Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No victocrats allowed, because we've got
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Speaker 1: Sudgo Triple eight ninety seven one, Sage Triple eight ninety
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Speaker 1: We are Saling News channel. President Trump gives an Iran
Speaker 1: war update and text questions, We're going to have some
Speaker 1: of that for you. In nineteen seventy two, Elvis Presley
Speaker 1: was asked his opinion about Vietnam War protesters. What did
Speaker 1: he say? Bill maher tees off on socialism and the
Speaker 1: promise of New York Mayor Mom Donnie. Democrat Representative James
Speaker 1: Clyburn blamed Republicans for shutting down the government, says Democrats
Speaker 1: want to defund ice. At least he's admitting it. Poles
Speaker 1: show college educated females are far more left wing than
Speaker 1: their male counterparts. Father of three quits his job at
Speaker 1: TSA as a partial shutdown continues. The man says, my
Speaker 1: family comes first. Meanwhile, over three hundred TSA agents have
Speaker 1: quit their job, causing law and lines at airports. President
Speaker 1: Trump's chief of staff has been diagnosed with early stage
Speaker 1: breast cancer. All of this and more than number is
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Speaker 1: of course is welcome. Let's talk first about what the
Speaker 1: President said today giving an update on the war against Iran.
Speaker 1: Number forty three.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for being here. We have a
Speaker 2: wonderful group of very, very smart, talented patriots at this table.
Speaker 2: Our powerful military campaign to end the threats posed by
Speaker 2: the Iranian regime continued in full force over the past
Speaker 2: few days. They have been literally obliterated. The air force
Speaker 2: is gone, the navy is gone. Many many ships have
Speaker 2: been sunk. They're war fighting ships, but I guess they
Speaker 2: didn't know how to use them, and anti aircraft is decimated.
Speaker 2: Their radar is gone, and their leaders are gone. Other
Speaker 2: than that, they're doing quite well. They've been a teriff
Speaker 2: for forty seven years, and now I guess the world,
Speaker 2: through the United States, with the help of Israel, is
Speaker 2: doing what should have been done many years ago. Should
Speaker 2: have been done many years ago. Since the beginning of
Speaker 2: the conflict, we've struck more than seven thousand targets across Iran,
Speaker 2: and these have been mostly commercial and military targets. We've
Speaker 2: achieved a ninety reduction in their ballistic missile launches and
Speaker 2: a ninety reduction in drone attacks. Mistils are trickling in
Speaker 2: now at very low levels because they don't have too
Speaker 2: many missiles left. We've also attacked the manufacturing plants where
Speaker 2: the places where they manufactured the missiles and the drones,
Speaker 2: and that's going on today. We just hit three of
Speaker 2: them today. It's getting very hard for them to manufacture.
Speaker 2: More than one hundred Iranian naval vessels have been sunk
Speaker 2: or destroyed over the last week and a half. It
Speaker 2: has to be some kind of a record. Additional strikes
Speaker 2: continue to launch from all directions every single hour. As
Speaker 2: you know, we attacked Cargo Island and knocked it, knocked
Speaker 2: it literally destroyed everything of the island except for the
Speaker 2: area where the oil is. I call it the pipes.
Speaker 2: We left the pipes. We didn't want to do that,
Speaker 2: but we will do that. We can do that on
Speaker 2: five minutes. No, it'll be over. But for purposes of
Speaker 2: someday rebuilding that country, I guess we did the right thing,
Speaker 2: but it's it may not stay that way. Just one
Speaker 2: simple word and the pipes will be gone to but
Speaker 2: it'll take a long time to rebuild that we are
Speaker 2: aggressively dismantling Orens defense industrial base and ability to rebuild
Speaker 2: its missiles and drone capability is getting down to close
Speaker 2: to zero, and we're hammering their capacity to threaten commercial
Speaker 2: shipping in the Strait of Hormos. With more than thirty
Speaker 2: mind laying ships destroyed. We hit, to the best of
Speaker 2: our knowledge, all of their mind laying ships. Now they
Speaker 2: can put them on other types of ships, I guess,
Speaker 2: and drop them in, But we don't know that any
Speaker 2: have even been dropped in. We're not sure that any
Speaker 2: have been. That's a big negative for them. If they
Speaker 2: do it, it's a form of suicide. But we don't
Speaker 2: know that they have dropped any. But we've we've hit
Speaker 2: all thirty of their ships and destroyed them. They're all
Speaker 2: at the bottom of the sea. We strongly encourage other
Speaker 2: nations whose economies depend on the Strait far more than ours.
Speaker 2: You know, we get less than one percent of our
Speaker 2: oil from the Strait, and some countries get much more.
Speaker 2: Japan gets ninety five percent, China gets ninety percent, many
Speaker 2: of the Europeans get quite quite a bit. South Korea
Speaker 2: gets thirty five percent. So we want them to come
Speaker 2: and help us with the strait. We have it in
Speaker 2: very good shape. The countries, I said, we've already taken
Speaker 2: care of Iran, but now because of the fact that
Speaker 2: literally a single terrorist can put something in the water,
Speaker 2: or shoot something, or shoot a missile, a small missile,
Speaker 2: and it's fairly close range because it is a tight area,
Speaker 2: and which is one of the reasons they've always used
Speaker 2: that as a weapon. Iran has always used that as
Speaker 2: an economic weapon, and it's not going to be able
Speaker 2: to be used very long. Numerous countries have told me
Speaker 2: they're on the way. Some are very enthusiastic about it,
Speaker 2: and some are in summer countries that we've helped for many,
Speaker 2: many years. We've protected them from horrible outside sources, and
Speaker 2: they weren't that enthusiastic. And the level of enthusiasm it
Speaker 2: matters to me. We have some countries where we have
Speaker 2: forty five thousand soldiers, great soldiers, protecting them from harm's way,
Speaker 2: and we have done a great job. And where we
Speaker 2: want to know, do you have any mind sweepers, well,
Speaker 2: would rather not get involved or I said, for you mean,
Speaker 2: for forty years we're protecting you and you don't want
Speaker 2: to get involved in something that is very minor, very
Speaker 2: few shots going to be taken because they don't have
Speaker 2: many shots left. But they said we'd rather than not
Speaker 2: get involved. I just want the fake news media and
Speaker 2: everybody else to remember that that was said, because when
Speaker 2: I've been a big critic of all of the protecting
Speaker 2: of countries, because I know that we'll protect them and
Speaker 2: if ever needed, if we ever needed help, if they
Speaker 2: won't be there for us. I've just done that for
Speaker 2: a long period of time, just like I knew about
Speaker 2: the Strait that it would be a weapon, which I
Speaker 2: predicted a long time ago, predicted all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: You guys were very generous and that I predicted all
Speaker 2: of it. I predicted Osama bin Laden would knock out
Speaker 2: the World Traits, and I made that prediction a year
Speaker 2: before he did it. I said, you better get him.
Speaker 2: He's a bad guy. I watched him be interviewed one
Speaker 2: time and I said, that's a bad guy. You better
Speaker 2: get him. One year before exactly, I wrote it in
Speaker 2: a book you can even check about a year before
Speaker 2: the World Trade Center then came down. President Clinton actually
Speaker 2: had a shot at him and he didn't take it. Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: I'm not blaming him for that, but he didn't take it,
Speaker 2: and he ended up knocking down the World Trade Center.
Speaker 2: But I predicted that, I predicted a lot of things.
Speaker 2: We strongly encourage other nations whose economies depend on the
Speaker 2: Strait for a blood. I mean, you know, these people
Speaker 2: literally needed ninety ninety five percent of their energy or
Speaker 2: their oil comes out of the Strait, and they should
Speaker 2: be in here very happily helping us. And it's incredible
Speaker 2: we have such grade. We're number one in oil by double.
Speaker 2: Now we drill baby drill with double any other nation,
Speaker 2: and it's going to be soon triple any other nation.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't include Venezuela, who's been great. By the way,
Speaker 2: the relationship with Venezuela has been fantastic. Millions, literally millions
Speaker 2: of barrels of oil are being taken out and it's
Speaker 2: been a great help, and it's been to their great benefit.
Speaker 2: The President has done a really good job. We get
Speaker 2: along with them really well. But we've taken out millions
Speaker 2: of barrels of oil and brought to Houston and other
Speaker 2: places to the refineries. We have refineries set up specifically
Speaker 2: for that, and it's been a great it's been a
Speaker 2: great relationship, and more and more is happening. It's a
Speaker 2: tremendous oil source and we're getting We're stepping it up
Speaker 2: very rapidly. The big companies are going in and they
Speaker 2: will actually numbers in a pretty short period of time.
Speaker 2: The numbers that they've never been able to do will
Speaker 2: be doing. There's a lot of oil under that land.
Speaker 2: We strongly encourage the other nations to get involved with us,
Speaker 2: and get involved quickly and with great enthusiasm. I have
Speaker 2: that from a number of them, and I'd like to
Speaker 2: say their names, but frankly, I don't know if they
Speaker 2: would want me to or not, because maybe they don't
Speaker 2: want to be targeted. But I say it wouldn't matter
Speaker 2: if you're targeted or not, because this is a paper
Speaker 2: tiger that we're dealing with now, and it wasn't a
Speaker 2: paper tiger two weeks ago. It's a paper tiger now.
Speaker 1: More of this later on. Also an update on casualties.
Speaker 1: Thirteen US service personnel have been killed, two hundred soldiers
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Speaker 1: War update, thirteen service members have been killed so far.
Speaker 1: Two hundred soldiers have been injured across seven countries, and
Speaker 1: ten of them, according to the Scent Calm spokesperson, ten
Speaker 1: of them are considered to be seriously wounded. One hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty of the two hundred have already returned to duty. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Susie Wiles, President Trump's chief of staff, has disclosed she'd
Speaker 1: been diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. President Trump posted
Speaker 1: on true Social quote during the treatment period, she will
Speaker 1: be spending virtually full time at the White House, which
Speaker 1: makes me as President, very happy. Her strength and her
Speaker 1: commitment to continue to do the job she loves and
Speaker 1: does so well while undergoing treatment tells you everything you
Speaker 1: need to know about her. Susie, as one of my
Speaker 1: closest and most important advisers, is to tough and committed
Speaker 1: to serving the American people. Soon she will be even
Speaker 1: better than ever. A missile struck the US embassy and
Speaker 1: begged ad on Friday, hitting a helipad. Unclear if anyone
Speaker 1: was injured, and before that, the US embassy in Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia was damaged sparked a fire, but the embassy was
Speaker 1: reportedly not severely damaged. Trump has been briefed about the
Speaker 1: new leader of Iran, the son of the former Supreme leader,
Speaker 1: and reportedly, according to our intel, I'm not making this up,
Speaker 1: he's gay. When President Trump was informed of this, reportedly
Speaker 1: he was stunned because, after all, being gay is considered
Speaker 1: to be a capital offence, where gays have been thrown
Speaker 1: from buildings or have been hanged from construction sites as
Speaker 1: a warning to others, and reportedly his father and its
Speaker 1: will did not want his son to take over, apparently
Speaker 1: because of his sexual orientation, Assuming this is true. According
Speaker 1: to the California Posts, two intail officials confirmed that he
Speaker 1: is gay, and a third person close to the White
Speaker 1: House has also confirmed that he is gay. President Trump
Speaker 1: took questions this morning at his meeting about what's now
Speaker 1: called the Trump Kennedy Center. Here's part of the Q
Speaker 1: and a number forty five thank him.
Speaker 2: As a president.
Speaker 4: I'm not seeing it and I'm daily wire, but thank
Speaker 4: you the question. Numerous trees have told me they are
Speaker 4: on their way. Can you give us a hint what
Speaker 4: they are?
Speaker 5: What that entails how.
Speaker 4: Soon they might be there?
Speaker 2: I mean, who are the countries? Yes, sir, I'd rather
Speaker 2: not say yet, but we'll be announcing a Mark or
Speaker 2: Rubio and the various people that are doing that will
Speaker 2: be announcing, and we do. I have to tell you,
Speaker 2: we have some that are really enthusiastic. They're coming already,
Speaker 2: They've already started to get there. You know, it takes
Speaker 2: a little while to get there. It's like in some
Speaker 2: cases you have to travel an ocean, so it doesn't
Speaker 2: go that fast, but it'll go fast. And we have
Speaker 2: some that are fairly local that are doing it, but
Speaker 2: we'll be an that. We'll give you a list. Some
Speaker 2: are very enthusiastic and some are less than enthusiastic, and
Speaker 2: I assume some will not do it. I think we
Speaker 2: have one or two that will not do it that
Speaker 2: we've been protecting for about forty years at you know,
Speaker 2: tens of billions of dollars, mister speaker. So I'll be
Speaker 2: reporting that to you in the House and the Senate,
Speaker 2: and I'll say, why are we protecting countries that don't
Speaker 2: protect us? And I've always felt that was a weakness
Speaker 2: of NATO. We were going to protect them, but I
Speaker 2: always said, when in need, they won't protect us. Now
Speaker 2: this is in need need would be one of the
Speaker 2: big boys. But I will say that we built the
Speaker 2: greatest military in the world, and we protect people. And
Speaker 2: if we need their mind boats, or if we need
Speaker 2: anything any piece of apparatus that they may have because
Speaker 2: of a situation that they have, they should be jumping
Speaker 2: to help us because we've helped them for years. Stay
Speaker 2: out of words, yep list.
Speaker 5: President, Can you tell us if you are spoken with
Speaker 5: French President Macron about the coalition to reopen the straight
Speaker 5: off Hormos? Have you been speaking with the French president?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 5: Have you been speaking with the French President Macron about
Speaker 5: the coalition to reopen the straight off Hormus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have spoken to him. He's been on the
Speaker 2: scale of zero to ten. I'd say he's been an eight.
Speaker 2: Not perfect, but it's friends are expect perfect.
Speaker 5: Are you confident that friends will help with the reopening
Speaker 5: of straight off homers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been sure he's gonna I think he's gonna help.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'll let you know. I spoke to him yesterday.
Speaker 2: I don't do a hard sell on them because my
Speaker 2: attitude is we don't need anybody. We're the strongest nation
Speaker 2: in the world. We have the strongest military by far
Speaker 2: in the world. We don't need them. But it's interesting
Speaker 2: I'm almost doing it in some cases, not because we
Speaker 2: need them, but because i want to find out how
Speaker 2: they react, because I've been saying for years that if
Speaker 2: we ever did need them, they won't be there.
Speaker 1: Not all more on this we get back good point
Speaker 1: isn't it. Tens of thousands of troops in Germany, tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of troops in Japan, in Korea, and President
Speaker 1: Trump asked for a mind sweeper. Well, you don't want
Speaker 1: to get involved. Triple eight nine seventy one, sage Larryolder.
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Speaker 1: you watch the oscars last night? Of course not. I
Speaker 1: glanced and the anti Trump stuff was not nearly as
Speaker 1: bad as I thought it would be, which reminds me
Speaker 1: of something that was said by Elvis Presley back in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy two when he was asking his opinion about
Speaker 1: Vietnam War protesters. I'm gonna have that for you later
Speaker 1: on the show. But let's get back to the Q
Speaker 1: and a portion of the president's press conference this morning.
Speaker 1: It wasn't scheduled to be a press conference, but you know,
Speaker 1: whenever the president is doing anything, he's always willing and
Speaker 1: able to take questions and did Let's pick it up
Speaker 1: from there.
Speaker 2: We're the strongest nation in the world. We have the
Speaker 2: strongest military by far in the world. We don't need them,
Speaker 2: but it's interesting I'm almost doing it in some cases,
Speaker 2: not because we need them, but because I want to
Speaker 2: find out how they react. Because I've been saying for
Speaker 2: years that if we ever did need them, they won't
Speaker 2: be there, not all of them, but they won't be there.
Speaker 2: I was very surprised with the United Kingdom because the
Speaker 2: United Kingdom two weeks ago, I said, why don't you
Speaker 2: send some ships over? And he really didn't want to
Speaker 2: do it. I said, you don't want to do it.
Speaker 2: We've been with you, you're our oldest ally, and we
Speaker 2: spend a lot of money on you know, NATO and
Speaker 2: all of these things to protect you. I mean we're
Speaker 2: protecting them. We're working with them on Ukraine. Ukraine's thousands
Speaker 2: of miles away, separated by a vast ocean. We don't
Speaker 2: have to do that. But we did it well, Biden
Speaker 2: did it. I mean, I have to be honest, Biden
Speaker 2: got taken to the cleaners. But we worked with them
Speaker 2: in Ukraine. We don't need to work with in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: And then they tell us that we have a mind
Speaker 2: ship around and they don't want to do it. I
Speaker 2: think it's I think it's terrible. Noo. I was very
Speaker 2: surprised I told him, you know, we requested two aircraft carriers,
Speaker 2: which they had, and he didn't really want to do it.
Speaker 2: And then right after the war essentially ended, you know,
Speaker 2: meaning they were obliterated, he said, I would like to
Speaker 2: send the aircraft carriers. I said, I don't need them
Speaker 2: after the war has ended and won I needed before
Speaker 2: the war. So I was very upset with not upset,
Speaker 2: I was. I was not happy with the UK. I
Speaker 2: think they'll be involved. Yeah, maybe, but they should be
Speaker 2: involved enthusiastically. We've been protecting these countries for years with
Speaker 2: NATO because NATO is US. You can ask Putin. Putin
Speaker 2: fears US. He doesn't fear her. He has no fear
Speaker 2: of Europe whatsoever. He fears the United States of America
Speaker 2: and the military that was built by me in the
Speaker 2: first term.
Speaker 6: Yeah, President you mentioned the significant amount of oil that
Speaker 6: China derives from the Middle East. What is the status
Speaker 6: of your conversation with President she in terms of getting
Speaker 6: China to cooperate in terms of making the Strait of
Speaker 6: Hormus safe for those oil tankers.
Speaker 2: So China is a great example. They get ninety one
Speaker 2: percent of their oil from the Hormo Straits. Which we
Speaker 2: protected for years, and it always bothered me that we
Speaker 2: have these countries Japan getst ninety five percent of it's
Speaker 2: from the Straits to Homo strates, and it always bothered
Speaker 2: me that we're protecting and we don't need them. We
Speaker 2: didn't need them before we started a dig we must
Speaker 2: I dig mey was as the Trump policy of lots
Speaker 2: of oil, and we didn't use them very much. It
Speaker 2: used to be a ten percent. Now it's at almost zero.
Speaker 2: We don't need you know, we don't need oil. We
Speaker 2: have all the oil we need for ourselves. The great
Speaker 2: assets that we have. We have double more than double
Speaker 2: what anybody else in terms of oil production, were at
Speaker 2: more than double any other countries. So we don't need it.
Speaker 2: But we did it. It's almost you could say we
Speaker 2: did it at a habit, which is not a good
Speaker 2: thing to do. But we did it because we have
Speaker 2: some good allies there. We have some great Middle Eastern countries.
Speaker 2: There Israel there, so we did it for a lot
Speaker 2: of reasons. But it always amazed me that we did it.
Speaker 2: We never asked for reimbursement, and it was really there
Speaker 2: to serve other countries, not us. And by the way,
Speaker 2: we have the sugar King the same story. Look at that,
Speaker 2: Alfi van hul Alfi, thank you both very much. Huh
Speaker 2: that's Peppy, Yeah, Peppi, Hi, Peppy, how are you? How
Speaker 2: are you? Is Alfi in the backstage? Huh? Is he is?
Speaker 2: He sitting back there waiting for you. You're doing all right?
Speaker 2: Peppy is a great friend of all of ours. I
Speaker 2: think in the room. Tremendous and we appreciate you being here. Great,
Speaker 2: great to have you. Thank you, as the president honed,
Speaker 2: that's great, both of you. Thank you very much, So
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 1: The President took a few more questions. Democrat Representative James Clyburne,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, blamed Republicans for shutting down the government.
Speaker 1: And it admits that Democrats want to quote defund ice
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Speaker 1: the Israelis in Lebanon. This is really, really, really sick.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to the press conference.
Speaker 7: Just the president. You've said that Iran does want to
Speaker 7: make a deal. Now in the third week of this
Speaker 7: bombing campaign, what would that deal look like? What are
Speaker 7: the ask that you're making of do you want to
Speaker 7: make a deal?
Speaker 2: They're talking to our people. I don't know if they
Speaker 2: say that to you. Maybe they do, maybe they don't.
Speaker 2: Don't forget. They are a country that for years I
Speaker 2: didn't know this until recently. They're country based on disinformation
Speaker 2: and now they're using just some information plus AI and
Speaker 2: that's a terrible situation. That's a terrible situation. They showed
Speaker 2: all sorts of things happening in the last two weeks
Speaker 2: that never happened, between the Kamakazi boats that don't exist,
Speaker 2: between blowing up the aircraft carrier, one of the great
Speaker 2: ships in the world, the Abraham Lincoln on fire. They
Speaker 2: showed it on fire. I called it the General. I said, General,
Speaker 2: what's with the Abraham Lincoln. It looks like it's burning down. No,
Speaker 2: it's not burning down. Not a bullet was ever fired
Speaker 2: at it, Sir, they know better. They said, this is
Speaker 2: my first glimpse of AI and what they've done with it.
Speaker 2: They showed buildings in Tel Aviv burning to the ground,
Speaker 2: high rises burning. They showed buildings in Qatar, they showed
Speaker 2: buildings in Saudi Arabia burning, and they weren't burning, they
Speaker 2: weren't hit. It was all AI based. Terrible. It's terrible,
Speaker 2: and that's their only that's their only I think that's
Speaker 2: the only thing they do well. They're negotiating, and we
Speaker 2: always talk, you know. Somebody said, well would you talk?
Speaker 2: Why would you even talk to them? I talked to
Speaker 2: everybody because sometimes good things come out of it. But
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're ready yet. They're taking a pounding.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're ready yet. And we don't
Speaker 2: even know their leaders. Look, all of their leaders are
Speaker 2: dead as far as we know. But they're all dead.
Speaker 2: We don't know who we're dealing with. We knocked out
Speaker 2: the first group, then the second group met eighty eight
Speaker 2: met to pick the leader. Because the first group was
Speaker 2: all dead and the second group got knocked out, they're
Speaker 2: all dead. Then the third group met, I would think
Speaker 2: they're a little nervous about meeting. I don't know if
Speaker 2: they're nervous. Maybe they're not, maybe they're crazy. They're not
Speaker 2: nervous and they're crazy. But we met with the next group.
Speaker 2: But we don't know who their leader is. We have
Speaker 2: people wanting to negotiate. We have no idea who they are.
Speaker 1: Regarding the AI. He also said that there was an
Speaker 1: AI generated mass of a quarter of a million people
Speaker 1: in a square, saying how much they love Homioni. Trump
Speaker 1: said it was totally AI generated, never took place. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the president said some in our media actually publishing footage
Speaker 1: of the allegedly AI generated rally and support of the regime,
Speaker 1: a rally that Trump says never took place and was
Speaker 1: all done by AI. Here's more. Number forty six.
Speaker 8: What are your advisors telling you about the Iatola's son,
Speaker 8: the new supreme leader? What are they telling you?
Speaker 2: Not only that it's you people, I mean a lot
Speaker 2: of people are saying that he's badly disfigured. They're saying
Speaker 2: that he lost his leg, the one leg, and he's
Speaker 2: you know, been hurt very badly. Other people are saying
Speaker 2: he's dead. Nobody's saying he's one hundred percent healthy, and
Speaker 2: he hasn't you know, he hasn't spoken because the Ayatolla
Speaker 2: would sit and he'd spew hate from a form of
Speaker 2: a throne. Not as nice as a throne. I like
Speaker 2: the English throne much better, but it was it was
Speaker 2: a fancy chair, but he'd spew hate from his chair.
Speaker 2: But you see him a lot, right, this one we
Speaker 2: haven't seen at all, So that could be for a
Speaker 2: lot of different reasons. We don't know, Peter I he
Speaker 2: is dead or not. I will say this, nobody's seen him,
Speaker 2: which is unusual.
Speaker 8: Something else, Now that you've an ounced that the US
Speaker 8: has destroyed all of Iran's mind laying ships, why can't
Speaker 8: the US just immediately reopen the straight of horror moves?
Speaker 2: Well, we could, but it takes two to tango. We
Speaker 2: have to get people to take their billion dollar ship
Speaker 2: and and you know, drive it up. If when when
Speaker 2: Pepe has his big sugar ships coming around and they
Speaker 2: cost a billion dollars and we say, I think it's okay,
Speaker 2: Now Pepe, take your ship, drive it through the straight
Speaker 2: up for him, as he may say, let me wait
Speaker 2: a little while, because it takes it takes uh ship
Speaker 2: owners and the You know, these ships are very expensive.
Speaker 2: They can cost up to two billion dollars, so they
Speaker 2: don't want to take a chance that see. I think
Speaker 2: I think you'll be okay.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get this later on. I think it was
Speaker 1: the Democrat Center from Connecticut who said that men and
Speaker 1: women are being led by a commander in chief who's
Speaker 1: a senile old man. Did he sound seen now to you?
Speaker 1: He spoke for about an hour, took questions, responded to everything.
Speaker 1: Does he seem see now to you? Is he falling
Speaker 1: up and downstairs?
Speaker 2: Allah?
Speaker 1: Joe Biden? Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder. We are still in the news channel.
Speaker 1: Later on, I'm going to talk about this huge gap
Speaker 1: between the way female college professors view the world versus
Speaker 1: their male counterparts, and that might exchange might explain the
Speaker 1: exchange that Senator Kennedy had with a female law professor
Speaker 1: at George Washington University. Stick around for that more on
Speaker 1: the Q and A later on. But in light of
Speaker 1: the oscars last night, where a number of people took
Speaker 1: swipes at the President, this is Elvis Presley in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy two at a press conference at the New York Hilton,
Speaker 1: being asked about anti Vietnam war protesters number twenty.
Speaker 9: And mister Presley, what is your opinion of war protesters?
Speaker 2: And would you today refuse to be drafted?
Speaker 10: Honey?
Speaker 11: I just I just tended to keep my own personal
Speaker 11: views about that to myself till I'm just an entotator,
Speaker 11: and I.
Speaker 1: I'm just an entertainer. Rather not say here's Dolly Parton
Speaker 1: number twenty.
Speaker 12: One, because I have a lot of fans out there,
Speaker 12: and I don't want to offend anybody. And besides, I
Speaker 12: just don't get into that. And so if you are
Speaker 12: deciding you may want to ask me something more serious,
Speaker 12: don't because I'm not gonna ask. Yeah, I might still ask, Well,
Speaker 12: you can ask, but I'm not still tell you where
Speaker 12: to put it.
Speaker 2: You got it?
Speaker 1: And this is Billy Bob Thornton, number twe.
Speaker 11: It's like Ricky Gervaise said in that skid of his
Speaker 11: you know, he said, he said, look, you know, come
Speaker 11: up here except your little award. And yeah, you know,
Speaker 11: I think, first of all, unless you have really studied
Speaker 11: stuff and really know about a subject fully, who the
Speaker 11: hell would want to listen to an actor or a
Speaker 11: musician talk about politics?
Speaker 1: And this is Gene Simmons, a Trump supporter at the
Speaker 1: Kennedy Center Honors number twenty three.
Speaker 2: Geane, you've been a friend of President Jones for a
Speaker 2: long time. You've known him from Celebrity Apprentice. What's your
Speaker 2: take on his job performance? As far supportive of the
Speaker 2: way he's handling the office? Why do you care? I'd
Speaker 2: be interested to see what you think. And you've known
Speaker 2: him for all.
Speaker 13: The nonsense, it's all clickbait. When I was first starting
Speaker 13: to vote, there used to be a curtain and you'll
Speaker 13: vote it anonymously and you voted your conscience. And nowadays
Speaker 13: people want to know who you're voting for, the businesses,
Speaker 13: anybody's on your business. That's why every person, one person,
Speaker 13: one vote makes the difference. And you guys inflamed the
Speaker 13: situation by asking people.
Speaker 2: So who did you vote? Who are you for?
Speaker 13: For a gorilla monsoon or President Baden? Give yourself a break,
Speaker 13: because it bears noting that both sides of a currency
Speaker 13: look completely different, but they both have the right to
Speaker 13: say they're a dollar bill. So the person who disagrees
Speaker 13: with you, has the same rights to say.
Speaker 2: That they're America.
Speaker 13: Why do you care who I like and who I
Speaker 13: don't like. I'm nobody. I stick my tongue out for
Speaker 13: a living. I would do that now, except the floor's dirty. Now,
Speaker 13: don't ignore that.
Speaker 2: Up to that big goal.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A G E. Triple
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Speaker 1: Larry Yelder. We are saling News Channel. The shutdown now
Speaker 1: is over one month, and believe it or not, the
Speaker 1: Democrats shockingly are blaming the Republicans. This is Representative James Clyburn,
Speaker 1: number thirty four.
Speaker 14: This is an issue about ice, not anything to do
Speaker 14: for TSA, not anything to do with FEMA, nothing to
Speaker 14: do with the Coast Guard up. All of these are
Speaker 14: wrapped up in this bill that the Republicans are refusing
Speaker 14: to put on the floor. We will vote for them,
Speaker 14: but we are not going to fund ice to continue
Speaker 14: killing people, to continue masking themselves so no one can
Speaker 14: identify that.
Speaker 1: We're not going to continue to find the ice to
Speaker 1: keep so they can keep killing people so they can
Speaker 1: mass themselves up. It's hysterical. I mean, it's hard to
Speaker 1: take it seriously, they're wearing masks because they're being outed.
Speaker 1: Families threatened, their lives threatened, killing people. Two people unfortunately
Speaker 1: died who were interfering with what Ice was doing. Killing people,
Speaker 1: just mowing down people like the Iranians do, right, pretty disgusting.
Speaker 1: The United Nations Ambassador Waltz said, one hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: five nations condemned Ran for attacking civilians. Number twenty six.
Speaker 15: We just saw this week at the UN Security Council,
Speaker 15: one hundred and thirty five nations, Jacob was a UN record,
Speaker 15: one hundred and thirty five nations side with the golf
Speaker 15: Arab countries and condemned the GCC, excuse me, with the
Speaker 15: golf Arab countries, the GCC countries and condemn Iran for
Speaker 15: its atrocious attacks on civilian infrastructure, ports, airports, hotels, resorts,
Speaker 15: And as I pointed out at the Security Council, I
Speaker 15: don't see how the regime argues that those are military targets.
Speaker 15: They are clearly not, and they are clearly deliberately targeting
Speaker 15: civilian infrastructure. And I got to tell you this shoot
Speaker 15: in all directions strategy that Iran has taken on is
Speaker 15: backfiring they've never been more diplomatically isolated.
Speaker 10: Just one more point.
Speaker 15: Russia and Iran had an opportunity to veto that measure,
Speaker 15: and they stood back and did not.
Speaker 16: They abstained.
Speaker 15: So with friends like those, I think Iran is going
Speaker 15: to stay incredibly isolated.
Speaker 1: And here's what he said about Trump's reaction to the
Speaker 1: new leader of Iran, Number forty Nina.
Speaker 17: That's right if is he willing the president to accept
Speaker 17: an end to the war that leaves whatever of the
Speaker 17: regime is left still in place the new Ayatola as
Speaker 17: supreme leader, because it sounds like the way you describe it,
Speaker 17: it sounds like President Trump, with the exception of the
Speaker 17: stranglehold that the Uranians have with the straight of horror moves.
Speaker 17: It sounds like everything has been achieved pretty much, with
Speaker 17: the possible exception of a new regime, which was not
Speaker 17: one of the specific goals.
Speaker 15: Well, the President has said he's not happy with this
Speaker 15: new nominated much Taba Homeni, who by many accounts is
Speaker 15: an incredibly hard line individual, a hardline cleric. We'll see
Speaker 15: if he's actually really in charge, as Secretary Exith said
Speaker 15: he was. He was wounded during the initial strikes and
Speaker 15: it's unclear that he really has control of the country,
Speaker 15: if he's even alive at this point. So look, I'll
Speaker 15: leave it to the president where he decides, and when
Speaker 15: he decides, and on what terms he decides as commander
Speaker 15: in chief to end hostilities. But I think the important
Speaker 15: point here is the United States has never been in
Speaker 15: such a position of strength and the Iranian regime has
Speaker 15: never been in such a position of weakness when it
Speaker 15: comes to its options.
Speaker 17: Despite US strikes on military targets on Iran's keen oil
Speaker 17: hub of carg Island.
Speaker 1: So the Iranian navy taken out.
Speaker 2: With just.
Speaker 1: Part of the territory over Iran accepted, the US and
Speaker 1: the rallies have air superiority, the Iranian navy bottom of
Speaker 1: the ocean. Their missile launchers are down ninety percent since
Speaker 1: the start of this war. Yet this Democrat strategist tells
Speaker 1: our Scott Jennings on CNN that the Iran war is
Speaker 1: quote a disaster number fourteen.
Speaker 18: Total mission has been a disaster, and.
Speaker 10: I think it's unberved Iran.
Speaker 18: Unmitiga disaster for the world, for the United States of America.
Speaker 18: Maybe it's funny to you, but.
Speaker 3: It's funny to me that you're hoping that we lose
Speaker 3: this war to Iran.
Speaker 10: I never said that. Who's a disaster for.
Speaker 18: It's a disaster for the one hundred and seventy school
Speaker 18: children who were killed by our US Tomahawk missile.
Speaker 10: Its disaster.
Speaker 9: It's a disaster for the It's a disaster for the
Speaker 9: seven the US soldiers, the seven US soldiers who were killed.
Speaker 9: Wish no, no, no, no, incredible Scott, it's this mission has been
Speaker 9: a disaster. The motives have kept have continued to change
Speaker 9: from one day next.
Speaker 19: Not The announcement was almost identical.
Speaker 2: I just finished.
Speaker 18: I let everyone else speak. I haven't spoken President Trump's
Speaker 18: and he wanted unconditional surrenders, that he wanted regime change.
Speaker 18: We're not gonna get unconditional surrender. We're not gonna get
Speaker 18: regime change.
Speaker 9: We have another Ioto Harmoni now in charge, the same person.
Speaker 18: The same different, same person with a different person with
Speaker 18: the same name, essentially running the country right now and
Speaker 18: maybe or maybe not, but we don't. We don't know
Speaker 18: what's going on because our government hasn't been truthful in
Speaker 18: telling us what we need to know about what's happening.
Speaker 18: And this is part of the problem. Well, this is
Speaker 18: part of the problem with the administration because they've been
Speaker 18: dishonest about what their objectives work from the beginning. They've
Speaker 18: been they've been dishonest about what they've accomplished from the beginning.
Speaker 18: They were just honest about the time my house.
Speaker 10: What is the evidence and started unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Peers that our military did take out that school wasn't
Speaker 1: by design, wasn't our intent? And to say that after
Speaker 1: two weeks it's a disaster. Let mean, I know you
Speaker 1: can't stand this man, but recall the opy a piece
Speaker 1: that was written by David Boyce, the longtime Democrat lawyer.
Speaker 1: He said, I don't like Trump, didn't vote for him,
Speaker 1: wouldn't vote for him. But can we at least agree
Speaker 1: that having the supreme leader running Iran no longer running
Speaker 1: rant is a good thing? Can we at least agree
Speaker 1: that preventing this regime from acquiring a nuclear bomb is
Speaker 1: a good thing. As I said last week, this is
Speaker 1: a regime that used children on foot declear minds so
Speaker 1: that their soldiers and tanks go through and it gave
Speaker 1: these children's little plastic keys to paradise so if they
Speaker 1: were blown up, they could use the key to enter paradise.
Speaker 1: Hundreds of thousands of children were allegedly used to do this.
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands lost their lives. What sick regime does that?
Speaker 1: And would you trust a regime like that with a
Speaker 1: nuclear bomb? Is that a risk worth running? The Energy
Speaker 1: Secretary suggests that the Iran war could be over in
Speaker 1: a few weeks Number thirty.
Speaker 19: Nine, Bulgers and Commerce in the Middle East.
Speaker 4: You say a few more weeks? Are you suggesting this
Speaker 4: war could be over? Will be over in a few
Speaker 4: more weeks?
Speaker 19: I think that's the likely timeframe.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 19: I think the President came out early on saying he
Speaker 19: expected the need for four to six weeks to completely
Speaker 19: defang Iran's military capabilities. We started focus on the projection
Speaker 19: of distant power. So their navy's been destroyed, their air
Speaker 19: force has been destroyed, long their long range missiles have
Speaker 19: been destroyed, their ability to construct and build long term
Speaker 19: missiles has been destroyed. And the effort continues now on
Speaker 19: more of their short term threats, short range missiles, drones.
Speaker 19: The military performance has been outstanding, but it's just critical
Speaker 19: for the world and critical for the United States that
Speaker 19: we remove is just growing threat from Iran defang their
Speaker 19: ability to rain terror on their neighbors and the world.
Speaker 1: The Senator from New Jersey, Corey Booker, was asked about
Speaker 1: the apparent contradiction. You had no problem with Barack Obama
Speaker 1: bombing Libya without getting approval from Congress, but now you're
Speaker 1: calling the effort against Iran illegal? Aren't you being just
Speaker 1: a little bit hypocritical? Going to have his response, and
Speaker 1: we're going to pick up from the Q and A
Speaker 1: president did. Just this morning, a pro Palestinian supporter started
Speaker 1: yelling at Zoran Mandani saying that Israel has no right
Speaker 1: to exist and criticized Mamdanmi for saying Israel does have
Speaker 1: a right to exist. Interesting all of this and more.
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Speaker 1: Maxine Waters also says she wants ice de five. What
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Speaker 1: aliens through the border and they're not supposed to be deported,
Speaker 1: not even the worst of the worst.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Maxine Waters? Always playing the race guard. As I said before,
Speaker 1: the group most harmed by illegal aliens are the very
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Speaker 1: subjected by racism. The presence of illegal alien labor puts
Speaker 1: pressure on the wages of black and brown workers with
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Speaker 1: aliens coming through the southern border don't have very much
Speaker 1: education at all. And she wants to defund ICE number eleven.
Speaker 19: I wanted to take number of DHS, you know, never
Speaker 19: pass that calling for her impeachment, you know, that was
Speaker 19: one of the things wanted her to move from office
Speaker 19: to open DHS back up.
Speaker 2: So far, I think it's a good decision. She has
Speaker 2: no businessman in anything in government, and neither of us.
Speaker 2: He thank you.
Speaker 19: This is creating a momentum to reopen DHS now that
Speaker 19: one of the demands Democrats are anything of the president
Speaker 19: seeds to come around.
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say this, I and others I
Speaker 2: think support the idea that we want to get it open.
Speaker 20: We're after ice.
Speaker 2: We want ICE not to be funded, and if we
Speaker 2: can find everybody else, that's the fair thing to do.
Speaker 21: Okay, you funding the rest of the department, You support
Speaker 21: funding the rest of the department.
Speaker 2: I continue, I do, I do, I thank you.
Speaker 1: We just don't want ice funded. Here's what James Carvill
Speaker 1: said about this number twelve.
Speaker 22: These people have the ability to irritate, to have the
Speaker 22: ability to come up with really stupid things like defund
Speaker 22: the police. Three three the worst words I will in
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Speaker 1: Maybe watching a lot of the Sunday programs hearing Democrats
Speaker 1: talk about what a horrible thing it is that we're
Speaker 1: at war with Iran, and that seven at the time,
Speaker 1: seven US personnel service personnel had died in the number,
Speaker 1: and now I was thirteen. Versus having this regime in
Speaker 1: possession of a nuclear bomb. That's an acceptable alternative to
Speaker 1: you here, Senator Lindsay Graham, Number sixteen, and then.
Speaker 23: That's happening if you want to the significant pain comes
Speaker 23: from Iran with a nuclear weapon. If you think gas
Speaker 23: prices are high, now give the eye told a nuclear
Speaker 23: weapon to terrorize the region, to threaten the straits of hormones.
Speaker 10: He will control gas price is forever.
Speaker 23: That regime would if they had a nuclear capability.
Speaker 1: That doesn't seem to bother people who hate Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: got so much. Every president since the eyetola has taken
Speaker 1: over said a nuclear armed Iran is unacceptable. Every single
Speaker 1: one of them said that President Trump has done something
Speaker 1: about it. This is the Energy Secretary Chris Wright, number
Speaker 1: thirty seven.
Speaker 19: Just imagine in Iran that's nuclear armed, with a massive
Speaker 19: weapons arsenal to surround those nuclear weapons. This is why
Speaker 19: President Trump needed to act now before to stop the
Speaker 19: killing of American soldiers, to stop the destabilization in the region,
Speaker 19: and to end Iran's ability to threaten energy markets. Yes,
Speaker 19: we go through this period of short term disruption, but
Speaker 19: better to do it now than to have a NUCAR
Speaker 19: armed I Ran.
Speaker 24: Are you really sure it's going to be short term?
Speaker 24: Can you guarantee it'll just be weeks before prices go down?
Speaker 19: Hey, there's no guarantees in wars at all. I can
Speaker 19: guarantee this situation would be dramatically worse without this military
Speaker 19: operation to defang the Iranian regime. The straits of Hormuz Martha,
Speaker 19: as you're implying, are very important for global commerce and
Speaker 19: for energy commerce, and they impact energy prices.
Speaker 25: As we're all seeing.
Speaker 19: They have used this threat for forty seven years, and
Speaker 19: they've continued to build up their arsenal to make this
Speaker 19: threat graver and graver. In fact, it would soon be
Speaker 19: too hard for.
Speaker 25: US to defang Iran if they were nuclear armed.
Speaker 19: So this is short term pain to get through to
Speaker 19: a much better place where the Middle East can no
Speaker 19: longer be held hostage by the one rogue nation in Iran.
Speaker 1: Now there's no love loss between the former Vice president
Speaker 1: Mike Pince and Donald Trump, but Pence is supporting the
Speaker 1: war Number twenty eight.
Speaker 26: Well, I think it underscores the fact that it's going
Speaker 26: to be incumbent from the president on down to be
Speaker 26: taking the case of the story of this fight to
Speaker 26: the American people. Look, this wasn't a moment where America
Speaker 26: went and started a war. This war started forty seven
Speaker 26: years ago when the Iranian regime took Americans hostage held
Speaker 26: them for more than four hundred days. Three years after that,
Speaker 26: with their allies and Hesbellah, they murdered two hundred and
Speaker 26: twenty Marines twenty more service members in the attack on
Speaker 26: the Marine Corps barracks in Beirut. Every single year since then,
Speaker 26: one administration after another has slashed at the tentacles of
Speaker 26: Iran that have taken violence to American forces, to American citizens,
Speaker 26: to our allies in the region, most especially Israel, and
Speaker 26: making that case that This isn't about starting a war,
Speaker 26: It's about finishing.
Speaker 1: It's not starting a war, it's about finishing one. I'm
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Speaker 1: Salem News Channel. The Energy secretary said that there was
Speaker 1: a lot of planning and they anticipated what Iran is
Speaker 1: doing with God in the Strait of Hormus number thirty six.
Speaker 24: Mister secretary, So then what was the plan? Was the
Speaker 24: plan to let them effectively close down If they effectively
Speaker 24: closed down the Straight of four Moose, which they have done,
Speaker 24: we would just see a spike in oil prices. Hope
Speaker 24: that you can get navy ships in there to escort
Speaker 24: oil tankers.
Speaker 10: Was that the plan?
Speaker 19: We knew there'd be a temporary introduction of flows out
Speaker 19: of the Straits of horor Moos. In fact, some of
Speaker 19: our allies, Saudi Arabia all call out one, but they're
Speaker 19: not the only one. Positioned over one hundred million barrels
Speaker 19: of oil in storage outside of the Middle East before
Speaker 19: this conflict began, just seeing the rising tensions in the region,
Speaker 19: knowing that this administration had the resolve to deal with Iran,
Speaker 19: so many contingency plans were taken. Of course, the broader
Speaker 19: Trump agenda of having America become the dominant producer of
Speaker 19: oil and natural gas in the world and continuing to
Speaker 19: grow our capacity so not only to mute the impacts
Speaker 19: of these interruptions right now, but to lead to a
Speaker 19: future where America is energy strong, energy dominant, Americans have
Speaker 19: lower energy prices, and America can help supply energy to
Speaker 19: an increasing number of our allies around the world.
Speaker 1: Now that was ABC, This is NBC thirty three.
Speaker 4: To Secretary, there's a big debate over whether you all
Speaker 4: were prepared for what's happening in the Strait of Remouse.
Speaker 4: If you were prepared, why is the straight or form
Speaker 4: moose effectively closed right now?
Speaker 19: Because it's right near the Iranian shoreline. The world is
Speaker 19: abundantly supplied with oil and energy. We knew there would
Speaker 19: be a short term disruption and energy flows. And to
Speaker 19: hear Chuck Schumer say that we didn't, it's just so
Speaker 19: he knows how foolish that is. And to say stuff
Speaker 19: to try to undermine the United States in the midst
Speaker 19: of a world changing conflict just boggles my mind. But
Speaker 19: This mission was carefully planned out, it's been superbly executed.
Speaker 19: On the other side, we'll be in a much better place.
Speaker 19: The greatest driver of terrorism in the world, the greatest
Speaker 19: threat to global energy supplies, will be defanked. Yes, we
Speaker 19: have disruption to get there, but we're going to be
Speaker 19: in a much much better place in the not too
Speaker 19: distant future.
Speaker 4: Mister secretary, let's talk about Russia the Treasury Department temporarily.
Speaker 1: How long would this take? Here's what the Energy Secretary said,
Speaker 1: Number thirty.
Speaker 24: How long should Americans expect for gas prices to be high?
Speaker 24: Are we talking weeks, are we talking months?
Speaker 10: Or just don't know at this point.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I think that this conflict will certainly come to
Speaker 19: the end in the next few weeks. Could be sooner
Speaker 19: than that, but the conflict will come to the end
Speaker 19: in the next few weeks, and we'll see a rebound
Speaker 19: in supplies and a pushing down of prices after that.
Speaker 19: But yes, we were very aware, very aware, and we
Speaker 19: would have short term disruption, we would cause some we
Speaker 19: would cause a little bit of increased prices on Americans.
Speaker 19: Prices today are still far below what they were in
Speaker 19: the Biden administration, where they were begging, bartering, and bribing
Speaker 19: Iran to behave better. We had five dollars gasoline in
Speaker 19: the middle of the Biden administration. We hope we don't
Speaker 19: get there this time, but at least this increase in
Speaker 19: gasoline prices is for something that's going to change the
Speaker 19: geopolitical situation in the world for ever.
Speaker 1: And you Democrats supported Obama when he bombed Libya with
Speaker 1: the British and the French, but you now you're claiming
Speaker 1: the campaign against Iran it's illegal. Corey Booker was asked
Speaker 1: about this number thirty.
Speaker 17: Eight CNT Obama didn't seek authorization before engaging in military
Speaker 17: action in Libya in twenty eleven. Wouldn't you say that Congress,
Speaker 17: regardless of party, has kind of self emasculated itself when
Speaker 17: it comes to this, and it's taken away its own
Speaker 17: powers and ceded it to the executive branch, mainly because
Speaker 17: they don't want.
Speaker 27: To be on record pro or con for any more.
Speaker 16: Well, listen, I'm going to be one of those Democrats
Speaker 16: to say I think both parties have been feckless in
Speaker 16: allowing the growth of the power of the presidency. But
Speaker 16: let's put this into perspective. Nothing Obama did nothing Trump
Speaker 16: did even in his first term, or in any way
Speaker 16: relation to what we're seeing right now.
Speaker 1: Really, hundreds of civilians were killed by Obama various drone
Speaker 1: attacks and Yemen, Syria, Pakistan, And in that book he
Speaker 1: allegedly said, I had no idea how good I am
Speaker 1: at killing people. I didn't realize I was gonna be
Speaker 1: one of my strong suits. Did anybody go crazy when
Speaker 1: Obama said that? Anybody asked him to apologize for it?
Speaker 1: Was he even even asked about that quote? If he
Speaker 1: was asked about it, I don't recall ever having heard
Speaker 1: it as if the children were killed on purpose. Triple
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Speaker 1: to that Q and A the President conducted this morning.
Speaker 1: Don't go away.
Speaker 28: Do you get sensitive above the fact that people say
Speaker 28: he never take a serious controversy?
Speaker 3: Well, I have an answer to that.
Speaker 28: I said, now, tell me the last time that Jack
Speaker 28: Benny red Skelton uh Benny comedian use his show to
Speaker 28: do serious issues.
Speaker 10: That's not what I'm there for.
Speaker 13: Can't they see that?
Speaker 28: But you and I do they think that just because
Speaker 28: you have it tonight's show that you must deal in
Speaker 28: serious issues. It's a danger, it's a real danger. Once
Speaker 28: you start that, you start to forget that self important feeling.
Speaker 28: That's what you say has great import And you know,
Speaker 28: strangely enough, you could use that show as a form
Speaker 28: you could sway people, and I don't think you should
Speaker 28: as an entertainment.
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Speaker 2: So they don't want to take a chance that see,
Speaker 2: I think you'll be okay. They got to know it
Speaker 2: so they don't have to say. You know, we don't
Speaker 2: know if they even set any minds, but the thought
Speaker 2: that they may have is enough to keep people from saying,
Speaker 2: we don't need it. Now we are pounding that area
Speaker 2: that coast as you know, left side, We're pounding it,
Speaker 2: like really pounding it hard. And again they may have
Speaker 2: no mindset. We hit every one of their mind droppers.
Speaker 2: They call it the mind layers, right. The ships, they're
Speaker 2: pretty sophisticated ships. Every one of them is gone. But
Speaker 2: it only takes one. So it's a little unfair. You know,
Speaker 2: you win a war, but they have no right to
Speaker 2: be doing what they're doing. But we're hitting them very hard.
Speaker 2: And today is a big day where we're pounding a
Speaker 2: certain area that has very much to do with the
Speaker 2: straight and I think we'll get it going very soon.
Speaker 2: In addition, we do have other nations coming in. You
Speaker 2: need people to watch in, people to say, we have
Speaker 2: other nations coming in.
Speaker 29: Yes, please, If the United States is working to secure
Speaker 29: the strait of our moves for the benefit of other
Speaker 29: countries like China and our allies aren't yet stepping up
Speaker 29: to your standard, is the United States getting back to
Speaker 29: being the world's policemen?
Speaker 2: Look, the United States should not be very much involved.
Speaker 2: They can on a certain basis. They've been doing it
Speaker 2: for a long time. But I've always said, I said,
Speaker 2: if you look back years ago, I said, why aren't
Speaker 2: we being reimbursed? You know, these are the richest countries
Speaker 2: in the world. Why aren't we being reimbursed for maintaining
Speaker 2: the hormones straight. And why aren't we being reimbursed of that.
Speaker 2: I've said that for years. You can look go back,
Speaker 2: they reported on it yesterday. I've been saying I've been
Speaker 2: saying a lot of things about the charge. Number one,
Speaker 2: I said, it's the one advantage they have, But that's
Speaker 2: a suicidal advantage, because they kill themselves more than they
Speaker 2: kill the rest of the world. And there are things
Speaker 2: you can do with time, there are other things you
Speaker 2: can do. But I think that I think we're gonna
Speaker 2: have the situation straight down pretty quickly, and I think
Speaker 2: we're gonna have some good help. And I think we're
Speaker 2: gonna be disappointed in some nations too, And I'll let
Speaker 2: you know who those nations are.
Speaker 29: One of your advisors, David Sachs said the other week
Speaker 29: that the US should quote declare victory and get out
Speaker 29: of the IRN war. He also warned that if the
Speaker 29: conflict escalates, Israel may contemplate the use of a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 29: Has he shared that assessment with you?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, iiO wouldn't do that. ISU would never do that.
Speaker 2: And yeah, no, there's a theory. You've pounded them to
Speaker 2: hell and you could just leave now and it'll take
Speaker 2: ten years for them to build back, not nearly what
Speaker 2: they have right now. And I guess that's another theory.
Speaker 2: But we wanna have it ended so that another president
Speaker 2: doesn't have Look for forty seven years, no president was
Speaker 2: willing to do what I'm doing, and they should have
Speaker 2: done it a long time ago. It would have been
Speaker 2: a lot easier. There's no president that wanted to do it,
Speaker 2: and yet every president knew. I've spoken to a certain
Speaker 2: president who I like, actually a past president, former president.
Speaker 2: He said, I wish I did it. I wish I did,
Speaker 2: but they didn't do it. I'm doing it. Yeah, can't.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you that. I don't want to embarrass.
Speaker 2: It would be very bad for his career, even though
Speaker 2: he's got no gorilla.
Speaker 7: You mentioned it, Thank you, sir, Mister president. You mentioned
Speaker 7: that you're not entirely sure who you're dealing with with
Speaker 7: the leadership is in Iran? Do you see a viable
Speaker 7: opposition movement still in that country following all of the
Speaker 7: protests that we had seen before the air strikes, and
Speaker 7: kind of an opposition movement that could become a viable
Speaker 7: leader in Iran?
Speaker 2: The biggest problem, and you know, we have brave people
Speaker 2: in this room. But the biggest problem that I see
Speaker 2: is that, you know, they put out a warning and
Speaker 2: we have the warner. We get everything they get, and
Speaker 2: it said any protester that goes onto the street will
Speaker 2: be immediately shot and killed. This is a little tougher
Speaker 2: than the American This is not This is not quite
Speaker 2: as tough as nobody can believe it. So I can't imagine.
Speaker 2: They don't have guns, and the other ones have guns,
Speaker 2: highly sophisticated machine guns and AK forty sevens and other
Speaker 2: kinds of guns. And they did that with the women.
Speaker 2: So the women had two hundred and fifty thousand, even
Speaker 2: five hundred people protesting a year ago, and they shot
Speaker 2: women right through the middle of the forehead with snipers
Speaker 2: and they didn't have to do many about ten went
Speaker 2: down bleeding profusely, and two hundred and fifty to five
Speaker 2: hundred thousand women went running in the other direction. Because
Speaker 2: they can be brave, but they they're not stupid, and
Speaker 2: they have no gun, and you have snipers and buildings
Speaker 2: specifically for this reason. So a woman goes down, falling,
Speaker 2: bleeding from the head, and it doesn't take long for
Speaker 2: that to spread. When that spreads, that crowd dispenses, and
Speaker 2: nobody else has been able to do that to the
Speaker 2: extent that these people. These people are violent. They killed
Speaker 2: a minimum two weeks ago, thirty two thousand people. So
Speaker 2: and they put out actually a notice two days ago
Speaker 2: if you protest. If you protest, you will be shot
Speaker 2: and killed. So I don't know, I would say, Mike
Speaker 2: Johnson's the only person I know is the courage to
Speaker 2: go out in that kind of an atmosphere. I don't
Speaker 2: think so. I don't think so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, have your advisors told you anything in terms of
Speaker 6: how long we can expect gas prices as high as
Speaker 6: they are right now?
Speaker 2: To tell me that I know what it is. You know,
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister of UK United Kingdom yesterday tell me
Speaker 2: I'm meeting with my team to make a determination. I said,
Speaker 2: you don't need to meet it with the team you
Speaker 2: have the Prime Minister. You can make your own. Why
Speaker 2: do you have to meet with your team to find
Speaker 2: out whether or not you're going to send some mind
Speaker 2: sweepers to us or to send some boats. I said,
Speaker 2: you have to meet with your team. It's the same
Speaker 2: thing here. I can tell you that when this is over, is.
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Speaker 1: going to talk about the chasm between the way female
Speaker 1: college professors feel versus male college professors, and the gap
Speaker 1: is widening. How left wing are these college professors, female
Speaker 1: college professors, You'll be shocked. Don't leave town. Here's the
Speaker 1: rest of the President's Q and A this morning.
Speaker 2: Mind sweepers to us or to send some boats. I said,
Speaker 2: you don't have to meet with your team. It's the
Speaker 2: same thing here. I can tell you that when this
Speaker 2: is over, oil prices are going to go done very
Speaker 2: very rapidly. So is inflation, so is everything else, but
Speaker 2: frankly much more important than short term even long term
Speaker 2: oil prices. You can't let the most violent, vicious country
Speaker 2: in the last fifty years have a nuclear weapon because
Speaker 2: the Middle East will be gone. Israel will go first,
Speaker 2: without question, and they'll certainly take a shot at us
Speaker 2: before we get our act together and say we got
Speaker 2: to take them out. You can't let her on, who's
Speaker 2: truly the a nation of great terror and and and power.
Speaker 2: Look look what happened in the last two weeks. They
Speaker 2: weren't supposed to go after all these other countries in
Speaker 2: the Middle East. Those missiles were set to go after them,
Speaker 2: So they hit Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Uee, Bahrain, Kuwait. Nobody
Speaker 2: expected that. We were shot and the other one. You know,
Speaker 2: they fought back. They could have yielded. But think of it,
Speaker 2: if we weren't around. They have tremendous They have tremendous power.
Speaker 2: There are thousands of missiles, most of which we've terminated.
Speaker 2: They had thousands of drones. They were making drones and
Speaker 2: missiles all over the place. We've knocked out most of
Speaker 2: those factories. I mean now they're sending out two or
Speaker 2: three missiles. Now you know, they've still got some. They
Speaker 2: might have eight percent left, but mostly they've been eliminated.
Speaker 2: They've been terminated by what we did and what Israel
Speaker 2: did too. Yeah. Please.
Speaker 29: Israel is expected to expand its ground offensive in southern
Speaker 29: Lebanon to go after Hesbala. Have you discussed that with
Speaker 29: Israeli leaders? And does the United States support a potential
Speaker 29: Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I did, and I know though Hesbeulah
Speaker 2: is a problem. It's been a problem for a long time,
Speaker 2: not just now. And it's a certain area. Because I
Speaker 2: was with the other night a person whose parents live
Speaker 2: in Lebanon. This is a very substantial person, wealthy person
Speaker 2: whose parents live in Lebanon, and I said, really, how
Speaker 2: do you live in Lebanon your parents are living?
Speaker 30: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they live there and over the years they've.
Speaker 1: Gotten We're going to talk about left wing college professors,
Speaker 1: female college professors when we come back, and the head
Speaker 1: of Cuba is admitting Heath meeting with Trump. I'm Larry Elder.
Speaker 2: Fun. You'll be having some fun.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up.
Speaker 21: To that.
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Speaker 1: am Larry l do. We are Salem News Channel. Let's
Speaker 1: turn our attention to female college educated Fox Today focus
Speaker 1: group late last year ten white liberal, middle age, college educated,
Speaker 1: upper middle class Subourban women increasingly left wing, increasingly hostile
Speaker 1: toward President Trump. American Enterprise Institution, which is a conservative
Speaker 1: think tank, headline the danger terist faculty gender gap. Women
Speaker 1: outnumber men on college campuses. Seventy five percent of IVY
Speaker 1: League presidents or female, sixty six percent of college administration
Speaker 1: administrators are female. Fifty eight percent of recent graduates are
Speaker 1: now female. Professors were asked would they be opened at
Speaker 1: sitting at lunch next to somebody who's a Trump supporter,
Speaker 1: Almost a third of them said they would not be
Speaker 1: comfortable doing that. Just fourteen percent of the male faculty
Speaker 1: said the same thing. When I ask about DEI, sixty
Speaker 1: one percent of female faculty members indicate it there that
Speaker 1: they believe that signing a DEI statement is a justifiable
Speaker 1: requirement for hiring somebody, and refusing to go along with
Speaker 1: would be justified for punishing any professor who would not
Speaker 1: go to one of those diversity training courses. Eighty eight
Speaker 1: percent of Harvard faculty believe Trump has quote done a
Speaker 1: very poor job as president close quote. Those who were
Speaker 1: female were even higher, even more likely to say that
Speaker 1: Trump have done a bad job. That makes us exchange
Speaker 1: between this George Washington, female law professor, and Senator John
Speaker 1: Kennedy all the more understandable. Number eighteen, Thank.
Speaker 10: You, mister chairman. I apologize for having to miss uh,
Speaker 10: the testimony of of some of you, and I appreciate
Speaker 10: you coming today, Professor Franks. Let me ask you. I
Speaker 10: listened to your in Miss Himingway's testimony and Professor Turley,
Speaker 10: so I got part of it as I understand that
Speaker 10: your position, Professor Franks, is that I think you use
Speaker 10: you use the word myth. It is a myth that
Speaker 10: the Biden administration used government to compel speech private speech,
Speaker 10: but the Trump administration is doing that. It's not a
Speaker 10: fair characterization.
Speaker 27: Yes, that's correct.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 10: Do you think perhaps you're allowing your personal political beliefs
Speaker 10: to to uh to affect your objectivity here?
Speaker 30: No, I do not. What is guiding my answers here
Speaker 30: is that I'm looking to see what the Supreme Court
Speaker 30: has said.
Speaker 27: You notice that in the testimony about the censorship.
Speaker 10: Intestial that part. But I've only got five minutes your answers, No,
Speaker 10: I appreciate it. Let me ask you a couple questions.
Speaker 10: You wrote a LAR Review article in December of twenty
Speaker 10: twenty three for the New York University of la Review
Speaker 10: and it was about the two cases Bruin Spring Court
Speaker 10: case and Dobbs. Remember that article, Yes, they did okay.
Speaker 10: In this article, you said, I'm going to quote your words.
Speaker 10: Taken together, these two cases demonstrate that the Supreme Court
Speaker 10: has embraced the use of the Constitution as a tool
Speaker 10: of racial patriarchy. End quote. Did you say that, yes, okay?
Speaker 10: And then you went on to say, quote, When the
Speaker 10: Supreme Court declares that there is a constitutional right to
Speaker 10: armed self defense in public, it openly embraces and promotes
Speaker 10: a culture that privileges white men's ability to terrorize and
Speaker 10: kill those that they perceive as threats. Close quote. Did
Speaker 10: I read that quorect correctly?
Speaker 27: I believe so, thank you for reading, okay?
Speaker 10: And did you also say in that article, I'm going
Speaker 10: to quote again quote. By simultaneously expanding white men's right
Speaker 10: to kill and constricting women's right not to die, this
Speaker 10: Supreme Court, referring to the current United States Supreme Court,
Speaker 10: has turned the Constitution into a homicide pact as well.
Speaker 10: Close quoting. Did you write that that sounds like me? Okay?
Speaker 10: In November of twenty twenty four, you tweet, don't you.
Speaker 30: I'm not sure what the current terminology is for it,
Speaker 30: but yes, I am. Sometimes on the social platform that
Speaker 30: was formerly known.
Speaker 10: As Twitter, Yeah, you're a lot, aren't you.
Speaker 27: I'm not sure what the relevance of that is.
Speaker 10: You're trying to be provocative on there, don't you.
Speaker 27: Again, I am not sure what the relative Well, let me.
Speaker 10: Let me let me show you the relevance. On November seventh,
Speaker 10: twenty twenty four, from your tweet, here's here's one of
Speaker 10: your tweets at two forty one pm. Quote the majority
Speaker 10: of Americans hate women. The majority of Americans hate women
Speaker 10: more than they love anything, including democracy close quote. Did
Speaker 10: not read that correctly.
Speaker 27: I am not sure what this has to do with
Speaker 27: the subject matter of this.
Speaker 10: Did you say it?
Speaker 27: I do not have those words in front of me.
Speaker 27: I probably said something on those lines, but the figure's
Speaker 27: Dallas right there.
Speaker 10: Yes, but your political foot beliefs don't impact your feelings
Speaker 10: about President Biden or President Trump.
Speaker 27: I don't feelings about either than what I have.
Speaker 10: To me, Like you have your favorite feelings anger, let
Speaker 10: me ask you this. You issued another tweet. This was
Speaker 10: in May of twenty and twenty two. You've just been
Speaker 10: tweeting up a storm. You said, quote, there's a reason
Speaker 10: why the conservative dominated Supreme Court thinks the Constitution did
Speaker 10: not contact does not contain the right to an abortion,
Speaker 10: but it's convinced that it contains an individual right to
Speaker 10: possess firearms. And that reason is white male supremacy. Close quote.
Speaker 10: Did I read that correctly? Is there a question in
Speaker 10: this Did I read that correctly?
Speaker 27: Is there a question that is relevant to this hearing?
Speaker 10: Did that read that correctly? Do you really think that
Speaker 10: the United States Supreme Court, you're an officer of the court,
Speaker 10: is guided by white male supremacy.
Speaker 30: I believe that the First Amendment prohibits the president. Did
Speaker 30: you battles for punishing people?
Speaker 10: For you honestly say that, professor, as a democratic witness
Speaker 10: to take you seriously? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 27: I believe that you should.
Speaker 10: Take you curb your enthusiasm. Here's my saying, curb my nausea.
Speaker 27: I believe the time time has expired.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Senor Durbin.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, she's not atypical. Females now dominate college, They dominate
Speaker 1: the administrators, they dominate the presidencies, they dominate staff. They
Speaker 1: are proponents of the I you heard her say second Amendment,
Speaker 1: white male supremacy, believing that women don't have a quote
Speaker 1: right to an abortion. Close quote it's white male supremacy.
Speaker 1: Even Bill Mohris had it with socialism and sour on
Speaker 1: mom dammy Number forty two.
Speaker 31: Democrats must recognize that Zoran mam Dani is the future
Speaker 31: of the party. Unfortunately it's the Republican Party. We've run
Speaker 31: this experiment many times and the results are always obvious.
Speaker 31: Here's capitalists South Korea at night from space. Here's socialist
Speaker 31: North Korea.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 31: In nineteen ninety, Venezuela was wealthier than Poland, but then
Speaker 31: Poland finally free of Soviet style economics when all in
Speaker 31: on capitalism, and now their economy is as big as
Speaker 31: Japan and people there have high wages, low inflation, cars, vacations, homes. Meanwhile,
Speaker 31: Venezuela traded capitalism for Hugo Schevez's socialism for the twenty
Speaker 31: first century, which turned out to be like socialism in
Speaker 31: the last century or any century mess It turned one
Speaker 31: of Latin America's richest countries into one of its poorest,
Speaker 31: low wages, high inflation, shortages, outages, eight million people fleeing.
Speaker 31: If you think New York can somehow reinvent this wheel,
Speaker 31: you're in for a rude awokening.
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Speaker 1: six seven three. Thank you so much. Mark is in Sacramento, California.
Speaker 1: Mark and the Lario to show.
Speaker 20: Thank you. Nice to talk to you again.
Speaker 1: My pleasure.
Speaker 20: Last time I spoke to you was when you and
Speaker 20: Sebastian Gorka were here in Sacramento and we had my
Speaker 20: wife and I had the pleasure of listening to you
Speaker 20: guys talk. It was great and we took our pictures
Speaker 20: with you.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 20: Anyway, the reason I'm calling is I I'm a big
Speaker 20: proponent of ethanol fuel. I'm I own an automotive the
Speaker 20: oldest and largest automotive website in the world. It's called
Speaker 20: the Auto Channel. I am an alternative fuel expert. I
Speaker 20: use in my non flex fuel cars a mixture of
Speaker 20: eighty five and E ten, which is today's regular gasoline.
Speaker 20: The prices in the Sacramento area and the prices down
Speaker 20: like in OHI, for example, can be a difference of
Speaker 20: three dollars per gallon between E eighty five and E ten.
Speaker 20: When I fill up with my non flex fuel cars,
Speaker 20: I put in half the tank of E ten and
Speaker 20: half the tank of E eighty five. So let's say
Speaker 20: I say, let's say eight gallons, I save twenty four
Speaker 20: dollars on every fillip and the car runs exactly the
Speaker 20: same as it would if I was only using E ten.
Speaker 1: That was my next question. That was my next question.
Speaker 1: How well does the car run?
Speaker 2: Great?
Speaker 20: Absolutely perfectly great. The mileage is as good or better.
Speaker 20: I often get slightly better mileage. There is a sweet
Speaker 20: spot at about E thirty where any spark ignited internal
Speaker 20: combustion engine, which is a gasoline engine, any such engine
Speaker 20: will run, will get more hours of performance or more
Speaker 20: miles per gallon than E ten or fifteen or E zero,
Speaker 20: and so every single time, and I've written several stories
Speaker 20: about it, I've documented it. I have the pictures of
Speaker 20: the pumps. Just the other night, I saved between E
Speaker 20: eighty five and E ten. I saved three dollars and
Speaker 20: eight cents per gallon.
Speaker 1: Can every car mark run with this kind of formulated gas?
Speaker 1: Every car?
Speaker 20: Yes, every single car, every single guest you know, so
Speaker 20: called gasoline car. Obviously obviously not an election.
Speaker 2: Covert, right.
Speaker 1: Why aren't people doing this?
Speaker 20: Because there are enormous amounts of lives that continue to
Speaker 20: exist about ethanol, about it hurting fuel vehicles. None of
Speaker 20: it are true. I've spoken in front of Congress on
Speaker 20: two occasions about this. The Department of Energy sent me
Speaker 20: to Taiwan a couple of years ago to do a
Speaker 20: speech about this. They also sent me to Australia to
Speaker 20: do a speech about this. And all of these things
Speaker 20: are lives. And now they have to take into account
Speaker 20: that Brazil that has exactly the same vehicles that we have.
Speaker 20: Their mandated regular fuel right now is E thirty and
Speaker 20: for many many years it was E twenty seven, and
Speaker 20: they have been running on ethanol blends since the late
Speaker 20: nineteen twenties. In England, between the twenties and the seventies,
Speaker 20: they didn't have ready gasoline. What they had was our alcohol,
Speaker 20: which was a blend of ethanol and gasoline. So all
Speaker 20: the cars. So when Jay Leno, for example, says, oh
Speaker 20: you can't run that Classic Rolls Voice or Jaguar on
Speaker 20: an ethanol blend, you can because they did in England
Speaker 20: for sixty years.
Speaker 1: What I've heard is that it hurts the engine, And
Speaker 1: you're telling me that's not true.
Speaker 20: It is absolutely positively not true. Ethanol cleans engines, It
Speaker 20: does not damage rubber. In fact, ethanol is perfect with
Speaker 20: rubber rubber. DuPont invented something called viton rubber. I'm sure
Speaker 20: you've heard of that in the nineteen fifties because of
Speaker 20: how corrosive gasoline was not f at all gasoline, so
Speaker 20: they use viton. But before that, all the years, alcohol
Speaker 20: doesn't hurt it.
Speaker 1: Now, Mark, Mark, we're running out of time. Where can
Speaker 1: people go to learn more?
Speaker 20: If you go to my website, which is the Auto
Speaker 20: channel dot com, or they can look up my name,
Speaker 20: Mark and aarc rausch r A U c H. I've
Speaker 20: written a couple of books about fanol. My big book
Speaker 20: is the Fanol Papers. It's only six hundred pages, so
Speaker 20: you know it's a brief read.
Speaker 1: Six hundred Give me the website again, Give me the
Speaker 1: website again, Yes.
Speaker 20: The Auto channel dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, Mark, Well, thank you very much for calling.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. The Auto channel dot Com.
Speaker 2: We come back.
Speaker 1: Latest example of Trump derangement syndrome. Guess what the governor
Speaker 1: of Illinois says, Trump will use ice or the nation
Speaker 1: a guard for By the way, it's a majority of
Speaker 1: voters under forty want a Democrat socialist to be president
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I'm lario on in another Little Lady.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for calling.
Speaker 20: Larry again, you too, Okay, thank the big deal of
Speaker 20: the safety crab legs for the troops.
Speaker 1: Correct, all right, crab gate.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yes, I would like to know how much money
Speaker 21: does sold to people on welfare?
Speaker 1: How much do they buy its? Probably ten times what
Speaker 1: they spend on the troops, undoubtedly, undoubtedly. Now let's do
Speaker 1: a little bit of Trump direct with syndromes. This is
Speaker 1: the man who is the governor of Illinois, JB. Pritzker.
Speaker 1: Many people believe he's going to run for president. Guess
Speaker 1: what he said. Trump will use ICE a national guard
Speaker 1: for number seventeen.
Speaker 32: It is clear that he is going to use either
Speaker 32: ICE and Customs and Border Patrol with their uniforms and
Speaker 32: their automatic weapons, or he'll try to use national guard
Speaker 32: to protect the polling places. And I have no doubt
Speaker 32: that part of that plan is potentially to claim fraud
Speaker 32: and to seize ballot boxes in order to count the
Speaker 32: votes himself. So he knows he's going to lose this election,
Speaker 32: and so he's got to find some fraudulent means to
Speaker 32: overturn what the voters want.
Speaker 1: Will be Goldberg has our own theory number five.
Speaker 33: I mean it, it's just nutty as hell. It's nutty
Speaker 33: as hell, and you're right, every day is something new,
Speaker 33: and it's you know, I was thinking about it yesterday
Speaker 33: because I thought, well, okay, why haven't we been talking
Speaker 33: about Savannah Guthrie and what's going on?
Speaker 22: Then?
Speaker 33: Why haven't we not been taught? Why have we not
Speaker 33: been talking about the Epstein files?
Speaker 2: Because that's still there.
Speaker 33: This is meant to get us so worked up that
Speaker 33: we are unable to see anything else.
Speaker 1: It is very well to God, feeling very very well,
Speaker 1: feeling behold his power. He can prevent Woopy Goldberg from
Speaker 1: trashing him. He has that ability.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The head of Cuba says he wants to meet with
Speaker 1: President Trump. Venezuela was applying the oil Venethuela's now no
Speaker 1: longer doing that, the economy is on its back, and
Speaker 1: President Trump has suggested maybe a friendly take over of Cuba.
Speaker 1: Number three, So Cuba.
Speaker 2: You said that Cuba wants to make a deal.
Speaker 1: What would the United States get in return for that?
Speaker 24: And why should Americans trust Marco Rubio to negotiate it?
Speaker 2: Well, Marco Rubio is doing a great job. I think
Speaker 2: he's going to go down as the greatest Secretary of
Speaker 2: State in history. Look at what we've done as a presidency,
Speaker 2: look at what we've done as an administration. They trust Marco,
Speaker 2: and so do the American people. Trust He's been successful
Speaker 2: no matter where he's been. He also speaks the language,
Speaker 2: which is always nice and always helpful. But he's dealing
Speaker 2: and it may be a friendly take over, it may
Speaker 2: not be a friendly taker. It wouldn't matter because they're
Speaker 2: really in. They're down to as they say, fumes. They
Speaker 2: have no energy, they have no money, They're deep trouble
Speaker 2: on a humanitarian basis, and we don't want to see that.
Speaker 2: But they were very very bad to a lot of people,
Speaker 2: as you know, and a lot of people living. The
Speaker 2: Cuban American vote, which I got at record levels, very
Speaker 2: important to those people are very important to me. I
Speaker 2: know what they went through. They went through hell. Some
Speaker 2: of them have gone on to be some of the
Speaker 2: most successful people in the country, Cuban American business people.
Speaker 2: Some of them are like the most successful in the country,
Speaker 2: and a lot of them are friends of mine because
Speaker 2: I've been fighting this battle with them for a long time.
Speaker 2: The Castro regime was brutal, but they lived off and
Speaker 2: as well. And now they don't live off. Venezuela sends
Speaker 2: them no energy, no fuel, no oil, no money, no nothing.
Speaker 2: They lived without Venezuela or they couldn't have made it,
Speaker 2: and we cut them off from everything else. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: where they're going to make either a deal or we'll
Speaker 2: do it just as easy anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ice wouldn't have to be in the streets if
Speaker 1: they had access to prisons in jails. Here's Eric Swalwell,
Speaker 1: by the way, he's running for governor of California, number four.
Speaker 34: And I appreciate the council member referencing the funding. We
Speaker 34: are in day twenty six of the DHS shutdown, and
Speaker 34: I will not vote to give them a penny. And
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Speaker 34: after doing this to the Gutierra's family, as particularly to
Speaker 34: a six year old death boy named Joseph, how could
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Speaker 35: Could you pass the funding and maybe just pull that
Speaker 35: much out of out of this budget and say, hey,
Speaker 35: we'll make that right, Like, is there anything here other
Speaker 35: than I guess somehow limiting ICE's ability to do its
Speaker 35: job that would get Democrats to at least pass a
Speaker 35: funding bill for DHS while we've had I don't know
Speaker 35: three terrorist attacks in the last week.
Speaker 36: Well, just like a epic fury, I am in the
Speaker 36: only Democrat that has refused to voting shutting down DHS,
Speaker 36: literally the only one. And now it will all agree
Speaker 36: that this would not have any impact in ICE. They
Speaker 36: already have their funding, and it doesn't push or force
Speaker 36: ICE to do any of those kinds of reforms that
Speaker 36: people think are necessary now too, Why would you want
Speaker 36: to punish all of these workers that under DHS. Only
Speaker 36: thing that it could do is just make us less
Speaker 36: safe and that also makes people have to go without
Speaker 36: getting paid. I'm at the airport virtually every week of
Speaker 36: the year, and I ask all those TSA agents and
Speaker 36: I said, hey, do you like not to get paid
Speaker 36: for your work? I haven't met one saying no, it's
Speaker 36: no problem.
Speaker 20: It's not a big deal, you know.
Speaker 37: So it's it's just it's I truly don't understand that
Speaker 37: other than it's it's just toxic for a Democrat to
Speaker 37: agree with something that maybe that the the Republican side.
Speaker 36: Might agree with that, and now I know that, but
Speaker 36: it's very easy more of a country over party, or
Speaker 36: I'm going to put those union workers over it, or
Speaker 36: America Security over what the base might demand.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seventy one s A g E Triple
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Speaker 1: Larry Elder still on NewsChannel that, of course, with Senator
Speaker 1: John Fetterman, one of the last sane Democrats in the Senate.
Speaker 1: Father of three who'd worked for nine years at TSA
Speaker 1: Salt Lake City, has quit. Quote I love the agency,
Speaker 1: I love the people that I work with, but my
Speaker 1: family has to come first. Close quote. He's one of
Speaker 1: three hundred TSA officers who've quit their jobs since a
Speaker 1: shutdown began quoting to CBS News. This is a probe
Speaker 1: Palestine supporter yelling at mam Dami for saying that Israel
Speaker 1: has the right to exist. Number forty four.
Speaker 38: This is that constantly reaffirmed Israel's right to exist, because
Speaker 38: people like me are constantly attacked by politicians for standing
Speaker 38: up for Palestine, and you are.
Speaker 2: Constantly defending the right for Israel to exist.
Speaker 38: My family is the state Palestine right now constantly under
Speaker 38: attack and I'm hearing esday three pals, but also Israel
Speaker 38: has the right to exist. Don't be hypocritical. Don't be
Speaker 38: hypocritical to say three Palestine when you're also defending the
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Speaker 1: WHOA and Mom, DOMI didn't say anything, of course, Now Mom,
Speaker 1: Donnie wants to have bybe natiyahoo arrest if he comes
Speaker 1: to New York City for being a war criminal. But
Speaker 1: for this gentleman, it wasn't good enough. Bill Maher asked
Speaker 1: Josh Stapuro, the governor of Pennsylvania, who is Jewish, about
Speaker 1: anti Semitism in his party as well. Number twenty four.
Speaker 31: Here's the question I have to ask you, which is
Speaker 31: something I would have never guessed I would be asking
Speaker 31: a Democrat in this year, which is that you're a
Speaker 31: Democrat running possibly for the nomination for.
Speaker 25: Re election as governor of Pennsylvania and you're Jewish.
Speaker 31: Yeah, and this is somehow maybe a complete deal breaker
Speaker 31: in the Democratic Party. I mean, the speed at which
Speaker 31: anti Semitism has gone to a place where I never
Speaker 31: imagined it would go. I mean, just this past week,
Speaker 31: bombings at the synagogues in Toronto, Belgium, Michigan. The guy
Speaker 31: drove a truck with explosive into the largest synagogue in
Speaker 31: West Bloomfield, Norway. The arrested, some suspicious behavior outside of
Speaker 31: synagogue Rotterdam, in the Netherlands synagogue. I see a pattern here,
Speaker 31: And somehow it got to and among the young people,
Speaker 31: anti Semitism got to be kind of cool. You think
Speaker 31: you could, if you did run for president, you could
Speaker 31: fight this and convince the Democratic Party that being Jewish
Speaker 31: isn't like the worst thing a person could be.
Speaker 25: Now, so let me addrust both pieces, the anti semitism
Speaker 25: and sort of the politics of being Jewish, as you ask.
Speaker 25: When I ran for governor, the first ad that I
Speaker 25: put on TV was something to search, show who I
Speaker 25: am what motivates me to serve, which is family and faith.
Speaker 25: And the first ad was my family and I doing
Speaker 25: what we do nearly every Friday night, which was sitting
Speaker 25: around the Sabbath dinner table having a meal together.
Speaker 2: We ran that ad.
Speaker 25: Despite a whole bunch of political consultants saying, Hey, don't
Speaker 25: run that, They're going to know you're Jewish. I'm like,
Speaker 25: I think they know I'm Jewish. Well, Bill, I share
Speaker 25: that with you because after we ran that, I'd show
Speaker 25: up in North Philly and folks would tell me about
Speaker 25: their Iftar after Ramadan. They were excited to share that
Speaker 25: with me. I'd show up in rural communities where I
Speaker 25: might increase the Jewish population by one hundred percent when
Speaker 25: I get there and they tell me about what lunch
Speaker 25: is like after church on Sundays. The point I'm making
Speaker 25: is that I believe people are good, and they are decent,
Speaker 25: and they want to know who you are at a
Speaker 25: deep level, and when you are open with them, they're
Speaker 25: more apt to be open with you. I won that election,
Speaker 25: got more votes to anybody in the history of Pennsylvania
Speaker 25: run in for governor because I'm proud of who I am,
Speaker 25: I'm proud of what motivates me, we serve, and I'm
Speaker 25: proud of my faith.
Speaker 2: I will tell you.
Speaker 25: At the same time, anti Semitism is a real problem
Speaker 25: in this country, and unfortunately, one of the things that
Speaker 25: has seemingly united the extremes of both parties is a
Speaker 25: pervasive sense of anti Semitism and bigotry and hatred toward Jews.
Speaker 25: And I think all leaders Democrat and Republican have a
Speaker 25: responsibility to call it out, to speak and act with
Speaker 25: moral clarity. I'll give you an example of that moral clarity.
Speaker 25: Governor Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan today spoke out with moral
Speaker 25: clarity about what happened in Michigan pardon me yesterday. But
Speaker 25: I think it is also important that it not only
Speaker 25: be words after a violent incident. Thank god, no one
Speaker 25: was killed in Michigan. There are seeds of anti Semitism
Speaker 25: being planted all over this country. People are being platformed,
Speaker 25: Folks are looking the other way and nodding toward it
Speaker 25: and allowing it to happen in their businesses on their
Speaker 25: screens and in their politics, and we have to speak
Speaker 25: up about it. And I don't care if it's coming
Speaker 25: from people in your own party, people you agree with,
Speaker 25: people you need to vote for.
Speaker 2: You. You gotta call it out.
Speaker 25: We cannot let this in our country continue the way
Speaker 25: it is.
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Speaker 1: with ABC News number thirty one.
Speaker 2: I want to be.
Speaker 21: I I didn't say it. I mean somebody wants it that.
Speaker 21: We have a lot of people working at the worst.
Speaker 21: But there's nobody that's better than the military than me.
Speaker 2: And what do you have to do is look at.
Speaker 21: The election, look at the election results, look at the
Speaker 21: guide of those that we get, look at the bone numbers.
Speaker 21: There's nobody that's ever been higher as a president than me.
Speaker 21: With about who are you a?
Speaker 2: Will you fourth?
Speaker 21: One of the worst most main post rut You know
Speaker 21: what ABC it is. I think it's maybe the most
Speaker 21: corrupted news organizations. I think that there I don't want
Speaker 21: anyway from Madoray.
Speaker 2: Wanting right there along? Yes, who are with her?
Speaker 1: She said, ABC rules it's quote maybe the most corrupt
Speaker 1: news organization close quote regarding the state of the Iranian
Speaker 1: army number twenty nine.
Speaker 21: Make it that bad?
Speaker 33: Yes, you mentioned that Iran's military husband destiny out economically
Speaker 33: other way.
Speaker 36: From the spear victory.
Speaker 21: You know, I want to just theres no reason doing
Speaker 21: I think I just say the decimated, but I think
Speaker 21: that we've done damage to them right now and we
Speaker 21: left right now. It would take them ten years and
Speaker 21: more to rebuild. But I'm still left declaring Ito Ran
Speaker 21: military is the crown. The job they've done is just.
Speaker 21: And the problem is the problem is that when you
Speaker 21: look at the faithful stories written by your people, written
Speaker 21: by and generated by AI Artistic and I just wondered.
Speaker 29: Like jafter you know these effect series.
Speaker 21: Did you know that the rally of two hundred and
Speaker 21: fifty thousand people, this suppos and rally.
Speaker 2: Respect Do you know because you he wrote about it,
Speaker 2: we talked.
Speaker 10: About it, and you know, mispect it.
Speaker 21: Was AI generally you didn't you know, you know there's
Speaker 21: anybody anybody that knew the country do there's not two
Speaker 21: hundred and fifty thousand people willing to stand in a
Speaker 21: circle and saying, how great coman he is?
Speaker 2: You want the military captive.
Speaker 1: Nobody asked these people how do you feel about Iran
Speaker 1: having a nuke? This is the actor Javey or bardein
Speaker 1: number twenty seven, No to war.
Speaker 2: I'm free, Podstine.
Speaker 31: My love pursuit them up comes from its unique ability
Speaker 31: to connect.
Speaker 2: Thank you mine.
Speaker 1: And has to do is renounce Hammas and declare that
Speaker 1: Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish state,
Speaker 1: and they'd have a state. I'm Larry Old. Let's do
Speaker 1: this again tomorrow. God bless.
Speaker 2: What can I say?
Speaker 3: Mambaue all across America.
Speaker 2: That's enough. Put down the micro Larry Elder Show.