Speaker 1: All right back on the Big one seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: It is the Wednesday night edition of the Midweek Crisis.
Speaker 1: I'm Dan Carol, still getting things arranged here in the studio.
Speaker 1: The computer was taking a sweet time getting booted up tonight,
Speaker 1: but we got I got a ton of stuff I
Speaker 1: want to cover, and hopefully your phone calls as well.
Speaker 1: Five to one three phone lines are open right now.
Speaker 1: Five to one, three, seven, four, nine, seven, one, eight
Speaker 1: hundred the Big one are the numbers to call the
Speaker 1: one guest I have tonight, And I might have two guests,
Speaker 1: but right now I've only got one that I know
Speaker 1: will be here. Evangeline Duval is a tireless child advocate
Speaker 1: and she works locally with She's got a couple of
Speaker 1: different foundations that she has had it up or does
Speaker 1: heat up here in the in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Speaker 1: The one found that I where I met her is
Speaker 1: with that she is with the Dan Varner Foundation for
Speaker 1: Families and Children and that is a great organization that
Speaker 1: works with foster care agencies in the Tri state area,
Speaker 1: and so that's how I met her. But she is
Speaker 1: she is a tireless advocate for children and the information
Speaker 1: that she has when it comes to child sex trafficking,
Speaker 1: those sorts of just a shameful, horrible activities that go on.
Speaker 1: Is it just blows me away when I hear her
Speaker 1: talk about this. And then the reason I wanted to
Speaker 1: have her on is because last week President Trump and
Speaker 1: Milania Trump got together on an initiative and he signed
Speaker 1: some executive orders that deal with foster care in the
Speaker 1: United States, and specifically the executive orders that the President
Speaker 1: sign are are going to assist kids who are aging
Speaker 1: out of the foster care system. There is also some
Speaker 1: updates now on the almost four hundred thousand kids that
Speaker 1: came into this country under the Biden administration, and we're
Speaker 1: trafficked in just some of the most horrible ways possible.
Speaker 1: So we'll get into that after the news at the
Speaker 1: bottom of the hour. So between that and now your
Speaker 1: phone calls, one of the things and the other thing
Speaker 1: I really want to get into in the ten o'clock
Speaker 1: hour I plan to do this is I've got the
Speaker 1: audio of these these Democrat senators who are They put
Speaker 1: out this video and they are speaking to members of
Speaker 1: the military. And look, if you're in the military or
Speaker 1: you're like me, I was in the military. I served
Speaker 1: four years in the Air Force back in the early
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties. I don't talk about it all that much.
Speaker 1: I mean, my service was it was four years in
Speaker 1: the Air Force. But in any case, it doesn't matter
Speaker 1: if you were in the military or you are in
Speaker 1: the military. You should be offended by this. I am.
Speaker 1: You've got these different set of these senators out there.
Speaker 1: Who are They put this video out and they are
Speaker 1: telling members of the military not to obey the orders
Speaker 1: of the president of the commander in chief, the president
Speaker 1: of the United States, suggesting that the orders that he
Speaker 1: gives them may be illegal, and you can't. You don't
Speaker 1: have any obligation to obey any illegal order. But yet
Speaker 1: they in their video they don't claim to or they
Speaker 1: don't give an example of anything illegal or any type
Speaker 1: of illegal order that the president has put out there.
Speaker 1: And there was an opportunity for one of these Democrat senators.
Speaker 1: Jason Crowe is the guy's name, and he used to
Speaker 1: be a military officer, he likes to claim. I have
Speaker 1: no doubt that he was a military I think he
Speaker 1: might have been in the army. But he was on
Speaker 1: with Martha McCollum and on Fox News, and she asked
Speaker 1: him the exact same question that I was asking. Give
Speaker 1: me one of these orders that you think the president
Speaker 1: or something that the president has done as commander in
Speaker 1: chief that you believe to be unlawful. And of course
Speaker 1: he couldn't answer. So I'm going to get into that
Speaker 1: in the ten o'clock hour, in the me time. One
Speaker 1: of the other things that's really cracking my cookies is
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama. She's out on her book tour. She's got
Speaker 1: a book now. It's uh, I think it's called The
Speaker 1: Look or something like that. I don't know what it's called,
Speaker 1: but I mean, she's This is what got me. And
Speaker 1: and I was thinking about I could have played the
Speaker 1: SoundBite on this or you know, the the audio cut,
Speaker 1: but I decided not to because I'm just so tired
Speaker 1: of hearing her voice. I mean I really am, and
Speaker 1: the way she speaks, and she's so arrogant and so condescending,
Speaker 1: thinks she knows everything. And so this past Friday, she
Speaker 1: was at an event in New York selling her book,
Speaker 1: and she told an audience that she most certainly would
Speaker 1: not be running for office in the near future because
Speaker 1: we're just not grown up. Enough to elect a woman
Speaker 1: to be our leader. Here's what she said. She said.
Speaker 1: She talked about Kamala Harris has lost to Donald Trump
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four as her evidence of the country sexism,
Speaker 1: saying Americans have a lot of growing up to as
Speaker 1: we saw this past election, sadly, we ain't ready, she
Speaker 1: said at the Brooklyn Academy of Music while promoting her
Speaker 1: new book to Look. That's why I'm like, don't even
Speaker 1: look at me about running, because y'all are lying. You're
Speaker 1: not ready for a woman. You are not. You know,
Speaker 1: We've got a lot of growing up to do. And
Speaker 1: there are still, sadly, a lot of men who do
Speaker 1: not feel like they can be led by a woman.
Speaker 1: And we saw it, so Kamala. According to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: the highly intelligent went to Princeton University, has by all accounts,
Speaker 1: an absolutely charmed life. Her husband was elected the President
Speaker 1: of the United States, not once, but twice. She was
Speaker 1: first Lady everywhere she turned. I mean when she was
Speaker 1: first Lady, how many magazine covers, how many puff pieces,
Speaker 1: how many articles, all swooning, all glowing, all couldn't get
Speaker 1: enough Michelle Obama. Every time you went to the grocery store.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about. You get all the
Speaker 1: magazines there in the checkout line, and how many covers
Speaker 1: every week had a picture of Michelle Obama? How many?
Speaker 1: Do you know what I'm talking about? And yet she's
Speaker 1: got all this room to complain about her life. And
Speaker 1: there's no way I would I would have voted for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. And according to Michelle Obama, the only reason
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do that is because she's a woman. Well, no,
Speaker 1: that mean being a woman is way way way down
Speaker 1: on my list of why I wouldn't vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Being totally a wholly unqualified, being an idiot are pretty
Speaker 1: high on the list. And it's one thing for me
Speaker 1: to say that, but it's another thing for me to
Speaker 1: look at what she actually has done. And one of
Speaker 1: the first things she was supposed to do was Joe
Speaker 1: Biden put her in charge of the Southern border. Well,
Speaker 1: how did that work out? She went down to the
Speaker 1: to you know, the the what do they call it,
Speaker 1: the Triangle, the Southern Triangle, whatever they call it. Send
Speaker 1: a bunch of money down there. She was going to
Speaker 1: get to the root calls find that root cause of
Speaker 1: what caused people to come and come into our country illegally.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she was in charge of the border. She
Speaker 1: was the borders are and then of course later on
Speaker 1: after she would turned out to be a complete failure
Speaker 1: at that well, I never really was the borders. What
Speaker 1: about that time she went to South Korea and talked
Speaker 1: about America's great relationship with North Korea. She was in
Speaker 1: charge of connecting rural America to the Internet. I believe
Speaker 1: the number was forty one billion dollars and that was
Speaker 1: that was one of the great projects that she was
Speaker 1: in charge of. How many people got connected to the
Speaker 1: Internet through that project? The answer is zero. So there's
Speaker 1: a piece written by Olivia Murray, an American thinker, and
Speaker 1: she writes that not wanting Kamala in office was in sexist,
Speaker 1: it was policy and common sense. If the Democrats were
Speaker 1: to nominated a candidate who wasn't a complete babbling dunce
Speaker 1: with an abysmal track record, maybe things would be different.
Speaker 1: Funny enough, the only Trump cabinet members I'm happy with
Speaker 1: are former Democrats A RFK and Tulsea Gabbert. And then
Speaker 1: she talks about Earl Wins some Seers. Many Americans are
Speaker 1: ready and willing to put a woman into office, admittedly,
Speaker 1: she writes, not me if I can help it. In fact,
Speaker 1: tons of Americans just voted to put a woman, and
Speaker 1: not just a woman, but a black woman like Michelle,
Speaker 1: like Kamala into the governor's seat Virginia. And guess what
Speaker 1: they were Republicans and conservative voters, including men, and according
Speaker 1: to Michelle Obama, men like me that we don't want
Speaker 1: to vote for a woman. We're not ready to have
Speaker 1: a woman in a leadership position because we are sexist
Speaker 1: and we are racist. According to Michelle Obama, she knows, man,
Speaker 1: and she really knows. But it was the Democrats who
Speaker 1: voted against the black woman and she lost. In fact,
Speaker 1: the group that voted against Republican Earl Winsome Seers was
Speaker 1: almost one d black women. Black women in Virginia voted
Speaker 1: against Earl Winsome Seers ninety six percent. Between Earl Sears
Speaker 1: and Abigail Spanburger, more men supported Earl Sears fifty one
Speaker 1: percent than they did span Burger, a white woman. When
Speaker 1: you look at white men with a college degree, fifty
Speaker 1: two percent went for Earl Seers forty eight percent for
Speaker 1: span Burger. When you look at white men without a
Speaker 1: college degree, seventy one percent went for Earl Winsome seers
Speaker 1: twenty nine percent on span Burger men white men actually
Speaker 1: just tried to put a woman, a black woman, in
Speaker 1: a position of executive authority, but Democrat voters said, hell no,
Speaker 1: including women. Y'all racist, y'all sexist, y'all racist. According to
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama, not ready to put a woman in office.
Speaker 1: We just saw it because you wouldn't vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Never mind the policies, never mind, as Olivia Murray suggests
Speaker 1: in her piece, that she's a babbling dunce. Now that's
Speaker 1: not good, not for Michelle Obama. And of course when
Speaker 1: she makes these statements like this, she's unchallenged. You know,
Speaker 1: they go around and do this book tour they have,
Speaker 1: I don't know where they find these people. They sit
Speaker 1: up there on stage and they you know, they've got
Speaker 1: their cards with the questions on it, and probably all
Speaker 1: pre programmed questions, maybe some questions from the audience, and
Speaker 1: Michelle spins her wisdom out there so smart, we'd be
Speaker 1: so lucky to have her. But no, no, she's she's
Speaker 1: not going to run because you all need to grow up.
Speaker 1: I just had to get that out of my system tonight.
Speaker 1: Kevin's in Columbus. Kevin, you're on seven hundre wl W.
Speaker 1: How are you doing tonight? All right?
Speaker 2: What you were saying is people maybe not so much
Speaker 2: against the woman president, but certainly not.
Speaker 3: Hillary or Comala Harris.
Speaker 1: You know no, I mean, I mean, I vote. I
Speaker 1: vote on ideas, I vote on policies. I vote on
Speaker 1: the the kind of things that they that they advocate
Speaker 1: for and the kind of things they talk about. You know, someone,
Speaker 1: it would it wouldn't matter who. It could be the
Speaker 1: whitest white guy you've ever seen. And if and if
Speaker 1: this white guy was advocating to UH to contribute to
Speaker 1: a fund that would get ANTIFA members out of out
Speaker 1: of jail. You know when during during the George Floyd,
Speaker 1: the b LM riots and all that stuff, Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: was the one who's who told people that they should
Speaker 1: donate to this fund. Well, you know what if there
Speaker 1: was some white dude, if if you, Kevin from Columbus
Speaker 1: were running for office and I found out you set
Speaker 1: up a fund like that, guess what I wouldn't vote
Speaker 1: for you either probably. Yeah. My point what I.
Speaker 2: Originally called is Congress and they talk about all these
Speaker 2: things and the Epstein files and everything.
Speaker 4: I don't hear any mentioned.
Speaker 2: But what are they going to do about the budget
Speaker 2: or anything?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that just gets brushed aside, you.
Speaker 2: Know, and that's their main job. And then what there's
Speaker 2: going to be another another continuing resolution and I don't know,
Speaker 2: but not very long.
Speaker 1: Well, that continuing resolution is only good till the end
Speaker 1: of January, right, and you know that's good boy, that's
Speaker 1: just going to sneak up on us so fast.
Speaker 2: And yeah, that's they might have to trump.
Speaker 1: They might have to have another continuing resolution. And look,
Speaker 1: that's not that that's not that's not my way of thinking.
Speaker 1: That's not a conservative liberal thing or a Democrat Republican thing.
Speaker 1: That's that's everyone in Congress thing.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 1: There's there's plenty of blame blame to go around for
Speaker 1: all of that. And and why why we can't get
Speaker 1: back to the way we used to do budget negotiations
Speaker 1: and and uh appropriations. I don't know why we can't
Speaker 1: get back today.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'll hang up and hear what you
Speaker 2: got to say.
Speaker 1: Thanks, all right, Kevin and Columbus. I appreciate the phone
Speaker 1: call tonight. So yeah, we're all hot and bothered about
Speaker 1: all the Epstein stuff. And I got some stuff on
Speaker 1: that too, and you got plast get out there. I mean,
Speaker 1: she really is an irritant. She's a loud mouth, loves
Speaker 1: to take down or try to take down Trump or
Speaker 1: speak illa Trump whenever she gets a chance. And then
Speaker 1: the the story came out a day or so ago
Speaker 1: that she was in a hearing and she was taking
Speaker 1: text messages from from Epstein during the hearing. Essentially he's
Speaker 1: essentially telling her what she's asking him what to say,
Speaker 1: and he's texting her during the hearing. It's great. Oh
Speaker 1: but he's just just to constitution. There's no big deal.
Speaker 1: So it's going to be they've got to do some
Speaker 1: reactions and get all that stuff cleaned up. So I
Speaker 1: guess it'll be in less than thirty days when all
Speaker 1: that stuff comes out. Yeah, and the man and he look,
Speaker 1: he makes a great point. Let's, uh, you know, while
Speaker 1: we're waiting for all the Epstein stuff to come out,
Speaker 1: how about we get some work done up there. But
Speaker 1: what's the chances that that's going to happen. Jim, what's
Speaker 1: the chance that they're going to do any real work
Speaker 1: there in d C and and do the jobs that
Speaker 1: we sent him there to do.
Speaker 6: Is this may?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jim and Amilia? How you doing?
Speaker 7: Hey, Dan, why don't they decide to get diesel prices
Speaker 7: down so these trucks can run cheaper to cut down
Speaker 7: on costs for food and stuff. Well, the diesel price
Speaker 7: is going down.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's the price. I'll have to call
Speaker 1: Kevin Gordon and asked, asking what the price of diesel
Speaker 1: is right now? Is diesel still up there?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's that way up there.
Speaker 8: It's ever changed now.
Speaker 7: I love Trump this stuff. That diesel is still up
Speaker 7: there for the truckers.
Speaker 1: Well, that's a good question. I have to look down
Speaker 1: to figure out why diesel's still up there. I have not,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you. I haven't paid much attention
Speaker 1: to the price of diesel. But I can call it.
Speaker 1: I can call Kevin Gordon America's trucking network and find out.
Speaker 7: Because that's the whole, that's the whole bottom line for prices.
Speaker 9: To go down.
Speaker 7: Diesel is the highest. It's like driving a Corvette on
Speaker 7: hunt An occake. There is no price decrease on diesel
Speaker 7: for these truckers. If you look into it. This stuff
Speaker 7: is gross because all the stuff that's coming into our
Speaker 7: stores is coming from the highest diesel prices and it
Speaker 7: never goes down. And I thank you for taking my car.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, jem I appreciate the calls tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, I've not been keeping track of the
Speaker 1: price of diesel. But when I drive home tonight, when
Speaker 1: this show is over and I'm listening to Kevin Gordon
Speaker 1: on ATN I imagine he will talk about the price
Speaker 1: of diesel. I think he does it every single night
Speaker 1: that he's on, and we appreciate him for that. We
Speaker 1: got to get to a break news coming up a
Speaker 1: bottom of the hour. Then my friend Evangelin Dval will
Speaker 1: be here and we will talk about the Trump executive
Speaker 1: orders dealing with foster care and the trafficking of children.
Speaker 1: Really one of the most absolute, one of the most
Speaker 1: shameful chapters in American history, and I like to think
Speaker 1: that at least we're getting closer every day to finally
Speaker 1: shutting that down. Nine to twenty six Dan Carroll the
Speaker 1: Wednesday night edition of The Midweek Crisis on seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW Back on the Big One, seven hundred WLW nine
Speaker 1: thirty six. We rolled till midnight tonight on the Wednesday
Speaker 1: night edition of The Midweek Crisis, I'm Dan Carroll. About
Speaker 1: a month or so ago, Stephen Miller of the Trump
Speaker 1: White House came out and said that the number of
Speaker 1: children who went missing during the Biden administration was actually underestimated.
Speaker 1: That number was already in excess of three hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: He said, the number is actually closer to four hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand. Kids who came into this country in
Speaker 1: multiple different manners, and then in many cases were hooked
Speaker 1: up with so called sponsors who in many cases were
Speaker 1: illegal aliens themselves. And these kids found themselves in the
Speaker 1: clutches of child traffickers who used them for sex and
Speaker 1: slavery and all manner of some of the most horrific
Speaker 1: things you can imagine. And Tom Homan was on TV
Speaker 1: last night with Jesse Waters talking about this, and this
Speaker 1: is I've spoken with Tom Homan before, and I know
Speaker 1: for him this is personal. And here's what he told
Speaker 1: Jesse Waters last night. Cut one even half.
Speaker 10: A million children, We're smuggling this country, and they've lost
Speaker 10: track of three hundred thousand them. You know what President
Speaker 10: Trump has done.
Speaker 4: I was with.
Speaker 10: AHHS today, Jesse. We already found over thirty thousand these kids.
Speaker 10: You know, by three weeks ago we at twenty four thousand.
Speaker 10: Now we're worth thirty thousand, and we're going to keep
Speaker 10: working until we find every one of these kids. President
Speaker 10: Trump saving lives every day, most secure border in history
Speaker 10: of the nation, less fatanhol killing Americans, less sex trafficking
Speaker 10: on women and children, and we're finding children that Biden
Speaker 10: administration wasn't even looking for, and we're the bad guys.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. Thirty thousand.
Speaker 11: It's an amazing job, and I hope it continues because
Speaker 11: there's a lot more kids that are just living in
Speaker 11: the shadow with horrible things happening to them.
Speaker 1: So there you go, thirty thousand kids. To my way
Speaker 1: of thinking, this is really one of the most underreported
Speaker 1: stories and one of the most horrific stories I can
Speaker 1: even imagine. Evangeline Devoul is my guest, and Evangeline, you're
Speaker 1: with the Dan Varner Foundation and you've been a tireless
Speaker 1: advocate for kids. Why do you think this story has
Speaker 1: not made the headlines the way I mean to my
Speaker 1: way of thinking, this story is just is huge. It
Speaker 1: should be one of the lead stories on the news
Speaker 1: every single night, and yet we hardly ever hear a
Speaker 1: word about it. Why do you think that is?
Speaker 12: I think it's because it's uncomfortable. People don't want to
Speaker 12: don't want to think about it. And you're right, it's
Speaker 12: very shameful and it brings shame on all of.
Speaker 9: Us because these kids have a voice.
Speaker 8: A lot of times they're invisible.
Speaker 4: As we talked.
Speaker 12: We've talked about this a lot. You know, a lot
Speaker 12: of them are confused. They don't know the language.
Speaker 8: How do you ask for help if.
Speaker 12: You don't want the language. I was just down in
Speaker 12: South Carolina and as I was driving home, every time
Speaker 12: I stopped at a rest up, they have a lot
Speaker 12: of signs in the women's room saying if you're being trafficked,
Speaker 12: please call this number. And I think it's great, but
Speaker 12: they're mostly in English, some in Spanish, but they don't
Speaker 12: have a phone with them, and some of these kids
Speaker 12: are as young as.
Speaker 8: Four, five, six.
Speaker 12: They're confused and they don't understand, they can't make sense
Speaker 12: of what's going on with them, and they they're actually
Speaker 12: the perfect part because they're not going to fight back
Speaker 12: because they don't know what to do, and they don't
Speaker 12: know what to go, where to go, and they don't
Speaker 12: know who to Trusty.
Speaker 1: Like that goes on in the United States, and then
Speaker 1: it's even more horrific when you think about how deeply
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio is involved in these things.
Speaker 12: Yeah, unfortunately, the state I love and live in like
Speaker 12: you do, is one of the worst on so many levels.
Speaker 1: About talk about that a little bit because you told
Speaker 1: me this before, but it bears repeating, and there's probably
Speaker 1: a good number of people listening to us right now
Speaker 1: who've not heard this before.
Speaker 12: Yeah, no, I would be glad to inform people. So
Speaker 12: we are either a third, depending on the data that
Speaker 12: you'll look at, where either the number three or the
Speaker 12: number five state in the nation for trafficking children for sex.
Speaker 9: And part of that.
Speaker 12: Is because of seventy one and seventy five. It goes
Speaker 12: from the golf all the way up here. It's a
Speaker 12: perfect highway if you will, to deliver these kids. Dayton
Speaker 12: doesn't help to date and is still considered the opiate
Speaker 12: capitalist the United States, and so a lot of the cartels.
Speaker 8: Or these these coyotes that put.
Speaker 12: These these little families together that came over the border
Speaker 12: and they're bringing drugs, but they need camouflage. The kids
Speaker 12: were camouflage for them, and so they had to big
Speaker 12: pockets that so they can unload their stuff. And that
Speaker 12: could be We think about California all the time. We
Speaker 12: thinked about New York City all the time, but Ohio
Speaker 12: is kind of on nobody's radar.
Speaker 8: But they do, and.
Speaker 12: They bring these kids up and once they're done with them,
Speaker 12: they sell them or they're just dropped on the side
Speaker 12: of the road somewhere and uh. And then they go
Speaker 12: back down to Mexico and start all over again. And
Speaker 12: I remember these kids were these coyotes, and these cartels
Speaker 12: were paid to take their kids over the border because
Speaker 12: these these.
Speaker 8: Women that are in poverty, often.
Speaker 12: We're guaranteed a better life for their children, and so
Speaker 12: they have to trust, they have to pay, and these
Speaker 12: kids come over and then here they are. Yes, we've
Speaker 12: found thirty thousand of them, and I couldn't be.
Speaker 9: More happy about that.
Speaker 12: We have a lot still, we just don't know where
Speaker 12: they are. We have no we have no idea but
Speaker 12: also remember all this is set into Last year, the
Speaker 12: United States was declared the number one country in the
Speaker 12: world for child pornography, making it and distributing its.
Speaker 6: Industry.
Speaker 12: It's an industry in itself, Dan, and it's not.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing, it's not as if the lawmakers
Speaker 1: we have don't know about this. Have you seen have
Speaker 1: you seen the video of Tim Tebow testifying in front
Speaker 1: of Congress, Yeah, about this and he and he's involved
Speaker 1: with trying to raise money and get organized and have
Speaker 1: teams go out and rescue these children. I mean, even
Speaker 1: when someone as high profile as that gets involved that this,
Speaker 1: you know, this still gets put not even on the
Speaker 1: back burner, but not even on the burner at all.
Speaker 12: It seems like, well, I think I think part of
Speaker 12: this is, as you know, I'm just I just this
Speaker 12: is this is why I live and breathe as for
Speaker 12: these kids. And part of what it is, part of
Speaker 12: what this is is once we find them, where do
Speaker 12: we put them?
Speaker 9: Where do they go?
Speaker 12: We don't have homes for them. Our foster system is
Speaker 12: in crisis. And even if it wasn't in crisis, you
Speaker 12: need someone that's specially trained and is able to really
Speaker 12: come around this child and care for them, and each
Speaker 12: problem you can for in a different way because you
Speaker 12: don't know what they've been through. They don't know, You
Speaker 12: have no idea what.
Speaker 8: Their triggers are.
Speaker 12: You have no idea the baggage that they're carrying socially, emotionally, mentally, physically.
Speaker 12: Remember we talked about this the other time, you and
Speaker 12: I talked. A lot of these kids are because of
Speaker 12: the sexual abuse. They're incontinent for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 12: Some of them need general little recent surgery. I mean,
Speaker 12: this is how horrific is But where do you put
Speaker 12: these kids? And who's going to pay for it? And
Speaker 12: how are and how are you going to take care
Speaker 12: of these kids? Now, I will tell you I'm very
Speaker 12: adamant about that, But I know kids that have come
Speaker 12: through this and gone out the other side because they've
Speaker 12: had We know how to help them. It's not that
Speaker 12: we don't we know how to. But it's not a
Speaker 12: one size fits all. You can't put them in a
Speaker 12: big group home. You can't put them in, you know,
Speaker 12: a regular foster foster home because they haven't grown up
Speaker 12: in that same culture with the biological children. And it
Speaker 12: just disrupts everything. We have nothing available for these kids
Speaker 12: once we find them, and and a lot of them
Speaker 12: have been chipped overseas up to Canada. We don't know
Speaker 12: what we're dealing with. And you know, you were in
Speaker 12: the service. You know, as you've mentioned, you have to
Speaker 12: know your enemy. We don't know them that and so
Speaker 12: we need to take some time.
Speaker 8: And really figure this out.
Speaker 12: But a lot of really good people are trying, and
Speaker 12: there are a lot of really good organizations that are
Speaker 12: really trying to help the best they can. But it's
Speaker 12: going to take.
Speaker 8: It's going to take.
Speaker 12: They can't be invisible. And a lot of people.
Speaker 9: Your audience and all of us.
Speaker 12: We don't know what we don't know. And when I'm
Speaker 12: out speaking around the tri State and I talk about
Speaker 12: this along with the foster care situation there, I have
Speaker 12: never left some place without someone coming up and saying,
Speaker 12: oh my god, I didn't know.
Speaker 8: I didn't know.
Speaker 12: So the first thing is we've got to let people know,
Speaker 12: because when people know, then they have to make a
Speaker 12: decision on whether they're going to do someth thing about
Speaker 12: it or ignore it. Yeah, and you can do everybody
Speaker 12: can do something about it, even if it's just telling
Speaker 12: somebody you go and play around the golf and tell
Speaker 12: everybody that you're with you know, did you know this
Speaker 12: is what I heard? I mean, whatever you talk about
Speaker 12: and going out for coffee or whatever it happens to be,
Speaker 12: you need to tell people because.
Speaker 8: Otherwise they just don't know. And then until they know,
Speaker 8: nobody's going to do really what needs to be done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a big job.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I met you through through our our mutual friend
Speaker 1: Dan Varner, and you're part of his foundation, the Varner
Speaker 1: Foundation for Children and Families. And I want to talk
Speaker 1: about that in a second. But you know, I listen
Speaker 1: to you tell these stories about these kids and coming
Speaker 1: into the country. Did you ever see the movie A
Speaker 1: Sound of Freedom?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 13: Huh?
Speaker 6: I shuld is.
Speaker 1: How accurate was that movie and depicting the way that
Speaker 1: these kids get caught up in these sorts of things.
Speaker 14: I think it vary, but I also realized that that
Speaker 14: has to change, because it's it's as soon as they
Speaker 14: as soon as people are on the lookout for one thing,
Speaker 14: they change their tactics. I read articles at nauseum about this,
Speaker 14: and they're just one came out today that I was reading.
Speaker 14: It came out through the Catholic Church actually.
Speaker 12: And talking about how how because of the Internet, these
Speaker 12: kids are being being brought into the being trafficked in
Speaker 12: other ways, and there's a whole underground system.
Speaker 8: I don't know if this.
Speaker 12: Is true, but I've heard some other people talk about
Speaker 12: that the Cincinnati underground Railroad that used to be used
Speaker 12: for getting former slaves to freedom, there's another network very
Speaker 12: similar to that, even using some of the same.
Speaker 9: Way as the underground railroad.
Speaker 12: Did, uh, same places, same group now to be able
Speaker 12: to traffic kids.
Speaker 8: And the irony in that and.
Speaker 9: That I.
Speaker 1: Think about that, I mean, it is I know, I
Speaker 1: I agree, but the but the Varner Foundation for Children
Speaker 1: and Families, they work with with kids in foster care
Speaker 1: and and they and they work out to help provide
Speaker 1: financial resources and and uh situational resources where families involved
Speaker 1: in foster care. And so this past being, President Trump
Speaker 1: and Millennia signed some executive orders that deal with foster
Speaker 1: care and especially kids as they are aging out of
Speaker 1: foster care, which is and it is, you know, a
Speaker 1: separate issue onto itself. But the profile that President Trump
Speaker 1: brings to a city situation like this and dealing with
Speaker 1: a situation like this, how much of that is a
Speaker 1: help to you and in the kind of work that
Speaker 1: you do every single day.
Speaker 12: Well, so the Barner Foundation for Children and Families, there's
Speaker 12: five of us that started this and it's a rather
Speaker 12: long story about how we came to where we are,
Speaker 12: but we stant fifty percent of people that are fostering
Speaker 12: children get will give up their license within the first
Speaker 12: year because there they don't feel supportive, they don't have
Speaker 12: enough resources to take care of the kids, and they
Speaker 12: feel completely overwhelmed.
Speaker 8: So that.
Speaker 12: So that happened a number we need it needs to
Speaker 12: be stopped. So one of the things the Barner Foundation
Speaker 12: does is that if a resource, not having a resource
Speaker 12: is getting in the way of them continuing to foster
Speaker 12: a child, we want to know about it. If you
Speaker 12: can't get we just as a matter of fact, we
Speaker 12: just helped a couple of families a couple hours ago
Speaker 12: with grandparents, well actually as an aunt and uncle who
Speaker 12: took in some of their relatives, grandchather, their nieces and nephews.
Speaker 12: Their mom had died of an overdose, dad was homeless
Speaker 12: and missing, and they didn't have any If you're in
Speaker 12: kinship that you don't have almost any resources at all,
Speaker 12: and so they spent all this money on getting them
Speaker 12: a bed, setting things up, taking them to the doctor
Speaker 12: they hadn't been to the dentists in years, all this
Speaker 12: other kind of stuff to get them just to a
Speaker 12: starting point to start helping them and healing and having
Speaker 12: a family for them. And they didn't have enough money
Speaker 12: to be able to take care of the rent, so
Speaker 12: that became an issue. So they reached out to us
Speaker 12: and we were able to help them. But we do
Speaker 12: we do that for portable oxygen machines, We do a
Speaker 12: one hundred different things because we want good families to
Speaker 12: continue foster. We don't want this to It's a big
Speaker 12: enough challenge as it is because of the trauma that
Speaker 12: these kids have gone through and because of the neglect
Speaker 12: these kids. So let's not make it any harder for
Speaker 12: these amazing people that turn their entire lives upside down
Speaker 12: to take care of these kids that need so much.
Speaker 12: They need to be the focus, and we don't have it.
Speaker 12: They don't get the money. You get more money if
Speaker 12: you foster than if you do kinship, but they don't
Speaker 12: have enough foster, so they're always looking for.
Speaker 8: Kinship friends families to take over these kids.
Speaker 12: But so talking about President Trump and the First Lady,
Speaker 12: the biggest thing for me is they put a national
Speaker 12: spotlight on this. You can't pay for that kind of
Speaker 12: coverage just to say did you know this was going on?
Speaker 8: It's very ambitious.
Speaker 12: They have hit on as I read through it, they've
Speaker 12: hit on everything that's terribly important about tension rates and
Speaker 12: caregiver recruitment and burnout and you know, improved child matching.
Speaker 12: In other words, is this child going to be a
Speaker 12: good fit for your existing family, because if they're not,
Speaker 12: then you're going to end up having to rehome them.
Speaker 12: And every time you rehome them.
Speaker 8: A lot of children are.
Speaker 9: Rehome five times.
Speaker 12: They've gone through additional trauma. They've changed school five times,
Speaker 12: they've left friends five times.
Speaker 8: You can imagine what that does to a child.
Speaker 9: But they're hitting on all of these stuff.
Speaker 12: We have helped the Barner Foundation for Children's Families. We
Speaker 12: have helped people that have aged out. We've done things,
Speaker 12: for instance, like you can get a lot of stuff
Speaker 12: of good will, but you can't get a bed because of.
Speaker 8: The bed buck situation, and they want.
Speaker 12: So we'll get a bed or well, we've helped if
Speaker 12: they've got a job that's not on a bus line,
Speaker 12: but they have a car, but they couldn't afford the insurance. Well,
Speaker 12: we'll help them as long as they're still in school
Speaker 12: with that car. And because more and more of those
Speaker 12: kids need that help when they age out. I mean
Speaker 12: we talked about this before, but you know, one in
Speaker 12: five kids when they turn eighteen from foster care.
Speaker 9: Will one in five months, one in five.
Speaker 8: Will be instantly homeless.
Speaker 12: And a lot of them haven't finished high school. So
Speaker 12: we have paid for ged now there are double family
Speaker 12: services in certain conditions will pay pay for them to
Speaker 12: get a lot of help.
Speaker 8: But it's it's.
Speaker 12: They're not not prepared for adulthood in the way that they.
Speaker 8: They should be. Do they know how to balance the checkbook?
Speaker 6: Heck no.
Speaker 8: Do they know where to go if they need something?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 8: Do they? You know a lot of them are.
Speaker 12: Just academically behind, because most kids are behind in the
Speaker 12: foster care system because they've changed school so many times,
Speaker 12: and they because of the trauma neurologically, they don't learn
Speaker 12: the same way. They're neuro divergent. They are learned, they're
Speaker 12: very smart, but they don't they're they're not they're not good.
Speaker 8: In our public school system.
Speaker 12: It's not a good fit for them. So we need
Speaker 12: to come up with other plans for these kids so
Speaker 12: that they can get through and can start to heal
Speaker 12: and be successful, because that's that's really the goal for.
Speaker 8: All of these kids.
Speaker 12: But when you think, when you think we have in
Speaker 12: this country five million, one hundred and thirty seven children
Speaker 12: that we know of that can't live at home any
Speaker 12: longer because home isn't safe anymore.
Speaker 8: That's a whole lot of kids to figure out how.
Speaker 12: We're going to help.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, evangel and Davaula, God bless you. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it's a monumental task. And I just say, my
Speaker 1: jaw drops every time I hear your stories and I
Speaker 1: hear about the work you do, and I hope, I
Speaker 1: just hope being on on on the radio and and
Speaker 1: and talking and having people hear your your words helps
Speaker 1: out in some way.
Speaker 12: So I'm sorry, Dan, I can't thank you enough for
Speaker 12: giving me this platform, because again, you don't know what
Speaker 12: you don't know, And I know they are really good
Speaker 12: people out there that once they do know, will will
Speaker 12: find a way to help.
Speaker 8: And for me, that's everything.
Speaker 1: All right. Well, evangelin Deval, people can find you. All.
Speaker 1: All they got to do is go to the Varner
Speaker 1: Foundation for Children and Families Varner Foundation dot org and
Speaker 1: they can find you. They can find Dan Varner and
Speaker 1: you've got all the resources if you. If you want
Speaker 1: to help kids, talk to Evangeline de Val and you
Speaker 1: you really you couldn't do more than by talking to her.
Speaker 1: But the Evangeline, our time is gone. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for being here tonight, and we'll we'll do it
Speaker 1: again before too long. And I hope so tell everyone,
Speaker 1: tell Dan Varner and everyone else.
Speaker 9: I said, hello, I farewell, Thanks so much.
Speaker 8: Dan.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go. Evangel and Duval just unbelievably
Speaker 1: passionate about this subject when it comes to helping kids
Speaker 1: nine to fifty six. It's the Midweek Crisis, Wednesday Night
Speaker 1: edition on seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW at ten
Speaker 1: o six Dan Carroll till midnight tonight on the Wednesday
Speaker 1: Night edition of the Midweek Crisis. Joe Waddell running the
Speaker 1: Big Board in the seven hundred WLW Command Center. Fund
Speaker 1: lines are open five to one to three, seven four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, one eight hundred The Big One those are
Speaker 1: the numbers to call. So we've got Senator Elisa Slotkin,
Speaker 1: Democrat from Michigan, Senator Mark Kelly, Democrat from Arizona. We
Speaker 1: got Chris Delouzzo, who's the congress Been Representative Democrat from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: We got Representative Meggie Goldlander, a Democrat New Hampshire, Chrissy Hulahan,
Speaker 1: a Democrat from Pennsylvania. And Jason Crowe, who is a
Speaker 1: Democrat from Colorado. You're about to hear each and every
Speaker 1: one of them in this video, and they are, to
Speaker 1: my way of thinking, we're really playing fast and loose
Speaker 1: with national security and maybe even trying to, I don't know,
Speaker 1: advocate for an overthrow of the president. Maybe an insurrection.
Speaker 1: That's what we'll hear. Stephen Miller probably use that word
Speaker 1: here in just a few minutes. But this video came
Speaker 1: out what was a day or so ago, and these
Speaker 1: Democrats are talking to members of the military and they
Speaker 1: are telling them not to obey the orders of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Listen for you. You might have heard this, but I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's some of you that may not have heard
Speaker 1: this yet. But I want you to listen to this,
Speaker 1: and I want to get your reaction to it. Let's
Speaker 1: hear it now, cut number two.
Speaker 15: I'm Senator Alissa Stockins.
Speaker 3: Senator Mark Kelly, Representative Chris Deluzio.
Speaker 12: Congressman Mai Goodlanyard, Representative Chrissy Hulahan, Congressman Jason Crowe.
Speaker 1: I was a captain in the United States.
Speaker 16: Navy, former CIA officer, former Navy, former paratrooper and Army ranger, former.
Speaker 15: Intelligence officer, former Air Force.
Speaker 17: We want to speak directly to members of the military
Speaker 17: and the intelligence community to.
Speaker 3: Take risks each day to keep Americans safe.
Speaker 15: We know you are under enormous stress and pressure right now.
Speaker 12: Americans trust their military, but that trust is at risk.
Speaker 11: This administration is pitting our uniform military.
Speaker 15: And intelligence community professionals.
Speaker 3: Against American citizens like us.
Speaker 11: You all swore an oath to protect and defend this constitution.
Speaker 16: Right now, the threats to our constitution aren't just coming
Speaker 16: from abroad, from right here at home.
Speaker 1: Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 15: You can refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 3: You must refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 18: No one has to carry out orders that violate the
Speaker 18: law or our constitution.
Speaker 11: We know this is hard and that it's a difficult
Speaker 11: time to be a public servant.
Speaker 15: But whether you're serving in the CIA.
Speaker 19: The Army, or Navy, the Air Force.
Speaker 1: Your vigilance is critical. And know that we have your
Speaker 1: back because now more than.
Speaker 15: Ever, the American people need you.
Speaker 16: We need you to stand up for our laws, our constitution,
Speaker 16: and who we are as Americans.
Speaker 1: Don't give up.
Speaker 3: Don't give up.
Speaker 1: Don't give up.
Speaker 15: Don't give up the ship.
Speaker 1: Don't give up the ship with the uh you know,
Speaker 1: the dramatic music and all that. Oh man, we're at risk.
Speaker 1: If you're a member of the military and you hear that,
Speaker 1: what goes through you. If I'm active duty right now
Speaker 1: and I hear that, I'm thinking, I've got all these
Speaker 1: idiots telling me that I'm not able to think for myself.
Speaker 1: And they they talk about all this danger and all
Speaker 1: alls are clear, you don't have to obey an unlawful order.
Speaker 1: But yet they can't provide a single example. Pete Hex
Speaker 1: said said this was stage four TVs trumped arrangement syndrome,
Speaker 1: which is a real thing, by the way, So one
Speaker 1: of these clowns, Jason Crowe, there's a Democrat from Colorado
Speaker 1: and all given credit. He went on. Fox News went
Speaker 1: on with Martha McCollum and was answering some questions, and
Speaker 1: to her credit in this interview that it's about a
Speaker 1: minute or so into this that this cuts about almost
Speaker 1: two minutes long. But I want you to listen closely
Speaker 1: to this because he's babbling on like an idiot, and
Speaker 1: so she tries to get the question in and the
Speaker 1: question that you'll hear it, but it's slightly hard to
Speaker 1: hear because she's talking over him a little bit, and
Speaker 1: she's gonna say, what specific order from the commander in
Speaker 1: chief that we are asking our military to carry out
Speaker 1: are you objecting to? And that is the question. That's
Speaker 1: the question I have. That's the question any sensible person
Speaker 1: that I talk to that's heard this video, that's the
Speaker 1: question that they have. And so she's giving him the
Speaker 1: opportunity to tell the American people exactly what the hell
Speaker 1: he's talking about. And listen to the response. So, Joe Waddell,
Speaker 1: let's hear that that is cut number three.
Speaker 18: So you're not talking about actual policy, You're not talking
Speaker 18: about things that are members of our service members who
Speaker 18: we revere and respect, are actually being asked to do.
Speaker 18: So when you see this video on exactly all over
Speaker 18: the place. When you see this video on social media,
Speaker 18: I think a lot of people scratch their heads and
Speaker 18: they say, what exactly are they talking about?
Speaker 19: Are they talking about.
Speaker 18: Not allowing gunboats to make it to the United States
Speaker 18: carrying drugs?
Speaker 19: Is I mean? Is that what you're talking about?
Speaker 16: Martha, here's a novel idea. How about we actually prevent
Speaker 16: things from happening before they become a problem.
Speaker 19: I think that's what they're trying to do.
Speaker 1: You know what you're saying.
Speaker 16: What you're saying is we have to wait until there's
Speaker 16: a problem to respond to that problem.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not right.
Speaker 16: As a military officer, what I think is important is
Speaker 16: we train people, we give them information, We prepare people
Speaker 16: for challenges coming down the pike. That is what I
Speaker 16: did as a commander in the military. That's what I'm
Speaker 16: doing now. As we are standing our troops, we are
Speaker 16: reminding them of.
Speaker 18: Their obligation from the commander in chief you our military,
Speaker 18: to carry out. Are you objecting to this is very,
Speaker 18: very vague, and it was so vague in this video
Speaker 18: nobody only people could figure out what you guys were
Speaker 18: all talking about.
Speaker 16: Honestly, Martha, Donald Trump has made a series of very
Speaker 16: disturbing comments and suggestions that would violate US law and
Speaker 16: put our military in terrible position.
Speaker 19: We're getting nowhere.
Speaker 16: I don't don't want to wait until that happens to
Speaker 16: remind our troops of their obligation, because then it'll be
Speaker 16: too late.
Speaker 1: Understand, these our.
Speaker 16: Troops and our amazing men and women in uniform, to remind.
Speaker 18: Them who sign up every day you did to carry
Speaker 18: out the orders of the commander in chief. We have
Speaker 18: We are not engaged in new wars. We have no
Speaker 18: troops on the ground in Ukraine except some who were
Speaker 18: training uh pilot missions, not not on any front lines
Speaker 18: of any kind in the Caribbean right now.
Speaker 19: We've sent a carrier there. I thought these were this specific.
Speaker 18: Operations that are actually happening that you might be referring to.
Speaker 15: But we've created a huge So there you go.
Speaker 1: There's Martha mccalluman and her credit. She's taking this guy
Speaker 1: to task. If he would have done his interview on
Speaker 1: the CNN or MSNBC, they would have been like, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, Trump's breaking the law. Yeah, but you heard
Speaker 1: her ask the question, what specific order from the commander
Speaker 1: in chief that we are asking our military to carry out?
Speaker 1: Are you objecting to? This is very vague. No one
Speaker 1: can figure out what you're talking about, honestly, And this
Speaker 1: clown and I can't believe that he was a an
Speaker 1: are guys was an officer as an army ranger. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has made a series of alarming comments and suggestions
Speaker 1: that would violate you as well. Guess what, comments and
Speaker 1: suggestions are not violations of the law. Comments and suggestions
Speaker 1: are just that they are comments and suggestions. We should
Speaker 1: be lucky that we still live in a country where
Speaker 1: you can make all the comments and all the suggestions
Speaker 1: you want. But until you start, you know, I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe shooting people, burning stuff down, overturning police cars, blocking
Speaker 1: traffic in the roadway. Those are called actions. And when
Speaker 1: you take those actions, then you break the law. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is not ordering, nor has he ever ordered anyone
Speaker 1: to break the law. But yet this guy Jason Crow
Speaker 1: from Colorado, and these other idiots Slotkin and good Lander
Speaker 1: and Hulahan and d'luzzo of Pennsylvania, Mark Kelly, they can't
Speaker 1: they can't come up with a single example other than
Speaker 1: to say, well, he's saying something putting our democracy at risk.
Speaker 1: Our democracy is at risk. You can't. You can't obey
Speaker 1: those orders. So Stephen Miller was on TV earlier today
Speaker 1: and he was asked about this on the Will Kine Show,
Speaker 1: and Stephen Miller is one of the all time greats,
Speaker 1: and of course his response is absolutely classic on this.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to play that. That is cutting number four. Joe.
Speaker 1: Let's hear cut number four.
Speaker 17: It is insurrection, plainly, directly, without question. And when you
Speaker 17: have one of the lawmakers on that video being un
Speaker 17: able to state in as you say, lengthy cross examination,
Speaker 17: a single so called illegal order, it just proves the point.
Speaker 17: It's a general call for rebellion from the CIA and
Speaker 17: the armed services of the United States by Democrat lawmakers
Speaker 17: saying that you have not only the right, but the
Speaker 17: duty and the obligation to defy orders of the commander
Speaker 17: in chief, That those who carry weapons in America's name
Speaker 17: should defy their chain of command and engage in.
Speaker 1: Open acts of insurrection.
Speaker 17: That the CIA, the clandestine Service, which isn't even legally
Speaker 17: authorized to operate in the United States, should engage and
Speaker 17: again acts of rebellion and insurrection. These lawmakers should honestly
Speaker 17: resign in disgrace and never return to public office again
Speaker 17: for even daring to think, let alone to say these words,
Speaker 17: and to say them proudly.
Speaker 1: But it shows what a dangerous moment we're in.
Speaker 17: We have seen the Democratic Party nurse the flames of
Speaker 17: violence and insurrection against the federal government for.
Speaker 1: The last ten months.
Speaker 17: When you see this continuous campaign of violence against ice
Speaker 17: officers and.
Speaker 1: Border patrol agents.
Speaker 17: When you see Democrat sanctuary politicians and Democrat sanctuary governors
Speaker 17: side with the rioters, side with the assaulters over federal
Speaker 17: law enforcement, and that spills even into juries and grand juries.
Speaker 17: When you see Democrat jurors engage in nullification to let
Speaker 17: off violent attackers who are engaging in physical violence, physical
Speaker 17: assault against federal officers, this is a dangerous moment. You
Speaker 17: have a political party, an organization, the Democrat Party, and
Speaker 17: their message is that any action, no matter how unlawful,
Speaker 17: no matter how dangerous, no matter how much it threatens
Speaker 17: constitutional order, is justified if it keeps Democrat policies in
Speaker 17: effect at any cost.
Speaker 1: So they're Steven Miller absolute classic response to these fools,
Speaker 1: these members of Congress, and listen to what he said,
Speaker 1: they should resign and disgrace and he's talking about Slotkin,
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly, the Lousi, Oh good Lander, Hulahan and this
Speaker 1: this fool Jason Crowe. No, I was a commander in
Speaker 1: the in the military. How about what we're saying is
Speaker 1: we have to we have to wait until there's a
Speaker 1: problem to respond now with Donald Trump is out there
Speaker 1: trying to end wars. Donald Trump is trying to stop
Speaker 1: the drugs before they come on to our shores. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is trying to get illegals out of our country.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is trying to stop Muslims from taking over
Speaker 1: and for real law being the law of the land.
Speaker 1: But yet this guy who claims to have they I was,
Speaker 1: I was a commander in the in the Army of
Speaker 1: the Army Rangers. Doesn't sound like any officer I ever
Speaker 1: knew when I was in the military. Mark in Monroe,
Speaker 1: what do you say, Well, this.
Speaker 13: Is my question when it's insubordination to the commander in chief,
Speaker 13: not treason. And wasn't there a point in time where
Speaker 13: if people in the ranks did that, they would be
Speaker 13: facing a firing squad.
Speaker 1: Well, there, we don't do that now, But yeah, I
Speaker 1: would say, yes, there was a time when we did that.
Speaker 13: Well, that's how severe it is. I mean, these guys
Speaker 13: talk cla like, you know, it's just off the cuff.
Speaker 13: We can say what we want whenever we want, and
Speaker 13: they're fine with that. They're they're really not taken an accountability.
Speaker 13: I mean they should be uh put to the test
Speaker 13: and you know, prosecuted for it. I mean, it's it's ridiculous.
Speaker 13: You can you can't have a rule of law with
Speaker 13: that kind of in archy, especially in tap government position.
Speaker 1: Well, Steven Miller called it insurrection. And you know, this
Speaker 1: guy comes on and and he was asked Martha McCollum,
Speaker 1: I mean to herka and look, I'll give this guy
Speaker 1: a little bit of credit for facing facing serious questions
Speaker 1: on Fox News, because if he goes to CNN or
Speaker 1: he's on with Stephanopolis or whatever, he's not going to
Speaker 1: face you know, Michael, you think Michael Strahan's really going
Speaker 1: to bear down on this and get to the crux
Speaker 1: of the matter is you know, on what you know,
Speaker 1: what what ever show, the CBS Morning Nude, whatever show
Speaker 1: that is he's on. Do you really think he's going
Speaker 1: to dig deep in and hit these guys on She said,
Speaker 1: this is the question. This is as soon as I
Speaker 1: saw this, what policy? What orders are you talking about?
Speaker 1: And all this guy can say, well, he's said some
Speaker 1: alarming comments, he's had some alarming suggestions, and so based
Speaker 1: on that, you want to tell members of the military
Speaker 1: not to obey the orders of the commander in chief?
Speaker 1: Am I missing something here?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 13: Again, you know, I guess I would call this. First
Speaker 13: of all, they always say, have the press in their corner?
Speaker 1: Well, sure they do.
Speaker 13: Well, I call it psychological projection. Whatever you're guilty of,
Speaker 13: you you throw it back at the the opposition.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot of that going on, especially with Democrats.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, and my fear is the what I call the
Speaker 13: property in the press is able to sway you know,
Speaker 13: the common folk out there because they're you know, they're
Speaker 13: just not up to snuff to understand what's going on
Speaker 13: behind the scenes, and they get the upper hand on this.
Speaker 13: So people like Trump, you know, take the front four
Speaker 13: and it's not right obviously, and again the country's state
Speaker 13: is really taking a back seat to not only the press,
Speaker 13: but like you said, these insurrection insurrectionists that seem to
Speaker 13: have the upper hand. And at this point in time.
Speaker 1: Well, Mark, all I know is I'm disgusted by these people.
Speaker 1: And Mark, I thank you very much for the phone call. Oh,
Speaker 1: he's made some suggestions that we don't like, and so
Speaker 1: we have to tell our weak minded members. And there's
Speaker 1: so much I mean, I mean, really, if you look
Speaker 1: at look at these people, they really think they are
Speaker 1: so much smarter than everyone else. They really think that
Speaker 1: we have people in our military. Why else would you
Speaker 1: go out and make a video like this, because you
Speaker 1: have to be the ones that tells members of our
Speaker 1: military that, hey, let's not forget you got an illegal order.
Speaker 1: You don't have to carry that out that you know,
Speaker 1: we know that you don't have the capacity to think
Speaker 1: for yourself, So we're going to do that for you.
Speaker 1: Maybe if they if they get an order while they're
Speaker 1: on duty, maybe they can call up the office of
Speaker 1: Alyssa Slotkin, or maybe they can call Jason Crowe of
Speaker 1: of Colorado. Oh, my commander just gave me an order.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's lawful or not. Maybe there
Speaker 1: are they going to make themselves available since they know
Speaker 1: so much? Are they going to be the ones who
Speaker 1: decide whether or not in order from the commander in
Speaker 1: chief is lawful or not? Are they going to be
Speaker 1: the ones making that call, because they certainly think that
Speaker 1: our men and women in uniform aren't capable of doing that.
Speaker 1: I got to get to a break, but Randy and
Speaker 1: Ray are on the line. Randy and Ray stay right there.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your calls after the break in the
Speaker 1: news here at the bottom of the hour. But this
Speaker 1: set me off like few things ever have. And we've
Speaker 1: seen videos like this before, you know where they Sometimes
Speaker 1: it's a celebrity that comes on and acts like they're
Speaker 1: so smart. Oh and Trump is so dangero. Now, Stephen
Speaker 1: Miller was right, this is insurrection three seven Big one.
Speaker 1: We got to get to a break, Dan Carroll midweek
Speaker 1: crisis on seven hundred WLW back on the Big one,
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. Front lines are open five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, got to get to the calls. So talking
Speaker 1: about the video that was posted by Alyssa Slotkin, some
Speaker 1: other members of Congress, Pete hex Seth called it Trump
Speaker 1: four or I'm sorry, Stage four Trump arrangement syndrome. Slotkin
Speaker 1: in our Colleagues has spent recent weeks, according to Fox News,
Speaker 1: introducing legislation to limit Trump's ability to deploy National Guard
Speaker 1: members domestically or launch military action against NARCO terrorists without
Speaker 1: congressional approval, but none of that context appears in the video.
Speaker 1: Don't give up the ship? People really make me sick.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Randy in Indiana. Randy seven hundred w
Speaker 1: LW and we got Ray and Mark Hey Dan, all right, Randy,
Speaker 1: I'm just a little bent out of shape about these
Speaker 1: these uh, these elected representatives who are talking to members
Speaker 1: that are trying to talk to members. One point six
Speaker 1: million views this thing has had already, and they're telling
Speaker 1: members of the military not to you know, because they
Speaker 1: I guess, I guess the members of the mother though,
Speaker 1: they should only obey these senators and these congress people.
Speaker 1: Is that right? Maybe maybe they should just disregard Trump
Speaker 1: altogether and and and take their orders from from you know,
Speaker 1: Alyssa Slotkin and Jason Crowe and some of these other
Speaker 1: you know, Mark Kelly and these people, or maybe a
Speaker 1: federal maybe they should take orders from a federal judge.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 20: Thanks for waving my call. So when I was when
Speaker 20: I do in the military, I swore to protect and
Speaker 20: defend the Constitution in the United States against all enemies
Speaker 20: foreign into me. Yes, not some tubeit politician, Okay, And
Speaker 20: as far as I'm concerned, they are domestic enemies. By
Speaker 20: telling people to the United States military to disobey a
Speaker 20: direct order, to put themselves in subjection to the uniform
Speaker 20: quote of military justice, to be prosecuted and possibly this
Speaker 20: charge of a military that is flat out ridiculous. For
Speaker 20: them to do that, well.
Speaker 1: They want to, They're looking, they want to disrupt the
Speaker 1: entire chain of command. You know, this this guy, this crow,
Speaker 1: this guy Crow was says he was in the Ranger
Speaker 1: and may look, I'm not and thank you for your service,
Speaker 1: and I am not degrading his service whatsoever. But this
Speaker 1: guy was in the Rangers. He he should know about
Speaker 1: the chain of command. And this guy seeks to disrupt
Speaker 1: that by telling people who are in the military that
Speaker 1: they shouldn't obey the orders of the commander in chief.
Speaker 20: Right, I mean, to disobey a direct order. I never
Speaker 20: ever thought about doing that when I was in a military.
Speaker 20: I was in there to do the mission, you know,
Speaker 20: on complete a mission what my superiors told.
Speaker 4: Me to do.
Speaker 20: And I mean it's just ridiculous. I mean, especially they
Speaker 20: should know better since they were in the military. You
Speaker 20: have your chain of command, I mean, and you don't
Speaker 20: disobey direct orders unless it's something totally egregious, egregious that
Speaker 20: you think, you know, is it right or whatever. But
Speaker 20: it's just what they're doing, is I mean, it's right,
Speaker 20: it's it's insurrection, it's it's it's treason to me to
Speaker 20: to backstab the authority of the president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Well, and the thing is they can't even they can't
Speaker 1: even speak to what sort of illegal order they're talking about, right,
Speaker 1: you know that this guy, this guy uh Crowe said, well,
Speaker 1: the president, he's made some alarming comments. Is it is?
Speaker 1: Is that? Is that what we base we based this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff? Now do we base uh you know,
Speaker 1: the the actions we want to take on alarming comments?
Speaker 20: You remember Bemaria them Bill Clinton was president when we're
Speaker 20: black cropped down in that disaster. Okay, he wanted to
Speaker 20: leave our dead soldiers in Somalia. And with a mister president,
Speaker 20: we don't leave our fallen soldiers behind. So they are
Speaker 20: they're just two good politicians who don't know what they're
Speaker 20: talking about.
Speaker 1: Randy, thank you for the call. I appreciate it, Thank
Speaker 1: you for thank you for your service. Let's go to
Speaker 1: the west side and say hello to Ray. Then we
Speaker 1: got Mark and Florence. Haven't heard from Mark and Florence
Speaker 1: in a while. But Ray on the west side, how
Speaker 1: are you doing tonight?
Speaker 6: All right, I'll try and be quicker, But I got
Speaker 6: to give one example. You know Komy that got fired
Speaker 6: by Trump?
Speaker 1: Yes, what were you? The disgraceful FBI director?
Speaker 21: Well, that would be him.
Speaker 6: But why in the world would he become on the
Speaker 6: board of trustees, uh, governing board of trustees at the
Speaker 6: Boeing corporation being paid five hundred thousand dollars a month
Speaker 6: after he got fired.
Speaker 21: This is an FBI guy going to Boeing.
Speaker 1: Well, you know the thing is when these people go
Speaker 1: to Washington, and when you get to that level, you
Speaker 1: make friends in all kinds of places. So I so,
Speaker 1: is that what Komy is doing now? He's on the
Speaker 1: board of Boeing Aircraft?
Speaker 21: Don't I think his charge?
Speaker 6: His term is over. But the point is he carried
Speaker 6: serious clearance. So any new contract or anything else that
Speaker 6: might be coming down, that might be an opportunity for going.
Speaker 21: He was very worthy of having around.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's where the money is a lot of these
Speaker 6: people when they're retired, especially at an six and above.
Speaker 6: I checked with my uncle. He got out at four.
Speaker 6: He had clearence when he was flying one thirty five's
Speaker 6: refueling over Vietnam, But once he turned around and went
Speaker 6: into reserve status in seventy four, his clarence was snatched.
Speaker 6: My dad had clearance at an E file level carrying
Speaker 6: NATO papers back in Germany in sixties. Once he was
Speaker 6: discharged and came back to Cincinnati, his clarence disappeared six
Speaker 6: and above.
Speaker 21: In a general rule, you get a.
Speaker 6: Courtesy where they will retain your clearance. Part of the
Speaker 6: argument that is legitimate on a politician level is if
Speaker 6: there's an ongoing operation that the new guy needs to
Speaker 6: be knowing something or get some information back, they leave
Speaker 6: the old guy with some clearance. The trick is they're
Speaker 6: just making money off of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, And I know Trump has revoked a lot
Speaker 1: of those individuals that had their clearances after they were
Speaker 1: done with their service in the government.
Speaker 21: They keep it this time only in this term.
Speaker 6: He first did not do this at all in his
Speaker 6: first term because he didn't realize and Brennan was the
Speaker 6: first one he nailed and there was a radio host
Speaker 6: with a national program that knew how to get to
Speaker 6: the ear of Trump. And when Brennan's clearance was snatched
Speaker 6: by Trump because Brannan was running his mouth on Channel
Speaker 6: twelve with Stephanopolis on Sunday Mornings, and you realize there's
Speaker 6: some stuff here that you're not supposed to know about
Speaker 6: right now. So they snatched it. And there were one
Speaker 6: hundred and ninety admirals.
Speaker 21: That turned around and in aggravation said well, I'm.
Speaker 6: Not using mine anyways to stick it.
Speaker 21: In your ear, and he gave it back.
Speaker 6: That was on the first term, when he showed up
Speaker 6: on this net left in this election, this term now
Speaker 6: forty seven, he snatched a whole bunch. That one captain
Speaker 6: in the Navy that's running his mouth on this head,
Speaker 6: he's an easy shot take it out. If he's carrying
Speaker 6: any clearance, drum could snatch that sucker in a heartbeat.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, and Ray, I'll thank you very much for the call. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But as a general rule, I think when your time
Speaker 1: in the in the military is over, your time in
Speaker 1: service to the country is over, then maybe it's time
Speaker 1: for your clearance to go away too, Unless you know,
Speaker 1: unless you get called in. Maybe unless you have a
Speaker 1: certain sort of expertise and they need to rely on
Speaker 1: you for something in the future, maybe it can be
Speaker 1: on an as needed basis. But I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: Mark and Florence. What's going on tonight? Don't we got
Speaker 1: Chris and Green Township?
Speaker 6: Dan?
Speaker 4: What is happening? Buddy? You know, I don't agree with
Speaker 4: you on much of anything, but I always enjoy when
Speaker 4: you're on.
Speaker 1: Man here, it's been a while since I've heard from you,
Speaker 1: so it's good to have you back on what's going on?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, thank you? Dan? Hey, you ready for it now?
Speaker 21: You know it's coming?
Speaker 1: Here we go land on me.
Speaker 4: Hey all right, sir, Hey, I respect those guys for
Speaker 4: getting out that information. You have to get in front
Speaker 4: of something like that.
Speaker 13: Dan.
Speaker 4: I know you were in the Air Force. I was
Speaker 4: as well. I'm about your age. I would say, I
Speaker 4: just turned fifty nine and listen, man, no way, no
Speaker 4: way to hot. Did I know as much back then
Speaker 4: as I know now? I mean, you know, just with
Speaker 4: age alone, you have them with them coming just you know,
Speaker 4: so No, they need the military, genterist speaking younger people.
Speaker 4: They need to get that out I'm not saying they
Speaker 4: can't think for theirselves, but for themselves. But come on, now,
Speaker 4: you just know so much more when you get older.
Speaker 4: So I think it's good that they get and listen.
Speaker 4: Trump has said things that are downright scare for all.
Speaker 1: Well well let me, well, let me stop you before
Speaker 1: you you think it's good that these these Democrat lawmakers
Speaker 1: Slotkin and Mark Kelly and christ Delusio, Jason Crowe, Chrissy Hulahan.
Speaker 1: Do you think that's good that all these lawmakers, these
Speaker 1: these representatives and these senators put this video together and
Speaker 1: put it out there. You think that's a good thing?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: Why Why do you tell me why you think that?
Speaker 4: Because Trump has authoritarian Tennessee. He said things that are
Speaker 4: just completely out of bounds. What I would.
Speaker 1: Like, like, what can you give me an example?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, yes, sir. Multiple multiple news UH organizations have
Speaker 4: come out and spoken of his talking about shooting migrants
Speaker 4: in the legs to slow him down. Now, I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't know for sure he said it, but multiple
Speaker 4: have said that.
Speaker 1: Dan, we have have you heard of one instance of
Speaker 1: that happening? No, I'll give you that.
Speaker 4: You have not.
Speaker 1: You've not, You've not heard of that.
Speaker 4: I'll give you that. But hey man, it's what you know,
Speaker 4: like people like this is the border?
Speaker 1: Is the border under control?
Speaker 4: Now? I believe it is.
Speaker 1: Was the border under under control before Trump got into office.
Speaker 4: Well, I know it was not.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll give you that.
Speaker 4: I'll give you that, Dan, But what I talked about.
Speaker 4: What see, he's talking about prosecuting his political enemies and
Speaker 4: even like cozing up to ruthless dictators all over the world.
Speaker 4: You know, I know you said you like Steven Miller.
Speaker 4: He to me sounds like trying to be trying to
Speaker 4: sound like a Nazi. Only I consider him.
Speaker 1: To be goofy.
Speaker 4: I know you like him. I know you like him,
Speaker 4: and I'm just saying back years when we've seen authoritarians, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sound like the Nazi.
Speaker 4: He just his whole is this is entire his gate,
Speaker 4: just the way he tried to come across as a
Speaker 4: tough guy. I beat him. I beat somebody like that.
Speaker 4: Since with tough guy talking like that, where do like
Speaker 4: you tell there's no toughness really with him at all?
Speaker 4: But you know he's a big talker. I understand that.
Speaker 4: But to me, it's just goofy. I mean it is
Speaker 4: just and I'm just a damn let me just leave
Speaker 4: you with this, sir. But you know, the authoritarians that
Speaker 4: we've seen the past, You do not think that people
Speaker 4: should have or if there would have been a greater
Speaker 4: attempt to get out in front of what you know
Speaker 4: of their even their elections and when they started rolling
Speaker 4: to get out in front of that, you don't think
Speaker 4: that really would have been effective to stop people that
Speaker 4: we've seen, you know, ga their strength and you know,
Speaker 4: act on the act on what they wanted to act on.
Speaker 21: It wouldn't it.
Speaker 4: You don't think it would have helped you get out
Speaker 4: in front of them early? Yeah, in front of them.
Speaker 1: Well, you're trying, you're trying to make the connection or
Speaker 1: say that Trump is showing precursors towards being a what
Speaker 1: a dictator? It's a talitarian? I mean, is that what
Speaker 1: you're trying to say. I'm not sure, yes.
Speaker 4: Sir, I'm definitely saying that.
Speaker 1: I'm definitely all right. Well, OK, Look, Trump says things.
Speaker 1: Trump says things that that that sometimes I shake my
Speaker 1: head at. So I don't agree with everything that that
Speaker 1: Trump says and that he does, but you've got to
Speaker 1: look at the policies. You've got to look at the actions.
Speaker 1: So it's one thing. It's one thing for him, you know,
Speaker 1: as the as this uh uh, this guy says, what
Speaker 1: the hell is his name again? Crow? And when Martha
Speaker 1: McCallum said, what specific order from the commander in chief
Speaker 1: that that we are asked our military to carry out?
Speaker 1: Are you objecting to what specific order? All he can
Speaker 1: say is, well, well, he made some comments and suggestions comments.
Speaker 1: This is market this is first Amendment. You can make
Speaker 1: all the comments and suggestions you want, but that doesn't
Speaker 1: equal action. Order, It doesn't equal action.
Speaker 4: I'll give you an action that I think probably that
Speaker 4: to my mind, is illegal. I wouldn't do it, couldn't
Speaker 4: do it. Is these bombing of these boats. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't know if they're exactly off the waters of Venezuela,
Speaker 4: but no, when did the United States just start doing that?
Speaker 4: I heard someone to make the comment the other night,
Speaker 4: and I agree with this, When.
Speaker 1: Well, we now hold on these boats that are being
Speaker 1: blown up? Are these these boats? The people operating these
Speaker 1: boats have been declared as as terrorist organizations and so
Speaker 1: when you've got when and so that makes them an
Speaker 1: enemy of the United States. And when these terrorist organizations
Speaker 1: are trying to bring illegal drugs into the United States,
Speaker 1: then we are taking them out.
Speaker 4: We should dance. When when did that? When did we
Speaker 4: become like that? We don't say that'd be like us
Speaker 4: uh I heard them, I say that this is.
Speaker 1: So what are we supposed to do? Just allow drugs
Speaker 1: uh unabated to flow into.
Speaker 4: The country, arrest them when we went after when this
Speaker 4: country say like when after Epstein or whoever you know,
Speaker 4: or anyone built any bill causing anybody, We just didn't
Speaker 4: send to like to say, for Epstein, we just didn't
Speaker 4: send the health fire missile windo its condo. We rested.
Speaker 4: That's what needs to be done.
Speaker 1: And look, look when when you when you sit there
Speaker 1: and you and you try to arrest these people and
Speaker 1: you go through the court system and all that, look
Speaker 1: that they're enemies of the United States and they're attacking you.
Speaker 1: They're attacking our country, and we are taking them.
Speaker 4: Out when we no longer live up to the ideals
Speaker 4: which I once thought this country was comprised of.
Speaker 1: It's goodbye the US the other the ideals. The ideals
Speaker 1: are there for everyone, but you got to do it.
Speaker 1: You got to do it legally. You got to come
Speaker 1: into the country legally. You can't be trying to smuggle
Speaker 1: in heroin or fentanyl or whatever else into the country.
Speaker 1: And if you're designated as a terrorist organization and you're
Speaker 1: attacking our country, then we're going to respond. And the
Speaker 1: way we respond is by blowing blowing your boat out
Speaker 1: of the water.
Speaker 4: Didn't you hear by one or two guys actually were
Speaker 4: released or that didn't kill them, and they actually went
Speaker 4: back to their home countries. And they were so dangerous
Speaker 4: that we decided not to rest them, to let them go.
Speaker 4: That's how dangerous they were. Now that's the case, Dan,
Speaker 4: You know that, can't you know something wrong there? If
Speaker 4: we actually let them go, you know, did not pursue them.
Speaker 4: And then but but had had we had the missile,
Speaker 4: you know, the strike work, they would have they would
Speaker 4: have been killed. But they were so dangerous we were
Speaker 4: we let them go when subsequently they weren't killed.
Speaker 1: And you don't think we're follow You don't think we're
Speaker 1: following their every move. You don't think we're going to
Speaker 1: see you see where they go back to. You don't
Speaker 1: think you don't think we're going to see where uf
Speaker 1: I find the the bigger fish. You don't think they're
Speaker 1: going to go back to where they came. Well, I mean, look,
Speaker 1: we were talking about security clearances earlier. You don't know that,
Speaker 1: and I don't know that, but I would like to
Speaker 1: think that there was a reason for that. And Mark,
Speaker 1: I'm going to let you go. I appreciate it. I
Speaker 1: appreciate the phone call. Mark, don't be a stranger. So
Speaker 1: there you go, Chris and green Township is is hanging on.
Speaker 1: We don't really have time for another I let Mark
Speaker 1: have his say, but we don't really have a time.
Speaker 1: So Mark or Chris and green Township stay there. We'll
Speaker 1: get to your phone call after the news here at
Speaker 1: the top of the hour. But when you've got the
Speaker 1: Senators and congress people telling members of our military and
Speaker 1: the CIA they don't have to obey the orders of
Speaker 1: it and they and they want to say they're illegal orders,
Speaker 1: but yet they can't say they can't name one illegal order.
Speaker 1: That's a problem these people. It's my way of thinking
Speaker 1: that this, things like this should ruin a political career,
Speaker 1: But yet these people will probably be voted back into
Speaker 1: office time and time again. I know Slotkin's been there
Speaker 1: for a little while. I know Mark Kelly's been there
Speaker 1: for a little while. I don't know much about these
Speaker 1: other people, but I know Jason Crow just based on
Speaker 1: that interview he did with Martha McCallum, I don't like
Speaker 1: that dude at all. Ten fifty five. We got to
Speaker 1: get to a break and then we will continue on
Speaker 1: till midnight tonight. Seven hundred WLW right back on the
Speaker 1: Big One, seven hundred w l W eleven O seven.
Speaker 1: We rolled his all midnight tonight on the Wednesday night
Speaker 1: edition of The Midweek Crisis. I'm Dan Carroll glad to
Speaker 1: be here. I'm glad you are here as well. Five one, three, seven, four,
Speaker 1: nine hundred. The Big One, Chris and Green Township is on.
Speaker 1: Hold on and we get to Chris in just a second.
Speaker 1: But you know, one of the things I think that
Speaker 1: some people like to point to as some of the
Speaker 1: you know, illegal illegal orders of Trump is by him
Speaker 1: deploying the National Guard in certain places around the country.
Speaker 1: But if you look at the places where he has
Speaker 1: deployed the National Guard, you will see that crime has come.
Speaker 1: I saw a report where killings in Chicago are way down.
Speaker 1: Things in Portland have gotten a lot better. One of
Speaker 1: the things and the reason that these National Guard troops
Speaker 1: have to be deployed is because they are protecting federal
Speaker 1: agents who are trying to do their job. And just
Speaker 1: yesterday the Department of Homeland Security put out and Christy
Speaker 1: Noham did a speech on this. But it turns out
Speaker 1: that the surgeon vehicle attacks against federal officers ICE and
Speaker 1: CBP officers have more than doubled this year. The men
Speaker 1: and women of ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Border Protection
Speaker 1: have been facing a surgeon vehicle attacks driven by hateful
Speaker 1: rhetoric from sanctuary politicians, leftist activists, mainstream media. There have
Speaker 1: been nearly one hundred vehicular attacks this year, more than
Speaker 1: double them ount at the same time last year. The
Speaker 1: attacks not only posed potentially fatal risk to officers, but
Speaker 1: also in danger of the public. We are seeing the
Speaker 1: results of the lefts constant demonization of the men and
Speaker 1: women of law enforcement. Dangerous criminals, whether they be be
Speaker 1: illegal aliens or US citizens, are turning their vehicles in
Speaker 1: the weapons to attack ICE and CBP. Ced Trician McLaughlin,
Speaker 1: the Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security, and by the way,
Speaker 1: I thought Trump hated women I thought Trump was a
Speaker 1: big misogynist. And you've got two women, Christinome and Trician McLachlin,
Speaker 1: who's from Cincinnati by the way, just terrific. Since January twentieth,
Speaker 1: there have been ninety nine vehicle attacks against federal law enforcement,
Speaker 1: more than double compared to the forty seven from this
Speaker 1: time last year. There have been seventy one vehicular attacks
Speaker 1: against Customs and Border patrol since January twentieth. There have
Speaker 1: been twenty eight vehicular attacks against ice since January twentieth.
Speaker 1: So these federal agents out there trying to round up
Speaker 1: the child predators, the drug dealers, the murders, the rapists,
Speaker 1: they're getting attacked and they need protection. Chris and green Township,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for holding on. You're on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Hey Air Force is there, Dan, always enjoy your show.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you and right back at you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Dan. The divisciousness in the country is not getting
Speaker 5: any better. I'm just wondering when we file for divorce
Speaker 5: based on their rec soluble differences. I just think that
Speaker 5: we think nothing like the they think nothing like us,
Speaker 5: and there's just no way to bridge that gap.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, it's it's it's disheartening to think that way.
Speaker 1: I would certainly hope that it doesn't come to that.
Speaker 1: You know, there there used to be a time when
Speaker 1: we had differences with those on on the other side
Speaker 1: of the aisle. They different, they differ from us, they
Speaker 1: differ from uh that we differ with them. But I
Speaker 1: think in the end, we all wanted the same thing.
Speaker 1: We all wanted America to be great. We all wanted
Speaker 1: the you know, the peace and prosperity and in all
Speaker 1: those you know, we wanted people to to have a
Speaker 1: decent place to live, to be able to go to
Speaker 1: a good school, to be able to have a good job.
Speaker 1: We wanted all those things. We just had different ways
Speaker 1: of getting there. But now there are times when I
Speaker 1: don't think those on the left really want those things anymore.
Speaker 1: And and I and I the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: I've been talking about something that Bernie Sanders said, And
Speaker 1: this was after man Dami got elected in New York City,
Speaker 1: and he said, he said, Democrats need to take this
Speaker 1: what Mondanni did and do this all across the country.
Speaker 1: And I think about what he said, and when when
Speaker 1: I hear him say something like that, it's not. It's
Speaker 1: not that we need to do this all across the
Speaker 1: country because this is what's good for America. This helps
Speaker 1: advance peace and prosperity. This is, you know, the way
Speaker 1: to the American dream. The only reason Bernie Sanders said
Speaker 1: that is because it puts Democrats in power. And I
Speaker 1: think it all stops and starts right there. That is
Speaker 1: the only thing that he when he says that that
Speaker 1: we need to do what Mondanni did all across the country,
Speaker 1: all that means is that it keeps Democrats in power.
Speaker 1: And how does that further the notion that we're going
Speaker 1: to find any common ground when it comes to what's
Speaker 1: better for America or the people of America.
Speaker 5: Well, Dan, wait until November of twenty six. If the
Speaker 5: Democrats do in fact take control the chaos, they're going
Speaker 5: to begin with impeachment hearings. Oh, I think next the
Speaker 5: final two years of Trump's term is going to be
Speaker 5: just absolute chaos. And God only knows where to land
Speaker 5: in twenty eight if somebody like Evin Newsom or one
Speaker 5: of his cohorts gets elected president. I just I really
Speaker 5: pity the young kids today. I mean, I've had a
Speaker 5: full life, you know, it's just really scary to think
Speaker 5: about where this country might be in ten, twenty thirty years.
Speaker 1: Do you think the people that voted in New York
Speaker 1: have any idea of what they're in for? If Mondani
Speaker 1: is able to do really even a fraction of the
Speaker 1: stuff that he says he wants to do, do you
Speaker 1: think they have any clue?
Speaker 5: Well, one point five million of the voters in New
Speaker 5: York City are foreign born. You know, this is what
Speaker 5: they're used to in their home countries. They please these
Speaker 5: countries to come here for a better life, and then
Speaker 5: what do they do. They turn around and vote for
Speaker 5: the same kind of people that led to the countries that
Speaker 5: they fled.
Speaker 1: That's a good parts.
Speaker 5: Logic to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good point. And it's been happening in
Speaker 1: far too many places. And you know, I see all
Speaker 1: these stories about these individuals in New York City who
Speaker 1: have the means to move out of New York City
Speaker 1: because they don't want to live under the rule of
Speaker 1: someone like Mondannie. But yet they will. They will move
Speaker 1: to Florida, they will move to Texas, they'll move to
Speaker 1: Colorado or Wyoming or Montana. And then and then they'll
Speaker 1: vote for politicians who gave rise to the conditions that
Speaker 1: allow someone like Mondanni to get to get into power.
Speaker 5: Well, look at Arizona, that used to be one of
Speaker 5: the most conservative states. Now you've got this boob Mark Kelly,
Speaker 5: you know, as a senator Colorado. Same thing there.
Speaker 1: Well, the governor there in Arizona, Katie Hobbs, I mean,
Speaker 1: she's a dedicated, hardcore leftist. She's as corrupt as the
Speaker 1: day is long.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely. And then you're seeing the left coast, I guess
Speaker 5: the right coast. It started with Maryland. Now it's moved
Speaker 5: down to Virginia, it's moving into North Carolina. Georgia is
Speaker 5: a purple state. Now it's just the whole demographics. Everything's
Speaker 5: just changing so that I just don't see it coming
Speaker 5: back together. And I do really worry about where this
Speaker 5: country will be, probably after I'm on the other side
Speaker 5: of the grass. But I do think that things are
Speaker 5: really not workable to come to a reasonable compromise and
Speaker 5: solution with these people.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, and sadly, Chris, I think you're onto something.
Speaker 1: I think there's just been far too many people in
Speaker 1: this country who want to go down that rabbit hole
Speaker 1: of having a cradle to grave security and putting everything
Speaker 1: in the hands of an ever increasing and ever expanding,
Speaker 1: an ever more powerful federal government. And when Trump taught
Speaker 1: and I think when you really boil down a lot
Speaker 1: of these arguments about what Trump is talking about, what
Speaker 1: Trump is talking about is giving people opportunities to have
Speaker 1: power to themselves and reducing the power that politicians have
Speaker 1: over their lives. And so when you get into that
Speaker 1: area where you start talking about taking away power that
Speaker 1: these people in Washington, d c. Have, that's what causes
Speaker 1: them to dig their heels in more than anything else.
Speaker 5: Well, Dan, I'll tell you there's it defies any logic
Speaker 5: to me. Also, when I hear these people screaming about
Speaker 5: us taking out these Narco boats, there's been maybe twelve fourteen.
Speaker 5: Have they forgotten when Obama was president, him sending these
Speaker 5: predator missiles to go after these terrorist leaders, lots of
Speaker 5: collateral damage, lots of innocent people killed. I didn't hear
Speaker 5: anybody screaming.
Speaker 1: Then he was doing He was doing it on a
Speaker 1: daily basis.
Speaker 5: He did a list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he talked about his kill list. He'd get up
Speaker 1: every morning and go down to the Oval office and
Speaker 1: look at his kill list and say, here's our potential
Speaker 1: targets today, who do you want to hit And he'd
Speaker 1: sign off on, you know, hit this guy, this guy,
Speaker 1: this guy in and that's how you would start his day.
Speaker 1: And I know this because when I was at nineteen,
Speaker 1: when I was at Fox nineteen got a we got
Speaker 1: an anchor in. His name was Ben Swan, and Ben
Speaker 1: Swan Obama was on a campaign tour. He was he
Speaker 1: was he wasn't campaigning for himself, he was campaigning for
Speaker 1: someone else. And so he was he was in town
Speaker 1: or he was either here, he was in Dayton, but
Speaker 1: he was, he was in the area. And so you know,
Speaker 1: they'll do these things where if you're a local news anchor,
Speaker 1: they'll give you, say, seven minutes with the president, and
Speaker 1: so you can, you know, you can, you can pretend
Speaker 1: to your audience like, hey, look, I'm I'm Joe news
Speaker 1: anchor from your local TV station and I had a
Speaker 1: one on one with the President of the United States.
Speaker 1: So you put you sell it's a selling point for
Speaker 1: local TV. So so the the president's in a room,
Speaker 1: you walk in, you get your time, and then you
Speaker 1: walk out and they they have a crew there that
Speaker 1: sends the video to you and all that and it
Speaker 1: and it's just boom boom boom. They'll knock out, you know,
Speaker 1: seven or eight different anchors from from local TV stations
Speaker 1: and so you get your interview. So Bence Wan goes
Speaker 1: in there and he says, the first thing he says
Speaker 1: to Obama is where do you get the authority to
Speaker 1: launch these these uh you know, these drone strikes? And
Speaker 1: and at the time, he had killed an American citizen.
Speaker 1: One of the people that got killed in one of
Speaker 1: these strikes was an American citizen. And he confronted Obama
Speaker 1: about this, and and Obama just turned into as a
Speaker 1: blithering idiot because he was not expecting this from your
Speaker 1: local news anchor and had well by by by by
Speaker 1: Well it was and that was the end of the interview.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you, I glory and that guy spunk uh
Speaker 5: for for hiving the courage to ask him that question.
Speaker 5: But but yeah, we are in definitely trying times. Dan,
Speaker 5: I I uh, you know, just don't know where it's
Speaker 5: all gonna end. But my gut feeling is it's not
Speaker 5: gonna end pretty how long. I don't know, nobody knows,
Speaker 5: but it seems to be picking up pace, And when
Speaker 5: I see people throwing rocks at federal law enforcement trying
Speaker 5: to enforce our immigration laws, and nobody seems to do
Speaker 5: anything about it to stop these agitators, it really does
Speaker 5: concern me that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I think I think if we, if we
Speaker 1: just had an honest media in this country, I think
Speaker 1: that could go a long way to presenting, you know,
Speaker 1: or helping bring people together. But even the media is
Speaker 1: so far out there. It's I've seen so many stories
Speaker 1: lately of people who were consuming so much CNN and
Speaker 1: MSNBC and things like that, and then something opened their
Speaker 1: eyes and they realized they were just being led down
Speaker 1: a path of complete dishonesty. And so the media doesn't
Speaker 1: help to to cover that either.
Speaker 5: So the media helped lose the Vietnam War. That's I
Speaker 5: was just a kid when that was going on, but
Speaker 5: I would watch the nightly news and it was so
Speaker 5: biased and all those men that died in vain. But hey, Dan,
Speaker 5: that's all I got for tonight. I enjoy your show.
Speaker 5: It's a great show. And appreciate you taking my car well.
Speaker 1: Chris, I appreciate you, and I appreciate you picking up
Speaker 1: the phone. Brother, don't be a stranger.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, we'll talk to you again.
Speaker 1: There you go, Chris in Green Township. Great stuff. There.
Speaker 1: The speaking of media with the White House put this
Speaker 1: out today and the headline is this is from the
Speaker 1: White House. ABC News is fake news. ABC News is
Speaker 1: not journalism. It's a Democrat spin operation masquerading as a
Speaker 1: broadcast network. The networks long standing commitment to hoaxes, character assassinations,
Speaker 1: outright fiction targeting only one side of the political aisle
Speaker 1: is a deliberate deception to wage war on President Trump
Speaker 1: and the millions of Americans who elected him to multiple terms.
Speaker 1: ABC knew, and they put news in quotes. ABC News
Speaker 1: has a long, rich tradition of peddling lies, conspiracies, and
Speaker 1: outright opinion thinly veiled as fact. In twenty seventeen, ABC
Speaker 1: suspended investigative reporter Brian Ross after he falsely reported that
Speaker 1: President Trump had directed Michael Flynn to contact Russian officials
Speaker 1: before the twenty sixteen election. In twenty twenty, ABC suspended
Speaker 1: veteran correspondent David Wright after he was caught identifying himself
Speaker 1: as a socialist and admitting the network pushes an anti
Speaker 1: Trump agenda and air stories designed for profit, not news.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty, George Stephanopoulos, longtime Democrat operative turned one
Speaker 1: to be journalist, failed to ask Joe Biden about his
Speaker 1: on Hunter's infamous laptop or the swirling allegations of impropriety.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty four, Stephanopoulos repeatedly lied about President Trump's
Speaker 1: legal cases. After being sued for promoting these defamatory lives,
Speaker 1: the network agreed to settle for sixteen million dollars and
Speaker 1: issue a statement of regret. In October of twenty four,
Speaker 1: the network erroneously fact checked in quotes President Trump at
Speaker 1: least five times during the presidential debate, but failed to
Speaker 1: call out his opponent a single time. Following President Trump's
Speaker 1: historic twenty twenty four victory, ninety percent of the network's
Speaker 1: coverage of his cabinet nominees was negative. And I mean
Speaker 1: this goes on and on and on. All these things
Speaker 1: that ABC News, I mean, they are just they are
Speaker 1: just taking ABC News to task. In July, ABC News
Speaker 1: dismissed the vicious MS thirteen gang, whose motto is literally
Speaker 1: kill rape control. They dismissed this as a click. In July,
Speaker 1: ABC News used its special coverage of the one Big,
Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill signing ceremony to falsely claim the legislation would
Speaker 1: mostly benefit the wealthiest Americans and repeat the debunked talking
Speaker 1: point that millions of Americans would lose their healthcare. I mean,
Speaker 1: it is it is just one thing after another. In April,
Speaker 1: ABC News pedaled the debunked lie that the Trump administration
Speaker 1: was unilaterally deporting US citizens babies. And they've got links
Speaker 1: all these day. If you go to the White House
Speaker 1: webs site and uh just google it, ABC News is
Speaker 1: fake news. You can read this for yourself and they've
Speaker 1: got links to every single one of these and a
Speaker 1: lot of it is stuff that I've talked about in
Speaker 1: the past, like the transition coverage. It links you to
Speaker 1: a piece from NewsBusters dot org. So it is absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything like this, especially from the White House.
Speaker 1: Eleven twenty five, we got to get to a break
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Speaker 1: eight hundred The Big One, and what I do with
Speaker 1: my list? Hold on a second, hold on. I want
Speaker 1: to know. I want to hear a cut and I
Speaker 1: gotta find it, though, So hold on, let me dial this.
Speaker 1: I was I was looking at something else before the
Speaker 1: before the break ended. There, let's go to cut number.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was, I was talking today and I do
Speaker 1: have some good news. And Donald Trump had some good
Speaker 1: news as well, talking about employment in America and the
Speaker 1: number of Americans who are working today. This was at
Speaker 1: the There was a the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
Speaker 1: is in Washington right now. They had a big dinner
Speaker 1: last night, and there was a what did they call it?
Speaker 1: I forget what they called it, and it was some
Speaker 1: American Saudi Arabia Economic Forum or something like that. But
Speaker 1: he was talking about jobs and Americans working, and I
Speaker 1: look at this and I think this is some good news.
Speaker 1: So it's not all doom and gloom here on the
Speaker 1: Midweek crisis. Some good news from the Trumpster today. And
Speaker 1: Joe Waddell it's her cut number seven place.
Speaker 22: One point nine million more American board workers are employed today.
Speaker 22: I think of that when I took office, so we
Speaker 22: picked up almost two million workers, and more Americans are
Speaker 22: now working. As I said, at any time in the
Speaker 22: history of our country, under Biden, one out of every
Speaker 22: four new jobs went to increase the size of the
Speaker 22: federal government. So, in other words, one out of four
Speaker 22: was a federal worker. Well, I love our federal workers.
Speaker 3: But that's not the way you can build a country.
Speaker 1: It's a short road to a disaster.
Speaker 22: Under my administration, one hundred percent. Think of that of
Speaker 22: all new jobs created came out of the private sector,
Speaker 22: one point nine million more American board workers, all.
Speaker 1: In the private sector. That's good news. And a lot
Speaker 1: of the jobs that were created under Joe Biden, and
Speaker 1: I say created with my air quotes up there, the
Speaker 1: vast majority of them government jobs, expanding government. And then
Speaker 1: he wants to sit there and take credit for all
Speaker 1: these jobs he created. I don't think so. More good
Speaker 1: news the new mayor in Seattle. The Democrat mayor in Seattle,
Speaker 1: self described socialist, Katie Wilson said she no longers required
Speaker 1: or she no longer requires financial assistance from her parents.
Speaker 1: She's got a job. Now. She's the mayor of Seattle.
Speaker 1: She's an activist who's been widely compared to socialist Democrat
Speaker 1: New York City elected mayor is Ohan Mandani. She unseated
Speaker 1: the incumbent Democrat Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrel. She wrote on
Speaker 1: x that her new role as Seattle mayor, which pays
Speaker 1: her about two hundred and thirty grand a year, will
Speaker 1: allow her to get off her parents' dole for expensive childcare,
Speaker 1: is fantastic, and she wants everyone in Seattle to have
Speaker 1: free childcare. So I would imagine, I would imagine the
Speaker 1: happiest people who are the people who are the happiest
Speaker 1: that she became mayor Katie Wilson are her parents because
Speaker 1: they are not footing her bills anymore. I take one
Speaker 1: look at my kid, I say, you're the mayor. Now
Speaker 1: you're pulling down two hundred and thirty grand a year.
Speaker 1: It's time to take care of yourself. And what I
Speaker 1: think she's forty one years old something like that. And
Speaker 1: then I'd say, tell that deadbeat husband of years to
Speaker 1: get a job to I'm sure she can. She can
Speaker 1: find some some work for him there in the city.
Speaker 1: And that's how it works with with all those folks there.
Speaker 1: So that's good. Here's some more good news. A new
Speaker 1: discovery in the Arctic. This is I really I think
Speaker 1: this is really huge economic news. Here, a project heralded
Speaker 1: by Alaska Governor Mike Dunlevy and accelerated by Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: stands to deal a huge blowt of China's dominance in
Speaker 1: the nanotechnology, energy, and automotive sectors, as the graphite one
Speaker 1: site in your gnome uncovers vast reserves which Beijing previously
Speaker 1: accounted for ninety percent of production. So this is a
Speaker 1: discovery of rare earth minerals and graphite creek in Alaska.
Speaker 1: I gotta have Daniel Turner on about this. As of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, the US was at least ninety three
Speaker 1: percent import dependent on both rare earth elements and graphight itself,
Speaker 1: according to the International Energy Agency, and the graphite Creek
Speaker 1: deposit has already been dubbed the largest such tranch in
Speaker 1: the US. This week's announcement of this discovery, in addition
Speaker 1: to the graphite load portends a step a step up
Speaker 1: that the US can take against China through Trump's American
Speaker 1: Energy Dominance agenda, according to a source familiar with the situation,
Speaker 1: and Trump was talking about energy today, and he knows
Speaker 1: that a revitalization of this country is going to be
Speaker 1: largely dependent on how we we handle energy. I heard
Speaker 1: dun Levy on the radio. I don't know if it
Speaker 1: was last night or a couple of nights ago, but
Speaker 1: he's the he's the governor Mike Dunlevy of Alaska, and
Speaker 1: he was talking about how under the Biden administration they
Speaker 1: were literally shut down when it came to exploiting the
Speaker 1: vast resources that are available in the state of Alaska.
Speaker 1: And he said it was it was constant from the
Speaker 1: Biden administration. You can't do this, you can't do that,
Speaker 1: regulations for this, the you know, parts of your state
Speaker 1: are off limit, can't do on all these things. And
Speaker 1: he talked about how it went on and on and on.
Speaker 1: So there was just a He's got a huge list
Speaker 1: of stuff that used to come out from the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Now now you've got the Trump administration. When it comes
Speaker 1: to exploiting these resources and creating wealth. He said, It's
Speaker 1: like it's like night and day, absolutely unbelievable. So you've
Speaker 1: got all these rare minerals out there, and that puts
Speaker 1: the United States in an even stronger position when it
Speaker 1: comes to bargaining with China and other countries. And I
Speaker 1: and I mean, you need these rarer as minerals for everything.
Speaker 1: Let me see that in some of them. I don't
Speaker 1: even know if I can read the names of some
Speaker 1: of these, uh, some of these elements that they found
Speaker 1: in there. Let's see if let me see where that
Speaker 1: list is. Now, it doesn't it doesn't matter, I can't
Speaker 1: find it. But now, when it comes to making cell phones,
Speaker 1: when it comes to making computer chips, when it comes
Speaker 1: to making cars, when it comes to making all this stuff,
Speaker 1: you need these rare minerals. And now we've got a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of them. And with Trump in office, it's
Speaker 1: not going to be a deal where it just sits there. Now,
Speaker 1: it's going to be a deal where you go get
Speaker 1: them and you make a whole bunch of money. And
Speaker 1: I think that's going to be good for everyone. Let's see,
Speaker 1: let's see what else do we have? What else do
Speaker 1: we have? Let's go I've still got a couple more
Speaker 1: soundbites here. One is there was a hearing today on
Speaker 1: insider training in Congress. We've heard all the stories about
Speaker 1: all these people in Congress who go there and they
Speaker 1: get rich because they have inside information and they're able
Speaker 1: to make just the greatest stock trades you've ever heard of.
Speaker 1: And Tim Burchett of Tennessee was on his way into
Speaker 1: the hearing and he was talking about what's going on
Speaker 1: this This audio cut is about three minutes. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to play the whole thing, but I want to
Speaker 1: give you a little flavor of the timber chet from
Speaker 1: Tennessee and what he was talking about heading into this
Speaker 1: hearing today. Let's hear cut number six.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, Paul, thank you, Thank you, Sef, Thank
Speaker 3: you Brian.
Speaker 23: Somebody asked me if I was going to wear my
Speaker 23: jacket up there, and I said, to quote the immortal
Speaker 23: words from Henry Winklaer when he played the Fawns, I
Speaker 23: always rumble in this jacket because that's what we're up against.
Speaker 3: This is a fistfight, folks.
Speaker 23: Now, First, I guess I need to thank Chairman Styles
Speaker 23: and the Committee House of admin Administration Committee for taking
Speaker 23: this up because I realize what we're up against. I mean,
Speaker 23: this is everybody talks about this place being a dad
Speaker 23: gum swamp. It's not a swamp.
Speaker 3: Swamp is something cool God created.
Speaker 23: It's a It filters water, animal life lives and flourishes
Speaker 23: around it.
Speaker 1: This is a sewer.
Speaker 3: This is created by man and it needs to stop.
Speaker 23: We've, you know, for years Congress has been using hard
Speaker 23: work in American taxpayers money to get rich dad gum.
Speaker 23: It's got to stop. America knows what the heck's going on.
Speaker 23: Everybody wants to knock Pelosi. Heck, she's not even in
Speaker 23: the top ten. Get on that unusual whales site. This
Speaker 23: is pathetic, folks. We all know what's going on. Congress
Speaker 23: knows what the hell's going on, and it needs to stop.
Speaker 23: This body has been rich in itself when the taxpayer's
Speaker 23: gone for two dad gum long, and it's got to stop.
Speaker 23: This place is crooked and as crooked as a dog's leg.
Speaker 23: That's an old East Tennessee saying. But it's the truth
Speaker 23: and it and it needs to stop. America knows what's
Speaker 23: going on. We're in committee meetings. We hear things before
Speaker 23: y'all do we can make those connections. When you see
Speaker 23: a member of this body making four or five, six
Speaker 23: hundred trades a year, you know something wrong.
Speaker 3: Everybody. I'll do like I do.
Speaker 23: I got my buddy, Tommy Sler, who invested in my
Speaker 23: mutual fund, end.
Speaker 3: Up having to cash it out because my daughter is
Speaker 3: going to school.
Speaker 23: I'm not a wealthy man, but look, this thing is
Speaker 23: broken and it needs to be fixed, and this is
Speaker 23: the right avenue to do it.
Speaker 3: And I want to say something. I'm going to get
Speaker 3: these guys.
Speaker 1: There you go, that's enough of that. That's in Burchett.
Speaker 1: I mean, you like that guy. I like that guy,
Speaker 1: but you listen to him and he's telling you straight
Speaker 1: out that this problem is a lot worse than we know.
Speaker 1: So we've got Republicans in Congress who are trying to
Speaker 1: pressure the speaker Mike Johnson, and there's a bill up
Speaker 1: there right now. They want to advance this bill that
Speaker 1: would ban congressional stock trading. In the coming weeks, the
Speaker 1: bill would come, a bill would come to the floor.
Speaker 1: Represented Representative Brian Fitzpatrick said at a press conference where
Speaker 1: academic or let me see where they were people were
Speaker 1: getting to testify about the ins and outs of the
Speaker 1: current stock trade ethics enforcement lawmakers appearing alongside Uh, You've
Speaker 1: got Democrat Representative from Illa Jaya Paul was there. She
Speaker 1: was standing right next to Burchette of Tennessee when he
Speaker 1: was making this statement. You got Annapolin and a Luna
Speaker 1: wants to pass this bipartisan stock trading legislation. So the
Speaker 1: whole idea, and look, there's gonna be a lot of
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a lot of pushback on this because,
Speaker 1: especially when you're in Washington, money is power. And I
Speaker 1: think even one time last year, I think that I
Speaker 1: saw I had a story where Nancy Pelosi said she
Speaker 1: would be in favor of this, but of course she's
Speaker 1: already got all the money she needs, so at this point,
Speaker 1: why should she care. But no, these members of Congress,
Speaker 1: they love the trade stocks. And I find that pretty
Speaker 1: shocking when he says Nancy Pelosi is not even in
Speaker 1: the top ten. I'm gonna have to find that list
Speaker 1: and see who is in the top ten. Absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: Let's go where there was. There was more from Capitol Hill,
Speaker 1: and this was last night when they were debating before
Speaker 1: they passed the legislation that's going to call for the
Speaker 1: release of the Epstein files. And Jim Jordan of Ohio
Speaker 1: was speaking, and he was doing a great job, and
Speaker 1: he laid out he had a little refresher course, laying
Speaker 1: out some of the the ant so the Democrats, and
Speaker 1: I thought, he this is this is nice. This is
Speaker 1: a little reminder of what the Democrats have been up
Speaker 1: to for the last few years, just in case you forgot,
Speaker 1: courtesy of Jim Jordan on the House floor and Joe
Speaker 1: and I'm and again this is this is like four minutes.
Speaker 1: But I'm not going to play the whole thing, but
Speaker 1: I want to give you some flavor of this. And
Speaker 1: Joe Waddell, let's hear cut number five.
Speaker 11: Please I use myself such time as I may consume.
Speaker 3: The gentleman is recognized, we.
Speaker 11: All support holding bad guys accountable, and we're all going
Speaker 11: to vote for this resolution. But I think a little
Speaker 11: perspective is important. Democrats have had spent six months talking
Speaker 11: about Epstein, even though they had four years to do
Speaker 11: something about it. Now, why would they do that? Why
Speaker 11: would they do that? Maybe it's to go after President Trump.
Speaker 11: Never forget they shut down the government for forty three days.
Speaker 11: They said, don't worry about our military, don't worry about
Speaker 11: air traffic controllers, don't worry about our economy, don't worry
Speaker 11: about American families. No, no, no, close the government for
Speaker 11: a month and a half because it might hurt the president.
Speaker 11: For the past decade, there's been one constant for Democrats,
Speaker 11: one constant, go after Trump. They spied on his campaign.
Speaker 11: Then it was Muller, Then it was impeachment one. Then
Speaker 11: it was impeachment two. Then it was all the law Fair,
Speaker 11: Alvin Bragg, Fannie Willis, Leticia James. Then it was Ardy Frost,
Speaker 11: investigation of the Justice Department, surveilling United States senators and
Speaker 11: congressmen and a whole host of other Americans. Then it
Speaker 11: was Jack Smith and his gag orders and his raiding
Speaker 11: President Trump's home. Then it was a forty three day shutdown.
Speaker 11: And now it's Epstein. And by the way, by the way,
Speaker 11: the same party that did all that, They were also
Speaker 11: the ones who were texting with mister Epstein during hearing
Speaker 11: where Michael Cohen was their witness in another effort to
Speaker 11: go after the president. American see through it all, and frankly,
Speaker 11: it's actually kind of sad, this obsession, this syndrome, this
Speaker 11: mindset that says we got to go after President Trump
Speaker 11: no matter what that they have. And I actually, when
Speaker 11: I think about it, I think it's because President Trump's
Speaker 11: and Republicans have accomplished so much that they told the
Speaker 11: voters they were going to accomplish in the twenty twenty
Speaker 11: four election. We're actually doing what we said we were
Speaker 11: gonna do. President Trump said he was going to cut taxes,
Speaker 11: and he did. President Trump said he would secure the border,
Speaker 11: and he did. President Trump said he getting men out
Speaker 11: of women's sports, and he did. President Trump said he
Speaker 11: would make sure I Ran doesn't have nuclear capability, and
Speaker 11: he did. And he said he would get the hostages
Speaker 11: out of Gaza Basket back into Israel, and he did
Speaker 11: all in nine months. So I don't know what causes
Speaker 11: this mindset, this syndrome the left has, but I know
Speaker 11: one thing. I know one thing it is real, Which
Speaker 11: brings me to last week. Think about what the Democrats did.
Speaker 1: Last week.
Speaker 11: The Democrats released an email that the Oversight Committee had
Speaker 11: obtained from the Estate, an email from mister Epstein to
Speaker 11: miss Maxwell. When the Democrats released it, they redacted the
Speaker 11: victim's name. Something we all support, something everyone supports, except
Speaker 11: except in this case, no court had ordered that name redacted,
Speaker 11: no agency had redacted it, and the estate didn't redact it.
Speaker 11: And the victim had already went public. So why black
Speaker 11: out her name? Why black out her name? Because she
Speaker 11: had said in her book and had testified under Oathe
Speaker 11: that she never saw any wrongdoing by President Trump.
Speaker 1: So there you go. There's Jim Jordan laying and out
Speaker 1: and he gives you a little refresher course on all
Speaker 1: the stuff that the Democrats have been doing, spying on
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign, the Muller investigation, impeachment one, impeachment two,
Speaker 1: all the lawfare with Alvin Bragg and Fannie Willis and
Speaker 1: Latitia James, all the Jack Smith stuff, and it goes
Speaker 1: on and on and on. So you know, we had
Speaker 1: the call earlier tonight that was talking about how we're
Speaker 1: going so far down that he doesn't know that this
Speaker 1: country can ever come back together. Well, you see a
Speaker 1: major reason right there of why he thinks that way.
Speaker 1: That's it for me. I got to get out of here.
Speaker 1: We'll be back again and do it tomorrow night. I
Speaker 1: hope you can be here then until then have a
Speaker 1: great night and we'll see you tomorrow on the home
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