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Speaker 2: It is sad, it is tragic. It is growing by
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 1: It is just outright corruption at a level that is breathtaking.
Speaker 1: And I'm talking about the Minnesota Somali fraud scandal. It
Speaker 1: looks like we just hit the tip of the Iceberg
Speaker 1: House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer warning last night that
Speaker 1: this fraud found in Minnesota is likely more widespread than
Speaker 1: Democratic than Democrats want voters to believe. We had Brooke
Speaker 1: Rollins on the program saying, you know, she's trying to
Speaker 1: get a handle on programs like snap. We had memet
Speaker 1: Oz doctor Oz talking about how bad it is, how
Speaker 1: you know. For example, in one particular program that they
Speaker 1: had on autis in twenty eighteen, they went from three
Speaker 1: billion who were whopping four hundred billion. It's institutionalized fraud
Speaker 1: and we're learning that. Tim Walls was warned about it
Speaker 1: by whistleblowers, he ignored it. And as Minnesota is Somali's
Speaker 1: welfare fraud scandaled Widened Walls is inviting you know, more
Speaker 1: people from Somalia to get involved and to his state.
Speaker 1: Minneapolis Star Tribune new documents raised more questions. This is
Speaker 1: a flashback from twenty nineteen about Congresswoman Omar's marital history,
Speaker 1: impossible immigration fraud. We're in a deposition Omar suggested she
Speaker 1: was unaware that she violated tax law by filing a
Speaker 1: married joint return with the wrong husband. How is that
Speaker 1: humanly possible? And don't blame me for that story, blame
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis Star Tribute. Now former Speaker of the House
Speaker 1: new Kingrich is taking this on. Don't forget he has
Speaker 1: his bestseller out, Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest comeback. But he's
Speaker 1: here to break down this fraud. And he's pointed out
Speaker 1: four very important points about this. And you know, as
Speaker 1: now the Senate is dealing with instead of the you know,
Speaker 1: Affordable Care Act, that's not affordable, and millions lose their doctors,
Speaker 1: millions lose their plans. Nobody saves on average twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars a year. No, we're painting about on average
Speaker 1: three hundred plus percent more and over forty percent of
Speaker 1: the country have but one Obamacare exchange option. They're talking
Speaker 1: about giving money directly to citizens so they can better
Speaker 1: spend their healthcare dollars. Anyway, Former Speaker of the House,
Speaker 1: New Gingridge, Now you in Switzerland. I know, Callista, your
Speaker 1: beautiful wife is now the ambassador there and Lichtenstein.
Speaker 2: I guess she's doing both. But are you in the States.
Speaker 3: I'm actually in Chicago in a series of meetings on healthcare.
Speaker 1: Why the hell would you want to be in Chicago?
Speaker 1: You know it's very dangerous there, well.
Speaker 3: Too bad a day here. It's a great city with
Speaker 3: a terrible government, I guess is the way I would put.
Speaker 1: A great city where on any average weekend you can
Speaker 1: predict how many people will be shot and shot and killed,
Speaker 1: and nobody ever pays attention to it, nobody ever changes it.
Speaker 3: I know. It's it's the strangest thing, and it's partially
Speaker 3: because it most most of the killings tend to be
Speaker 3: on the South side, and everybody else in the city
Speaker 3: just drugs their shoulders. It's it is tragic, how bad
Speaker 3: the city government, how corrupt the city politics are, because
Speaker 3: because it is a great city and it's continuing a
Speaker 3: great deal in American history. But one state away from
Speaker 3: the corruption you were describing, I have gotten very involved
Speaker 3: in this whole issue of whether or not big government
Speaker 3: socialism inherently leads to corruption because of the way the
Speaker 3: bureaucracy works, in the way that the money is spent,
Speaker 3: and the attitude people build under socialism. And soon I
Speaker 3: was involved, initially from the standpoint of a brilliant book
Speaker 3: called The Failure Factory, which is a study of the
Speaker 3: Baltimore Schools, and just you know, they take money and
Speaker 3: they don't deliver, and you would and then you think
Speaker 3: of that, frankly as fraud or his corruption. But then
Speaker 3: along came this this thing in Minnesota and that people
Speaker 3: need to get their head around us. We're talking about
Speaker 3: a city, the city of Minneapolis, and we're talking about
Speaker 3: an estimated one billion dollars stolen from the taxpayers in
Speaker 3: the city of Minneapolis. But has to be, per capita,
Speaker 3: the biggest corruption scandal in American history. And what happened,
Speaker 3: in part was that some of the elements of the
Speaker 3: Somali Communion Let's be clear, there a lot of Somalians
Speaker 3: who are hardworking and honest, but there's a corruption coming
Speaker 3: out of Somalia, which has been historically rated as one
Speaker 3: of the two or three most corrupt countries in the world.
Speaker 3: And so people arrive and they look around, and the
Speaker 3: bureaucracy says, can we give you money? And I said,
Speaker 3: well sure, I mean, if you really want to give
Speaker 3: me money, I don't mind. So they set up a
Speaker 3: whole series of small companies that are going to feed
Speaker 3: the children, except they don't. They take the money to
Speaker 3: send the use some of it to buy property back
Speaker 3: in Somalia. Some of it apparently ended up with the
Speaker 3: terrorist organization Al Shabama in Mogadishu. So, in effect, the
Speaker 3: report that was a brilliant report done by the Manhattan
Speaker 3: Institute starts by asking the question with the Minnesota an
Speaker 3: American taxpayer literally funding al Shabab, which is a explicitly
Speaker 3: terrorist opper organization in Somalia. So they learn how to
Speaker 3: do this, and they say, well where else can we go?
Speaker 3: And they discover a program to help senior citizens and
Speaker 3: to help people who need housing, and so they set
Speaker 3: up companies to take money there and provide, of course,
Speaker 3: neither housing nor services, but they keep getting paid by
Speaker 3: the state government because Tim Waltz, who is just a
Speaker 3: hopelessly dumb left wing politician, you can't believe that people.
Speaker 3: If you offer people money, they will take it. And
Speaker 3: then they say, well, where else can we turn? And
Speaker 3: they go to a program. I think in some ways
Speaker 3: this is the most despicable of the three. They go
Speaker 3: to a program designed to help children with autism. They
Speaker 3: then pay families a monthly fee for certifying that their
Speaker 3: child is autistic, even though they're not. So you're a
Speaker 3: local family, and somebody show those up, says high, we
Speaker 3: can pay between thirty and one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 3: the money if you're willing to sign a paper child
Speaker 3: is autistic. So they then get that money.
Speaker 4: Now Here you.
Speaker 3: Have three parallel streams of money, all of them stolen.
Speaker 3: And the US attorney said, clearly the biggest zone of
Speaker 3: corruption and fraud he's ever seen. They've already had convicted
Speaker 3: fifty people. They have another twenty five they're putting on trial.
Speaker 3: But this is just a drop in the bucket. The
Speaker 3: state government, under all this pressure, has now suspended fourteen
Speaker 3: different programs that are being re audited to see how
Speaker 3: many of them are also corrupt. And I would argue
Speaker 3: that this is the natural outcome of big government socialism
Speaker 3: because it sets up a system one where it says
Speaker 3: you are the government should give you money. Why why
Speaker 3: aren't you getting your government money? Two bureaucrats are inherently
Speaker 3: incapable of catching up with the cook. Now, the bureaucrat
Speaker 3: goes home at five, they take the weekend off. The
Speaker 3: crooks round to eight or nine nights stealing. If they
Speaker 3: feel short, they'll come out on side and Sunday and steal.
Speaker 3: So the bureaucrat never catches up. And of course you've
Speaker 3: now had whistleblowers come out of the woodwork in Minnesota
Speaker 3: and say they kept trying to tell them, these are
Speaker 3: people in the government. He said, look, we tried to
Speaker 3: tell our bosses that this was crazy, and they just
Speaker 3: simply would not look listen to us. And they told
Speaker 3: us to shut up because they were afraid that to
Speaker 3: look at Somalians would be seen as racism, and therefore
Speaker 3: it was better let them steal than it was to
Speaker 3: look bad. Uh. And then a number of people have
Speaker 3: now signed statements to that effect that they were actively
Speaker 3: inside the government saying this can't be legal, this has
Speaker 3: to be fraud. And the government of Tim Waltsh just
Speaker 3: said shut your mouth or you'll sound like a racist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And there is a vote component to that as well.
Speaker 1: And the vote component is, oh, okay, we give people,
Speaker 1: you know, free money, why wouldn't they put us back
Speaker 1: in power. You know, there's a debate like we're talking about,
Speaker 1: and what you're describing here is how these outdated bureaucracies
Speaker 1: are incapable of effectively you know, monitoring, policing, you know,
Speaker 1: what becomes institutionalized theft. And this this is one of
Speaker 1: the biggest examples, as you point out, in history. But
Speaker 1: that is the history of socialism, statism, Marxism, redistributionism. I
Speaker 1: don't care what name you give it, but it always
Speaker 1: ends the same way, and that is unfulfilled promises more
Speaker 1: poverty than when you started corruption.
Speaker 2: I'll add that to the list.
Speaker 1: And at the end of the day, you give up
Speaker 1: a degree of freedom that you can't calculate till it's
Speaker 1: all said and done.
Speaker 2: In the name of false security.
Speaker 1: The whole Green New Deal is about taking care of
Speaker 1: everybody from cradle to grave from womb to the tomb.
Speaker 1: And if you look at institutions, they don't. They opened
Speaker 1: up our borders and they compromised our national security, and
Speaker 1: Americans are dying.
Speaker 2: We have known terrorists in the country.
Speaker 1: If you look at defund dismantle Nobel and reimagine the
Speaker 1: police that has resulted in a disaster. When you have
Speaker 1: regular policing as the President approved in DC, guess what,
Speaker 1: lives are saved. They could do the same thing in
Speaker 1: Chicago if they weren't so resistant to it, and you
Speaker 1: could duplicate that model around the country and lives and
Speaker 1: people would be able to pursue happiness because they have
Speaker 1: law and order and safety and security. But on all
Speaker 1: of these major issues, the left has doubled down. It's
Speaker 1: Kasmine Crockett now running in Texas to be a Senator.
Speaker 1: It's a woman that hates Nashville, that hates country music
Speaker 1: wants to be a congress person elected in Nashville. It's
Speaker 1: Mamdani winning in New York. It's the AO see the
Speaker 1: squad in charge of the Democratic Party along with Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 3: You know, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know whether to jump for joy because I think
Speaker 1: Republicans have better chances of winning elections, or to soberly
Speaker 1: look at this as a real threat to the system
Speaker 1: of government that has made us the greatest country God
Speaker 1: gave man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think as we approach our two hundred and
Speaker 3: fiftieth anniversary as a country dedicated to freedom and the
Speaker 3: rule of law, we have to recognize that there's a
Speaker 3: substantial number of people in this country who do not
Speaker 3: share our values, who do not believe in the constitution,
Speaker 3: who do not believe in the rule of law, and
Speaker 3: that the level of corruption when you go, for example,
Speaker 3: of the city schools, which routinely lie and routinely steal
Speaker 3: money because they're not providing services. When you look at
Speaker 3: the scale of theft in Medicare and Medicaid. We have
Speaker 3: become a country in which a significant minority is committed
Speaker 3: to the idea that if they can, if they can
Speaker 3: steal it and keep it, then they're really smart and
Speaker 3: the rest of us are really dumb. And this is
Speaker 3: going to require, I think, a very deep, profound reshaping
Speaker 3: of the core values and getting back to a principle
Speaker 3: which was Jefferson and Adams and Franklin and all the
Speaker 3: founding fathers. George Washington Bill insid this principle that you
Speaker 3: can have a free government if you have of people
Speaker 3: willing to obey morality, willing to obey the law, willing
Speaker 3: to be patriots. But if you lose those values, then
Speaker 3: you're only going to lose the country. And I think,
Speaker 3: I think it's a very big trip. I'm very sad,
Speaker 3: and I'm going to be very curious. For example, to
Speaker 3: see in Minnesota where people are gaming Klobashar, who's a
Speaker 3: pretty decent Democrat, pretty responsible person, well, see now that
Speaker 3: a big problem because she has a very large Somali community,
Speaker 3: She has a very large left wing base in Minneapolis,
Speaker 3: which is you cannot as a Democrat win in Minnesota
Speaker 3: if you lose the base in Annapolis. And yet she knows,
Speaker 3: she has to know that this is a scandal of
Speaker 3: historic proportions and that it is a really sad commentary
Speaker 3: when the local congresswoman stands up and defends the crooks
Speaker 3: and attacks the US government for actually wanting to protect
Speaker 3: the taxpayer's money.
Speaker 2: Continue now, former Speaker of the House New Gingrich is
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 1: Ask you this because there is an appeal to people
Speaker 1: that the government is going to take away all their
Speaker 1: fears all their anxieties guarantee that every aspect of their
Speaker 1: life will in fact be taken care of.
Speaker 2: There's an appeal to that.
Speaker 1: The Democrats now seem to have adopted that in their
Speaker 1: new radicalism that leads their party.
Speaker 2: How far does it go? We have less than a minute.
Speaker 3: Well, look, I think this is one of the great
Speaker 3: crises in American history. We'll see how big a disaster mondamious,
Speaker 3: But it seems in the biggest cities Chicago, with Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: New York, you can be a disaster for a long time.
Speaker 3: If you look at our school systems, we have seen
Speaker 3: a level of corruption which people have not talked out about,
Speaker 3: have been open and blunt about. That is astonishing. So
Speaker 3: I think this is a genuine fight for the very
Speaker 3: nature of America. And I hope that most Democrats will
Speaker 3: end up being so disgusted by things like the Minneapolis
Speaker 3: scandal that in fact they will insist on a reform
Speaker 3: wing of their own party, beginning to take on the left.
Speaker 3: And it's in its insanity.
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Speaker 2: on right now? Is it worth playing again? Tim Walls?
Speaker 1: Now, this is the I mentioned this in the first
Speaker 1: hour of the program today, Gavin Newsom, it's nearly a
Speaker 1: year since the Pacific Palisades fires took place. Thousands of
Speaker 1: people lost their fires, people lost their lives. You know,
Speaker 1: we have empty fire hydrants, we have empty reservoirs. And
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom went approached by a constituent. I'm talking to
Speaker 1: the president right now, meaning at the time President Biden. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk to the president after the lady says.
Speaker 2: Can I talk to him? And in all that time,
Speaker 2: they rebuilt one home claiming that his hair went on
Speaker 2: fire during the Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 1: I want to see the video. I am doubtful, but
Speaker 1: he's doing he's doing a podcast. This is Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: and his special guest, Minnesota Governor Tim Walls. After the
Speaker 1: last election, Democrats, you know, spent tens and tens of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars researching how they can connect with men better.
Speaker 1: And you know, one of the reasons we were told
Speaker 1: that Tim Walls was picked because he's a regular dude.
Speaker 1: If you don't know how to relate to people, you
Speaker 1: can't read research and figure it out. Never mind the
Speaker 1: fact that it's completely lacking authenticity anyway, So Walls alma
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom, who should be doing his day job and
Speaker 1: helping the people in the Pacific Palisades. And they have
Speaker 1: the highest poverty rate, highest homeless rate, highest taxes in
Speaker 1: the country. No, he's out there doing podcasts, visiting other countries,
Speaker 1: other states, everything but his day job. When his track
Speaker 1: record is atrocious, you'd think he might want to clean
Speaker 1: it up before he actually announces he's running for president.
Speaker 1: But back in March, Tampon Timmy was on a little
Speaker 1: Old Gavin's podcast, full time podcaster, tweety Bird and do
Speaker 1: Nothing Governor.
Speaker 2: I mean, the whole idea is, this is what real
Speaker 2: men think. This is a broad talk. This notion of
Speaker 2: toxicity and masculinity needs to be separated, and I think
Speaker 2: it's been conflated. And I think we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: work on that a little bit. And I think there
Speaker 2: is a cris I think so much scare them.
Speaker 4: I think I scare them a little bit. Why they
Speaker 4: spend so much time on No I'm serious, because I
Speaker 4: can't fix a truck. They know I'm not both on this.
Speaker 2: I'm not putting this in people's grill.
Speaker 5: I don't know if my identity is not hunting, my
Speaker 5: identity is not football coaching. My identity is not you know, a.
Speaker 4: Beard in a truck.
Speaker 1: I mean, remember when he had the photo or the
Speaker 1: video that he put out of him hunting and he
Speaker 1: couldn't load his own gun. I mean, it's unbelievable. I'm
Speaker 1: going to show everybody I am a man's man. I'm
Speaker 1: going hunting with my bros.
Speaker 2: I mean, what is that? It's it's so fake, it's
Speaker 2: so bony.
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe Linda, you know from a woman's
Speaker 1: PERSPECTI I mean, I'm sure you look at these two.
Speaker 1: Is the poster children of masculinity?
Speaker 5: My god, I mean the hair Jel alone, I'd love
Speaker 5: to get ready with him. I think that you right, fine,
Speaker 5: we could do share hairstick get ready together. And you
Speaker 5: know Gavin Newsom, he loves to dance while he talks,
Speaker 5: so he must be a fabulous dancer because he never
Speaker 5: stopped shaking it the whole time he talks. And then
Speaker 5: you know, we got Walls, you know, tampon Tim. He's
Speaker 5: in touch with his feminine side. He is, you know,
Speaker 5: these are these are men, They're just effeminine.
Speaker 2: And that's fine.
Speaker 5: I'm sure that Walls would use just as much jey
Speaker 5: if he had any hair to put it in, so.
Speaker 1: That you would anybody be advocating for feminine products in
Speaker 1: grade school boys' bathrooms.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's what he wanted that, you know, we should
Speaker 5: ask him where do you put your vampire?
Speaker 2: Listen. I did have one off the record conversation, and
Speaker 2: I'll maintain that confidentiality with him. I didn't buy newsom Oh.
Speaker 2: Gavin's last text with me was not very nice.
Speaker 5: I know, but who are you? Who are you referring
Speaker 5: to this one?
Speaker 1: I was referring to tampon Tim copy and tampon Tim,
Speaker 1: And I said, I know what's going to happen. You've
Speaker 1: got to get off the phone. You're going to tell
Speaker 1: your advisors and the people around you. Sean Hannity invited
Speaker 1: me to come on a show, and they're all going
Speaker 1: to say hell no, and you're not.
Speaker 2: Going to do it. And he goes, I don't necessarily
Speaker 2: know that that's true. Guess what I never heard back
Speaker 2: from Tim Wallas.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you how we know that neither one
Speaker 5: of these two has an entire brain cell between them combined.
Speaker 5: When you are intelligent, when you're able to say something,
Speaker 5: we're able to fix something. When you're able to do something,
Speaker 5: you do not talk about.
Speaker 4: It, you do it.
Speaker 5: I guarantee you that if this man actually had to
Speaker 5: fix a truck or change a tire, he would call
Speaker 5: triple A. He has no idea how to do any
Speaker 5: of that, just like I mean, load the gun. You're
Speaker 5: talking about this, I don't know how to do any
Speaker 5: of gun.
Speaker 2: No, well, hold a gun.
Speaker 1: Yes, obviously you'm a gun enthusiast, as you know, but
Speaker 1: I'm more I'm actually a pistol marksman. Although I got
Speaker 1: to be honest with rifles today, in a scope, if
Speaker 1: it's dialed in, you really can't miss from a pretty
Speaker 1: long distance if you just although you can, because even
Speaker 1: though I've instructed you over and over again, you've got,
Speaker 1: like I don't know, you got the yips for shooting.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable because you drop your shoulder every time you're
Speaker 1: about to shoot, and you don't practice breathing and relaxing.
Speaker 5: And first of all, I think at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, I am not someone who shoots for sport.
Speaker 5: I shoot to practice to defend my family and my
Speaker 5: children and my home.
Speaker 2: Do you still have the yips?
Speaker 5: No, I don't have the yips. I have a target
Speaker 5: practice in my backyard with my burner.
Speaker 1: I didn't ask you that, but you've had a constant
Speaker 1: problem of last second jerking your shoulder.
Speaker 2: Have you gotten any better?
Speaker 5: I have pretty good you have.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 5: Thank you good.
Speaker 2: You know you could be on the bro Tour.
Speaker 5: Maybe I should train.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: We had white dudes for Harris, right, remember that white
Speaker 5: guys are white dudes for Harris. He was a part
Speaker 5: of that whole thing. And then when he came out
Speaker 5: on stage, honestly, him and Newsome just skip politics go
Speaker 5: to Dancing with the Stars because the two of them
Speaker 5: both think that they can dance. They have problems. They
Speaker 5: look weird when they speak. There's a lot of shaking,
Speaker 5: uncontrollable shaking with Newsom and then Tim when he used
Speaker 5: to run down the walkway before he gave a speech
Speaker 5: and like stumble through it. It's kind of like Elmer
Speaker 5: Fudd that when I think of.
Speaker 1: It in the air, and you know, pounding is hard
Speaker 1: and acting stud I do it when I'm on stage.
Speaker 2: I do it all the time. I make what I
Speaker 2: do the Tim Walls entrance.
Speaker 5: Oh really it's good.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you haven't seen it.
Speaker 5: It's no, I haven't seen that.
Speaker 2: Yeah you can see it. Uh, I think I did it.
Speaker 2: Not this past year at the pending.
Speaker 5: The last time we were it was at the Chittarelli thing.
Speaker 5: But that was short. That was like a very tight room.
Speaker 1: No, but well, I don't know if I did it
Speaker 1: there either. I remember doing it two years ago at
Speaker 1: the Patriot Awards. You can get it on Fox Nation.
Speaker 1: You should be watching everything I do. Anyway, I should.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go do that.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Debbie Is in New York. What's up, Debbie?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 4: Hey, Sean, I'm pretty good.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good. I can't tell you from New York, though,
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 4: You're born and bred. Going on very much for taking
Speaker 4: my call. The reason for it is I was listening
Speaker 4: to the program yesterday where you were talking about farm Aide,
Speaker 4: and I'd like to thank President Trump for providing much
Speaker 4: needed economic relief for American farmers. However, one major group
Speaker 4: of farmers has been left out, and they are often
Speaker 4: left out of the conversation, and that is our American beekeepers.
Speaker 2: And you know you're a beekeeper in New York.
Speaker 4: I am. I'm a commercial beatkeeper. It's what I do
Speaker 4: for a living, been doing it about fifteen years.
Speaker 2: I'm fascinated with these I don't know why.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, if there's ever and I rarely
Speaker 1: ever have anything sweet, I don't have a sweet tooth.
Speaker 1: But if I did, you know, maybe occasionally, like if
Speaker 1: I have an upset stomach and I need to like
Speaker 1: get some bread or carbs and me it happens rarely,
Speaker 1: but I'd have like a half of English muffin with
Speaker 1: butter and honey, and that helps a lot. Or sometimes
Speaker 1: at my throat is sore, I'll use a little bit
Speaker 1: of honey, and that by far is the best. But
Speaker 1: I'm fascinated by the whole process of beekeeping.
Speaker 2: I really am. If I'm an old man, I might
Speaker 2: become a beekeeper just for kicks and giggles.
Speaker 4: Have you been stung a lot thousands of times?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I'm not interested in that far. Do you
Speaker 1: wear the hazmat suit or not?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 4: Really? No, I wear very little when i'm beekeeping.
Speaker 2: Well, that's probably why you're getting stung. Why you don't
Speaker 2: care about getting stung.
Speaker 4: It's actually medicine. So there's a whole another aspect of
Speaker 4: beekeeping besides honey and pollination, which is ep therapy, the
Speaker 4: use of the products of the high for help and
Speaker 4: healing people and animals. And it's illegal in America to
Speaker 4: practice this form of medicine. It's world, It's used across
Speaker 4: the world. There's whole clinics devoted to it in other countries.
Speaker 2: Well, but you're probably have immunity to it. But you know,
Speaker 2: some people get stung and they need.
Speaker 3: Like an empiped Absolutely they do.
Speaker 1: I've been stung before, but it doesn't seem to impact
Speaker 1: me at all. I don't like it, you know what.
Speaker 1: I know what I had to deal with last night,
Speaker 1: and maybe you'll appreciate this. A little baby lizard made
Speaker 1: it into my house, and I don't like creatures in
Speaker 1: my house.
Speaker 2: I don't. Do you want me to tell you what
Speaker 2: I did to it?
Speaker 1: Or should I just keep it to myself because some
Speaker 1: people will be offended by what I did to it.
Speaker 5: I want you to know I'm already offended. I don't
Speaker 5: even know what you're going to say.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry, it's my house that their habitat is outside.
Speaker 2: They invaded my house.
Speaker 5: And invade your house. He made a wrong turn?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 5: Are you against giving directions?
Speaker 3: Uh to what?
Speaker 2: Told? Lizard's a baby lizard?
Speaker 5: Of course, he's just a little bit.
Speaker 2: Okay, what would you do if a baby lizard invaded
Speaker 2: your house?
Speaker 5: I would pick him up, and I would take him
Speaker 5: outside and I would take No.
Speaker 2: I'm not picking up the lizard. It's no, not happening, Debbie.
Speaker 5: What would you do?
Speaker 2: That's all I'm going to say.
Speaker 3: Uh, the lizard?
Speaker 4: I would I would put it back outside or or
Speaker 4: fry it up. I'm not sure.
Speaker 5: Oh, Debbie, what happened?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: If you keep her?
Speaker 2: A murderer?
Speaker 1: Debbie, you uh you get you got a name plus
Speaker 1: rating for your call today? By the way, do you
Speaker 1: I assume you sell your honey, right I do? Okay, Linda,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put her on hold. I want you to
Speaker 1: get her address.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, she's a murderer. She's a lizard. Must stop just
Speaker 5: frying lizards. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I'm just not saying it because I don't want to
Speaker 1: deal with the aftermath of phone calls what I did
Speaker 1: to the poor lizard.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't want to hear it, So I'm
Speaker 2: just keep my mouth shut for once.
Speaker 5: Wait, will Debbie have anything else to say it? We're sorry, Debbie,
Speaker 5: we got hijack.
Speaker 4: Actually, so what I wanted to say is we we
Speaker 4: only have about two thousand commercial beekeepers in this country
Speaker 4: who manage about ninety percent of our bees. We have
Speaker 4: about two and a half million honeybee colonies. However, we
Speaker 4: had the largest dial off ever recorded in American history
Speaker 4: that occurred between around November and February of last year.
Speaker 4: And wow, interim, we were trying to figure out what
Speaker 4: what we didn't know. Now, imagine if if two thirds
Speaker 4: of the cows died, everyone would be freaking out trying
Speaker 4: to figure out what happened. Well, we didn't know.
Speaker 3: And in the.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, they closed the belt fille B Lab, which was
Speaker 4: integral to the industry. To keep that lab open to
Speaker 4: help us to figure things out. We've got extreme biosecurity
Speaker 4: risks occurring right now. We've got an invasive might called
Speaker 4: tropal a lapse that most people are unaware of. And
Speaker 4: this might was just intercepted on a ship. I think
Speaker 4: it was coming over from Africa. If they everyone involved
Speaker 4: the right thing, this b colony was a stowaway on
Speaker 4: a ship, and everyone involved the right thing, they actually
Speaker 4: exterminated the colony, test the bees, and they head the
Speaker 4: tropile a lapse in the colony. If that might or
Speaker 4: when that might gets to America. It will destroy American agriculture.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 4: We have a a might call Veroa, which most people
Speaker 4: might have heard of by now. The triple A lapse
Speaker 4: might is like row on steroids. It is going to
Speaker 4: make agriculture. I don't want to say collapse, but it
Speaker 4: could definitely collapse and just change the way we do everything.
Speaker 4: So we need research. We need the beekeepers. You know
Speaker 4: everyone's about saving the bees. How about we try saving
Speaker 4: the beekeepers. We have two thousand American beekeepers that pollinate
Speaker 4: much of our food and they need to be not
Speaker 4: only included in the conversation farm maids in particular. Those
Speaker 4: farmers cannot survive without the beekeepers and the bees to
Speaker 4: pollinate their crops.
Speaker 2: Here's what I want you to do.
Speaker 1: Give one to all your information, and I'll just pass
Speaker 1: it on to like speaker Johnson to make sure he's
Speaker 1: aware of it. I can't guarantee you going to get results,
Speaker 1: but it may sound like a small problem, but it
Speaker 1: sounds like a big problem to me. I appreciate what
Speaker 1: you do. I'm not sure if I want to buy
Speaker 1: your honey now, is your honey safe?
Speaker 4: If I buy it, my honey is delicious. It's from Sagaponic,
Speaker 4: actually is where I might might.
Speaker 2: Be, all right, and they give me a couple of
Speaker 2: jars of our honey.
Speaker 1: We'll order it and I'll let you know how much
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: Okay, people want to buy your honey. What's your website?
Speaker 4: The name of my business is Bonicbes b O Naconic.
Speaker 2: Bees, Bonicbeespronicbees dot com. Okay, got it, appreciate it? All right.
Speaker 1: That's gonna wrap things up today. We have a great
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