Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio of the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Ketty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: More than one hundred kids attend a school inside that synagogue.
Speaker 3: They were unhurt and safely escorted out as security repelled
Speaker 3: the attacker. The attacker was then killed. Still unknown why
Speaker 3: the synagogue was targeted.
Speaker 2: A lot of.
Speaker 4: That theme yesterday where you had guys with Muslim names
Speaker 4: who then we later find out often trained with Isis
Speaker 4: who are in contact with him shooting Jewish people and
Speaker 4: yelling Allah Akbar, and then the media going out of
Speaker 4: its way.
Speaker 2: To say, still no idea what the reason was for this.
Speaker 4: Maybe it was probably a robbery or the worse, or
Speaker 4: dispute or something exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, custody thing, Yeah, that is obscene. And you know,
Speaker 1: not to get off track on this thing, because we
Speaker 1: have a lot of audio to play in, some facts
Speaker 1: to give you. But when we were talking about immigration,
Speaker 1: rampant immigration in Europe, especially in the US for that matter,
Speaker 1: and I was talking about how look if you forbid
Speaker 1: you and the left in the center left, if you
Speaker 1: forbid people from speaking honestly about this, you bully them
Speaker 1: if they try to say fundamentalist Muslims are trying to
Speaker 1: kill Jews in America and other Americans too, if they can.
Speaker 1: If you forbid that being said in polite company, the
Speaker 1: only people are going to be talking about it at
Speaker 1: the far right, and then they will gain power.
Speaker 2: You don't want that, be honest.
Speaker 1: Fundamentalist Muslims are seeking to kill as many Jews as
Speaker 1: possible in the United States right now.
Speaker 2: Four or five times in the last week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, So Jackie Henrik lays out.
Speaker 4: The twice yesterday within a couple of hours, and then
Speaker 4: I'm watching the evening newscast and they dance around what
Speaker 4: is going on?
Speaker 2: That seems like.
Speaker 4: A pretty big story. Wow, we have ices inspired? Were
Speaker 4: members of ices trying to kill Jews all across the country.
Speaker 4: Seems like a really big news story, but they didn't
Speaker 4: portray it that way.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: This is Jackie Henrich a clip forty. It will start
Speaker 1: with the Old Dominion shooting in Virginia.
Speaker 5: President was asked about both shootings today, one at the
Speaker 5: synagogue in Michigan, the other at Old Dominion University in Virginia.
Speaker 5: He said both were tragic. So far, only one's been
Speaker 5: confirmed by the FBI as an act of terrorism. Officials
Speaker 5: said lives were saved when ROTC students jumped in and
Speaker 5: subdued the shooter who died.
Speaker 1: The term terrorism has always been nearly useless. Now it's
Speaker 1: completely useless. If somebody like had a phone call with
Speaker 1: ISIS five years ago, they confirm, yes, this is terrorism.
Speaker 1: If it's somebody who just decides I'm gonna kill Jews
Speaker 1: in the name of Allah, it's not terrorism because it's
Speaker 1: an individual or what is that?
Speaker 2: What does it even mean?
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 4: By the way, the scumbag shooter there at that college,
Speaker 4: the college students got that guy down and killed him somehow.
Speaker 2: Well no, no, not quite right, jack.
Speaker 1: Let's listen to Dominique Evans of the FBI cliped forty six.
Speaker 6: There were students that were in that room that subdued him.
Speaker 5: And rendered him no longer alive.
Speaker 6: I don't know else to say it, but they basically
Speaker 6: are able to terminate the threat.
Speaker 4: We heard that on the news yesterday. My son and
Speaker 4: I both were like, rendered him not alive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've got a word for that. Beat him. We've
Speaker 2: got a couple of them. Yeah, well, first choked him
Speaker 2: out or something.
Speaker 1: I get Ms Evans of the FBI's hesitance to say
Speaker 1: that because it sounds so bad. But god less, those
Speaker 1: ROTC students, their heroes. They've learned what they were supposed
Speaker 1: to learn. They took decisive action. They neutralized the threat,
Speaker 1: terminated the threat.
Speaker 4: Oh and if a guy has just killed somebody in
Speaker 4: front of you in a fight, neutralizing the threats almost
Speaker 4: going to have to include killing them.
Speaker 1: Right right or damn near anyway, Well done there. Mohammed
Speaker 1: Baylor Jalo opened fire in the university classroom in the morning.
Speaker 1: He shouted aloa akbar before opening fire. Still no information
Speaker 1: as to the motive anyway. He pleaded guilty in twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen and was sentenced to eleven years in prison for
Speaker 1: helping an overseas ISIS terrorist plot attacks on the US.
Speaker 1: It could not be immediately determined why he was released
Speaker 1: from federal custody in twenty twenty four, though defendants are
Speaker 1: often freed before the duration of their terms. So this
Speaker 1: guy was a convicted ISIS would be terrorist. At one
Speaker 1: point enlisted in the Virginia Army National Guard. Quote out
Speaker 1: of a patriotic desire to give back to his adopted country.
Speaker 1: All right, that's his I think that's his lawyer's talking. Anyway,
Speaker 1: he's dead, but his movement certainly is not. And then
Speaker 1: you've got the as Jack has pointed out, terrible attack
Speaker 1: on the synagogue in the Detroit area, which could have
Speaker 1: been one of those nightmarish attacks that people just refer
Speaker 1: to with one word for the rest of our lives.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the was it the senator or the governor there
Speaker 4: in Michigan who said this was very close to another
Speaker 4: Sandy Hook, which is a one word, you know, it
Speaker 4: could have been that. It's just I was I couldn't
Speaker 4: take my nap yesterday because I was afraid. It was
Speaker 4: because I remember when Sandy Hook happened. There was no
Speaker 4: news for a while. Then all of a sudden, there
Speaker 4: was a news whatever it was. We got thirty dead
Speaker 4: kids here because the fact that the guy had driven
Speaker 4: the truck in there and shots were fired, and then
Speaker 4: nothing was said for a very long time. I thought,
Speaker 4: I hope they're not keeping this awful news from everybody.
Speaker 4: Turned out they'd killed him right away.
Speaker 2: Thank god.
Speaker 4: They're trying to put out the fire that started and
Speaker 4: get the kids out of there, three four and five
Speaker 4: year olds place.
Speaker 2: School full of little kids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that guy went in there to murder as
Speaker 4: many little Jewish kids as he could.
Speaker 2: Obviously, that's what he was up to.
Speaker 1: Clip fifty Alexis McAdams.
Speaker 7: Investigators say this man drove into the synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan,
Speaker 7: got through the wall and then just drove right down
Speaker 7: the hallway Brett until an armed security guard stepped in
Speaker 7: and stopped him. So the guard opened fire. Then were
Speaker 7: told there was smoke and flames coming from the truck
Speaker 7: after a possible explosion, according to police. Temple Israel thanking
Speaker 7: those security guards, who they call heroes, saying it was
Speaker 7: the victim of a terrorist gunman who was confronted and
Speaker 7: neutralized byer security personnel. The temple says their teachers followed
Speaker 7: their training and kept their kids safe and calm.
Speaker 1: Police are stepping up their presence around any Jewish community
Speaker 1: center's mosques, not mosques, temples, you know, everything, because of
Speaker 1: the rampant anti Semitism, particularly from Muslims.
Speaker 4: Here's Rabbi, is the coverage anti Semitism or is the
Speaker 4: coverage you don't want to offend Muslims because you feel
Speaker 4: like it's you know, criticizing minorities or something little.
Speaker 1: Both, little both, I'd say yeah, because the progressive left
Speaker 1: is decided Israel or the bad guys, and they can't
Speaker 1: possibly call fouls on the quote unquote other side. Fifty
Speaker 1: four Michael's Rabbi Steve Later in La this is a wake.
Speaker 3: Up call not only for the local community, but for
Speaker 3: iron entire nation.
Speaker 2: This is not a snowball fight. This is an attempt
Speaker 2: to bring the Ovens to the Jews instead of the
Speaker 2: Nazis who brought the Jews to the Ovens.
Speaker 1: And this is Rabbi Jennifer Callosny in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Fifty six. Please, Michael, my.
Speaker 6: God, I never thought I'd be standing here looking at
Speaker 6: my temple, surrounded by Slott and FBI and going out
Speaker 6: into the parking lot and grabbing babies to bring them
Speaker 6: to their parents.
Speaker 2: Never.
Speaker 1: And then finally, or at least for now. Fifty seven
Speaker 1: is a Senator Alissa Slotkin of Michigan, who, with the
Speaker 1: Democratic governor, to their credit, have come out and Jack,
Speaker 1: you heard it. I've just read it characterized. They're calling
Speaker 1: this what it is.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this certainly seemed to be Senator Alissa Slotkin here, and.
Speaker 8: I think it's just important to be clear, as the
Speaker 8: governor said, that whether anti Semitism is coming from the
Speaker 8: left or the right, whether it's coming from some group
Speaker 8: that you like or don't like, you have a responsibility
Speaker 8: to call it out because when you don't, it gives
Speaker 8: permission for people to climb that escalation, that ladder of
Speaker 8: escalation that goes from saying hateful things online to saying
Speaker 8: them in person, to graffiti to ultimately violence. And the
Speaker 8: Jewish community suffers ten times the number of hate crimes
Speaker 8: than any other community in this country. So it is
Speaker 8: an epidemic. And until we push back on that permission,
Speaker 8: we're going to see incidents like this continue to proliferate.
Speaker 4: Good on the Democratic Senator of Michigan Well said. Alissa
Speaker 4: Well said, and that's a fairly brave thing to say,
Speaker 4: politically and physically in the state she lives in.
Speaker 1: Multiculturalism is a terrible idea, except in certain circumstances where
Speaker 1: the authorities are heavy handed in enforcing commonly held morals.
Speaker 2: Got I saw a video yesterday. I didn't confirm it, and.
Speaker 1: I'll explain what I meant in a second, But go ahead.
Speaker 1: I didn't confirm this video I saw yesterday, but i'll
Speaker 1: it's true. They showed a neighborhood of Dearborn, Michigan where
Speaker 1: every woman walking down.
Speaker 2: The street was wearing the beekeeper outfit.
Speaker 4: In the United States of America, yeah, you have women
Speaker 4: that are subdued to the point they're only allowed to
Speaker 4: show their eyeballs, and we put up with that and
Speaker 4: act like that's well, it's just multiculturalism. It's just accepting
Speaker 4: other cultures. Yeah, women of America, democratic women, educated white
Speaker 4: Democrat women, you're okay with that under the umbrella of multiculturalism,
Speaker 4: that women aren't allowed. You know, women who are dressed
Speaker 4: like that have basically no say in their marriage whatsoever.
Speaker 4: You know that that goes with the package of having
Speaker 4: to dress like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're virtual slaves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm probably take me too long to find it.
Speaker 1: But the absolutely perfect tweet about the conflict with Iran.
Speaker 1: How women who are marching around dressed as handmaidens a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago are now pursing the US for
Speaker 1: taking on a leader who actually makes women do that.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous. Anyway, my comment about multiculturalism. What Alyssa
Speaker 1: Slotkin was saying, and she didn't exactly lay it out straight,
Speaker 1: was Look, you're a Muslim. You're in one of these
Speaker 1: Muslim communities. You go to a mosque and you hear
Speaker 1: people talking about Jews are the devil, Jews or dogs,
Speaker 1: Jews should die, Israel should be wiped off the map,
Speaker 1: and then it gets a little more intense and more intense,
Speaker 1: and then they start talking about doing something in the
Speaker 1: United States. She was saying, you gotta call it out.
Speaker 1: You've got to be part of the solution. Otherwise, dot
Speaker 1: dot dot what is that?
Speaker 2: Otherwise?
Speaker 1: I ask our Muslim friends, and we have Muslim friends,
Speaker 1: if it becomes undeniable that your quote unquote communities or
Speaker 1: whatever are sheltering and kind of fertile soil for this
Speaker 1: sort of attack, how do you think that's gonna end.
Speaker 4: The lack of coverage on the on what happened this
Speaker 4: week or yesterday just it was unbelievable to me. I
Speaker 4: flipped on MSNBC this morning. I watched fifteen minutes. I'm
Speaker 4: sure they got to it eventually, but I watched fifteen
Speaker 4: minutes before they even mentioned the story.
Speaker 2: They didn't even mention it as a tease.
Speaker 1: Right, it's extremely uncomfortable for the left and the media
Speaker 1: is the left.
Speaker 4: Wow, you got the beat down in San Jose, you
Speaker 4: got the two things yesterday, you got the isis guys
Speaker 4: throwing the bombs in New York.
Speaker 1: They're gonna find out the shooting of our consulate in
Speaker 1: Canada was related to I mean, it's almost certain.
Speaker 4: All in a week. In one week, that is really
Speaker 4: something we never did get to our big Foot story.
Speaker 4: I feel like we need that coming up next.
Speaker 1: If you're in Ohio and do not leave your home,
Speaker 1: lock your doors, lock your windows, jam something up your
Speaker 1: chimney so he can't come down your chimney.
Speaker 2: Good lord, is that a thing? All right? So stay tuned.
Speaker 4: A rundown coming up of where things stand with the
Speaker 4: Warren Iran from all your big news sources. That's pretty
Speaker 4: damned interesting in a lot of different ways. So I
Speaker 4: hope you can stick around for that. We'll get to
Speaker 4: that in about ten minutes or so.
Speaker 1: All right, Michael, IFS sent you a secret message via text,
Speaker 1: I usually look at that secret message coming up. And
Speaker 1: this is perhaps not a very good tease, but my
Speaker 1: favorite judicial descent in American history. It includes a phrase
Speaker 1: that you've never heard in any sort of judicial dissent, ascent, agreement, disagreement,
Speaker 1: or even a friend of the court brief. Stay with
Speaker 1: us first, though, Are you at risk? Bigfoot sightings in
Speaker 1: northeastern Ohio, Ohio? Have Skyrocke six reported?
Speaker 2: You're sighing.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going on. When Joe Getty starts
Speaker 4: reporting Bigfoot sightings.
Speaker 1: I love it six reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio
Speaker 1: within four days, spark a cryptid flap speculation. I read
Speaker 1: the word cryptid three times and thought I was having
Speaker 1: a stroke or it was a misprint or something.
Speaker 2: Apparently that is a.
Speaker 1: Term for like your wacky space aliens or Bigfoot or
Speaker 1: or whatever fairies. Uh you know a podcast they're it's
Speaker 1: a cryptid podcast.
Speaker 2: Okay, don't. I don't know about that, but.
Speaker 1: A series of social media posts from a cryptid focused
Speaker 1: podcast is ignited speculation about widespread Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio, Ohio.
Speaker 4: Bigfoot usually lives in the Northwest. You're Oregon, Washington area.
Speaker 4: He got out, can't stand the politics, moved to Ohio.
Speaker 4: I want to go in an ice purple state where
Speaker 4: people got along with each other. So many freaking progressives,
Speaker 4: says Bigfoot. He says, anyway, the.
Speaker 1: Bigfoot Society a podcast online community.
Speaker 4: Maybe Bigfoot's rich and like the CEO of Starbucks because
Speaker 4: of that new millionaire tax at the same time, right, all
Speaker 4: that's all the swag you see with Bigfoot doing that
Speaker 4: walking pose.
Speaker 2: He gets a cut of that. He gets a cut
Speaker 2: of all of it. Right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the Bigfoot Society says it's received six separate reports
Speaker 1: between March six and March ten, southeast of Cleveland. We've
Speaker 1: been there. Let's see which is a group is. The
Speaker 1: group describes the cluster of reports as a flap, a
Speaker 1: term used in crypto zoology for multiple sightings in a
Speaker 1: short time span. We've got to I'm glad you work
Speaker 1: for something that doesn't exist. I'll thank you to pipe down, sir.
Speaker 1: We the northeast Ohio is under a Code red Bigfoot threat.
Speaker 1: Here are your six reported encounters. March sixth, a witness
Speaker 1: described a brown approximately nine foot tall figure seen outdoors
Speaker 1: nine feet.
Speaker 2: The next day.
Speaker 1: The next day, one day later, a reported brown eight
Speaker 1: foot tall figure, along with alleged footprints and deep grunts.
Speaker 2: He shrunk or.
Speaker 1: March ninth, a reported black eight foot tall figure. No,
Speaker 1: he's gonna bring race into it. March ninth, separate account
Speaker 1: of a black ish ten foot tall figures had to
Speaker 1: be accompanied by a heavy musky odor. No, he's not
Speaker 1: growing with your silly jokes. People see a figure that
Speaker 1: is eight to ten feet tall, think, holy yeah, how
Speaker 1: big is that thing? And they call it different numbers
Speaker 1: and musky yeah, musky heavy musky odor.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: You know what, we've had a great celebrity death. This
Speaker 1: guy passed away, Michael, do you have that clip that
Speaker 1: news anchor passed away?
Speaker 2: That's our celebrity death.
Speaker 1: No, great man of fine news anchor, and he will
Speaker 1: be dearly missed.
Speaker 2: This is one of your all time great segments.
Speaker 1: My Judicial Dissent is coming up next half hour, Biza,
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 9: Do you think gas prices are high?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 9: Give the Atola nuclear weapon to terrorize the region, to
Speaker 9: threaten the Straits at Hormoes. He will control gas prices forever.
Speaker 9: That regime would if they had a nuclear capability.
Speaker 4: That's Lindsey Graham making the argument that them having a
Speaker 4: nuclear weapon would be worse than temporarily high gas prices.
Speaker 2: I would agree Trump made that point yesterday.
Speaker 1: But well they're sure using their current to control of
Speaker 1: the straight to play hardball.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which we're about to hear more about. So I
Speaker 4: mentioned this earlier. The new one of the many newsletters
Speaker 4: I read every single day, Mark Alprin writing that his sources,
Speaker 4: White House, Pentagon are sounding nervous for the first time,
Speaker 4: which made him think, oh, maybe things are going to
Speaker 4: turn out as rosie as we had hoped. And yeah,
Speaker 4: this whole straight of horror mooz thing is a difficult situation.
Speaker 4: So going through a whole bunch of different reporting from
Speaker 4: different places on this different angles associated press, this is
Speaker 4: the very latest. Iran launched multiple attacks early today on
Speaker 4: golf Arab states, remember when they had vowed not to
Speaker 4: attack them anymore, including dozens of drones at Saudi Arabia
Speaker 4: following warnings from its new supreme leader about hosting American bases.
Speaker 4: All Right, weird Beard Junior, So you're gonna say to
Speaker 4: Saudi Arabia, how dare you have American military bases there?
Speaker 4: We're going to attack you. They also attacked Oman, where
Speaker 4: two people were killed in drone strikes. So you got
Speaker 4: these golf Arab states being attacked, people dying, having to
Speaker 4: defend themselves. I don't know how long they're going to
Speaker 4: put up with that before they join in our fight.
Speaker 1: Wow, we're gonna beat down all of our neighbors till
Speaker 1: you submit to us.
Speaker 2: Good luck with that.
Speaker 4: I thought this was a damn interesting story from the
Speaker 4: New York Times back in the two thousands, and maybe
Speaker 4: other times also, but back in the two thousands, anyway,
Speaker 4: we had looked into the whole what if we attack Iran? No,
Speaker 4: we can't because of the straight Horn movez situation. They
Speaker 4: quote this Air Force lieutenant general who was tasked with
Speaker 4: studying this very situation in the Bush administration military approaches
Speaker 4: to Iranian aggression, including a scenario in which Iran attacked
Speaker 4: shipping in the Strait. His team concluded in the two
Speaker 4: thousands that while the United States could use advanced sensors
Speaker 4: and precision strikes to mitigate Iranian attacks, they could not
Speaker 4: stop them completely. The shipping lanes are too narrow and
Speaker 4: the vessels are too vulnerable to a mix of rockets, missiles,
Speaker 4: and swarms of small craft. The only way militarily to
Speaker 4: guarantee the waterway is open to move from mitigation to
Speaker 4: full control of the Strait would be to take and
Speaker 4: hold the Iranian territory boarding restrain. It would require a
Speaker 4: large number of ground forces. Short of that, the only
Speaker 4: lasting solution to the Strait is a diplomatic one. That's
Speaker 4: what they determined to the two thousands. There's no military
Speaker 4: answer unless you're like going to have a full on
Speaker 4: ground invasion. So the diplomatic way is the only way
Speaker 4: you get the straight opened. And I would say the
Speaker 4: defense of the United States number one. Yeah, that is
Speaker 4: incredibly interesting from military point of view.
Speaker 2: And the second thing.
Speaker 1: Is, all right, let's give it a good two and
Speaker 1: a half decades of trying every diplomatic route. We can
Speaker 1: think of every technique, every lever, every threat, every promise,
Speaker 1: and it fails.
Speaker 2: So oh boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why I wanted that clip from Lindsay Graham
Speaker 4: because none of that, to me, is an argument that
Speaker 4: we shouldn't have done this, because them getting a new
Speaker 4: could be worse, and you had the best shot ever
Speaker 4: at taking out the Supreme Leader and you know, and
Speaker 4: stopping their nuclear program and all that. But that's damned
Speaker 4: interesting that we'd studied before and thought, man, there's just
Speaker 4: no way you can keep that straight open.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mike Clions was hinting at that, not hinting at it.
Speaker 1: He was talking about it a little bit last time
Speaker 1: we talked to him. There are just so many threats
Speaker 1: and it's such a narrow waterway. Different story, Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 1: Israeli officials themselves now assessed that Iran's Iran's ruling regime
Speaker 1: is unlikely to fall in the immediate future, as Turan's
Speaker 1: battered rulers remain in control and conditions on the ground
Speaker 1: aren't yet ripe for a popular uprising, people familiar with
Speaker 1: the matter said to the Wall Street Journal nearly two
Speaker 1: weeks into the war, Iran's military and political leadership appear
Speaker 1: functional and responsive to events, while its domestic opponents have
Speaker 1: been cowed by a heavy security presence.
Speaker 2: That's kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they saw thirty thousand of their friends and neighbors
Speaker 1: and family members get gunned down in the streets.
Speaker 2: They're staying in their homes.
Speaker 4: Netanyahu said yesterday, I can't tell you with certainty that
Speaker 4: the Iranian people will bring down the regime.
Speaker 2: So that's where we are there.
Speaker 4: Washington posts David Ignatius on that same theme, the regime survives.
Speaker 4: It has taken a America's best punch. It is still standing.
Speaker 4: Tears of senior military, intelligence and political leaders are dead,
Speaker 4: but they've been replaced by others. There's no sign yet
Speaker 4: of a popular uprising. The cadres of the Islamic Revolutionary
Speaker 4: Guard Corps hides among the rubble, but they haven't been eliminated.
Speaker 4: So that's where we are. I gotta believe that Trump administration.
Speaker 4: You know, he said, now's your chance, might be the
Speaker 4: only chance you ever have. He said that in the
Speaker 4: middle of the night, hours after we killed the Supreme Leader.
Speaker 4: This might be your one chance in a generation to
Speaker 4: take over the government. There's been no sign of that
Speaker 4: two weeks in, and maybe for a very.
Speaker 1: Terrible run of luck for the Iranian people, No kidding,
Speaker 1: Oh they they went for it just a little early.
Speaker 4: This next one from CNN. I don't know if this
Speaker 4: one's true or not. The Pentagon and National Security Council
Speaker 4: significantly underestimated Iran's willingness to close the strait of our
Speaker 4: moves in response to US military strikes while planning the
Speaker 4: ongoing operation, The security team of failed to fully account
Speaker 4: for the potential consequences, blah blah, blah blah. I don't
Speaker 4: know if I believe that or not.
Speaker 2: Who knows.
Speaker 4: You could just have disgruntled people in the White House
Speaker 4: saying that, or CNN could.
Speaker 2: Be making it up. So I don't know that one.
Speaker 1: I've read some commentators who I think really highly of
Speaker 1: say that they are surprised that Iran was willing to
Speaker 1: do that given the damage it does to them, and
Speaker 1: they are oil shipments, and just it's such a wow,
Speaker 1: I'm going to pull the pin on this grenadeish move.
Speaker 1: But that brings us back to the fact that Trump's
Speaker 1: a business man and he doesn't get religious fundamentalism.
Speaker 4: Well, there's also the fact that according to the Wall
Speaker 4: Street Journal, Iran is shipping more oil out now than
Speaker 4: they were before the war started, right, so the strait's
Speaker 4: not closed for them. And then finally this one, because
Speaker 4: I find it almost funny from the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 4: Arab diplomats trying to find a diplomatic path out of
Speaker 4: the war now being waged by the US and Israel,
Speaker 4: emboldened by its ability to rattle the global economy by
Speaker 4: closing the straight of horror move, have laid out their preconditions.
Speaker 2: For any return to talks.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't think when you're getting pumbled the way you're
Speaker 4: getting pumbled, that you would be laying out your preconditions.
Speaker 4: At this point, Iran is demanding that the air strike
Speaker 4: stop before it entertains ceasefire discussions, wants firm guarantees that
Speaker 4: it won't be attacked again if it agrees to stop
Speaker 4: the fight. Listen to this part. It also wants reparations
Speaker 4: for damages and is hoping to get US forces to
Speaker 4: disengage from the region. Sun's good, you got to pass
Speaker 4: back for everything you destroyed before we'll even consider opening
Speaker 4: the straight at horror moves. The demands are part of
Speaker 4: a broader public expression of confidence, whether reel or feigned,
Speaker 4: in recent days. According to The Wall Street Journal, starting
Speaker 4: a war is easy, but ending it won't happen within
Speaker 4: a few weeks. Top national security official set on social media.
Speaker 4: We will not let you off until you accept your
Speaker 4: mistake and pay the price for it. That's what Iran
Speaker 4: is saying to us. We will not let you off
Speaker 4: the hook unless you accept your mistake and pay for it.
Speaker 2: HM.
Speaker 4: So do you think that is real or feigned? As
Speaker 4: the Wall Street Journal put it. They might think they
Speaker 4: got they might think they got the world by the
Speaker 4: short hairs.
Speaker 1: Well, what other cards are they gonna play? Capitulating? I
Speaker 1: suppose it's always a card you can play. But if
Speaker 1: they're not gonna give in, Wow, this is an odd
Speaker 1: regime in a desperate situation.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty bold thing to say, though.
Speaker 4: That's like Hitler from his bunker in the you know,
Speaker 4: April forty five.
Speaker 2: I'll give you one last chance to submit. This is
Speaker 2: my last morning.
Speaker 1: You gotta withdraw back to France. You gotta rebuild my house,
Speaker 1: the one up in the mountains. I really liked it. Yeah, no, no, no, wow, Where.
Speaker 2: Does this one happen?
Speaker 4: They will not even entertain talks until we stop the
Speaker 4: air strikes, guarantee that we won't attack again, and agree
Speaker 4: to pay reparations for the damage done. Okay, that's quite
Speaker 4: the starting bargaining position.
Speaker 1: Okay, on air meeting. Do you have more on this?
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Speaker 1: fraud specifically in LA. Thought maybe we could do that. Well,
Speaker 1: we're still on the mighty KB you see Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Or we can do next hour. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I can pay off my favorite judicial descent of all
Speaker 1: time and take a break and come back and do
Speaker 1: healthcare fraud.
Speaker 2: Okay, what do you think? Sure? Why not? Okay, here
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I've got to scroll back to the correct page.
Speaker 1: This is a case in front of the Ninth Circuit
Speaker 1: Court where they refused for the whole circuit to hear
Speaker 1: this case. And I'll explain with the case is in
Speaker 1: a second. This is a dissent from Justice Vandyke, who
Speaker 1: thinks the whole court should have heard the case because
Speaker 1: it's important and he hates the decision.
Speaker 2: Folks, brace yourself.
Speaker 1: This is from the record of the Ninth Circuit Court
Speaker 1: of Appeals the United States of America Earth. This is
Speaker 1: a case about swinging dicks. The Christian owners of Olympus spa,
Speaker 1: A traditional Korean women only nude spa understandably don't want
Speaker 1: them in their spa. Their female employees and female clients
Speaker 1: don't want them in their spa either, But Washington State
Speaker 1: insists on them, and so does the Ninth So now
Speaker 1: does the Ninth Circuit. You may think that swinging dicks
Speaker 1: shouldn't appear in a judicial opinion.
Speaker 2: You're not wrong.
Speaker 1: But as much as you might understandably be shocked and
Speaker 1: displeased to merely encounter that phrase in this opinion, I
Speaker 1: hope we can all agree that it is far more
Speaker 1: jarring for the unsuspected and exposed women at Olympus SPA,
Speaker 1: some as young as thirteen years old, to be visually
Speaker 1: assaulted by the same thing.
Speaker 2: That was a good little uh trick there did to
Speaker 2: shock you and think?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 2: Did you need to say that to make the point?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is kind of bad to see this from
Speaker 4: a judge, right, Well, it's worse for a little girl
Speaker 4: to see it in a locker room.
Speaker 1: This guy brings it, that's pretty knocks it out of
Speaker 1: the park the rest of that descent.
Speaker 2: Next hour, let's take a break. Are you gonna be
Speaker 2: dropping more sds? I'll love.
Speaker 4: See if I can find an excuse, would you like
Speaker 4: me to feel like I don't need to hear that anymore?
Speaker 1: Fair enough? Fair enough, I'll try to restrain myself. In
Speaker 1: helth care fraud, we'll hear it, all right. The iceberg
Speaker 1: we're seeing more than the tip now unfortunate reference. The
Speaker 1: extent of health care fraud in America is far bigger
Speaker 1: than anybody even imagined. Details next see the problem is
Speaker 1: we have a locker room here where we all change
Speaker 1: into our armstrung and get a uniforms before the show,
Speaker 1: and we're all naked together in our own.
Speaker 2: They didn't in particularly, I'm.
Speaker 10: Looking for doctor Faustina. This is his address of record
Speaker 10: with the medical board.
Speaker 6: He doesn't work here.
Speaker 10: He doesn't work here. He is your medical director. However,
Speaker 10: isn't that correct? He's not since when I don't do.
Speaker 11: In December, New York Congresswoman Claudia Tenny asked the Trump
Speaker 11: administration to investigate healthcare fraud in LA.
Speaker 1: The money's being sucked out of the system by these fraudsters.
Speaker 11: Specifically, she asked how a single physician living out of
Speaker 11: state help providers build taxpayers for six hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's a big number.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Minnesota, physician, Minnesota was just Minnesota. The amount
Speaker 1: of fraud going on, the amount of your taxpayer dollars
Speaker 1: being stolen is incalculable. That's William Laugines. Shout out, William,
Speaker 1: great job. As always, his report goes on, Oh, I'll
Speaker 1: should tell you miss doctor Faustino is apparently blameless in
Speaker 1: all of this. They use, these scammers used his name.
Speaker 1: He's an elderly fellow who until recently barely saw any patients.
Speaker 1: Now I don't think he's hees any.
Speaker 11: Somehow, you are responsible for twenty nine thousand patients and
Speaker 11: that and here's the billing information that physician eighty seven
Speaker 11: year old Gilbert Faustina these home healthcare agencies, but they're
Speaker 11: using your number.
Speaker 3: No them.
Speaker 11: Fostina lives in Las Vegas, but we met him at
Speaker 11: this apartment in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: I'm not seeing anybody now.
Speaker 9: Last month I saw about ten or fifteen charts when
Speaker 9: I would visit, but that's one day a week.
Speaker 11: Yet records suggest he filed seventy six thousand claims.
Speaker 1: I don't do the billing.
Speaker 2: I've never built medicare for any of these patients.
Speaker 11: How many charts and so forth can you go through
Speaker 11: to approve their care?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 11: Twenty, but these documents suggest that you're seeing thousands of
Speaker 11: Well the document is wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so clearly he's yeah, he didn't do anything.
Speaker 4: So it's like it'sych when people take some dead guys
Speaker 4: social Security number and start getting.
Speaker 2: Benefiticisely, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 11: Next clip, Federal documents show three hundred and thirty five
Speaker 11: providers build Medicare six hundred million over five years using
Speaker 11: fusting his position number. Yet he claims only to have
Speaker 11: contracted with three companies in this building.
Speaker 10: At this address. I have millions of dollars of healthcare
Speaker 10: provided at this location at both highlight and aries and
Speaker 10: on call.
Speaker 2: There's more than nine hundred patients.
Speaker 10: And seventeen million dollars has been billed out of this location.
Speaker 11: Records also linked Faustina to eighteen hospice providers.
Speaker 1: I am not associated with any hospice.
Speaker 2: And three thousand claims.
Speaker 1: I'm not associated with the claim at all. I've never
Speaker 1: seen the claim. I should have explained. It cuts back
Speaker 1: and forth with William trying to get somebody in that
Speaker 1: little office building to answer his questions through the door,
Speaker 1: and of course.
Speaker 2: No, nobody's here. Nobody can answer your question.
Speaker 1: You folks deal with nineteen thousand patients in this facility.
Speaker 1: He's looking at this little building of help. AI can
Speaker 1: do something about this. I don't I get that a
Speaker 1: lot of your organizations don't care about your taxpayer money.
Speaker 2: But I assume they don't actually want it stolen.
Speaker 4: The agencies themselves, Yeah, they just don't take the time
Speaker 4: to pay attention to this. Could AI catch anomalies like
Speaker 4: this where AI would figure out there's no way some
Speaker 4: out of state doctor who we have here is eighty
Speaker 4: seven years old is billing this many millions dollars with
Speaker 4: a blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Well, or the fact that there are so many numbers
Speaker 1: in that last clip, it probably went by you. There
Speaker 1: are three hundred and thirty five different scammers using him
Speaker 1: as the doctor of record.
Speaker 2: Wow, how could you not catch that? How could you
Speaker 2: have a system that wouldn't catch that final clip? Michael?
Speaker 2: So what's going on?
Speaker 10: Hospice?
Speaker 2: In sweet twol four, we.
Speaker 11: Visited several hospices billing under Faustina's Medicare number. Many looked
Speaker 11: more like mail drops than medical offices.
Speaker 2: My name's William Wegenez and I'm with Fox News.
Speaker 11: We also spoke to one company that provides doctors and
Speaker 11: nurses to home healthcare agencies.
Speaker 7: She used to be eying us, one of our supervising doctors.
Speaker 11: Days after receiving the Tenny letter, Medicare ended Faustina's ability
Speaker 11: to seek reimbursement and this company cut ties.
Speaker 6: We are not sure what happened as well, you're not.
Speaker 2: Sure what happened.
Speaker 11: If there is fraud, Faustina says he's not getting a cut.
Speaker 11: So you think somebody's probably committing fraud on your back?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, not on my behalf, on their behalf.
Speaker 2: You're a good point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, unbelievable. Yeah, how often does this happen? In
Speaker 4: how many states? For how many years?
Speaker 2: Oh God, it's depressing and what does it say about
Speaker 2: it human beings?
Speaker 1: In our divided politics these days that it's always virtually
Speaker 1: always conservative outlets that have these investigation.
Speaker 4: No interest from anybody else to try to figure out
Speaker 4: the taxpayer money is wasted. As I said earlier, and
Speaker 4: I've said a million times, I don't understand why progressives
Speaker 4: don't care more about this. You're the ones that, like
Speaker 4: all these do good programs. Don't you actually want to
Speaker 4: do good right and the money's being still limited money
Speaker 4: for your purposes, or you could actually help people if
Speaker 4: that's your you know what's driving this right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's funny. I didn't even think of that. Oh sincerity,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 4: I assume you want to help the homeless or the sick,
Speaker 4: or the downtrodden or whatever. The money's not getting to them,
Speaker 4: So why aren't you more interested than me? I only
Speaker 4: care about my taxpayer money because I'm not that worried
Speaker 4: about the browntratten. What the downtrotten figured out on the road. Wow,
Speaker 4: that's that stop being done trodden. That's not a good look.
Speaker 4: Get trodden or up trodden. I don't know what the
Speaker 4: opposite is.
Speaker 1: Next hour, much more of the s ing d judicial
Speaker 1: dissent that I shared the opening with with you for
Speaker 1: a minute before this now, and we got continued that thing.
Speaker 4: And we got clips of the week, and we got
Speaker 4: lots of frivolity because the last hour we usually start
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