Speaker 1: News Roundup and Information Overload Hour. Here's our toll free
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Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program. So,
Speaker 1: the Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa yesterday
Speaker 1: or actually earlier today, but I saw the story last night,
Speaker 1: released two subpoenas from the former Special Council Jack Smith,
Speaker 1: now FBI Director of FBI Director Cash Bettel and his
Speaker 1: phone records from Arctic Frost. And the records were released
Speaker 1: ahead of the hearing by the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on
Speaker 1: Federal Courts Oversight Agency Action. Now in a minute will
Speaker 1: be joined by John Solomon Greg Jarrett for analysis. And
Speaker 1: what we are finding is Arctic frost, it seems now
Speaker 1: is the tip of the iceberg. There are multiple other
Speaker 1: layers and levels of this type of I believe abuse
Speaker 1: in terms of unreasonable search and seizure, an abuse of power.
Speaker 1: We know about Congressman, we know about senators. We know
Speaker 1: that their phone records were subpoened, even people on the committee,
Speaker 1: on the committees that were investigating these very matters, and
Speaker 1: for more than two years, they got two years worth
Speaker 1: of phone records from now FBI director Cash Bettel. This
Speaker 1: is before he became FBI director, and it shows that
Speaker 1: Smith's team was asking Verizon for his phone records from
Speaker 1: October of twenty twenty through February of twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: Now this has happened to friends of this program, people
Speaker 1: like Jim Jordan and people like Ted Cruz. Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: has sworn sworn that he's going to sue. Let me
Speaker 1: play Ted Cruz talking about it, because I think this
Speaker 1: is important, you understand. And I've lived through a series
Speaker 1: of my own personal private text messages being released publicly.
Speaker 1: They didn't get the text messages from me, but text messages,
Speaker 1: thousands of them with Paul Mattafort, my text messages with
Speaker 1: Mark Meta and Jim Jordan, my text messages with Kaylee mcinaney,
Speaker 1: my text messages with others as well.
Speaker 2: And what about my right to privacy? Here's Ted Cruz.
Speaker 3: Arctic Frost is the culmination of a gross pattern of
Speaker 3: abuse by Democrats for partisan ends to elect and re
Speaker 3: elect a Democrat president. In twenty sixteen, Obama's FBI began
Speaker 3: spying on the Trump campaign just a month before election day.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty Biden's FBI met with Senators Johnson and
Speaker 3: Grassley in an effort to throw off their investigation into
Speaker 3: the now infamous Hunter Biden laptop, calling the laptop disinformation,
Speaker 3: a claim we now know was false. The FBI went
Speaker 3: to the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and lied
Speaker 3: to him in an effort to change the outcome of
Speaker 3: a presidential election. Democrats for years have exhibited the pattern
Speaker 3: of abusing public law enforcement for the sake of politics,
Speaker 3: a pattern this committee, under the leadership of Chairman Grassley,
Speaker 3: is now working to uncover and expose. Because no administration,
Speaker 3: Republican or Democrat, has any business turning the surveillance powers
Speaker 3: of the federal government against its political opposition.
Speaker 1: Then Senator Cruz, now he's right about this is a
Speaker 1: culmination of an abusive power. This gets to the heart
Speaker 1: of weaponization that we have talked so long about in
Speaker 1: a grand conspiracy. Any talk calls out Democrats for not
Speaker 1: speaking out against the DOJ and their abuse of power,
Speaker 1: and many of them knew a lot more than they'd
Speaker 1: let on at the time.
Speaker 3: Listen, fifty years ago, this nation was confronted with an
Speaker 3: abuse of power, and it responded not with indifference, but
Speaker 3: with accountability. I'll tell you one of the big differences
Speaker 3: of Watergate versus Arctic Frost. When Richard Nixon and his
Speaker 3: corrupt Attorney general in his corrupt administry should abuse their
Speaker 3: law enforcement powers to go after their political opponents, Republican
Speaker 3: senators stood up to the president of their own party
Speaker 3: and defended the rule of law. Where is even a
Speaker 3: single Democrat senator who has said one word about this
Speaker 3: abuse of power? Is there not one? They're forty seven
Speaker 3: Democrats in this body. Is there not one who can
Speaker 3: come forward and say, you know what, turning the Department
Speaker 3: of Justice into the oppo research and attack machine of
Speaker 3: the DNC is not what the DOJ is supposed to be.
Speaker 1: Now, this is critical, especially as this investigation is now
Speaker 1: going to expand forward, and I believe this may tie
Speaker 1: into the big one grand conspiracy that has not been
Speaker 1: discussed in a while, but FBI Director Cash Mattello has
Speaker 1: talked about it, the Attorney General Pam Bondi has talked
Speaker 1: about it. Now Chuck Grassley announced that he is releasing
Speaker 1: the records of the wish list from Jack Smith's team
Speaker 1: of members of Congress. They wanted data on this is
Speaker 1: Jack Smith's team wanting data on Listen to this.
Speaker 4: Today we're making new records public. Some records are dated
Speaker 4: January twenty twenty three, before Jack Smith's team secretly sought
Speaker 4: most member tolling data. The records include a wish list
Speaker 4: created by Smith's team naming fourteen members of Congress for
Speaker 4: whom they've wanted to seek tolling data. Some of those
Speaker 4: members are Senators on this very committee, but the list
Speaker 4: notes that Smith's team already knew these members had communication
Speaker 4: so include text messages for some members with individuals associated
Speaker 4: with President Trump. And Jack Smith was certainly aware of
Speaker 4: this effort. To quote from the emails we're making public today,
Speaker 4: quote before we tell Maine meaning Main Justice, we're going
Speaker 4: to fire off subpoenas for so many members tolls. I
Speaker 4: should make sure that Jacks aware.
Speaker 1: The last thing that Chuck Rassley said is making public
Speaker 1: two subpoenas for toll records of Cash Bettel, along with
Speaker 1: non disclosure orders that kept all of this secret.
Speaker 4: And lastly, today we're also making public two subpoenas for
Speaker 4: toll records of FBI Director Patel, along with non disclosure
Speaker 4: orders that kept them secret. This committee's work will continue.
Speaker 2: They kind of knew.
Speaker 1: I interpret that to mean that they kind of knew
Speaker 1: what they were doing is wrong. Anyway, here to weigh
Speaker 1: in on all of this and expand out that Arctic
Speaker 1: Frost is only the tip of the iceberg. John Solomon,
Speaker 1: he's the founder, editor in chief, chief investigative reporter justinnews
Speaker 1: dot com. Greg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Analyst, number one
Speaker 1: New York Times bestselling author. Welcome both of you, and
Speaker 1: let me start with you, John, because you're telling us
Speaker 1: Arctic Frost and you reported on this program on your
Speaker 1: own program, is only the tip of the iceberg. That
Speaker 1: there are multiple other examples of this abuse of power
Speaker 1: that you believe you've uncovered.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no doubt about it. For consecutive counterintelligence and criminal
Speaker 5: investigations by the FBI, all having special code names, all
Speaker 5: targeting President Donald Trump and his followers, hundreds of people
Speaker 5: caught up in them, almost all of them innocent, never
Speaker 5: going to be charged, never were charged, and yet their privacy,
Speaker 5: their rights intruded on. I encourage everybody to watch the exchange.
Speaker 5: It just happened a short while ago between Senator Mike
Speaker 5: Lee and the current Chief of staff of the FBI,
Speaker 5: Will Chamberlain in it, He walks him through classic interrogation.
Speaker 5: Did the FBI listen in on a phone call with
Speaker 5: Susie Wills and her private lawyer that should be printlets Yes?
Speaker 5: Did they pretend they had permission? Yes? Did they have permission? No?
Speaker 5: Was that a wrong thing to do? Yes? Should a
Speaker 5: president be able to use his FBI to spy on
Speaker 5: the conversations of a campaign manager for his rifle? No,
Speaker 5: they shouldn't serve. He answers. It is an extraordinary two
Speaker 5: minute exchange that occurred in the Senate. Why is that
Speaker 5: so important? That's just one of several tactics that occurred
Speaker 5: during this ten year period where the FBI looked at
Speaker 5: Donald Trump, first under Crossfire, Hurricane An, under Operation Round River,
Speaker 5: and under Plasmic Echo, and then ultimately Arctic Frost. Now
Speaker 5: we believe the listening in on Susie Wilds's phone calls
Speaker 5: occurred during Plasmic Echo. But whatever wherever they occurred, however
Speaker 5: they happened, you now have a senior FBI official acknowledging
Speaker 5: it shouldn't have happened, it was wrong to do so.
Speaker 5: And the reason we only know about it now is
Speaker 5: because the Chris Ray FBI put these things in prohibited
Speaker 5: access files that couldn't even be found by the next
Speaker 5: director without a lot of cash. Mattel had to spend
Speaker 5: months looking for these records because they were hidden even
Speaker 5: inside the FBI from their own people. Just an extraordinary detai.
Speaker 5: I want to point out one consequence from today. Chuck
Speaker 5: Grassey's records today raised questions about testimony that Jack Smith
Speaker 5: previously gave to Congress. If you remember a little while ago,
Speaker 5: Jack Smith testified to the House Jedentiary Committee, and he
Speaker 5: said that the January sixth report and it's finding a
Speaker 5: really small part of all of his investigators really didn't
Speaker 5: play a big role. Today, just Chuck Grassey put out
Speaker 5: records saying where Jack Smith's talking about, they're going to
Speaker 5: log every finding of the report and they're going to
Speaker 5: use it as leverage, and they're going to target people
Speaker 5: for interviews based on what the January sixth Committee found.
Speaker 5: The email suggests that the January sixth report and the
Speaker 5: work that the Democratic Select Committee did were a major
Speaker 5: part of jack Smith. Jack Smith told Congress they were
Speaker 5: a minor part. That's a big conflict that I wouldn't
Speaker 5: be surprised will end up in a referral to the
Speaker 5: Justice Department for possible false testimony. That was another big
Speaker 5: moment today in the hearing.
Speaker 1: Wow, now, Greg Jarrett, you're one of the smartest lawyers
Speaker 1: I know. Now you tell me, is there culpability here?
Speaker 1: Is this abuse of power? Is this criminal?
Speaker 6: Oh? Absolutely, all kinds of constitutional protections and rights were violated.
Speaker 6: Due process was shredded, And of course those are actionable crimes.
Speaker 6: And you're so correct to point out, Sean that arctic
Speaker 6: frost is just one part of an elaborate criminal conspiracy
Speaker 6: to get Trump that stretched over a decade, beginning in
Speaker 6: twenty sixteen with the Russia haks. And of course it
Speaker 6: is now and John has written extensively about this. It's
Speaker 6: now the subject of a criminal investigation by the US
Speaker 6: Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, where prosecutors are
Speaker 6: building on evidence uncovered by House and Senate committees. James
Speaker 6: Comey latest to receive a subpoena for his pivotal role
Speaker 6: in knowingly promoting the hoax, the Russia hoax. And of
Speaker 6: course it began when Hillary Clinton approved a plan to
Speaker 6: smear Trump with a phony narrative that he colluded with Russia.
Speaker 6: John Brennan and the CIA director discovered the plot, rushed
Speaker 6: to the White House told Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: Instead of telling the truth about Hillary's diabolical scheme to
Speaker 6: Congress and the American people, they concealed it. They knew
Speaker 6: that the collusion narrative was all Alie, so did James
Speaker 6: Comey's FBI Brennan CIA. They knew that Steele dossier was
Speaker 6: utter fiction. They had debunked it near the outset, but
Speaker 6: on Obama's orders, Comy and Brennan altered a key intelligence
Speaker 6: assessment to say otherwise, and armed with that fabricated document,
Speaker 6: they then leaked it to the media to falsely implicate
Speaker 6: Trump even though he committed no wrongdoing. It is truly
Speaker 6: the dirtiest political trick ever perpetrated in American history, and
Speaker 6: a usey abuse of power, and the list of crimes
Speaker 6: really are endless.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, We'll come right back more with
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett John Solomon on the other side. And is
Speaker 1: there any recourse for people that have had their rights
Speaker 1: abused during this weaponization process? We'll ask Greg Jarrett that question.
Speaker 1: I will continue with John Solomon just thenews dot Com
Speaker 1: and Greg Jarrett eight hundred and ninety four one.
Speaker 2: Shawn.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your calls at the bottom of the hour. John,
Speaker 1: let me ask you, because I know we were up
Speaker 1: on the clock here, but I want you to give
Speaker 1: a preview of coming attractions because you know more about
Speaker 1: this than I do. And how deep is this going
Speaker 1: to be, this abuse of power? And why do I
Speaker 1: suspect that people like you who have probably also been targeted.
Speaker 1: I've been told by others that I was told by
Speaker 1: Jim Jordan on a number of occasions that I have
Speaker 1: been looked at repeatedly. My social media is suppressed repeatedly
Speaker 1: by you know, the deep state.
Speaker 5: What's coming next, Well, I think what you're going to
Speaker 5: see is a clear and comprehensive story starting to develop.
Speaker 5: Where the storyline is the original Russian investigation was designed
Speaker 5: to keep President Trump from becoming president. Then the middle
Speaker 5: investigations are to keep him from winning re election, and
Speaker 5: then when he loses and he's trying to get back
Speaker 5: in power, the investigation of Joe Biden, the ones that
Speaker 5: are under Smith and under the FBI and Arctic Cross,
Speaker 5: they're literally spying on the opposition candidate to make sure
Speaker 5: they've got leverage to make sure he can't get back
Speaker 5: in office. That continuum. If you and I try to
Speaker 5: write a Hollywood script like this with Greg ten years ago,
Speaker 5: people say you're not. No one would do that, no
Speaker 5: one would believe that happened. That's exactly what we're now
Speaker 5: seeing the evidence be laid out. I think if fourteen
Speaker 5: members of Congress, just like Chuck Grassley suggested today, were
Speaker 5: being targeted, anyone could have been targeted. I don't have
Speaker 5: any reason to know whether Arctic Frost targeted me. I
Speaker 5: do know the Justice Department targeted me. I had to
Speaker 5: cooperate with the US Southern District of New York US
Speaker 5: Attorney's office. I got cleared once they reviewed my reporting
Speaker 5: realized it was accurate. But if I had to go
Speaker 5: through that just for reporting stories, I can't imagine who
Speaker 5: else was caught up in this.
Speaker 1: You seeing well, especially people that were investigating zero Experience Hunter.
Speaker 1: My understanding is that is a big part of this too.
Speaker 5: That's what they're looking at. That's what Round River seems
Speaker 5: to be about, protecting Hunter Biden and dishonoring or disabling
Speaker 5: people who were legitimately looking at very serious issues here.
Speaker 5: So that's wrapped up, and then we got to keep
Speaker 5: a close eye on some of the elections stuff that
Speaker 5: Telsey Gabbert is starting to find. That's also another area
Speaker 5: of foreign interference in our elections. Foreign threats are license.
Speaker 5: I should say, that's another piece. More documents coming down
Speaker 5: the pike in the next few weeks.
Speaker 1: Right, I know, John, you have to run. Greg, if
Speaker 1: you have a minute or two, I want to ask
Speaker 1: you on the legal side of this, if there's any
Speaker 1: recourse for the victims of this weaponization and what it
Speaker 1: might be. If you have a minute, John, thank you
Speaker 1: appreciate your sharing your report with us. As always, Greg,
Speaker 1: hopefully you have a minute you can stay with us.
Speaker 1: Then we'll get to calls eight hundred and nine four one.
Speaker 1: Shawn is on number if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. All right, Greg, Jarrett graciously agreed
Speaker 1: to stay a bit longer with us. I do have
Speaker 1: one main question. We've been talking about the weaponization. You
Speaker 1: know this new information that in fact Democrats now even
Speaker 1: admitting that what they did in terms of spying on
Speaker 1: congressmen and senators, and I cannot believe that they would
Speaker 1: ever spy on a call between the president's campaign manager
Speaker 1: now chief of staff, Susie Wiles, and her own attorney,
Speaker 1: And initially they tried to said no, no, the attorney gave
Speaker 1: us permission that turned out to be completely bogus and untrue,
Speaker 1: and the attorney even said, if that's true, I deserve
Speaker 1: to be disbarred. It never happened, and now they acknowledge
Speaker 1: it never happened. How deep, how wide this ultimately goes,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But my one major legal question, Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham has said he's going to sue. We're talking about
Speaker 1: congressmen and senators and other people in Donald Trump's orbit,
Speaker 1: and now we know it was cash Bettel. For years
Speaker 1: they were looking into his records. You talk about unreasonable
Speaker 1: search and seizure, a lack of constitutional authority and rights.
Speaker 1: I mean, this was a wild, reckless fishing expedition and
Speaker 1: the law be damned, constitution be damned. So it seems
Speaker 1: to me, Greg Jarrett. But the people that are victims here,
Speaker 1: is there any recourse Lindsey Graham would like to sue.
Speaker 1: I would like to see him be able to sue
Speaker 1: not only the government, but the people that were involved
Speaker 1: and responsible for threading the constitution here.
Speaker 6: Oh absolutely you can sue. I mean, Jill Biden and
Speaker 6: his cronies secretly assigned the DOJ, the FBI, and out
Speaker 6: of control Special Council Jack Smith to persecute anybody in
Speaker 6: Trump's orbit. And one of the ways they did that
Speaker 6: was to abuse their subpoena power. Some twelve senators, roughly
Speaker 6: four hundred individuals, all Republicans, one hundred thousand private communications
Speaker 6: were swept up in this digital sweep, and two hundred
Speaker 6: clandestine subpoenas that you know we're hidden from view. That's
Speaker 6: due process violation. It's a violation of the Fourth Amendment
Speaker 6: on reasonable search and seizure, and it's actionable. And there
Speaker 6: there's a statute that's quite pivotal, deprivation of rights under
Speaker 6: color of law. It is both criminal and it is civil.
Speaker 6: So in other words, you can sue Lindsey Graham or
Speaker 6: somebody else, even yourself, if your rights were intruded upon,
Speaker 6: you can sue for money damages caused by the harm
Speaker 6: of that egregious violation.
Speaker 1: You know, I have found it very, very frustrating and
Speaker 1: hard over the years, as again I had mentioned that
Speaker 1: my own private personal text messages get released to the public.
Speaker 1: Messages with Paul Manafort. Now, when those messages came out,
Speaker 1: Greg and I think we talked at the time the
Speaker 1: most fascinating part of it, and it became, you know,
Speaker 1: breaking news on fake news CNN and MSDNC John Hannity's
Speaker 1: text messages with Paul Manifort are released, and it went
Speaker 1: on for you know, an entire day almost And the
Speaker 1: most amazing thing to me is this is what they
Speaker 1: were can after reading it, Oh my gosh, he really
Speaker 1: believes this stuff.
Speaker 2: This sounds just like his monologues.
Speaker 1: Now, I took that to mean for me, does that
Speaker 1: mean everything that they're saying is false, that they're fake,
Speaker 1: that they're different behind the scenes, because I never expected
Speaker 1: those text messages to be made public. But frankly, I
Speaker 1: viewed it as an intrusion on my privacy, my personal privacy,
Speaker 1: and I think I have a right to personal privacy. Look,
Speaker 1: the Left always lectures us about personal privacy, don't they.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they do, and you know they're the ones that
Speaker 6: seem to be violating it the most. And you're right,
Speaker 6: you and I did talk about it when your text
Speaker 6: messages came out, but they simply instilled confidence that what
Speaker 6: you were saying on the air is true, and it
Speaker 6: turned out to be true, and you believed.
Speaker 5: It to be true.
Speaker 6: You know, look, anybody who was swept up in this
Speaker 6: digital sweep, as I described one hundred thousand in private communications,
Speaker 6: you know, I would suggest that they consider talking to
Speaker 6: a lawyer, because you know, well.
Speaker 2: I'm talking to a really good one right now.
Speaker 6: There isn't complete immunity for people in government who abuse
Speaker 6: power and violate the law themselves. That limited conditional immunity vanishes,
Speaker 6: and they can be held. The government can be held,
Speaker 6: They individually can be held legally liable in a court
Speaker 6: of law.
Speaker 1: That's going to be interesting to see. I've gotten a
Speaker 1: little bit of a tip off that there's going to
Speaker 1: be a lot of public figures that likely at some
Speaker 1: point were targeted as well as these elected officials. We'll see,
Speaker 1: but you know, I do have pretty good sources over
Speaker 1: the years. I don't want to get over my skis.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get ahead of myself. But we'll wait,
Speaker 1: watch and see. But it's good to know that in
Speaker 1: a case like this, in fact they did it. Now
Speaker 1: you're not only talking about the government. What about the
Speaker 1: people that made the decision to do to commit what
Speaker 1: is obviously a violation of one's constitutional rights.
Speaker 2: What happens to them, Well.
Speaker 6: They're in legal jeopardy, both criminally and civilly. And you know,
Speaker 6: we know that it wasn't just Jack Smith and individuals
Speaker 6: at the Department of Justice, but the Attorney General Merrick
Speaker 6: Garland approved this plan, w ag Lisa Monico, FBI Director
Speaker 6: Christopher Ray, they all approved this confidential plan to collect
Speaker 6: private communications of twelve senators and roughly four hundred individuals,
Speaker 6: as I say, And you know, they went to Judge Bosberg,
Speaker 6: a federal judge who's become rather notorious to try to
Speaker 6: hide it, particularly from members of Congress, who by law
Speaker 6: are required to be told when that kind of collection
Speaker 6: is undertaken. They were not told. It was deliberately kept
Speaker 6: in the dark. So you know, I think the individuals
Speaker 6: associated with it are in legal jeopardy, both criminally and civilly.
Speaker 1: Greg Jarrett appreciate you as always best selling author of
Speaker 1: Fox News Legal Analysts. Thank you, Greg, appreciate you. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred and nine four one, Shawn is a number you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, Jim in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Hey Jim, how are you pluk.
Speaker 7: And Sonny to talk to you a longtime listener.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Several things come up just like they were just talking.
Speaker 7: You know, the evidence is then it's clear. Why do
Speaker 7: we keep investigating this time and time again? I mean,
Speaker 7: I've heard you talk last week or something about MAGA
Speaker 7: might be losing support for President Trump or whatever. We're
Speaker 7: behind President Trump. We're just sick and tired of the
Speaker 7: continuous investigations and stuff and nothing's happening. Nobody gets prosecuted every.
Speaker 1: Let me, let me put your heart at rest a
Speaker 1: little bit, and I know the wheels of justice roll
Speaker 1: along very slowly. I'm telling you right now, I know
Speaker 1: for a fact, I have a lot of good sources.
Speaker 1: I think if you listen to the show, I think
Speaker 1: you would acknowledge that I know a lot of important people.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you that there is a real brand
Speaker 1: conspiracy investigation. They're very hard to build, very very time consuming. Remember,
Speaker 1: all of these people that would be involved in that
Speaker 1: all have other jobs like keeping all of us safe
Speaker 1: and secure in the interim. But I am telling you
Speaker 1: that it is it is not being ignored on at
Speaker 1: any level at all. It's not fast enough. It's not
Speaker 1: at the pace I would like or you would like.
Speaker 1: But I'll give you these two words. Stay tuned. Let's
Speaker 1: see what happens. Okay, my friend, your phone is a
Speaker 1: little off, so I'm gonna have to move on all right,
Speaker 1: back to our phones. Let us say, I to Lois
Speaker 1: in Alabama. Lois, how are you? Where in Alabama are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing very well, sir, and you I'm good man.
Speaker 2: Where are you from?
Speaker 8: Birmingham?
Speaker 1: You know what I love about Alabama? And I live
Speaker 1: at about ninety minutes north in Athens, Alabama, if you
Speaker 1: go down sixty five. I used to go to the
Speaker 1: Birmingham Zoo all the time because I like zoos. The
Speaker 1: most amazing thing about Alabama. The people there are wonderful,
Speaker 1: let me put it that way, and it's just a
Speaker 1: great place.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I digress. What's on your mind?
Speaker 8: Well? I had a question about want you know why
Speaker 8: President Trump can't use his executive orders to stop all
Speaker 8: this and so we can go in and pay tsa
Speaker 8: sincot with it being an emergency, having a war gone
Speaker 8: over there in Iran, that it would be like he
Speaker 8: would have the ability to be able to say, Okay,
Speaker 8: you know, I can push this through now, because we've
Speaker 8: got this war going on. It just seems like it's
Speaker 8: so dangerous. Or why don't we take the money from
Speaker 8: the tariffs so we've gotten from the other countries and
Speaker 8: borrow that to pay her to you say, workers and
Speaker 8: everyone who is lacking a paycheck. And then when did
Speaker 8: Democrats get through playing their little pity party thing. Then
Speaker 8: we can put the money back into that tariff money,
Speaker 8: I mean, because that's extra money anyway.
Speaker 1: Right, well, let me tell you what Donald Trump cleverly did,
Speaker 1: and he's not going to get credit for this. And
Speaker 1: it looks like the President is open to this deal
Speaker 1: proposal where they will fund the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: less the less ice. I don't think the mask issue
Speaker 1: the Democrats will win on, but those are the two
Speaker 1: sticking points. The reason I think the President will do
Speaker 1: it is because too many people are being hurt, too
Speaker 1: many Americans are being impacted. The Democrats have voted five
Speaker 1: times not to fund the Department of Homeland Security. It's
Speaker 1: their responsibility. They're now beginning to cave and the President
Speaker 1: wants to be responsible, and we need these agents. We're
Speaker 1: in the middle of a war against the number one
Speaker 1: state sponsor of terror, and they have already signaled that
Speaker 1: they want to trigger any sleeper cells that are in
Speaker 1: this country. So the President will be the adult. He'll
Speaker 1: probably sign on to it. I would have preferred that
Speaker 1: it'd be tied to the Save Act, but the President
Speaker 1: has got he's got so many he's got a greater
Speaker 1: responsibility for the greater good. And I understand his decision completely,
Speaker 1: I really do. And I ran into TSA agents this weekend.
Speaker 2: And I talked to them. I always talk to them.
Speaker 1: I never stopped talking, I never shut up, and I'm
Speaker 1: talking to them and they haven't been paid now for
Speaker 1: thirty nine days. People, they're struggling. They need to be paid.
Speaker 1: And half of them just decided I'm not coming to
Speaker 1: work unless you pay me. And I don't blame them
Speaker 1: at all. They're not going to work. But to see
Speaker 1: Americans waiting six seven hours online all around the country
Speaker 1: to just just get up to the gate so they
Speaker 1: can get to their plane is insane. To get a
Speaker 1: text from you from your airline saying, well, you need
Speaker 1: to arrive five hours early. I mean, that's awful. We
Speaker 1: can't live our lives that way.
Speaker 8: And also the voter they think. It's almost like the
Speaker 8: Democrats are a pray that if they passed this law
Speaker 8: that they will be reelected for their positions. And I'm
Speaker 8: beginning to think that they wouldn't they because they know
Speaker 8: that theirs it's coming from so many illegal voters.
Speaker 1: That's why Chris Murphy gave it all away. He said
Speaker 1: that illegals are the people that Democrats care the most about.
Speaker 1: I'm going to roll along, Lois. God, bless you, God
Speaker 1: bless Alabama. Appreciate you eight hundred and nine four one, Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for the people of the family. This
Speaker 1: University of Alabama kid, whereas he was in Barcelona. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, did you see that story, Linda. I don't
Speaker 1: believe my antenna is so it is like through the
Speaker 1: roof of my house right now. I don't believe what
Speaker 1: we're being told. I don't believe this kid died in
Speaker 1: shallow water and it was a quote, it's an accident,
Speaker 1: five minute investigation. No, we think it's an accident. I
Speaker 1: never trust that.
Speaker 9: You never first of all, that country is a mess
Speaker 9: right now. Second of all, at the end of the day,
Speaker 9: we were not there. We don't know anybody that was there.
Speaker 9: He supposedly left alone. If I had my druthers about me,
Speaker 9: he probably got drug. They slipped something in his drink.
Speaker 9: They took him out the back door, and that was that.
Speaker 1: It's sad, It's terrible, My. That's gonna wraptlings up at Today.
Speaker 1: We got a great Hannity tonight. The President says Iran
Speaker 1: has agreed to end their nuclear weapons program. Does this
Speaker 1: mean epic fury is coming to an end? What are
Speaker 1: the conditions that the Iranians must agree to? We'll have
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