Speaker 1: Ready to break the narrative, get the real story with
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Speaker 1: real conversation, real conviction, and real news. It's time for
Speaker 1: truth without spin. It's the Alex Marlow Show.
Speaker 2: It is the Alex Marlow Show. And I'm live from
Speaker 2: just outside of Washington, d C in an actual Salem
Speaker 2: studio today and I'm really happy to be here. It's
Speaker 2: a big news day for America because we have seen
Speaker 2: a absolute blowout jobs report. And I'll give you a
Speaker 2: little bit behind the scenes of my thinking of what
Speaker 2: I just witnessed, because I just spent some time with
Speaker 2: the Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnik, interviewed him for forty minutes
Speaker 2: at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Washington, d C. And
Speaker 2: one of the reasons why that's cool hotel because it
Speaker 2: was formerly the Trump Hotel, redesigned by Trump, and I
Speaker 2: tell you that place is immaculate, stunning. Trump did a
Speaker 2: great job with it and then ended up selling it
Speaker 2: all because of Joe Biden's horrible policies within DC. But
Speaker 2: it's a pretty amazing building. It used to be the
Speaker 2: original Post Office building. And we broke some news on
Speaker 2: the Post Office during the event, I promise I'm going
Speaker 2: to release the whole conversation as a podcast for you.
Speaker 2: So that's why I always recommend use download or subscribe,
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Speaker 2: into my feeds because I'm doing three additional episodes every week,
Speaker 2: a lot of them and long form interviews or other
Speaker 2: creative content. I have a show out now with Jeff Andrew,
Speaker 2: congressman from New Jersey, very interesting guy, and I do
Speaker 2: a long monologue on woke athletes who are hijacking the
Speaker 2: Olympics for their own petty political purposes and they're very,
Speaker 2: very lame the way they're doing that. I got some
Speaker 2: sound for you that'll play for that a little bit.
Speaker 2: But it was a very interesting thing to have Secretary
Speaker 2: Latin because he's in the middle of the news, because
Speaker 2: he's in the fray when it comes to the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: So he's been the centerpiece of a lot of the
Speaker 2: latest Epstein revelations. And it's because, to be frank with you,
Speaker 2: his initial telling of what happened with Epstein and with
Speaker 2: and his past with him, it didn't totally add up
Speaker 2: to past stories what we've learned recently, So just to
Speaker 2: catch all of you up, that Lutnik was next door
Speaker 2: neighbors to Jeffrey Epstein, and they he had claimed that
Speaker 2: he only really had won interaction. And by the way,
Speaker 2: in this country, you do end up talking to your neighbors,
Speaker 2: like them or not. And they literally shared a wall
Speaker 2: in New York and Epstein invited him over one day
Speaker 2: and he showed him his dining room, and his dining
Speaker 2: room apparently had a massage table and it was surrounded
Speaker 2: by candles. So I'll tell it stranger than fiction type stuff.
Speaker 2: Latinick said he thought it was disgusting and then he left.
Speaker 2: And so that was it we were told. But then
Speaker 2: we learned during the latest drop of Epstein files that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump or it was. Of course, we learned the
Speaker 2: big story, which is that Donald Trump thought that Epstein
Speaker 2: was a bad guy, was released law a law enforcement
Speaker 2: was looking into him, even called the police and talked
Speaker 2: the police in two thousand and six, and that Trump
Speaker 2: specifically said that Julane Maxwell, Epstein's pimp, I guess, was evil.
Speaker 2: So all that came out in the latest round of drops.
Speaker 2: But people don't want to focus on that. They want
Speaker 2: to focus on Letinx because Letink story isn't exactly the truth,
Speaker 2: to be frank. So he apparently was on his yacht
Speaker 2: and his family was there, all his children and his nanny,
Speaker 2: and they ended up having a lunch I guess on
Speaker 2: the island or on the yacht near the island, and
Speaker 2: he was present. There was another family president, there were
Speaker 2: the kids were there. So if you know anything about
Speaker 2: Latinix background, that he's a family man. He lost both
Speaker 2: of his parents to cancer. New was a young guy.
Speaker 2: He had, of course, was president CEO et cetera of
Speaker 2: Canterer Fitzgerald, which had five floors in the World Trade Center.
Speaker 2: He lost his brother in the World Trade Center and
Speaker 2: six hundred and thirty eight employees, kept all of them
Speaker 2: on payroll, made them all whole, and grew the business
Speaker 2: back again from zero. It's an amazing heroic story. But
Speaker 2: again that's not going to be any of the people's focus.
Speaker 2: People don't focus on that amazing national narrative or that
Speaker 2: personal narrative. They want to focus on, well, we got
Speaker 2: him here because he wasn't totally honest about his dealing
Speaker 2: with Epstein. Now I'll tell you. There is nothing that's
Speaker 2: alleged about the guy that is allegedly improper or illegal.
Speaker 2: There's no improprieties alleged. So now I'm in this position
Speaker 2: where I'm interviewing the guy and everyone wants to talk
Speaker 2: to him, but they want to talk to him about
Speaker 2: his lunch with Epstein where his family was there and
Speaker 2: the nanny was there, and I don't really want to
Speaker 2: do that. And now I've got a question that I
Speaker 2: got to ask myself. Am I going to walk the
Speaker 2: walk here? Or am I going to indulge the fake news?
Speaker 2: Am I going to indulge the fake news? And ask
Speaker 2: what they want to ask? Remember, he testified yesterday all
Speaker 2: day in Washington front of the House answering questions about this,
Speaker 2: saying that he did go to the island, he met
Speaker 2: for an hour, had lunch. No one's alleging he has
Speaker 2: anything to do with Pedo's or or any sort of
Speaker 2: a major network with Epstein. Remember Epscenity connector. And he
Speaker 2: connects with all sorts of people drum Elon Musk to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, to so many others, Bill Clinton, And what
Speaker 2: is he doing? He tries to wield power and money,
Speaker 2: He tries set up people with money, tries to get
Speaker 2: people of power, and of course he's a pedo in
Speaker 2: his own right, and he does all these sorts of
Speaker 2: stuff that's disgusting. I wouldn't want him in my life.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want him in my personal circle. But you
Speaker 2: could understand people who run around circles in Washington and
Speaker 2: in New York when you hear someone's a major connector
Speaker 2: has a huge role of deacks a lot of access
Speaker 2: to money, people of lunch, and they don't always care
Speaker 2: if they're a good guy or not. Now, is this okay?
Speaker 2: Don't I don't care. I'm worried about myself. And so
Speaker 2: you start touching the kids, then it's a problem. But
Speaker 2: if you're with the kids and the nanny's there, and
Speaker 2: the spouse is there and all these people, I got admit,
Speaker 2: I will allow the establishing media to sort that out.
Speaker 2: So then what do I do? Do I hijack my
Speaker 2: own interview, my big opportunity where I'm sitting down with
Speaker 2: commerce secretary one on one kind of the opportunity of
Speaker 2: a lifetime. Do I talk about the agenda or do
Speaker 2: I talk about all the Epstein stuff that the fake
Speaker 2: news media wants me to talk about and my decision
Speaker 2: was initially, I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna ask about it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get in. Epstein could derail everything. But then
Speaker 2: something magical happened, something that I think saved me from
Speaker 2: a big headache today in the news, and that is
Speaker 2: our jobs numbers came out. The job numbers came out,
Speaker 2: and they were anticipated at fifty maybe seventy thousand additional jobs.
Speaker 2: John Carney, Economic and Finance editor, who's a regular on
Speaker 2: my podcast and then has been on the show and
Speaker 2: I'll bring them on again soon, he would have thought
Speaker 2: that you could have made the case that even thirty
Speaker 2: thousand was a good level of jobs. Well, we got
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty thousand new jobs, more than double,
Speaker 2: almost triple some of the average economist projections for the numbers.
Speaker 2: And it gets better from there. Unemployment rate dropped, hourly
Speaker 2: earnings went up, and my favorite stat the federal government
Speaker 2: cut thirty four thousand jobs in the latest jobs report,
Speaker 2: thirty four thousand. So that means the federal government is
Speaker 2: tightening up and we're still growing jobs at a rate
Speaker 2: that people would never have anticipate it. And this is
Speaker 2: why it's because of these policies that we're going to
Speaker 2: be cutting waste, We're going to be slashing government. We
Speaker 2: are going we have a new immigration scheme, We're not
Speaker 2: importing a bunch of people to do menial, low wage jobs,
Speaker 2: which artificially inflates the numbers, and we're going to have
Speaker 2: to recalibrate what is the new normal at this time.
Speaker 2: But we know that these numbers, the thought that we
Speaker 2: would cut thirty four thousand federal jobs, it really means
Speaker 2: the job's numbers were kind of like one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy thousand jobs in the positive. Because do we really
Speaker 2: care that a bunch of federal workers lost their jobs? No,
Speaker 2: we don't. Not to say that some federal workers don't
Speaker 2: do some good, of course, but many, many, many of
Speaker 2: them do not do anything productive for society. And so
Speaker 2: I had the choice. Do I want to talk about
Speaker 2: the fact that once again Trump administration has been underestimated.
Speaker 2: People are not seeing the benefit of all Trump's policies.
Speaker 2: Do I want to start with that? Do I want
Speaker 2: to talk about the fact that we are some somehow
Speaker 2: we decided that we were going to wrap in government
Speaker 2: jobs in the federal level with the broader jobs report,
Speaker 2: that did make any sense to me. Why do we
Speaker 2: ever do that? To begin with, we never should have
Speaker 2: done that. We never should have included federal jobs in
Speaker 2: our job's data, because that just means the government can
Speaker 2: print money hire some people to do nothing, to basically
Speaker 2: play with their phones. Remember the one during the pandemic
Speaker 2: where there's a guy who's tweeting a picture of himself
Speaker 2: on a laptop and his bathtub because he was not
Speaker 2: an essential worker through the bathtub and with the laptop,
Speaker 2: very portly gentlemen taking up the whole tub. And that's
Speaker 2: what the people were doing when they had the non
Speaker 2: essential worker stuff going on during the pandemic. All these
Speaker 2: people got to go, they're gonna lose your jobs. They're
Speaker 2: gonna learn how to do some productive in the real
Speaker 2: world working force. So I had a choice. I could
Speaker 2: start with this this blowout number, or what I could
Speaker 2: do is I could start with clearing the air on
Speaker 2: the Epstein stuff, because I knew once I got going,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be able to come back around to it,
Speaker 2: because if I did come back around to it would
Speaker 2: honestly be like breaking wind in front of the whole
Speaker 2: row on microphone because they might yet, so I don't
Speaker 2: want to do. So we got into policy. We've got
Speaker 2: all sorts of stuff, and I'll tell you that I
Speaker 2: will save a lot of the major takeaways for future shows.
Speaker 2: But the focus was really on power, and we never
Speaker 2: thought about how de industrialized areas have spare power capacity
Speaker 2: that can be put to use. We're talking about smart restoring.
Speaker 2: We don't have to make everything. We don't have to
Speaker 2: important things like T shirts, but we can still restore
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff like building Mercedes in the United States.
Speaker 2: Focusing on pharmaceuticals, manufacturing the victories of the most favor
Speaker 2: nation policies with drug prices and the fact that we're
Speaker 2: going to be making more pharmaceuticals here, and basically bringing
Speaker 2: back shop class, this concept that Americans want to work
Speaker 2: with their hands. So much good stuff in that interview.
Speaker 2: It'll all be out for you soon. That's the opening
Speaker 2: of the show. We'll be right back. I'm Alex Marlow.
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Speaker 2: dot com. The Democrats are openly rooting against the country.
Speaker 2: They don't want to see us succeed economically, and that's
Speaker 2: part of the reason why I want to spend the
Speaker 2: time with Secretary of Latink talking about the actual agenda items,
Speaker 2: what's happening, how we're gonna grow. He talks about getting
Speaker 2: to six percent growth, how we can get there. Fed's
Speaker 2: gonna have to help out quite a bit on that
Speaker 2: as well. The immigration policies are gonna have to hold.
Speaker 2: But all of a sudden, we find ourselves in a
Speaker 2: position where countries are literally paying us money to reduce
Speaker 2: their tariffs, where they're gonna be giving us additional money.
Speaker 2: That's why I really think we need the external revenue service.
Speaker 2: We need to bring that. Trump was talking about it.
Speaker 2: We got to make that a reality. But in the meantime,
Speaker 2: you get people on the left who are actually talking
Speaker 2: down this economy, and none other than the socialist Senator
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders with his three houses. He's one of them.
Speaker 2: Let's play cut three.
Speaker 4: Please you wonder whether Trump is completely crazy and delusional
Speaker 4: or just the pathological liar. But the idea that anybody
Speaker 4: would believe that this is a great economy when sixty
Speaker 4: percent of our people I live in paycheck to paycheck,
Speaker 4: when the cost of the healthcare is going up. People
Speaker 4: can't afford housing, people can't afford the basic groceries, childcare
Speaker 4: system is this functional, People can't.
Speaker 5: Afford to go to college.
Speaker 4: And if this is the greatest economy in the history
Speaker 4: of the world, God help us.
Speaker 2: It's just such a negative view. They've all taken the
Speaker 2: black pill in this country. People on the left love
Speaker 2: complaining about this country. They relish it. They think that's
Speaker 2: essential to them to be able to complain as much
Speaker 2: as they can. But I was doing this when I
Speaker 2: was doing my research for the big event today. But
Speaker 2: looking into it that just from the Commerce Department, they've
Speaker 2: got twenty major trade deals and investment deals totaling ten
Speaker 2: trillion dollars of commitment, and they're just starting. There's going
Speaker 2: to be new things that are happening. We saw the
Speaker 2: Jobs Day to come in. We saw that wages are
Speaker 2: going up, and rents are coming down. Home prices are
Speaker 2: very high. But this is the whole trick here, is
Speaker 2: that if conservatives are talking about affordability, we're probably losing
Speaker 2: because that's implied that it's our fault, and the establishment
Speaker 2: media is not going to lead out with well, why
Speaker 2: it's things so unaffordable. Well, we have this thing called
Speaker 2: the Biden inflation, where we kept pumping money over and
Speaker 2: over into the economy even though we'd already recovered, for example,
Speaker 2: the American Recovery Act. We were well on the way
Speaker 2: to recovery, we'd recouped most of the jobs been lost
Speaker 2: by the pandemic, and we still put out another trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in spending. Obviously that's going to be inflationary. There's
Speaker 2: also so many habits that we have where we all
Speaker 2: yolo all of our money away, we spend everything that
Speaker 2: we can, we borrow it too much. And this this
Speaker 2: is cultural, both in the government and our personal levels,
Speaker 2: and then that's driving the prices up of a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff. So there's some cultural stuff and there's a
Speaker 2: lot of political stuff, and none of it has to
Speaker 2: do Donald Trump's expenditures. All that has to do with
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's and this is why you're seeing various parts
Speaker 2: of the government just slash slash slash people because that
Speaker 2: is the principle that we do not want to get
Speaker 2: rolled by government employees who do nothing, and we don't
Speaker 2: have tony leering centers around where we're funding projects that
Speaker 2: are just not providing any benefit to anyone. So this
Speaker 2: is very essential because we have a culture that is
Speaker 2: we must watch during election year. It is very normal
Speaker 2: in a lot of circles in this country just to
Speaker 2: complain about this country. I'm going to play for you
Speaker 2: a clip. This is something that was heartbreaking. This is
Speaker 2: from US Olympic curler rich Ruhonen, who's a fifty four
Speaker 2: year old who glide stones on ice very well and
Speaker 2: he brooms them as well. And we all love curling,
Speaker 2: or so we thought, but he still is determined to
Speaker 2: ruin curling for us. Is play cut one.
Speaker 6: Please, we'd be verymiss if we didn't at least mention
Speaker 6: what's going on in Minnesota and what a tough time
Speaker 6: it's been for everybody. This stuff is happening right right
Speaker 6: around where we live. And uh, I am a lawyer,
Speaker 6: as you know. When we do the cost. We have
Speaker 6: a constitution and it allows us to freedom of the
Speaker 6: press and freedom of speech, protects us from unreasonable searches
Speaker 6: and seizures, and makes it that we have to, you know,
Speaker 6: have probable costs to be pulled over. And what's happening
Speaker 6: in Minnesota is wrong. There's no shades of gray.
Speaker 2: And no shades of gray cleaning up the fraudulent leering centers,
Speaker 2: trying to get some of the people who are legally
Speaker 2: aliens who are only here to try to build the
Speaker 2: taxpayers and to take funds from us. None of that's legitimate.
Speaker 2: There's nothing to it. There's no shades of gray. I
Speaker 2: should not be there trying to enforce our laws. And
Speaker 2: he felt like it was appropriate to go overseas to
Speaker 2: a foreign country while he's wearing the red, white and
Speaker 2: blue representing our country. In the Olympics supposed to be
Speaker 2: a celebration of sports and physical excellence, even if it's
Speaker 2: just being excellent as gliding stones, we're celebrating it. Everyone
Speaker 2: loves curling. It's fun to watch. Did you get pumped
Speaker 2: up watching it? A lot of fist pumping going on.
Speaker 2: They're very animated people, the curlers, very calm them, very animated,
Speaker 2: all at once. It's very toxic, and it was NonStop.
Speaker 2: On the most recent podcast I go through, I play
Speaker 2: about a half a dozen clips of athletes. They're all
Speaker 2: complaining about this country. They never see anything nice. And
Speaker 2: no other country does this. No other country sends their
Speaker 2: athletes out on the world stage to trash us. It's
Speaker 2: dark and it comes from the institutional left that runs
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Speaker 2: So you guys see why Andrey Breitbart was so focused
Speaker 2: on the culture because you see that they have away
Speaker 2: the cultural actors, whether it be a sports star, whether
Speaker 2: it be a movie star. They just have a way
Speaker 2: of changing the national conversation, even if they have nothing
Speaker 2: really to say other than gripe generically about what they've
Speaker 2: seen on ms now or whatever is their favorite lefty
Speaker 2: Twitter account. That's what they do is destructive for the country.
Speaker 2: I think it cuts our national morale and our soubtern
Speaker 2: media is really the worst part of this. The most
Speaker 2: recent podcast, I go in a pretty big rant about
Speaker 2: Eileen Gou, who is the Chinese but actually American downhill
Speaker 2: skier who wins a lot of races, and she's a
Speaker 2: total prop set up by the Communist Party of China
Speaker 2: to try to subvert America. This is a person who
Speaker 2: grew up in the United States, benefited from the United
Speaker 2: States and our facilities and resources. She went to Stanford University.
Speaker 2: She might still go there much sure if she's done.
Speaker 2: And yet she competes for China, where their human rights
Speaker 2: atrocities have been well documented, no better than any place
Speaker 2: as brightbourt News, we've done it the best. And yet
Speaker 2: she represents China, and the media not only treats it unquestioningly,
Speaker 2: they lavish praise on her. They put on the cover
Speaker 2: of magazines, they're very enthusiastic when her downhill skiing goes well.
Speaker 2: People need to understand the point of the Olympics is
Speaker 2: not just about if you can slide a stone better
Speaker 2: than others, or if you can get downhill very quickly
Speaker 2: with some clips. All that's very cool. It's really about
Speaker 2: excellence and it's actually heart The Olympics can be an
Speaker 2: extremely nationalistic exercise, which I like because part of nationalism
Speaker 2: isn't just America first. America first is a huge component
Speaker 2: of it. America is an exceptional place, but we also
Speaker 2: believe a better way to organize the rest of the
Speaker 2: world is strong nations make good neighbors. People forget this
Speaker 2: that there's another component to nationalism. It's not white nationalism.
Speaker 2: It's not America only. It's that country. The world would
Speaker 2: be better off if other countries were strong, and let's
Speaker 2: keep that in mind. And so one thing that does
Speaker 2: not make America strong is when other countries get just
Speaker 2: claim our people and we treat it like that's a
Speaker 2: good thing. That Americans are competing for other countries. I
Speaker 2: don't think it is, and I think it's very important.
Speaker 2: The dual citizenship, the dual loyalty. We need to crack
Speaker 2: down on that. Peter Schweizer is on the show saying
Speaker 2: specifically that we've got to end dual citizenship, and I'm
Speaker 2: all in on it, and this is why it's important
Speaker 2: to try to do the best we can to provide
Speaker 2: some counter narratives. I wanted to catch up a little
Speaker 2: bit on Kid Rock was out there making a rounds
Speaker 2: about the and the alternate Super Bowl halftime. The Treeing
Speaker 2: Point USA put out Big Success. I got to cut
Speaker 2: it out as we cut nine.
Speaker 7: Please Wow, They're going to double down, And to me,
Speaker 7: it was kind of just like another middle finger to conservatives.
Speaker 3: To the MAGA. Yeah, you know, crowd to my base everything.
Speaker 7: If the NFL really wanted to, you know, stick to
Speaker 7: its stated goals, they clearly want to go global.
Speaker 3: I understand that, grow their business. Go for it. I'm
Speaker 3: not in agreeance with it, but go for it.
Speaker 7: I mean, there's a band that's arguably the biggest band
Speaker 7: in the world that checks all their boxes right in
Speaker 7: San Francisco, and that would be Metallica and there's also
Speaker 7: some great Bay Area rappers like E forty or two short,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean. So it's it's I mean,
Speaker 7: it's it's it's literally another thing too. When you look
Speaker 7: at all the performers they had, it's like, literally, okay
Speaker 7: to be this outspoken liberal.
Speaker 3: You still get to perform all this stuff.
Speaker 7: But on the other side, number one, if you're vocal
Speaker 7: like things with me, they don't want anything to do
Speaker 7: with you, but they want you to shut up.
Speaker 2: It's actually great commentary. He totally nailed that, and I
Speaker 2: think he's right. And I think that it's the Metallica
Speaker 2: does not right wing people there. I think they're left
Speaker 2: wing people. Would any of you have been upset if
Speaker 2: you're a Metallica was doing the halftime show? Of course not.
Speaker 2: It's a great example. He pulled a great example there.
Speaker 2: I'm not as familiar with too short, though. I gotta
Speaker 2: admit if I'm agnorant here, email me a low hat
Speaker 2: Alex Marlow dot com to explain to me the virtues
Speaker 2: of too short. Sean, are you a big too short guy?
Speaker 2: You gotta tell me because I I Sean says he's
Speaker 2: a legend, So there you go. So kid Rock is
Speaker 2: on this Those are the exact right talking mores. And
Speaker 2: I said this on this very show. I like that
Speaker 2: the NFL wants to be international. I think that's potentially
Speaker 2: a good thing. But if international is exporting America, not
Speaker 2: taking a guy who is boycotting doing shows in the
Speaker 2: United States of America, Bad Money will not perform in
Speaker 2: the United States of America aside from the super Bowl
Speaker 2: because he does not like this country. And I played
Speaker 2: the CBS clip where the CBS reporter was saying it's
Speaker 2: because he thinks Ice is going to detain his fans. No,
Speaker 2: he was boycotting before the eye stuff. The guy does
Speaker 2: he boycott because he does not like this country. He
Speaker 2: doesn't like it here. That's why he is very much
Speaker 2: an emphasizing but aguy ganada. So we gotta get that drop.
Speaker 2: We gotta keep that candada around John's. We could play
Speaker 2: it from time to time. All right, let's continue to
Speaker 2: check in on our friends who are on the left,
Speaker 2: who are the enemies of Ice. Why not play this clip.
Speaker 2: This is the one that's been making the round. C
Speaker 2: Span La Monica McIvor cuts having place.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you some questions that you may be
Speaker 8: able to answer, mister Lions, do you consider yourself a
Speaker 8: religious man?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yes, okay, Well, how do you think Judgment Day will
Speaker 8: work for you?
Speaker 5: With so much blood on your hands?
Speaker 2: I'm not going to entertain that question.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, of course not. Do you think you're going
Speaker 8: to hell? Mister Lions.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to end.
Speaker 5: How many General Lady will suspend? General Lady will suspend
Speaker 5: mister shervern. I'm just asking a question.
Speaker 8: You all, you guys are always talking about religion here
Speaker 8: in the Bible.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's okay, I mek a question.
Speaker 2: It's too good. It's your So it's the She thinks
Speaker 2: she's got him. He says, are you going to hell?
Speaker 2: And then he says, I'm not looking into that question.
Speaker 2: She says, of course not. You got to play along
Speaker 2: with me, the great La Monica mc ivor. We're gonna
Speaker 2: make all these people famous. She's in New Jersey congresswoman.
Speaker 2: In case you guys were not familiar with her, Congressman MacIvor,
Speaker 2: I was not familiar with your game. That was really good.
Speaker 2: It's a when did you stop killing everyone? So he's
Speaker 2: the acting eye director at the moment. Lions, so that's
Speaker 2: the point, is it. They hate the concept of unforcing
Speaker 2: immigrations and custom laws. I dream more from the clip.
Speaker 2: Let's play some more. That was it. I want to
Speaker 2: let's hear it again. I want to give some more insight.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you some questions that you may be
Speaker 8: able to pause.
Speaker 2: Pause, so she does the acts. You don't have to.
Speaker 2: So it's a flex to be able to not say
Speaker 2: the word ask. Just noting that.
Speaker 8: Go on, mister Allons, do you consider yourself a religious man?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yes, okay, Well, how do you think judgment Day will
Speaker 8: work for you?
Speaker 5: With so much blood on your hands?
Speaker 2: I'm not going to entertain that question.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, of course not. Do you think you're going
Speaker 8: to hell? Mister Allions.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to end how many General Lady will suspend,
Speaker 2: jenerl Lady will suspend mister Sherman.
Speaker 8: I'm just asking a question, you guys talking about religious
Speaker 8: questions in the Bible.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's okay for you, We're good, We're good.
Speaker 2: It's the I want. This is the whole trick here.
Speaker 2: We've got to get Democrats to be able to have
Speaker 2: to defend this stuff like I would like for all
Speaker 2: of them to say in Democrat leadership and Democrat commentariat
Speaker 2: and people fancy themselves intellectuals, that what do you think
Speaker 2: of this presentation? She intentionally is bascheardizing the language. She
Speaker 2: is asking someone who is just trying to enforce our
Speaker 2: immigrations and customs laws, is new to the job, whether
Speaker 2: or not that he is responsible for all sorts of deaths,
Speaker 2: and if he knows that he's going to hell. Is
Speaker 2: if she's the one who decides who goes to hell,
Speaker 2: that's the whole thing, the whole arrogance of this. It
Speaker 2: is just people of faith. I think I understand that
Speaker 2: one of the greatest mysteries of it all is that
Speaker 2: we don't really know the rules. They're in the Bible.
Speaker 2: That's the best we can do. And although the Bible
Speaker 2: doesn't say, Lamonica McIver is in charge of who goes
Speaker 2: to heaven who doesn't. So that's where you get your
Speaker 2: rules from, and I don't. The arrogance of it is
Speaker 2: pretty breathtaking, you got to say. But they really think
Speaker 2: they've got this talking point. They think this is essential
Speaker 2: to keep going after ice. Let us play cut four
Speaker 2: with Akeem Jeffries.
Speaker 9: Please, we've made clear that taxpayer dollars should be used
Speaker 9: to make life more affordable for the American people, not
Speaker 9: brutalized or kill them. That shouldn't be a controversial proposition.
Speaker 9: We know that ICE is completely and totally out of
Speaker 9: control on way too far, and they need to be
Speaker 9: rained in so that immigration enforcement in this country is fair,
Speaker 9: it's just, and it's humane. And the only way to
Speaker 9: bring that about right now is for there to be
Speaker 9: dramatic changes in the way in which DHS conducts itself
Speaker 9: before any funding bill moves forward on Friday.
Speaker 2: So let me be clear, and I will speak in
Speaker 2: staccato tones to emulate Hakeem Jeffries that what he wants
Speaker 2: is for ICE to get killed and to get murdered
Speaker 2: and to get run over with cars. So they're doing
Speaker 2: they're normalizing climate of violence against Ice. The two he wants.
Speaker 2: He wants vigilante secession, confederacy insurrection in our streets, precisely
Speaker 2: what he's calling for there, the idea that ICE. They
Speaker 2: don't think ICE has any right to exist, and they're
Speaker 2: standing on ceremony with his DHS funding measure where ICE
Speaker 2: is basically completely funded, but they're still trying to reduce
Speaker 2: funds as best they can, because they feel like the
Speaker 2: more they reduce funds it'll be some sort of a
Speaker 2: spheric furic victory for them. Peric orpheric. You can get that.
Speaker 2: You guys can correct me an email. But as they want,
Speaker 2: ICE is funded. ICE is going to be doing what
Speaker 2: they do. Tom Holmes in charge overall, and he knows
Speaker 2: what he's doing. So what is striking to me is
Speaker 2: that we focus on things that are non problems, and
Speaker 2: yet we somehow gloss over some things that are truly outrageous.
Speaker 2: Myself included here putting a hand up. I did not
Speaker 2: spend time on the show talking about how insane it
Speaker 2: is that can Tanji Brown Jackson, the Supreme Court justice,
Speaker 2: not only went to the Grammys, which I may have
Speaker 2: mentioned briefly, but she was cheering on as they were
Speaker 2: applauding anti ice hysteria play cuts.
Speaker 10: Please some of the Blackburn Marshall Blackburn has called for
Speaker 10: an investigation and to your impartiality, so we have a
Speaker 10: response to the well.
Speaker 11: I mean, when you are in public life, criticism, you
Speaker 11: know is part of the job. I'm sure all of
Speaker 11: you have faced it. Another part of the job. Actually,
Speaker 11: my job is public outreach and education. When the justices
Speaker 11: are on recess, which is what we are doing right now,
Speaker 11: we really have an opportunity to go out into the
Speaker 11: community in various different ways. I was actually in La
Speaker 11: because of a moot court that I was doing at
Speaker 11: around the same time, and it's just so happened that
Speaker 11: I got nominated for this Grammy, and I was already
Speaker 11: going to be there, and I thought, this is a
Speaker 11: great opportunity to highlight my work in this way and
Speaker 11: to see what's happening at the Grammy.
Speaker 2: What was happening is that they were saying so like
Speaker 2: f ice and ice out and all that. Given awards
Speaker 2: to Bad Bunny, Bad Bunny. Did you guys catch in
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl where Bad Bunny presented his Grammy to
Speaker 2: some kid, just said to remind people he got a Grammy.
Speaker 2: The pirston with the most Grammys is like Beyonce or something.
Speaker 2: Actually I think it is Alison Kraus. He's a great artist,
Speaker 2: but Beyonce has got thirty five Grammys. Most of your
Speaker 2: favorite bands have never had a Grammy. So it's all
Speaker 2: paid for play, it's all cooked to try to get
Speaker 2: people to pay attention to it. But it's like lifetime
Speaker 2: Achievement awards that people make the most money for the
Speaker 2: most people. That's what it's about. But just to make
Speaker 2: the point that the obvious point that I feel like
Speaker 2: I shouldn't need to make, but I should. The fact
Speaker 2: that the Supreme Court Justice of the United States is
Speaker 2: showing up an event like the Grammys, reducing herself to
Speaker 2: that level and then applodding along as they attack or
Speaker 2: immigrations and customs enforcement, our own law enforcement is completely insane.
Speaker 2: That's happening in this country. She should be removed from
Speaker 2: office and impeached, but we know that's not going to happen,
Speaker 2: So I don't want to waste too much breath on it.
Speaker 2: But isn't outright, and I feel like I had to
Speaker 2: identify it. We'll be right back right after this. We
Speaker 2: have a great team here. Sean McConnell runs a boards,
Speaker 2: Roger Wicker Jr. Rick Locke, Garrett Shollie, Matt Zibel, Brandon Couples,
Speaker 2: Mister Callahan, John Cassio all make contributions. Greg Evan is
Speaker 2: our executive producer and honorary producer Gee helping us out
Speaker 2: in the DC Studios today and Junior junior producer Scott
Speaker 2: Jennings is in the building as well. I got to
Speaker 2: meet Scott for the first time in person. I did
Speaker 2: not ask for his autograph. Was that a big mistake?
Speaker 2: I don't know. But he'll be on momentarily on the
Speaker 2: live radio station. So it is great to see Scott.
Speaker 2: A very good person. He's a good man. I like that. Scott,
Speaker 2: not just a hard worker, good guy. All right, so
Speaker 2: I heard now thanks to Sean. He played the Kannada
Speaker 2: clip for the fourth or fifth time I played on
Speaker 2: the show, and I do repeat clips sometimes. Part of
Speaker 2: it is because you get something out of it. He
Speaker 2: says Canada twice. I didn't catch that the first three
Speaker 2: or four times I went through it, but he does.
Speaker 2: He gives a double shout out to Canada. So God
Speaker 2: bless America once, God Bless Canada twice. That bad bunny.
Speaker 2: He is really a visionary. Okay, So I have a
Speaker 2: Canada or Canada store which is not positive. There was
Speaker 2: a mass shooting. It was yesterday and it's something called
Speaker 2: tumblr Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia. And now the
Speaker 2: suspect is a trans person. And so recall that we
Speaker 2: had in August twenty twenty five, Minneapolis, Minnesota trans shooting,
Speaker 2: killing two children at the as they pray to Catholic
Speaker 2: church March twenty twenty three. Of course, the Nashville shooting
Speaker 2: one the worst in a recent memory, where they had
Speaker 2: the mystery the manifesto that would never come out Audrey Hale,
Speaker 2: who is a transman. And then of course we have
Speaker 2: the Charlie Kirk suspected assassin, say suspected to be careful
Speaker 2: for legal purposes, Tyler Robinson, who was at a minimum
Speaker 2: seemed to be in love with the transperson. So tran
Speaker 2: tifa terror is a big threat. And so just note
Speaker 2: that when the established media is trying to dictate what's
Speaker 2: front and center for us, what we're talking about that
Speaker 2: is a it's note worthy. The tran tifata big threat
Speaker 2: even in Canada. All right, one other item on the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl, we were checking out the YouTube with Sean
Speaker 2: during the break and it looks like about sixty odd
Speaker 2: million people watched at least clicked on the YouTube of
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl show, which is really only triple the
Speaker 2: first time ever kid rock show with Turning Point, which
Speaker 2: is super impressive for Turning Point and the actual ratings
Speaker 2: on the TV dropped parkably, not just from the game itself,
Speaker 2: but from the Kendrick Lamar Show from twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: so down about forty percent from the Kendrick Lamar Show
Speaker 2: and also was down significantly from the rest of the
Speaker 2: game content. So I do think that the Bad Bunny staff, though,
Speaker 2: while not illegal or moral, it's one of these things
Speaker 2: where it's fun to dunk on it because he's given
Speaker 2: us this great content and allowed us to identify who
Speaker 2: are truly the divisive ones. And it is the NFL,
Speaker 2: and it is Jay Z and whoever put this guy
Speaker 2: up to it. The anti Ice crowd is the divisive crowd.
Speaker 2: So this is important to note because I did see
Speaker 2: this tweet from Congressman Randy Fine, who I've got some
Speaker 2: mixed feelings. Chat him on the show. He's probably probably
Speaker 2: be an interesting interview, but he sent a letter to
Speaker 2: the to Brendan Carr, the FCC chairman, calling for a
Speaker 2: full and immediate investigation into the Bad Bunny halftime show.
Speaker 2: Let me strongly disavow, I don't want this thing investigated
Speaker 2: the community government for something else. We're investing. The halftime
Speaker 2: show already happened, can't we just complain about it on
Speaker 2: talk radio and try to shed some light on some
Speaker 2: of the important issues. So we have to investigate it
Speaker 2: with federal resources, I don't think so there's other stuff
Speaker 2: we should be doing, particularly on the athletic front. I mean,
Speaker 2: I just feel like sometimes you want to investigate, sometimes
Speaker 2: you just want to talk about it. Another one, I
Speaker 2: want to talk about the Olympic skier who wrote f
Speaker 2: Ice in urine. I did not bring this up on
Speaker 2: the show, but I should have. But a guy named
Speaker 2: Gus Kenworthy who wrote f ice, but he did it
Speaker 2: in urine allegedly. I don't know. It was really nice handwriting,
Speaker 2: and I've never tried to write with urine before, but
Speaker 2: I would imagine the penmanship would have been compromised to
Speaker 2: some degree, and he had perfect penmanship. So I don't
Speaker 2: know what servistunt. This was maybe AI whatever. But he
Speaker 2: now is saying he's a victim of hate and vitriol online.
Speaker 2: So he's complaining after he puts f i's as an
Speaker 2: olympian uses the platform to try to attack ice with urine.
Speaker 2: He's actually upset that he is being targeted online. Buddy,
Speaker 2: ever gets targeted online, you are the wrong shirt color.
Speaker 2: You get targeted online. So if you're going to start
Speaker 2: attacking immigrations and customs enforcement, and we only pay attention
Speaker 2: because you're good at sports ball, you're going to get attacked.
Speaker 2: So just get used to it. It's just the world
Speaker 2: we're in. One other thing that is in the world
Speaker 2: that we're in is that people are increasingly wisening up
Speaker 2: to requiring voter ID. A new Pew research study, eighty
Speaker 2: three percent of US adults say they support requiring all
Speaker 2: voters show government issued ID to vote, including seventy one
Speaker 2: percent of Democrats. So just note when Democrats are saying
Speaker 2: they don't want to voter ID, it is for one
Speaker 2: reason and one reason alone. They know it'll make it
Speaker 2: harder for them to cheat. It will make it harder
Speaker 2: for them to win elections and keep their job and
Speaker 2: to keep power. And their donors who support them do
Speaker 2: not tolerate it. Even their own constituents are open to it.
Speaker 2: It's the donor class and knows their job is gonna
Speaker 2: be much more difficult to win elections for bad guys
Speaker 2: with bad values if we make voter ID. The law
Speaker 2: of land, go in peace to love and serve the
Speaker 2: Lord I'm Alex Marlow. Thanks for listening.