Speaker 1: Stay right here for our final news round up and
Speaker 1: information overload. All right, News round Up, Information Overload. I
Speaker 1: are toll free on numbers eight hundred nine to four one. Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: we're going to get into back into what you just
Speaker 1: heard then. That is the new Canadian Prime Minister Mark
Speaker 1: Carney and the gaggle in the Oval Office from earlier today.
Speaker 1: One thing that's really infuriating to me is just the
Speaker 1: outright liing that continues regarding Joe Biden's cognitive state and
Speaker 1: this big lie that nobody saw any evidence of Joe's
Speaker 1: cognitive decline. You know, circle back, Jensaki, no evidence did
Speaker 1: you ever see? You know? And and and people are
Speaker 1: are are wrong to bring this up. Listen to what
Speaker 1: she says.
Speaker 2: I think cover up is such a loaded phrase. But
Speaker 2: I also to your point. I left in May of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two just for the facts here, and I
Speaker 2: have seen Biden once since then. I never saw that person,
Speaker 2: not a single time. And I was in the Oval
Speaker 2: Office every day that was on that debate stage. I'm
Speaker 2: not a doctor. Aging happens quite quickly.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I find that pretty amazing, considering we were playing tapes
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden's cognitive decline before the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 1: and she was questioned about it when she was the
Speaker 1: White House Press secretary and she said, you know, it's
Speaker 1: hard to keep up with Joe Biden. Liss it.
Speaker 4: I will say, I have nothing to read on on
Speaker 4: the president's private exercise regime, but I can tell you,
Speaker 4: having traveled with him a fair amount, sometimes he's hard
Speaker 4: to keep up with.
Speaker 1: Hard that show was so hard to keep up with.
Speaker 1: Gavin knew some telling the same line. Every Democrat knew.
Speaker 1: They all knew, and Gavin Oh never once saw evidence
Speaker 1: of Biden's cognitive decline. We're going to play something that
Speaker 1: will remind you that everybody saw. But listen to what
Speaker 1: Gavin said.
Speaker 5: You're asking about my direct engagement and interactions with former
Speaker 5: President Joe Biden, who was not our nominee, but as
Speaker 5: it relates to his campaign, in what those decisions look like,
Speaker 5: as it relates to his determination whether or not to
Speaker 5: continue that campaign or ended as he did, I never
Speaker 5: had period full stop.
Speaker 1: I would be lying to you, and I won't lie
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 5: As it relates to the direct engagement I had with
Speaker 5: Joe Biden that ever suggested a cognitive decline to the
Speaker 5: degree that we saw, to the degree we saw at
Speaker 5: that debate night.
Speaker 1: Now, Gavin claims that he watches Fox News Offen and
Speaker 1: told me he watches my show often and we were
Speaker 1: playing it almost every night and it was transparent for everybody. Now,
Speaker 1: the night of that debate, well, Gavin was in the
Speaker 1: spin room and this was one exchange he had.
Speaker 6: There is panic that has set in among people who
Speaker 6: have watched this debate, who are Democrats, people who are strategists,
Speaker 6: and some even inside Democratic campaigns.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's unfounded?
Speaker 7: Well, it's unhelpful, and I think it's unnecessary.
Speaker 1: We've got to go in.
Speaker 7: We got to keep our heads high and as I say,
Speaker 7: we've got to have the back of this president. You
Speaker 7: don't turn your back because of one performance. We've all
Speaker 7: had those nights, all of us. Not one person watching
Speaker 7: hasn't had those nights. But it's not about debates. You
Speaker 7: have good moments, you have bad moments, you wake up
Speaker 7: the next day, you dust it off, and you move forward.
Speaker 7: It's all about resiliency. That's what the American people are about.
Speaker 7: That's what the American economy is about. That's what Joe
Speaker 7: Biden has been about his entire life. We've got to
Speaker 7: have his back in this respect. And yeah, I hope
Speaker 7: he does come back, and I hope he is back
Speaker 7: on the stage in another debate.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Yeah. The problem was it was days, it was nights,
Speaker 1: it was every day, every minute, every second, which is
Speaker 1: why they hit him for so long. Here's a slight
Speaker 1: reminder in case Gavin forgot.
Speaker 8: The political coverage looks some of the political players and
Speaker 8: some of the let me ask rhetorical questions.
Speaker 1: They literally systemically hid a president that was mentally cognitively
Speaker 1: not up to the job because they didn't want to
Speaker 1: tell the American people the truth, like they lied about
Speaker 1: immigration and the borders being secure, and inflation and pretty
Speaker 1: much everything else anyway. Joining us now is editor in chief,
Speaker 1: founder and investigative reporter just thenews dot com. John Solomon
Speaker 1: is with us. I just don't like being lied to.
Speaker 1: You know, if your kids get in trouble, whatever dumb
Speaker 1: thing they may do, that's fine, that's normal. Every kid's
Speaker 1: gonna do dumb things. My kids are older now, and
Speaker 1: it's not what they do, it's when, you know, know,
Speaker 1: they lie to you. You know, I did not eat
Speaker 1: the cookie in this cookie, you know, chocolate chip cookies
Speaker 1: all over their face. And it's like, stop insulting my intelligence.
Speaker 1: I'd say, they're insulting our intelligence. Even still.
Speaker 9: They are, and listen, that's the only way they can
Speaker 9: get some attraction with the American people. Their policies aren't
Speaker 9: resonating and so and now a lot of their stories
Speaker 9: for US have been disproven, whether it's Russia collusion or
Speaker 9: Joe Biden's mentally fit or Hunter Biden's laptop is disinformation.
Speaker 9: Their propaganda machine, which was run by the United States
Speaker 9: government in the form of these domestic terrorism programs that
Speaker 9: were actually just censorship programs, that's been exposed. And so
Speaker 9: all they can do is spin us. And they're just
Speaker 9: like that seven year old child of the chocolate chip
Speaker 9: on their lips, saying they didn't need the cookie.
Speaker 1: And then it was on a variety of issues. We
Speaker 1: just played the gaggle in the White House from earlier
Speaker 1: where the Prime Minister Accounada of the new Prime Minister
Speaker 1: meeting with the President, and I thought it was extremely enlightening.
Speaker 1: We don't want Canadian cars, we don't want Canadian aluminum.
Speaker 1: We don't want Canadian steel. Of course, we'll defend Canada.
Speaker 1: We're always going to be friends and we want peace,
Speaker 1: but we want to be focused on American first policies
Speaker 1: as they are focused on Canadian first policies. And they've
Speaker 1: been the ones that have been tariffing us. They've been
Speaker 1: the ones that don't secure their border. They're the ones
Speaker 1: that don't pay their fair share to NATO.
Speaker 9: Yeah, listen, what we really wanted and what we should
Speaker 9: have demanded for a long time, going all the way
Speaker 9: back to NAFTA back in the nineties, is Canadian fairness.
Speaker 9: We don't get treated in Canada with our products as
Speaker 9: fairly as we treat Canada's products on this side of
Speaker 9: the border. That's all Donald Trump is fighting for. And
Speaker 9: I think, listen, both men they didn't have that Zelenski moment.
Speaker 9: Both men were cords or both men understand the importance
Speaker 9: of the relationship and that it will withstand this trade negotiation,
Speaker 9: and there's a deal to be had on the flip
Speaker 9: side of this. People need to understand, just like they
Speaker 9: need to understand in China right now, China is in
Speaker 9: a week in position, Canada is in a weekend position
Speaker 9: Alberta's Prime Minister Danielle Smith and legitimate concern from Canada.
Speaker 9: I don't want to do that, but if the people
Speaker 9: of Alberta vote that way in the next couple of years,
Speaker 9: we will allow that vote to come to fruition. Think
Speaker 9: about how much that weekends Carney's hands. You can't go
Speaker 9: do the far left agenda. He can't go try to
Speaker 9: undercut Donald Trump because in his own country, one of
Speaker 9: its most mineral and gas and oil energy rich provinces
Speaker 9: is legitimately thinking about succession.
Speaker 10: At least the people.
Speaker 9: Are an extraordinary moment that didn't get covered very well
Speaker 9: by the legacy. I mean he was covered by us
Speaker 9: of just the news, but the Donald Trump knew he
Speaker 9: could get a great deal from Carney. Because of these dynamics.
Speaker 9: He will get a great deal for Carney and Canada.
Speaker 9: The United States will be peaceful and in a much
Speaker 9: better fair relationship going forward. For America.
Speaker 1: I know that this short term pain, and I don't
Speaker 1: want Americans ever to go through pain, or any industry
Speaker 1: to ever go through any pain. I recognize that when
Speaker 1: you change the old order that has been established for
Speaker 1: fifty to sixty years and all the President really is
Speaker 1: insisting on is your choice free r fair trade or
Speaker 1: reciprocal terrorists. Just the threat alone has gotten over eight
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in commitments from companies and countries in for
Speaker 1: four years investing in American manufacturing, which will create high paying,
Speaker 1: career American jobs, the President's commitment to energy dominance. Those
Speaker 1: programs are now beginning as of last week to get
Speaker 1: up and running. Clearly the one big beautiful bill. We
Speaker 1: were talking earlier in the program to Congressman Jason Smith
Speaker 1: about that, the tax cuts making them permanent, no tax tips,
Speaker 1: social security over time. These foundationally, to me, are the
Speaker 1: keys to what we'll the economic growth on steroids and
Speaker 1: human growth. For them, it's everything I've ever believed as
Speaker 1: a conservative supply sider and somebody that believes them free
Speaker 1: and fair trade.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, listen, these are transformational moments. The course that
Speaker 9: Donald Trump could potentially put America on could be historic.
Speaker 9: It could dominate twenty five to fifty years of American history,
Speaker 9: much like the Reagan Revolution of eighties did into certainly
Speaker 9: into the early two thousands. So these are big moments,
Speaker 9: and there is no gain without some pain. I actually
Speaker 9: think the pain is not going to be nearly as
Speaker 9: bad as the media and the economists are suggesting. I
Speaker 9: think you're seeing some interesting counter railing forces. All right.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump knows that there might be some teriff increased prices,
Speaker 9: but he's also bringing down energy really quickly. Opek is
Speaker 9: putting the foot on the gas literally to bring more
Speaker 9: oil and gas down. That's going to bring core energy
Speaker 9: prices down, and we're going to see some relief there.
Speaker 9: So Donald Trump has a four dia mental game where
Speaker 9: he's even lowering prices even though he knows there's some
Speaker 9: upward pressure from tariff over under will be a minimal
Speaker 9: impact on Americans. Some are there, But listen, if Donald
Speaker 9: Trump gets a tax that's done, If he gets a
Speaker 9: few of these trade deals done, which are psychological boost
Speaker 9: and he cuts the size of government for the first time,
Speaker 9: mortgage rates are going to come down, Gas prices already
Speaker 9: coming down. Workers are going to start to see a fairness,
Speaker 9: and then that eight trillion dollars a new investment comes in.
Speaker 9: The scenario is not nearly as gloomy as the legacy
Speaker 9: media would have you believe it.
Speaker 1: What do you think There was a big tease today
Speaker 1: about a big announcement before as foreign trip next week
Speaker 1: that will be coming on Friday. My gut tells me
Speaker 1: it's probably the first trade deal. Your thoughts, I think.
Speaker 9: You'll see a two step announcement. I think you'll see
Speaker 9: one to two big trade deals announced this week, and
Speaker 9: then maybe the outlines of the newest Abraham Accords Abraham
Speaker 9: Courts two point zero something maybe with Saudi Arabia cut
Speaker 9: or something like that. And so I think it's this
Speaker 9: one big announcement is actually a rolling announcement of the
Speaker 9: success of the foreign policy and the trade deals. I
Speaker 9: think it's a trade deal this week and then maybe
Speaker 9: early next week the first real signature signs of Abraham
Speaker 9: Accord's two point zero. I think that's the big moment
Speaker 9: we're about to get, and those are historic things. Often
Speaker 9: those take a whole presidency, and we're talking about four
Speaker 9: months into this presidency.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back more with founder editor and chief
Speaker 1: investigative reporter just Thenews dot Com John Solomon, and at
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Speaker 1: We continue now with the founder editor in chief investigative
Speaker 1: reporter John Solomon justinews dot com. What are you working on?
Speaker 1: You're always working on something deep and profound. I've never
Speaker 1: met a reporter like you, an investigative reporter like you,
Speaker 1: in my life. And almost every time we speak, either
Speaker 1: be it on air or off air, the amount of
Speaker 1: shoe leather that you wear out every day digging up
Speaker 1: stories that nobody else in the media will ever dig
Speaker 1: up is astounding to me, and I think that makes
Speaker 1: you the best in the business. But there's always something
Speaker 1: that you're working on. Anything in particular, Yeah, a couple
Speaker 1: think about it first.
Speaker 9: Today, we really wanted people to understand that Mark Carney
Speaker 9: you saw, who, by the ways, a very rational It
Speaker 9: comes up very rational, very cordial, very centrist feeling. He
Speaker 9: is a very far left politician by history. So we
Speaker 9: did a lot of work on that. One of the
Speaker 9: things that we wanted Americans to know because it hasn't
Speaker 9: been written about it all, not even in Canada that much.
Speaker 9: He actually advocated for prosecuting Americans for sending money to
Speaker 9: the trucker protests, those convoys in Ottawa.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I talked about I've talked about this earlier,
Speaker 1: talking about the new Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney.
Speaker 9: We need people need to understand this is a far left.
Speaker 9: He had three different citizenships because he's a globalist. He
Speaker 9: was the head of the net zero initiative for the
Speaker 9: UNS we believe in getting rid of oil and gas,
Speaker 9: and he wanted to prosecute Americans for a sedition for
Speaker 9: sending some money to truckers who were just trying to
Speaker 9: save their livelihood in the middle of the pandemic. So
Speaker 9: I just wanted people understand the big thing we're working on.
Speaker 9: It'll be out tomorrow and I'm really proud of this
Speaker 9: because it's the playbook for what we saw during the
Speaker 9: Biden years. Because of the good graces of Tulsea Gabbert,
Speaker 9: we now have the entire domestic terrorism guy that the
Speaker 9: Biden administration authorized in twenty twenty one, and it helps
Speaker 9: us to understand while they went after Catholics, while they
Speaker 9: went out of school parents, why they were debanking people
Speaker 9: who believed in the Second Amendment. We got a version
Speaker 9: of this three years ago, was so redacted it looked innocuous.
Speaker 9: When you take those redactions away, as Tulca Gabbard did
Speaker 9: for us in the last few days, you now see
Speaker 9: an extraordinary declaration by the Biden presidency that the FBI,
Speaker 9: the Justice Department, and the Homeland Security Department can target
Speaker 9: Americans for non criminal behavior. Just let us think in
Speaker 9: for a second. Law enforcement now told you can go
Speaker 9: after Americans for non criminal things in the name of
Speaker 9: fighting domestic terrorism. Who were some of the people they
Speaker 9: were imagining they were going to go after people in
Speaker 9: the military, people who stored guns in their homes, people
Speaker 9: who had a different opinion now than Joe Biden might
Speaker 9: be called disinformation. This was the playbook that set in motion.
Speaker 9: None of those FBI visits, none of those Homeland Security
Speaker 9: censorship projects were an accident. For the first time, Americans
Speaker 9: are going to see the full breath of this document
Speaker 9: and in English in quotes, do you.
Speaker 1: Know the cabinet member that Marco Rubios are referring to?
Speaker 9: I don't yet. I have a theory, but I don't yet,
Speaker 9: but I have a theory. May be yes, I.
Speaker 1: Want I want to know if your name and my
Speaker 1: name is on the list. Was the last time?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, we were listen. I think we're going to
Speaker 9: learn a lot more from Marco Rubio and the Global
Speaker 9: Engagement Center, how we outsourced the foreign powers, the censorship
Speaker 9: of Americans using American tax times. That's the next big
Speaker 9: shoot evolved. But tomorrow this Domestic Terrorism Guide, you're going
Speaker 9: to see that the government was told you can go
Speaker 9: after people and if they're not criminal, but use the
Speaker 9: criminal justice system to do it. That is a very
Speaker 9: chilling document.
Speaker 1: All right, John Solomon, Editor in chief, Founder, investigator, reporter,
Speaker 1: justinnews dot com. As always, John, thank you, We appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Uh Nadine Minnesota. Next, Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 10: Hi, Hi, John, So what's going to have for you?
Speaker 10: I understand that you did the trades a lot when
Speaker 10: you were young, You did construction, and you talk about
Speaker 10: that from time to time. And my question is, with
Speaker 10: all this on shoring, of all these jobs that we
Speaker 10: want to bring back, these manufacturing and the energy jobs
Speaker 10: we want work back to our country, how do we
Speaker 10: fill those jobs? Because we currently have five hundred thousand
Speaker 10: unfilled manufacturing jobs in this countries. It's like it's not
Speaker 10: cool to work construction, to work in the trades. How
Speaker 10: do we change that perception so that we.
Speaker 1: Can get well, I'll tell you there's going to be
Speaker 1: a lot of disruption that has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: government and in any way shape matter reform. And I
Speaker 1: think people are going to be looking for these jobs
Speaker 1: more than they think. Have you have you at all
Speaker 1: poyed around with played with investigated artificial intelligence? Have you
Speaker 1: have you have any experience with it?
Speaker 10: Not really, not much, not really interested.
Speaker 1: Okay, Naden, you know you are probably the average person.
Speaker 1: Most people too busy number one, number two. Uh, And
Speaker 1: it's it's it is so fun, it's addicting. And here's
Speaker 1: the thing. If you listen to the likes of Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: he's saying that the best surgeons might be able to
Speaker 1: be replaced in five years with robotics combined with artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: If you, you know, listen to where you know they
Speaker 1: now have they now have eighteen wheelers that can drive themselves.
Speaker 1: That technology exists. Uh. The economy is going to change
Speaker 1: on a dime, and there are going to be a
Speaker 1: lot of displaced workers. And I think people are going
Speaker 1: to have to make career changes. Again, not government related
Speaker 1: in any way, unless government got in the way of
Speaker 1: the technology, which I think is unavoidable and it is
Speaker 1: it's going to alter the course of pretty much every sector.
Speaker 1: The one sector that I think is the safest is
Speaker 1: going to be in the trades, and I think you
Speaker 1: might find and and look even have we've seen, for example,
Speaker 1: UAW jobs go away because of automation over the years,
Speaker 1: but there's still a need for human beings and a
Speaker 1: lot of these jobs and a lot of these sectors.
Speaker 1: But I do think that the workforce is going to
Speaker 1: shift and change and we've got to be ready to
Speaker 1: adapt to what is now artificial intelligence. That everyone says, well,
Speaker 1: that's the future, Well the future is now. The future
Speaker 1: is today, and I.
Speaker 10: Can see it for a lot of jobs. I just
Speaker 10: I think there's a lot of them filled jobs now.
Speaker 10: And I think with sad as there's so many young
Speaker 10: men and young women who just aren't actively looking for
Speaker 10: work at all'tis.
Speaker 1: The unemployment rates still at for whatever percent, there are
Speaker 1: jobs available for people that want to work. I've always
Speaker 1: been convinced if you want to work, you will find work.
Speaker 1: I've always believed that my entire life. I've lived it
Speaker 1: in good times, good economic times, bad economic times. I believe,
Speaker 1: and I'm talking about when I didn't have money, and
Speaker 1: I worked in the service industry, and I worked in
Speaker 1: the trades and all those things you mentioned it's if
Speaker 1: you want to work, you're gonna get work. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you that the hardest thing to find out in
Speaker 1: Florida the people that want to work or have a
Speaker 1: good work ethic, you know, in the trades. Sometimes and
Speaker 1: I'm not being critical in any way. I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I've watched one guy do a particular job for me
Speaker 1: and it's high level quality but just so slow. And
Speaker 1: I was thinking, Man, if I ever worked at that
Speaker 1: pace for the people that I work for back in
Speaker 1: the day, I would have been fired on the spot.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: It happened to be tile work, And I mean you
Speaker 1: had one guy just to mix the thin set. I
Speaker 1: didn't have anybody to mix my thin set. I mix
Speaker 1: my own. It takes two seconds. But that was this
Speaker 1: whole job, the whole day. Then you just stand around
Speaker 1: and wats You know, three other people work and only
Speaker 1: one of them was actually setting the tile. You know,
Speaker 1: another one you know, might be cutting on the saw.
Speaker 1: But whatever, I mean, I used to do the whole
Speaker 1: thing by myself the wetsaw. Anyway, Nadine, hang in there.
Speaker 1: I'm everybody needs to kind of brace themselves. And I
Speaker 1: would urge everybody to I like rock. I like Elon
Speaker 1: Musk's version of AI the best. It is the most fun.
Speaker 1: You could put it in extreme mode and know exactly
Speaker 1: what Linda's really thinking because you can get raw, down
Speaker 1: and dirty. I mean it is hardcore. Have you done it? Maybe? Maybe?
Speaker 1: What would Linda McLaughlin say in extreme mode about topic A,
Speaker 1: B or C and see what comes up? I think
Speaker 1: it would be pretty funny. Linda McLaughlin from The Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity Show, is this what is it called?
Speaker 12: Un?
Speaker 11: What's the it's un.
Speaker 1: It's like I just call it extreme. No, there's another word.
Speaker 2: I can't think of it.
Speaker 1: It's like unfiltered or un something. Yeah, I forget it.
Speaker 1: I mean I just know what button to push online. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's all there is to it. I mean
Speaker 1: I could actually I could play it for you. Uh
Speaker 1: let me see if I can do this year Aarrah,
Speaker 1: can you please tell us what Linda McLaughlin from the
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show might say she's mad at Sean. That's
Speaker 1: the Linda tide to his radio show.
Speaker 11: If Linda were upset with Sean, she'd likely keep it professional,
Speaker 11: but pointed given their long working relationship and her role
Speaker 11: behind the scene. She might say something like, Sean, you're
Speaker 11: pushing this narrative too hard without the full context.
Speaker 1: Let's stick to the facts and.
Speaker 11: Not just what fires up the bait or if it's personal.
Speaker 1: Maybe you've got to.
Speaker 11: Stop steamrolling the team's input. We're here to make the
Speaker 11: show better, not just not along.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Arah, I appreciate it. I'm done. Clearly, Aura
Speaker 1: does not know me at all, so that's wrong. Are
Speaker 1: I'm finished? Thank you? All right, let's get back to it.
Speaker 1: That is not that is not me. We're a few
Speaker 1: years off. It's still developing. No, but but if I
Speaker 1: were to ask it about something, I would say, it
Speaker 1: would be more accurate because there's more about me in
Speaker 1: the public domain. Let's do it that way, all right,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Arah, I'm finished. Now let's get back to
Speaker 1: our busy phones. Joan and Alaska. Hey Joan, how are you?
Speaker 12: Yes, Hello, Sean. I'm a longtime listener and I just
Speaker 12: I'm so addicted to your show. I listened to you
Speaker 12: every morning and watch you every night. My question is
Speaker 12: now that Elin Mosk has stepped down, I don't know
Speaker 12: whether he stepped down permanently or completely.
Speaker 1: He didn't step down permanently, but he has to bring
Speaker 1: more of his attention back to his businesses, which was
Speaker 1: by the way, planned from day one. And he just
Speaker 1: said recently he will be around for the next four years.
Speaker 12: Okay, that's wonderful, because I thought, are they going to
Speaker 12: dismantle nose or are they his staff continuing his work
Speaker 12: that he started.
Speaker 1: It will be continued all across all aspects of government
Speaker 1: for the entire four years of the Trump administration. They've
Speaker 1: been very very clear about that.
Speaker 12: Now, in the event, god forbid, the Democrats take over
Speaker 12: the House and and the presidency, will they be able
Speaker 12: to reverse what Elon Musk has done. And if so,
Speaker 12: then that means everything he has done was just all
Speaker 12: for naught.
Speaker 1: Listen, it is a great danger because it's very hard
Speaker 1: to codify every executive order that Donald Trump puts into
Speaker 1: the law with the arcane rules of cloture in the
Speaker 1: US Senate, and that means you need sixty votes. And
Speaker 1: these Democrats just hate Trump. They don't want to help
Speaker 1: them in any way, shape, matter or form, not even
Speaker 1: on something as basic, fundamental and simple as as you know,
Speaker 1: eliminating waste, fraud, abuse and corruption, even though top Democrats
Speaker 1: have set up for years they obviously didn't mean any
Speaker 1: of it. The difference between Trump and them is he
Speaker 1: means it. So I mean, yeah, elections matter, Elections have consequences.
Speaker 1: And Democrats they're in this this very weird space where
Speaker 1: they're being led by the radicals. But there's a lot
Speaker 1: of talk, well, how can we possibly message the American
Speaker 1: people in the right way and say the things that
Speaker 1: we'll get us elected, then we'll be extreme again. You
Speaker 1: got to always be careful because that's been their previous
Speaker 1: m for a long time. Anyway, Joe and we love
Speaker 1: our friends in Alaska. Thank you. Eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one, Shawn, our number Shawn in Oklahoma. You're next.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 3: Hey, mister Hanny do you thanks to taking my car?
Speaker 1: Thank you? What's going on?
Speaker 3: I have a question for you. That executive order that
Speaker 3: Trump signed about the English language me being a truck
Speaker 3: driver and us following under the rules and regulations of
Speaker 3: the federal government like that, would each state have its
Speaker 3: own power to determine if they do follow that or not.
Speaker 1: I don't believe so. I believe that the supremacy clause
Speaker 1: would would probably supersede that that's my understanding. It did
Speaker 1: shock me and it was confirmed by other truckers that
Speaker 1: I know that this test to get your license is
Speaker 1: particularly hard and it's almost mandatory that you go to
Speaker 1: a trucking school to get licensed to driver rig And
Speaker 1: although it's not mandatory, and I think definitely English does
Speaker 1: need to be a requirement considering all of the you know,
Speaker 1: different government agencies, way stations, testing signs, et cetera. That
Speaker 1: you you've you've got to have a good understanding of
Speaker 1: English if you're going to be out there with a
Speaker 1: truck is with an eighteen wheeler, which is one of
Speaker 1: the most dangerous vehicles on the highway. I mean, that
Speaker 1: is a very very critical important job. These guys were
Speaker 1: long hours. You're a trucker that I would assume that
Speaker 1: you know, and it's critical to our supply chain issues
Speaker 1: and we we want we want the best people and
Speaker 1: people that fully understand, uh, how to drive and drive safely.
Speaker 3: Right because I've seen some of them that don't look
Speaker 3: like they can speak or understand the English language going
Speaker 3: through construction zones and I mean they are barelyn to there.
Speaker 3: And my truck is governored for a certain speed.
Speaker 1: And yeah, well a lot of a lot of them are.
Speaker 1: I mean they have to be anyway, my friend, I
Speaker 1: appreciate your call. I think that resolves that one thing
Speaker 1: I did on TV last night. I asked Christy Nome
Speaker 1: about the money that they're paying illegal immigrants to self
Speaker 1: deport and how much money it's going to save taxpayers,
Speaker 1: And then she talked about how it's appropriate for the
Speaker 1: dog to take action if AOC is in fact aided
Speaker 1: and embedded illegal immigrants with her webinar, and here's what
Speaker 1: she said.
Speaker 6: John, that's really what this whole situation is about. We
Speaker 6: spend about seventeen thousand dollars arresting, detaining, and deporting an
Speaker 6: illegal alien right now today. If we have the opportunity
Speaker 6: to purchase a plane ticket and send someone home with
Speaker 6: a stipend like this, it saves us thousands and thousands
Speaker 6: of dollars. And it also is a much safer situation
Speaker 6: for officers and for those in communities, And it gives
Speaker 6: that illegal an opportunity to come back to the United
Speaker 6: States of America. Remember, if they wait until we arrest
Speaker 6: them and deport them, they don't ever get the chance
Speaker 6: to come back to the United States, they don't ever
Speaker 6: get a chance at the American dream. So those individuals
Speaker 6: that are here illegally need to realize this is their
Speaker 6: opportunity to do things the right way.
Speaker 13: Let me get your reaction, Tom Holman, referring Congressman AOC.
Speaker 1: To the Justice Department.
Speaker 13: She had a webinar know your Rights and as part
Speaker 13: of it recommended that illegal immigrants asked for Warren's deploy
Speaker 13: phones to record ICE searches, tips on how to differentiate
Speaker 13: between ICE people and others. Is this what you see,
Speaker 13: and I'm sure you've looked at it. Is this eighty
Speaker 13: in a betting in your view?
Speaker 6: I think the Department of Justice absolutely should look into
Speaker 6: this situation. We've seen not just those that serve in
Speaker 6: public office be willing to break the law to facilitate
Speaker 6: the invasion that has happened and allow criminals to stay here.
Speaker 6: We've also seen judges take radical action to help protect
Speaker 6: these criminals. It's time that we stand for what's right.
Speaker 6: The American people are sick of these people abusing our
Speaker 6: system to try to promote an agenda. And remember, the
Speaker 6: Democrats are using fear to control people. They're out there
Speaker 6: motivating people by fear, and they're standing alongside known terrorists
Speaker 6: in order to endanger our future. So I think it's
Speaker 6: entirely appropriate that the Department of Justice look into these situations.
Speaker 1: All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
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