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Speaker 2: Well, hello, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. I am
Speaker 2: Lenda McLaughlin, your host. It is Tuesday, February twenty fourth,
Speaker 2: and it is the night of the State of the
Speaker 2: Union where President Trump will have an opportunity to speak
Speaker 2: to the American people, and the mainstream media will have
Speaker 2: to through just Grin and Barrett Air the State of
Speaker 2: the Union because it is their civic duty to do so.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure that they will talk a mad amount
Speaker 2: of trash afterwards, because they will be jotting down notes
Speaker 2: feverishly about everything they disagree with, So in essence, they'll
Speaker 2: just be taking notes the entire speech because they already
Speaker 2: disagree with him on everything. Anyway, I think one of
Speaker 2: the main things we want to hit is what we
Speaker 2: think the President should discuss tonight. And if it were
Speaker 2: up to me, and I had the privilege to work
Speaker 2: with the speech writer and be in that lunch today
Speaker 2: that supposedly he had with his staff to go over
Speaker 2: sort of the fine tuning and the final add ons
Speaker 2: to discuss what.
Speaker 3: Should be in the speech tonight.
Speaker 2: I would say, first and foremost term limits, because we're
Speaker 2: seeing the real and true effects of not having them
Speaker 2: and our inability to get the Save Act over the
Speaker 2: finish line. You know, one of the problems that we
Speaker 2: don't talk about enough is the fact that we have lifers,
Speaker 2: you know, or as they call them, inside the Beltway careers,
Speaker 2: people that start out on Capitol Hill doing various jobs.
Speaker 2: And there are various jobs, right There's people from you know,
Speaker 2: paper pushers, to people who are writing speeches, to reporters
Speaker 2: on the beat, people that are in the press, you
Speaker 2: know corps that are you know, in the oval every
Speaker 2: day and they're a part of every single press event
Speaker 2: and movement that happens with the admin. The problem is
Speaker 2: most of them are not actually telling you what's happening
Speaker 2: because they've been in the White House, on Capitol Hill
Speaker 2: and working the beat through so many different administrations. And
Speaker 2: I would say for the most part, the turnover is
Speaker 2: probably less than five percent. You know, when Donald Trump
Speaker 2: came in the second time, we definitely had some a
Speaker 2: lot of people that got pushed out or you know,
Speaker 2: took the took the bait and the cash out and
Speaker 2: resigned willingly. But there's still a lot of people that
Speaker 2: are there that hate Donald Trump, hate everything about them,
Speaker 2: probably hate America, come to think of it, because they
Speaker 2: do everything they can to think the worst. You know,
Speaker 2: they're those people that when you ask them something, knows
Speaker 2: always the first answer. I hate those people, I really do.
Speaker 2: They're super annoying. There's never a workaround, there's never a me.
Speaker 3: Be it No, No, that won't work.
Speaker 2: M That shit drives me insane. If you don't even
Speaker 2: know what I'm gonna say, how can you say no?
Speaker 2: Or I've never tried that. I don't want to do it?
Speaker 2: Why do you want to do it? Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: There are exceptions to that rule, like I don't want
Speaker 2: to bungee jump off a mountain, and I think that
Speaker 2: that makes sense to most of America or world for
Speaker 2: that matter. But you know, other things like hey, how
Speaker 2: about we give this president who's been elected to try?
Speaker 2: Like when President Obama was elected, I hated President Obama.
Speaker 3: I thought he was divisive.
Speaker 2: And rude and ill informed. He had voted not president
Speaker 2: one hundred and ninety one times as a junior senator,
Speaker 2: so I was like, Okay, so he's lazy, he doesn't
Speaker 2: show up for work, he doesn't care about his constituents.
Speaker 2: So at what point am I going to give him
Speaker 2: a shot as a president.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see what he can do. Let's give him
Speaker 3: the shot.
Speaker 2: And you know, he took the shot, and he failed miserably,
Speaker 2: and we gave him two terms because you know, he's Obama,
Speaker 2: and everybody thought that we needed to do that. I
Speaker 2: sincerely feel that we've gotten to a point here where
Speaker 2: we're unable to get out of and I hate to
Speaker 2: use cliches, but it truly is Trump derangement syndrome. These people,
Speaker 2: if you had the same conversation with them about immigration
Speaker 2: or taxes or any of the issues that they liked
Speaker 2: to raise with President Trump. Even Epstein, right, everything under
Speaker 2: every other president that's being done under Trump was done
Speaker 2: to a much more exacerbated level. There were far more
Speaker 2: people that were completely and totally excommunicated from the United
Speaker 2: States of America under President Obama. If you were here
Speaker 2: illegally under President Obama, he got rid of you. That
Speaker 2: whole kids in cages thing, all that video and the
Speaker 2: photographs that you saw that they tried to attribute to
Speaker 2: President Trump. That was President Obama, and then that carried
Speaker 2: over through Biden when he took off. They did the
Speaker 2: same exact thing. It was the same playbook, and they
Speaker 2: treated people like, I mean, truly in terrible conditions. Now
Speaker 2: you look at the facilities that Donald Trump uses when
Speaker 2: they're taking care of illegals that are coming across, especially
Speaker 2: the children, like real children. I'm not talking about seventeen
Speaker 2: year olds that are getting under the skin of their teeth, right,
Speaker 2: We're talking about kid kids like two and three and
Speaker 2: four years old that are being trafficked or sent into
Speaker 2: you know, human slave labor or work in factories or
Speaker 2: what have you. But he's taking care of them in
Speaker 2: a humane way. The facilities look like, you know, I
Speaker 2: don't know, shelters with beds and comforters, and you know
Speaker 2: they're not in cages. That was Barack Obama. But if
Speaker 2: you try to have that conversation with a liberal, it
Speaker 2: is virtually impossible.
Speaker 3: Even when you talk about the.
Speaker 2: Economy and you say, you know, Joe Biden raised the
Speaker 2: economy to nine point one percent, it was god awful,
Speaker 2: and the president already has it down two plus percent
Speaker 2: in his first year. But they won't give him that credit.
Speaker 2: It's too painful for them. They can't get to the
Speaker 2: spot where they are able to actually say, eh, that's
Speaker 2: pretty good, right, Even when you talk about the Iepa
Speaker 2: ruling in the Scotis in the Supreme Court of the
Speaker 2: United States last week, and you look at that ruling
Speaker 2: and you look at Amy Cony Barrett, who's a complete asshole.
Speaker 2: I mean, this woman, My god, if we could go
Speaker 2: back in time and not have her. I didn't like
Speaker 2: her when she was being nominated for a seat on
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court. I didn't like the way that she
Speaker 2: spoke about immigration because she has an immigrant daughter, and
Speaker 2: she has she has a lot of empathy and sympathy
Speaker 2: that is rooted in a legal process that she followed
Speaker 2: instead of upholding the law free legal immigration. And she
Speaker 2: gets a little wishy washy on it because, like all humans,
Speaker 2: her own personal experience is clouding her judgment and her
Speaker 2: ability to I would say, age the law fairly in
Speaker 2: that topic. And so she's been super wishy watching on
Speaker 2: that for the President, and she gets very strange, Like
Speaker 2: when we had the conversation about the trans issue and
Speaker 2: what rights should be afforded to parents and what rights
Speaker 2: should be afforded to children, And she was trying to
Speaker 2: go through the who could use the bathroom and should
Speaker 2: it be trans girls? And I'm like, the fact that
Speaker 2: you are even using the language trans girls, it is
Speaker 2: validating something that is not real.
Speaker 3: All of this is not real. It's a giant psyop
Speaker 3: meant to make you feel guilty.
Speaker 2: About something that's actually not happening. The conversation about men, women, boys, girls.
Speaker 2: You know the birth, the gender you were assigned at birth.
Speaker 2: You're not assigned a gender at birth. I could tell
Speaker 2: you you know the sex of the child in the womb.
Speaker 2: If you decide that you want to medically castrate your child,
Speaker 2: you know that's abuse. And the hospitals and the doctors
Speaker 2: that are sanctioning that abuse are now facing some real
Speaker 2: rough road ahead of them because there are d transition
Speaker 2: children that are coming back to say, Hey, how come
Speaker 2: you guys didn't protect us.
Speaker 3: Aren't you supposed to be the grown ups in the room.
Speaker 3: You know, We've got kids between.
Speaker 2: The ages of I would say sixteen to maybe thirty
Speaker 2: that are saying, my god, I cannot believe my parents,
Speaker 2: my teacher, my guardian, my doctor allowed me to do this,
Speaker 2: and so the fine print on all of these things
Speaker 2: is really where you know, that's the rub, that's the issue,
Speaker 2: is that we have real problems and they can be
Speaker 2: solved if you're having real conversation, but you're never having it.
Speaker 2: You look at people that are on ms now where
Speaker 2: you look at people that are on CNN, or you
Speaker 2: look at people that are on Bloomberg, and they are
Speaker 2: so far left they cannot see an anything that makes
Speaker 2: them have to disagree with their dislike, distaste, their hatred
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump and all who support him are in
Speaker 2: his administration and the people of the United States who
Speaker 2: voted for him. And so for me, the most important
Speaker 2: issue tonight would be that he talks about term limits
Speaker 2: so that we can get people like McConnell, whose entire
Speaker 2: office is obviously being run by staffers because he's having
Speaker 2: tias or mini strokes right in front of us. He
Speaker 2: is not able to speak, he is not able to walk,
Speaker 2: He has to be assisted everywhere he goes. This is
Speaker 2: not a functioning person and this is not agism. He
Speaker 2: is clearly unwell. He is not of sound mind. His
Speaker 2: cognitive function is not at one hundred percent. And I'm
Speaker 2: sorry we need one hundred percent. Right now, we have
Speaker 2: fifty Senators that are willing to bring the Save Act
Speaker 2: to a vote. We're unable to get it out of
Speaker 2: mcconnald's office to bring.
Speaker 3: It to the floor.
Speaker 2: And why can't we get it out of mcconnald's office.
Speaker 2: Sure McConnell hates Trump, okay, but over eighty four percent
Speaker 2: of America want us to have the Save Act, both
Speaker 2: Democrats and Republicans. So if both sides of the aisle
Speaker 2: and the American people are saying, hey, we want this,
Speaker 2: could somebody please get the staffers in mcconnald's office out
Speaker 2: of the fricking way? How much more do we have
Speaker 2: to do and how much more do we have to
Speaker 2: take before we say enough? This to me is the
Speaker 2: major issue now. If we can get the president to
Speaker 2: talk about what is happening and get this legislation out
Speaker 2: of mcconnald's office. He should not be the chairman of
Speaker 2: the Rules Committee. His staffers should not be making decisions.
Speaker 2: And Anna, Paulina Luna and timber Chet have been there,
Speaker 2: I mean through and through trying to get this thing passed.
Speaker 2: Working there a us off to make sure that the
Speaker 2: American people are hurt.
Speaker 3: Now. I don't know if he has dementia.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he has if he's had a
Speaker 2: stroke that has disabled him. I'm not sure what his
Speaker 2: medical status is, but I know just by looking at
Speaker 2: him he is not well enough to serve as senator.
Speaker 2: He needs to be removed from that seat. And I
Speaker 2: will tell you right now, if Thune and the President
Speaker 2: and the Vice President do not start to make some
Speaker 2: progress here, things are going to get very weird, very
Speaker 2: quickly with the American people, because it's not fair that
Speaker 2: we send you to Washington for you to do what
Speaker 2: you have to do to represent us, and instead you're
Speaker 2: following your own political bias. If we have fifty senators
Speaker 2: that are ready to pass this and we can't get
Speaker 2: it passed because one person who's not an elected official,
Speaker 2: who works for elected official, who doesn't know his name anymore,
Speaker 2: is standing in the way, something is wrong with how
Speaker 2: we do.
Speaker 3: Things on the Hill.
Speaker 2: And I know that's a loaded statement, but it's true.
Speaker 2: So my hope tonight is that the President talks about
Speaker 2: how we can no longer have lifelong people. I think
Speaker 2: that they should be able to serve two terms as
Speaker 2: a Senator and two terms as a congressman, and then
Speaker 2: you have to come out and work in the real
Speaker 2: world like.
Speaker 3: The rest of us.
Speaker 2: Because the insider trading, all of the labbying, the taking,
Speaker 2: all of the bribes from the pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 3: It's just a bridge too far.
Speaker 2: We're done, it really is. I think we're done here,
Speaker 2: and I think the American people need to come first again,
Speaker 2: and I think that President Trump is the only president
Speaker 2: that can do it. If we do not pass the
Speaker 2: Save Act, we will not keep the House and the Senate,
Speaker 2: and we will have a lame duck president who cannot
Speaker 2: do anything.
Speaker 3: That is the reality of the midterms.
Speaker 2: And people say, you got to get out and vote,
Speaker 2: have to get engaged, and people don't want to get out,
Speaker 2: and they don't want to get engaged because they feel
Speaker 2: like they're not being hurt. They feel like their votes
Speaker 2: are not being counted. You have all this early voting
Speaker 2: happening in Texas and Georgia, and up until last night, Texas,
Speaker 2: we were being beat by the Democrats. Last night, thank god,
Speaker 2: we finally overcame them. But I don't know how safe
Speaker 2: those elections are. We have a massive Muslim population that
Speaker 2: is anything but assimilating.
Speaker 3: They're doing the exact opposite.
Speaker 2: We have Sharia courts operating in Texas, which is absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 3: Those people got to go.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about FGM female genital mutilation, you
Speaker 2: want to talk about child brides, You want to talk
Speaker 2: about killing your wife or saying you're divorced by me,
Speaker 2: saying I divorce you, I divorce you, I divorce you.
Speaker 2: When we're divorced.
Speaker 3: This is America. We don't do things like that. We
Speaker 3: really don't.
Speaker 2: And I am genuinely afraid that the woke ideology of
Speaker 2: this nation is going to wake us up right out
Speaker 2: of our freedoms.
Speaker 3: And there's so.
Speaker 2: Many people like me and I know it, but they
Speaker 2: have to be louder. People are always so afraid to
Speaker 2: be loud. They're afraid to say I think COVID was bullshit,
Speaker 2: I think the vaccine is poison. I think they're putting
Speaker 2: chemtrails in the air. And I don't think our elections
Speaker 2: are secure. Those things are real, and most people in America,
Speaker 2: that's what they really think. When I look up in
Speaker 2: the sky and I see a military plane or some
Speaker 2: sort of low level plane and large keem trails coming
Speaker 2: out from behind it, and the cloud staying that the
Speaker 2: sky stays cloudy for hours after sometimes a day. That's
Speaker 2: not normal, and it wasn't something that was going on
Speaker 2: forty years ago. There's something very nefarious and corrupt about
Speaker 2: those people who have been in power for too long
Speaker 2: and they're afraid to lose it. What they haven't realized
Speaker 2: is that if they don't pass the Save Act, they
Speaker 2: will lose. Because the Democrats could give a rip less
Speaker 2: about the rhinos that have jumped ship to help them,
Speaker 2: like the Brian Fitzpatricks of Pennsylvania, like the Mike Lawlers
Speaker 2: of New York, like the Thomas Massey's, the Cornins, the Thuns,
Speaker 2: the McConnell's, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski. These are all people
Speaker 2: who have abandoned party for personal gain. And if you
Speaker 2: think I'm wrong, go ahead and look at their voting records.
Speaker 2: They're not voting for Republican values. They vote against Republicans
Speaker 2: all the time. So tonight, what I want to hear
Speaker 2: from the President is we're going to get the Save
Speaker 2: AC to the floor. We're going to have a talking filibuster.
Speaker 2: You're going to have to defend your position. The Vice
Speaker 2: President will give you your fifty first votes so that
Speaker 2: you can have a simple majority. And we're going to
Speaker 2: move on so that in twenty twenty six, when you
Speaker 2: go to vote, you better have ID, you better be
Speaker 2: an American citizen, and you better be registered to vote.
Speaker 2: No more of this bullshit. No more of the mail
Speaker 2: in ballots, early voting. For this one, I'm going to
Speaker 2: stuff the mailbox. I'm going to put a suitcase of
Speaker 2: ballots here, and oh, this guy needs special provisions, none
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: It's over.
Speaker 2: We are too far down the road and we are
Speaker 2: too wise to the game. I'm praying for President Trump tonight.
Speaker 2: I think the Democrats that are not going there are
Speaker 2: doing us all a favor. Nobody gives a shit about
Speaker 2: them anyway. They don't do anything except stir up trouble.
Speaker 2: They're not passing any legislation that helps the American people.
Speaker 2: They care more about illegal aliens than they do about
Speaker 2: the victims of illegal aliens, and that's all I need
Speaker 2: to know. So I'm happy that the US hockey team
Speaker 2: will be there. I'm happy that we have Republican people
Speaker 2: that are bringing in great guests for the state of
Speaker 2: the union that actually care about our nation, and I
Speaker 2: am praying that we get this save back to the floor.
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