Speaker 1: Ahead on American Sunrise, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen set to
Speaker 1: unveil tough new measures on Iran, which President Trump calls
Speaker 1: Economic d Day. The big question this morning, though, will
Speaker 1: the pressure force Tehran back to the negotiating table. Plus,
Speaker 1: the US and Canada are in a trade war after
Speaker 1: the Trump administration slapped our northern neighbor with massive tariffs
Speaker 1: and Canada is now set to fire back. Can the
Speaker 1: two sides find a way forward as each appears determined
Speaker 1: not to blink first and later. We're monitoring the Lindsey
Speaker 1: Clancy murder trial as postpartum psychosis is in the spotlight.
Speaker 1: Will the mother be held responsible for the deaths of
Speaker 1: her three children or will her mental health defense sway
Speaker 1: the jewelry. Those stories and so much more coming your
Speaker 1: way right now on American Sunrise.
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Speaker 2: I'm David Brody, I'm Terrence and.
Speaker 3: I'm doctor Gina. Good morning, Happy Monday to everybody. I
Speaker 3: am doctor Gina. We are live with you from the
Speaker 3: Palm Beaches. Let's bring in David Brody in Washington, DC.
Speaker 3: Terrence based in our Denver newsroom. Good morning, guys. Hope
Speaker 3: you had a rejuvenating kind of a weekend. I got
Speaker 3: unpacked from Alaska. That was a major because you know,
Speaker 3: when you live in Florida, you don't even own winter
Speaker 3: clothes unless you're going skiing or you're going to Alaska, right,
Speaker 3: you don't ever need winter clothes ever, ever, ever, So
Speaker 3: for me to get out all of my winter clothes,
Speaker 3: it's like it's kind of a major ordeal. You kind
Speaker 3: of keep your clothes like that in storage, to be honest.
Speaker 3: Good to know I can tell you conlighted with that.
Speaker 3: Did you get howd you? Guys? Here's a glowing start.
Speaker 1: It was a solid weekend, doctor Gina, Thank you for asking.
Speaker 1: Probably not quite as as fun as yours unpacking all
Speaker 1: the winter clothes, but still a solid weekend.
Speaker 3: Two brutal games of two brutal nights of sequence with
Speaker 3: my family as well as should add my.
Speaker 2: Oh I love that game.
Speaker 3: That little bow loud kid of mine. I don't know
Speaker 3: where he got that sense of competition, but we we
Speaker 3: like to kill one another. As they said, back where
Speaker 3: I grew up.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, well that was our territory right there.
Speaker 1: I'm glad I didn't glow. I'm glad I didn't grow
Speaker 1: up that grow up there. I'm glad you survived it then,
Speaker 1: apparently because it's a little aggressive there.
Speaker 3: Doctor g kitch real quick. I got to ask you
Speaker 3: a question. Do you did your family play the game Sequence?
Speaker 1: No, we have never played that game. We're an Uno family.
Speaker 3: One too, But Sequence, I'm telling you, what is it about? Sequence? David?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Man. We go, we'll go. We'll go
Speaker 3: till four am, five am sometimes when and I've done
Speaker 3: that on a school night, which means a night when
Speaker 3: I have to work the next day before because I
Speaker 3: can't stop with my whole family. Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: It's just the thing. It's just like there's patterns everywhere,
Speaker 2: sequences galore. I mean you could, I mean it just
Speaker 2: goes on and on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's fun, all right, Terrence NEOs Sorry.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, So look want to bring your attention
Speaker 1: to the CNBC headline because it really is news of
Speaker 1: the day, US to unveil greatest financial offensive against Iran
Speaker 1: as tarr Ran threatens ship seizures. All of this coming
Speaker 1: as Scott Beston is set to hold as press conference
Speaker 1: today in which he talks about Economic d Day and
Speaker 1: sanctions that are coming down the pike for Iran. Iran
Speaker 1: is also supposedly going to be talking with the Omani
Speaker 1: foreign minister this week. That's going to happen in fact
Speaker 1: tomorrow they're talking about the straight of horror moves and
Speaker 1: how the two sides can potentially work together to keep
Speaker 1: that shipping lane open or at least navigable. This is
Speaker 1: going to be interesting to see just how far the
Speaker 1: administration goes in terms of slapping the Iranians with these sanctions.
Speaker 1: But more importantly, is it going to go far enough
Speaker 1: to really force Iran's hand? That I think is the
Speaker 1: big question, David Well.
Speaker 2: And I think honestly, it's not so much about I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously it's about Iran at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: but keep your eye on China. I mean, what is
Speaker 2: the United States going to do today? Are they going
Speaker 2: to sanction in effect Chinese major Chinese banks if they
Speaker 2: do that. They're basically telling China, hey, you've got a choice.
Speaker 2: Knock yourself out and fund Tehran's o buy oil from
Speaker 2: Tehran and this dastardly regime. Or if you or you
Speaker 2: will no longer be able if you do that, excuse me,
Speaker 2: if you do that, you'll no longer be able to
Speaker 2: play in America's financial sector. So I think this is
Speaker 2: what I'm watching this morning, to see what sort of
Speaker 2: sanction could come on China's banks. We'll see.
Speaker 3: Hey, you know, for me, we talk about these lofty
Speaker 3: we have these lofty conversations about wars and important people
Speaker 3: making important decisions and all the rest of it. All
Speaker 3: I can ever think about is that mom that's sitting
Speaker 3: at home with a child or two in Iran. What
Speaker 3: is the impact on her? You know, the overlords are
Speaker 3: never the ones who endure any part of the sacrifice. Right,
Speaker 3: So economic sanctions means the people hurt, right, That's what
Speaker 3: ultimately happens. And I just start thinking about the people,
Speaker 3: and especially the Christians there, and I just think we
Speaker 3: need to pray for those people.
Speaker 1: A great, great point, doctor Gina, and great segue to
Speaker 1: our Bible verse.
Speaker 3: Yes, today's Bible verse have sent you to us by Ozark
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Speaker 3: if you haven't already. We have a lot of fun
Speaker 3: in there, and we can get a little scrappy in
Speaker 3: there by the way too, John four, verses nineteen through twenty.
Speaker 3: The woman and said to him, sir, I perceive that
Speaker 3: you are a prophet. Our fathers worshiped on this mountain,
Speaker 3: and you Jews say that in Jerusalem is the place
Speaker 3: where one ought to worship. All right, let's bring in
Speaker 3: the chairman of American Defense International, Van hip Van. You know,
Speaker 3: the economic impact really ultimately is never going to impact
Speaker 3: the leaders. What do we think they're going to go
Speaker 3: without me? This is why I always laugh in America
Speaker 3: when people want to do things like, you know, raise
Speaker 3: the minimum wage and things like that. I think, do
Speaker 3: you really think or corporate tax I think, do you
Speaker 3: really think that's coming out of the CEO's pocket? That
Speaker 3: never happens? Does it? This will hurt the Uranian people?
Speaker 3: Will that result in them, you know, creating you know,
Speaker 3: an uprising?
Speaker 5: No, And you're right about the people there and the
Speaker 5: family suffering. And there's been a growing Christian community in
Speaker 5: recent years there I think there's a big rift though
Speaker 5: between the regular people and the regime, and within the
Speaker 5: regime there's rip between the our gc UH and and
Speaker 5: more of the political types like possessed Kit and so
Speaker 5: I think what this this uh UH as as the
Speaker 5: Trouble administration is calling it Economic d Day is designed
Speaker 5: to do is to help drive that wedge between the
Speaker 5: people UH and the regime, but also within the regime
Speaker 5: between the our gc UH and the political leadership there.
Speaker 5: So I put my money on Scott on Scott Bessett.
Speaker 5: That's a great South Carolinian there, and I think the
Speaker 5: best Treasury secretary of my lifetime. He's an economic genius.
Speaker 5: He understands the world economy UH. And it's it's a
Speaker 5: chess game, but I would put my money on Scott Bessett.
Speaker 5: And I think we've still got more tools that doctor
Speaker 5: Gina that we can use. We've got a great blockade
Speaker 5: UH from a maritime standpoint that's had a big time effect.
Speaker 5: We haven't had a land blockade yet. That's another option
Speaker 5: we could we could employ. It would require cooperation from
Speaker 5: my allies and I have been a big, big advocate,
Speaker 5: big time of increasing psychological operations on the regime and
Speaker 5: doing everything it can that we can to get arms
Speaker 5: to the people.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Man, let's go from sanctioned to tariffs. Obviously there
Speaker 2: were the weekend Big Deal USA today with this headline. Actually,
Speaker 2: their headlines say is a bad deal Canada's carneye announcing
Speaker 2: retaliation after US tariffs. So Trump announced his tariffs against Canada,
Speaker 2: and so let's talk about this because there's a couple
Speaker 2: of different things going on here, but a lot of
Speaker 2: the media, of the liberal media is applauding Mark Carney
Speaker 2: for standing up to Trump here. You know, if you're
Speaker 2: going to do this to us and it's a bad
Speaker 2: deal for Canada, we're not gonna acquiesce. I'm curious to
Speaker 2: get your tape.
Speaker 5: I remember this guy, David before he was Prime Minister.
Speaker 5: I remember watching this guy on TV trash President Trump
Speaker 5: way back when. So we know where this guy's coming from,
Speaker 5: and he's supposed to be this economic genius who went
Speaker 5: to Harvard London School of Economics, ran two banks. Well,
Speaker 5: pretty soon I think he's going to have to figure
Speaker 5: out the seven percent of all their exports go to
Speaker 5: the United States. So who's really going to get hurt
Speaker 5: if he goes through with this or the Canadians and
Speaker 5: the Canadian businesses. President Trump is doing what he has
Speaker 5: promised American people he would do from day one and
Speaker 5: has done. He's looking out for Americans. Americans, we've not
Speaker 5: had fair trade with Canada. They have put it to
Speaker 5: our dairy farmers in eight of the ten province's US
Speaker 5: wine spirits. U can't I mean total ban? President Trump
Speaker 5: is all about fairness now. Carnate and the President when
Speaker 5: this thing looked like it was going to go to
Speaker 5: the rail last week, the President even de laid the
Speaker 5: tarrs for three days to give the negotiators another chance.
Speaker 5: But September eighth, I think is the date that Carney
Speaker 5: has set for their tarrors. I think he's going to
Speaker 5: have a change of mine. But he looks at the
Speaker 5: real facts again that seventy percent of other exports go
Speaker 5: to the United States.
Speaker 1: Van you mentioned Scott Bessen being one of South Carolina's
Speaker 1: favorite sons. So let's stay in the state of South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Why don't we are The GOP Senate runoff there is
Speaker 1: set for tomorrow. Then you actually were one of the
Speaker 1: moderators of that debate that yielded this now infamous moment
Speaker 1: from Darlene Graham on national security. You were there, but
Speaker 1: I'm going to play it again for our viewers who may.
Speaker 6: Not have caught it, Senator, are Taiwan and the South
Speaker 6: China Sea national security issues for the United States?
Speaker 7: If so, wid, I'm sorry, could you repeat the quay.
Speaker 6: Our Taiwan and the South China Sea national security issues
Speaker 6: for the United States? And if so, lie or.
Speaker 7: How I'm just going to be honest here. I'm not
Speaker 7: on national security that I'm not that informed on national security, so,
Speaker 7: but I do support the military. My brother was in
Speaker 7: the Air Force for thirty three years, so I will
Speaker 7: do everything I can to support the military. My dad
Speaker 7: was in the Army. I'm not a polished politician up here.
Speaker 7: I'm a national security It's not my thing, not my
Speaker 7: area of expertise, but I do support the military.
Speaker 1: Then people may have thought that was Colonel Sanders in
Speaker 1: the middle, but no, that was you sporting your seersucker
Speaker 1: looking very good there. How do you think this is
Speaker 1: all going to play out tomorrow in this runoff election?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, Terrence, in addition to the seer sark,
Speaker 5: I want you to know I did I was wearing
Speaker 5: my white bucks, but y'all couldn't see those, so I
Speaker 5: was going forth. But let me tell you this thing,
Speaker 5: this debate. I mean, the eyes of the nation now
Speaker 5: are on the South Carolina Center race and it is tight,
Speaker 5: and it is all about and I think the numbers
Speaker 5: are there for either candidate to win right now. It's
Speaker 5: who has the best get up the vote technology. Looking
Speaker 5: at those early the early vote totals very interesting and
Speaker 5: I think we see now why President Trump went to
Speaker 5: Myrtle Beach. She needs to win big in the seventh district,
Speaker 5: in the first district. The seventh district is Congressman friest district.
Speaker 5: He you know, of course, carried that he's endorsed her.
Speaker 5: But the early voting totals showed that the seventh district
Speaker 5: is down more than any of the congressional districts, and
Speaker 5: that's where she's got to win big. That's why the
Speaker 5: President was there. This thing is gonna be tight.
Speaker 3: Wow and interesting. Wow. I don't know that I've ever
Speaker 3: seen politics where it is right now. Van keeping us
Speaker 3: entertained there. Thank you so much for being with us today.
Speaker 1: Thanks Van, and you were looking great that day.
Speaker 3: Love it very dapper.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, Coming up, we're gonna check out the hottest
Speaker 3: headlines from the RAV newsroom. That'll be with the one
Speaker 3: and only Terence Bates. Also later, a surprise Israeli strike
Speaker 3: in Sirius sparks questions in Washington. Why does the US
Speaker 3: envoy say Washington wasn't even warned? What could this mean
Speaker 3: for the US Israel relationship? That's for analysis Coming up
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Speaker 1: The trade war between the United States and Canada continues
Speaker 1: as President Trump slapped our northern nahbor with a fifty
Speaker 1: percent tariff on twenty billion dollars worth of Canadian goods.
Speaker 1: The current tariffs involve about five percent of what Canada's
Speaker 1: ships to the United States, including items like hockey sticks,
Speaker 1: steel products, and certain appliances. In return, Canada is preparing
Speaker 1: for retelliatory dollar for dollar penalties starting September eighth. Talks
Speaker 1: between the two sides broke down last week, with each
Speaker 1: side blaming the other At this point, no further talks
Speaker 1: are planned, leading to what feels like an economic tariff
Speaker 1: driven game of Chicken. US Trade Envoy Jamison Greer says, quote,
Speaker 1: our interest is in protecting American workers and protecting American
Speaker 1: supply chains. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karney argues quote, they
Speaker 1: asked too much and offered too little. Stay tuned. President
Speaker 1: Trump set to rally for two gubernatorial candidates tonight, each
Speaker 1: of whom faces a primary runoff election tomorrow. For one
Speaker 1: forty seven will participate in a tell rally for Republican
Speaker 1: Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzi, who is taking on the
Speaker 1: state's Attorney General, Gentner Drummond. Despite President Trump's endorsement, Mazzi
Speaker 1: finished a very close second two Drummond in the initial
Speaker 1: primary and is hoping to turn things around tomorrow. With
Speaker 1: op Lahoma being such a deep red state, Tomorrow's winter
Speaker 1: is expected to also win the governor's mansion. This coming fall.
Speaker 1: The Commander in Chief will also rally voters in South
Speaker 1: Carolina for a second time in a matter of days.
Speaker 1: He's hoping to put the Midas touch behind Senator Darlene Graham,
Speaker 1: who is currently serving the remainder of her recently deceased
Speaker 1: brother Senate term. The younger Graham will face Congressman Ralph
Speaker 1: Norman tomorrow to be South Carolina's Republican nominee for Senate
Speaker 1: in November. Graham has been President Trump's pick for the
Speaker 1: job since her brother Lindsay, passed away earlier this summer.
Speaker 1: About ninety thousand people in the Reno, Nevada area are
Speaker 1: still being warned to evacuate, and forty two thousand have
Speaker 1: already been ordered to leave as a fast moving wildfire
Speaker 1: has already destroyed homes and is threatening even more damage.
Speaker 1: Shifting winds is making it really difficult for firefighters to
Speaker 1: get that blaze under control. You can see it here
Speaker 1: on your screen. At one point the flames jumped over
Speaker 1: fire trucks, so crews weren't able to reach hotspots and
Speaker 1: put down that flara. At last check, the Hawk fire,
Speaker 1: as it's known, spread to more than twenty three square miles.
Speaker 1: People in the danger zone are being encouraged to leave
Speaker 1: immediately and being prepared to stay away for several days
Speaker 1: due to the unpredictable nature of the fire and getting
Speaker 1: it under control. Look at that there that gets us
Speaker 1: to our forecast Weather Nation meteorologists Tracy Anthony also keeping
Speaker 1: an eye on the conditions there in the Reno, Nevada
Speaker 1: area as this fire is burning out of control. Tracy,
Speaker 1: good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, conditions across Reno really deteriorating over the weekend.
Speaker 10: This fire sparked on Saturday and now has burned over
Speaker 10: fifteen thousand acres. And as you were mentioning a lot
Speaker 10: of people under evacuation orders. Now they don't know for
Speaker 10: sure what caused this, but I'm starting to hear some
Speaker 10: rumors are starting to read some places and some of
Speaker 10: the initial reports saying that it was human cause. So
Speaker 10: we're still waiting for the verification on that, but definitely
Speaker 10: not going to be an ideal situation here over the
Speaker 10: next couple of days. So Reno, we will keep you
Speaker 10: in our prayers. Another big story over the weekend was
Speaker 10: Moky So, a tropical system that pushed just south of Hawaii,
Speaker 10: so kind of traveling on the heels of Lalla that
Speaker 10: impacted Hawaii just week before Big Island. Dealing with some
Speaker 10: localized concerns with that system. Now the Eastern Pacific ramping up.
Speaker 10: We have about four areas that we're watching four tropical development.
Speaker 10: We also have Azelle that formed yesterday just about five
Speaker 10: hundred miles south of Baja California. Could have some coastal
Speaker 10: concerns with that system, indirect of course, but impacting areas
Speaker 10: of southern California. Now want to take you out to
Speaker 10: the Atlantic too, because the Atlantic is starting to ramp up,
Speaker 10: getting closer and closer to kind of the peak of
Speaker 10: hurricane season even for the Atlantic. And we're watching two areas,
Speaker 10: one south of Bermuda that is likely to develop over
Speaker 10: the course of the next week, and then another wave
Speaker 10: that's coming off the coast of Africa today and Terrence
Speaker 10: will be watching that one all week. That secondary system
Speaker 10: is one that I think is going to have a
Speaker 10: better chance of development. So things definitely starting to ramp
Speaker 10: up in the tropics.
Speaker 1: All right, Tracy, thanks so much, and we'll check in
Speaker 1: with you next hour and get our hometown forecasts.
Speaker 3: See you then, all right.
Speaker 1: See you then, time to take a let alone, time
Speaker 1: to take a quick break. But when we come back,
Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary Scott Besson set to unveil tough new sanctions
Speaker 1: against Israel as the Islamic Republic against Iran excuse me,
Speaker 1: tough new sanctions against Iran, as the Islamic Republic is
Speaker 1: calling the measures an act of war. So is it
Speaker 1: all just rhetoric or will there be real consequences. We'll
Speaker 1: discuss and hopefully I'll get my mind right. We're back
Speaker 1: in the month.
Speaker 2: Oh take me there right now, Big Sky, Montana, forty
Speaker 2: five miles or so south of Bozeman. I could live
Speaker 2: in the Mountain West. I lived out there for ten years,
Speaker 2: my wife and I in Colorado. Just absolutely beautiful. Welcome back,
Speaker 2: everybody to American Sunrise.
Speaker 11: All right.
Speaker 2: Washington is escalating economic pressure in Iran, with Treasury Secretary
Speaker 2: Scott Besson sets to unveil this morning what he calls
Speaker 2: the toughest sanctions in history. Actually be a two pm
Speaker 2: easter in this afternoon. The move targets Iran's economy, as
Speaker 2: shipping through the Strait of horm Moves remains severely restricted.
Speaker 2: Besson says the administration is launching a major financial offensive
Speaker 2: to pressure Iran toward a deal. The Trump administration is
Speaker 2: also urging other countries, including China, to help reopen the
Speaker 2: vital water away. Let's now bring in the founder and
Speaker 2: CEO of Tower strategies. Llc Rick tore Rick, thanks for
Speaker 2: being here. I know you've taken a moment from your vacation.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you a lot. I don't know why I'm screaming.
Speaker 2: I think I'm just getting older. I don't know why
Speaker 2: I'm That's kind of what am I doing. Uh, yeah, Rick,
Speaker 2: have at it. Tell me a little bit about this deal.
Speaker 2: Is this really gonna help? I mean, is this? Is
Speaker 2: this going to be a slow bleed? What's your sense?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Well, look, I think there is a path.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry I was saying.
Speaker 12: I think there is a path, but a pause and
Speaker 12: as strikes, it's certainly not not peace.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 12: You know, Iron still possesses missiles, drones and and has
Speaker 12: the proxies and and and that ability to disrupt or moves,
Speaker 12: you know. And we also cannot independently verify the full
Speaker 12: condition of its current nuclear program. So a workable agreement
Speaker 12: is going to require some some intrusive inspections, uh, some
Speaker 12: enforceable limits on on rich men and stock powles, and
Speaker 12: obviously open shipping lanes. And there should be consequences for
Speaker 12: any violation. You know, President Trump created leverage through military
Speaker 12: and economic pressure. The next step is turning that leverage
Speaker 12: into into Iranian compliance that can be verified and not
Speaker 12: just merely promised by them.
Speaker 1: It seems to me that the major issue here is
Speaker 1: the disconnect within the current Iranian regime, that there's so
Speaker 1: many different factions at war, if you will, even within
Speaker 1: the regime, that no one's really making any sound decisions
Speaker 1: or any cohesive decisions. And that brings me to this
Speaker 1: Associated Press headline which reads Iran's president says that the
Speaker 1: US memorandum is the best path out of the stalled
Speaker 1: war and other Middle East news. Again, the president seems
Speaker 1: to at least be saying the right thing. The rhetoric
Speaker 1: is right, but the reality on the ground there and
Speaker 1: Iran in terms of its path forward is disconnected and
Speaker 1: doesn't seem to be moving anywhere. Am I off base here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That sounds like maybe we did.
Speaker 1: Are you still there?
Speaker 2: I don't think he's ignoring it. I think I'm.
Speaker 12: Sorry, guys. Yeah, I'm getting some I'm getting some delays
Speaker 12: out here. I heard part of that question that, and
Speaker 12: that was that there seems to be some delays in
Speaker 12: in in and on the ground issues in Iran where
Speaker 12: things aren't moving in the right direction. Look, I think
Speaker 12: Secretary Bestince dj economic plan that he's going to unveil
Speaker 12: today should tighten more and more of that news around
Speaker 12: the Iranian economy, and we should start seeing some some
Speaker 12: significant changes there in hopefully in the coming weeks. I mean, militarily,
Speaker 12: Iran has been for the most part defanged, at least
Speaker 12: at least, you know, from an existential threat to to
Speaker 12: any of its neighbors, but certainly a threat to the
Speaker 12: United States. You know that defanging as work has helped,
Speaker 12: there's still stop that needs to get finished. We're not
Speaker 12: committing to putting boots on the ground in Iran. So
Speaker 12: I think what you're going to see is more and
Speaker 12: more economic pressure, some diplomatic pressure, and to bring Iran
Speaker 12: to the table.
Speaker 3: I'm going to depart from our topic because I know
Speaker 3: you're in Montana, and I think it's so fabulous that
Speaker 3: you're doing this trip. It reminds me of Travels with Charlie.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've read it by Steinbeck, one
Speaker 3: of my favorites. At the age of fifty eight nineteen sixty,
Speaker 3: he decided he'd lost touch with what America really was.
Speaker 3: He got his dog, he got in the car and
Speaker 3: he Whitney did this trip and part of it was Montana.
Speaker 3: And that's where the famous Steinbeck quote comes. I'm in
Speaker 3: love with Montana. For other states, I have admiration, respect, recognition,
Speaker 3: or even some affection. But with Montana, it is love.
Speaker 3: And it's difficul hold to analyze love when you're in it.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to give you a chance to comment
Speaker 3: because I think we need to take a moment to
Speaker 3: appreciate our great country.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'll get there, just give them a moment. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know we are.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I can't apologize. We are truly truly blessed Uh
Speaker 12: to live uh, to be born and raised in the
Speaker 12: United States, to have access to to a wonderful uh
Speaker 12: National Parks system UH and and and to look at
Speaker 12: a beautiful state, not just Montana, but Wyoming, Idaho, Montana. UH,
Speaker 12: just the expanse. You know, it's hard for me to
Speaker 12: imagine early settlers coming from the east all along that
Speaker 12: Oregon Trail, moving to Oregon and California and Washington, going
Speaker 12: through these beautiful mountains that that you just look at
Speaker 12: and you start to question your place in in the universe,
Speaker 12: your place in life, and you recognize such splendor, such
Speaker 12: such beauty, uh and and that you have to defend it.
Speaker 12: You have to keep it, you have to fight for
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Speaker 3: rebuttal testimony after defense rested on Friday. Clancy's defense argued
Speaker 3: she was suffering from postpartum psychosis when she killed her
Speaker 3: three children in twenty twenty three. A defense expert testified
Speaker 3: that Clancy was frankly psychotic. That's a direct quote, while
Speaker 3: a prosecution expert disrupted that claim and testified she retained
Speaker 3: the capacity though to distinguish right from wrong. Prosecutors are
Speaker 3: expected to continue their rebuttal case Monday, with closing arguments
Speaker 3: expected early this week. Before the jury begins deliberations, let's
Speaker 3: bring in birds certified clinical psychologist, doctor Jeff Jardair. How
Speaker 3: do I say your last name? Guardier? Is your dair?
Speaker 15: You were close?
Speaker 3: It's Gardair Gardair, Okay, all right, Jeff, I have a
Speaker 3: French last name as well, and no one ever says
Speaker 3: that's the way it so was to be said, so
Speaker 3: I totally get it. This is a very interesting because
Speaker 3: post part of depression is a real, real thing. I mean,
Speaker 3: I've counseled many I've experienced it myself with my firstborn.
Speaker 3: But we just can't say, oh, well, she had postpartum depressions.
Speaker 3: She killed her three children, so let's just let her off.
Speaker 3: The reality though, I think anyway, is that she will
Speaker 3: probably end up in a high security mental institution for
Speaker 3: most of the rest of her life, right anyway, almost
Speaker 3: no matter how this cookie crumbles. So there are protest
Speaker 3: lines outside of the courtroom about this is all of
Speaker 3: us necessary because isn't the conclusion almost foregone?
Speaker 15: Well? As we as you know, and as we all know,
Speaker 15: postpartum depression is not uncommon. One in seven mothers has
Speaker 15: postpartum depression. But what they're talking here about, as you know,
Speaker 15: is postpartum psychosis. That's much more rare, one or two
Speaker 15: mothers out of every thousand and half. That and unlike
Speaker 15: postpartum depression, where we see primarily depression, hopelessness, feeling guilty,
Speaker 15: not having energy, with postpartum psychosis, we're seeing something much
Speaker 15: more different. We're seeing delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, confusions, severely impair judgment,
Speaker 15: loss of contact with reality. So even if she is
Speaker 15: found not guilty by reason of insanity, and I can't
Speaker 15: say this for sure, but I would think she would
Speaker 15: spend some time in a facility where they would try
Speaker 15: to make sure that she is competent once again, that
Speaker 15: she is healthy psychologically. Once again, she'd be treated with
Speaker 15: antipsychotic medication, perhaps if that hasn't happened already.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I am just glued to the crime in general.
Speaker 3: Court I love courtroom. I love watching that, but this
Speaker 3: was particularly compelling. You do feel for her, you insider
Speaker 3: watching her in the courtroom, but you can't get past
Speaker 3: the fact that her three babies, she it sounds like,
Speaker 3: allegedly anyway, she murdered by wrapping three exercise bands around
Speaker 3: their necks and strangling them. By all accounts, she was
Speaker 3: a flawless mother before this, I mean, a really good one.
Speaker 3: Even her in laws testified. And the other interesting part
Speaker 3: of this court testimony is that her husband then inside
Speaker 3: of three years, fell in love, got married, and his
Speaker 3: wife is pregnant. This next wife is pregnant, So a
Speaker 3: lot of people are putting fingers at him. I'd love
Speaker 3: to hear your psychological analysis of this trial.
Speaker 15: Well, I will tell you that three children lost their lives,
Speaker 15: as you've said, but nothing about a psychiatric explanation diminishes
Speaker 15: the tragedy. Right So, but we do need to understand
Speaker 15: why this happened, and by understanding why it happened, it's
Speaker 15: not the same thing as excusing it. I haven't examined her.
Speaker 15: We always say that as psychological experts, but I would
Speaker 15: say that anyone who can. It's philocide. In other words,
Speaker 15: killing your children and then jumping out a window. As
Speaker 15: we know she's paralyzed from the waist down. There must
Speaker 15: have been something psychologically going on. It might have been
Speaker 15: a psychosis, but regardless, bottom line is, when you kill
Speaker 15: your children, we do realize that there is some sort
Speaker 15: of a mental health issue, especially if it's not a
Speaker 15: crime of passion, as we've seen in the past, some
Speaker 15: people drowning their children in order to start a new
Speaker 15: life with a new lover or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, a lot of people, a lot of these
Speaker 3: women outside are saying they think the dad did it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've been watching. I wasn't personally convinced that,
Speaker 3: but Jeff, before I let you go really quick, please
Speaker 3: go through the massive warning signs. Difference between depression and psychosis.
Speaker 3: Psychosis is an actual departure from reality. It's a very
Speaker 3: important distinction. My background in psychology informs me you go quickly.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 15: There can be a genuine break from reality. As you've said,
Speaker 15: it includes the illusions hallucinations of course, depression and anxiety,
Speaker 15: but it's prominently of what we call command hallucinations, telling
Speaker 15: us to do something terrible, or the devil was in
Speaker 15: the child, or whatever the case may be. But unlike
Speaker 15: postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis is a psychiatric emergency.
Speaker 3: Yeah, voices, certainly hearing voices is a big one, you know,
Speaker 3: a big and then also having any kind of a
Speaker 3: plan for self harm or otherwise might tell you that
Speaker 3: this is a little worse than just postpartum depression. It
Speaker 3: is hard to decipher, and I've seen some really sad cases.
Speaker 3: We're going to pray for these babies.
Speaker 15: This is just absolutely and very very quickly, I've known
Speaker 15: that we're up against time. The reason that we're seeing
Speaker 15: a lot of the protests outside is because there's a
Speaker 15: general idea, a general sentiment that we don't listen to
Speaker 15: women while they're going through their pregnancies or after the pregnancies. Yes,
Speaker 15: a tremendous stress that.
Speaker 3: Well, watching this court case, I can tell you the
Speaker 3: system absolutely did fail her. It still doesn't make it
Speaker 3: okay in my opinion anyway, that she allegedly killed those
Speaker 3: three precious babies and she has to be puttis. Jeffrey Cardier,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time, Thank you for
Speaker 3: having appreciate having you. All Right, we're gonna be back
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Speaker 1: we're discussing the divides in MAGA Right now. President Trump
Speaker 1: is taking aim at three prominent critics, namely Tucker Carlson,
Speaker 1: Marjorie Taylor Green, and Congressman Thomas Massey. In a fiery
Speaker 1: true social post, The President calling the three losers and
Speaker 1: even criticizing their political positions and their disagreements with his agenda.
Speaker 1: President Trump also blasting Carlson, saying that his views have
Speaker 1: fallen through the floor. He accuses Marjorie Taylor Green of
Speaker 1: going from ultra conservative to a liberal. And Massey, of course,
Speaker 1: has clashed with the President over foreign policy and many
Speaker 1: other issues. So let's talk more about this with doctor
Speaker 1: Gena and David. Doctor Gina, let's start with you your
Speaker 1: thoughts on all of this, and you've talked a lot
Speaker 1: about how this potentially could hurt MAGA going into the midterms.
Speaker 1: Those I think are some of your major concerns, how
Speaker 1: this divide could hurt us going into the midterms.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a huge concern of mine, Terrence. I tend
Speaker 3: to be very in touch, figure on the pulse as
Speaker 3: best I can with the sociological ramifications of political behavior.
Speaker 3: I've often called it polycology, the political psychology right that
Speaker 3: we go through. And I'm watching this divide come and
Speaker 3: it seems so unfortunate to me because the Democrats, they
Speaker 3: literally have no values, they literally have no morals, they
Speaker 3: literally have no nothing going for them at all. They're
Speaker 3: still talking about boys being in girls' sports and restrooms
Speaker 3: and locker rooms, and Trump, who's not going to be
Speaker 3: on the ballot. This isn't easy when it would seem
Speaker 3: to be a midterm where we could run away with
Speaker 3: it if we could just keep ourselves in line. Trashing
Speaker 3: people is not going to cause them to go away
Speaker 3: when they have a concern. Listening to them is having
Speaker 3: public dialogue. So this is why I am very much
Speaker 3: in favor. As I've settled along, I wish some big
Speaker 3: organization or something would just sit everyone down, you know,
Speaker 3: whether it's Sea Pack or I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 3: There's so many out there, and just and and just
Speaker 3: let everybody have a voice. But bring us all back together. See,
Speaker 3: the Democrats will come together. That's the thing we know,
Speaker 3: David Brody. The Democrats circle wagons. Well, we circle fire
Speaker 3: every single time. The party in control often doesn't win
Speaker 3: the mid terms. Anyway, it would be a miracle to do.
Speaker 3: So we better get our ducks in a row.
Speaker 2: Brody, I have one million percent agree with everything you said.
Speaker 2: I know that's boring to say, but but but let
Speaker 2: me also just say, if I could just be bold
Speaker 2: enough to say it and honest enough to say it.
Speaker 2: You know what President Trump has done here is really shameful. Look,
Speaker 2: the Fstein thing was a debacle, okay, and he lost
Speaker 2: MTG on that and then the Iran war thing. Look,
Speaker 2: you can disagree with the president on the Iran war thing,
Speaker 2: but like, why do you have to castigate? Castigate? I
Speaker 2: said that word, But why do you have to do
Speaker 2: that to Tucker and MTG and massiw just because they
Speaker 2: feel differently about you? On the air on war? What
Speaker 2: happened to the mega big tent? And when I say
Speaker 2: big ten, I'm not talking about liberals obviously, I'm talking
Speaker 2: about Look, we have different factions in MAGA that some
Speaker 2: are a little bit more towards one side, if you will,
Speaker 2: I call it. I like to call it a light
Speaker 2: pink maga, ruby red Maga, a dark maga, whatever you
Speaker 2: want to call it. What's the problem with that big
Speaker 2: tent philosophy within MAGA? And when President Trump does this,
Speaker 2: he is just hurting himself. He's just hurting the Republican
Speaker 2: Party for sure, But who cares about the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: But he's definitely he thinks he's doing it. I guess
Speaker 2: he's just doing it because you know, they attacked him,
Speaker 2: and you know it's very myopic, right, it's very just
Speaker 2: narrowly focused on him, when if he could just get
Speaker 2: past it, and he can't, but if he could just
Speaker 2: get past it to your point, which is to talk,
Speaker 2: then then all of a sudden, you might not alienate
Speaker 2: those people that you're going to need in November, and
Speaker 2: you're gonna definitely need eight. So he's just shooting himself
Speaker 2: in the foot and honestly probably leading to another impeachment
Speaker 2: because if the Republicans don't show up in droves in November,
Speaker 2: Democrats will take over. They'll impeach Trump. And part of
Speaker 2: it will because be because some of the America First crowd,
Speaker 2: the MTG, the Tucker, the Massy crowd will not show
Speaker 2: up for this president in this election. And that's the truth.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, the conversations have moved away from policy and have
Speaker 1: become way too personal, and the personal is clouding the
Speaker 1: policy and having these conversations, as doctor Gino alluded to,
Speaker 1: that involve everyone in finding some sort of common ground
Speaker 1: or at least some sort of way to move forward.
Speaker 2: And also think about it for a second, just real quick,
Speaker 2: two quick seconds. I mean, he's on Tucker and MTG
Speaker 2: and Massey, but then he's doing interviews with Michael Cohen
Speaker 2: and doing kumbaya. I mean, come on, I mean, can
Speaker 2: we call it out.
Speaker 1: Let's call it out. It's become personal. As I said it,
Speaker 1: it's become way too personal. And that's really on all sides.
Speaker 1: I think it's personal for the Thomas manwell, it's been
Speaker 1: personal for the Thomas Massy's the world, but also for
Speaker 1: the MTG's and all it's it's way too personal. And
Speaker 1: I'd like us to get back to talking about the
Speaker 1: issues and focusing on the way forward. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: great conversation there. We appreciate it coming out. How can
Speaker 1: prayer strengthen your faith and help spark spiritual renewal? You
Speaker 1: will discuss real power of the prayer right after the break.
Speaker 1: Stay with us, Welcome back to American Sunrise. It's now
Speaker 1: time for our moment of faith and in focus today
Speaker 1: prayer Cultivating the Presence of God the keyter of and
Speaker 1: spiritual awakening. It explores the power of prayer and the
Speaker 1: role that it can play in strengthening faith. The book
Speaker 1: encourages readers to deepen their relationship with God by intentionally
Speaker 1: seeking His presence through prayer and explores how personal spiritual
Speaker 1: renewal can lead to something greater. The author is doctor
Speaker 1: Bob Curtis. He explores how a stronger prayer life can
Speaker 1: actually help spark revival and spiritual awakening. The book's message
Speaker 1: is clear and very simple. Prayer can be the starting
Speaker 1: point for a deeper faith and a renewed spiritual life.
Speaker 1: Doctor Curtis joins me live now to talk more about
Speaker 1: this doc. So good to see you. So look, this
Speaker 1: is a sermon waiting to happen. Your book and of
Speaker 1: itself is a sermon waiting to happen. Not that I'm
Speaker 1: a pastor, but even I could preach this. So let's
Speaker 1: just start fundamentally, prayer is the most fundamental way that
Speaker 1: someone builds a relationship or keeps a relationship with God.
Speaker 1: It's one's opportunity to talk directly to the Creator.
Speaker 11: It's foundational. It's foundational. Everything springs from that. It's kind
Speaker 11: of like when a missile takes off from Cape Kenny
Speaker 11: or Cape Canaveral. If the concrete is not solidified underneath
Speaker 11: that, that missile's going nowhere, That rocket's going nowhere. Prayer's foundationals.
Speaker 11: Prayer has been foundational in the establishment of our country
Speaker 11: in great revivals. All great revivals have been launched by prayer.
Speaker 11: And this book is just ten chapters of practical ways
Speaker 11: of why we pray, how we pray, to whom we pray,
Speaker 11: What is prayer? What are the obstacles to prayer? How
Speaker 11: to meditate? Meditate is important, and we live in a
Speaker 11: microwave society where we want to plug a program into
Speaker 11: the microwave, hit some buttons and have an answer. God
Speaker 11: doesn't work that.
Speaker 1: Way, doctor Chris. There's so many places I want to
Speaker 1: go with this, and unfortunately I don't have all the time.
Speaker 1: So let me focus here. And this is something that
Speaker 1: I've learned over years and years and years. I'm still
Speaker 1: growing in my own faith, but I've learned to kind
Speaker 1: of come to the conclusion that even when your prayers
Speaker 1: aren't answered the way you want them or expect them
Speaker 1: to be answered, you have to find a way to
Speaker 1: see the blessings in prayer because God always blesses you,
Speaker 1: even if it's not how you expected it to be.
Speaker 11: Problems are faith, Problems are real. Problems are common for Christians,
Speaker 11: non Christians, here's the key. God is faithful.
Speaker 2: So in every.
Speaker 11: Adversity you go through, when you look to the faithfulness
Speaker 11: of God, that's what carries you. It's not why is
Speaker 11: this happening to me? It's God, what are you saying
Speaker 11: to me? And how can I grow in my relationship
Speaker 11: and enmacy with you through it?
Speaker 1: There's Oh man, you blessed me this morning because I
Speaker 1: think this is a word I needed even though it
Speaker 1: was on my heart, and I want to talk more
Speaker 1: about it. So we're going to try to invite you
Speaker 1: back and talk more about this. Are you okay with
Speaker 1: coming back?
Speaker 11: I'm fine anytime, Brother, keep praying all right?
Speaker 1: Amen? Amen, thank you so much for being here, and
Speaker 1: thanks for the writing the book. Where can people find it,
Speaker 1: by the way, really quickly you.
Speaker 11: Can go on Amazon. It's available in ebook or softcover form,
Speaker 11: and it's great for individual study or group Bible studies.
Speaker 11: That's what there's next steps section in each chapter to
Speaker 11: launch you into further deeper understanding of prayer and who
Speaker 11: God is.
Speaker 1: Prayer changes things and it trains his hearts. Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Good to see you, God, bless you, bless you as well.
Speaker 1: We're back in two minutes. Coming up on this second
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Speaker 1: the hour and later. Lindsey Clancy's murder trial continues to
Speaker 1: spark debate among Americans as many leap to the accused
Speaker 1: murderer's defense. We'll dive into the debate coming out. Those
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Speaker 3: The American dream is still alive. I'm David Brody, I'm Terrence,
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Speaker 2: I'm David Brody. I am in DC. Let's bring in
Speaker 2: doctor g and West Palm and T Bates in our
Speaker 2: Denver newsroom. Good morning to all three of us. Why
Speaker 2: am myself very slow when I say that, I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm battery dead, battery dead, Terrace.
Speaker 3: I want to say, if I made that, you did
Speaker 3: a great job with the interview with doctor Bob Curtis.
Speaker 3: He is, I said, my childhood pastor. I feel that
Speaker 3: way in my young twenties when I first had my
Speaker 3: babies and and I was I mean, you know, only child,
Speaker 3: and yeah, anyway, it was, it was. It was a
Speaker 3: it was a time for me in all the best ways,
Speaker 3: in all the craziest ways. Anyway, he was my pastor then,
Speaker 3: and I still remember he he'd lean down on that
Speaker 3: on that on that dais and he'd say, and you spineless,
Speaker 3: wimpy Christians out there, you need to stand up, and
Speaker 3: he would he just put the fight in you all
Speaker 3: the time. Oh gosh, I loved him so much. My
Speaker 3: girls were raised in that church before his church, before
Speaker 3: before we had the boys, and ultimately moved away. But
Speaker 3: what a great pastor. He was, thank you for that interview. Terrence.
Speaker 2: We need to get him back on and Gina, you
Speaker 2: need to have a conversation with him.
Speaker 3: I would love that. I would love to share it
Speaker 3: with Terrence too, but you know not that he at
Speaker 3: this point in his life when he doesn't need to
Speaker 3: be doing anything, he has a wife who's been very sick.
Speaker 3: He took the time to, you know, leave this beautiful
Speaker 3: book on prayer that is so important, especially today, gracious.
Speaker 1: And what I appreciate this And today was the first
Speaker 1: day I met him, never met the man before in
Speaker 1: my life, but I appreciate the lessons on how to pray.
Speaker 1: Praying isn't something you just do. Wrote There really is
Speaker 1: a way to pray that we have to learn and
Speaker 1: sometimes experience teaches us. And this sort of book, I
Speaker 1: think really helps to expound on that. And so I
Speaker 1: really appreciated that, and it was something I think I
Speaker 1: needed to hear or talk about in something that I
Speaker 1: hope we can continue to share with our viewers in
Speaker 1: order to hopefully improve their prayer life, or at least
Speaker 1: and perspective in life to their prayer life.
Speaker 3: He's a very special man, very dedicated to America super
Speaker 3: payot and loves the Lord and wants to give that
Speaker 3: to other people as well. So beautiful interview. Thank you, Terrence.
Speaker 1: Amen. Absolutely all right, guys. Let's get to a couple
Speaker 1: of quick headlines here. The trade war between the United
Speaker 1: States and Canada continues, as President Trump slapped our northern
Speaker 1: neighbor with a fifty percent tariff on twenty billion dollars
Speaker 1: worth of Canadian goods. The current tariffs involve about five
Speaker 1: percent of what Canada ships to the United States and
Speaker 1: includes items like hockey sticks, steal products, and even certain appliances.
Speaker 1: In return, Canada is preparing for retaliatory dollar for dollar penalties,
Speaker 1: which would start September eighth. Talks between the two sides
Speaker 1: broke down last week, with each side blaming the other
Speaker 1: at this point, though no further talks are planned, and
Speaker 1: President Trump set to rally for two gubernatorial candidates tonight,
Speaker 1: each of whom faces a primary runoff election tomorrow. For
Speaker 1: one forty seven will participate in a Teller rally for
Speaker 1: Republican Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Mike madd Z, who is taking
Speaker 1: on the state's Attorney General, Gentner Drummond, The commander in
Speaker 1: chief will also rally voters in South Carolina for a
Speaker 1: second time in a matter of days. He's hoping to
Speaker 1: put the Midas touch behind Senator Darlene Graham, who is
Speaker 1: currently serving the remainder of her recently deceased brother senate term.
Speaker 1: The younger Graham will face Congressman Ralph Norman tomorrow to
Speaker 1: be South Carolina's Republican nominee for Senate in November. And
Speaker 1: about ninety thousand people in the Reno, Nevada area are
Speaker 1: still being worn to evacuate, and forty two thousand have
Speaker 1: already been ordered to leave as a fast moving wildfire
Speaker 1: there has already destroyed homes and is threatening even more damage.
Speaker 1: Shifting winds is really making it difficult for firefighters to
Speaker 1: get the blaze under control. At one point, the flames
Speaker 1: jumped over fire trucks, so crews weren't able to reach
Speaker 1: hotspots and put down flare ups. At last check, the
Speaker 1: Hawk Fire, as it's known, had spread to more than
Speaker 1: twenty three square miles. Wow, look at this blaze here.
Speaker 1: That's a great check of your headlines. Now, let's get
Speaker 1: a quick check of your forecast weather Nation Union. You're
Speaker 1: a would just Tracey Anthony has your hometown forecast t
Speaker 1: T Good morning, Happy Monday to you.
Speaker 10: Hey, good morning, Happy Monday. Want to break down some
Speaker 10: of the crazy weather that we've had over the weekend,
Speaker 10: and the hawk fire one of them. As you were
Speaker 10: mentioning thousands of people needing to evacuate, and this is
Speaker 10: just burning five miles north of Reno, Nevada. So a
Speaker 10: highly populated area and that's why we're seeing so many
Speaker 10: big impacts now. Phoenix, Arizona, another area that dealt with
Speaker 10: some weekend storms and some dust getting kicked up. You
Speaker 10: can see there in the lights the visibility on the
Speaker 10: lower side from the blowing dust with the winds associated
Speaker 10: with the storms. But even up towards Ohio and the northeast,
Speaker 10: we had some torrential downpours, some gusty winds, and if
Speaker 10: you were areas around Florida you might have run into
Speaker 10: some strong storms.
Speaker 3: Look at this at EPs.
Speaker 10: Can you imagine waiting in line for a ride and
Speaker 10: just being hit with these pop up thunderstorms. And then Terrence,
Speaker 10: there's one last thing.
Speaker 3: I want to show you.
Speaker 10: This was close to where I'm at. This is lightning
Speaker 10: that struck a tree. You can kind of see there
Speaker 10: where that lightning goes down, it actually bubbled up the
Speaker 10: asphalt and the pavement as well. So lots of storm
Speaker 10: activity over the course of the weekend, and we're tracking
Speaker 10: a few more storms here to start off the day,
Speaker 10: from Kansas all the way down through Little Rock into Mississippi,
Speaker 10: so that's where we could have the potential for severe
Speaker 10: But Terrence, ya, those videos the lightning.
Speaker 3: I've never seen lightning strike.
Speaker 10: A tree like that, so that was very cool for
Speaker 10: me to see with my own eyes.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely, in the fact that it was caught on
Speaker 1: Camera's pretty awesome, Tracy. Thank you. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Sounds good, And don't forget to download the Weather Nation
Speaker 10: app if you need your week forecast.
Speaker 1: All right, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, let's
Speaker 1: get you over to David Brody. Now, David, good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Good morning debates. Iran is warning that if any
Speaker 2: country supports new US economic pressure against them, it could
Speaker 2: be quote treated as an act of war. The warning
Speaker 2: comes as Treasury Secretary Scott Besson prepares to announce this morning,
Speaker 2: actually I'm sorry this afternoon, I should say, but Washington
Speaker 2: calls an unprecedented level of economic pressure against Tehran. Iran's
Speaker 2: new security chief is also threatening a seismic retaliation, including
Speaker 2: possible action against other oil shipping routes in the Persian Gulf.
Speaker 2: Joining us now with reaction, rav DC correspondent Neil McCabe
Speaker 2: joining us from the White House. Neil, Well, the big
Speaker 2: best at News coming at two pm. What do you expect.
Speaker 16: I really expect Treasury Secretary Scott Besson to really drop
Speaker 16: the hammer on the Iranians. For the longest time, even
Speaker 16: when we saw with the targeting of you against Iran
Speaker 16: itself by the military, we backed off of hitting any
Speaker 16: kind of structure or facility that was associated with their
Speaker 16: oil industry because we were looking for that post war
Speaker 16: time of recovery and Iran would need its oil industry
Speaker 16: to sort of finance its rebuilding after the war. But
Speaker 16: the gloves are coming off. The gloves came off militarily
Speaker 16: and now the gloves are coming off economically. And Bessend
Speaker 16: is not only going after Iran itself, but all of
Speaker 16: the enablers, all of the countries that are sort of
Speaker 16: facilitating the Iranians behind the scenes. And you're going to
Speaker 16: see action against banks shippers, You're going to see actions
Speaker 16: against countries where Iran is storing and refining its oil.
Speaker 1: It's going to be all out, David.
Speaker 3: The old Canadian Prime Minister Mark Harney escalated trade tensions
Speaker 3: with the US over the weekend. Canada's tariff retaliation will
Speaker 3: reportedly target steel, dairy appliances, farm equipment, pulp, paper, and
Speaker 3: electronic products. President Trump responded with a truth post, saying
Speaker 3: Canada wants the benefits of being a state without being one.
Speaker 15: Neil this, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Go ahead, doctor Jude, I apologize. He it's
Speaker 1: hilarious to me. I love it.
Speaker 3: I will ask my trade of thought. Neil. This comes
Speaker 3: on the heels though, also of President Trump. Just as
Speaker 3: beef prices were getting to where they were stable for farmers,
Speaker 3: now I guess we're opening up trade for beef to
Speaker 3: come into our country from foreign nations. So there's a
Speaker 3: lot happening here. How will this all come down?
Speaker 16: Well, I'll dress beef prices is really kind of like
Speaker 16: gas prices. When people go to the supermarket and they
Speaker 16: buy a pound of hamburger, that affects them.
Speaker 1: They know that price.
Speaker 16: So politicians are aware that you need to get the
Speaker 16: price of Hamburger down, and that's what the White House
Speaker 16: is doing. As for Canada, Mark Carney, the Prime Minister,
Speaker 16: he won his election because of his opposition to President Trump.
Speaker 16: He was actually behind in the polls before he and
Speaker 16: Trump started going at it with each other. This decision
Speaker 16: to walk out of the negotiations that were almost complete
Speaker 16: is a pure political play for the domestic audience of Canada.
Speaker 16: Seventy percent of Canada's exports come to the United States.
Speaker 16: It's absolutely mental to think that Canada can survive without
Speaker 16: selling to the United States.
Speaker 1: And We're going to see how it plays out.
Speaker 16: I'm sure this is going to be resolved, because otherwise
Speaker 16: Canada goes out of business.
Speaker 1: Hey, Neil, to your point, and that's a great point.
Speaker 1: But this has become a game of chicken. I'm calling
Speaker 1: in an economic game of chicken. Who's going to blink first.
Speaker 1: One has to think that Canada must blink first. But
Speaker 1: at this point, both sides are standing on principle, and unfortunately,
Speaker 1: principle sometimes gives way to common or common sin sometimes
Speaker 1: gives way to principle.
Speaker 16: It is checking an egg, like all economic situations.
Speaker 1: You know, supply and demand.
Speaker 16: But in the end, the buyer has leverage over the seller,
Speaker 16: and that's pretty much happen. Of course, this is a
Speaker 16: big deal in Canada. The networks in Canada actually had
Speaker 16: countdown clocks to when these tariffs take effect, whereas people
Speaker 16: in America. Most people in America, unless they're watching this
Speaker 16: program or other you know, news programs, they don't even
Speaker 16: know there is a trade war with Canada. And so
Speaker 16: we'll see how it plays out. But it is a
Speaker 16: much bigger deal for Canada than for us. We can
Speaker 16: actually survive without buying goods from Canada if they don't
Speaker 16: sell to us. There's nowhere in the world that can
Speaker 16: buy from Canada.
Speaker 1: What we buy.
Speaker 2: You have a cave. Appreciate you from the White House
Speaker 2: on a beautiful day in Washington, seventy seven and Sonny
Speaker 2: enjoy it. Thank you, sir. Thanks Neil, all right, I
Speaker 2: do weather and News coming up. Left This influencer, Hassan Piker,
Speaker 2: facing another backlash after openly mocking the killing of Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk weeks away from the anniversary of his death. We're
Speaker 2: gonna roll the evil clip after the break. That's a Provincetown, Massachusetts,
Speaker 2: Glorious seventy two and Sonny. By the way, why don't
Speaker 2: always want to do weather on every single shot? I see,
Speaker 2: I want to do weather. Welcome back, everybody, all right?
Speaker 2: Hassan Piker is facing a new wave of backlash after
Speaker 2: leading a crowd and singing the meme song we Are
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk. It was during a recent stop on his
Speaker 2: Fear and Live to War Piker sang the lyrics about
Speaker 2: quote caring Charlie's or just carrying Kirk's flame, and so
Speaker 2: the crowd cheered, his co host laughed on stage. The
Speaker 2: song was created after Kirk's assassination, has since been used
Speaker 2: online as a meme. Piker has been, of course, increasingly
Speaker 2: a central figure in the Democrat Party this year, campaigning
Speaker 2: with the likes of Abdul Elsa Ed and Francisca hung
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, as well as Chris Rabb in Pennsylvania. So
Speaker 2: here he is mocking a political assassination.
Speaker 17: I'm afraid, dude, it's.
Speaker 2: The face of evil, and quite frankly, Gina, the faces
Speaker 2: of evil, because everybody in that crowd was laughing, loving it,
Speaker 2: and you know, giggling along. Let me just quickly say
Speaker 2: the difference between them, which is evil and the difference
Speaker 2: between believers in Jesus Christ is that we're going to
Speaker 2: pray for a song Piker because the song Piker can
Speaker 2: make it to heaven, but he needs to give his
Speaker 2: life to Jesus Christ, and that's the only way to heaven.
Speaker 3: Well, the great thing about praying for people is it
Speaker 3: executes God's justice more quickly. I was just doing a
Speaker 3: big study on that. I honestly, I don't even know
Speaker 3: what to say other than just before evil, I didn't
Speaker 3: know about this. I didn't know about this song. I
Speaker 3: don't think I've heard the song. Have you guys heard
Speaker 3: the song?
Speaker 2: No, I've never.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not familiar with the song, but I don't
Speaker 3: care who would do this? Who would do this? I mean,
Speaker 3: and the thing that struck me, David, and I'm sure
Speaker 3: it struck you. I don't know where they were. Again,
Speaker 3: I'm unfamiliar with this whole story until you brought it
Speaker 3: to our attention. It looks like these contemporary churches with
Speaker 3: the words to the song on the screen. Was that
Speaker 3: what I was seeing back there? Am I seeing the
Speaker 3: words to the song about Charlie on the screen?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, what what I mean? I'm honestly I cannot believe
Speaker 3: I'm seeing this. I don't know how to respond. I
Speaker 3: don't have an intelligent response because I've had no time
Speaker 3: to absorb it. I'm just I'm literally in shock, terrence.
Speaker 1: Well, it's reprehensible, it's insensitive at the very least, and
Speaker 1: it's inhumane. And I think we do our viewers in
Speaker 1: humanity disservice by giving this oxygen. So we've reported it,
Speaker 1: and now I think it's time to move on and can.
Speaker 2: Well, that's an interesting point. That's interesting you bring that up.
Speaker 2: I hear that argument, tee. I hear that argument. Don't
Speaker 2: even give this joker, this guy that's on his pathway
Speaker 2: to hell, to the pit of hell, give him even
Speaker 2: any any time at all. So I hear that. I
Speaker 2: do have to say, there is that other side of
Speaker 2: it that says, absolutely, we should be calling these people
Speaker 2: out and we should bring attention to these folks because
Speaker 2: you have to to fight evil. You have to identify it, yes,
Speaker 2: and you have to literally see it, because otherwise people
Speaker 2: go back to Netflix, get on their cushy couch and
Speaker 2: do not a darn damn thing. And I'm just simply
Speaker 2: saying that sometimes you need to see it. Team Bates.
Speaker 2: Rather than just saying, eh, you know what, let that go.
Speaker 2: He's crazy, forget about it. I say no. I say
Speaker 2: we put in people's faces, not so they can get
Speaker 2: back at this guy at all, but that they can
Speaker 2: use the levers of power, which is their vote. And
Speaker 2: because this guy's pretty many Democrats in twenty twenty six
Speaker 2: and quite frankly, yeah, twenty twenty six and quite frankly,
Speaker 2: you know, it should be a witness moment. I think
Speaker 2: it can be a very teachable witness moment as well.
Speaker 1: So a couple of things, David. From a news perspective,
Speaker 1: it is news, and so I would say, yes, it
Speaker 1: needs to be covered, and that absolutely needs to be
Speaker 1: called out. I fully agree with you that when you
Speaker 1: see evil, it's got to be called out. But by
Speaker 1: giving it too much oxygen, by talking about it too much, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: it can appear as if you legitimize the action, which
Speaker 1: is demonic, And so that's what I want to stray
Speaker 1: away from. I think we can talk about it, but
Speaker 1: you don't have to overdo it. You don't have to
Speaker 1: beat the dead horse. I think you let people know
Speaker 1: what it is, you call it out as evil, and
Speaker 1: you move on just too Okay.
Speaker 2: I thought you were saying that we shouldn't cover it.
Speaker 2: You're saying we can't reash.
Speaker 1: No, not at all. I said, you cover it, but
Speaker 1: you don't have to beat the dead horse. And you
Speaker 1: don't give it too much oxygen, because unfortunately, sometimes if
Speaker 1: you give things too much oxygens needed to live, and
Speaker 1: you give it too much life, and we want it
Speaker 1: to die. I want it to do. I'll speak for myself.
Speaker 1: I want negative.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay.
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Speaker 1: Stock Exchange. Here's how pre market trading is looking. The
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Speaker 1: New York Stock Exchange in just about five minutes. First though,
Speaker 1: let's get you over to David David.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning tvates. All right, well, look, the
Speaker 2: rapid expansion of AI data centers is running into a
Speaker 2: growing political problem. It's not just coming from the left.
Speaker 2: A new voter analysis finds data centers have a negative
Speaker 2: thirty nine percent net perception nationwide. Translation not good, with
Speaker 2: concerns centered on rising electric bills, energy demand, and distrust
Speaker 2: of big tech, and then there's bipartisan agreement on one
Speaker 2: key issue, however, voters overwhelmingly support requiring data center developers
Speaker 2: to pay for the power plants and grid upgrades that
Speaker 2: they require. Now the industry is facing a question, can
Speaker 2: it win back public trust before the backlash turns into
Speaker 2: new laws and moratoriums. Well, let's talk about that now
Speaker 2: with Signal Principle impolster Nick Weinstein. Nick, good morning to you,
Speaker 2: so help us through the data centered debate because it's
Speaker 2: active and alive in America today.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's one of those issues that you know, we've
Speaker 18: been looking at since before it really emerged onto the
Speaker 18: national scene. But the numbers have moved, and they've moved
Speaker 18: quickly in a negative direction. And this is an issue
Speaker 18: that isn't just a niche issue anymore, coming up more
Speaker 18: and more at the top of minds. Is like one
Speaker 18: of the top two or three issues on the minds
Speaker 18: of voters in local races and in congressional races, and
Speaker 18: in a lot of the country, even places where they're
Speaker 18: not building a data center in a community, voters are
Speaker 18: concerned and they're starting from a place of no which
Speaker 18: is a real problem for industry.
Speaker 2: Are you surprised at that, I mean that the polling
Speaker 2: is suggested that this is really picked up. I mean,
Speaker 2: it can be wonky on the surface a little bit,
Speaker 2: but then it really does hit home for many folks,
Speaker 2: especially if, for talking, utility bills are going to go
Speaker 2: up and all of that. So you would think, I
Speaker 2: guess it does resonate as kind of like an economic issue.
Speaker 18: Yeah, this is an economics election, this is an economics midterm.
Speaker 18: But we've been telling people that for months and for
Speaker 18: months now. This is an electorate that's really concerned about
Speaker 18: cost of living, They're concerned about the economy. And yet
Speaker 18: one of the few things that I think people would say,
Speaker 18: you know, are going well on the economic front is
Speaker 18: the expansive growth of these data centers and all of
Speaker 18: the jobs in the manufacturing and in the trades that
Speaker 18: are associated with data centers. So then why is there
Speaker 18: such a big backlash? And that's a fascinating question for polling,
Speaker 18: And I think what it comes down to is this
Speaker 18: is something that's new. People haven't been accustomed to data centers.
Speaker 18: They you know, they know what happens when you know,
Speaker 18: an Amazon warehouse comes to their community or when you
Speaker 18: know manufacturing facility is built. They just don't have that
Speaker 18: same level of awareness. They don't have that same level
Speaker 18: of understanding. And I think the industry that has been
Speaker 18: talking about AI is this transformative technology. You know, when
Speaker 18: you're talking about AI is something that's going to take
Speaker 18: working class Americans' jobs and is going to be transformational
Speaker 18: to the economy. That may make sense as Silicon Valley,
Speaker 18: it may make sense, you know, to get big numbers
Speaker 18: on Wall Street, but it gets people at home concerns that,
Speaker 18: you know, this data center is going to come into
Speaker 18: the community and is going to ultimately lead to folks
Speaker 18: losing their job, which really is pretty divorced from the
Speaker 18: actual economic reality.
Speaker 2: Nick, let me ask you, we have thirty seconds or so,
Speaker 2: any sense in the polling of where the disagreement is
Speaker 2: coming from. Is it more the left, is it the right?
Speaker 2: Is a combination of both? I mean? Or is that
Speaker 2: too early to say, because I know MAGA itself can
Speaker 2: be split on it. But I'm wondering because the left
Speaker 2: is concerned about the environmental impact, so I'm wondering what
Speaker 2: you're seeing there. The opposition starts from the left.
Speaker 18: The environmental left is the ones that are driving this conversation.
Speaker 18: But you've got folks on the right that are concerned too,
Speaker 18: And when it becomes a local issue, there's just not
Speaker 18: a lot of trust on either side of the aisle
Speaker 18: right now when it comes to big business or Washington,
Speaker 18: d C. Or you know, our state legislators at state capitals.
Speaker 18: And I think the message for industry, the message for
Speaker 18: state legislators and for politicians that are weighing these decisions
Speaker 18: is you've got to get out in the community. You've
Speaker 18: got to talk about the benefits because people aren't going
Speaker 18: to trust you.
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Speaker 3: the beat today. The trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts
Speaker 3: mother accused of killing her three young children, has become
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Speaker 3: crisis and that system failed her. Others say three children
Speaker 3: lost their lives and that nothing should overshadow their victimization
Speaker 3: or diminish Clancy's responsibility. Let's talk more about this with
Speaker 3: David Brody and Terrence Base. You know, here's the thing, Terrence,
Speaker 3: I think two things can be true at once. It
Speaker 3: can be really sad that Lindsay Clancy was failed by
Speaker 3: the mental health system. There's just no doubt about that
Speaker 3: she was failed. I mean, when you listen to these doctors,
Speaker 3: they didn't know what drugs they had are on, and
Speaker 3: they didn't know it was just like the whole thing
Speaker 3: was just a complete mess. I get that that can
Speaker 3: be true. And it can also be true that there
Speaker 3: is no way, not ever, we let anyone off the
Speaker 3: hook for murdering three children that you just don't accidentally
Speaker 3: murder through three children I'm sorry, and you know, I
Speaker 3: think that she's going to have a lifetime of utter
Speaker 3: despair almost no matter what. But our court system needs
Speaker 3: to send a consistent message of punishing any sort of crime,
Speaker 3: especially this one. I don't know your thoughts, Terrence.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely, I fully agree with you, and I think
Speaker 1: anyone that wouldn't agree with the fundamental assertion there is crazy.
Speaker 1: If you kill someone, you need to be held responsible,
Speaker 1: no matter what the motivation or the exterior factors to
Speaker 1: that may be. I'm not arguing that postpartum depression or
Speaker 1: in this case, psychosis isn't real and can't impact someone,
Speaker 1: but for that to lead to murdering show and again,
Speaker 1: at this point it's just allegations, but still it's not
Speaker 1: an excuse. And to be honest with you, David, out
Speaker 1: of all of this, I had never heard of postpartum
Speaker 1: psychosis before. I think all of us had heard of
Speaker 1: postpartum depression, which is very real and many many women
Speaker 1: deal with that, But postpartum psychosis is something new for me.
Speaker 1: It's a term that I hadn't heard of before and
Speaker 1: have now started reading up on it. But I still
Speaker 1: don't think even if that was a factor even if
Speaker 1: she was dealing with that, it's still not an excuse
Speaker 1: for me.
Speaker 2: Look, I mean there's three victims here, right, three children.
Speaker 2: You can make the argument there's other victims here too,
Speaker 2: but the point is there's three victims. So it kind
Speaker 2: of just begins and ends there. Having said that, I
Speaker 2: think it's a little bit more complicated. Look, the story here,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of stuff going on, okay, But the
Speaker 2: story here is all of the women that are protesting
Speaker 2: outside and in support of Lindsay Clancy, hundreds, early thousands
Speaker 2: and many more online. Why are they doing that? That's
Speaker 2: really the story. The story is because women for many,
Speaker 2: many years. I mean, if you think about it, it
Speaker 2: was in the nineteen nineties, just in the nineteen nineties
Speaker 2: when women were finally no longer excluded from clinical trials
Speaker 2: in this country. Can you believe that? I mean, women
Speaker 2: were not in the majority of clinical trials in America
Speaker 2: in terms of drug testing in certain drugs that they
Speaker 2: wanted to put on the market because women had hormonal
Speaker 2: issues according to the researchers, the pregnancy, there's things, so
Speaker 2: it skewed the sample. Whatever the reasons were, they left
Speaker 2: women out, And so I think there's a view here,
Speaker 2: and this is why I'm trying to speak to the
Speaker 2: protesters out there that are supporting her, that what she
Speaker 2: has gone through, and I'm not trying to make a
Speaker 2: sympathetic case necessarily for it, but I'm trying to explain
Speaker 2: the mindset of these women that they're saying, this isn't
Speaker 2: postpartum depression and she killed her children. This is this
Speaker 2: post part of psychosis. There is a difference. That is
Speaker 2: what the defense's whole argument is on. There's a huge difference.
Speaker 2: So in other words, she has been apparently the best
Speaker 2: mother ever, but there are times where what I guess
Speaker 2: you want to call it, you kind of leave your body,
Speaker 2: you kind of do things that you would not normally
Speaker 2: otherwise do, and that is a mental condition that is
Speaker 2: not postpartum depression is obviously mentally related as well, but
Speaker 2: it's not psychosis. And Gina, maybe you can speak to this,
Speaker 2: but that's the difference, and I'm just saying that we
Speaker 2: need to take I'm trying to make the larger point
Speaker 2: that sometimes we need to take what women go through
Speaker 2: very seriously. And I feel like, for honestly, most of
Speaker 2: human history, that's been discounted recently. It's not been the
Speaker 2: case in the last fifty years, but before that it
Speaker 2: was different.
Speaker 1: And should that be an excuse, like the fact that
Speaker 1: it's not saying it should.
Speaker 2: Be an excuse. But there might be accountability in a
Speaker 2: mental asylum for life. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, in other words, if she's found not guilty
Speaker 2: by reason of insanity, they still could prescribe her treatment
Speaker 2: in a facility and have her locked away for a while.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know the actual sentencing part of it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've counseled people who are having psychotic breaks due to
Speaker 3: postpartum situations. I did a lot of post abortion counseling,
Speaker 3: a lot of post pregnancy counseling, as you all know,
Speaker 3: early in my career, before I got into whatever it
Speaker 3: is I do with you all every single day, a
Speaker 3: whole different kind of counseling. But in this in particular,
Speaker 3: I think the important thing is to keep your eye
Speaker 3: on the victims, as you both reminded, Y, you know,
Speaker 3: the women outside. I don't know this, and I'm not
Speaker 3: diminishing what she went through. I myself went through postpartum
Speaker 3: depression and it was horrible. It was brief, but it
Speaker 3: was black. It was awful with my first child, and
Speaker 3: maybe just slightly with my second one. Didn't have it
Speaker 3: after that, and I know that it was something that
Speaker 3: I totally didn't expect. But let me say that there's
Speaker 3: a feminist vein running through here, and I would love
Speaker 3: to interview that audience and just ask the question, what
Speaker 3: is the value value of human life to them? And
Speaker 3: how many of those women out there protesting are pro life,
Speaker 3: because really I really wonder about that. It's not to
Speaker 3: say that some of them aren't out there simply because
Speaker 3: they empathize with her, but it is to say that
Speaker 3: there's something here that makes me feel like we're debating
Speaker 3: abortion or in fantaside or something, and it's really it's
Speaker 3: hitting me the wrong way, and I can't put my
Speaker 3: finger on it anyway. Appreciate the discussion from both of you.
Speaker 2: We will come back to that, all right. The Trump
Speaker 2: administration turning up the economic pressure on Iran, with Treasury
Speaker 2: Secretary Scott Besson, as we've been saying all morning, promising
Speaker 2: what he calls the toughest sanctions in history. Beston says
Speaker 2: the new pressure campaign combined with the blockade of Iran
Speaker 2: could help bring down the regime. He's warning countries that
Speaker 2: continue doing business with Tehran, well they could face consequences.
Speaker 2: The Treasury Secretary set to reveal more at a press
Speaker 2: conference at two pm today. Joining US Now with analysis
Speaker 2: is Chatwood Investments managing partner Ed Rutowski ed, good morning.
Speaker 19: What do you expect, Well, what do I expect from
Speaker 19: the press conference?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 19: Yes, from the press conference, I expect him to really
Speaker 19: repeat what he has said before the press conference, which
Speaker 19: is they're going to have this economic d day which
Speaker 19: started this morning. And the big question about this isn't
Speaker 19: so much the other countries in around the Middle East.
Speaker 2: It's really China.
Speaker 19: Because if President Trump is going to cut off all
Speaker 19: relations anybody who's benefiting the Iran economy, then China is
Speaker 19: in the crosshairs of that. And that's a really really
Speaker 19: sensitive position because China gets so much of its oil
Speaker 19: from Iran. So that's going to be a really really
Speaker 19: delicate situation, and Scott Bessett's going to have to explain
Speaker 19: how they're going to have a relationship with China that
Speaker 19: is not going to interfere with this Economic d.
Speaker 3: Day and the US and Canada are moving into a
Speaker 3: full blown trade war now. Over the weekend, Canadian Prime
Speaker 3: Minister Mark Carney says his country is now preparing for
Speaker 3: dollar for dollar retaliatory tariffs on US products beginning September eighth.
Speaker 3: President Trump just moments ago posted true social announcing even
Speaker 3: more tariffs against Canada, targeting Canada's automotive industry, specifically ed
Speaker 3: where's this going to end?
Speaker 19: Well, this is just you know, kind of you know,
Speaker 19: brothers kind of fighting with each other, and at some
Speaker 19: point you wish that there was a parent in the
Speaker 19: room because you know, you're looking at you know, hockey
Speaker 19: sticks from Canada, maple syrup from Canada.
Speaker 2: You know, those are just.
Speaker 19: Some of the items that we can all relate to.
Speaker 19: But the automotive industry, that's that's going to become kind
Speaker 19: of tedious. And China has the ability to go to
Speaker 19: other countries, it doesn't have to bring stuff in from
Speaker 19: the United States. So this could come back and really
Speaker 19: spit in the face of President Trump because Canada has
Speaker 19: other places they can go.
Speaker 1: But okay, Ed, I hear you, But aren't we here
Speaker 1: in the United States The bigger, the biggest consumer of
Speaker 1: Canadian goods. So at this point, like Canada really needs us,
Speaker 1: and it seems to me that if anyone's going to flinch,
Speaker 1: Canada is going to have to flinch because most of
Speaker 1: their sales, particularly of these goods that are being tariffed,
Speaker 1: come here to the United States. I think the number
Speaker 1: I've read is like seventy percent.
Speaker 19: Yeah, they do now because they've had that relationship. But
Speaker 19: don't be surprised if they don't pick up and start
Speaker 19: elevating the number of products that go to other countries.
Speaker 19: You know, they've been coming just down here. I always
Speaker 19: think of Canada as the United States as attic, and
Speaker 19: you know, and what is going on in that attic
Speaker 19: up there. We really don't know what they have and
Speaker 19: what they export to the United States, but they can
Speaker 19: very easily export goods and services to other countries. The
Speaker 19: United States is the biggest economy and is the biggest
Speaker 19: importer of Canadian goods. But that doesn't mean they can't
Speaker 19: do a one to eighty. But I also believe this
Speaker 19: is all just going to end very peacefully in some way,
Speaker 19: shape or form.
Speaker 3: Well ed. I think I'm going to go stock up
Speaker 3: on my good, yummy maple syrup just in case, because
Speaker 3: I love that stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna buy a hockey stick.
Speaker 3: And thank you so much for being with us. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thanks absolutely, thank you.
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Speaker 3: All right, welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm doctor g
Speaker 3: glad you were with us this Monday. It is time
Speaker 3: now for the one watched Tate. What you got your
Speaker 3: eye on today?
Speaker 1: Well, I've been watching a lot of things, but an
Speaker 1: historic race just took over the National Mall with thousands
Speaker 1: of fans watching IndyCar make its debut excise me on
Speaker 1: the streets of Washington, DC. Way too cool. I love
Speaker 1: this story. Kyle Kirkwood ended up winning the inaugural Freedom
Speaker 1: two fifty Grand Prix. It was a two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty mile race that winded through the heart of the
Speaker 1: nation's capital. President Trump and the First Lady, of course,
Speaker 1: took a lap around the course in the presidential limousine
Speaker 1: before that race. The Beast taken over the streets. President
Speaker 1: Trump waved the green flag to get the competition underway.
Speaker 1: As you can see, twenty five drivers competed as part
Speaker 1: of the White House the White House's high profile events
Speaker 1: marking America's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. And I just
Speaker 1: think this is the coolest thing. And to be a
Speaker 1: driver where they close down the streets and you get
Speaker 1: to race high speed through the streets of the of
Speaker 1: the national capital, going by the US Capitol and around
Speaker 1: the Mall and all of that, I think it's got
Speaker 1: to be one of the coolest things. I tried it
Speaker 1: in my little Hyundai Excel back in nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 1: I ended up getting a ticket and figured it it's
Speaker 1: probably better.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: It's cool. Uh, it's really cool. I got it. I'll
Speaker 2: be honest with you. Listen, shoot me now, that's fine.
Speaker 2: But like I mean, I listen, I'm a red blooded American. Okay,
Speaker 2: hot dogs, apple pie, Chevrolet, the whole thing. Listen, But
Speaker 2: Nascar ain't my thing. Just isn't. Now maybe because it's Nascar.
Speaker 1: This isn't Nascar because it's completely sorry.
Speaker 2: Room room, room, room, room room, anything that goes room room, Like, look,
Speaker 2: I'm done. I like, to me, this is soccer. I
Speaker 2: mean what I mean by that? Wow? No me, so
Speaker 2: this is soccer to me, it's like.
Speaker 3: Okay, tears takes press, deep press.
Speaker 2: It's like it's going around the track.
Speaker 1: Oh lord, he knows not what he's sayth.
Speaker 2: No, but seriously, you go around an oval and then
Speaker 2: you come back and you go around in the oval,
Speaker 2: and you go around the it's like, uh, I don't care,
Speaker 2: I really don't care. Uh. Sorry, Gene, I wish I
Speaker 2: could help him.
Speaker 1: I suspect that you have been to an indie car
Speaker 1: race or some sort of car race. You've got a
Speaker 1: house full of macho guys. I suspect at some point
Speaker 1: in time you've been to a car race and you
Speaker 1: can probably attest to the power of those engines and
Speaker 1: just how fun the environment is. Please help me, please, well, okay,
Speaker 1: maybe not one.
Speaker 3: I like f one racing and Monaco because I like
Speaker 3: going to Monaco. I try and help you out here
Speaker 3: tears on bat and zero.
Speaker 2: I like to sell for friends.
Speaker 3: I do. I love this. I love the South of France.
Speaker 3: I I do have boys. I love those boys. They
Speaker 3: subject me to m m A to all kinds of wrestling,
Speaker 3: which I don't hate wrestling when it's like the real wrestling,
Speaker 3: but like other kinds of wrestling anyway. And now there's
Speaker 3: this like fighting that they're watching that's happening over in Europe.
Speaker 3: They come over to my house and put it on
Speaker 3: my TV and we all have to watch this where
Speaker 3: they like, there's no rules, these guys are killing each other.
Speaker 3: It's terrible and uh and they watch, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know my pace. I like. I like to watch
Speaker 3: polo because I love horses, and I think the polo
Speaker 3: guys are really cute, and I like watching boys pants on.
Speaker 1: I wants them.
Speaker 3: Like sports where animals are involved, I don't know, and cars,
Speaker 3: it's just I'm sorry, ters, I'm trying so hard a.
Speaker 1: David. Have you ever been to a NASCAR race or
Speaker 1: any have you ever been?
Speaker 10: I have?
Speaker 2: I have, And you know what you get me honest
Speaker 2: with you, No, no. When I was there, it was okay.
Speaker 2: It went from I hate it too, it was it's
Speaker 2: just okay, you know, noise, that's okay.
Speaker 3: I love the.
Speaker 2: Crowds of the people there are phenomenal. It's salt of
Speaker 2: the earth.
Speaker 3: And they have all their r vs and they're cooking
Speaker 3: their fing I love that.
Speaker 2: But then it gets back down the room room and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm done with the room room.
Speaker 3: David. I think we were bold through man card today
Speaker 3: on this program, so let it be noted, David Brodie's
Speaker 3: man card is gone, all right, you guys, but war
Speaker 3: is still coming at you, so don't miss it. How
Speaker 3: your children love God. We'll be back tomorrow. But David, oh.
Speaker 2: My goodness, let me go get my man. Cary