1 00:00:11,657 --> 00:00:14,937 Speaker 1: You're listening to the Buck Sexton Joe podcast, make sure 2 00:00:14,937 --> 00:00:17,977 Speaker 1: you subscribe to the podcast on the iHeartRadio app or 3 00:00:17,977 --> 00:00:23,177 Speaker 1: wherever you get your podcasts. President Biden announced he will 4 00:00:23,217 --> 00:00:29,177 Speaker 1: use executive actions on climate change. That seems the fellow's 5 00:00:29,257 --> 00:00:32,457 Speaker 1: bark is bigger than his bite, because he's already stopping 6 00:00:32,497 --> 00:00:35,657 Speaker 1: short of declaring a national emergency. Some on the left, 7 00:00:35,697 --> 00:00:38,697 Speaker 1: the lunatic greens, they're not pleased. We'll get into all 8 00:00:38,737 --> 00:00:48,337 Speaker 1: of this in tonight's As president, I have a responsibility 9 00:00:48,337 --> 00:00:52,217 Speaker 1: to act with urgency and resolve when our nation faces 10 00:00:52,297 --> 00:00:56,737 Speaker 1: clear and present danger. And that's what climate change is about. 11 00:00:57,377 --> 00:01:00,937 Speaker 1: It is literally, not figuratively, a clear and present danger. 12 00:01:01,657 --> 00:01:04,137 Speaker 1: The health of our citizens and our communities is literally 13 00:01:04,177 --> 00:01:08,017 Speaker 1: at stake. Joe Biden doesn't know what the word literally means. 14 00:01:08,017 --> 00:01:10,737 Speaker 1: Welcome to hold line. I'm buck Sexton. It is literally 15 00:01:10,817 --> 00:01:13,417 Speaker 1: a clear and present danger and our communities are literally 16 00:01:13,457 --> 00:01:15,457 Speaker 1: at state. What does that even mean? Joe does he know? 17 00:01:15,777 --> 00:01:18,417 Speaker 1: It doesn't even even care. Just gibberish come out about 18 00:01:18,577 --> 00:01:21,137 Speaker 1: Biden's mouth all the time. Now it's just nonsense, just 19 00:01:21,657 --> 00:01:25,097 Speaker 1: spewing some talking points written on a very very large 20 00:01:25,137 --> 00:01:29,377 Speaker 1: prompter for him that other people have decided the puppet 21 00:01:29,377 --> 00:01:32,897 Speaker 1: in chief needs to say, so here he is, Oh, 22 00:01:32,937 --> 00:01:36,497 Speaker 1: he's standing in front of it looks like the surface 23 00:01:36,537 --> 00:01:38,457 Speaker 1: of the moon. And that's where That's what's going to 24 00:01:38,537 --> 00:01:42,057 Speaker 1: happen to America in the whole world unless we get 25 00:01:42,137 --> 00:01:44,657 Speaker 1: rid of the cow farts because methane. I mean, this 26 00:01:44,737 --> 00:01:47,937 Speaker 1: is really this is like absurd, beyond words. These people 27 00:01:47,977 --> 00:01:49,577 Speaker 1: are out of their minds. I don't know what else 28 00:01:49,617 --> 00:01:53,257 Speaker 1: to say. Americans don't care about this crap. Not normal Americans. 29 00:01:53,297 --> 00:01:55,697 Speaker 1: Not Americans are just trying to live their lives. People 30 00:01:55,737 --> 00:02:00,577 Speaker 1: that believe in this climate change catastrophism are terrified of this, 31 00:02:00,697 --> 00:02:02,577 Speaker 1: but they don't actually change their own lives. They want 32 00:02:02,577 --> 00:02:06,857 Speaker 1: to control you. Super wealthy elites who fly in private 33 00:02:06,937 --> 00:02:10,497 Speaker 1: jets to Davos and want to talk about climate emissions globally. 34 00:02:10,697 --> 00:02:12,537 Speaker 1: But they fly private, of course all the time, because 35 00:02:12,537 --> 00:02:15,537 Speaker 1: they're important. Like John Kerry, for example, the climates are 36 00:02:15,577 --> 00:02:17,497 Speaker 1: he only flies private, but he wants to lecture you 37 00:02:17,537 --> 00:02:20,937 Speaker 1: about riding a bicycle, use less air conditioning in your home. 38 00:02:21,177 --> 00:02:24,217 Speaker 1: These people are a joke, but they're not funny. This 39 00:02:24,297 --> 00:02:27,057 Speaker 1: is a problem. Joe Biden given this speech today, the 40 00:02:27,057 --> 00:02:30,577 Speaker 1: whole thing is absurd. His administration is a failure. We 41 00:02:30,617 --> 00:02:33,497 Speaker 1: all know what. The guy's a clown. I don't know 42 00:02:33,497 --> 00:02:35,297 Speaker 1: what else you can say about this other than even 43 00:02:35,337 --> 00:02:38,697 Speaker 1: Democrats are embarrassed. It's hard to embarrass democrats when it 44 00:02:38,737 --> 00:02:41,417 Speaker 1: comes to policy. They believe some really stupid stuff. But 45 00:02:41,697 --> 00:02:46,377 Speaker 1: Biden administration is a speaking of catastrophism. It is a catastrophee. 46 00:02:46,657 --> 00:02:48,897 Speaker 1: Here's a tweet from Biden today, written of course by 47 00:02:48,937 --> 00:02:51,217 Speaker 1: one of his staffers, one of the left wing activists 48 00:02:51,257 --> 00:02:53,937 Speaker 1: who are now running the White House. My message today 49 00:02:54,057 --> 00:02:56,737 Speaker 1: is loud and clear. Since Congress is not acting on 50 00:02:56,817 --> 00:02:59,737 Speaker 1: the climate emergency, I will and the coming weeks, my 51 00:02:59,777 --> 00:03:03,697 Speaker 1: administration will begin to announce executive actions to combat this 52 00:03:03,817 --> 00:03:10,617 Speaker 1: climate emergency. Okay, executive actions. First of all, the notion, 53 00:03:11,297 --> 00:03:14,217 Speaker 1: and this goes back to the Obama administration when Joe 54 00:03:14,257 --> 00:03:18,417 Speaker 1: Biden was the vice president that didn't do anything. But 55 00:03:19,297 --> 00:03:23,177 Speaker 1: going back the Obama administration, this notion of I can't wait, 56 00:03:23,657 --> 00:03:25,737 Speaker 1: I'm not going to look at Congress to act, or 57 00:03:25,777 --> 00:03:27,817 Speaker 1: I won't I won't wait for Congress to act. I'm 58 00:03:27,857 --> 00:03:29,657 Speaker 1: just gonna do this because I'm the president. It's not 59 00:03:29,657 --> 00:03:33,897 Speaker 1: how the system works actually, president has some powers. Writing 60 00:03:33,977 --> 00:03:38,257 Speaker 1: legislation is not one of them, right, Just directing changes 61 00:03:38,377 --> 00:03:42,457 Speaker 1: in law and changes in action outside of executive purview 62 00:03:42,497 --> 00:03:48,737 Speaker 1: as established through legislation or as established by constitutional prerogative. 63 00:03:49,017 --> 00:03:51,257 Speaker 1: Those That's not what's supposed to happen here. It's not 64 00:03:51,257 --> 00:03:54,577 Speaker 1: what's supposed to go on. But if Biden and we're 65 00:03:54,617 --> 00:03:56,857 Speaker 1: just happy that he's not showing up, you know, with 66 00:03:58,137 --> 00:04:00,897 Speaker 1: having forgotten his pants on stage or something, and starts 67 00:04:00,977 --> 00:04:03,577 Speaker 1: muttering total gibberish, and then the country has to deal 68 00:04:03,617 --> 00:04:05,577 Speaker 1: with the real crisis moment of oh, we really have 69 00:04:05,617 --> 00:04:07,177 Speaker 1: to use we have no choice, we have to use 70 00:04:07,177 --> 00:04:09,777 Speaker 1: the twenty furth Amendment. Oh but no, Joe, don't worry. 71 00:04:09,857 --> 00:04:11,897 Speaker 1: Joe is going to addrest the climate crisis right now 72 00:04:11,897 --> 00:04:15,617 Speaker 1: because it's hot outside, so very simple minded people are going, 73 00:04:15,857 --> 00:04:18,977 Speaker 1: it's too hot. So the president needs to deal with 74 00:04:19,057 --> 00:04:22,417 Speaker 1: the heat right now because it's climate change. Here is 75 00:04:22,457 --> 00:04:25,617 Speaker 1: his approach, via executive order to address the extreme heat 76 00:04:26,137 --> 00:04:30,057 Speaker 1: developing workplace heat standards. Okay, yeah, I mean people shouldn't 77 00:04:30,057 --> 00:04:31,417 Speaker 1: be too hot in the workplace. I don't know what 78 00:04:31,417 --> 00:04:33,377 Speaker 1: the federal government's really going to be doing about this. 79 00:04:33,737 --> 00:04:36,977 Speaker 1: Providing cooling assistance to households and communities. He's gonna give 80 00:04:36,977 --> 00:04:39,497 Speaker 1: out free air conditioners? Is that the plan? Launching an 81 00:04:39,497 --> 00:04:45,817 Speaker 1: innovation challenge on heat protection and identifying disproportionate heat impact? Oh, 82 00:04:45,977 --> 00:04:48,217 Speaker 1: is that going to be? Is that going to be 83 00:04:48,257 --> 00:04:51,857 Speaker 1: that there's too much, too much heat in communities of 84 00:04:51,937 --> 00:04:55,497 Speaker 1: color and therefore the heat wave is racist? Is this 85 00:04:55,537 --> 00:04:59,177 Speaker 1: where we're heading with this? Remember there was tree equity, right, 86 00:04:59,257 --> 00:05:01,297 Speaker 1: so there's there's not enough trees. That's a real thing 87 00:05:01,297 --> 00:05:04,257 Speaker 1: they talk about. There's not enough trees in in what 88 00:05:04,377 --> 00:05:09,177 Speaker 1: are predominantly communities of color. So now is it going 89 00:05:09,217 --> 00:05:11,817 Speaker 1: to be the heat worse the impacts? Why not just 90 00:05:11,857 --> 00:05:13,737 Speaker 1: say heat is more of an issue for people who 91 00:05:13,737 --> 00:05:16,137 Speaker 1: can't afford air conditioning. Across the board, it's an economic 92 00:05:16,177 --> 00:05:18,537 Speaker 1: issue that we could address. No, no, has to fall 93 00:05:18,577 --> 00:05:22,857 Speaker 1: into some kind of a racial framework, and Biden gets 94 00:05:22,857 --> 00:05:26,537 Speaker 1: to be the hero in this narrative, you know, addressing 95 00:05:26,617 --> 00:05:30,617 Speaker 1: the racial inequities of the heat wave. That's the thing 96 00:05:30,617 --> 00:05:33,017 Speaker 1: that they're going to be talking about the things that 97 00:05:33,057 --> 00:05:35,977 Speaker 1: people do care about. Biden is awful at handling, and 98 00:05:35,977 --> 00:05:38,697 Speaker 1: his decision making has made worse all the spending inflation 99 00:05:38,697 --> 00:05:42,577 Speaker 1: in the economy all that stuff. But then there's also 100 00:05:42,657 --> 00:05:45,577 Speaker 1: the is Joe Biden really up for doing this job moment, 101 00:05:45,577 --> 00:05:48,217 Speaker 1: which we have to keep having this and always the 102 00:05:48,337 --> 00:05:51,737 Speaker 1: conclusion is, no, he's not up for this. Here he 103 00:05:51,897 --> 00:05:53,817 Speaker 1: is today. Remember this is the commander in chief, the 104 00:05:53,817 --> 00:05:56,897 Speaker 1: most powerful man in the world, leader of the free world, allegedly, 105 00:05:57,577 --> 00:06:02,497 Speaker 1: and he says stuff like this, and guess what the 106 00:06:02,617 --> 00:06:05,937 Speaker 1: first frost, you know what was happening. It had to 107 00:06:05,977 --> 00:06:08,697 Speaker 1: put on your windshow wipers to get literally the oil 108 00:06:08,777 --> 00:06:11,897 Speaker 1: slick off the window. That's why I and so damn 109 00:06:11,897 --> 00:06:14,177 Speaker 1: any other people I grew up I have cancer and 110 00:06:14,377 --> 00:06:17,217 Speaker 1: why I can't For the longest time, Dell Overhead the 111 00:06:17,257 --> 00:06:21,417 Speaker 1: highest cancer rate in the nation. I mean, I mean, 112 00:06:22,097 --> 00:06:27,057 Speaker 1: what oil on their windows? And I haven't. I and 113 00:06:27,177 --> 00:06:29,737 Speaker 1: so many damn others people I grew up with. Is 114 00:06:29,817 --> 00:06:32,577 Speaker 1: Joe Biden. It sounded like he said that he has cancer, 115 00:06:32,617 --> 00:06:33,937 Speaker 1: but I don't think that's what he meant to say. 116 00:06:33,977 --> 00:06:36,497 Speaker 1: But that's kind of a big deal, you know, that 117 00:06:36,537 --> 00:06:39,857 Speaker 1: would be really really serious. Obviously, it's been a little 118 00:06:39,897 --> 00:06:41,577 Speaker 1: more clarity in what he says. Oh, oh, I know 119 00:06:41,617 --> 00:06:44,177 Speaker 1: they're gonna say Joe Biden overcame a childhood speech a 120 00:06:44,177 --> 00:06:47,377 Speaker 1: better look. I overcame a diagnosed in real childhood speech impediment, 121 00:06:47,497 --> 00:06:50,257 Speaker 1: and every time I say something stupid, I don't go, oh, 122 00:06:50,337 --> 00:06:52,297 Speaker 1: but I had a speech impediment as a child. So 123 00:06:53,657 --> 00:06:55,577 Speaker 1: but this is what we have here, folks, We have 124 00:06:55,617 --> 00:06:59,657 Speaker 1: a Biden administration that it just gets worse every day. Honestly, 125 00:07:00,897 --> 00:07:03,937 Speaker 1: here's what we actually need. To produce more fossil fuel 126 00:07:04,017 --> 00:07:06,217 Speaker 1: because it's an enormous source of wealth of American people. 127 00:07:06,257 --> 00:07:09,297 Speaker 1: It's what our economy runs on. And CO two emissions 128 00:07:09,337 --> 00:07:14,257 Speaker 1: are not a problem. Let's repeat CEO two emissions, not 129 00:07:14,457 --> 00:07:17,497 Speaker 1: going to harm the globe, not going to melt down 130 00:07:17,537 --> 00:07:21,817 Speaker 1: the planet. Former Energy Secretary Onner Trump Rip Perry for example. 131 00:07:21,817 --> 00:07:23,377 Speaker 1: It's saying, look, you just got to go back to 132 00:07:23,417 --> 00:07:26,657 Speaker 1: the drawing board all this stuff. If you're looking for 133 00:07:26,937 --> 00:07:29,937 Speaker 1: the answers, mister President, they're right here in America. You 134 00:07:29,937 --> 00:07:32,497 Speaker 1: could open up the XL pipeline, you could open up 135 00:07:32,497 --> 00:07:36,377 Speaker 1: our offshore drilling and our federal lands and get clean 136 00:07:36,577 --> 00:07:41,537 Speaker 1: American energy into the mix here to address this issue, 137 00:07:43,137 --> 00:07:46,817 Speaker 1: lean American energy to address this, wouldn't that be great 138 00:07:46,977 --> 00:07:50,457 Speaker 1: domestic energy production. No. Instead, Biden wants to spend a 139 00:07:50,457 --> 00:07:54,017 Speaker 1: whole bunch of money on green New Deal items without 140 00:07:54,097 --> 00:07:58,297 Speaker 1: really changing the way the economy, way our energy economy functions. 141 00:07:59,097 --> 00:08:01,097 Speaker 1: Senator Mansions already said, though he won't go along to 142 00:08:01,177 --> 00:08:04,257 Speaker 1: watch this if they don't understand, inflation isn't number one 143 00:08:05,337 --> 00:08:08,537 Speaker 1: critical factor that we have that's hurting every family and 144 00:08:08,617 --> 00:08:12,977 Speaker 1: harming our economy right now. It's inflation, and I'm very 145 00:08:13,017 --> 00:08:15,377 Speaker 1: much concerned. I have never changed my position. I'm not 146 00:08:15,417 --> 00:08:22,657 Speaker 1: stringing anybody along. Pretty straightforward. You know who's disappointed him though, 147 00:08:23,857 --> 00:08:27,057 Speaker 1: arguably the dumbest person in the United States Congress, Senator 148 00:08:27,097 --> 00:08:31,257 Speaker 1: Harrono of Hawaii. I think we are focused on getting 149 00:08:31,257 --> 00:08:33,657 Speaker 1: two more Democratic senators, and I've been saying that forever 150 00:08:33,697 --> 00:08:38,137 Speaker 1: because the fifty fifty Senate sucks. I would prefer that 151 00:08:38,177 --> 00:08:44,457 Speaker 1: he really support the president, says Yender too much clearer degree, 152 00:08:45,097 --> 00:08:47,937 Speaker 1: and so I am disappointed in his attitude towards the 153 00:08:47,977 --> 00:08:53,857 Speaker 1: need to address climate change. Honestly, I mean, you shouldn't 154 00:08:53,897 --> 00:08:55,977 Speaker 1: trust that woman to teach preschool, but she's a senator, 155 00:08:56,817 --> 00:08:58,577 Speaker 1: all right. 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Hold the line is going to make it 178 00:10:06,897 --> 00:10:11,297 Speaker 1: clear that just because Congress couldn't get it, he is 179 00:10:11,337 --> 00:10:15,417 Speaker 1: going to move forward with every power available to him 180 00:10:15,777 --> 00:10:19,217 Speaker 1: to make the change in the shift to clean energy. 181 00:10:19,737 --> 00:10:22,977 Speaker 1: That was Biden's climate advisor Gina McCarthy, who's a loon 182 00:10:23,497 --> 00:10:26,217 Speaker 1: playing the president will move forward with every power available 183 00:10:26,217 --> 00:10:28,657 Speaker 1: to him to get rid of fossil fuels. But apparently 184 00:10:28,697 --> 00:10:30,937 Speaker 1: declaring a national emergency, well, he's not going to do that, 185 00:10:30,977 --> 00:10:33,497 Speaker 1: and that's taken it too far. Our next guest, Degreece. 186 00:10:33,897 --> 00:10:36,297 Speaker 1: In his recent article, senior editor of The Federalist, David 187 00:10:36,337 --> 00:10:41,657 Speaker 1: Harsani writes, there is no emergency. Politicians might treat every hurricane, tornado, 188 00:10:41,697 --> 00:10:44,937 Speaker 1: and flood as an apocalyptic event and then conveniently blame 189 00:10:44,977 --> 00:10:47,657 Speaker 1: their political opponents for failing to reign in nature, but 190 00:10:47,817 --> 00:10:51,217 Speaker 1: by every quantifiable measure, human kind is less affected by 191 00:10:51,257 --> 00:10:55,217 Speaker 1: climate than ever before, Despite the massive expansion of fossil 192 00:10:55,257 --> 00:10:58,657 Speaker 1: fuel use, despite the explosion of the world's population, far 193 00:10:59,137 --> 00:11:03,217 Speaker 1: fewer people die from the climate. David joins me to discuss, 194 00:11:03,297 --> 00:11:07,897 Speaker 1: Sir oh Man, you want to make the Libs so 195 00:11:07,977 --> 00:11:11,057 Speaker 1: mad because they want to worship the climate gods. They 196 00:11:11,097 --> 00:11:13,697 Speaker 1: do not want to be told that this is not 197 00:11:13,817 --> 00:11:19,097 Speaker 1: something we all need to be scared of. Well, that's 198 00:11:19,097 --> 00:11:20,777 Speaker 1: just one of the reasons why he shouldn't do it, 199 00:11:20,857 --> 00:11:24,337 Speaker 1: that it's not really an emergency. Summer and high heat 200 00:11:24,497 --> 00:11:27,457 Speaker 1: is not an emergency. It happens every year. Sometimes it's 201 00:11:27,497 --> 00:11:29,537 Speaker 1: a little hotter, sometimes it's not as hot, but it 202 00:11:29,617 --> 00:11:32,337 Speaker 1: is not an emergency. The real reason he shouldn't do it, 203 00:11:32,497 --> 00:11:34,377 Speaker 1: the first reason he shouldn't do it, is because he 204 00:11:34,457 --> 00:11:39,297 Speaker 1: has no power to do it. When Congress specifically rejects 205 00:11:39,377 --> 00:11:41,897 Speaker 1: his agenda, it is saying we are not doing it. 206 00:11:42,177 --> 00:11:44,577 Speaker 1: That doesn't give you justification to do it through an 207 00:11:44,577 --> 00:11:47,257 Speaker 1: executive order that literally tells you you can't do it. 208 00:11:47,337 --> 00:11:50,217 Speaker 1: We just less than a month ago had a case 209 00:11:50,457 --> 00:11:52,897 Speaker 1: West Virginia EPA where the Supreme Court said that the 210 00:11:52,897 --> 00:11:56,137 Speaker 1: EPA could not have a bunch of bureaucrats making up 211 00:11:56,577 --> 00:12:00,537 Speaker 1: laws in the executive branch. And but Biden doesn't seem 212 00:12:00,577 --> 00:12:02,177 Speaker 1: to care very much because he's going to move forward 213 00:12:02,177 --> 00:12:04,697 Speaker 1: with some executive actions. The only reason he's not doing 214 00:12:04,697 --> 00:12:07,857 Speaker 1: the emergency thing is I think you know, his advisers 215 00:12:07,897 --> 00:12:10,777 Speaker 1: told him that it politically that which is backfire considering 216 00:12:10,817 --> 00:12:14,777 Speaker 1: we're in the middle of still historically high gas prices. 217 00:12:16,337 --> 00:12:20,497 Speaker 1: So Biden said today in his speech exactly that because 218 00:12:20,537 --> 00:12:24,017 Speaker 1: Congress isn't doing what I want and paraphrasing here, I'm 219 00:12:24,017 --> 00:12:25,977 Speaker 1: just gonna do it. As if that's what the president's 220 00:12:25,977 --> 00:12:28,697 Speaker 1: supposed to do. Watch this one. Climate change is literally 221 00:12:28,697 --> 00:12:32,097 Speaker 1: an existential threat to our nation and to the world. 222 00:12:32,697 --> 00:12:36,497 Speaker 1: So my message today is this, since Congress is not 223 00:12:36,577 --> 00:12:39,697 Speaker 1: acting as it should, and these guys here are, but 224 00:12:39,777 --> 00:12:43,337 Speaker 1: we're not getting many Republican votes. This is an emergency, 225 00:12:43,657 --> 00:12:46,537 Speaker 1: an emergency, and I will I will look at it 226 00:12:46,577 --> 00:12:49,577 Speaker 1: that way I said last week. I say it again 227 00:12:49,697 --> 00:12:52,897 Speaker 1: loud and clear. As president, I'll use my executive powers 228 00:12:52,977 --> 00:12:57,017 Speaker 1: to combat climate crisis in the absence or congressional actions. 229 00:12:57,217 --> 00:13:03,857 Speaker 1: Notwithstanding there, I mean, there's so much here that is wrong. 230 00:13:04,897 --> 00:13:06,897 Speaker 1: I would know it. First of all, this this standing 231 00:13:06,937 --> 00:13:09,417 Speaker 1: in front of like the barren wasteland of some dirt 232 00:13:09,457 --> 00:13:11,137 Speaker 1: patch or some thing, you know, because that's what the 233 00:13:11,497 --> 00:13:14,217 Speaker 1: oh we can't understand the symbolism here, that's what the 234 00:13:14,257 --> 00:13:16,577 Speaker 1: world is going to look like unless we take action. 235 00:13:18,257 --> 00:13:21,217 Speaker 1: Who are people just so stupid they believe this. I mean, 236 00:13:21,217 --> 00:13:23,177 Speaker 1: I really like, I just think that people that buy 237 00:13:23,177 --> 00:13:25,497 Speaker 1: into this stuff are dumbasses. David. I don't mean to 238 00:13:25,497 --> 00:13:30,977 Speaker 1: be rude, but I think it's true. M Yeah, I 239 00:13:30,977 --> 00:13:32,977 Speaker 1: think it's true. I mean, I think that people who 240 00:13:32,977 --> 00:13:36,977 Speaker 1: believe believe there's some warming going on, you know, that's sure. 241 00:13:38,057 --> 00:13:42,337 Speaker 1: Sure if you though, Yeah, if you believe the world 242 00:13:42,457 --> 00:13:44,897 Speaker 1: is a worse place now than it was twenty thirty 243 00:13:44,977 --> 00:13:48,057 Speaker 1: forty years ago for mankind, you're living in a complete fantasy. 244 00:13:48,137 --> 00:13:51,057 Speaker 1: By every as I mentioned there by every quantifiable measure, 245 00:13:51,297 --> 00:13:53,897 Speaker 1: things are better off for mankind. I wish you could 246 00:13:53,937 --> 00:13:56,817 Speaker 1: see the graph from now how how many people used 247 00:13:56,857 --> 00:14:01,417 Speaker 1: to die from climate and extreme heat and extreme cold 248 00:14:01,457 --> 00:14:04,977 Speaker 1: even more, and how many today do? We are in 249 00:14:05,057 --> 00:14:09,337 Speaker 1: a great position to deal with changes in weather. It 250 00:14:09,497 --> 00:14:11,857 Speaker 1: is a far are, cheaper, and more moral way to 251 00:14:11,897 --> 00:14:15,857 Speaker 1: deal with climate change for whatever extent it's happening than 252 00:14:16,177 --> 00:14:19,537 Speaker 1: undoing modernity getting rid of the only literally the only 253 00:14:20,097 --> 00:14:24,137 Speaker 1: kind of fuel we have that we know will always 254 00:14:24,177 --> 00:14:29,097 Speaker 1: be there, which is reliable, which is affordable, and just 255 00:14:29,137 --> 00:14:31,777 Speaker 1: to get rid of it, it's insane. And I just 256 00:14:31,777 --> 00:14:33,657 Speaker 1: don't understand how people and by the way, I just 257 00:14:33,777 --> 00:14:35,777 Speaker 1: quickly want to say at the same time as he's 258 00:14:35,817 --> 00:14:38,617 Speaker 1: saying this last week or not the same time, but 259 00:14:38,657 --> 00:14:40,737 Speaker 1: just last week he was in Saudi Arabia begging them 260 00:14:40,737 --> 00:14:42,657 Speaker 1: to drill more oil. It doesn't even make sense what 261 00:14:42,697 --> 00:14:45,497 Speaker 1: they're saying. Mayor Pete's out there saying by an electric car, 262 00:14:45,897 --> 00:14:48,177 Speaker 1: but then they're you know, they're begging other people to 263 00:14:48,777 --> 00:14:50,857 Speaker 1: drill more to help them bring down gas prices. It 264 00:14:50,897 --> 00:14:54,457 Speaker 1: just doesn't even make sense. What is it about libs 265 00:14:55,497 --> 00:14:58,857 Speaker 1: that their psychology just seems to latch onto this idea 266 00:14:58,937 --> 00:15:01,417 Speaker 1: that the world is going to end unless we do 267 00:15:01,577 --> 00:15:04,777 Speaker 1: things that, if we just look at them one by one, 268 00:15:05,337 --> 00:15:09,617 Speaker 1: are objectively not only pointless I mean pointless is certainly 269 00:15:09,617 --> 00:15:13,097 Speaker 1: the case, but often harmful with no upside, right, I 270 00:15:13,097 --> 00:15:16,857 Speaker 1: mean making making energy, making things more expensive because you're 271 00:15:16,857 --> 00:15:19,897 Speaker 1: worried about their usage, destroying the planet in fifty years. 272 00:15:20,297 --> 00:15:23,057 Speaker 1: This is like a fantasy, but it's one that's destructive, 273 00:15:24,777 --> 00:15:27,057 Speaker 1: and it's also one that even if we did all 274 00:15:27,097 --> 00:15:29,097 Speaker 1: the things they want, it wouldn't matter what China and 275 00:15:29,017 --> 00:15:31,337 Speaker 1: India doing what they want to do. In the rest 276 00:15:31,337 --> 00:15:34,297 Speaker 1: of the world. Frankly, even now in Europe they're starting 277 00:15:34,297 --> 00:15:36,817 Speaker 1: to use coal more, not less with what's going on 278 00:15:36,937 --> 00:15:40,657 Speaker 1: with Russia. So why should we destroy our economy when 279 00:15:40,777 --> 00:15:42,897 Speaker 1: when it won't even make a difference even if we 280 00:15:43,017 --> 00:15:46,217 Speaker 1: bought into everything they're saying. So yeah, I don't know, 281 00:15:46,297 --> 00:15:48,537 Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, I think that they the 282 00:15:48,617 --> 00:15:51,297 Speaker 1: reason you want to pretend everything's an existential threat and 283 00:15:51,337 --> 00:15:54,897 Speaker 1: everything is right neutrality, you know, come up with anything 284 00:15:55,257 --> 00:15:58,257 Speaker 1: it's it's an existential threat to democracy or a way 285 00:15:58,297 --> 00:16:00,577 Speaker 1: of life. It's because that's the only way they know 286 00:16:00,657 --> 00:16:03,697 Speaker 1: these days to try to sell their policy positions is 287 00:16:03,737 --> 00:16:06,537 Speaker 1: to scare people. I think that only works to some extent, 288 00:16:06,577 --> 00:16:08,577 Speaker 1: and then it wears off. And I think we're at 289 00:16:08,577 --> 00:16:11,057 Speaker 1: the point where it's wearing off pretty quick at Politico, 290 00:16:11,137 --> 00:16:14,137 Speaker 1: where I'm sure they all will publicly say it's an 291 00:16:14,137 --> 00:16:18,217 Speaker 1: existential threat and then you know, happy to hop on 292 00:16:18,657 --> 00:16:21,097 Speaker 1: a plane ride to go to the vineyard with their buddies, 293 00:16:21,137 --> 00:16:23,257 Speaker 1: you know, I mean, because they're old climate change, but 294 00:16:23,337 --> 00:16:26,217 Speaker 1: they write President Joe Biden will announce new steps to 295 00:16:26,217 --> 00:16:28,577 Speaker 1: combat climate change, but we'll stop short of declaring a 296 00:16:28,697 --> 00:16:31,857 Speaker 1: national emergency that would unlock new tools for driving down 297 00:16:31,937 --> 00:16:35,257 Speaker 1: greenhouse gases. I mean, I'm just so curious, do we 298 00:16:35,297 --> 00:16:37,337 Speaker 1: know what would they want him to do? Like, what 299 00:16:37,417 --> 00:16:39,937 Speaker 1: do they what would get a big standing ovation from 300 00:16:39,977 --> 00:16:43,937 Speaker 1: the green energy and Green New Deal fans out there 301 00:16:43,977 --> 00:16:45,897 Speaker 1: in our media, David, like, I just want to know 302 00:16:46,097 --> 00:16:48,097 Speaker 1: what they think would be a good idea so I 303 00:16:48,097 --> 00:16:53,737 Speaker 1: can understand how terrified if their stupidity I should be. Well, 304 00:16:53,737 --> 00:16:55,657 Speaker 1: it depends who you're talking to about real greens. I 305 00:16:55,657 --> 00:16:57,937 Speaker 1: think they just want to destroy the fossil fuel industry, 306 00:16:58,057 --> 00:17:01,257 Speaker 1: essentially nationalize it, and then and then slowly or not 307 00:17:01,337 --> 00:17:03,657 Speaker 1: that slowly, just get rid of it in twenty twenty 308 00:17:03,697 --> 00:17:07,897 Speaker 1: years now, I guess. And you know, I'm not sure 309 00:17:07,897 --> 00:17:10,657 Speaker 1: how ninety seven percent of the cars they're going to 310 00:17:10,697 --> 00:17:12,257 Speaker 1: run once they do that. I'm not sure how we're 311 00:17:12,297 --> 00:17:15,417 Speaker 1: going to heat our homes or anything like that. But 312 00:17:15,417 --> 00:17:18,177 Speaker 1: but think about it this way, man. This is all 313 00:17:18,177 --> 00:17:20,457 Speaker 1: going on because Mansion wouldn't vote for a bill that 314 00:17:20,537 --> 00:17:23,817 Speaker 1: Democrats wanted. They keep mentioning Republicans. But Democrats can't pass 315 00:17:23,897 --> 00:17:26,737 Speaker 1: us on a party line either, so they keep mentioning that. 316 00:17:26,817 --> 00:17:29,017 Speaker 1: But that was just some more extra spending for like 317 00:17:29,177 --> 00:17:32,337 Speaker 1: green energy projects, and some more spending and subsidies for 318 00:17:32,377 --> 00:17:35,977 Speaker 1: electric cars. It's not as if it was some revolutionary 319 00:17:36,057 --> 00:17:40,137 Speaker 1: unknowing of capitalism and the oil industry. So this is 320 00:17:40,217 --> 00:17:42,817 Speaker 1: all just kind of just a formative stuff that they 321 00:17:42,857 --> 00:17:45,177 Speaker 1: always do. They think it's a winner. I don't think so, 322 00:17:45,297 --> 00:17:48,457 Speaker 1: not during a gas crunch and inflation. I just don't 323 00:17:48,457 --> 00:17:50,017 Speaker 1: think it's a winner with most people. I don't think 324 00:17:50,057 --> 00:17:55,377 Speaker 1: most people care. It's amazing here we are libs or lunatics, 325 00:17:55,617 --> 00:17:58,337 Speaker 1: but David briefly made the common sense. Sir, thanks for 326 00:17:58,377 --> 00:18:03,417 Speaker 1: being with us, Thanks for having me. The House of 327 00:18:03,457 --> 00:18:07,017 Speaker 1: Representatives passed the eight hundred and forty billion dollars National 328 00:18:07,057 --> 00:18:10,497 Speaker 1: Defense Authorization Act last week, close to forty billion dollars 329 00:18:10,497 --> 00:18:13,417 Speaker 1: more than the Biden administration asked for. We come back. 330 00:18:13,457 --> 00:18:16,617 Speaker 1: Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs will explain his reasons for voting 331 00:18:16,617 --> 00:18:19,697 Speaker 1: against the legislation right now. Let's talk about defending your 332 00:18:19,737 --> 00:18:22,337 Speaker 1: most valuable asset, your home. I don't know if you 333 00:18:22,337 --> 00:18:23,857 Speaker 1: saw this, but there was a recent story about an 334 00:18:23,857 --> 00:18:26,057 Speaker 1: Arizona real estate agent that found the home she lived 335 00:18:26,057 --> 00:18:28,617 Speaker 1: in was listed for sale. The problem was, she wasn't 336 00:18:28,657 --> 00:18:31,097 Speaker 1: selling her home. She was the victim of home title fraud, 337 00:18:31,417 --> 00:18:34,417 Speaker 1: a devastating crime happening all over the country. According to 338 00:18:34,417 --> 00:18:36,697 Speaker 1: the experts at home title lock, the crime is incredibly 339 00:18:36,697 --> 00:18:39,777 Speaker 1: profitable and hard to detect. An identity fee simply creates 340 00:18:39,817 --> 00:18:42,217 Speaker 1: a fake title transfer for your home and refiles as 341 00:18:42,257 --> 00:18:44,217 Speaker 1: the new owner. Then you can take up loans on 342 00:18:44,257 --> 00:18:47,257 Speaker 1: your home or sell it. Typical identity theft services don't 343 00:18:47,257 --> 00:18:49,857 Speaker 1: cover you, and neither just homeowners insurance. But home title 344 00:18:49,937 --> 00:18:52,657 Speaker 1: lock does. The instant they detect anybody messing with your title, 345 00:18:52,897 --> 00:18:54,857 Speaker 1: they shut it down. Here's what you should do that 346 00:18:54,977 --> 00:18:57,817 Speaker 1: a home titlelock dot com. Register your address to see 347 00:18:57,817 --> 00:18:59,457 Speaker 1: if you're already a victim and don't even know it. 348 00:18:59,617 --> 00:19:01,337 Speaker 1: When you protect your home, tell him Buck sent you 349 00:19:01,377 --> 00:19:04,777 Speaker 1: to get thirty free days of protection. Hometitlelock dot com again, 350 00:19:04,857 --> 00:19:08,617 Speaker 1: home titlelock dot com. Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs up next, 351 00:19:08,657 --> 00:19:17,817 Speaker 1: stay with us. This is the bill that determines ultimately 352 00:19:17,897 --> 00:19:20,697 Speaker 1: what we're going to do with the military, and so 353 00:19:21,177 --> 00:19:24,057 Speaker 1: this spending bill is going to be north of eight 354 00:19:24,137 --> 00:19:29,177 Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars to be the most expensive bill on 355 00:19:29,337 --> 00:19:34,497 Speaker 1: military spending in the country's history. And voting three hundred 356 00:19:34,497 --> 00:19:36,657 Speaker 1: and twenty nine to one hundred and one, the House 357 00:19:36,697 --> 00:19:39,897 Speaker 1: of Representatives easily passed the eight hundred and forty billion 358 00:19:39,937 --> 00:19:43,457 Speaker 1: dollar National Defense Authorization Act. The bill includes thirty seven 359 00:19:43,497 --> 00:19:47,697 Speaker 1: billion dollars increase over Biden's budget, four point six percent 360 00:19:47,777 --> 00:19:50,377 Speaker 1: pay ris for service members, and an additional one billion 361 00:19:50,417 --> 00:19:53,617 Speaker 1: dollars for Ukraine. The bill also has some shady amendments 362 00:19:53,657 --> 00:19:56,657 Speaker 1: thrown in by Democrats, including one from Adam Schiff that 363 00:19:56,697 --> 00:19:59,377 Speaker 1: would hide any information collected by the US military for 364 00:19:59,497 --> 00:20:03,017 Speaker 1: use in congressional investigations that would be in there for 365 00:20:03,617 --> 00:20:08,657 Speaker 1: Congressman Andy Biggs voted against this da He joins US 366 00:20:08,657 --> 00:20:12,217 Speaker 1: now to explain why Congressman to see against Sir. Good 367 00:20:12,217 --> 00:20:14,417 Speaker 1: to be with you, Buck, Thanks for having me. All right, 368 00:20:14,457 --> 00:20:16,977 Speaker 1: let's start with this when you tweeted this out that 369 00:20:17,057 --> 00:20:20,057 Speaker 1: I am opposing many of the woke measures found in 370 00:20:20,097 --> 00:20:23,457 Speaker 1: the twenty twenty three NDAA. If this legislation passes, we'll 371 00:20:23,537 --> 00:20:27,337 Speaker 1: keep seeing headlines like these Navy training video, hotel sailors 372 00:20:27,337 --> 00:20:30,217 Speaker 1: how to use correct pronouns. Army cuts off more than 373 00:20:30,257 --> 00:20:34,777 Speaker 1: sixty thousand unvaccinated guard and soldiers. Top generals defend studying 374 00:20:34,817 --> 00:20:38,257 Speaker 1: CRT in the military. What's all that stuff doing in 375 00:20:38,297 --> 00:20:43,337 Speaker 1: the NDAA. Well, there's even more than that stuff in 376 00:20:43,377 --> 00:20:45,657 Speaker 1: it that has nothing to do with military at all. 377 00:20:46,057 --> 00:20:52,177 Speaker 1: That doesn't even apply to military. So this's what's happened 378 00:20:52,297 --> 00:20:56,417 Speaker 1: is the Democrats have started using the NDAA as kind 379 00:20:56,417 --> 00:21:00,697 Speaker 1: of another slush slushy policy bill, kind of the way 380 00:21:00,737 --> 00:21:04,097 Speaker 1: they use the budget. So what they do is they 381 00:21:04,137 --> 00:21:08,057 Speaker 1: put in the Safe Banking Act, which kind of for instance, 382 00:21:08,097 --> 00:21:13,737 Speaker 1: gets to how you you bank marijuana sales proceeds, you know, 383 00:21:13,817 --> 00:21:17,177 Speaker 1: so you can legalize that. That's never been able to 384 00:21:17,177 --> 00:21:19,017 Speaker 1: pass on its own. But when you stick it with 385 00:21:19,057 --> 00:21:22,177 Speaker 1: the military, oh guess what. All of a sudden, people say, well, 386 00:21:22,177 --> 00:21:25,097 Speaker 1: we gotta have we got to fund the military, which 387 00:21:25,217 --> 00:21:29,377 Speaker 1: of course we do, but they stick everything in there 388 00:21:29,417 --> 00:21:32,497 Speaker 1: they possibly can. And this is where I think Republicans 389 00:21:32,497 --> 00:21:35,577 Speaker 1: missed the boat because we should be leveraging that because 390 00:21:35,577 --> 00:21:38,337 Speaker 1: they can't get it passed without Republicans even with all 391 00:21:38,337 --> 00:21:41,337 Speaker 1: that garbage in it. So we could get them to 392 00:21:41,337 --> 00:21:43,257 Speaker 1: take some of that stuff, more of that stuff out 393 00:21:43,297 --> 00:21:46,137 Speaker 1: and put in some I don't know, boarded security issues 394 00:21:46,257 --> 00:21:50,977 Speaker 1: or energy stuff. House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith, on 395 00:21:51,057 --> 00:21:56,057 Speaker 1: the passing of the NDAA said this, as the legislative 396 00:21:56,137 --> 00:22:00,337 Speaker 1: process continues, I thank my House colleagues for their thoughtful 397 00:22:00,377 --> 00:22:03,697 Speaker 1: contributions and support of this year's NDAA. There's a lot 398 00:22:03,737 --> 00:22:05,257 Speaker 1: to be proud of in this bill, and the stakes 399 00:22:05,257 --> 00:22:10,257 Speaker 1: for our country's natural security could not be higher. I mean, well, 400 00:22:10,617 --> 00:22:14,657 Speaker 1: let me ask you what would be a better NDAA 401 00:22:14,737 --> 00:22:16,417 Speaker 1: or like what what what could you do to make 402 00:22:16,457 --> 00:22:19,257 Speaker 1: this something that you would have been excited to vote for? 403 00:22:19,537 --> 00:22:22,257 Speaker 1: Because they keep it very broad, don't they when they 404 00:22:22,257 --> 00:22:24,417 Speaker 1: talk about this. Hey, it's about national security. It's a 405 00:22:24,457 --> 00:22:27,617 Speaker 1: lot of a lot of money. Don't worry about it. Yeah, 406 00:22:27,697 --> 00:22:31,137 Speaker 1: that's right. So first thing is eliminate all the social 407 00:22:31,217 --> 00:22:37,737 Speaker 1: engineering policy that the you know, the gender woke workforce 408 00:22:37,817 --> 00:22:39,577 Speaker 1: that they have, you know that they're putting in there, 409 00:22:39,617 --> 00:22:43,697 Speaker 1: the the money going to foreign countries to inspire them 410 00:22:43,737 --> 00:22:48,737 Speaker 1: to be woke and do transgender issues as well. So 411 00:22:48,737 --> 00:22:50,857 Speaker 1: what what you do is you start pairing it back. 412 00:22:51,297 --> 00:22:54,217 Speaker 1: You might have an audit of the DoD, you know, 413 00:22:54,417 --> 00:22:56,897 Speaker 1: because we've never had a full audit of the DoD. 414 00:22:56,977 --> 00:23:00,537 Speaker 1: And and a few years ago a study was done 415 00:23:00,777 --> 00:23:03,497 Speaker 1: estimating one hundred twenty five billion dollars worth of waste 416 00:23:03,857 --> 00:23:07,257 Speaker 1: every year. Maybe you would do something like that. Maybe 417 00:23:07,257 --> 00:23:10,017 Speaker 1: you would make sure that we had all of our 418 00:23:10,217 --> 00:23:14,257 Speaker 1: funding is going for material training and for a military 419 00:23:14,257 --> 00:23:16,417 Speaker 1: minute women, and instead of giving them a four point 420 00:23:16,497 --> 00:23:20,577 Speaker 1: nine percent raise, you might say, let's give them something 421 00:23:20,617 --> 00:23:24,457 Speaker 1: that inspires the best that we can get in there 422 00:23:24,577 --> 00:23:26,977 Speaker 1: by giving them a real pay raise that works in 423 00:23:27,057 --> 00:23:31,817 Speaker 1: an inflationary environment. And also make sure that they don't 424 00:23:31,817 --> 00:23:34,657 Speaker 1: have to pay for their uniforms. Make sure that we 425 00:23:34,737 --> 00:23:37,337 Speaker 1: have everything that we need to have the best fighting 426 00:23:37,377 --> 00:23:39,657 Speaker 1: force as strong as we can. And guess what, you 427 00:23:39,737 --> 00:23:42,657 Speaker 1: still probably save two hundred billion dollars off to spend 428 00:23:43,377 --> 00:23:47,497 Speaker 1: from that eight hundred and fifty billion. Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, 429 00:23:47,537 --> 00:23:50,697 Speaker 1: your colleague in the House, tweeted out about this NDA 430 00:23:50,817 --> 00:23:53,217 Speaker 1: vote that I also ought to know on the NDAA 431 00:23:53,257 --> 00:23:57,057 Speaker 1: because it contained zero hard earned American taxpayer dollars for 432 00:23:57,097 --> 00:24:00,177 Speaker 1: our own border security, which is being invaded. That is 433 00:24:00,177 --> 00:24:03,297 Speaker 1: a direct failure of the state admission to secure our nation. 434 00:24:03,777 --> 00:24:07,857 Speaker 1: We are not Ukraine. No no border funding in there. 435 00:24:07,897 --> 00:24:12,857 Speaker 1: That that's interesting considering that Biden administrations hitting all time 436 00:24:12,897 --> 00:24:16,497 Speaker 1: records month to month here for illegal immigration, as well 437 00:24:16,537 --> 00:24:19,217 Speaker 1: as for all the fentonel poring across the border, all 438 00:24:19,297 --> 00:24:26,737 Speaker 1: time highs, hitting for overdoses, seems like that's a security issue. Yeah, 439 00:24:26,737 --> 00:24:30,497 Speaker 1: it's a real security issue. But Marjorie's right, and you're right. 440 00:24:30,857 --> 00:24:35,097 Speaker 1: The Biden administration wants an open border, so they facilitate 441 00:24:36,257 --> 00:24:38,657 Speaker 1: an open border. They incentivize people to come, and then 442 00:24:38,697 --> 00:24:42,257 Speaker 1: we don't enforce our own laws that exist. We make 443 00:24:42,297 --> 00:24:46,497 Speaker 1: sure that everybody's so busy processing and transporting and put 444 00:24:46,497 --> 00:24:49,857 Speaker 1: an imposition on them that they these illegal aliens into 445 00:24:49,857 --> 00:24:53,377 Speaker 1: our country immediately as closely as in time as we 446 00:24:53,497 --> 00:24:56,657 Speaker 1: catch them. We miss a lot of the drug runners, 447 00:24:56,657 --> 00:24:58,737 Speaker 1: we miss a lot of the human traffickers, We miss 448 00:24:58,737 --> 00:25:01,217 Speaker 1: a lot of the more violent people, and the human 449 00:25:01,537 --> 00:25:03,417 Speaker 1: you know, the terrorist people on the Terrorists Watch was 450 00:25:03,457 --> 00:25:10,017 Speaker 1: coming across. This is absolutely abhorrent because actually you wouldn't 451 00:25:10,097 --> 00:25:12,617 Speaker 1: need to put so much money there. And when I 452 00:25:12,617 --> 00:25:15,377 Speaker 1: tied to border patrol agents on a regular basis like 453 00:25:15,457 --> 00:25:17,937 Speaker 1: I do, they always tell me, you know, yeah, we'd 454 00:25:17,937 --> 00:25:19,897 Speaker 1: like more resources, but you know what we'd really like, 455 00:25:20,217 --> 00:25:23,177 Speaker 1: how about some policy that lets us enforce the laws 456 00:25:23,537 --> 00:25:26,297 Speaker 1: we were trained to enforce and that are already on 457 00:25:26,377 --> 00:25:31,537 Speaker 1: the books. And that's not going to happen under this administration. 458 00:25:31,577 --> 00:25:34,697 Speaker 1: I'm sorry to say. Another record in month in June 459 00:25:34,697 --> 00:25:38,897 Speaker 1: Buck And also, you know they're still continuing related to 460 00:25:38,977 --> 00:25:42,457 Speaker 1: national security, but not the NDAA. With these January six 461 00:25:42,537 --> 00:25:44,697 Speaker 1: hearings in Congress, we got another one coming up here. 462 00:25:45,417 --> 00:25:49,417 Speaker 1: What is the point of this at this stage? I mean, 463 00:25:49,457 --> 00:25:52,057 Speaker 1: I know that they're going to say it's about making 464 00:25:52,097 --> 00:25:54,697 Speaker 1: sure that our democracy is never threatened again or something 465 00:25:54,737 --> 00:26:00,577 Speaker 1: like that. But have we even learned anything from the hearings. No, 466 00:26:00,697 --> 00:26:03,737 Speaker 1: we have found some people who've committed perjury, and we've 467 00:26:04,057 --> 00:26:07,777 Speaker 1: heard members of this committee take outrageous claims. And I mean, 468 00:26:07,817 --> 00:26:12,337 Speaker 1: I'm still waiting for risk and said that the revelations 469 00:26:12,337 --> 00:26:15,097 Speaker 1: are going to blow the lid off the capital. I'm 470 00:26:15,137 --> 00:26:17,937 Speaker 1: still waiting for the lid to go off now, Adam 471 00:26:17,977 --> 00:26:19,817 Speaker 1: Shift just like and these are the same guys I 472 00:26:19,857 --> 00:26:22,777 Speaker 1: always talked about the Russian hoax, right, oh yeah, and 473 00:26:22,777 --> 00:26:24,977 Speaker 1: it's coming up. We're gonna find out there's going to 474 00:26:25,057 --> 00:26:28,297 Speaker 1: be proof. Well now, Adam Shift says, tomorrow night, tomorrow night, 475 00:26:28,337 --> 00:26:30,777 Speaker 1: it's going to be really remarkable. It's going to be 476 00:26:31,217 --> 00:26:33,577 Speaker 1: a whole new set of information. And you know what, 477 00:26:33,617 --> 00:26:37,137 Speaker 1: the American people they've wisely tuned out because they said 478 00:26:37,657 --> 00:26:43,017 Speaker 1: this is garbage, it's distracting, And the reality is more 479 00:26:43,017 --> 00:26:45,017 Speaker 1: people are concerned about how much it costs to put 480 00:26:45,057 --> 00:26:48,417 Speaker 1: gas in their car, put bread on the table, make 481 00:26:48,497 --> 00:26:50,617 Speaker 1: decisions or whether they can afford to get to work 482 00:26:50,737 --> 00:26:54,657 Speaker 1: or not. Than they are about whether there's this faue 483 00:26:54,857 --> 00:26:59,017 Speaker 1: hearing going on that nobody believes is fair. Nobody believes 484 00:26:59,017 --> 00:27:01,337 Speaker 1: it's fair, not even the Democrats. Surely they can't believe it. 485 00:27:02,177 --> 00:27:04,577 Speaker 1: Dons and bigs. I always appreciate you making the time, sir, 486 00:27:04,697 --> 00:27:10,017 Speaker 1: Thank you. Thanks Buck, take care of yourself. Man between 487 00:27:10,097 --> 00:27:12,417 Speaker 1: following test Score is a teachers union that lobbied for 488 00:27:12,457 --> 00:27:15,497 Speaker 1: school closures during the pandemic and the infusion of critical 489 00:27:15,577 --> 00:27:19,217 Speaker 1: race theory into classrooms. Americans are growing increasingly frustrated with 490 00:27:19,217 --> 00:27:21,537 Speaker 1: the American public school system. We'll have more on that 491 00:27:21,537 --> 00:27:24,857 Speaker 1: with Ina Stepman of the Independent Women's Forum in a moment. First, someone, 492 00:27:24,857 --> 00:27:26,817 Speaker 1: I'm talking about protecting your online data. A lot of 493 00:27:26,817 --> 00:27:29,577 Speaker 1: companies promise your privacy is guaranteed, but we know that's 494 00:27:29,617 --> 00:27:31,857 Speaker 1: not true. 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With the devastating 512 00:28:29,857 --> 00:28:34,617 Speaker 1: effects of COVID nineteen school closures becoming clearer by the day, 513 00:28:34,657 --> 00:28:38,857 Speaker 1: it's no wonder that Americans are growing increasingly frustrated with 514 00:28:38,977 --> 00:28:42,697 Speaker 1: the US public school system. According to a recent Gallipol 515 00:28:42,737 --> 00:28:45,057 Speaker 1: twenty eight percent of Americans say they have a great 516 00:28:45,097 --> 00:28:47,857 Speaker 1: deal or quite a lot of confidence in the institution, 517 00:28:48,337 --> 00:28:52,377 Speaker 1: a number that drops to fourteen percent among registered Republican 518 00:28:53,137 --> 00:28:56,137 Speaker 1: So just why has the image of America's public schools 519 00:28:56,137 --> 00:28:58,897 Speaker 1: taken such a hit over the past year, Join me 520 00:28:58,937 --> 00:29:01,577 Speaker 1: now to give her insight. Senior policy analyst at the 521 00:29:01,697 --> 00:29:05,817 Speaker 1: Independent Women's Forum Es Stetman in great to see again, 522 00:29:07,057 --> 00:29:10,737 Speaker 1: always good to be here. So what's going on and 523 00:29:10,737 --> 00:29:14,017 Speaker 1: how big a drop is it when you're looking at 524 00:29:14,097 --> 00:29:17,217 Speaker 1: support for the public school system? Has there been a 525 00:29:17,537 --> 00:29:22,537 Speaker 1: massive and durable shift in sentiment. Well, there definitely has 526 00:29:22,537 --> 00:29:24,617 Speaker 1: been a massive shift in sentiment. It remains to be 527 00:29:24,657 --> 00:29:27,897 Speaker 1: seen whether that's durable. I think that largely depends on 528 00:29:27,977 --> 00:29:31,577 Speaker 1: Republicans and whether or not they deliver on priorities that 529 00:29:31,697 --> 00:29:35,537 Speaker 1: parents want, like actual school choice, broad based school choice 530 00:29:35,577 --> 00:29:38,937 Speaker 1: for middle class families in particular, getting will curriculum out 531 00:29:38,937 --> 00:29:43,017 Speaker 1: of schools, and actually doing something to address the amazing 532 00:29:43,137 --> 00:29:47,577 Speaker 1: both mental and academic deficit of closing schools unconscionably for 533 00:29:47,657 --> 00:29:50,577 Speaker 1: two years. Those are the real priorities, and I think 534 00:29:50,577 --> 00:29:55,137 Speaker 1: we'll see this endure if Republicans actually take advantage of 535 00:29:55,177 --> 00:29:58,937 Speaker 1: it and use this time to actually dismantle this public 536 00:29:59,017 --> 00:30:01,977 Speaker 1: school system. Now it's me talking about dismantling systems, to 537 00:30:02,017 --> 00:30:05,137 Speaker 1: dismantle this traditional public school system that has not served 538 00:30:05,177 --> 00:30:07,857 Speaker 1: parents well, especially over the last two years, but really 539 00:30:07,897 --> 00:30:11,417 Speaker 1: for decades now. Is there a sense that the teachers 540 00:30:11,777 --> 00:30:15,737 Speaker 1: unions are specifically to blame when it comes to the 541 00:30:15,777 --> 00:30:19,497 Speaker 1: shutdowns and the just the joke that was distanced learning 542 00:30:19,497 --> 00:30:23,177 Speaker 1: for so many people, for so many children, or is 543 00:30:23,217 --> 00:30:26,537 Speaker 1: it just more of a generalized frustration with the system, 544 00:30:26,577 --> 00:30:28,937 Speaker 1: because I feel like if it's just the system too 545 00:30:28,977 --> 00:30:31,017 Speaker 1: earlier point, maybe people will be like, Okay, well, I 546 00:30:31,057 --> 00:30:33,617 Speaker 1: guess we'll go back to it, and they'll forget about 547 00:30:33,657 --> 00:30:36,537 Speaker 1: what was done to them. Yeah. I think it's really 548 00:30:36,577 --> 00:30:38,817 Speaker 1: a two pronged thing, the first prong being what you 549 00:30:38,937 --> 00:30:43,057 Speaker 1: just outlined. The system showed so blatantly that it operates 550 00:30:43,097 --> 00:30:44,977 Speaker 1: for the benefit of the adults who are paid by 551 00:30:44,977 --> 00:30:47,617 Speaker 1: the system, and the teachers unions are first in line 552 00:30:47,657 --> 00:30:50,137 Speaker 1: for that, and not at all for the benefit of 553 00:30:50,137 --> 00:30:53,017 Speaker 1: the children who are supposedly our taxpayer dollars are paying 554 00:30:53,057 --> 00:30:56,657 Speaker 1: for education. But I think the second prong is equally 555 00:30:56,697 --> 00:30:59,657 Speaker 1: important to the durability of this kind of disillusionment, and 556 00:30:59,697 --> 00:31:01,897 Speaker 1: that is during that time, it was a lot of 557 00:31:01,937 --> 00:31:05,217 Speaker 1: parents because they were forced to have their kids do 558 00:31:05,497 --> 00:31:07,737 Speaker 1: Zoom school at home. It was the first time they 559 00:31:07,737 --> 00:31:11,257 Speaker 1: actually confronted some of the materials that were being taught 560 00:31:11,617 --> 00:31:14,297 Speaker 1: and some of the ideology that was being taught in 561 00:31:14,337 --> 00:31:16,497 Speaker 1: the public schools. And frankly, I think a lot of 562 00:31:16,537 --> 00:31:20,377 Speaker 1: parents were shocked to discover how far the politicization, how 563 00:31:20,457 --> 00:31:24,137 Speaker 1: far the far left ideology had actually, you know, extended 564 00:31:24,217 --> 00:31:26,817 Speaker 1: into their local public schools. And I don't think that 565 00:31:27,417 --> 00:31:30,737 Speaker 1: you know, that anger, that disappointment, that disillusionment with the 566 00:31:30,777 --> 00:31:34,057 Speaker 1: public schools. I think that is not going away, because unfortunately, 567 00:31:34,097 --> 00:31:37,057 Speaker 1: the public schools are not going to stop attempting to 568 00:31:37,057 --> 00:31:40,737 Speaker 1: teach CRT, to teach gender ideology to you know, kindergarteners 569 00:31:40,777 --> 00:31:43,337 Speaker 1: or third graders, right, They're not going to stop until 570 00:31:43,377 --> 00:31:47,177 Speaker 1: they're stopped by actually putting incentives in the system for 571 00:31:47,297 --> 00:31:49,937 Speaker 1: parents to be able to wield their money and get 572 00:31:49,937 --> 00:31:53,337 Speaker 1: out if public schools are are not listening to what 573 00:31:53,417 --> 00:31:55,977 Speaker 1: they want in terms of what their children are being taught. 574 00:31:56,577 --> 00:31:59,497 Speaker 1: What's going on in New York City, the largest school 575 00:31:59,537 --> 00:32:02,537 Speaker 1: district in terms of student population in the country, a 576 00:32:02,657 --> 00:32:05,017 Speaker 1: larger school system, I should say, New York City is 577 00:32:05,017 --> 00:32:09,937 Speaker 1: projecting an enrollment loss of another thirty thousand students this fall. 578 00:32:10,217 --> 00:32:12,017 Speaker 1: Do we have some I know they were they were 579 00:32:12,057 --> 00:32:15,017 Speaker 1: losing students before this. Do we have some sense as 580 00:32:15,057 --> 00:32:19,497 Speaker 1: to what's driving this and is it likely to continue? Yeah? 581 00:32:19,537 --> 00:32:21,737 Speaker 1: I mean, first of all, it's it's beyond what the 582 00:32:21,857 --> 00:32:23,777 Speaker 1: enrollment has been dropping over time. Some of this is 583 00:32:23,817 --> 00:32:27,057 Speaker 1: partially demographic, right, you had Millennials being the children of 584 00:32:27,097 --> 00:32:31,017 Speaker 1: the Baby Boomers, the largest generation in American history, and 585 00:32:31,417 --> 00:32:34,057 Speaker 1: so right now and where we have Gen Z kids 586 00:32:34,297 --> 00:32:37,337 Speaker 1: and then even younger than Gen Z right in school now, 587 00:32:37,657 --> 00:32:41,017 Speaker 1: it's it's a demographic dip. So some of this declining 588 00:32:41,137 --> 00:32:44,897 Speaker 1: enrollment is demographic, but that is not I mean, this 589 00:32:44,977 --> 00:32:47,657 Speaker 1: is way way beyond that, especially in places like New 590 00:32:47,737 --> 00:32:50,977 Speaker 1: York City, places like San Diego where they're going to 591 00:32:51,017 --> 00:32:54,697 Speaker 1: reimpose a mask mandate on indoor gathering. Right. Um, this 592 00:32:54,777 --> 00:32:57,617 Speaker 1: is a much bigger shift than at frankly, has ever 593 00:32:57,697 --> 00:33:00,057 Speaker 1: happened in recent history in the public schools. And it 594 00:33:00,097 --> 00:33:03,577 Speaker 1: shows that parents are looking for alternatives, you know, and 595 00:33:03,897 --> 00:33:06,337 Speaker 1: there will be people who step up to meet that demand, 596 00:33:06,497 --> 00:33:10,937 Speaker 1: especially if we back parents by giving them control over 597 00:33:10,977 --> 00:33:14,337 Speaker 1: the dollars that we are spending for their kids. There's 598 00:33:14,377 --> 00:33:16,857 Speaker 1: no reason that check should go directly to Randy Weingarten 599 00:33:16,937 --> 00:33:18,817 Speaker 1: in New York or anywhere else that checks should go 600 00:33:18,857 --> 00:33:22,217 Speaker 1: to parents, and parents should decide what schools or what 601 00:33:22,377 --> 00:33:25,817 Speaker 1: educational program suits their kids best, not just for an 602 00:33:25,817 --> 00:33:29,257 Speaker 1: individual learning level, but also from a valu's perspective and 603 00:33:29,297 --> 00:33:32,457 Speaker 1: what values their kids are being taught in school. You 604 00:33:32,537 --> 00:33:36,377 Speaker 1: mentioned Republicans before and their response to this, who's doing 605 00:33:36,417 --> 00:33:39,977 Speaker 1: this right in their state? And what do you want 606 00:33:39,977 --> 00:33:43,937 Speaker 1: to see more of? Given I think how much the 607 00:33:43,937 --> 00:33:46,497 Speaker 1: public school system as it stands a certainly in a 608 00:33:46,577 --> 00:33:50,137 Speaker 1: national sense, we learned that there's a lot that needs 609 00:33:50,137 --> 00:33:52,457 Speaker 1: to be changed. So who's doing it the right way? 610 00:33:53,417 --> 00:33:55,537 Speaker 1: There are two states that come to mind immediately. The 611 00:33:55,577 --> 00:33:57,977 Speaker 1: first is, of course, that the stellar example on all 612 00:33:58,057 --> 00:34:00,497 Speaker 1: kinds of things Florida, right under the governor to Sciantis, 613 00:34:01,017 --> 00:34:04,377 Speaker 1: who has expanded school choice, who's also been really aggressive 614 00:34:04,937 --> 00:34:07,777 Speaker 1: about making sure that public schools know that they are 615 00:34:07,817 --> 00:34:10,857 Speaker 1: actually serving at the will of parents, that they do 616 00:34:10,897 --> 00:34:14,137 Speaker 1: not have the right to independently put in radical curriculum, 617 00:34:14,217 --> 00:34:17,737 Speaker 1: that in fact, standards and curriculum come from the state legislature, 618 00:34:17,777 --> 00:34:20,057 Speaker 1: which is a representative of the people, and then come 619 00:34:20,977 --> 00:34:23,577 Speaker 1: through parents into the school boards. We know that mechanism 620 00:34:23,577 --> 00:34:26,337 Speaker 1: of accountability is somewhat broken and that's why we really 621 00:34:26,377 --> 00:34:28,417 Speaker 1: need school choice. But those have been things that Florida 622 00:34:28,417 --> 00:34:31,457 Speaker 1: has done really, really well. And then Arizona just passed 623 00:34:31,817 --> 00:34:35,257 Speaker 1: the biggest education savings account program in the country. It 624 00:34:35,617 --> 00:34:39,377 Speaker 1: expands to nearly all families in Arizona, and that's going 625 00:34:39,417 --> 00:34:43,377 Speaker 1: to give every family control over those dollars that again 626 00:34:43,417 --> 00:34:46,857 Speaker 1: are already being spent on behalf of their kids. And 627 00:34:46,937 --> 00:34:49,057 Speaker 1: if they want to continue to go to the public school, 628 00:34:49,097 --> 00:34:51,257 Speaker 1: they can. But even if you continue to go to 629 00:34:51,257 --> 00:34:53,937 Speaker 1: the public school, having those dollars in your back pocket 630 00:34:53,937 --> 00:34:56,377 Speaker 1: and having the threat of walking in your back pocket, 631 00:34:56,417 --> 00:34:58,817 Speaker 1: which a lot of middle class families have not had 632 00:34:58,937 --> 00:35:01,977 Speaker 1: up till now, that's going to change the conversation in 633 00:35:02,017 --> 00:35:03,817 Speaker 1: those school board of meetings. That's going to change the 634 00:35:03,857 --> 00:35:06,577 Speaker 1: conversation and the principle's meeting right when you say, hey, 635 00:35:06,617 --> 00:35:09,937 Speaker 1: you know, me and fifty of my neighborhood friends, you know, 636 00:35:10,097 --> 00:35:13,017 Speaker 1: we're not happy with what our kids are learning. And 637 00:35:13,057 --> 00:35:15,097 Speaker 1: if we continue to be unhappy, we're going to take 638 00:35:15,097 --> 00:35:17,817 Speaker 1: those millions of dollars out of your salary. We're gonna walk. 639 00:35:18,057 --> 00:35:21,297 Speaker 1: That's really the ultimate thing that's going to shift anything 640 00:35:21,337 --> 00:35:24,857 Speaker 1: in our public school system is that incentive. San Diego 641 00:35:24,857 --> 00:35:27,937 Speaker 1: School District, by the way, here has their president telling 642 00:35:27,977 --> 00:35:31,337 Speaker 1: everybody about the reimposition of the school mask mandate. Watch 643 00:35:31,417 --> 00:35:34,417 Speaker 1: this one. Parents who don't want to wear a mask 644 00:35:34,497 --> 00:35:38,497 Speaker 1: indoors in school, are there any other options for them? 645 00:35:38,657 --> 00:35:41,257 Speaker 1: But the fall, there are some options. They can go 646 00:35:41,337 --> 00:35:46,457 Speaker 1: to our school that's online. They can opt not to 647 00:35:46,497 --> 00:35:49,137 Speaker 1: return to the regular school, but to go to the 648 00:35:49,177 --> 00:35:51,697 Speaker 1: school where they don't have to go to school at all, 649 00:35:51,697 --> 00:35:56,297 Speaker 1: other than via zoom. And that's the easiest way for 650 00:35:56,297 --> 00:35:58,457 Speaker 1: folks at the summer school. What if they were already 651 00:35:58,537 --> 00:36:00,617 Speaker 1: enrolled in the summer school and now they get this 652 00:36:00,737 --> 00:36:03,937 Speaker 1: mask mandate and they're not comfortable with wearing a mask, 653 00:36:05,137 --> 00:36:08,377 Speaker 1: they really should wear the mask. If they're not comfortable, 654 00:36:08,817 --> 00:36:11,937 Speaker 1: what should they do? They should just let me make 655 00:36:11,977 --> 00:36:14,217 Speaker 1: it know that they don't feel comfortable, and at that 656 00:36:14,337 --> 00:36:17,937 Speaker 1: point just not return. Don't come back if you don't 657 00:36:17,977 --> 00:36:19,897 Speaker 1: want to wear a mask. At this stage two years 658 00:36:19,897 --> 00:36:22,617 Speaker 1: into the pandemic, are are there a lot of parents 659 00:36:23,057 --> 00:36:25,857 Speaker 1: in states like California who are frustrated with this? At 660 00:36:25,857 --> 00:36:27,177 Speaker 1: this point you think they're just going to go along 661 00:36:27,177 --> 00:36:31,417 Speaker 1: with it. I think parents are frustrated even in places 662 00:36:31,417 --> 00:36:34,137 Speaker 1: like California. I mean, heck, even in places like San Francisco, 663 00:36:34,177 --> 00:36:37,577 Speaker 1: there are parents that are frustrated with this. The entitlement 664 00:36:37,737 --> 00:36:41,257 Speaker 1: of the school system on issues like this has been unbelievable. 665 00:36:41,537 --> 00:36:45,297 Speaker 1: But again, that's an entitlement that's been bred over decades 666 00:36:45,337 --> 00:36:48,937 Speaker 1: of parents having no choices and very little power within 667 00:36:48,977 --> 00:36:50,977 Speaker 1: this system. So that's what we've seen the last two 668 00:36:51,017 --> 00:36:55,377 Speaker 1: years and it continues now. It's pure entitlement, really frustrating. 669 00:36:55,497 --> 00:36:58,977 Speaker 1: ENAs appreciate the expertise. Good to see it, Thanks Bud. 670 00:37:00,537 --> 00:37:02,817 Speaker 1: New York City Mayor Eric Adams is demanding how to 671 00:37:02,857 --> 00:37:06,857 Speaker 1: deal with the influx of illegal immigrants into the Big Apple. Interesting, 672 00:37:06,897 --> 00:37:09,217 Speaker 1: what affects your city? Things seem to change. We'll have 673 00:37:09,257 --> 00:37:11,377 Speaker 1: the video for you and night's quick Hits stay with us. 674 00:37:17,777 --> 00:37:20,377 Speaker 1: New York City Mayor Eric Adams is asking for help 675 00:37:20,417 --> 00:37:23,217 Speaker 1: to deal the influx of illegal migrants into the Big Apple. 676 00:37:23,817 --> 00:37:27,897 Speaker 1: And Pete Buddha judge just can't understand why don't Americans 677 00:37:27,897 --> 00:37:31,057 Speaker 1: just buy electric cars? Man? What's the big deal? Those 678 00:37:31,057 --> 00:37:35,657 Speaker 1: stories and more in quick kit. Let's get to it now. 679 00:37:35,817 --> 00:37:40,417 Speaker 1: We are always told that illegal migrants. Democrats tell us 680 00:37:40,417 --> 00:37:47,097 Speaker 1: that illegal migrants are more hardworking than Americans of all backgrounds, 681 00:37:47,977 --> 00:37:52,217 Speaker 1: that illegal migrants are always just a net positive for 682 00:37:52,297 --> 00:37:55,017 Speaker 1: the economy, that there's no downside at all. In fact, 683 00:37:55,017 --> 00:37:58,057 Speaker 1: it's only upside unless you're a racist, in which case 684 00:37:58,097 --> 00:38:00,657 Speaker 1: you might think that the whole illegal part of being 685 00:38:00,657 --> 00:38:04,657 Speaker 1: an illegal migrant is not a good thing. But it's 686 00:38:04,697 --> 00:38:07,337 Speaker 1: interesting because the Mayor of New York, Eric Adams, is saying, 687 00:38:07,377 --> 00:38:10,737 Speaker 1: hold on a second, the influx of illegal migrant is 688 00:38:10,777 --> 00:38:14,417 Speaker 1: actually a burden on resources in the city of New York. 689 00:38:14,457 --> 00:38:17,377 Speaker 1: Watch this one. This is a real burden on New 690 00:38:17,457 --> 00:38:19,657 Speaker 1: York is as we're trying to do the right thing 691 00:38:20,337 --> 00:38:23,297 Speaker 1: of we already, as I stated, we already have an 692 00:38:23,297 --> 00:38:27,417 Speaker 1: overburdened shelter system. So now we're talking about, as you stated, 693 00:38:27,537 --> 00:38:33,457 Speaker 1: food clothed school This is going to impact of our 694 00:38:33,577 --> 00:38:38,497 Speaker 1: schools because we do not turn away individuals because they're undocumented, 695 00:38:38,817 --> 00:38:42,497 Speaker 1: translation services, There's just a whole host of things that 696 00:38:42,577 --> 00:38:44,457 Speaker 1: this is going to produce, and that's why we need 697 00:38:45,057 --> 00:38:47,657 Speaker 1: help and getting this done, and we need to write 698 00:38:47,697 --> 00:38:52,897 Speaker 1: coordination to make it happen. The taxpayers are paying for this, 699 00:38:53,017 --> 00:38:55,897 Speaker 1: of course, and illegals are going to require more of 700 00:38:55,897 --> 00:38:59,457 Speaker 1: those taxpayer dollars than are already currently allocated, which means 701 00:38:59,457 --> 00:39:02,537 Speaker 1: that resources will be stret which means that there is 702 00:39:02,897 --> 00:39:06,017 Speaker 1: a challenge here from this. Oh and it's illegal on 703 00:39:06,057 --> 00:39:09,417 Speaker 1: top of that. But interesting, isn't it. It's reality all this. 704 00:39:09,577 --> 00:39:10,977 Speaker 1: Oh my god, I have to deal with the reality 705 00:39:10,977 --> 00:39:13,137 Speaker 1: of this. And then they changed their minds a little bit. 706 00:39:13,897 --> 00:39:17,657 Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Judge, by the way, he is the Transportation Secretary, 707 00:39:17,737 --> 00:39:20,017 Speaker 1: even though when he was the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, 708 00:39:20,297 --> 00:39:23,617 Speaker 1: was apparently the case that he couldn't get the potholes 709 00:39:23,657 --> 00:39:27,217 Speaker 1: filled in that cute little town. He though, is astonished 710 00:39:27,217 --> 00:39:31,017 Speaker 1: because gas prices really high. As we know, democrats hate 711 00:39:31,017 --> 00:39:32,977 Speaker 1: fossil fuels. They hate oil and gas. I think it's 712 00:39:33,017 --> 00:39:35,977 Speaker 1: so bad, So why don't you just do what the 713 00:39:36,017 --> 00:39:39,097 Speaker 1: obvious thing to a bunch of elitist rich lives is, 714 00:39:39,137 --> 00:39:43,697 Speaker 1: which is to forget about the whole gas buying thing altogether. Altogether, 715 00:39:43,897 --> 00:39:46,017 Speaker 1: you don't need to worry about that. You just need 716 00:39:46,057 --> 00:39:48,657 Speaker 1: to get yourself an electric car and then you're good 717 00:39:48,657 --> 00:39:52,537 Speaker 1: to go. Man, no problem, here's Mayor Pete. I'm still 718 00:39:52,817 --> 00:39:56,777 Speaker 1: astonished that some folks and I felt this satisfying in 719 00:39:56,857 --> 00:40:00,777 Speaker 1: Congress yesterday. Some folks seem to really struggle to let 720 00:40:00,817 --> 00:40:05,137 Speaker 1: go of the status quo, the status quote as in 721 00:40:05,417 --> 00:40:08,177 Speaker 1: the car that they own, that they paid money for 722 00:40:08,497 --> 00:40:12,577 Speaker 1: that still uses gas, which by the way, is far 723 00:40:12,697 --> 00:40:17,217 Speaker 1: more efficient, especially for a long, long long journeys, long 724 00:40:17,297 --> 00:40:20,497 Speaker 1: voyages in the car, than trying to find the charging 725 00:40:20,537 --> 00:40:23,377 Speaker 1: station that if you've actually read recent Wall Street Journal 726 00:40:23,377 --> 00:40:27,057 Speaker 1: reporting on this, you'd know involved sometimes a three hour 727 00:40:27,297 --> 00:40:31,057 Speaker 1: charge period. Gas station. You go in, you put gas 728 00:40:31,057 --> 00:40:32,657 Speaker 1: in the car, you're good to go. You drive, You 729 00:40:32,737 --> 00:40:35,897 Speaker 1: got a couple hundred miles of roadway you can take 730 00:40:35,897 --> 00:40:39,297 Speaker 1: down with that, right, But electric car can take a 731 00:40:39,297 --> 00:40:42,737 Speaker 1: few hours, hang out at that charging station for a 732 00:40:42,777 --> 00:40:45,297 Speaker 1: few hours every time you need to stop over the 733 00:40:45,297 --> 00:40:48,617 Speaker 1: course of a long road trip. So yeah, they repeat 734 00:40:49,497 --> 00:40:52,617 Speaker 1: is let they meet cake moment. Mariantoinn never really said that, 735 00:40:52,697 --> 00:40:54,577 Speaker 1: but it still is one of those quotes that's too 736 00:40:54,577 --> 00:40:56,577 Speaker 1: good even though it's fake, So people use it anyway. 737 00:40:58,737 --> 00:41:04,017 Speaker 1: Oh my god, I a pro abortion activist on TikTok 738 00:41:04,217 --> 00:41:09,897 Speaker 1: graphically details abortion is survival of the fittest. Look, at 739 00:41:10,137 --> 00:41:12,377 Speaker 1: this point, we don't need to talk about whether or 740 00:41:12,417 --> 00:41:15,857 Speaker 1: not an unwanted parasite in the womb of a female 741 00:41:15,937 --> 00:41:19,337 Speaker 1: is considered a baby or not, it's irrelevant. Let's talk 742 00:41:19,377 --> 00:41:22,977 Speaker 1: about Darwinism, you know, survival of the fittest. I'm not 743 00:41:22,977 --> 00:41:25,177 Speaker 1: going to be the one to disprove this theory, right, 744 00:41:25,217 --> 00:41:27,857 Speaker 1: So if I get knocked up and like I don't 745 00:41:27,857 --> 00:41:33,377 Speaker 1: want it, boom Darwinism, You're gone. I'm the strongest survival. 746 00:41:33,577 --> 00:41:38,617 Speaker 1: I don't take that. It's just called tough love, demonic 747 00:41:39,297 --> 00:41:45,257 Speaker 1: and stupid beyond words, evil being him stupid. David Hogg 748 00:41:45,737 --> 00:41:48,417 Speaker 1: interrupted the House Judiciyear hearing on guns because David Hogg 749 00:41:48,497 --> 00:41:51,377 Speaker 1: is all about attenion. For David Hogg watched The Sugar 750 00:41:51,457 --> 00:41:54,857 Speaker 1: in my high school, anti Semitic, anti block and racist 751 00:41:54,897 --> 00:41:58,057 Speaker 1: the sugar and as writing it as an invasion, guess 752 00:41:58,057 --> 00:42:01,937 Speaker 1: what those guns are coming from United States of America. 753 00:42:04,097 --> 00:42:08,297 Speaker 1: They are not coming from Mexico. You are read writing 754 00:42:08,337 --> 00:42:13,257 Speaker 1: the flights of a master, Sir, you are perpetuating violence. 755 00:42:13,737 --> 00:42:19,257 Speaker 1: You need to do ask shot these things. Now. We 756 00:42:19,297 --> 00:42:21,417 Speaker 1: probably shouldn't even shown you that moron, because that's what 757 00:42:21,457 --> 00:42:23,457 Speaker 1: he wants. But at least you know what a dumbass 758 00:42:23,457 --> 00:42:25,617 Speaker 1: he is. As different times, hold the line the no 759 00:42:25,737 --> 00:42:43,617 Speaker 1: Spinoos with Bill O'Reilly is next, He'll tigh