Speaker 1: And welcome back to the Sean Hennedy Show on Greg
Speaker 1: Jarrett filling in for Sean today and tomorrow. I'm a
Speaker 1: Fox News legal analyst and a trial attorney by trade,
Speaker 1: and obviously, the big news today is the newly launched
Speaker 1: criminal investigation by the Department of Justice and the FBI
Speaker 1: into the actions of James Comy and John Brennan in
Speaker 1: the Crossfire Hurricane, otherwise known as the Russia Hoax. Happy
Speaker 1: to have with us New Gingridge, former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: author of a new book that is out today. You've
Speaker 1: got to get it, Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest Comeback. Newt
Speaker 1: is obviously a number one New York Times bestselling author
Speaker 1: and so many of his books I've read, and all
Speaker 1: of them are absolutely terrific. Mister Speaker, many thanks for
Speaker 1: taking the time on what I know is a busy day.
Speaker 1: And let me begin by you got one heck of
Speaker 1: an indorsement on social media from Donald Trump, and if
Speaker 1: you'll allow me, let me just read it's pretty short.
Speaker 1: The wonderful Newt Gingrish has just written a book that
Speaker 1: is the talk of DC. It's called Trump's Triumph, America's
Speaker 1: Greatest comeback word is that it's fantastic. But I haven't
Speaker 1: read it yet. I've been a little too busy. When
Speaker 1: I do, I'll let you know but what I think
Speaker 1: of it. But Newt always does it right by a copy. Now,
Speaker 1: mister speaker, that's a fantastic endorsement, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Well course, Tim' a sort of surprised when it came out,
Speaker 2: and of course obviously very grateful and delighted. I do
Speaker 2: think that the Trump's triumph has a lot in it
Speaker 2: that helps people both understand the recent election and helps
Speaker 2: them have a sense of where we're going in the
Speaker 2: next couple of years. And it's been an astonishing rate
Speaker 2: of change. I mean, the number of things that President
Speaker 2: Trump has done per day is just unimaginable, I think.
Speaker 2: And of course you're a great analyst, and we've done
Speaker 2: a number of podcasts and other things together. I'm always
Speaker 2: impressed with your knowledge and this decision, which I think
Speaker 2: personally as a non lawyer, I think is exactly right
Speaker 2: to go after the former head of the CIA and
Speaker 2: the former head of the FBI for what I think
Speaker 2: are clearly felonies where they were deeply abusing the power
Speaker 2: of government. Doesn't surprise me, but it sure does take
Speaker 2: a lot of courage on Trump's port.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it absolutely does. And I do want to talk
Speaker 1: to you about that and get more of your thoughts
Speaker 1: on that as well as the big beautiful bill. But
Speaker 1: your book is so opportune at this moment. Again, it
Speaker 1: comes out today. It's called Trump's triumph, America's greatest comeback. Really,
Speaker 1: it really is, since the re election of Grover Cleveland,
Speaker 1: the only person to you get non consecutive terms. But
Speaker 1: is your book points out Trump was never a typical
Speaker 1: political candidate. He was the leader of a movement which
Speaker 1: he recognized in the American people. Trump didn't invent make
Speaker 1: America great again. You write, he intuited it. That's pretty remarkable,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Well, it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, I think Trump is one of the
Speaker 2: most extraordinary presidents in American history. He's starting in a
Speaker 2: very very small group of genuine change agents, and he
Speaker 2: has a remarkable ability to sense where the American people are.
Speaker 3: I mean, I thought in a way it was captured.
Speaker 2: During the campaign when he went to McDonald's to hand
Speaker 2: out French fries, recognizing that eighty seven percent of the
Speaker 2: country goes to McDonald's at least once he. I mean,
Speaker 2: you could not place yourself anywhere that has a greater
Speaker 2: natural affinity for Americans than to be having French fries
Speaker 2: at McDonald's. And it's just typical of his ability to
Speaker 2: sense the country and the thing which I think is
Speaker 2: driving the Democrats crazy. But you know that the American
Speaker 2: people and Trump are singing one song, and the Democrats
Speaker 2: are off in a corner singing a weird, radically different song,
Speaker 2: and nobody's joining them and singing it.
Speaker 1: You know, your book makes a great point when it
Speaker 1: says that Trump assembled a massive coalition of Americans from
Speaker 1: all backgrounds who were tired of being told what to do,
Speaker 1: what to say, what to believe, and he made historic
Speaker 1: inroads with voter groups that traditionally don't vote Republican. You know,
Speaker 1: how did he know how to do that? Was it
Speaker 1: instinctual or do you think he actually has an uncommon
Speaker 1: understanding of the working class in America that used to
Speaker 1: be championed by Democrats who have now turned against them.
Speaker 3: Well, I look, I think it's a couple of things.
Speaker 2: I think, first of all, he was a construction real
Speaker 2: estate guy, not a finance real estate guy. So he
Speaker 2: was out there on the street talking to the folks
Speaker 2: who were building the buildings or who were developing the
Speaker 2: golf courses. I mean Trump's ability to hang out with people,
Speaker 2: listen to them, be pleasant with them is just amazing.
Speaker 3: Years ago.
Speaker 2: Oprah Lunfrey actually the whole series of videos of Trump
Speaker 2: where he went to one of his hotels and he
Speaker 2: wore the uniform of every different job.
Speaker 3: In the hotel.
Speaker 2: Now, my favorite is he's the dorman and he walks
Speaker 2: the dog for one of the guests, comes back and says, now,
Speaker 2: do I get a tip?
Speaker 3: It's amazing to watch.
Speaker 2: So he had this instinct. Second, remember for thirteen years
Speaker 2: he had a top rated NBC show, and I always
Speaker 2: used to tell reporters in Washington that if The Apprentice
Speaker 2: had come on PBS right after Dalton Abbey, they would
Speaker 2: have understood how really good Trump was doing this. And
Speaker 2: then third, for some reason, and I think it's coming
Speaker 2: from Queens to Manhattan. For some reason, he intuitively understands
Speaker 2: being the underdog and being the everyday guy and never
Speaker 2: being accepted by the elites. I think it was his
Speaker 2: own life was like that, and I think as a
Speaker 2: result he has far more affection for African American or
Speaker 2: Latino or blue collar workers than for the folks who
Speaker 2: are at the Harvard Club in Manhattan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I don't recall an American president who
Speaker 1: has had as many successes in such a short period
Speaker 1: of time as Donald Trump. You know, we're five months
Speaker 1: into his presidency, and of course it looks all the
Speaker 1: more impressive following the bungled presidency of Joe Biden on
Speaker 1: foreign policy, whether it's Iran or negotiating ceasefires, and you know,
Speaker 1: long standing what we hope will be long standing treaties
Speaker 1: here at home. Supreme Court victories in the last couple
Speaker 1: of weeks are really quite astonishing, finally getting the High
Speaker 1: Court after decades to kill the insane practice of judges
Speaker 1: issuing nationwide injunctions that were halting his agenda and freezing
Speaker 1: the function of government. But you know, he won that
Speaker 1: one in a landmark decision. And of course the most
Speaker 1: recent is his big beautiful bill. What's your assessment of
Speaker 1: now that it's been passed, the impact that will have
Speaker 1: a the nation.
Speaker 3: Well, it's enormous.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the largest tax cut in history. It
Speaker 2: is a huge bill in terms of deregulation, it's a
Speaker 2: big bill.
Speaker 3: In terms of energy production.
Speaker 2: It is begun to cut parts of the federal government
Speaker 2: that need to be cut. All these things wrapped up
Speaker 2: in one bill, which, frankly I give John Thuon a
Speaker 2: lot of credit. Getting a bill that big through the
Speaker 2: Senate that quickly is virtually miraculous. But its impact is
Speaker 2: going to be felt in every part of America, and
Speaker 2: it begins.
Speaker 3: To reset some key values.
Speaker 2: It says, you know, if you're able bodied, you ought
Speaker 2: to be working. Well, that's what we did in the nineties.
Speaker 2: But the Democrats hated it for some bizarre reason. Democrats
Speaker 2: don't believe in work and don't want to incentivize work.
Speaker 2: The bill provides that we're not going to pay tax
Speaker 2: money for illegal immigrants, and again the Democrats hated that
Speaker 2: because they want to give our tax money away to
Speaker 2: anybody who shows up. So you go down the list
Speaker 2: and you realize this is a very powerful, remarkable bill.
Speaker 2: It's going to take months and months to totally work
Speaker 2: its way through the system, but when it's done, it
Speaker 2: will have moved America decisively away from the corrupt establishment
Speaker 2: that we have been saddled with. And towards a very
Speaker 2: different future.
Speaker 1: Have the Democrats lost their way? They seem completely lost.
Speaker 1: They don't seem to be in favor of anything, only
Speaker 1: opposing everything that Donald Trump does and stands for.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think that's fair. Look, I mean, with
Speaker 2: all due respect, greg they are in favor of transgenders
Speaker 2: competing in women's sports. They are in favor of open borders.
Speaker 2: They are in favor of defunding ICE. They are in
Speaker 2: favor of a week America overseas. I mean, there are
Speaker 2: a lot of things they favor. I mean, if you
Speaker 2: look at their newest great leader, who mamdanas, who is
Speaker 2: Mam Donnie Brother, who favors getting rid of all the
Speaker 2: billionaires in New York, wants to radically raise taxes, favors
Speaker 2: a government run grocery store.
Speaker 3: You get down the list and you.
Speaker 2: Think, I mean, this guy is like nuts, but he's
Speaker 2: probably going to be the Democratic mayor of New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're right about that. And you know,
Speaker 1: he calls himself a socialist. But when you look at
Speaker 1: what he advocates, particularly, you know, taking overall manufacturing and production,
Speaker 1: that's straight out of Karl Marx. He and Jonathan Turley
Speaker 1: wrote about this. He said, you know, Mandami is a Marxist,
Speaker 1: and of course anybody who's read Higgel and Marx know
Speaker 1: that the ultimate goal of Marxism is communism. And you
Speaker 1: know that. I envision a New York City. It's going
Speaker 1: to wake up the day after the election and be mortified.
Speaker 1: And they should only blame themselves because if the last
Speaker 1: election is anything like the one coming forward, which had
Speaker 1: like twenty three percent of people actually voting, they're going
Speaker 1: to have buyers remorse on the first day, aren't they.
Speaker 2: Well, I look, I think what you're going to see
Speaker 2: is people who are rational will leave. I mean, New
Speaker 2: York could have the biggest exodus in its history. And
Speaker 2: you have to ask yourself, given the failure of communism
Speaker 2: in Cuba, Venezuela, Russia, why.
Speaker 3: Would you think this is going to work.
Speaker 2: Why would you think that a government run grocery store
Speaker 2: is going to be better than the private sector? And
Speaker 2: you just have to wonder, and how do these people
Speaker 2: manage to avoid learning?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, I mean it's it befuddles me. I'm confounded at
Speaker 1: what has become of New York. Let me shift over
Speaker 1: to what has been our top story in the last hour.
Speaker 1: In this criminal investigation by the Department of Justice and
Speaker 1: the FBI into John Brennan and James Comy. You know,
Speaker 1: it's been a long time coming. I wrote two books
Speaker 1: about it, The Russia Hoax and witch Hunt, and I
Speaker 1: identify all the crimes that I suspect people like Comy
Speaker 1: and Brennan and all the others have committed. People Democrats
Speaker 1: will say this is retribution, it's vengeance by Trump. No,
Speaker 1: isn't it upholding the rule of law?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: I mean I would say, what are we supposed to
Speaker 2: do if we discover that the head of the CIA
Speaker 2: and the head of the FBI deliberately and willfully broke
Speaker 2: the law, knew they were breaking the law and did
Speaker 2: it for political purposes. I mean, I shrug your shoulders
Speaker 2: and say, hope you have a nice gament. I think
Speaker 2: it's absolutely totally correct and an example of the rule
Speaker 2: of law. To investigate them, to indict them. They have
Speaker 2: every right and defend themselves in court. And I think
Speaker 2: the trial candidly, I think the trial will be fascinating and.
Speaker 3: You will have a heyday.
Speaker 2: But explaining it to the American people, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I called it the dirtiest political trick in American history,
Speaker 1: this collusion, delusion that was perpetrated by people like Comy
Speaker 1: and Brennan and Hillary Clinton who financed it, and so
Speaker 1: many others were involved. I mean, you're you're a professor
Speaker 1: of politics. Would you agree that this has to rank
Speaker 1: among the dirtiest political tricks ever?
Speaker 2: Well, it's among the most frightening because if you have
Speaker 2: your national police force, which is the FB, and you
Speaker 2: have the center of your intelligence system, which is the CIA,
Speaker 2: and the top two people are actively plotting against the president,
Speaker 2: I say, I mean, this is the stuff of novels
Speaker 2: and movies.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know this, this.
Speaker 2: Is totally it's virtually it really verges on treason what
Speaker 2: they were doing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And the irony, of course, is it was John Brennan
Speaker 1: who publicly accused Donald Trump of treason. New Gingrich, I
Speaker 1: want to thank you so much. You've got a wonderful
Speaker 1: endorsement by President Trump of your brand new book. It's
Speaker 1: called Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest Comeback. It comes out today.
Speaker 1: You can order it online, go to your local bookstore.
Speaker 1: Former Speaker of the House, Nuke Gingrich, many thanks for
Speaker 1: being with.
Speaker 3: Us today with you.
Speaker 1: We're gonna pause and take a quick break on Greg
Speaker 1: Jarrett filling in for Sean Hannity. Give us a call
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Speaker 1: bunch of people and we're gonna hear from them. Harla, Norm, Matt, Jim.
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Speaker 1: And when we come back, we're gonna hear from Harla
Speaker 1: and then Norm, Matt and Jim. Hey, welcome back to
Speaker 1: the Sean Hennity Show. I Greg Jared filling in for
Speaker 1: Sean Today. We have a lot of callers. We're going
Speaker 1: to get to right away. You can follow me on
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Speaker 1: got a new column out today, a new CIA report
Speaker 1: finally reveals the secret plot to take down Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and of course it comes on the heels of late
Speaker 1: yesterday's breaking news that the FBI and the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice have opened criminal investigations into the former CIA director
Speaker 1: John Brennan and the former disgraced FBI director James Comey.
Speaker 1: So you can read that on social media on x
Speaker 1: or you can go to my website Vgreg Jarrett dot com.
Speaker 1: Let's go to our callers. Harla joins us from Doylesburg, Pennsylvania. Harla,
Speaker 1: thanks so much for waiting and appreciate your phone call.
Speaker 1: Do you have a question or comment?
Speaker 6: I just like to comment that I'm a six of
Speaker 6: Sean Show and I really enjoyed your interview style with
Speaker 6: Nus being rich that you just did today.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you, that's very nice of you. You know,
Speaker 1: Nude is such a learned person, and you know he
Speaker 1: he is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to
Speaker 1: American politics and American history. Of course, he used to
Speaker 1: be a history professor before he became a member of
Speaker 1: Congress and later Speaker of the House. But you know,
Speaker 1: he's uncommonly eloquent and yet very direct with plain language,
Speaker 1: and his books are all worth reading. Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Did you have any other questions or comment, Harlow.
Speaker 6: Well, I definitely believe what's going on with what they're
Speaker 6: discovering today. But you were talking about I'm a big
Speaker 6: saying certain writers, as you knowedge story, and they would
Speaker 6: believe it's because it's what they would write about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's funny. I have often made the
Speaker 1: remark similar to yours, Harlowe, that I mean, you couldn't
Speaker 1: make this up unless you were writing detective fiction or
Speaker 1: some sort of spy novel. And you know, I love fiction.
Speaker 1: I mostly read nonfiction, but I read books by Michael Connolly,
Speaker 1: John Grisham, Dan Brown. Recently I read seven books by
Speaker 1: Daniel Silva, who is such a fine, fine writer. And
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think any of those terrific authors
Speaker 1: could have come up with a plot as devious as
Speaker 1: this was against Donald Trump, the Russia hoax, And if
Speaker 1: anybody wants to read more about it, my second book
Speaker 1: on the subject called witch Hunt, The Story of the
Speaker 1: Greatest Mass Delusion, in American political history. I invite you
Speaker 1: to read it. You can buy it on Amazon dot
Speaker 1: Com or it's in many bookstores as well. Harlaw, thanks
Speaker 1: so much for your phone called. Norm joins us from
Speaker 1: Long Island. Hey Norm, how are you good?
Speaker 5: Afternoon? Hi? I'm good. I had a couple of questions.
Speaker 5: The first one is what's going on with Letitia James.
Speaker 5: You know, we heard a lot about it. It was
Speaker 5: fun page in the New York Post, and now you
Speaker 5: don't hear anything going on of being and dieted ear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's interesting. There is, of course, the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice lawsuit against Attorney General Letitia James the
Speaker 1: Age in New York for obstructing federal immigration and enforcement
Speaker 1: and deportation. There is also a criminal investigation that was
Speaker 1: launched against Letitia James based on allegations of mortgage fraud
Speaker 1: that in order to get favorable terms, she lied about
Speaker 1: a variety of things. Now that is still pending, And
Speaker 1: of course we are also waiting for the Appellate court
Speaker 1: in New York to completely knock out or knock down
Speaker 1: the case she brought against Donald Trump, in which she
Speaker 1: accuses accused him ironically of loan fraud and tried to
Speaker 1: put him out of business. And you know, I listened
Speaker 1: into some of the appellate arguments and it was pretty
Speaker 1: clear that the judges weren't buying what Latsia James sold.
Speaker 1: And so we're waiting for that decision to probably overturn some,
Speaker 1: if not all, of the judgment against the Trump organization.
Speaker 1: So thanks for your call. I was wondering the same thing.
Speaker 1: Matt joins us now from Massachusetts. Hey, Matt, how are you.
Speaker 4: I'm good, Greg, and it's great to talk to you.
Speaker 4: It's a two part question. As a lawyer, I believe
Speaker 4: the CIA head and the FBI had score and old
Speaker 4: uphold the constitution and the laws of the country. And
Speaker 4: also the politicians that allowed this evade in a dangerous
Speaker 4: criminals into the United States to cause hav it. Now
Speaker 4: they also swore an old and I don't know under
Speaker 4: the law. Is that high crimes and misdemeanors and considered
Speaker 4: treason or is it not.
Speaker 1: Well, it's an interesting question, and high crimes and misdemeanors
Speaker 1: relates to impeachment, but both Brennan and Comy are no
Speaker 1: longer in office, so that doesn't really apply. Treason but
Speaker 1: the first pot yeah, I mean, look, ironically, it was
Speaker 1: Brennan who accused Trump of treason, and then, of course,
Speaker 1: when the Mule Report came out and found that there
Speaker 1: was no collusion conspiracy, Brenn sheeefishly on television said, oh gee,
Speaker 1: I guess I had bad information, but it was worse
Speaker 1: than that. And your point is is well taken, Matt,
Speaker 1: because you know, if you are abusing the reins of
Speaker 1: power and breaking the law in the process, it could
Speaker 1: constitute a number of different crimes, deprivation of rights under
Speaker 1: color of law, perjury, false statements, fraud upon the government.
Speaker 1: Whether it's treason, I tend to doubt. I'm not a
Speaker 1: fan of treason cases. They tend not to succeed when
Speaker 1: it comes to political activities. So we'll wait and see
Speaker 1: what happens. You know, this criminal investigation should have happened
Speaker 1: a long time ago, but with Merrick Garland as the
Speaker 1: Attorney General under Joe Biden, of course, all of it
Speaker 1: was swept under the rog and he spent most of
Speaker 1: his time as Attorney General trying to protect Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: and those who conspired with Hunter Biden and the Biden
Speaker 1: family to basically sell out the presidency and the vice
Speaker 1: presidency of Joe Biden for financial gain. You know, I
Speaker 1: think that is something that the pardons that Biden issued
Speaker 1: Hunter and five of his family members notwithstanding, should still
Speaker 1: be investigated. Let me go to Earl on our phone line,
Speaker 1: he joins us now from Indiana. Hi, Earl, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm very well.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much, sir. I appreciate what you say
Speaker 7: and and especially your legal responses on everything, but I'd
Speaker 7: like to tell you that I was born very, very poor.
Speaker 7: My father was a orl field laborer, had six major
Speaker 7: back operations. My mother in and out the hospital for
Speaker 7: ten years because of the list I feel your surgery.
Speaker 7: So my brother and I were ultimately raised between my
Speaker 7: maternal and po paternal grandparents. I got a job after
Speaker 7: high school, attending Rights High School and in Evansville, Indiana,
Speaker 7: and I got a job and saw a ride to
Speaker 7: the airport two dollars. I took a ride.
Speaker 5: I was hoped.
Speaker 7: I was only making twelve to fifty week at the time,
Speaker 7: and I was hoped on flying. I eventually got my
Speaker 7: private poets commercial bonds because of four of the people
Speaker 7: at the airport took up a collection sent me to
Speaker 7: burn Moral, Baltimare, where I received my flight Instructors rating.
Speaker 7: So I have just under six thousand dollars flying time.
Speaker 7: But I say this because I so God's been so
Speaker 7: good to me.
Speaker 5: I have a.
Speaker 7: Fastor's master's and I was working with my doctor at
Speaker 7: Indiana University, taking legal courses and all of that. But
Speaker 7: when I was first able to vote, I voted for
Speaker 7: John F. Kennedy. I think a very conservative Democrat, but
Speaker 7: quite frankly, the Liberal Democratic Party left me since I've
Speaker 7: been a very very conservative Republican and I want to
Speaker 7: say that I backed President Trump and everything he does.
Speaker 7: I want to say I'm also a member of the MST,
Speaker 7: the only LST worn on the Ohio River Leos the
Speaker 7: sailing the Orders in the United States. I remember that group.
Speaker 7: But I must see God Christ President Trump and everything
Speaker 7: he is as people are doing, and God bless America.
Speaker 1: Well, God bless you. You've had an incredible life and
Speaker 1: you've achieved a great many things, and thank you for
Speaker 1: sharing that with us. You know, you bring up John F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting how Democrats have changed over the years.
Speaker 1: You know, it was the Democrats who lobbied against civil rights,
Speaker 1: and it was also John F. Kennedy who enforced civil rights.
Speaker 1: And he also cut taxes, and his theory famously was
Speaker 1: that a rising tide lifts all boats, and that you know,
Speaker 1: if you cut taxes for even the wealthy, they're the
Speaker 1: job creators through their businesses. You know, they're the ones
Speaker 1: who put money in people's pockets. And if the government's
Speaker 1: taking away all that money, there is no entrepreneurship, there
Speaker 1: is no investment in research and development and expanding corporate America,
Speaker 1: which provides jobs. And Kennedy understood economics. It's sad that
Speaker 1: Democrats don't. They want to continue to raise taxes, which
Speaker 1: is why they opposed the Big Beautiful Bill, which if
Speaker 1: it hadn't been passed, would have raised taxes. They would
Speaker 1: have reverted back to pre Trump first term taxes. So,
Speaker 1: you know, I think Democrats need to study a little
Speaker 1: bit more of history and economics. But if they want
Speaker 1: to bankrupt America, if they on open borders, in a
Speaker 1: welfare state and free everything, that ain't gonna end. Well,
Speaker 1: let me go to my next caller and Earl, thank
Speaker 1: you for that. Our next caller is Jim from Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Hey Jim, how are you?
Speaker 8: Hey Greg? This is I'm from Wisconsin. I'm just I'm
Speaker 8: a trucker. I'm driving two Minnesota. I got a statement,
Speaker 8: two quick questions. My statement is is, please keep track
Speaker 8: of Tim Walls. You're such a great investigative journalist. That
Speaker 8: guy is so corrupt and he wants to be president.
Speaker 8: So keep keep track of Tim Walls, the governor of Minnesota.
Speaker 8: Here's my two quick questions. Is there anything Trump and
Speaker 8: the executive branch can do with these role district judges
Speaker 8: legally other than impeachment? We're wasting so much of our
Speaker 8: taxpayer money going all the way to Supreme Court. Supreme
Speaker 8: Court keeps overturning these district judges. There's anything legally they
Speaker 8: can do to get rid of these judges so that
Speaker 8: they quit. You know, they're obviously political, they're not going
Speaker 8: by the rule Wall. And then my second question, I
Speaker 8: thought of what one of your other callers was. Can't
Speaker 8: a police officer legally go against his mayor or his
Speaker 8: governor when they're telling him he can't help ice. Isn't
Speaker 8: he also supposed, just like a military person, supposed to
Speaker 8: uphold the rule of law.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look, most sheriffs, but not a wall,
Speaker 1: and police chiefs again not a wall, are elected. I'm
Speaker 1: from Los Angeles, where you know the sheriff is elected.
Speaker 1: I think the police chief is not. But no, I
Speaker 1: mean they have a duty to enforce the law and
Speaker 1: they should do that. And likewise, I think your point
Speaker 1: is well taken about judges. For example of this, Massachusetts
Speaker 1: judge in Deira Tawane just recently blocked Trump's administration from
Speaker 1: cutting off Planned Parenthood funding, even though the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: just about ten days ago said the Trump administration can
Speaker 1: cut off funding of Planned parenthood. That is a serious
Speaker 1: ethical violation and it would merit impeachment proceedings of a
Speaker 1: federal judge. Fifteen have been impeached, and some of them
Speaker 1: for ethical violations. We'll be right back with more of
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Speaker 1: phone calls and I'm looking at the board. We've got
Speaker 1: John and Lewis and Mark standing by, and I'll ask
Speaker 1: you to stand by if you would just a little
Speaker 1: bit longer. I've got a great interview coming up with
Speaker 1: Mike Howlows, president of the Oversight Project. We're going to
Speaker 1: be talking about the auto pen scandal and the investigation
Speaker 1: into President Joe Biden's declining mental health. You're not going
Speaker 1: to believe what happened today during an investigation hearing. Will
Speaker 1: be right back with more of your phone calls. Don't
Speaker 1: go away.