
Speaker 1: things about classical music, and you know I have a
Speaker 1: classical music background, is that to this day they still
Speaker 1: audition their musicians for say the New York Symphony or
Speaker 1: the LA Symphony behind a screen, behind a curtain. The
Speaker 1: violinist plays that violin behind the curtain. Why? Because they
Speaker 1: want to audition someone and make sure that they are
Speaker 1: the best at playing the music.
Speaker 1: And they don't want to be distracted by the color
Speaker 1: of someone's skin, whether someone's male or female, by their age, etc.
Speaker 1: That's fair.
Speaker 1: Of course, there's this whole movement in New York and
Speaker 1: in LA to say we could fix that because we
Speaker 1: need to get rid of the curtains. You need to
Speaker 1: know if somebody's black because you need to make sure
Speaker 1: you put them in as first chair in the New
Speaker 1: York Philharmonic because we don't have enough black people playing
Speaker 1: in the orchestra.
Speaker 1: Don't you think you might want to address that at
Speaker 1: an earlier age, like, you know, when the kids are
Speaker 1: like 5 and 6 and maybe they're looking at playing
Speaker 1: the violin, that's when you actually need to be fixing things,
Speaker 1: not after the fact you can't change things after and
Speaker 1: expect to have good outcomes. You can't put the worst
Speaker 1: violinist as the first chair at the New York Phil
Speaker 1: and think that the place is gonna sound good. Everybody's
Speaker 1: gonna be in tune.
Speaker 1: In time.
Speaker 1: And know how to play their instrument.
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, Leticia James is gonna find herself in
Speaker 1: a little bit of a pickle, and the reason for
Speaker 1: that is she just doesn't seem to understand that there
Speaker 1: is this thing called federal law. She came out with
Speaker 1: a tweet this week that says basically New York has
Speaker 1: laws that protect immigrants and limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcements.
Speaker 1: Those laws should be followed by law enforcement and official.
Speaker 1: In our state, I'll always uphold our laws and protect
Speaker 1: immigrant New Yorkers, but that's gonna be kind of hard,
Speaker 1: especially when Donald Trump is saying he's sending them to Gitmo.
Speaker 1: I'm also signing an executive order to instruct the Departments
Speaker 1: of Defense and Homeland Security to begin preparing the 30,000
Speaker 1: person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay. Most people don't even
Speaker 1: know about it.
Speaker 1: We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people. Some of them
Speaker 1: are so bad we don't even trust the countries to
Speaker 1: hold them because we don't want them coming back, so
Speaker 1: we're gonna send them out to Guantanamo. This will double
Speaker 1: our capacity immediately, right? And tough. That's a tough, that's
Speaker 1: a tough place to get out of.
Speaker 1: Today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the
Speaker 1: scourge of migrant crime in our communities once and for all.
Speaker 1: And it was just a purely it's just an unforced
Speaker 1: error that we even have to be doing this now
Speaker 1: we need Congress to provide full funding for the complete
Speaker 1: and total restoration of our sovereign borders as well as
Speaker 1: financial support to remove 87% support deporting criminal undocumented. I,
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody in the world who wants to
Speaker 1: keep the criminals. I don't know anybody. OK, well, I
Speaker 1: get somebody.
Speaker 1: I get somebody and her name would be one Leticia James.
Speaker 1: She wants to keep the criminals. She wants to keep everyone.
Speaker 1: She wants to make sure and don't forget, you know,
Speaker 1: the administration's stance on this is if you're here illegal illegally,
Speaker 1: then you are by nature of being here illegally a criminal. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Letitia James wants to keep them all, so she's already
Speaker 1: priming herself. She already filed suit on one thing. She's
Speaker 1: she's proud because what she filed 100 lawsuits last.
Speaker 1: Go around, so she's getting ready. She's got many more coming,
Speaker 1: she says, because she will fight him on this tooth
Speaker 1: and nail. She's got steel in her. Under my leadership,
Speaker 1: my office sued Donald Trump over 100 times, and the
Speaker 1: basis of all of that was Project 2025. So he
Speaker 1: cannot distance himself from something that he has attempted to implement.
Speaker 1: When he was president of the United States and we
Speaker 1: were successful 70% of the time we were the firewall
Speaker 1: Democratic attorney general. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, OK, so she's
Speaker 1: teaming up with California. California is like we're not going
Speaker 1: to let him do this. No, no, no, we have jurisdiction,
Speaker 1: but here's this problem, you see, you got something called
Speaker 1: the Constitution.
Speaker 1: And the Constitution, if it does anything for the federal government,
Speaker 1: it's certainly, thank you, Simon Ho for your generosity. It
Speaker 1: certainly absolutely affords the federal government the ability to go after.
Speaker 1: Criminals here illegally like they control their borders. I mean
Speaker 1: how many times did we have to hear from Texas
Speaker 1: think about what Governor Abbott was dealing with. Remember back
Speaker 1: in Texas he wanted to try and clean things up there.
Speaker 1: He wanted to try and force enforce his border and
Speaker 1: guess what, he couldn't.
Speaker 1: And the reason he couldn't was because federal government is
Speaker 1: in charge of that. So Leticia, you can pretend that
Speaker 1: you're gonna have a whole bunch of whatever power on
Speaker 1: this front. I'm telling you it's not happening. Simon, I'll
Speaker 1: get your comment in just a moment, but here.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to Leticia because she said this week
Speaker 1: how she was suing. Not only does this administration's new
Speaker 1: policy put people at risk, but it is plainly unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: The president does not get to decide which laws to
Speaker 1: enforce and for whom. When Congress dedicates funding for a program,
Speaker 1: the president cannot pull that funding on a whim. Later today,
Speaker 1: I am leading and joining with my colleagues, my fellow
Speaker 1: Democratic attorney generals in suing this administration to stop this
Speaker 1: illegal freeze of essential funds for our state. We will
Speaker 1: not stand for any illegal policy that puts essential services
Speaker 1: for millions of Americans at risk, and we work tirelessly
Speaker 1: overnight to ensure that that does not happen.
Speaker 1: Our lawsuit will seek an order, a court order to
Speaker 1: immediately stop the enforcement of the OMB policy and to
Speaker 1: preserve essential funding for Americans.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, right? Luciana Cluz, thank you so much. Again, appreciate
Speaker 1: the generosity. Simon, I wanted to get to you. I
Speaker 1: think we have one more. Gosh, you guys are just, I,
Speaker 1: I know you're fired up about this and I'm fired
Speaker 1: up about this too because it's like, OK, America voted.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna go back to the statistic whether you're
Speaker 1: looking at the New York Times or Fox News, there's
Speaker 1: some consensus there 87% of Americans agree that you cannot
Speaker 1: have people here in this country that are criminals illegally
Speaker 1: and yet you've got these, these state lawmakers, AG's out
Speaker 1: there trying to defend the criminals. I mean, haven't you.
Speaker 1: lost your way when you're out there working so hard
Speaker 1: to defend the criminals instead of working so hard to
Speaker 1: make sure that the people that live in your jurisdiction,
Speaker 1: thank you very much, are safe. They need to be
Speaker 1: safe and that is where your efforts should be. So yes,
Speaker 1: America elected somebody that they believe actually can succeed in making.
Speaker 1: In making us safe, make America safe again, make America
Speaker 1: great again, make America prosperous again, make America healthy again.
Speaker 1: I mean all of these things that we need to embrace.
Speaker 1: I mean it's it it's, it's very, very, very true.
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Speaker 1: more of this at the end um it is it
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Speaker 1: keep it going as much as she can, no matter what.
Speaker 1: I think she actually said that. Am I stealing her words?
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Speaker 1: were saying. Captain America is um not really into the
Speaker 1: America stuff and he got called out for it. You
Speaker 1: see he was at this press conference in Rome, Italy
Speaker 1: on the international stage, kind of trash talk in America,
Speaker 1: and people were like, wait, what was that? I mean
Speaker 1: that might have been a phone call from the boss
Speaker 1: at Disney. Don't forget Marvel, Avengers, it's owned by Disney.
Speaker 1: Disney's got some problems between Whoopi Goldberg and this Captain
Speaker 1: America guy. Anyway, Captain America, here he is, Anthony Mackie,
Speaker 1: he took over for the old guy, Chris Evans.
Speaker 1: And he's the new Captain America. He's come out with
Speaker 1: a response trying to say, oh, that's not really, really,
Speaker 1: really what I meant after there was this huge commotion
Speaker 1: because conservatives are like, yeah, we're not gonna go see
Speaker 1: the Avengers. You think we want to go see a
Speaker 1: guy that really doesn't seem to like.
Speaker 1: America that doesn't think that Captain America represents America here
Speaker 1: he is. There's a translation in Italian below because somebody
Speaker 1: picked it up in the audience there in Italy and
Speaker 1: it went viral. This is all over the world.
Speaker 2: For me, Captain America represents a lot of different things,
Speaker 2: and I don't think the term, you know, America should
Speaker 2: be one of those representations like, uh, it's about uh
Speaker 2: a man who keeps his word, who has honored, dignity
Speaker 2: and integrity, uh, someone who is trustworthy and dependable. Um,
Speaker 2: you know, it's uh it's, it's kind of.
Speaker 2: This is kind of like a uh an aspect of
Speaker 2: a dream coming true, you know, when I was a kid.
Speaker 2: You know, all of us as actors, I believe, want
Speaker 2: to get back to that day before someone told you no.
Speaker 2: When you look out your door and you see a
Speaker 2: 5 year old kid with a stick and he's slaying
Speaker 2: dragons to save the princess in the tower, that kid
Speaker 2: really believes there are dragons out there. That stick is
Speaker 2: really a sword and he's really trying to save that princess.
Speaker 2: And then one day somebody told him no. There are
Speaker 2: no dragons, that's not a sword, and that princess is
Speaker 2: not there. And all of his little dreams were dashed.
Speaker 2: So, you know, as an actor, I feel like our
Speaker 2: job is to get back to the day where we
Speaker 2: see that dragon and we slay that dragon to save
Speaker 2: that princess. And uh that's kind of what this movie
Speaker 2: was for me.
Speaker 1: Mm, all right, well, you know, when you see Captain
Speaker 1: America isn't really representative of America given that he was
Speaker 1: like fighting the bad guys, given that the storyline originates
Speaker 1: in the 1940s during World War II.
Speaker 1: Where I, I said this yesterday, but I'll remind you,
Speaker 1: if it weren't for America, we'd all be speaking German, right,
Speaker 1: so let's be really, really clear.
Speaker 1: America, we always have been and we will continue to
Speaker 1: be because look, we do the right thing we elected
Speaker 1: the right person we're the good guys. So Anthony, you know,
Speaker 1: you may not think America's so hot, but I got
Speaker 1: it I got news for you.
Speaker 1: Learn your history, would you? All right, I say that
Speaker 1: as somebody who was a history major, American history major.
Speaker 1: I specialized in colonial because you know I grew up
Speaker 1: and live free or die in New Hampshire, one of
Speaker 1: the original 13 colonies. We really take this stuff seriously,
Speaker 1: both sides. I mean like it doesn't matter. We're like Democrat, Republican,
Speaker 1: like there's a commonality there. It's changed a little bit
Speaker 1: because you get some of the mass holes as we
Speaker 1: like to call them moving up, but there's a commonality
Speaker 1: in that typically.
Speaker 1: They want a small government and they don't want to
Speaker 1: be taxed here he writes let me be clear about
Speaker 1: this you see, he has to respond because people were
Speaker 1: very upset. I'm a proud American and taking on the shield,
Speaker 1: taking on the shield of a hero like Cap. Oh,
Speaker 1: so now we're not even calling it Captain America anymore.
Speaker 1: Forgive me, maybe that's the slang that the kids know
Speaker 1: and use, but I, I looked at this and I'm like, OK,
Speaker 1: we're not even calling him Captain America anymore. He's just cap.
Speaker 1: He's the honor of a lifetime. I have the utmost
Speaker 1: respect for those who serve and have served our country.
Speaker 1: Cap has universal characteristics that people all over the world
Speaker 1: can relate to. Aha, OK, Anthony, so all over the world,
Speaker 1: universal characteristics. You don't believe that this has anything to do.
Speaker 1: With being American or having American values. No, probably not,
Speaker 1: because none of those Disney actors seem to understand that
Speaker 1: they grew up and benefited from an American economy that
Speaker 1: by the way, made them the household names that they
Speaker 1: are today. Scarlett Johansson, looking at you, part of the
Speaker 1: Avengers cast. OK, they have the success they have because
Speaker 1: we have a booming entertainment industry.
Speaker 1: And we have an economy that can support this and
Speaker 1: likes their stars, but wow, I mean, these are the
Speaker 1: same cast of characters, The Avengers, Disney literally assembled the Avengers.
Speaker 1: Remember for Kamala on October 31st of 2024. Avengers on
Speaker 1: the call. I think you mean assembling.
Speaker 1: I, that's pretty good. No, they thought it was funny. Scarlett,
Speaker 1: it is our pleasure to come together and to get
Speaker 1: the vote out this election. Yeah, how can we be
Speaker 1: of service? How about we start with what our voting
Speaker 1: plans are going to be, who we're going to bring
Speaker 1: to the polls with us, that sort of thing. I
Speaker 1: think Kamala Harris needs a catchphrase. Oh yes, definitely a catchphrase.
Speaker 1: I'm just being, you know who they are. You know
Speaker 1: what they're about.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, it, it's, it's pretty clear.
Speaker 1: They, they, they're they're masquerading actors that they are. So
Speaker 1: we love America as Captain America, but they, they really
Speaker 1: have no use for any of it.
Speaker 1: And that's pretty darn gross. I mean, I really gotta
Speaker 1: say Ronald Zimmerman, thank you for your generosity. I love
Speaker 1: that you love the show. I'm seeing so many comments
Speaker 1: from so many of you. It's really, really, really great
Speaker 1: to see AB, AB in the house and, uh, also, uh,
Speaker 1: coming through with the super chat, the truth is the truth. No, no, uh,
Speaker 1: no smallet stuff around here. No, the truth is the truth,
Speaker 1: and you know what, we, we need to respect and
Speaker 1: honor the truth and I.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say this too, like sometimes the truth
Speaker 1: is not even so easy to find initially, right? Like
Speaker 1: think about Wuhan, China and the bits of information that
Speaker 1: we were getting out here, there and everywhere and yet
Speaker 1: they didn't want us to talk about it. They never
Speaker 1: wanted us to talk about it and that in and
Speaker 1: of itself struck me as extraordinarily, extraordinarily bad. I see
Speaker 1: we have another super chat, so I just wanna get
Speaker 1: to this um before we go to because we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about the fact we get to talk about.
Speaker 1: Oh dog dog mama for life. I have avoided Dog
Speaker 1: mama for life rights. I have avoided the Avengers franchise
Speaker 1: ever since the actors assembled for Kamala. My childhood Disney
Speaker 1: feels ruined. I know, I get it. I'm with you,
Speaker 1: you know, we used to take a family pilgrimage. I
Speaker 1: would call it to Disney every single year. Like that
Speaker 1: was what we did. My dad had a conference in Miami,
Speaker 1: so we, we drive down.
Speaker 1: My sister, myself, my grandmother, all three of us in
Speaker 1: the backseat, and this is like before phones, OK, so
Speaker 1: I tell my kids like you guys got it good, right?
Speaker 1: I was sitting there doing crossword puzzles, but it was
Speaker 1: good family time and these are good memories and I
Speaker 1: joke about the Disney pilgrimage. We went every single year
Speaker 1: is a big deal vacation and you know my parents
Speaker 1: would save all year we'd go to Disney.
Speaker 1: And it was, it was wonderful and it was great
Speaker 1: always up until like kind of just a short time
Speaker 1: ago AB living in America um it it was wonderful and,
Speaker 1: and I, uh, I cherish those memories and Disney was
Speaker 1: a big part of my childhood and yet what Disney
Speaker 1: has become and do not.
Speaker 1: Not forget the role of ABC News in this entire election.
Speaker 1: Don't forget for two seconds everything that was going on
Speaker 1: and the connection between Kamala and the ABC person. Don't
Speaker 1: forget that's how she met her husband Dougie. That is seriously, um, look,
Speaker 1: I love child abuse, uh, stop child abuse rights. I
Speaker 1: love President Trump. Oh goodness, we'll have to add that
Speaker 1: one out.
Speaker 1: But um I'm trying to read in real time it's
Speaker 1: not exactly thank you so much for for all the
Speaker 1: support yes we have to stop all of that. Look,
Speaker 1: the bad stuff has to stop. We need to be
Speaker 1: on par with the right the right message and the
Speaker 1: right people guys it's really, really important right now. um,
Speaker 1: some good stuff to talk about, you know, if you
Speaker 1: look at what happened at the Federal Reserve today, it
Speaker 1: looks as though.
Speaker 1: There's a consensus there that things are improving, so I,
Speaker 1: I wanna, I wanna mention that but before I do
Speaker 1: quickly here we've got uh the Kennedy family really seemingly
Speaker 1: at odds the Kennedy family at odds over the legacy
Speaker 1: and future of the Kennedy family overall. Take a look
Speaker 1: at our. My approach to uh administration HHS will be
Speaker 1: radical transparency.
Speaker 1: If members of this committee or other members of Congress
Speaker 1: want information, the doors are open. I've spent many years
Speaker 1: litigating against NIH and its sub agencies, uh, I mean,
Speaker 1: HHS and its sub agencies, NIH CDC FDA on FOIA
Speaker 1: issues trying to get information that
Speaker 1: We, the taxpayers paid for and oftentimes getting back redacted
Speaker 1: copies after 1 or 2 years of litigation. That should
Speaker 1: not be the case. And if Congress asks me for information,
Speaker 1: you will get it immediately. OK, so here is part
Speaker 1: of the problem, right? He's actually promising transparency, transparency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we need some transparency.
Speaker 1: I mean, given what we went through with Fauci.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump just ended his security.
Speaker 1: That might be my most popular short ever. We just
Speaker 1: played a clip of Donald Trump announcing that he wasn't
Speaker 1: gonna pay the $15 million for the Fauci security anymore. Look,
Speaker 1: I
Speaker 1: I think that there's a lot of effort going into
Speaker 1: derailing RFK right now in part because he wants this transparency,
Speaker 1: in part because he's willing to stand up to big pharma.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's even got Caroline Kennedy family member coming out.
Speaker 1: Look at her saying this. I mean this is, this is,
Speaker 1: this is kind of lousy. I mean when your your
Speaker 1: own family's out there.
Speaker 1: Attacking you and she's kind of a private person and
Speaker 1: doesn't like to do anything on camera. She wrote a
Speaker 1: letter to Congress and then she went on and did this.
Speaker 1: It was like a 6 minute long joby. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna play you like 30 seconds of it so you
Speaker 1: get a feel. This is Caroline Kennedy talking about her brother.
Speaker 1: I've known Bobby my whole life. We grew up together.
Speaker 1: It's no surprise that he keeps birds of prey as
Speaker 1: pets because Bobby himself is a predator.
Speaker 1: He's always been charismatic, able to attract others through the
Speaker 1: strength of his personality, his willingness to take risks and
Speaker 1: break the rules.
Speaker 1: I watched his younger brothers and cousins follow him down
Speaker 1: the path of drug addiction.
Speaker 1: His basement, his garage. And then she goes on and
Speaker 1: it gets kind of really bad at some point when
Speaker 1: she starts talking about how he would feed his hawks,
Speaker 1: but I think um one thing to keep in mind
Speaker 1: here is just that the Kennedy family itself is sort
Speaker 1: of at odds with its future. They get RFK Junior
Speaker 1: who's getting a lot of attention and has been really
Speaker 1: because he was quite willing to.
Speaker 1: Criticize Fauci and criticize the government in ways that the
Speaker 1: establishment just wouldn't, right? And so consequently he's persona non
Speaker 1: grata and I actually I'm gonna hand it to the
Speaker 1: New York Times. They did a pretty good job on this.
Speaker 1: They don't always right, but credit where credit's due, and
Speaker 1: I think they kind of hit the nail on the
Speaker 1: head here. This is a family who's actually battling right
Speaker 1: now who gets to claim the mantle of the Kennedys
Speaker 1: who for so long were that quote first family of
Speaker 1: Democrat politics with their talk about.
Speaker 1: Government service and helping the poor and downtrodden, they were
Speaker 1: long personified by three Kennedy brothers JFK, the former president RFK,
Speaker 1: the former attorney general, and New York senator and Edward Kennedy,
Speaker 1: the former senator from Massachusetts. But in recent years, Mr.
Speaker 1: Kennedy has become the most recognizable living Kennedy largely because
Speaker 1: of the criticism of the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic,
Speaker 1: his presidential campaign, and now his now his alliance with
Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And so he said today at the hearings he's like
Speaker 1: look if you're aligned to Donald Trump, like that's it
Speaker 1: like it's over and so now the candy family is
Speaker 1: freaking out because oh my gosh yeah it's like they
Speaker 1: don't actually wanna listen to anything that he's saying I
Speaker 1: was just overseas.
Speaker 1: Over the, the, the new year and I, I was
Speaker 1: amazed because first of all, like no matter where you
Speaker 1: go for food, it all tastes good. You can be
Speaker 1: at a little tiny local place, right? The corner store,
Speaker 1: you have a sandwich and it's like this is the
Speaker 1: best sandwich I've ever had.
Speaker 1: Then you realize they don't put all the additives into
Speaker 1: their bread. They don't put the sprays onto their wheat.
Speaker 1: They don't add all those chemicals. I mean, we just
Speaker 1: came out the other day and said, OK, you know,
Speaker 1: red dye is bad like let's get rid of red dye.
Speaker 1: Like you can't find anything with.
Speaker 1: I died. My son went to buy some Tic Tacs,
Speaker 1: and he likes the little orange kind and you know,
Speaker 1: in the US you get the orange Tic Tacs. And
Speaker 1: so he bought the thing. He got all confused because
Speaker 1: he opened it up. They looked orange because they had
Speaker 1: this orange translucent plastic that they were in and when
Speaker 1: you opened them up, they were all white. And I
Speaker 1: was like, because they don't use the red dye. What
Speaker 1: do you know? OK, so can we not have these conversations? Like,
Speaker 1: is that so offensive to the Kandy family that they,
Speaker 1: her brother is willing to take on.
Speaker 1: Lots of big companies. I mean, they're giving him a
Speaker 1: harder time, dare I say.
Speaker 1: Then they gave Pete even. I mean, I will still
Speaker 1: say this it looked like the polymarket odds were in
Speaker 1: his favor. I love Pollymarket. Do you remember on election
Speaker 1: night I was here with Rob We were live for
Speaker 1: 9 hours. I've never in my entire life been live
Speaker 1: for 9 hours on TV, but we sure were. And
Speaker 1: by the way, we were able we didn't call the election,
Speaker 1: but I'll tell you we had all the information that
Speaker 1: really was uh of.
Speaker 1: Significance. So here is RFK's chances, and it's because we
Speaker 1: were watching markets here of winning this whole thing or
Speaker 1: getting this whole thing, and it looks like he's got
Speaker 1: a 74% chance according to Pollymarket today, his chances have
Speaker 1: gone up a little bit. You can see they're as
Speaker 1: high as 85% at one point and then yesterday they
Speaker 1: kind of tanked when his sister came out with the video,
Speaker 1: but I think ultimately he will get by. I think
Speaker 1: the one that you're gonna have to worry about is actually.
Speaker 1: probably dare I say, not Kash Patel. In fact, I'm
Speaker 1: looking at polymarking he's getting an 88% chance, but when
Speaker 1: I look at Tulsi Gabbard, I start to get a
Speaker 1: little bit more nervous because right now she's looking like
Speaker 1: she has a 52% chance and so that's gonna be
Speaker 1: a little bit more of a challenging one. We'll see
Speaker 1: how those hearings go, but 52% chance, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: in the, in the so-called betting markets at this moment
Speaker 1: in time. Um, I will say though that um.
Speaker 1: You know, there's this optimism that is very, very apparent.
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Speaker 1: This optimism is coming from just, I, I think this,
Speaker 1: this sense that you know what, finally somebody who understands
Speaker 1: economics is in charge.
Speaker 1: If you look at what the Federal Reserve said today,
Speaker 1: they are intending to leave rates steady, but they actually
Speaker 1: said the economy is doing pretty well, and look, the
Speaker 1: economy started doing better.
Speaker 1: Even before Donald Trump was in office, this is a
Speaker 1: sound bite from a Financial Times columnist that I want
Speaker 1: to play for you that came out. She was on
Speaker 1: MSNBC's air in December right before Christmas, and she was
Speaker 1: saying like, look, people are excited. I mean for MSNBC
Speaker 1: didn't know quite how to react to this. Gillian Tett,
Speaker 1: the financial columnist, saying there's such a thing called.
Speaker 1: Animal spirits, they actually have a name for this in economics. What?
Speaker 1: What is your sense of what not just American CEOs,
Speaker 1: but the world is bracing for, is prepared for, is
Speaker 1: expecting from a second term. Well, here is what we
Speaker 1: do know. We do know that Donald Trump's election has
Speaker 1: unleashed astonishing animal spirits, and by animal spirits, I'm referring
Speaker 1: to the economist John Manly Keynes, who was from King's College, Cambridge,
Speaker 1: who argued.
Speaker 1: that when people start to feel wildly optimistic and confident
Speaker 1: that basically causes them to spend more, invest more, hire
Speaker 1: more and you get this self-fulfilling cycle of growth. And
Speaker 1: right now everyone can sense that there's an extraordinary explosion
Speaker 1: of annals for its American relation to the economy and
Speaker 1: particularly relative to all the other major trading partners like
Speaker 1: Europe or Asia right now. So the CEOs are acting
Speaker 1: like rational business people saying we want to be part
Speaker 1: of that, we want to be part of this growth story.
Speaker 1: However, that's what we do know. What we don't know she,
Speaker 1: she sees them all looking at each other. Did you
Speaker 1: see Willie like looking over at Mika? They're like, wait, what? What?
Speaker 1: She's like, yeah, you know what? People want to be
Speaker 1: part of this. The train left the station. Make America
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Speaker 1: that there's somebody who really passionately cares about growth in charge,
Speaker 1: so he wants better border policy, he wants better tax policy.
Speaker 1: He wants to be able to offshore all those dollars,
Speaker 1: you know, Biden didn't care about any of them. He
Speaker 1: didn't understand any of this. Let's be really honest with
Speaker 1: each other, didn't understand economics and had that job.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris was even worse. All I can say is
Speaker 1: thank our lucky stars, right? thank our lucky stars that
Speaker 1: we're not sitting here with the president, Kamala Harris. That
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