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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Buck Sexton Show team. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt. In November sixteenth, Wednesday edition of the program.
Speaker 1: I switched those up because I gotta keep everybody on
Speaker 1: their toes. We have Trump throwing its hat in the rig.
Speaker 1: Obviously a huge moment in politics right now, our first
Speaker 1: Republican presidential contender for twenty twenty four and it's Trump,
Speaker 1: So everyone's going to be quite focused and fired up
Speaker 1: on this one. In both directions. We will certainly discuss that.
Speaker 1: Plus we've got the Senate leadership going to Merchant McCardel
Speaker 1: again again, we will discuss that the missile that landed
Speaker 1: in Poland was not fired by Russia. Maybe we should
Speaker 1: start thinking a little bit about how things are reported
Speaker 1: on and thought about in that conflict before we spark
Speaker 1: a massive conflagration. We'll discuss that and a little more
Speaker 1: on FTX Crypto, where this guy Sam Bankman Freed is
Speaker 1: like the billionaire Frodo Baggins that bought off the left
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Speaker 1: All right, Trump is in. It is official. Here he is.
Speaker 1: Play clip one, President of the United States. Oh, he said,
Speaker 1: I am announcing my candidacy for President of the United States.
Speaker 1: All right, so he's in. Now. This was my takeaway
Speaker 1: for this situation is as follows. One. It's still Trump's GOP. Now,
Speaker 1: nobody can predict the future after this election. I think
Speaker 1: we really all have to admit that, right, But Trump
Speaker 1: is by far the biggest name, commands the most loyalty
Speaker 1: of the base, has the most money behind him, and
Speaker 1: is a proven fighter who was able to win in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen despite all the forces arrayed against him. Now,
Speaker 1: there are people who are going to be super excited
Speaker 1: about this on the right, there are some people who
Speaker 1: are questioning and some people who are going to oppose this.
Speaker 1: We are heading into what will be a primary. The
Speaker 1: primary is a process for us all to see what
Speaker 1: a candidate's positions are and how they handle that primary
Speaker 1: process at that stage of their lives. People learn more
Speaker 1: from previous rounds. People get older and have a different
Speaker 1: energy or different perspective. That is why we got the
Speaker 1: process we do. So Trump is going to be a
Speaker 1: major part of this and this will play out, I
Speaker 1: think in very interesting ways in the months ahead. Now
Speaker 1: Here he is talking about the one thing that I
Speaker 1: think got me basically like, look, I'm excited for the
Speaker 1: prospect of Trump winning. Here's the one thing though, where
Speaker 1: Trump said something and I was like, not only is
Speaker 1: he right, why is in every Republican, every Republican saying
Speaker 1: this Because it's the right thing to do. He said
Speaker 1: that with the COVID mandates and people being fired as
Speaker 1: a result of those mandates, he will give them all
Speaker 1: their jobs back and rehire every patriot who was fired
Speaker 1: with an apology in full back pay pay play clip five.
Speaker 1: I will get Biden's radical left ideology out of our military.
Speaker 1: And I did. I did, And in the first day
Speaker 1: they put it back. They signed an executive order and
Speaker 1: they put it back. It was gone. We will abolish
Speaker 1: every Biden COVID mandate, and rehire every patriot who was
Speaker 1: fired from our military with an apology and full backpend.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think this is absolutely the only ethical,
Speaker 1: decent position that one could have on this issue. The
Speaker 1: vaccine mandate that didn't stop the spread of the virus
Speaker 1: to anybody that they were wrong about, we fired people
Speaker 1: from their jobs. I'm not letting this go. I know
Speaker 1: that all, but we've got to talk about, you know,
Speaker 1: the economy and other things. I'm not letting this go.
Speaker 1: This is about what's right. People were wronged by the
Speaker 1: Biden regime. Republicans should promise to make this right. And
Speaker 1: I mean, here's Martin Coldorf for example. He's an epidemiologist
Speaker 1: who was do we have as Martin Coldorf clip? He
Speaker 1: was saying the exact same thing he was testifying. He said, Look,
Speaker 1: the only thing that can be done here is the
Speaker 1: admission that the mandates, the vaccine mandates were wrong and awful,
Speaker 1: and people should be apologized to and given their jobs
Speaker 1: and their payback. Listen, do we have that one? Maybe
Speaker 1: we don't have that one. I thought we had that one. Oh,
Speaker 1: here it is. There is one amnesty that I'm very
Speaker 1: much in favor of, and that is that every person
Speaker 1: who was fired because they didn't take the vaccines should
Speaker 1: be rehired with back pay. That's an amnesty that I'm
Speaker 1: very much in favor of. I think they were badly
Speaker 1: treated for unstatistic reasons. And I would also include students
Speaker 1: in universities who were prevented from studying that they should
Speaker 1: be readmitted and be compensated. Yes, across the board. We
Speaker 1: cannot let this go, and Trump is not letting it go.
Speaker 1: Let's tell you this. Trump also didn't talk about the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty election at all, not once. I watched the
Speaker 1: whole speech over an hour. No mention of the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election, because he wants to focus on the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four election. That's what he should do. It's what
Speaker 1: the Republican Party should do and learn the lessons of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. Okay, nobody should win. No one's going
Speaker 1: to win the next election by fixating on the past election,
Speaker 1: although you should look at what happened from the perspective
Speaker 1: of ballot harvesting, mail in balloting and the different tactics
Speaker 1: used to get a victory and take from the enemy
Speaker 1: so to speak, what they use effectively against you. This
Speaker 1: is very straightforward stuff. We just need to dial it in.
Speaker 1: We just need to do the right do the right
Speaker 1: thing with regard to that. And here is Trump is
Speaker 1: he's trying to sound a note here of unity and
Speaker 1: also trying to harken back to how things were when
Speaker 1: he was president. Here's clip three, Trump talking about how
Speaker 1: think about what the world was doing when he was
Speaker 1: in office and what he accomplished when he was president.
Speaker 1: Play three. My opponents made me out to be a
Speaker 1: warldmonger and just a terrible person who would immediately go
Speaker 1: into war. They said during the twenty sixteen campaign that
Speaker 1: if he becomes president, there will never be a war
Speaker 1: within weeks, and we will have wars you've never seen before.
Speaker 1: It will happen immediately. And yet I've gone decades without
Speaker 1: a war, the first president to do it for that
Speaker 1: long a period. The world was at peace, America was prospering,
Speaker 1: and our country was on track for an amazing future.
Speaker 1: Because I made big promises to the American people, and
Speaker 1: unlike other presidents, I kept my promises. I kept Trump focused, disciplined,
Speaker 1: and showing results of the past. As a promise that
Speaker 1: results of the future will be similar. That is I'm
Speaker 1: talking about on policies. That's a president that will that
Speaker 1: is a president of the future, rather that is somebody
Speaker 1: who can win twenty twenty four. That's what we have.
Speaker 1: We're good to go. You understand the messaging. He understands
Speaker 1: what he's up against. They throw everything they can at him.
Speaker 1: Notice though, that the allegation against Trump that he's a warmonger.
Speaker 1: You know, he didn't start any wars. There is a
Speaker 1: war going on right now in Europe and the US
Speaker 1: is very involved in it financially or in Ukraine. Will
Speaker 1: discuss this missile strike that was initially reported as Russian
Speaker 1: in Poland and NATO an Article five. But oh my gosh,
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Speaker 1: reported this as Russian missile kills two in Poland. Now
Speaker 1: I reported on this or spoke about this report in
Speaker 1: real time on radio yesterday as soon as the news broke,
Speaker 1: and I said, look, this is obviously collateral damage situation
Speaker 1: because here's the here's the ugly truth. If Russia is
Speaker 1: gonna escalate in Poland, it's not going to be an
Speaker 1: arrant missile strike that kills two people, because Russia knows
Speaker 1: that if it goes after a NATO ally, the ramifications
Speaker 1: are enormous. So this wasn't some Russian sneak attack on Poland.
Speaker 1: But you could tell everybody got, oh my gosh, they
Speaker 1: got really fired up and focused on this for a second.
Speaker 1: What are we gonna do Article five of NATO and
Speaker 1: everything else. All Right, it turns out, well here you
Speaker 1: don't have to listen to me. You can listen to
Speaker 1: NATO's what does he called, like the Supreme Commander or something,
Speaker 1: Yen's Stoltenberg talking about how actually it was the Ukrainian
Speaker 1: missile that accidentally landed in Poland, while the Ukrainians kind
Speaker 1: of defend themselves from Russian missile attacks, and so it
Speaker 1: was basically a tragic accident with the Ukrainian missile. Here
Speaker 1: he is played twenty. Our preliminary analysis suggests that the
Speaker 1: incident was likely caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile
Speaker 1: fired to defend Ukrainian territory against Russian cruise missile attacks.
Speaker 1: But let me be clear, this is not Ukraine's fault.
Speaker 1: Russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war
Speaker 1: against Ukraine. Okay, so here's where we are with all this.
Speaker 1: Russia is losing ground now, Ukraine is going on offense
Speaker 1: and taking background in its country. I know people are
Speaker 1: celebrating this, and I have been pro Ukraine this whole time,
Speaker 1: but I'm pro America first always. I'm concerned first and
Speaker 1: foremost with American blood, treasure, and interests on the world stage,
Speaker 1: on any stage. And so when I see that there's
Speaker 1: now another request for over thirty billion dollars that the
Speaker 1: Biden administrations putting forward to give Ukraine even more arms.
Speaker 1: I say, we're getting up over ninety billion dollars here.
Speaker 1: The US has spent in less than would have spent
Speaker 1: in less than a year on arming the Ukrainians. Now
Speaker 1: we are getting some return on that, at least in
Speaker 1: battlefield terms, because the Russians are retreating. The Russians are
Speaker 1: losing ground and they've lost it's estimated one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: soldiers in this fight. Ukraine has lost about one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand soldiers as well as the estimate that's being used,
Speaker 1: although nobody really knows at this stage, but it's large numbers.
Speaker 1: But think about that, we didn't lose five thousand KIA
Speaker 1: in all the years that we were fighting in Iraq,
Speaker 1: for example, I think the number was around three thousand,
Speaker 1: and yet they might have lost one hundred thousand Ukrainians
Speaker 1: and one hundred thousand Russians fighting in this conflict. I
Speaker 1: mean we're talking about this is conventional military fight, a
Speaker 1: conventional military fight among advanced countries with you with very
Speaker 1: serious armaments. This is not counterinsurgency operations where the United
Speaker 1: States and its allies have tremendous have so much military
Speaker 1: superiority that actually one of the primary goals was limiting casualties,
Speaker 1: specifically civilian casualties, but casualties in general in that country.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to take people prisoner, trying to take people
Speaker 1: in for interrogation. That was the war on terror in
Speaker 1: Ukraine and Russia. It's it's killed the enemy. It's just
Speaker 1: killed the enemy. It's a different kind of war than
Speaker 1: what we've seen in recent years now, it's like the
Speaker 1: wars we think of the past, World War One, World
Speaker 1: War two, you know, Vietnam, etc. So here's where we are.
Speaker 1: We're spending almost one hundred billion dollars on this conflict.
Speaker 1: I think we should at least as a country, as
Speaker 1: a people, have a good sense of where all of
Speaker 1: this is supposed to go. Now, if the Biden administration
Speaker 1: is going to back the Ukrainian people with arms and
Speaker 1: munitions and encourage them to continue to kick not just
Speaker 1: Russia out of the additional territory seas as part of
Speaker 1: the January twenty twenty two incursion invasion, but also to
Speaker 1: push them out entirely from the Donbas region where they've
Speaker 1: been for over seven years. This could spiral into a
Speaker 1: much bigger conflict. And that's the part of this that
Speaker 1: I think people are so concerned about. Do we really
Speaker 1: think that Putin is going to watch all of Russia's
Speaker 1: military that is in Ukraine leave in defeat and humiliation
Speaker 1: without escalation on the Russian side, without trying to change
Speaker 1: the battlefield situation. The most obvious way he would do
Speaker 1: that would be a tactical nuclear strike inside of Ukraine.
Speaker 1: We all know that this is what we're all concerned about.
Speaker 1: Is the Biden administration weighing this out? Do you think
Speaker 1: that the people in charge right now in this White
Speaker 1: House know what they're doing? Have they thought it through?
Speaker 1: Even I'm uneasy with all of that. And this is
Speaker 1: more than just the usual partisan back and forth. This
Speaker 1: really matters. We're talking about the possibility of a nuclear
Speaker 1: exchange now, if we're going to be conducting this supply
Speaker 1: effort to Ukraine. I think there needs to be a
Speaker 1: much more forthright conversation with the American people about what
Speaker 1: the real goal is here and what the risks are.
Speaker 1: And also, one hundred billion dollars, give or take, it's
Speaker 1: a lot of money. It's a lot of money at
Speaker 1: a time when people are feeling economic pain at a
Speaker 1: time and people are feeling like they can't pay their bills.
Speaker 1: So I just want to I want to point that
Speaker 1: out now onto something a little more fun. Sam Bankman
Speaker 1: freed Sky SPF. This is an interview from him that's
Speaker 1: been surfaced or been resurfaced from January on YouTube January
Speaker 1: of this year, twenty twenty two. I just want you
Speaker 1: to watch this interview. Hear this interview because you'll learn
Speaker 1: a lot about SPF, the crypto king that has had
Speaker 1: his entire exchange just collapse. Basically, watch this. This twenty
Speaker 1: nine year old guy donated fifty million dollars next year.
Speaker 1: He's planning to donate five hundred million dollars a year,
Speaker 1: and next decade he will probably give away more than
Speaker 1: ten billion dollars. And he is funding everything you can
Speaker 1: think of. Global warming two of the biggest problems that
Speaker 1: we have to tackle together as a world. COVID nineteen preparedness.
Speaker 1: We have to be ready for the next pandemic neglected.
Speaker 1: The tropical diseases, more than a billion people suffer from them.
Speaker 1: We have to eliminate these diseases, and of course animal welfare.
Speaker 1: Animals deserve lived just like we do. It's also ying vegan.
Speaker 1: It's also lab vegan. This guy. It's like MSNBC built
Speaker 1: this guy at a lab. It's like, hey, look at me.
Speaker 1: I've got like yos kind of crazy hair. I have
Speaker 1: this little guy kind of a value of Fredo Baggins.
Speaker 1: But I'm going to be the world's first trillionaire. And
Speaker 1: I give buddy the Democrats and to fight climate change.
Speaker 1: And I'm a vegan. Of course, of course he's a vegan.
Speaker 1: No offense vegans, but I mean, i'd like to give
Speaker 1: you a hard time. But of course this guy's a vegan, yes,
Speaker 1: And I am a candid animals because animals have lived too.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh. It really is as though that the comments
Speaker 1: section over at vox dot com, which he gave money to,
Speaker 1: by the way, any Intercept and a bunch of other
Speaker 1: left wing sides just wrote them big checks. I wonder
Speaker 1: if that factored into the way that those news organizations
Speaker 1: covered this guy. He's thirty years old. He comes out
Speaker 1: of nowhere. I mean, he's basically making some money from
Speaker 1: arbitrage on the inefficiencies of the crypto market between the
Speaker 1: rest of the world, and I believe Korea so okay,
Speaker 1: figured a little way to make some money in crypto.
Speaker 1: A lot of people figure out ways to make money
Speaker 1: in crypto, and they're basically just making money by taking
Speaker 1: money from the other people involved in crypto. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: here he is. This guy was supposed to be given
Speaker 1: away five hundred million dollars next year. A lot of
Speaker 1: the Democrats buying off media organization, talking about effective altruism.
Speaker 1: He's almost like the ultimate little lib crypto mastermind. And
Speaker 1: the whole thing is a fraud, the whole things collapsing.
Speaker 1: And The New York Times in a twenty two hundred
Speaker 1: word essay on him. This is pointed out by a
Speaker 1: business writer named last named fan was there was nothing
Speaker 1: in the article that talked about fraud, hiding crime, any
Speaker 1: of that, nothing at all. It's just like, yeah, I
Speaker 1: guess this whole thing just just imploded. M you don't
Speaker 1: say yeah. Turns out, when you buy off the Libs
Speaker 1: and you culturally, you culturally cover yourself in the trappings
Speaker 1: of leftism, you get away with a lot. You can
Speaker 1: buy off the defenders of our democracy and our markets
Speaker 1: and everything else, our regulators. Yeah, oh yeah, stay on
Speaker 1: this one second biggest ternative Democrats in this election cycle.
Speaker 1: This guy I'm talking about. Yeah, I'm a vegan, of
Speaker 1: course I believe a giving way up by buddy, even
Speaker 1: though I'm actually creating a fake pretty press for money
Speaker 1: effectively that's going to collapse and destroy people's wealth. There
Speaker 1: you go, another Democrat. All right, friends, thanks for hanging
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