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Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 2: Only eighty nine days until election day. Forty days early
Speaker 2: voting begins rolling out in Pennsylvania. That around the country. Uh,
Speaker 2: not a lot of time left, but a lot of
Speaker 2: issues to be vetted, including the extremism of vote. Tim Walls,
Speaker 2: the Democratic vice presidential candidate, and of course Kamala Harris herself.
Speaker 2: We had the press conference major themes of President Trump's campaign,
Speaker 2: and it's it's obvious where this election is now headed.
Speaker 2: I know they're in their honeymoon period. I know they're
Speaker 2: loving fawning media coverage that's not going to last. A
Speaker 2: lot of posts by Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas is
Speaker 2: going to join us in just a minute, one about
Speaker 2: Walls and his unusual thirty five year relationship with the
Speaker 2: communist Chinese, and what all of a sudden, we're on
Speaker 2: the brink of war. Iran saber rattling the Supreme Leader
Speaker 2: threatening to take out the IDF headquarters, and Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is open to an arms embargo against Israel as Israel
Speaker 2: is now in a fight for its very survival at
Speaker 2: that time, talk about extreme, radical, dangerous on top of
Speaker 2: every other position from immigration, open borders, which has been
Speaker 2: an unmitigated disaster, free healthcare, education and housing from both
Speaker 2: Tim Walls and Kamala Harris. You know you can get
Speaker 2: a driver's license in Minnesota if you're an illegal immigrant
Speaker 2: and again, free college education and free housing and free healthcare.
Speaker 2: Both want universal health care plans. Kamala wants the elimination
Speaker 2: of all healthcare. They don't want fracking, they don't want drilling.
Speaker 2: It's the most These are the most dangerous policies ever,
Speaker 2: but yet they've gotten a walk in the park from
Speaker 2: the media mob. One big controversy emerging is that issue
Speaker 2: of whether or not Tim Walls has claimed something that
Speaker 2: is absolutely false about his time in the National Guard.
Speaker 2: Here is Sergeant Major Thomas Barrenz, a member of Tim
Speaker 2: Wallas's battalion, addressing these accusations of stolen valor. Normally I'd
Speaker 2: praise anybody that served the country in the National Guard.
Speaker 2: He referred to National Guards people as nineteen year old
Speaker 2: cooks when he wouldn't call them out during the summer
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty rioting, even after a target was ransacked
Speaker 2: and a police priescinct burned to the ground, after a
Speaker 2: liberal Minneapolis mayor was begging him to please send in
Speaker 2: the Guard. No, he just waits till day five. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Here is Tim Walls battalion addressing, you know, as soon
Speaker 2: as they were sent to a rack, he had two
Speaker 2: years left on his service and he decided to get out. Listen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was in for twenty four years and he quit. Well, okay,
Speaker 7: so that's what you did. But don't try to make
Speaker 7: it look like you were a command sergeant major. Don't
Speaker 7: make it try to make it look like you were
Speaker 7: going to some place that was in support of operation
Speaker 7: and enduring freedom. I mean, granted, you know there's that's
Speaker 7: just all all embellishment and lies to try to make
Speaker 7: things look.
Speaker 2: Better, and then it got even worse. We have a
Speaker 2: clip of Tim Wall's claiming, you know, about talking about
Speaker 2: the weapons of war that he carried in war zones
Speaker 2: that he'd never been to.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 4: But we can do background checks, we can do CDC research,
Speaker 4: we can make sure we don't have reciprocal carry amongst states,
Speaker 4: and we can make sure that those weapons of war
Speaker 4: that I carried in war is the only place where
Speaker 4: those weapons were.
Speaker 2: At unbelievable anyway, Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas is with us.
Speaker 2: By the way, Senator Cotton, not only as a Harvard
Speaker 2: law graduate with five years of active duty service in
Speaker 2: the US Army as an infantry officer, and anyway, good
Speaker 2: to have you. Senator thank you for your service. I
Speaker 2: would normally say thank you for the service of anybody. However,
Speaker 2: if you're claiming a rank that you never completely earned,
Speaker 2: and we were demoted after he left the service in
Speaker 2: the sense that he went back to because he had
Speaker 2: not met the qualifications that he claimed and then claimed
Speaker 2: to be something that you warrant. Or if you claim
Speaker 2: you carried a weapon in a war zone and you've
Speaker 2: never been to a war zone, what does that say
Speaker 2: to you?
Speaker 6: Hi, Sean, thanks for having me on and thank you.
Speaker 6: That's kind of you, and I joined you, and thank
Speaker 6: you all of our veterans for their service, to include
Speaker 6: Tim Males of course, but Sean, as you just played.
Speaker 6: As we've all read now on the last couple of days,
Speaker 6: Tim Wowles and his campaign have made several inconsistent statements
Speaker 6: about you past service, the rank at which he retired,
Speaker 6: whether he actually served in Afghanistan, when he knew about
Speaker 6: the deployment to Iraq, and relative to his retirement so
Speaker 6: he could continue running for Congress in two thousand six.
Speaker 6: I think Kim walls owes answers to the American people
Speaker 6: about all these issues, and for that matter, why he's
Speaker 6: giving answers out of the military service. Sean, as you
Speaker 6: also mentioned, owes the answers on his long standing unusual
Speaker 6: relationship with the Chinese Communist Party, traveling there more than
Speaker 6: thirty times, often at Communist Party expense, taking children's exposed
Speaker 6: into communists and doctrination. But in the end, John, let's
Speaker 6: remember Timballs is the vice presidential nominee if Kamala Harris,
Speaker 6: who really owes us to answers, and she has not
Speaker 6: taken a single question since she became the Democratic nominee.
Speaker 6: It's well past time for Kamala Harris to face the
Speaker 6: media to answer questions about her radical views and her
Speaker 6: failed record.
Speaker 2: And we're going to go back and play more President
Speaker 2: Trump's press conference from earlier today. And JD. Vance has
Speaker 2: had many press conferences. It's not the friendliest venues that
Speaker 2: they're facing, but they do it, and they do it anyway.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, I mean, she's got a lot to answer for,
Speaker 2: and he's got a lot to answer for. You know,
Speaker 2: his position, for example, on minors getting you know, gender
Speaker 2: reassignment surgery even without parental permission, is beyond bizarre to me.
Speaker 2: Abortion upon demand up until the moment of birth, both
Speaker 2: of them share that position. No fracking, they both share
Speaker 2: that position. Open borders and decriminalizing illegal immigrants coming into
Speaker 2: the country. They both share that position. Free health care
Speaker 2: for illegals, they share that position, free education, they both
Speaker 2: share that position. Wall supports driver's licenses for illegals. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you look at immigration, they're both defund dismantled, you know,
Speaker 2: no bawl law people. On top of that, on the economy,
Speaker 2: Kamala wants, you know, the New Green Deal, and so
Speaker 2: does Tim Walls. That's ninety three, you know, trillion dollars
Speaker 2: of spending would upend the entire world's economy. I mean,
Speaker 2: here we are on the brink of a potential war
Speaker 2: breaking out in the Middle East, saber rattling by Iran
Speaker 2: that they're going to fire rockets along with Hezbolah in
Speaker 2: the north and Hamas in the south, and she's talking
Speaker 2: about an arms embargo against Israel. I mean, they lost
Speaker 2: the equivalent of forty thousand Americans on October seventh. What
Speaker 2: part of murder and rape and torture and kidnapping and
Speaker 2: beheading did they miss es?
Speaker 7: Shawn?
Speaker 6: These are all questions that Kamala Harris has to answer,
Speaker 6: and if she had earned the nomination lack a normal
Speaker 6: candidate does, like Donald Trump did in twenty sixteen, but
Speaker 6: Barack Obama did in two thousand and eight, she would
Speaker 6: have answered all those questions many times. We're in a
Speaker 6: long contested primary, in debates, in town halls and sit
Speaker 6: down interviews with reporters. She was gifted the nomination just
Speaker 6: a couple of weeks ago, and she's been hiding out
Speaker 6: from the press ever since. Now she claims, through her
Speaker 6: anonymous aids, to have had a conversion on all these
Speaker 6: radical views that she is long held.
Speaker 2: We don't even know if that's true, because nobody's ever
Speaker 2: asked her.
Speaker 6: And if it is true, she needs to explain why
Speaker 6: and when, For instance, did she.
Speaker 2: Know long Oh, they're going to say she evolved the
Speaker 2: moment that she became the presumptive nominee, because that's when
Speaker 2: the evolution took place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's very a very convenient evolution, and it shot.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like the far left running mate she chose,
Speaker 6: Tim mold I served with him in the House. He
Speaker 6: represented rural Minnesota. He had something of a more moderate
Speaker 6: or at least less liberal voting record than your typical
Speaker 6: House Democrat. But then the minute he started running for
Speaker 6: statewide office and became governor and had to appeal only
Speaker 6: to the liberals in the twins indies. As you say,
Speaker 6: look what he started doing. He made Minnesota sanctuary state.
Speaker 6: He gave driver's license visit illegals or driver's license, and
Speaker 6: health insurance to illegals, the most one of the most
Speaker 6: radical abortion laws in the country. He is governing like
Speaker 6: a far less progressive who wants to remake Minnesota in
Speaker 6: the image of California. So it's no surprise what Kamala
Speaker 6: Harris chose him to be for running.
Speaker 2: Making well, it is no surprise, although in a way
Speaker 2: it really is a surprise. And you know, I got
Speaker 2: to give Van Jones a little bit of credit here
Speaker 2: because he stated the obvious that his party has an
Speaker 2: anti Semitism problem, and that probably factored into not choosing
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro, who I thought would have been a better
Speaker 2: choice at least on paper. If you you know, looking
Speaker 2: at a swing state like Pennsylvania, and then it's followed
Speaker 2: up by an arms embargo while Israel is on the
Speaker 2: precipice of a three or four front war, you would
Speaker 2: think that the leader of the free world wouldn't abdicate
Speaker 2: its role and be talking about an arms embargo at
Speaker 2: such a perilous moment like this. I mean this, This
Speaker 2: is a real clear existential threat to the to Israel.
Speaker 2: And I think I've known BB for thirty years. I
Speaker 2: think i know him well enough. He's not going to
Speaker 2: give in. He's not going to surrender. Israel's not going
Speaker 2: to be blown up by radical Islamic terrorists. Oh excuse me.
Speaker 2: We should have the courage not to say that word
Speaker 2: according to Kamala Harris, or say the word illegal. Elliott
Speaker 2: I stand corrected by the word police.
Speaker 6: Well, there's gonna be a lot more of that as
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris gets into the White House, And just in general,
Speaker 6: if you think things have been bad for you and
Speaker 6: your family for the last four years, the worst has
Speaker 6: yet become a Kamala Harris man Sean, I'm confident she
Speaker 6: won for all the reasons you've just outlined. I mean,
Speaker 6: consider again that just last night she told a bunch
Speaker 6: of radical pro Hamas activists that she would consider a
Speaker 6: total arms embargo on Israel. Now again, they sent out
Speaker 6: aids today to walk that back and claim that she
Speaker 6: doesn't support it, but she's clearly been the most pro
Speaker 6: Hamas member of the Biden administration. And as you say,
Speaker 6: the only explanation for why she was so high on
Speaker 6: Josh Shapiro and then she didn't end up picking him
Speaker 6: is because he's Jewish. He and Tim Waltson's views on
Speaker 6: Israel don't differ all that much. He is the popular
Speaker 6: governor of the most critical swing state in the election
Speaker 6: this year. Common sense, and for that matter, Sean, all
Speaker 6: the news recording we got and you and I both
Speaker 6: talking to our Democratic friends, we can share with your
Speaker 6: listeners that Josh Shapiro was the favorite pick late last
Speaker 6: week and to the weekend. But you had pro Hamas
Speaker 6: radicals who are increasingly dominant in the Democratic Party, demanding
Speaker 6: that she picked someone else, and in the end she
Speaker 6: catered to them. I wouldn't say that she came to
Speaker 6: the far left of her party, because she belonged to
Speaker 6: the far lesson to her party. So that's the only
Speaker 6: explanation for why she walked away what appeared late last week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me play for you, Tim Walls, and you
Speaker 2: know you have this pressure of this radical squad. I
Speaker 2: don't think any but he embodies it more than Congresswoman Omar,
Speaker 2: who we know is has spread you know, all these
Speaker 2: anti Jewish conspiracy theories. You know part of that, you
Speaker 2: know pro hamas wing, it seems in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: Listen to Tim wall say, it brightens my day to
Speaker 2: think of Congresswoman Omar as a congresswoman.
Speaker 4: Listen something I'll never get tired of saying. I think
Speaker 4: all of you, Congresswoman Omar wonderful.
Speaker 8: Does that stuff.
Speaker 4: When I'm having a tough day or I'm out on
Speaker 4: about my mile five of my run and I'm feeling
Speaker 4: kind of down in the world's pressing on me, I
Speaker 4: think Ilhan Omar is a congresswoman, and it just brightens
Speaker 4: you up.
Speaker 6: So thank you.
Speaker 2: I mean, really, one of the most radical elected officials
Speaker 2: in Washington and he's praising somebody that is a known
Speaker 2: anti semi that's a little troubling to me, Senator. And again,
Speaker 2: you know, they get no questions, no interviews, no sit downs,
Speaker 2: no press conferences, no negative press coverage, and frankly, a
Speaker 2: fawning media that is all over them and covering their
Speaker 2: radical record. I mean, I've been playing both of them
Speaker 2: in their own words, and there's never been a more
Speaker 2: radical major party ticket to run for this high office
Speaker 2: in the history of this country. It is extreme. It
Speaker 2: is radical and downright dangerous if they're elected and they
Speaker 2: try to implement these policies.
Speaker 6: Yees Sean. Regarding that clip as she played at Kim
Speaker 6: Walls praising Elano, mar all I can say is that
Speaker 6: birds of a feather flock together, and you're right, and
Speaker 6: this is the most radical ticket that we've ever seen
Speaker 6: in American history. I mean, I think Tim Walls put
Speaker 6: it well just a couple of weeks ago when he
Speaker 6: said one man's socialism is another man's neighborhoodness. So I
Speaker 6: guess he's just a okay with socialism. Maybe that's what
Speaker 6: he learned on all those trips to China sponsored by
Speaker 6: the Chinese Communist Party. And again we know what Kamala
Speaker 6: Harris believes. She's always been a radical San Francisco Liberal
Speaker 6: and her campaign can try as they will to remake
Speaker 6: her and hide her out from the press. Even Moore
Speaker 6: said they're hiding on Joe Biden. But in the end,
Speaker 6: she is who she's always begin.
Speaker 2: Well, all they're doing is these you know, scripted events.
Speaker 2: She's given the same speech at every location. It's getting
Speaker 2: monotonous and it's getting boring. And you know, we now
Speaker 2: have a twenty twenty hide in the basement strategy. And
Speaker 2: the media is complicit in all of this. How would
Speaker 2: you recommend they bypassed that in the Trump campaign? How
Speaker 2: do they circumvent that?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: I thought jd. Vance was very shrewd yesterday and we
Speaker 6: walked over to her press corps at the airport and
Speaker 6: said that he'd be happy to take their question because
Speaker 6: he figured they were lonely. They never get a chance
Speaker 6: to ask her questions on the record. I thought President
Speaker 6: Trump's press conference stressing these points today was very good
Speaker 6: as well. I mean, we need to keep the spotlight
Speaker 6: on Kamala Harris's failed record, and the media is willing
Speaker 6: to cover up for her until they feel the pressure
Speaker 6: to actually do their job. And the man that she
Speaker 6: answered questions on the record.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll play that cut in a minute. But Senator Cotton,
Speaker 2: we always appreciate having you on the program. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 2: Thank you. Sean all right, eight hundred nine four one, Shawn,
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of the program
Speaker 2: later on, we're going to play more of President Trump
Speaker 2: and his press conference, something Kamala and Tim Wallas won't
Speaker 2: do from earlier today. Also, Tulsi Gabbard, I mean, this
Speaker 2: is an incredible story being targeted a veteran former congresswoman
Speaker 2: and the government is now targeting somebody that dares to
Speaker 2: speak out, and they put her on the terror watch list,
Speaker 2: three air marshals on every flight she's been taking, and
Speaker 2: a whistleblower exposes it. Now they're going after the whistleblower
Speaker 2: for telling the truth. All right, quick break, right back,
Speaker 2: all right, twenty five to the top of the hour,
Speaker 2: eight hundred ninety four.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 2: Shawn is her number. If you want to be a
Speaker 2: part of the program. I mean, we have almost an
Speaker 2: unimaginable story to tell you. Well, actually, Tulsi Gabbard will
Speaker 2: tell it to you herself how she has been placed
Speaker 2: on the terror watch list and but for the courage
Speaker 2: of a whistleblower, would never have known, except that when
Speaker 2: she would travel, it got very strange and very odd,
Speaker 2: and it was clear that she was being targeted. And
Speaker 2: it's a story that Matt Tayebe talked about, John Solomon
Speaker 2: talked about, and she is gonna give us the details
Speaker 2: of it. Also, We're gonna remind you there was one
Speaker 2: debate with Tulsey Gabbard just pummeled Kamala Harris, and we'll
Speaker 2: get to that. We'll get her thoughts on this presidential race.
Speaker 2: Only eighty nine days until election day and only forty
Speaker 2: days until early voting begins. First, I'll remind you about
Speaker 2: the USCCA. You've heard me talk about them a lot,
Speaker 2: but times are different. Right now. We saw an assassin
Speaker 2: assassination attempt against the former president. Things are only going
Speaker 2: to get worse. We see the fund dismantled. No bail madness.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen to Tim Walls and Kamala Harris on
Speaker 2: law and order. Look at look at the way he
Speaker 2: handled the riots in the summer of twenty twenty. Look
Speaker 2: at the bail fund that she tweeted out. Look at
Speaker 2: what she said on Stephen Colbert Show. Going to stop.
Speaker 2: They shouldn't stop. We're not going to stop. Take note, beware. Now,
Speaker 2: this is a pretty unbelievable story that Tulsa Gabbard somehow
Speaker 2: has been put on her name, has been put on
Speaker 2: a terror watch list, and in great detail and specificity,
Speaker 2: we now know that every time she's been getting on
Speaker 2: a plane. They are not one, not two, but three
Speaker 2: air marshals that have been on the plane just to
Speaker 2: monitor Tulsa Gabbard. Now, if you don't know a lot
Speaker 2: about Tulsa Gabbard, you should, because she not only was
Speaker 2: a presidential candidate, a veteran in her own right, a patriot,
Speaker 2: a former congresswoman, author of For Love of Country? And
Speaker 2: how did this all happen? Howd he get placed on
Speaker 2: the terror watch list as a former Hawaii congresswoman and
Speaker 2: former member of the military, And why would they tell
Speaker 2: by air marshals and bomb dogs? And is if this
Speaker 2: isn't unconstitutional on every level, I don't know what is. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we welcome back Tulca Gabbert to the program. I've been
Speaker 2: reading these people. I cannot believe what I'm reading here.
Speaker 2: I really I could not believe when I've read this,
Speaker 2: these stories in detail about what you've been living through.
Speaker 2: And but for I guess a whistleblower, we wouldn't. You
Speaker 2: wouldn't know officially what they were doing, although you had
Speaker 2: every suspicion of what was going on. What happened?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, Sean, I did you know? This really
Speaker 8: began on July twenty third. Like you, I travel a lot.
Speaker 8: I'm on a plane on average, probably one to three
Speaker 8: days a week, and so I travel light and travel efficiently.
Speaker 8: July twenty third, I was not able to use any
Speaker 8: kind of pre check and I had this SSSS what
Speaker 8: they call quad S marked on my boarding pass, and
Speaker 8: what that resulted in was additional screening. My husband happened
Speaker 8: to be traveling with me that day, so he had
Speaker 8: the same mark on his boarding pass, and it means
Speaker 8: you get an additional look by TSA. We traveled again
Speaker 8: two days later, both of us going on different airlines
Speaker 8: to different destinations. Both of us again had this quad
Speaker 8: S mark on our boarding pass, which means you're not
Speaker 8: allowed to check in online. The only way to get
Speaker 8: your boarding pass is to go to the ticket counter.
Speaker 4: You go.
Speaker 8: Once you make it to the TSA checkpoint, they call
Speaker 8: a supervisor in. You have to stand there until the
Speaker 8: supervisor comes. In this case, it took about fifteen minutes.
Speaker 8: We had not allotted for this extra time in showing
Speaker 8: up for the airport. We were getting kind of worried
Speaker 8: we'd miss the flight. Once the supervisor came, they had
Speaker 8: to shut down what they do every single time I've traveled,
Speaker 8: they've done this. They shut down an entire lane of
Speaker 8: the TSA screening, and they do this because it takes
Speaker 8: so long. What they are required to do for anyone
Speaker 8: who has squad s marked on their boarding pass as
Speaker 8: we have had, is you take out all your electronics.
Speaker 8: The supervisor has to visibly watch you turn on every
Speaker 8: single phone or laptop. In my case, I had a
Speaker 8: military laptop, a personal laptop, a military phone, a personal phone,
Speaker 8: make sure that they power on, shoes, take everything off,
Speaker 8: and then the TSA agents then go and will conduct
Speaker 8: an in depth screening of you with the pat down
Speaker 8: from head to toe, inside to side and in between
Speaker 8: and everywhere else, followed by an in depth screening of
Speaker 8: every single article and object in your carry on luggage.
Speaker 8: As you can imagine, this takes about two to four
Speaker 8: TSA agents doing this for roughly thirty to forty five
Speaker 8: minutes is what we've experienced. I have had this on
Speaker 8: my boarding pass since July twenty third. The last couple
Speaker 8: of flights I took in the last two to three days,
Speaker 8: I did not have it, and I was able to
Speaker 8: go through pre check. However, my husband, who was traveling
Speaker 8: separately over these last few days. Still has the quad
Speaker 8: S mark on his boarding pass. So all of that
Speaker 8: is to say that this July twenty third was the
Speaker 8: date that this began for both of us. And it
Speaker 8: wasn't until I saw the leak obviously, I was like,
Speaker 8: you know, I was being told by friends of mine
Speaker 8: who I was telling about this a tela, You're just
Speaker 8: being paranoid. Happens to everybody. They say, this is a
Speaker 8: random selection. You know, don't worry about it so much.
Speaker 8: It wasn't until I saw that information being put out
Speaker 8: by these Air Marshal whistleblowers that I knew for sure
Speaker 8: because they said that this began on July twenty third,
Speaker 8: and that is exactly when it began.
Speaker 2: You know, it's kind of hard to wrap my mind
Speaker 2: around this. Tell us how you got confirmation about this?
Speaker 2: Obviously you were suspicious. I mean they even went into
Speaker 2: great specificity in detail in one of the articles, so I
Speaker 2: think goes the TAIB article, how every article of clothing
Speaker 2: that you had packed away, they would feel every single
Speaker 2: part of the clothing. I mean it would take forty
Speaker 2: five minutes to an hour. Did you ever miss a flight?
Speaker 8: The very first flight that this happened. Both my husband
Speaker 8: and I almost missed our separate flights. Again. We were
Speaker 8: traveling on different airlines to different places for him.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you travel a lot, you do
Speaker 2: public speaking, you do events. I mean you're very high
Speaker 2: demand as a speaker. And as you know, somebody that
Speaker 2: does is it's involved in a lot of different business things.
Speaker 8: All of that is to translate to say I am
Speaker 8: an experienced traveler and very efficient in my packing and
Speaker 8: familiar with many of the major airports in the country.
Speaker 2: Oh the way, I'm gonna have to get tips for you.
Speaker 2: I hate packing, but go ahead.
Speaker 8: It's never fun, but I've got it down. I've got
Speaker 8: it down like pat where you know, check in luggage
Speaker 8: takes too long, things get lost. So I I'm able
Speaker 8: to pack for a multi day trip in just to
Speaker 8: carry on. But what that means is when going through
Speaker 8: this quad as as I talked about in the Matt
Speaker 8: Tyebee interview, you know I have two suits in my suitcase.
Speaker 8: I have workout clothes, I have jeans, I have every
Speaker 8: day clothes. I have a couple of pairs of shoes.
Speaker 8: I have everything that I will need for this trip
Speaker 8: and for every article of clothing you wear. Suits, they
Speaker 8: squeezed and padded down every inch of the entire collar,
Speaker 8: every inch of the shoulders, every inch of the arms,
Speaker 8: padded down the back, went through literally every inch and
Speaker 8: every seam of not only my suits, but every article
Speaker 8: of clothing. Once they emptied out the carry on, they
Speaker 8: unzipped the liner inside my roller board and padded down
Speaker 8: every inch of the roller board itself, both on the
Speaker 8: inside and the outside of the liner. And again, I
Speaker 8: just want to say for the record, these TSA agents
Speaker 8: are doing what they are told to do if they don't.
Speaker 2: If they don't do it, they'll be fired.
Speaker 8: Exactly, And they are doing so under the watchful I
Speaker 8: have a supervisor who is standing there doing nothing but
Speaker 8: watching them to make sure that they carry out the
Speaker 8: kind of in depth search that they're doing. So that day,
Speaker 8: that first flight, my husband he sprinted to the gate.
Speaker 8: They had already closed the doors. Thankfully, there was a
Speaker 8: person there with a compassionate heart, and she let him
Speaker 8: on the plane. I was the last person to board
Speaker 8: my flight that was leaving about ten minutes later. And
Speaker 8: then over the course of this period of time, you know,
Speaker 8: I'm a pretty situationally aware person. I think my military training,
Speaker 8: over twenty years of it has come into play. So
Speaker 8: at a few different stops, I noticed this is unusual.
Speaker 8: I've not seen so many TSAK nine teams. I've not
Speaker 8: seen so many air marshals. You know, if you travel
Speaker 8: a lot, you can kind of figure out who's who
Speaker 8: and their routines.
Speaker 2: And so do you have a just spot them and
Speaker 2: say hey, thanks for what you do and let them
Speaker 2: know you know who they are.
Speaker 8: I hadn't at that point, part partially because usually I
Speaker 8: was in a rush because of the additional screening. But
Speaker 8: noticing you know, people sitting around me on one flight
Speaker 8: and then another group of people sitting around me on
Speaker 8: another flight, and making it was it was just things
Speaker 8: that were kind of unusual.
Speaker 2: But again, oh, if I would have suspected, I would
Speaker 2: have said, really, thank you guys for what you do.
Speaker 2: That's what I would have done.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, they I have done that before in the past,
Speaker 8: before all of this started, and I've been told by
Speaker 8: the air marshals like, hey, no one's supposed to know
Speaker 8: who we are, so I try to try.
Speaker 2: Let me let me ask you this, how did this happen?
Speaker 2: Why are you being targeted.
Speaker 8: That is that is the priceless question. Uh. This this
Speaker 8: began the day after Kamala Harris was a president. Joe
Speaker 8: Biden announced that he was not going to be the
Speaker 8: Democratic nominee and that he was endorsing Kamala Harris. I
Speaker 8: did an interview on Fox News with Lourer Ingram that
Speaker 8: next day, and I talked about this, and I talked
Speaker 8: about what a serious threat a potential president and commander
Speaker 8: in chief Kamala Harris would be to our freedom, to
Speaker 8: our safety and security, and our national security as a country,
Speaker 8: and spoke about the reasons why, and also reminded people
Speaker 8: that I had issued this same warning in twenty nineteen
Speaker 8: when she and I were running for president on the
Speaker 8: Democratic ticket, and the warning is just as true today
Speaker 8: as it was back then. This I was put on
Speaker 8: this list the day after that interview. I have no reason.
Speaker 8: I've been given no explanation. I would not have known
Speaker 8: that I was on the Quiet Sky's list if not
Speaker 8: for these brave air marshals and whistleblowers coming forward.
Speaker 2: I have sources telling me that they are now under
Speaker 2: fire and may be in trouble and may end up
Speaker 2: getting fired or demoted or if something could happen to
Speaker 2: them and that would be a shame. It sounds like
Speaker 2: we're dealing with a very weaponized system of justice. Once again,
Speaker 2: do you think any of it may go back to
Speaker 2: when in the Democratic primary and you were debating Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: This is how it went down.
Speaker 3: The bottom line is, Senator Harris, when you were in
Speaker 3: a position to make a difference and an impact in
Speaker 3: these people's lives, you did not. And worse yet, in
Speaker 3: the case of those who are on death row, innocent people,
Speaker 3: you actually blocked evidence from being revealed that would have
Speaker 3: freed them until you were forced to do so. There
Speaker 3: is no excuse for that. And the people who suffered
Speaker 3: under your reign as prosecutor, oh you owe them an apology.
Speaker 2: I will tell you. If this is political retribution, this
Speaker 2: country's finished because we've already seen the weaponized system of
Speaker 2: justice on Donald Trump. I mean that means any critic
Speaker 2: is now going to be a target. How do you
Speaker 2: what are your options? How do you fight back? I mean,
Speaker 2: can you sue them?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, there is no other explanation other
Speaker 8: than what you just described political retaliation. Continuing what Joe
Speaker 8: Biden and Kamala Harris have done over the last four
Speaker 8: years in weaponizing our public institutions against people they deem
Speaker 8: as threats to their power, political opponents, those who criticize them.
Speaker 8: Here's the deep betrayal that is at the heart of
Speaker 8: all of this is that, like so many Americans, Sean
Speaker 8: I enlisted because of the attacks on nine to eleven
Speaker 8: to go after the Islamist Harris who attacked us then
Speaker 8: and who continue to pose a threat to us today.
Speaker 8: And so for my government, our government, President, commander in chief,
Speaker 8: his administration, Kamala Harris, who remains in power today for
Speaker 8: them to take me, and there are many others. We
Speaker 8: don't have any idea how many people are on this list,
Speaker 8: but I am certain that there are many who either
Speaker 8: serve in the military or are veteran. They are targeting
Speaker 8: us as potential domestic terrorists, those of us who've been
Speaker 8: willing to put our lives on the line in service
Speaker 8: to our country to keep our country safe. That is
Speaker 8: the ultimate betrayal that could come from our own leadership.
Speaker 8: So yes, I am taking legal action. I'm working with
Speaker 8: j Seculo and his team at ACLJ, who have been
Speaker 8: champions of the constitution and of freedom for so many people. Initially,
Speaker 8: we're filing a FOIA request to actually force some transparency
Speaker 8: to understand why they have done this to me and
Speaker 8: my husband for that matter. And we will continue to
Speaker 8: fight this fight to get rid of these unconstitutional secret
Speaker 8: terror watch lists that they are weaponizing against our fellow
Speaker 8: Americans and patriots. And I'm going to take this fight
Speaker 8: all the way to the Supreme Court to stop them
Speaker 8: if we have to, because they must be held accountable. Otherwise,
Speaker 8: We're going to continue to see an increase in escalation
Speaker 8: of this brazen use of power, not only under this administration,
Speaker 8: but certainly if the prosecutor, President Kamala Harris is allowed
Speaker 8: to get into power, our freedom and constitution is taking
Speaker 8: this election. That's really what it comes down to, all right.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry going through this. I've come to know
Speaker 2: you and respect you a lot as a real champion
Speaker 2: and hero for liberty, freedom and serving your country is
Speaker 2: so admirable and we appreciate you being with us. I'm
Speaker 2: very sorry of going through it. Pelsey Gabbertt, thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Sean