Speaker 1: In the lead up to this show.
Speaker 2: It's been long, so I'm just going to try and
Speaker 2: summarize it for you. The President announces a peace proposal
Speaker 2: for Gaza. It is a twenty one point peace plan
Speaker 2: for Gaza, and one thing that stands out from previous
Speaker 2: proposals for the first time, it outlines the key question
Speaker 2: of how the territory will be ruled after the war.
Speaker 2: There are provisions and this is the joint pressor that
Speaker 2: he had with the Prime Minister of Israel, bb Net
Speaker 2: and Yahoo. There are provisions that could either be rejected
Speaker 2: by that could be rejected by Hamas. Actually the President
Speaker 2: even said, really this is going to come down to
Speaker 2: all the other countries in the region have signed off
Speaker 2: on it. He talked about an expansion of the Abraham Accords.
Speaker 2: He talked about a plan for the future of Gaza
Speaker 2: and what that would look like, and we'll go into
Speaker 2: some of that in a second. And for Harmas, the
Speaker 2: plan means they must surrender. This is an organization and
Speaker 2: it's by the way it is. There's a part of
Speaker 2: me that is frustrated at all of this. In this
Speaker 2: sense is there has been this incredible rise in virulent
Speaker 2: anti Semitism in the halls of Congress, on college campuses worldwide,
Speaker 2: even though the President praised some European leaders, but you know,
Speaker 2: their desire to recognize Palestine, et cetera, et cetera, basically
Speaker 2: giving aid and comfort to the idea that you know
Speaker 2: of Hamas, who's charter calls for the destruction of Israel.
Speaker 2: And it's nearly been two years. It'll be on October seventh,
Speaker 2: it'll be two years since the equivalent based on Israel's
Speaker 2: small population side of the size of about ten million people,
Speaker 2: and which makes every thing that they're able to do
Speaker 2: militarily and economically that much more spectacular and amazing. But
Speaker 2: they have been fighting for their very survival. But it
Speaker 2: would have been the equivalent of forty thousand dead Americans
Speaker 2: in a single day. And you know, and then, and then,
Speaker 2: even among the punditry class out there, there's been a
Speaker 2: constant refrain of rising anti Semitism, as though somehow this
Speaker 2: all happened in a vacuum. The level of ignorance, even
Speaker 2: among people that claim to be on our side, I
Speaker 2: find breathtaking, And that is what would you expect America
Speaker 2: to do based on our population side?
Speaker 1: Size.
Speaker 2: If there was a sneak attack and it wiped out
Speaker 2: forty thousand Americans in a day. We know what happened
Speaker 2: on nine to eleven oh one. We lost twenty nine
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy seven people in a single day. And
Speaker 2: look at how America reacted, you know. And my question
Speaker 2: to all of these people, what part of murder and
Speaker 2: rape and torture and kidnapping and beheadings do you not understand?
Speaker 2: Many of them, I don't think have gone through the
Speaker 2: due diligence that I've gone through and use them or
Speaker 2: maybe they if they had desired to. The IDEF would
Speaker 2: show people in the media the videos that were taken
Speaker 2: by hamas killers themselves as they were bragging, you know,
Speaker 2: as they were murdering innocent people and raping young women
Speaker 2: in front of their own children, and then kidnapping them
Speaker 2: in front of their own children, or killing the children
Speaker 2: themselves in front of their own parents, or phone conversations
Speaker 2: that ended up being intercepted, Oh I killed ten Israelis,
Speaker 2: I'm you know, Oh this is great news. It's pretty sick.
Speaker 2: Over the years we've gone over the indoctrination of children
Speaker 2: in Gaza and what has happened. They'll see cartoon uns
Speaker 2: you know, from the time that they're able to watch cartoons.
Speaker 2: When they go to school, you know, you get math
Speaker 2: problems like, okay, if you kill seven Jews, how many
Speaker 2: Jews are left to kill? That kind of insane indoctrination,
Speaker 2: which really, to me, always explained why a lot of
Speaker 2: the neighboring countries did not want to absorb the Palestinian
Speaker 2: population because they felt that they had been radicalized for
Speaker 2: a number of years. But for this deal to work,
Speaker 2: a moss would need to They will have seventy two
Speaker 2: hours and that's it. And if you doubt President Trump's deadlines,
Speaker 2: well they do so to their own peril. They'll have
Speaker 2: seventy two hours to return every single hostage and that
Speaker 2: means dead or alive that they have. We expect that
Speaker 2: there might be as many as twenty that are alive,
Speaker 2: many others that we know are dead, and the families
Speaker 2: of those victims they want their relatives' bodies back. The
Speaker 2: militant group would no longer govern Gaza. They would have
Speaker 2: to make that concession. They would have to disarm. Up
Speaker 2: to this point they have rejected that. For Israel it
Speaker 2: would mean not having direct security control over the Gaza strip,
Speaker 2: which Prime Minister nets And Yahoo has said Israel would
Speaker 2: like to maintain. But more importantly, the plan provides for
Speaker 2: the West Bank based Palestinian Authority to eventually govern Gaza,
Speaker 2: you know, providing the West Bank, you know, which net
Speaker 2: and Yahou and his hardline allies had up to this
Speaker 2: point resoundly rejected. And all of the other countries in
Speaker 2: the region they want this peace and they're willing to
Speaker 2: contribute pretty extensively as they outline these these plans. The
Speaker 2: question is, and the President was very clear in making
Speaker 2: his statement, that Amas either returns the hostages and agrees
Speaker 2: to the deal, or Prime Minister Nittanya, who gets the
Speaker 2: green light to wipe them out. That's pretty much it.
Speaker 2: That choice then, is going to remain with a moss
Speaker 2: did terrorist leadership, the people that claim that they care
Speaker 2: about people, these are the same people for years. And
Speaker 2: this is where part of the ignorance, I think comes
Speaker 2: in among some people, because there's such a lack of understanding.
Speaker 2: Unless you've been to Israel and taken the time, unless
Speaker 2: you've been in the terror tunnel network, I've been there.
Speaker 2: Unless you've been to border towns which I've been to,
Speaker 2: unless you've been there. When the Iron Dome is shooting
Speaker 2: missiles out of the sky, I've seen it, unless you
Speaker 2: have been to the underground playgrounds. Because it only takes
Speaker 2: about twelve thirteen seconds for a rocket fired, and say
Speaker 2: Gaza into a border city in Israel, well that kids
Speaker 2: can no longer play outside, they have to play an
Speaker 2: underground bunker playgrounds and seeing what life and reality has
Speaker 2: been like. Unless you factor in the hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of rockets even long before, what has happened, unless you
Speaker 2: factor in that Israel is surrounded by enemies. You got
Speaker 2: a masque to the south in Gaza, you got Hazbala
Speaker 2: Islamic Jihad to the north in Lebanon. Then you add
Speaker 2: the Huti Rebels, then you add the number one state
Speaker 2: sponsor of terror, Iran, and what they have been fighting
Speaker 2: for and battling against is radical Islamic terrorism. So anyway,
Speaker 2: the plan calls for all hostilities to immediately end within
Speaker 2: forty eight hours. Hamas would release all the hostages, actually
Speaker 2: within seventy.
Speaker 1: Two hours that are alive.
Speaker 2: The militants we believe hold forty eight of them and
Speaker 2: twenty of them we believe are still alive, at least
Speaker 2: it's believed by Israel to still be alive. In return,
Speaker 2: Israel would free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, including some serving
Speaker 2: life sentences, as well as the bodies of other Palestinians
Speaker 2: held by Israel. Israel would carry out a phase troop
Speaker 2: withdrawal from the Gaza strip. That part of it kind
Speaker 2: of remains vague, but Gaza would be deradicalized, the terror
Speaker 2: free zone that does not pose a threat to its
Speaker 2: neighbors any longer. Israel cannot as we saw this in
Speaker 2: the conflict with Iran, after the Israelis, you know, took
Speaker 2: out their air defense systems and went right up against
Speaker 2: Iran directly prior to US involvement, taken out to nuclear sites.
Speaker 2: But you know, you could see that the ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: that Iran has been firing, that they fired directly into Israel.
Speaker 2: You're going from two thousand pound bombs to four thousand
Speaker 2: pound bombs. And for those those people that have said, oh, Israel,
Speaker 2: they need to stop, well, what would you want America
Speaker 2: to do? Stop before you actually defeat the enemy so
Speaker 2: they can regroup and then come at you again, Because
Speaker 2: that is the inevitable outcome if you don't finish the
Speaker 2: job unless you have a serious peace plan that will
Speaker 2: be enforced now. Part of it will include a redevelopment
Speaker 2: for the benefit of the people of Gaza. People, by
Speaker 2: the way, innocent people that have suffered. They too have
Speaker 2: suffered because of the leadership of Hamas, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: the pales the name people elected into office. If both
Speaker 2: sides agreed to the proposal, the war would end immediately
Speaker 2: and Israel will withdraw too agreed upon lines to prepare
Speaker 2: for a hostage released. Within seventy two hours of Israel
Speaker 2: publicly accepting the agreement, all hostages alive and deceased would
Speaker 2: be returned. Once the hostages are released, Israel were released
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty life sentences of prison steners and
Speaker 2: seventeen hundred Gazans who were detained after October seventh, including
Speaker 2: women and children detained in that context. Once all the
Speaker 2: hostages are returned, Hamas members who commit to peaceful coexistence
Speaker 2: and to decommission their weapons will be given amnesty. Members
Speaker 2: of Hamas who wish to leave Gaza will be provided
Speaker 2: safe passage to receiving countries. Upon acceptance of the agreement,
Speaker 2: full aid will be immediately sent to the Gaza strip.
Speaker 2: At a minimum, aid quantities will be consistent with what
Speaker 2: was included in the January nineteenth, twenty twenty five Agreement
Speaker 2: regarding Humanitarian aid, including rehabilitation of infrastructure, entry of distribution,
Speaker 2: and aiding Gaza will proceed without interference from the two parties,
Speaker 2: through the UN and their agencies and the Red Crescent,
Speaker 2: in addition to other international institutions. Gaza will be governed
Speaker 2: under the temporary transitional governance of a technocratic a political
Speaker 2: Palestinian committee responsible for delivering day to day running of
Speaker 2: public services and municipalities. And it just goes on and
Speaker 2: on and on. They'll have a Board of Peace which
Speaker 2: is chaired by President Trump with other members and heads
Speaker 2: a state to be announced, including former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Speaker 2: The body will be set will set the framework to
Speaker 2: handle the funding for redevelopment, in other words, so that
Speaker 2: the terrorists can't steal the money. The US will work
Speaker 2: with Arab and international partners to develop an international stabilization
Speaker 2: forced to immediately deploy in Gaza. It will train and
Speaker 2: provide support to vetted Palestinian police forces, and will consult
Speaker 2: with Jordan and Egypt, who have extensive experience in this field.
Speaker 2: The force will be long term internal security solutions for everybody.
Speaker 2: Israel will not occupy or Gaza in the event that
Speaker 2: Hamas delays or rejects, this proposal, including the scaled up
Speaker 2: AID operation, will proceed in the terror free areas handed
Speaker 2: over from the IDF to the ISSF. Interfaith dialogue process
Speaker 2: will be established based on values and tolerance and coexistence
Speaker 2: while Gaza redevelopment advances. Now, if Gaza rejects this, then
Speaker 2: the consequences will be They're going to get wiped out.
Speaker 2: The consequences will be the fifty first day after the
Speaker 2: fifty day deadline that Donald Trump gave Iran. Now it
Speaker 2: is is there any guarantee that this is going to
Speaker 2: be successful? No, there's not, absolutely not. Do I applaud
Speaker 2: the president. Do I applaud some of these other countries.
Speaker 2: Do I applaud the countries that are supporting the idea
Speaker 2: that we're going to have peace in the region. I
Speaker 2: do do. I wish them godspeed and success. I do
Speaker 2: do I think this is in the best interest of
Speaker 2: the people in Gaza.
Speaker 1: I do do.
Speaker 2: I think it's in the best interests of Israel ultimately,
Speaker 2: but it has to be demilitarized. I do Do I
Speaker 2: think it's possible?
Speaker 1: Yes? Do I think the chance for sabotage is great?
Speaker 1: I do? You know?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, the level of radicalization has been you know, just
Speaker 2: to be realistic, it has been too high. And to
Speaker 2: those that always want to blame Israel, push Israel, you know,
Speaker 2: to move faster and to do that, I mean, I
Speaker 2: listened to it. I'm frankly the level of ignorance. It's
Speaker 2: almost like people need to get a comprehensive reminder in
Speaker 2: what radical Islami's goal is convert or die. To think
Speaker 2: of what happened on October the seventh. To see the
Speaker 2: money for aid that was sent to the people of
Speaker 2: Gaza that was spent instead of building hospitals and schools
Speaker 2: and infrastructure, that was spent on bombs and terror tunnels
Speaker 2: and ways to kill the Jewish people and to terrorize them.
Speaker 2: And the rockets that they keep buying and spending and
Speaker 2: shooting into Israel, and that the life that the Israelis
Speaker 2: have lived, and how that if it continues with the
Speaker 2: military weaponry becoming more sophisticated, they won't have a country
Speaker 2: if it continues anyway, We'll see what happens, all right,
Speaker 2: So we're now headed into the predictable. I am going
Speaker 2: to be one of the few. Linda, correct me if
Speaker 2: I'm wrong. Have I not always said a government shutdown
Speaker 2: does not scare me?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: You have always said that, always said that doesn't scare me.
Speaker 2: Scares a lot of people, a lot of hyperbole. Now
Speaker 2: I'm going to be the first to say that if
Speaker 2: usually the party in power is the one that has
Speaker 2: the leverage over the party that's out of power that
Speaker 2: is trying to make demands, but they don't have the
Speaker 2: power the numbers to influence any significant change. And for example,
Speaker 2: there have been multiple government shutdowns over the years. You know,
Speaker 2: I guess the longest one was over Obamacare and what
Speaker 2: was that, you know, twenty thirteen, twenty fifteen, I forget
Speaker 2: the exact year. And Democrats now are just basically trying
Speaker 2: to hold the budget hostage. And if they do with
Speaker 2: their insane demands that they're now currently asking. For example,
Speaker 2: Democrats and Donald Trump said he'd meet with Chucky Schumer
Speaker 2: and Hakeem Jeffries over this issue. It canceled the meeting
Speaker 2: last week because their demands are so insane. Democrats they
Speaker 2: want for a four day, you know, four week extension
Speaker 2: R four weeks. They want one point five trillion dollars
Speaker 2: in demand for a four week extension. They want to
Speaker 2: repeal of fifty billion dollars to help out rural areas
Speaker 2: in the country in their healthcare funding. They want to
Speaker 2: restore taxpayer funded health benefits for illegals. They didn't like
Speaker 2: the idea that the Trump administration is saying able bodied,
Speaker 2: non working adults on taxpayer funded health programs. They have
Speaker 2: to do something either.
Speaker 4: Sean, I have to interrupt you for one minute, and
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but we have some audio of Chucky Schumer
Speaker 4: from nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 1: I think you might like to hear this. All right,
Speaker 1: let's play an anti fraud amendment.
Speaker 5: All over where we go, people say, well, why can't
Speaker 5: you stop illegal immigrants or others from coming here? And
Speaker 5: the number one answer we give our constituencies when they
Speaker 5: come here they can get jobs, get benefits against the.
Speaker 1: Law because of fraud.
Speaker 5: And here the gentleman from Florida has put together the
Speaker 5: most effective anti fraud measure we can find without it
Speaker 5: changing the app actions of the government one bit, and
Speaker 5: we find all this opposition, Ladies and gentlemen of this chamber.
Speaker 5: What I worry about is that this bill, which started
Speaker 5: out with good intentions, whether you agree with it or
Speaker 5: disagree with it, is going to end up being the
Speaker 5: same kind of thing that the public gets angry with
Speaker 5: us on. We say we're doing something and we do
Speaker 5: nothing because every time someone makes a rational and small
Speaker 5: proposal to get something done, people say, well, what about
Speaker 5: this hypothetical, that hypothetical, etc. I urge support of this amendment.
Speaker 5: If you believe you want to stop fraud in immigration,
Speaker 5: you have no choice but to support this amendment.
Speaker 1: We got a cut of Hillary Clinton saying the same thing.
Speaker 1: Now it's probably illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: We agree with you that we do not think the
Speaker 4: comprehensive health care benefits should be extended to those who
Speaker 4: are under documented workers and illegal aliens. We do not
Speaker 4: want to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration into
Speaker 4: this country. We know now that too many people come
Speaker 4: in for medical care as it is. We certainly don't
Speaker 4: want them having the same benefits that American citizens are
Speaker 4: entitled to have.
Speaker 2: This is how radicalized, how the Democratic Party has changed
Speaker 2: and shifted over the years. They sound like Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Now Chucky Schumer is standing with the radicals in his
Speaker 2: party and they are now going to hold the budget
Speaker 2: crisis of the budget hostage. Over one point five trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in demands, including restoring taxpayer funded health benefits were
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: Apparently.
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, the part time governor of I don't even
Speaker 2: know if you can call him part time. He's like
Speaker 2: occasional governor of the socialist utopia of California. You know,
Speaker 2: whose state didn't have water in it's fire hydrants or reservoirs,
Speaker 2: the state that has the highest state income tax, the
Speaker 2: highest sales tax, the highest gas taxes. And he responds
Speaker 2: to all of my criticisms, doesn't answer a single question,
Speaker 2: and then says, you know, we've got the fourth largest
Speaker 2: economy in the entire world. Well, it's the biggest state
Speaker 2: in the country, number one. I would imagine they have
Speaker 2: a very big economy. I'll give you an example by comparison.
Speaker 2: Mice free state of Florida has a much higher population
Speaker 2: than the state of New York and half the budget
Speaker 2: and no state income taxes at all, and has very
Speaker 2: low gas taxes. And sales taxes, just saying, so this
Speaker 2: is what the Democrats now are going to do. They're
Speaker 2: going this is what they are demanding, a trillion five
Speaker 2: to keep the government open for a mere four weeks.
Speaker 2: They don't want the rural health care investment. See when
Speaker 2: Joe Biden was was president during COVID, he basically opened
Speaker 2: up what was universal healthcare and gave benefits for everybody.
Speaker 2: And they didn't like the fact that, Okay, well COVID's
Speaker 2: over and those considerations that we can't afford need to
Speaker 2: be taken back. And Republicans did that the one big
Speaker 2: beautiful bill. Republicans are saying, you know, we need bipartisan support,
Speaker 2: We need to clean CR and allow time for bipartisan
Speaker 2: appropriation process. Democrats don't want that now. Democrats, by doing
Speaker 2: this adds up September thirtieth, which is only a couple
Speaker 2: of days from now, is not very far away. That
Speaker 2: would be today's the twenty ninth, tomorrow's the thirtieth. As
Speaker 2: of tomorrow, government funding deadline is looming, and the Trump
Speaker 2: administration is warning that millions of Americans could lose flood
Speaker 2: insurance coverage if Democrats refuse to back the House pass
Speaker 2: spending bill. Now, if you want to know what hypocrisy
Speaker 2: sounds like on the left, let me play a montage.
Speaker 2: The last time the issue of a government shutdown was
Speaker 2: a possibility, Democrats were fighting for a clean cr the
Speaker 2: position now Republicans find themselves in. This is what they
Speaker 2: were saying.
Speaker 1: We believe in governance. We want to keep governments open.
Speaker 4: A shutdown is very serious.
Speaker 3: There are real consequences when the government shuts down. It
Speaker 3: harms our national security, it harms our economy, and it
Speaker 3: harms service members, veterans, retirees, and vulnerable communities.
Speaker 4: We all know a shutdown is unnecessary and completely avoidable.
Speaker 4: The tragedy here is all the civilian employees. It is
Speaker 4: the American people who are going to suffer.
Speaker 1: Border patrol agents will not be paid. TSA agents will
Speaker 1: not be paid.
Speaker 5: Small businesses will be hurting.
Speaker 4: Not only is it irresponsible and purposely misleading, it is
Speaker 4: dangerous precedent to be threatening a shutdown. I'm worried about
Speaker 4: our air controllers, those in the military. We have over
Speaker 4: almost forty thousand in the military, as well as personnel
Speaker 4: who work in the military, and they won't have checks.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is real the real people's lives at stake.
Speaker 4: It is not normal to hold eight hundred thousand workers
Speaker 4: paychecks hostage.
Speaker 3: It is not normal to shut down the government when
Speaker 3: we don't get what we want.
Speaker 2: Our troops deserve better, our children deserve better, and the
Speaker 2: American people deserve better.
Speaker 5: These chaos agents, they don't have a plan be They
Speaker 5: just want to see everything burning.
Speaker 2: Shutdown is really is an extremist policy designed to appeal
Speaker 2: to an extremist base and hold the whole country hospital.
Speaker 1: So keep this shutdown. You know who's going to feel
Speaker 1: the pay You know who it hurts you?
Speaker 2: Oh that was that? Now they just want to shut
Speaker 2: it down. Let me tell you the bigger part of
Speaker 2: this is it all has to do with the failure
Speaker 2: of Obamacare and the desire for government run healthcare. Because
Speaker 2: what Joe Biden and the Democrats did during COVID is
Speaker 2: with Obamacare. Now, remember we were promised you wouldn't lose
Speaker 2: your doctor, you wouldn't lose your plan. The average family
Speaker 2: would save on average twenty five hundred dollars per family
Speaker 2: per year. Now there's over forty percent of the country
Speaker 2: that only has one Obamacare exchange option. Number one number
Speaker 2: two millions of Americans lost their doctors, millions lost their plans,
Speaker 2: and on average, we're paying close to three hundred percent.
Speaker 1: More on average.
Speaker 2: And the you know, during COVID, what Joe Biden did
Speaker 2: is take Obamacare and then created subsidies to offset basically
Speaker 2: universal healthcare, you know, in the guise of what happened
Speaker 2: during COVID to subsiized people whose incomes fall between one
Speaker 2: hundred and four hundred percent of the federal poverty level
Speaker 2: and cost sharing benefits. Now they also included, you know,
Speaker 2: giving illegal immigrants these benefits as well. Not a single
Speaker 2: Republican voted for the original COVID nineteen subsidies because Biden
Speaker 2: and his American Rescue Plan Act temporarily lifted four hundred
Speaker 2: percent income sealing for premium subsidies, in other words, taking
Speaker 2: on the healthcare costs of the entire country, which we
Speaker 2: could never ever do. And this is where Republicans have
Speaker 2: an opportunity to say no. The White House Office of
Speaker 2: Management and Budget released a memo telling federal agencies that
Speaker 2: if the government is going to shut down, they might
Speaker 2: as well make the most of it. And when the
Speaker 2: spending runs out, most government agencies you know, stop at
Speaker 2: a hal tier. And while a shutdown will interrupt some
Speaker 2: key government services, you know, essential services will not shut down.
Speaker 1: The military. We'll keep being the military.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And you know the problem is for a lot of
Speaker 2: people where it becomes hard is a lot of people
Speaker 2: won't get a check. In the interim Obama shut down,
Speaker 2: he made a big show of closing down national parks
Speaker 2: during the twenty thirteen government shutdown that went on for
Speaker 2: a few weeks. So when the Office of Management and
Speaker 2: Budget directs agencies to consider a reduction in force notices
Speaker 2: for all employees and programs and activities that are not
Speaker 2: consistent with the president's priorities, it stands to reason this
Speaker 2: shutdown will bring about dose two point zero. There's a
Speaker 2: good article about that I read earlier today. So that
Speaker 2: that's that's what's at stake here, and this is this
Speaker 2: is the lines that have been drawn. They're not there's
Speaker 2: not going to be any progress at this meeting today.
Speaker 2: Democrats refuse to back this bill that would reauthorize National
Speaker 2: Flood Insurance Company. That means that insurance will lapse. Every
Speaker 2: single Democrat that you're going to hear, you know, into
Speaker 2: of this has previously come out against it. And actually
Speaker 2: the sixteen days shutdown was over obamacairon twenty thirteen, it
Speaker 2: wasn't twenty days. And you know, over a couple of
Speaker 2: partial significant shutdowns in late ninety five stretching to ninety
Speaker 2: six overcuts to healthcare, environmental spending. You know, Fetterman has
Speaker 2: been warning Democrats about shutting down the government. With two
Speaker 2: hurricanes threatening the east coast of this country this week,
Speaker 2: not a good time anyway, So we'll watch the hypocrisy
Speaker 2: on all of this.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: Senator Fetterman has said, you know, warn of these fellows, Democrats,
Speaker 2: stop with the term nazi and fascist and racist. You
Speaker 2: got to stop. He's also warning Democratic colleagues not to
Speaker 2: let the government shut down. They're the ones that are
Speaker 2: shutting this down. President Trump earlier today threatened to withhold
Speaker 2: federal funds from New York City if Marxist Mamdani wins
Speaker 2: the city's upcoming mayoral election. He said, Mamdani's not going
Speaker 2: to be getting any federal money if he wins. You know,
Speaker 2: he's already said he's gonna I'm gonna fight the Trump administration. Well, okay,
Speaker 2: they'll have control over the spending. Good luck the left
Speaker 2: is melting down. We'll get into more detail throughout the
Speaker 2: course of the program, because we now have troops patrolling
Speaker 2: downtown Chicago. It's a mystery to me that I'll never
Speaker 2: I'll go to my grave not having an answer to
Speaker 2: you know, look at, for example, what the president has
Speaker 2: been able to do to make Washington, d c. Safe
Speaker 2: and secure and restore law and order. And Muriel Bowser,
Speaker 2: Democratic governor, I'm sorry, Democratic mayor, has been very supportive.
Speaker 2: He's glad fewer people are dying. How did our nation's
Speaker 2: capital become the number one homicide capital in the entire
Speaker 2: world and we're talking about some very bad areas in
Speaker 2: the world. Anyway, Now, federal troops, after everything that's been happening,
Speaker 2: or in full tactical gear, are in Chicago and in Portland.
Speaker 2: We'll play you some of the conflicts that are going
Speaker 2: on around the country. I noticed that Rapper Ice Cubes
Speaker 2: tour bus was set on fire in Portland because the
Speaker 2: anti ice protests that are raging. Their initial reports alleged
Speaker 2: the attack was instigated by protesters who identified the vehicle
Speaker 2: due to its prominent ice letters, you know, ice Cube
Speaker 2: as belonging to us immigration and Customs Enforcement. Newsweek reached
Speaker 2: out to a Portland Fire and Rescue spokesman and Ice
Speaker 2: Cubes representative. According to the Oregonian, the charter bus linked
Speaker 2: to Ice Cube apparently was set on fire in downtown Portland.
Speaker 2: And there's been confrontation and conflicts in both Chicago and
Speaker 2: in Portland. But for all the years we've scrolled the
Speaker 2: names of people every weekend shot shot and killed in Chicago,
Speaker 2: I don't under stand the mindset that doesn't want to
Speaker 2: keep their own citizens safe and secure to restore law
Speaker 2: and order. I've never understood defund dismantled, no bail laws,
Speaker 2: reimagine the police and put in the social workers. What
Speaker 2: makes people think that's going to work? And besides it
Speaker 2: being done politically, then you know ninety ten, eighty twenty
Speaker 2: issue