Speaker 1: What is the norm throughout history is the barbarians just
Speaker 1: think of it like you have windows on your civilization
Speaker 1: and they're staring at them. They're looking in and they
Speaker 1: want him.
Speaker 2: What they've done is it really is a cloak for
Speaker 2: non enforcement by telling the American people that our focus
Speaker 2: is criminals. That literally is an Obama widens.
Speaker 3: It's the only thing they knew how to do.
Speaker 4: Instead of confronting the disaster they help to create, they
Speaker 4: attack Kennedy.
Speaker 5: Your holes, your elected politicians accountable if they're getting into bed,
Speaker 5: you know, with these with these hyperscalars for agreements that
Speaker 5: have not been made public.
Speaker 1: You know something something I love about history. Everybody knows
Speaker 1: the saying history repeats itself, and to some extent that
Speaker 1: is true. But there are most definitely things that you
Speaker 1: can see over and over and over again throughout history
Speaker 1: at different periods of time, different locations, obviously wildly different cultures,
Speaker 1: different people involved, but kind of the same thing has
Speaker 1: taken place over and over and over and over and
Speaker 1: over again. One of the things that I've noticed in
Speaker 1: all the lame nerdy history books that I have read
Speaker 1: and the stuff I've watched over time is this when
Speaker 1: you have a civilization, a modern civilization, you know, modern,
Speaker 1: more advanced, better, better education, better equipment, better, just just
Speaker 1: a more modern civilization.
Speaker 6: You understand what I mean.
Speaker 1: There are always always barbarian cultures that kind of hover
Speaker 1: around the outside of that civilization. And you know, I
Speaker 1: realize it's happened before that people have wanted too, and
Speaker 1: in fact, have left civilization to go be part of
Speaker 1: the barbarians. You know, you saw this in the Old West.
Speaker 1: It would happen very rarely, but it would happen. Someone
Speaker 1: would leave society and go join the Indians or something
Speaker 1: like that. It's happened, but that's extremely rare. What is
Speaker 1: the norm throughout history is the barbarians. Just think of
Speaker 1: it like you have windows on your civilization and they're
Speaker 1: staring at them. They're looking in, and they want in.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be barbarians. They don't want to
Speaker 1: wipe their butt with leaves, they don't want to live
Speaker 1: shorter lives. They want better medical care. They want in,
Speaker 1: they want into that civilization. Now, to be clear, it's
Speaker 1: not that they want to come in and help that civilization.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no. They want to come in
Speaker 1: and do what they've been raised to do. Most of
Speaker 1: the time, they want to come in and pillage the civilization.
Speaker 6: That is the desire.
Speaker 1: And again I want to stress this is not unique
Speaker 1: to anything. It's not unique to the modern era. You
Speaker 1: could go back a thousand years ago, same thing, two
Speaker 1: thousand years go same thing, four thousand years ago, same thing.
Speaker 1: This is what happens modern civilization surrounded by barbarians.
Speaker 6: The barbarians want in to pillage.
Speaker 1: Now here's what happens as that civilization.
Speaker 6: You can pick yours. We'll use Rome for an example.
Speaker 6: As that civilization room, as.
Speaker 1: It gets older and older and older, just the way
Speaker 1: it goes, it will become more corrupt. People get comfortable.
Speaker 1: There's a variety of reasons for this. The leaders of
Speaker 1: that society will become more corrupt. As they become more
Speaker 1: corrupt and selfish, you know, they lose that patriotism. They
Speaker 1: will start to realize something. There are patriotic people in
Speaker 1: the society, and they make life harder for a corrupt official.
Speaker 1: If you're a politician and you just want to accept
Speaker 1: bribes and sit on your plantation eating olives.
Speaker 6: Is Roman's citizens such a burden? But you know what.
Speaker 1: I'm looking out at the window, and there's a lot
Speaker 1: of barbarians staring in, and I bet they'll be pretty
Speaker 1: okay with whatever I'm doing. I'm going to toss them
Speaker 1: some bread, give them a little this, give them a little.
Speaker 1: That is a barbarian who doesn't even care about this civilization.
Speaker 1: Is he going to stress the fact that I'm stealing
Speaker 1: from the treasury every day? The barbarian doesn't care. This
Speaker 1: annoying Roman citizen cares. The barbarian doesn't care at all.
Speaker 1: That's what's happening in the world today as we speak.
Speaker 1: If you've looked around, have you seen, by the way,
Speaker 1: what's happening in Spain. I've never been to Spain. Clearly
Speaker 1: I won't ever go. Now Spain is gone. In case
Speaker 1: you're wondering what you're looking at there, Africans by the
Speaker 1: thousand are flooding into Spain a lah a bar shouting
Speaker 1: everything you can am of course, looting, pillaging, raping, doing
Speaker 1: all the things they're doing. Okay, what prompted all this, Well,
Speaker 1: Spain elected a communist. The communists pretty much immediately announced
Speaker 1: that he was going to import I think it was
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand, maybe a million people from Africa. He
Speaker 1: just let out announced it, and he made the announcement. Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 1: They loaded onto the boats. And now Spain is gone.
Speaker 1: And people look at something so sick and evil, and
Speaker 1: they ask, how could he do such a thing to Spain,
Speaker 1: that's his own country. He doesn't care about Spain, cares
Speaker 1: about power. He cares about himself. And all the barbarians
Speaker 1: who just went flooding into Spain, they will keep him
Speaker 1: in power. They understand who's responsible for giving them all
Speaker 1: the things they have. Now, as they rape and loot
Speaker 1: and murder and put Spain to the torch and do
Speaker 1: what the things barbarians do, they will reward the communists
Speaker 1: for opening up the borders. Now, the problem is this
Speaker 1: is not unique to Spain. This is happening in Britain.
Speaker 1: It's happening in Germany, It's happening in France. It is
Speaker 1: happening across all the modern civilizations in our society, I
Speaker 1: should say most modern civilizations in our society. The same
Speaker 1: thing is happening. You remember, you remember when Joe Biden
Speaker 1: got installed, right.
Speaker 6: Of course you do. Remember.
Speaker 1: Don't think that that video would just showed you from
Speaker 1: Spain is somehow unique.
Speaker 6: If you had a.
Speaker 1: Video of all of the border for four years under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, you would see the exact same thing, the
Speaker 1: exact same thing, and again, the hostile foreign barbarians. They
Speaker 1: understand exactly who to thank for their new found pillage options.
Speaker 2: I love you, Joe Biden than com forever.
Speaker 6: It'thing, Joeiden. I'm a good person. I want to be
Speaker 6: a good person hit and the United State.
Speaker 1: I love you, Joe Biden. Who do you think he's
Speaker 1: voting for? We all know he's voting, Probably got an
Speaker 1: ID from China. We don't know he's voting. Who do
Speaker 1: you think he's voting for? When he gets here and
Speaker 1: he has eighty seven kids, who do you think they're
Speaker 1: going to vote for? And it's been like this in
Speaker 1: the United States of America for decades. It's all being
Speaker 1: done for the same reason. By the way, it's all
Speaker 1: about money and power. What are the results of unending
Speaker 1: immigration legal and otherwise?
Speaker 6: Well, here it is.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 6: We let him in?
Speaker 1: They were staring in that window, and the evil people
Speaker 1: who run this country let them in. And now that
Speaker 1: they're here again, these are barbarians, They're uncivilized animals, don't
Speaker 1: think for a second that they're grateful. Don't think for
Speaker 1: a second that they're sitting down on your couch eating
Speaker 1: your craft Mac and saying, hey, Bob, really appreciate the
Speaker 1: hospitality and thanks for the child.
Speaker 6: I was hungry.
Speaker 1: That's not how barbarians operate when you let them in.
Speaker 1: I mean they're saying this stuff.
Speaker 7: And Asian, you know, door walk hard, you're always on
Speaker 7: time at dr Walk.
Speaker 6: They're don't taking no days off.
Speaker 2: You know, know this out They're always deal and we are, yeah,
Speaker 2: we are.
Speaker 3: We built America. So I don't know what's going.
Speaker 8: On Minnesota, I mean not Minnesota. And Somali's brought more
Speaker 8: than just more than just built the They didn't just
Speaker 8: build the economy, but we contribute to the soul of
Speaker 8: this great state. And I want to remind you that
Speaker 8: no human is illegal.
Speaker 1: Ever.
Speaker 8: You are not illegal, our neighbors are not illegal. And yeah,
Speaker 8: thank you.
Speaker 7: The majority of Americans across the country, regardless of political party,
Speaker 7: know that immigrants from all over the world, Somalia, India,
Speaker 7: wherever they're from, Latin America, Africa, that immigrants have built
Speaker 7: this country and make this country what it is.
Speaker 1: To Immigrants have built this country, but not grateful. They're
Speaker 1: here to conquer. They are conquering. And you know, the DSA,
Speaker 1: the Democrats Socialists of America, they're getting all kinds of
Speaker 1: pub because they're taking out Democrat after Democrat and primaries.
Speaker 1: Now you almost have to give them credit. They're pretty
Speaker 1: honest about their thoughts on the matter.
Speaker 9: I think it's particularly important not just for our community
Speaker 9: and Tike Ride, but communities of the Global South period. Right,
Speaker 9: there's a certain reckoning that we are going to have
Speaker 9: to have with the global world order as it exists
Speaker 9: today and the way that it fundamentally will have to
Speaker 9: shift going forward. Right, The responsibility that we have as Americans,
Speaker 9: the recognition that is going to be required of us
Speaker 9: of the exploitative and extractive nature that we play on
Speaker 9: the global scale and the global stage, is only going
Speaker 9: to be challenged if we are getting represented by people
Speaker 9: who understand that on a fundamental level, right, And that
Speaker 9: means getting more immigrants into office. That means getting more
Speaker 9: people who have heritage in the Global South into office,
Speaker 9: because that's where those decisions are made.
Speaker 1: Specifically, they see themselves as conquerors. And on the flip
Speaker 1: side of this, because we have midterms coming and the
Speaker 1: poll numbers look ugly. I don't want to go back
Speaker 1: and let these people be in charge. I don't Trump's
Speaker 1: out there making great strides doing stuff like this.
Speaker 10: Thank you all for being here as we take action
Speaker 10: to get illegal alien truck drivers off the American roadways.
Speaker 10: We're doing a very strong movement, and we have had
Speaker 10: such support for this and replace them with proud American veterans,
Speaker 10: and it's about time.
Speaker 6: I mean, we need a lot more of that. Oh
Speaker 6: and by the way, we need a lot less of this.
Speaker 11: Yes, we're indy the temporary protective status because it's temporary,
Speaker 11: but that doesn't mean that while you're here under a
Speaker 11: temporary protected status, you can't try to change your status.
Speaker 6: You can't.
Speaker 11: It doesn't mean you can't enroll to try to become
Speaker 11: an LPR. That doesn't mean you can't go for a
Speaker 11: family visa. Doesn't mean you have to just stay on
Speaker 11: TPS status. But you have to make an effort to change.
Speaker 11: And I can't help you if you can't help yourself.
Speaker 11: Do you really need immigration reform? Yes, you do, But
Speaker 11: can we work with a system we have, Yes, we
Speaker 11: have naturalization ceremonies every single day in the United States
Speaker 11: that we're in. That is, you know, federal garments open.
Speaker 11: We have hundreds of thousands of people in fact over
Speaker 11: we're real close to nine hundred thousand individuals that have
Speaker 11: been naturalized in the last twelve months. There's a legal
Speaker 11: system to go through. If we're looking to grow our economy,
Speaker 11: then we need to look at making more permanent solutions
Speaker 11: on this and getting the getting the work, not the work,
Speaker 11: but the employers involved in the system that is America.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 11: We want to take care of Americans first. It's our economy,
Speaker 11: it's our homeland. But there's a way to utilize labor.
Speaker 11: We're we're we're not having to participation rate we need to,
Speaker 11: and we can plug those holes.
Speaker 1: Does that sound like a guy who knows his job
Speaker 1: is to keep the barbarians looking through the windows and
Speaker 1: out of the living room.
Speaker 6: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: All that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right.
Speaker 1: Mark Morgan knows a little bit about mass deep wortations.
Speaker 6: We'll talk to him in a moment.
Speaker 1: Before we talk to him, let me remind you that
Speaker 1: America's large corporations, they are sadly all in on letting
Speaker 1: all the barbarians in taking American jobs handing them to foreigners.
Speaker 6: It's all throughout corporate America. I am so passionate about my.
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Speaker 6: Same network.
Speaker 1: And when you get a hold of somebody a pure Talk,
Speaker 1: you'll talk to an America. It's pleasant and speaks English.
Speaker 1: We have to seek these companies out now and give
Speaker 1: them our business. We have to be proactive with this stuff.
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Speaker 12: We'll be back immigrants who are set to loose their
Speaker 12: legal status here.
Speaker 6: What is your initial reaction to that.
Speaker 13: Though, well, it's a mistake. It's not good for the
Speaker 13: United States, and it's not good for the state of Ohio.
Speaker 13: These are people who have helped Springfield really come back.
Speaker 13: Springfield has been making a real comeback. The Haitians who
Speaker 13: are living there and employed there, they came there to work,
Speaker 13: and they came there because there were jobs that were
Speaker 13: not being filled by other people.
Speaker 6: Why do you feel so strongly about this?
Speaker 13: I think history tells us that this country was built
Speaker 13: with immigrants. My family came here in the eighteen forties
Speaker 13: escaping the famine in Ireland. I think that the President
Speaker 13: has the opportunity to turn this and to say, look,
Speaker 13: it's now time we've got a border sealed. It's now
Speaker 13: time to have a discussion with the Congress and the
Speaker 13: American people. Who do we need in this country? Who
Speaker 13: is in our economic interest to have this in this country?
Speaker 13: I give you one statistic in Ohio, I think twenty
Speaker 13: two or twenty three percent of our physicians are foreign born.
Speaker 6: Who is in our what interests? What does she say?
Speaker 1: Economic interests to these people? Far too many people. We're
Speaker 1: just an economic zone.
Speaker 6: It's all.
Speaker 1: Not a country, not a culture, just an economic zone.
Speaker 1: Joining me now, someone who's forgotten more about this stuff
Speaker 1: than I'll ever know, Mark Morgan, former head of ICE
Speaker 1: and CBPS, now part of the mass deportation coalition. Mark,
Speaker 1: I don't know what part makes me cringe worse when
Speaker 1: I hear that we were built by immigrants, just completely
Speaker 1: selling citizens down the road or the well, it's in
Speaker 1: our economy make interest? Well, look at the tax brackets.
Speaker 1: These people are the biggest trees in his scumbags in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the only thing that he didn't highlight well is
Speaker 2: that it's also a political advantage as well. And let's
Speaker 2: be honest for both the left and the right. Jesse,
Speaker 2: We've got to be fully transparent here, and we could
Speaker 2: we could talk for hours about the issue politically on
Speaker 2: the right that's failed in this country right now, But
Speaker 2: just you hit it spot on what we don't talk about,
Speaker 2: what's not in the dialogue individuals like this, is that
Speaker 2: what about our nation's sovereignty? Oh that little thing? What
Speaker 2: about the rule of law, a founding principle that country
Speaker 2: is built on that any civilized nation has to enforce.
Speaker 2: It's just thrown out the window. We do a political
Speaker 2: or an economic carve out what's in the best interest
Speaker 2: for them politically. It's it is disgusting that we just
Speaker 2: are not honest with American people about what the issues
Speaker 2: really are.
Speaker 1: How do we get this out of the GOP Mark
Speaker 1: I know what AOC stance on this stuff is going
Speaker 1: to be. I know what Chuck Schumer stances, and I
Speaker 1: understand perfectly well.
Speaker 6: I get that.
Speaker 1: But every time you turn around, there's a new Republican
Speaker 1: usually from the red state talking like this, I feel
Speaker 1: like we're making progress getting these people out, are we?
Speaker 2: So that's a tough one, Jesse. First of all, this
Speaker 2: is what I've been seeing for a long time, is
Speaker 2: that we know, as you said, we know where the
Speaker 2: Democrats are, We know that they are really driving the
Speaker 2: crux of the crisis. What we have on the Republican side, though,
Speaker 2: is we have a lack of political will, lack of
Speaker 2: courage to fix it. And so I think it is
Speaker 2: time that we start looking inward and start being honest
Speaker 2: about our own Conservative party and what they are doing
Speaker 2: to promote. Look, right now, they're promoting several forms of
Speaker 2: amnesty right now, but what they are definitely doing is
Speaker 2: they're getting to the president. They're given the President some
Speaker 2: bad advice on the mass deportation aspect of this. At
Speaker 2: the end of the day, the only way that we're
Speaker 2: going to regain our sovereignty, the only way we're going
Speaker 2: to regain the true rule of law, the only way
Speaker 2: we're going to stop future illegal immigration. The only answer
Speaker 2: to that is mass deportations.
Speaker 1: Okay, Mark, you say mass deportations aren't happening. That leads
Speaker 1: me to why why aren't they happening? Is this the
Speaker 1: judge's problem is that the administration's problem is this is
Speaker 1: a Senate problem? Is this Mark Wayne Mullin problem?
Speaker 6: What's the problem?
Speaker 2: I think d all the above. But I think we've
Speaker 2: got two major issues going on right now, and one
Speaker 2: is from the administration itself. I believe the president is
Speaker 2: getting bad advice from people, high ranking individuals within his
Speaker 2: inner circle that are telling me he's going to turn
Speaker 2: you know, red states blue that if he continues to
Speaker 2: go after and do work site enforcement. I also think
Speaker 2: that you've got Republicans Jesse's you mentioned that are one
Speaker 2: to pretend and mislead the American people that mass deportations
Speaker 2: are already happening. See, look, we've already achieved this. The
Speaker 2: so called border is secure. We're conducting mass deportations. So
Speaker 2: the only thing that's logically left is that well, for
Speaker 2: those individuals are working hard, well, amnesty right, let's give
Speaker 2: them a pathway to citizenship. And so you've got these
Speaker 2: dualities that are going on, and then the last thing
Speaker 2: you have is again, and I think this falls a
Speaker 2: lot on the Republican on Capitol Hill, you have huge
Speaker 2: special interest roops whether from the ag or service industry
Speaker 2: that are pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into Capitol
Speaker 2: Hill campaigns in other ways to try to influence this
Speaker 2: administration to back off work site enforcement. And Jesse, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what's happening. I'm telling you right now, work site
Speaker 2: enforcement is not happening. And if I'm wrong, then I
Speaker 2: challenge the administration. Show me the numbers. Show me the
Speaker 2: numbers that ICE is aggressively going after employees who are
Speaker 2: knowingly and willingly hired illegal aliens, and they're prosecuting those
Speaker 2: employers and they're removing those illegal aliens. It's not happening.
Speaker 6: Mark.
Speaker 1: How much of a factor is big corporate donors? I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't put it any other way. The President, vice president, senators,
Speaker 1: you know as well as I do. They travel out
Speaker 1: to mountainside mansions and they do fundraisers with billionaires. That's
Speaker 1: part of life. Everyone gets that. But these guys when
Speaker 1: they get out to Wyoming, they're not telling them to
Speaker 1: deport all the illegals, are they.
Speaker 2: No, that's exactly right.
Speaker 6: Jesse.
Speaker 2: Look, that's why I like coming on talking to you
Speaker 2: because it's about common sense. And again, if we're going
Speaker 2: to solve this issue for regain our sovereignty, for we're
Speaker 2: going to regain the enforcement with the rule of law.
Speaker 2: We've got to be honest about the failings within our
Speaker 2: own political party, within the conservative circle. And the reality
Speaker 2: is is that big donors, especially again the egg industry,
Speaker 2: the service industry, but it goes to a wider chamber
Speaker 2: of commerce issue. They're pumping hundreds of million dollars into
Speaker 2: Republican into con servative campaigns, have an undue influence and
Speaker 2: the policy that's happening right now. Look, we know that
Speaker 2: we know for decades the vast majority, the overwhelming majority
Speaker 2: of those that come to our country illegally are economic migrants,
Speaker 2: meaning the looking for work jesse. When it comes to ice,
Speaker 2: we're spending seventy five percent of our resources going after
Speaker 2: about ninety percent of the illegal alien population. Where is
Speaker 2: the eighty one percent. We're not doing it the one
Speaker 2: point five million with final orders, We're not pursuing to
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of the oversaved, we're not aggressively pursuing,
Speaker 2: and we're sure as a heck not going after work
Speaker 2: set enforcement.
Speaker 6: Mark.
Speaker 1: I wish it was better news, but thank you for
Speaker 1: giving it to us between the eyes.
Speaker 6: Brother, I appreciate you come back. The GOP needs Chopp.
Speaker 6: They just do.
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Speaker 6: We'll be back.
Speaker 14: Your job is telling the truth, is the American I
Speaker 14: see my job as telling the truth, and the truth
Speaker 14: is that there is study after study after study. It's
Speaker 14: one of the most study things out there in science,
Speaker 14: and it is like a.
Speaker 6: Different You're like a parrot.
Speaker 15: So I've actually read the science, but you don't want to.
Speaker 15: You don't want to hear and debate this.
Speaker 14: So I'm not debating this view.
Speaker 15: Of course you won't know because I'm know. How to
Speaker 15: do is repeat things that people told you and say,
Speaker 15: trust the experts.
Speaker 13: That's what you do.
Speaker 15: During COVID, Now we know that anthy Fauci, who was
Speaker 15: the expert, was lying about everything about massive about the
Speaker 15: social distancing, about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine,
Speaker 15: about the source of COVID. He was lying, and you
Speaker 15: were punishing people for not trusting the experts. And now
Speaker 15: you're rolling out the experts again to talk about something
Speaker 15: that you have no personal knowledge of.
Speaker 14: Okay, well guess what that is my job. It was
Speaker 14: a scary time and people made mistakes.
Speaker 15: Absolutely were scaring people.
Speaker 3: Why are you saying.
Speaker 15: That because that was the job of CNN. Okay, syrons
Speaker 15: up about how many people.
Speaker 14: Are we were trying to be people. We were listening
Speaker 14: to the leaders in this country.
Speaker 6: It was wonderful.
Speaker 1: I think I watched that like six times this weekend,
Speaker 1: just watching that stupid communist get destroyed by RFK junior
Speaker 1: was magnificent. I bet Jen Gallardi was just sitting there
Speaker 1: cheering the lot right along with me, joining me now
Speaker 1: the senior policy analyst at Heritage Foundation, Jennifer Galardi. Jen,
Speaker 1: that was just Oh, it nourished my saturday.
Speaker 3: It was kind of magnificent.
Speaker 4: It reminded me the beginning, particularly Dana Bash reminded me
Speaker 4: of remember when you were on the playground and it used.
Speaker 3: To be like, I know you are, but what am I?
Speaker 3: I know you are?
Speaker 16: Like they just have nowhere to go but to these
Speaker 16: juvenile tactics. Look, the media is trying to cover their
Speaker 16: butt because they've been complicit in this whole scheme to
Speaker 16: deceive the American public, whether it was Biden and his
Speaker 16: mental state or COVID, you name it. They are shills
Speaker 16: for the Democrat Party and they don't even care. They're
Speaker 16: trying to pivot from what a week cowardly and dishonest
Speaker 16: and extremely narcissistic man Anthony fauci is, which we saw
Speaker 16: from his diaries last week, and put the heat on
Speaker 16: Kennedy And it's the only thing they knew how to do.
Speaker 16: Instead of confronting the disaster they helped to create, they
Speaker 16: attack Kennedy. The Senators did it in the hearing last week.
Speaker 16: I saw Washington Post article that fought she was back
Speaker 16: inside of familiar Washington because he was at a cocktail party.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is who they are.
Speaker 4: They're these elites and their shills for the status quote.
Speaker 4: You saw Dana Bash doing it here and even today
Speaker 4: it was so funny. I saw a headline in the
Speaker 4: New York Times cooking section, and I will admit I
Speaker 4: subscribe to the New York Times for their cooking and
Speaker 4: for the games, like the wordle. But the headline reads
Speaker 4: fifteen cheap vegetarian recipes that don't sacrifice flavor, bean and cheese, burritos, broccoli,
Speaker 4: mac and cheese, because you're not made of money. So
Speaker 4: they what they're doing here is trying to Counternity show
Speaker 4: his new cooking show, where they're showing you how you
Speaker 4: can cook on a budget, how you can eat healthy,
Speaker 4: healthy proteins, healthy fish on a budget. So the only
Speaker 4: thing I can think of is they're preparing people for
Speaker 4: Mondami's run, state run grocery stores.
Speaker 1: I can't help but agree, and I'm glad you're watching
Speaker 1: cooking shows.
Speaker 6: That's part of your job.
Speaker 1: Anyway, So let's talk about something else that I greatly
Speaker 1: enjoyed was how programmed her responses were. There's been studies,
Speaker 1: there's been a lot of studies. The reason I love
Speaker 1: this so much, Sjan is, I know you've experienced this
Speaker 1: because you used to run in these circles. Every Communist
Speaker 1: I've ever debated in my life in person, they are
Speaker 1: just like these robots and they have, you know, two
Speaker 1: or three little points and there's no depth beyond that.
Speaker 1: But that's just what they've been told and they want
Speaker 1: that to end the conversation, and when it doesn't, they
Speaker 1: just start short circuiting.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I was going to say. It's like,
Speaker 3: you know, a cartoon and they're like, it's exactly.
Speaker 4: I mean, you have it right. You know, they don't
Speaker 4: know the studies. They haven't dug into it, and it shows,
Speaker 4: you know, because they do. They short circuit. They go to, well,
Speaker 4: I'm not having this conversation right. They just shut down,
Speaker 4: or they resort to emotional kind of character assassination jabs,
Speaker 4: you know, And that's what they did with you know,
Speaker 4: because of the Fauci trials, they had to pivot, so
Speaker 4: they have to make Kennedy enemy number one of public health.
Speaker 6: Right now, why not just down't it? Jan?
Speaker 1: We know the facts now, we have the emails, we
Speaker 1: have the studies about that poison crap people in jected.
Speaker 1: We know things now, We're not just guessing things. If
Speaker 1: you're a data bat or any of these people, why
Speaker 1: not just come out and say, Hey, wished I'd done
Speaker 1: it differently, not my finest hour. Wouldn't that help your reputation?
Speaker 3: I would think.
Speaker 4: So, you know, that's what people were hoping Fauci would do.
Speaker 3: But they can't. They can't admit they're wrong.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this requires some.
Speaker 4: Humility on their part, but their whole party is established
Speaker 4: on a foundation of lies and an inversion like they
Speaker 4: an inversion of truth. And I think that's because you
Speaker 4: need lies to control people. This is how they control people.
Speaker 4: I mentioned this last week of when you make people
Speaker 4: afraid of things, when you make them fearful of everything,
Speaker 4: When you take away that fear, people can start to
Speaker 4: kind of their nervous system establishes. They can do their
Speaker 4: wrong research, they can make rational decisions. But when people
Speaker 4: are reacting out of fear, they will make irrational decisions.
Speaker 4: They will make game day decisions really quick. They'll have
Speaker 4: to whether it's the COVID vaccine or whether it's at
Speaker 4: the ballot box. Right, Oh my gosh, the Nazis are
Speaker 4: going to take over. I better vote Democrat.
Speaker 3: You know. They can't use logic.
Speaker 4: That's what I really see when you say I kind
Speaker 4: of ran in these progressive circles I do. It's like
Speaker 4: they've stopped using their brain. And I've told people, I've
Speaker 4: admitted it. It's like I off my brain for fifteen
Speaker 4: years when I lived in California. I had to because
Speaker 4: that's how you fit in.
Speaker 6: What's new with Maha, what good's happening out there?
Speaker 3: What's good and what good is happening?
Speaker 4: Well, unfortunately, a lot of the time is kind of
Speaker 4: sucked out of the energy, sucked out of the room
Speaker 4: by kind of making what Kennedy had to do, which
Speaker 4: is defending the things that we're doing in this administration.
Speaker 4: But yeah, they're turning the chronic disease around with I
Speaker 4: really think the food pyramid, you know, is a big win,
Speaker 4: because we're starting to see people make different choices. We're
Speaker 4: starting to see CALLI Means put out a tweet that
Speaker 4: the amount of money being spent on processed food is decreasing,
Speaker 4: and the amount of money being spent on whole foods
Speaker 4: is increasing. I think OBESIT rates are down a little bit.
Speaker 4: I do think people are turning towards home cooked meals,
Speaker 4: returning to the dinner table.
Speaker 3: So that's all positive.
Speaker 4: Better meal standards in schools and in the military, which
Speaker 4: is used because as you know, I think it's about
Speaker 4: up to seventy three percent of young adults don't qualify
Speaker 4: for the military because of one or more chronic diseases.
Speaker 3: The new conversation right now.
Speaker 4: Is really turning towards peptides and do we regulate those.
Speaker 4: It is a little bit of a wild wild West
Speaker 4: out there right now with peptides. There's a lot of confusion.
Speaker 4: But I always come back to the basics with this stuff.
Speaker 4: And this is what the administration has has sent the
Speaker 4: messaging on eat real food. Another big point of their's
Speaker 4: get outside, get some sunlight, get exercise. You know what's
Speaker 4: so funny is that if this administration says the most
Speaker 4: basic common sense things like those right, those recommendations, eat
Speaker 4: real food, you know, get some vitamin D, touch grass,
Speaker 4: go for a hike. The left will then tell you
Speaker 4: why don't you go hide in a closet and eat
Speaker 4: Cheetos Like that's how deranged they are.
Speaker 1: Jim, I want you to give it to me right
Speaker 1: between the eyes. These peptide What do you make of
Speaker 1: these peptides? Because I know a lot of people they're
Speaker 1: taking them and they're not fat anymore.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Yes, you mentioned probably the biggest one, ozembic wi goo V.
Speaker 4: The glp ones are peptides and they maybe can be
Speaker 4: used in the toolbox.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I haven't dug deep into some of the I'll be honest,
Speaker 4: I just don't know a lot about the research. But
Speaker 4: I'm always concerned when we start tinkering with DNA, when
Speaker 4: we start tinkering with hormones. I had to peace out
Speaker 4: in the Daily Signal about this is this is really
Speaker 4: going to force a conversation within MAHA about the future
Speaker 4: of health because this is like, it's just like AI, right,
Speaker 4: how far does tech go before we maybe start to
Speaker 4: seem anti human, before we're just trying to like preserve
Speaker 4: life as long as possible and avoid death, Like I
Speaker 4: want to live well obviously, But to what extent do
Speaker 4: we take these Where are the boundaries.
Speaker 3: What is human nature?
Speaker 4: What does it mean to suffer maybe a little bit,
Speaker 4: and sacrifice and make some hard decisions as opposed to
Speaker 4: pushing the easy button, which is what GLP ones will do.
Speaker 3: What are the long term effects?
Speaker 4: These are all questions that really have to be mulled
Speaker 4: over and debated.
Speaker 3: I think before we make any.
Speaker 4: Rash decisions about just clearing the pathway forward to them.
Speaker 1: There's no need to insult Cheetos. By the way, I
Speaker 1: just want to put that out there. Thank you again.
Speaker 1: I appreciated the Jalapenia ones dynamite. We'll talk to Jordan
Speaker 1: Shacktail next time.
Speaker 12: When President Trump said to me, we will never close
Speaker 12: down America again, as what happened in which I couldn't
Speaker 12: understand how that happens so rapidly, we put out guidelines
Speaker 12: to slow the spread, and the next thing we know,
Speaker 12: everything is closed down. Now I know that doctor Fauci
Speaker 12: was having private conversations with these governors and mayors to
Speaker 12: tell them to close the schools and to tell them
Speaker 12: while we were trying to figure out how to contain
Speaker 12: the virus without doing.
Speaker 6: All of that.
Speaker 12: A long way of saying, you know you have to
Speaker 12: follow what you're mander, and Chief is saying to you,
Speaker 12: that doesn't mean that you change the science.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean you change.
Speaker 12: The data, but you figure out a way to execute
Speaker 12: the plan that they want. So when President Trump, on
Speaker 12: i think April fourth, said we'll never do this again
Speaker 12: to the country, we pivoted to how do we bring
Speaker 12: testing so that people are aware of their status. No
Speaker 12: one wants to infect anybody else. But if you get tests,
Speaker 12: instead of quarantining people who are exposed, you just only
Speaker 12: tell the people who are infected to stay home. That
Speaker 12: is a very different approach. It worked fabulously in universities.
Speaker 12: It's why we were able to keep them open, and
Speaker 12: Secretary Devas was working on keeping K through twelve open.
Speaker 12: There were solutions, but it became very political, and we
Speaker 12: all have to be aware because it was a presidential
Speaker 12: election year, it was really important for bluestates to show
Speaker 12: that they were taking it very seriously, and they overclosed.
Speaker 1: Wow, reasonable take on COVID. I'm glad we have a
Speaker 1: freedom fighter like her standing up there saying the brave
Speaker 1: stuff joining me now. My friend Jordan Shachtel has one
Speaker 1: of the great sub stects out there called the dossier.
Speaker 6: Jordan, man, it feels so.
Speaker 1: Good to have freedom lovers like Deborah Burk's on our side.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The gas lighting makes me want to just smash my
Speaker 5: head through the drywall in front of me. It's just
Speaker 5: it's just unbelievable that she's doing this act now when we,
Speaker 5: you know, especially both of us, and you know, the
Speaker 5: viewers of the show know exactly, you know, how bad
Speaker 5: she was during those very important years.
Speaker 1: We do know, and she did not get that lovely
Speaker 1: pardon that.
Speaker 6: Fouc got on the way out the door.
Speaker 1: Explain to me why she's not being dragged in front
Speaker 1: of the Senate to be abused by Josh Holly.
Speaker 6: I'm very curious.
Speaker 5: I hope that Congress steps up and thinks about it,
Speaker 5: because you know, she was a pivot element of this
Speaker 5: so called COVID response team. You know, she was flying
Speaker 5: around on taxpayer funded jets going to governors like you know,
Speaker 5: Ron DeSantis or Kemp in Georgia or in Texas and
Speaker 5: demanding that they adhere to her crazy policies and ideas.
Speaker 5: And I love to know where those ideas came from.
Speaker 5: And I'd love to see someone like you know, rand
Speaker 5: Paul or Hawley. Bring her in front of a committee.
Speaker 5: You know, she doesn't I as you said, she doesn't
Speaker 5: have part in protection. And if she's willing to, you know,
Speaker 5: cut a deal to go against Fauci or Fauchi's willing
Speaker 5: to cut a deal go against her. We need some
Speaker 5: kind of justice here and we're not getting that.
Speaker 1: Amen, we do, Jordan's You will still get people today,
Speaker 1: even some people on our side, because many on our
Speaker 1: side were complicit.
Speaker 2: You were not.
Speaker 1: But who will say things like, well, okay, but the
Speaker 1: lockdowns may have hurt, but they saved lives. They've saved lives, Jordan,
Speaker 1: what's the reality, what's the data?
Speaker 5: Say? The reality is we had that project in Sweden
Speaker 5: where they didn't do lockdowns. Unfortunately, you know, because of
Speaker 5: our government healthcare institutions like the CDC, NIH that were
Speaker 5: basically being directed by Fauci. They were telling Americans and
Speaker 5: their businesses to do all these crazy things. Millions of
Speaker 5: people ended up out of work, millions of businesses were destroyed,
Speaker 5: tens of millions of lives were destroyed. Some people never recovered.
Speaker 5: It's a real American tragedy. Lockdowns didn't save anything. You know,
Speaker 5: if you got the sniffles. You got the sniffles. Lockdowns
Speaker 5: didn't stop anything. It was just total, you know, top
Speaker 5: down destruction imposed by our healthcare bureaucrats. And they have
Speaker 5: not answered for any of it.
Speaker 6: All Right, Jordan, I have to ask I get.
Speaker 1: I get emails flooding into my show every single day
Speaker 1: about concerns, very understandable concerns about AI. You have a
Speaker 1: piece up on your substat kind of swimming against that
Speaker 1: saying it's going to save the economy.
Speaker 6: What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: So if we look at the economy over the past
Speaker 5: couple of years, really Trump term two, what we find,
Speaker 5: especially in the in the NASAC and the SMP, is
Speaker 5: that AI stocks are carrying virtually the entirety of the
Speaker 5: US economy. And you know, when you look at the
Speaker 5: downstream effects here, you have a blue collar renaissance with
Speaker 5: these infrastructure projects. Plumbers, electricians, construction workers are making a
Speaker 5: lot of money building these sites and installing this infrastructure,
Speaker 5: and it's been it's been a huge boom for the
Speaker 5: blue collar sector and also for people's you know, retirement funds.
Speaker 6: So it's not all bad.
Speaker 5: I understand the threat, very much of of monopolistic companies
Speaker 5: trying to carve out the entirety of the market share
Speaker 5: in this AI space. But if you look at this,
Speaker 5: you know, if you look just look at your you know,
Speaker 5: Apple or Android app store. Everyone wants these tools. I
Speaker 5: think they're they're incredible productivity tools. But I agree with
Speaker 5: you we should be hesitant to grant any further power.
Speaker 5: You know, we have a system of laws here and
Speaker 5: we shouldn't grant these AI companies the power to basically
Speaker 5: rule over us. But I think that a lot of
Speaker 5: you know, these politicians are are overlooking the AI boom.
Speaker 5: You know that this technology has created and there's so
Speaker 5: many benefits for the average American here.
Speaker 6: What role do we want the government to play? Feds
Speaker 6: stay local.
Speaker 1: I'm like you, a little hesitant to get them involved
Speaker 1: because well it's the government.
Speaker 6: What role do we want them to play.
Speaker 5: I think when you're looking at the construction of this infrastructure,
Speaker 5: or you know, when you're managing the water supply, I
Speaker 5: think there there's definitely a partnership that can be had there.
Speaker 5: I don't like seeing the big companies, these hyperscalers, getting
Speaker 5: massive tax breaks. I don't think that's good for good
Speaker 5: for you know, the longevity of these systems and their
Speaker 5: relationship with the taxpayers. But I think we have to
Speaker 5: rely we have tow for innovation. We don't want to
Speaker 5: become you know, the d growths that are on the left.
Speaker 5: But we also have to recognize that, you know, government
Speaker 5: can become corrupted by special interests too. So I think
Speaker 5: that the best play here is a deregulatory approach. You know,
Speaker 5: you you you holds your elected politicians accountable. If they're
Speaker 5: getting into bed, you know, with these with these hyperscalers,
Speaker 5: for agreements that have not been made public and that
Speaker 5: haven't been scrutinized, then vote them out. But I think
Speaker 5: that imposing an additional set of laws and regulations doesn't
Speaker 5: really help anyone because we already have laws in the books,
Speaker 5: and I think we should encourage private enterprise as much
Speaker 5: as possible.
Speaker 6: Jordan, thank you, my man. I appreciate you. Thanks Jesse,
Speaker 6: we have light in the mood. Thanks. All right, it's
Speaker 6: time to lighten the mood.
Speaker 1: And Clay and Buck, my alleged friends, unbeknown to me,
Speaker 1: last week, on their radio show, they started some draft.
Speaker 1: They were drafting a team to take on some w
Speaker 1: NBA players, And it was one of those things where
Speaker 1: I heard a guy I heard it, heard about it
Speaker 1: from a guy who heard about it from a guy.
Speaker 6: And so I call him. I left them a voice filing.
Speaker 6: Here's how I went.
Speaker 17: Talked about yesterday, how we might have to pull together
Speaker 17: a right wing media All Star basketball team. I don't know, Clay,
Speaker 17: what position. You're probably like a shooting guard, I would say,
Speaker 17: you know, I like to think of myself maybe as
Speaker 17: an aspiring point guard. But we discussed that we could
Speaker 17: we could fill out these roles. It turns out that
Speaker 17: other people listening to the show reached out to some
Speaker 17: of our you know, we said Ted Kruz, I think
Speaker 17: he's a good low post player. I think Senator Cruz
Speaker 17: pulls down a lot of rebounds for us. You know,
Speaker 17: Jesse Kelly, he's so tall he can block. We know
Speaker 17: that he could block shots. I don't know if he
Speaker 17: can shoot. But Dave Rubin turns out they weighed in
Speaker 17: on this one.
Speaker 6: What's up, Fellas, it's Jesse.
Speaker 1: I heard that you guys recruited me, and we now
Speaker 1: have to play some NBA players. That's like the Women's
Speaker 1: Basketball League right Well, anyway, I was curious.
Speaker 6: I heard a lot of those chicks or lesbians. Have
Speaker 6: you guys ever heard that?
Speaker 2: Give me call me know.
Speaker 17: I'm glad Jesse's really focused on what matters play, the
Speaker 17: strategy and the tactics we would use of the basketball game.
Speaker 17: I don't know Jesse versus Britney Griner. I think she
Speaker 17: may have a higher testosterone count than the Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. I don't know that. I love that matchup.
Speaker 6: Inside.
Speaker 17: Do you think Brittany would would she?
Speaker 2: Would? She? Uh manhandle?
Speaker 17: If you will, our own Jesse Kelly down in the paint.
Speaker 17: I'm worried about it.
Speaker 2: She may dunk on him all balls in the face style.
Speaker 6: I thought it was a good question. That's what I heard.
Speaker 6: I'll see them all.
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Speaker 6: We're gonna start really ramping things up.
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