Speaker 1: Well, well, come in y'all, going the way I get
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Speaker 2: And if you want a little banging and yun ain't
Speaker 2: come along.
Speaker 1: I think we are in the midst of generational change
Speaker 1: and we'll see that continue to unfold. I mean, Richard
Speaker 1: literally sounds like someone who was broken out of the
Speaker 1: insane asylum. Like you just be all over the place.
Speaker 3: This is gestopo like behavior where plain clothes officers wearing
Speaker 3: masks are terrorizing immigrants.
Speaker 4: Trado is back in style. Welcome to the revolution, coming.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of
Speaker 1: you for being with us. Write down our toll free
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Speaker 1: the program. President Trump wrapping up with Elon Musk at
Speaker 1: the White House. He's still staying on dose is still continuing. Uh,
Speaker 1: but Elon is not going to be able to devote
Speaker 1: as much time as he would would like to. Uh,
Speaker 1: but he will still be overseeing so much of it. Uh.
Speaker 1: But the guy's got a million businesses to run and
Speaker 1: it was only supposed to originally be for one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty days. And the DOGE team, while many members,
Speaker 1: will stay intact and those policies are going to continue
Speaker 1: to be implemented across every aspect of our government. With
Speaker 1: the goal of, you know, getting to two trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in waste, fraud, abuse and corruption. They've gotten one hundreds
Speaker 1: of billions of dollars. And it's really it was kind
Speaker 1: of sad to me. And I'm watching Elon and I've
Speaker 1: gotten to meet him now a couple number of times.
Speaker 1: I met him like three or four times now, and
Speaker 1: the guy's absolutely brilliant. He's he's somebody that you just
Speaker 1: you sit there and you want to listen and learn
Speaker 1: from and his he does not think like the rest
Speaker 1: of us. He's on this whole other level, this whole
Speaker 1: other plane, and it's fascinating to watch. And you see
Speaker 1: it in his work as Boring Company, for example. We
Speaker 1: don't really talk about that. In his ability to build
Speaker 1: tunnels and do it cheaply and get it done. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, look look at the Second Avenue subway system
Speaker 1: in New York. How many how many decades and billions
Speaker 1: of dollars have they wasted on that project. Remember it's
Speaker 1: like Second Avenue Subway. Yeah, I remember how much money
Speaker 1: they've been spending on that.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you something, I love that subway
Speaker 2: saves my life. Life.
Speaker 1: Oh well, weren't they supposed to extend it? And they
Speaker 1: still haven't gotten done, just like every other I think
Speaker 1: it took thirty some odd years. And somebody told me
Speaker 1: although I think they recently finished Laguadi Airport. That airport
Speaker 1: my entire adult life was under construction and you could move.
Speaker 2: But it's still filled with lazy people. So it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know, I mean, I just thankfully I
Speaker 1: don't have to fly through it anymore, Thank goodness. I
Speaker 1: don't want to go near it. I just think, though,
Speaker 1: I mean, why would anybody want to do what Elon
Speaker 1: Musk was trying to do and has been and frankly
Speaker 1: very successful and accomplishing a lot and getting us on
Speaker 1: the right track. And if we followed through on his
Speaker 1: example this country, imagine cutting out stop robbing from our
Speaker 1: kids and balancing our budget and eliminating government waste, brought
Speaker 1: an abuse and corruption. I mean, just what we found
Speaker 1: a usaide alone was unbelievable. You know, he leaves having
Speaker 1: found at least two hundred billion dollars, but every department
Speaker 1: is in the process. Remember, after the one big beautiful bill,
Speaker 1: then Republicans will have to almost immediately begin the process
Speaker 1: of returning to regular order, and that means getting a
Speaker 1: budget together by October first, when the fiscal year begins.
Speaker 1: I hope they accomplished that. I hope they begin the
Speaker 1: process of getting that budget in balance because it's critical
Speaker 1: and we got to stop robin from our kids and grandkids.
Speaker 1: I think what the President's been able to set up
Speaker 1: financially for the country is pretty phenomenal, and it is
Speaker 1: it's transformational in so many different ways. You know, nobody
Speaker 1: gives the president credit that, you know. I know there's
Speaker 1: a lot of talk about tariffs, and I would like
Speaker 1: to see more tariff deals done. And the President did
Speaker 1: point out today that China's already broken the tariff agreement
Speaker 1: that they had with the US, and he said he
Speaker 1: made a fast deal with China to save them from
Speaker 1: what I thought was going to be a very bad situation.
Speaker 1: And because of this de everything quickly stabilized. China got
Speaker 1: back to business as usual. Everybody was happy. It was
Speaker 1: good news. And then he said the bad news is China,
Speaker 1: perhaps not surprisingly to some, has totally violated their agreement
Speaker 1: with us. So much for being missed a nice guy,
Speaker 1: he said, It's not immediately clear what agreement was broken,
Speaker 1: but I mean Scott Bessant, you know, was the one
Speaker 1: that broke that news after one long weekend. Now, the
Speaker 1: Chinese need access to our markets. That's not going to change.
Speaker 1: They were experiencing a lot of turmoil in terms of
Speaker 1: their economy, and so I do believe that will force
Speaker 1: them back to the table. It was even unrest in
Speaker 1: many cities in China's people were being laid off and
Speaker 1: they're not being paid well to begin with. But nobody
Speaker 1: gave Donald Trump credit. I mean, all the foundational pieces
Speaker 1: for the greatest economy, or the Golden Age as he
Speaker 1: calls it, are in place, but he doesn't. Nobody, nobody
Speaker 1: really ever talks about it. We have ten trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in investment commitments over the next four years, and we're
Speaker 1: going to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America. We're going
Speaker 1: to start producing semiconductor chips here in America. We're going
Speaker 1: to have more car plans built right here in America,
Speaker 1: and foreign car companies are investing in those plants. I
Speaker 1: mean that that alone is going to create untold millions
Speaker 1: of high paying career jobs for Americans. You know. Now,
Speaker 1: the tariffs also took in a whopping twenty five billion
Speaker 1: dollars last month in April of May. There were record
Speaker 1: months in terms of tariff money that was brought into
Speaker 1: our government. But you start with a basic truth, a
Speaker 1: fundamental truth that is simple, and that is we've been
Speaker 1: ripped off, and we've allowed countries to rip us off,
Speaker 1: friend and foe alike. Now you have two choices at
Speaker 1: that point, you continue to be ripped off and allow
Speaker 1: countries to rip you off, you stand up for yourself
Speaker 1: and you say this has got to stop. And I
Speaker 1: think the President's decision was the right decision. But between
Speaker 1: the ten trillion in commitments from countries and companies and
Speaker 1: the rest of his economic plan, including the one big,
Speaker 1: beautiful bill that will be the largest tax cut in
Speaker 1: history that will eliminate taxes on tips and overtime and
Speaker 1: social security, et cetera. It is, you know, it's just
Speaker 1: going to take a while to get going now. I
Speaker 1: do believe by the time the midterms come along, the
Speaker 1: economy's going to be humming because every time conservative principles
Speaker 1: are put in place on the economy, those principles work.
Speaker 1: And for the president now to finish with I, in
Speaker 1: my view, there are really five big deals that need
Speaker 1: to be done. China is one of them, India is
Speaker 1: another one, Australia, the EU, and Canada slash Mexico. That'd
Speaker 1: be six countries if you're counting officially, but I'm counting
Speaker 1: Canada and Mexico to get other and it's it's and
Speaker 1: we're and we're instilling those principles. It is. You know,
Speaker 1: it's a pretty incredible time that we're living in. Is
Speaker 1: very transformational. Newton and I were talking about this yesterday
Speaker 1: and he couldn't be more right. The Trump administration has
Speaker 1: issued merit based hiring guidelines for the federal government. How's
Speaker 1: that for a change of pace? What a difference an
Speaker 1: administration can make. They're creating merit based hiring, ending the
Speaker 1: use of race, sex Religion, Data for Diversity, Equity Inclusion
Speaker 1: and the Office of Personnel Management release their merit hiring
Speaker 1: plan and it was sent Thursday to heads and acting
Speaker 1: heads of departments and agencies. I mean, why shouldn't the
Speaker 1: best qualified person get the job? Well, they weren't given
Speaker 1: the same opportunity, not everybody in life. Life is not
Speaker 1: fair in that sense. But what about the people that
Speaker 1: work harder in school? What about the people that do
Speaker 1: those free internships. What about the people that put the
Speaker 1: time in. I mean, in some cases they end up
Speaker 1: getting punished for doing it. Now, the Supreme Court has
Speaker 1: backed Donald Trump on ending Joe Biden's illegal alien parole pipeline.
Speaker 1: They ruled Friday that the President can move forward with
Speaker 1: the ending the former president's parole pipeline for illegals while
Speaker 1: the case makes its way through the unappellate Court. And
Speaker 1: by the way, we're talking about the legal status of
Speaker 1: more than five hundred and thirty thousand illegals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua,
Speaker 1: Venezuela or allowed into the US via a Biden error
Speaker 1: parole pipeline known as the cchn V program. And following
Speaker 1: the announcement to non governmental organizations partially funded by Alex
Speaker 1: and George Soros's Open Society Foundation. They sued the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's never ending lawsuit. I mean, what the
Speaker 1: left does, and this is their tactic and strategy, is
Speaker 1: what they could never run on and win on electorally,
Speaker 1: and what they could never get done legislatively because the
Speaker 1: American people would never support it. They go to judge
Speaker 1: shopping and go to judicial activists. At a minimum, they're
Speaker 1: just slowing down the president's progress, you know. So now
Speaker 1: they and the Supreme Court is limiting judges' authority to
Speaker 1: block infrastructure projects over environmental concerns. Elections have consequences. There
Speaker 1: is a constitution that we get lectured about all the time.
Speaker 1: You know, the very people that said democracy is on
Speaker 1: the ballot, democracy in peril of the very people that
Speaker 1: for four years covered up Joe Biden's significant cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: This is the biggest White House presidential scandal in history
Speaker 1: that we had everybody knowing that you had an incompetent,
Speaker 1: frankly cognitively incapacitated president. I mean, and then they were
Speaker 1: going to run for re election. And one guy quoted
Speaker 1: in this fake Jake Tapper books, saying yeah, we just
Speaker 1: have to you know, roll them out every once in
Speaker 1: a while to show proof of life. I mean, fully
Speaker 1: willing to take the power of the presidency away from him.
Speaker 1: Pretty unbelievable. Now, we did have this ruling yesterday about
Speaker 1: you know, the battle over tariffs, and the president rebuked
Speaker 1: a trio of judges who overturned his tariff agenda. But
Speaker 1: then immediately thereafter, an appeals court reinstated the president's policy.
Speaker 1: A federal appeals court has blocked a lower court ruling
Speaker 1: striking down the president's reciprocal tariffs at the request of
Speaker 1: the White House, and that is the right decision. That
Speaker 1: would be, you know, the power of the president, and
Speaker 1: it really is. You know, these are incredible times that
Speaker 1: we're living in. I mean, if you can believe he
Speaker 1: had a federal district judge on Wednesday say that the
Speaker 1: Trump administration's effort to deport Mahmoud Khalil may be unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: But I'm sorry, conservative legal experts are not buying. You're
Speaker 1: not from this country. Why do you think you have
Speaker 1: constitutional rights? This guy was leading these pro Palestine, anti
Speaker 1: Israel activists and protests at Columbia University. An immigration judge
Speaker 1: said he could be deported, but then a US district
Speaker 1: judge for New Jersey said that the order is likely
Speaker 1: to be dismissed as unconstitutionally vague. Again, judge shopping judicial activism.
Speaker 1: You know, Mark Levin wrote a whole book about men
Speaker 1: in black, and one good thing I saw the Justice
Speaker 1: Department is telling the American Bar Association they're no longer
Speaker 1: going to comply with their stupid ratings for judicial nominees.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't. And frankly, it's about time somebody stood up
Speaker 1: to the Federalist Society because they have made some awful recommendations.
Speaker 1: They say they look for originalists for the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: and other high positions on the court, and they have
Speaker 1: been wrong way too often for my liking. And there's
Speaker 1: got to be a different prices to get people that
Speaker 1: have strong constitutional originalist thinking for our court system. This
Speaker 1: Biden cover up scandal, I am telling you, And this
Speaker 1: was right on so many levels. We first pointed it
Speaker 1: out in twenty nineteen. Now think of all the things
Speaker 1: that the Democrats and the media legacy media mob have
Speaker 1: gotten wrong. The list is staggering. And don't think it's
Speaker 1: by accident. They covered up Joe's cognitive state. They knew better,
Speaker 1: they lied. They didn't care because they hate Trump. They
Speaker 1: didn't care that Hillary Clinton paid for the dirty Russian
Speaker 1: disinformation dossier that ended up being the basis of four
Speaker 1: FISA applications and warrants that rune Carter Page's life and
Speaker 1: back toward spying on Donald Trump, the candidate, the transition team,
Speaker 1: and the President. They ignored the phony valuation of mar
Speaker 1: A Lago at eighteen million dollars, sorry, over a billion.
Speaker 1: Ask any realtor in Palm Beach, Florida, and they will
Speaker 1: tell you it's over a billion. And now it sounds
Speaker 1: crazy and it is gold. Look on Zillo the price
Speaker 1: of homes in Palm Beach, It's crazy. They didn't care.
Speaker 1: They didn't care that Letitia James ran on a Get
Speaker 1: Trump platform or Alvin Bragg ran on a Get Trump platform.
Speaker 1: They didn't care about the fact that statute of limitations
Speaker 1: had run out on a misdemeanor case, and they came
Speaker 1: up with a novel legal theory to bring up those
Speaker 1: pony thirty four charges against Donald Trump. The media all
Speaker 1: they cared about, and the same with Joe Biden. And
Speaker 1: his cognitive state was protecting Biden and hurting Trump. They
Speaker 1: didn't care about the five hundred and seventy four riots
Speaker 1: in the summer of twenty twenty. They only cared about
Speaker 1: the one riot. The media has gotten so much wrong.
Speaker 1: Now they're paying a price. I noticed that fake Jake
Speaker 1: Tapper had the lowest ratings he's had in what in
Speaker 1: like ten fifteen years, and he's got more publicity than
Speaker 1: he's ever had. But meanwhile, the media got Richard Jewel wrong,
Speaker 1: they got Duke Lacrosse wrong, they got Uva wrong, they
Speaker 1: got Ferguson Missouri wrong, Freddie Gray wrong. They get everything wrong,
Speaker 1: and they never make a correction. And all the scandals
Speaker 1: involving or so called scandals were Trump because they are corrupt,
Speaker 1: they're ideological, they're liberal, leftist talk show hosts, and they
Speaker 1: are not journalists like they claim. And as we roll
Speaker 1: along eight hundred and nine foot one, Sean, if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, Linda, do
Speaker 1: you agree that this Joe Biden cognitive cover up is
Speaker 1: the greatest presidential White House scandal in our lifetime? I do,
Speaker 1: because what people are not really focused on, and they
Speaker 1: really need to and we're going to get into We're
Speaker 1: doing a deep dive into this tonight. Is what they
Speaker 1: don't understand. The president is the commander in chief. And
Speaker 1: now we had the story come out today damning new
Speaker 1: evidence and James Comer came out. It was on in
Speaker 1: the Western Journal that the autopen scandal. There was more
Speaker 1: activity with that auto pen in the last one hundred
Speaker 1: days of the Biden administration than in his first three
Speaker 1: and a half years. The guy used to be able
Speaker 1: to sign his freaking name and that raises the questions
Speaker 1: about the pardons that he gave last minute, even to
Speaker 1: his family. My view him twenty five now to the
Speaker 1: top of the hour, eight hundred and ninety four one Sean.
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Speaker 1: lot on this tonight because I think it's the biggest
Speaker 1: White House presidential scandal in our history. What did they
Speaker 1: know when did they know it and who was really
Speaker 1: in charge because it wasn't Joe Biden. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is as damning as it gets. And that is and
Speaker 1: I saw this. I forgot. I forgot who wrote this
Speaker 1: in the Western Journal. I guess James Comer speaking to
Speaker 1: reporters and this autopen scandal is the real deal. And
Speaker 1: he stated that they identified individuals effectively doing the work
Speaker 1: of the president in place of the president, signing the
Speaker 1: executive orders and pardons via auto pen. What is this
Speaker 1: autopen thing? I don't get it. I know authors have
Speaker 1: often used it for a book. They'll they'll do variations
Speaker 1: of their their handwriting, and people I've always felt that's
Speaker 1: this in genuous I was given an opportunity in a
Speaker 1: book to do it, and I just I'm like, I
Speaker 1: can sign the stupid book. What's a big deal. I mean,
Speaker 1: if people are nice enough to buy it, I should
Speaker 1: be I should be grateful that they would want my signature.
Speaker 1: And I am. By the way, anyway, I remember remember
Speaker 1: that one year Linda I signed about eighty thousand tip
Speaker 1: sheets and then they actually insert it as a page
Speaker 1: in the book. Yeah, you're really fa It took forever.
Speaker 1: It took one of our.
Speaker 2: Better memories here. It was just so, I mean, you're just.
Speaker 1: Why I did it over my two week vacation on
Speaker 1: around Christmas. I just literally and then people said, well,
Speaker 1: your handwriting changed, I'm like, no, my arm was dead tired.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was at I don't think anything was worse
Speaker 2: than the day you did the live signing. Not worse,
Speaker 2: but just overwhelming at the Reagan Library back.
Speaker 1: In the day was my gosh, yeah, but it was fun.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know what, I'm grateful, you know, but
Speaker 1: if somebody asked me recently, I was at the at
Speaker 1: the Florida Panthers game. You know, I love ice hockey.
Speaker 1: I've always and I can't stand any New York team anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm done. I'm checked out in New York. I'm a
Speaker 1: Florida Panthers fan. And this is their third trip to
Speaker 1: the Stanley Cup and they're going to be playing. It's
Speaker 1: a rematch with Edmonton and again this year. And that
Speaker 1: series went seven games last year and they were up
Speaker 1: three zero. You know how stressful that was for me.
Speaker 1: It's more stressful than doing the show and talking to
Speaker 1: you on a daily basis. That could be pretty stressful.
Speaker 2: It's pretty intense.
Speaker 1: So and somebody said, you must not like taking selfies.
Speaker 1: I'm like, can I ask you a question? And to
Speaker 1: go sure? I said, what do you do for a
Speaker 1: business for a living? And he tells me whatever the
Speaker 1: business he's in. I said, if your customer asked to
Speaker 1: take a picture, would you take a picture? I mean,
Speaker 1: anybody that wouldn't take a picture with somebody that's nice
Speaker 1: enough to want one, I'm like, you're insane. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have a job unless people listen to my show or
Speaker 1: watch my TV show. I'm very grateful. I don't know
Speaker 1: why people have that attitude. You know, there are people,
Speaker 1: you know, Frank Sinatra famously told, you know, would curse
Speaker 1: people out of dask for an autograph or a picture.
Speaker 1: I'm like, well, why, it makes no sense to me. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Comer you know was on my show earlier this week,
Speaker 1: but Anyway also posted on x and revealed that there
Speaker 1: have been a massive upticks in these pardons and executive
Speaker 1: orders during Biden's last hundred days. And he said there
Speaker 1: was an activity in the last one hundred days of
Speaker 1: the Biden administration more than the first three and a
Speaker 1: half years. And he said the four staffers that we
Speaker 1: asked to have have come to come in for transcribed
Speaker 1: interviews have all lawyered up. He said, there's more activity
Speaker 1: in the last hundred days of the Biden administration than
Speaker 1: the first three and a half years of the Biden administration,
Speaker 1: and that means far more reaching executive orders. Now, I've
Speaker 1: been told by some of my sources that there are
Speaker 1: certain traps that have been set by the people they
Speaker 1: that knew they were leaving to try to make the
Speaker 1: Trump people look bad. And all I'll tell you is,
Speaker 1: if some things seem to be going slower, then you
Speaker 1: might like that may be part of the reason. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, I can confirm it is part
Speaker 1: of the reason. That is very very real, and one
Speaker 1: day that will come out. But we've got to ask
Speaker 1: questions here that I guess we're a little bit uncomfortable
Speaker 1: with people like I remember the Wall Street Journal, Remember
Speaker 1: in early June of twenty four they had a story
Speaker 1: entitled behind closed Doors, Biden shows signs of slipping. Now,
Speaker 1: we were talking about this as early as twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: We went out on a limb. We were widely panned,
Speaker 1: widely criticized attack for it. And anyway, eventually people started
Speaker 1: catching up. Wall Street Journal writes this piece in June
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty four about Biden's slipping, and the reporters
Speaker 1: buying that story were viciously attacked by by by just
Speaker 1: speaking up and telling the truth. And then it was
Speaker 1: not long thereafter that they came up with this term
Speaker 1: cheap bake videos. And here's where the tough question is
Speaker 1: gonna comit. Were the people closest to Biden. I know,
Speaker 1: I'm not supposed to ask this question. Is anyone really
Speaker 1: going to try and convince me they didn't see it?
Speaker 1: Or do you believe as I do, that they saw
Speaker 1: far worse than we ever saw that whenever Joe got
Speaker 1: in public, we got the best Joe that we were
Speaker 1: ever gonna get, and it had to be far worse
Speaker 1: behind the scenes. And that's why I had this small window,
Speaker 1: what ten to three every day of four and how
Speaker 1: many days did they call lit at nine am ten
Speaker 1: am in the morning meeting? You're not gonna see her
Speaker 1: here from the president again all day? You know, compare
Speaker 1: that to the speed of Trump. It's unbelievable. But does
Speaker 1: the word elder abuse seem to be appropriate here? If
Speaker 1: people knew he was, is that cognitively impaired and not
Speaker 1: up to the job, and they still were pushing him
Speaker 1: to run when he could barely get over the finish
Speaker 1: line and finish his first term and maybe wasn't even
Speaker 1: in charge at the end. I mean, that's such a
Speaker 1: massive scandal, unbelievable. Core inflation has fallen to its lowest
Speaker 1: rate in four years. I guess Wall Street was wrong again.
Speaker 1: The CPI Consumer Price Index only up point one percent
Speaker 1: in April, the second month in a row. Consumers got
Speaker 1: relief from inflation that has plagued the economy throughout the
Speaker 1: Biden years. And by the way, and it turns out
Speaker 1: prices are just up two point one percent. Remember Biden
Speaker 1: inherited one point nine percent and then he took it
Speaker 1: to nine percent two point one percent? Well, what has
Speaker 1: the Fed been telling us? Their target is two point zero?
Speaker 1: Jer Own Powell? Cut rates interest rates immediately you reach
Speaker 1: your stated goal. There's no earthly reason why you're keeping
Speaker 1: interest rates this high. Because it's hurt in the economy.
Speaker 1: It's slowing down home building, it's slowing down the sale
Speaker 1: of existing homes. What are you doing? You know, this
Speaker 1: is your favorite inflation gauge, the Fed's favorite inflation gauge,
Speaker 1: the Consumer Price Index. It's unbelievable America's trade deficit with
Speaker 1: the rest of the world that has been cut in half.
Speaker 1: This was in the Wall Street Journal. Most of the
Speaker 1: media breaking its neck looking the other way this morning
Speaker 1: stunning Commerce Department report on inflation now plunged under Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to a four year low. And you probably won't
Speaker 1: be hearing too much about it, but you know then
Speaker 1: you have. Thanks to the Trump tariffs, America's trade deficit
Speaker 1: with the rest of the world has now been cut
Speaker 1: nearly in half. US trade deficit for good shrank substantially
Speaker 1: in April's new tariffs weight on imports goods good imports
Speaker 1: fell twenty percent two hundred and seventy six point one billion,
Speaker 1: exports rose three point four percent. Well, that's good for
Speaker 1: American workers, isn't it. And he will get these trade
Speaker 1: deals done. I'm very confident of that. New Commerce Department
Speaker 1: numbers show that implation rate under Trump has now dropped
Speaker 1: to the lowest level in four years. Incomes rose by
Speaker 1: a healthy zero point eight percent in April. We're doing
Speaker 1: a lot better already under Donald Trump. Way do we
Speaker 1: get the big beautiful bill energy dominance going, the tax
Speaker 1: cuts in place. The ten trillion in committed money is
Speaker 1: to be spent manufacturing beginning in this country. Treasury Secretary
Speaker 1: Scott Bessen telling Fox News that he has sympathy for
Speaker 1: some members of the Senate who want more spending cuts,
Speaker 1: but the issue can't be solved in a year. They're
Speaker 1: doing the very best. They're also working under the difficulty
Speaker 1: of reconciliation, which is hard, but it is I would argue,
Speaker 1: the most conservative bil I've seen in my life. It's
Speaker 1: not perfect, and I think they got to get to
Speaker 1: work right away and take their pen and start slashing
Speaker 1: as much as possible and move this country towards a
Speaker 1: balanced budget and stop robbing from our kids and save
Speaker 1: you know, social Security and Medicaid, and also build the
Speaker 1: next generation of weaponry. To take a lot of money,
Speaker 1: we need to get people back to work with high
Speaker 1: paying career jobs. It's a great way to start. Volkswagon,
Speaker 1: which is Europe's largest industrial group, said that they will
Speaker 1: make quote a massive investment in the US. Why are
Speaker 1: all these countries doing this because of Donald Trump? Why
Speaker 1: are they doing it also because they want access to
Speaker 1: our markets. They want to sell you their stuff. That's
Speaker 1: the reason. And as long as we'd sit back and
Speaker 1: allow these countries to abuse us, they'd never make these investments.
Speaker 1: Why should they? And we were stupid enough to allow
Speaker 1: it to happen. There was an interesting Salon piece out
Speaker 1: how long how low will Democrats sink before the DNC
Speaker 1: acts the DNC can't get their own act together, David
Speaker 1: Hogg saying that he's gonna primary raise millions of dollars
Speaker 1: in primary incumbents. By the way, Victor Davis Hansen is
Speaker 1: predicting Schumer's ouster by AOC as political pressures mount, I
Speaker 1: can see that for sure, one hundred percent. Uh. Jasmine
Speaker 1: Crockett goes on I guess Jim Acosta fake news. Acosta
Speaker 1: has a podcast anyway, He had on one of our
Speaker 1: favorite Democrats. We love Jasmine Crockett on this program. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: We love AOC, we love Jasmine Crockett, we love the squad,
Speaker 1: we love Grandpa Bernie. I mean, that's the face of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. Let everybody hear for them. Did you
Speaker 1: see Stephen A. Smith. You'd play them all day if
Speaker 1: you could. Last night on TV, it was pretty funny,
Speaker 1: but there, you know, and she thinks that the actually
Speaker 1: believes that Donald Trump will throw her in jail. Nobody
Speaker 1: wants to throw her in jail. Just talking, and let
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama keep talking too. Do you hear she was
Speaker 1: talking about autism may have been caused by older sperm.
Speaker 1: Did you see that this week? And then a women's
Speaker 1: reproductive system is not primarily intended for bearing children. Reproductive system.
Speaker 1: Let's pay attention to the words we're talking about here.
Speaker 1: Well that's what she said. Anyways, she was having a
Speaker 1: discussion about where women should go to get proper information.
Speaker 1: So many men have no idea what women go through, right, well,
Speaker 1: there are things that men go through that maybe women
Speaker 1: don't know about exactly. That makes sense, right, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: just that just need to be quiet. We haven't considered
Speaker 1: you know how it affects a lot of male lawmakers,
Speaker 1: a lot of male politicians, a lot of male religious leaders.
Speaker 1: And now they think about the issue of choice as
Speaker 1: if it's just a about the fetus, the baby. But
Speaker 1: women's reproductive health is about our life. Well nobody, you know,
Speaker 1: rape Vin says mother's life. Almost everybody makes out those
Speaker 1: exceptions and more country is kind of It's called a fetus.
Speaker 1: It's a fetus.
Speaker 2: But if it was murdered, you know, would be a
Speaker 2: double homicide.
Speaker 1: It'd be murdered. You have Anthony Wiener's back. He was
Speaker 1: asked about our women. You know, he equipped that women
Speaker 1: are crazy about him, despite going to prison and being
Speaker 1: required to register as a sex offender. Oh sure, my,
Speaker 1: oh my god, they're crazy about me, he said, women
Speaker 1: are crazy about me. He's on some podcast and you know. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the sexting saga began more than a decade ago with
Speaker 1: a lude photo of the married congressman in his underwear
Speaker 1: was posted on one of Wiener's public social media accounts.
Speaker 1: Whoopsie Daisy. Remember when Andrew Breitbart took over that that
Speaker 1: press conference and then we had him on right after that.
Speaker 2: Incredible, That was actually funny.
Speaker 1: He commandeered the whole presser. He just took over the room.
Speaker 2: He kept his phone on so we were able to
Speaker 2: get him like live while it was happening.
Speaker 1: Oh it was. He was a force of nature. And
Speaker 1: he and I we once had a big battle. Remember
Speaker 1: I told this story before, but right part So one
Speaker 1: day he gives a speech and he uses Linda salty language,
Speaker 1: very salty language, words I would never use for a woman. Okay,
Speaker 1: And I called him, I said, how'd you like your speech?
Speaker 1: He said, the crowd loved it. I said, let me
Speaker 1: ask you a question. Do you want to be able
Speaker 1: to have power and influence for just the long term
Speaker 1: or are you just in this for the short term
Speaker 1: long term? And then we got into an argument. Well,
Speaker 1: I said, if you keep if you keep calling women
Speaker 1: those names, you're never going to be taken seriously. Anyway,
Speaker 1: he ends up hanging up on me. He didn't call
Speaker 1: me back, and then after he called me back, we
Speaker 1: had a night. He hung up on me again, and
Speaker 1: then he finally called me back and he said, thought
Speaker 1: about it. You're right. He was a good guy, He
Speaker 1: really was, and he was gutsy. He was like one
Speaker 1: of the first people to be out there and be
Speaker 1: really gutsy. All right, eight hundred and nine point one, Shawn,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: It turns out everything we reported about Russia collusion ended
Speaker 1: up being right, just like we're right about so many
Speaker 1: other things. We'll check in with Greg Jared on the
Speaker 1: other side of this. Why is the Nashville Mayor Freddie
Speaker 1: O'Connell endangering the lives of ice agents by doxing them,
Speaker 1: and when is that going to be against the law. Also,
Speaker 1: Rich Burgess will join us and we'll talk about how
Speaker 1: good parenting and fatherhood and toxic versus toxic masculinity and
Speaker 1: what the difference is. You know, Yeah, you can be
Speaker 1: the head of your household. Oh my gosh, open the
Speaker 1: door for a woman. Oh, pay for a date. Toxic
Speaker 1: masculinity straight ahead,