Speaker 1: Coming up next, our final news round up and Information Overload, our.
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Speaker 2: four one Sean if you want to join us. We're
Speaker 2: learning now through our friend John Solomon, who will join
Speaker 2: us in a minute. In the horror that Peter Navarro,
Speaker 2: our friend, went through, as Senator Chuck Rassley said, this
Speaker 2: may be worse than Watergate. I'm talking about this Arctic
Speaker 2: Frost investigation and Jack Smith, and it is, it is
Speaker 2: so beyond the pal Now we have a full understanding
Speaker 2: that he was targeting eight US senators and congress people
Speaker 2: as well. But Grassley, you know, showed us earlier in
Speaker 2: this week, two days ago he shed light on how
Speaker 2: they handled the arrest of Peter Navarro. Peter Navarro has
Speaker 2: been a long time friend of this program. He's a
Speaker 2: good man. Peter Navarro was held in contempt to Congress,
Speaker 2: which by the way, is a misdemeanor. And because of
Speaker 2: whistleblowers and John Solomon's reporting, they provided additional records to
Speaker 2: Chuck Grassley related to the Biden FBI. And you know
Speaker 2: the most incredible part of this story is Peter Navarro
Speaker 2: lives next store to FBI headquarters, so he would have
Speaker 2: willingly turned himself in. They were talking to his lawyers,
Speaker 2: but no, Instead they decided to follow him and surveil
Speaker 2: him and his fiance all morning, follow him, and then
Speaker 2: arrest him in public at Reagan Airport. It's called a
Speaker 2: purp walk all over a misdemeanor charge. He could have
Speaker 2: just walked next door. It would have been that simple.
Speaker 2: A lot of this information over the last ten years
Speaker 2: we would not have but for my friend John Solomon.
Speaker 2: And he does not get enough credit for all of
Speaker 2: his you know, incredible reporting. He's been a partner with
Speaker 2: us on radio and TV, and this is something we
Speaker 2: have talked about privately for years and now it's all
Speaker 2: beginning to come to light. And thank god it is
Speaker 2: John Solomon.
Speaker 3: And good to be with you, Sean. And by the way,
Speaker 3: I couldn't have done any of it without you every
Speaker 3: day helping me and getting it out and explaining it
Speaker 3: to the American public. So I'm very grateful for everything
Speaker 3: you've done for me.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to tell you, so why don't you
Speaker 2: give your take on the story, and then we'll go
Speaker 2: to the personal side. And a great article that was
Speaker 2: written by Peter in a second.
Speaker 3: So, a couple of years ago I interviewed an fbig
Speaker 3: and he'd served for two three decades, and he said,
Speaker 3: at the very end of his career, he became very
Speaker 3: disturbed by what he saw in the Komei ray era
Speaker 3: of the FBI. And he said, part of it was bias,
Speaker 3: going after liberals differently than you, and after conservatives. Liberals
Speaker 3: got a past, conservatives got the hardest path possible. But
Speaker 3: the most concerning of all things is he started to see,
Speaker 3: particularly in the era of Russia collusion to January sixth,
Speaker 3: that they were creating making it so that the FBI
Speaker 3: would make the process the punishment, meaning if you didn't
Speaker 3: something wrong, they were going to put you through a
Speaker 3: process that was so punishing it would break you financially,
Speaker 3: would break you psychiologically. And he said that we made
Speaker 3: the process the punishment for people we didn't like, and
Speaker 3: that disturbed him more than anything. He saw it as
Speaker 3: an abuse of power and abuse of color of government authority.
Speaker 3: And so when I got this document a couple of
Speaker 3: days ago, compliments of Cash Barttel and Senator Chuck Passley.
Speaker 3: It really gave us perhaps the most compelling example to
Speaker 3: date of what that looks like. As you mentioned, Peter
Speaker 3: Navarro is in a dispute between Congress and the old
Speaker 3: Trump White House. It's a constitutional issue. He's decided not
Speaker 3: to testify the honor President Trump's claims of executive privile
Speaker 3: which the Biden Justice Department and the Democratic Congress decide
Speaker 3: they want to find him in contempt demeanor issue. FBI
Speaker 3: doesn't even normally make arrest and misdemeanor issues. They usually
Speaker 3: just give you a summons and you show up in court.
Speaker 3: But in this case, they not only planned to arrest
Speaker 3: Peter Navarro, they intended to make it the most onerous
Speaker 3: possible public spectacle they could. And so they took a
Speaker 3: surveillance team, the team that you normally say for major spies,
Speaker 3: for major terrorists, for major drug king pens. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's it. They have this group that does this, and
Speaker 3: they surveilled them all day in the day they want
Speaker 3: to arrest them, to wait for the moment where he
Speaker 3: was in the most public, possible humiliating place, so that
Speaker 3: then they can arrest him and humiliate him in public
Speaker 3: on a misdemeanor, basically an administrative dispute between Congress and
Speaker 3: there and they do that. They wait till he gets
Speaker 3: to the airport, they arrest him, they put him in
Speaker 3: leg irons. This is a seventy four year old guy.
Speaker 3: He ate running off their own form show. They knew
Speaker 3: he was not armed or dangerous, but they went through
Speaker 3: that process to make sure that the process was the punishment.
Speaker 3: Even if he were to be a quit down the
Speaker 3: road or found that have done nothing wrong, they will
Speaker 3: have humiliated him in public with the power and color
Speaker 3: of government authority. That's what this document shows. Senator Grassey said,
Speaker 3: it was a prime example of the politicization of the
Speaker 3: White House. And when you look at the document and
Speaker 3: you look at what happened, you have to ask yourself,
Speaker 3: why did we the taxpayer, spend all that money to
Speaker 3: surveiled a man who was willing to turn himself in
Speaker 3: just so that someone could make a political statement under
Speaker 3: the color of the FBI authority. And that is a
Speaker 3: legacy of the Chris Ray Justice Department. Everyone focuses on
Speaker 3: Komy for all the right reasons that you and I chronicled,
Speaker 3: but Chris raised, FBI worked the same way. He might
Speaker 3: have had a different personality and congressional hearings, he might
Speaker 3: have got a different pass from Republicans in Congress. But
Speaker 3: Chris raised, FBI did the same weaponization, the same politicization
Speaker 3: that Comy's did. And when you're all done and said,
Speaker 3: one of the most important documents I made public in
Speaker 3: the last three weeks, it's a after action report. And
Speaker 3: in that after action report, there are scores of FBI agents, scores,
Speaker 3: not one or two, scores of agents saying we have
Speaker 3: become a politically biased agency, that we treat liberals different
Speaker 3: the conservatives, that we are not following the letter of
Speaker 3: the law, we're following the letter of politics. They use
Speaker 3: words like we're political pawns, where we have political bias.
Speaker 3: We're no longer good in our core competencies because we're
Speaker 3: more worried about what color mask we wear and what
Speaker 3: gender we hire than about solving crimes. Perhaps it was
Speaker 3: in real time FBI agent's boiling over and telling Chris
Speaker 3: Ray's leadership we got a bias problem, and Chris Ray
Speaker 3: swept that under the rug. That document was created in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one after the January sixth, investigation began. Four
Speaker 3: years later we finally learned about it. It is an
Speaker 3: extraordinary document. When Chris Ray looked at everybody and said, oh,
Speaker 3: political bias is a MAGA talking point. At that moment,
Speaker 3: there was a body of evidence that said his own
Speaker 3: agents knew they had a political bias problem. That's what
Speaker 3: the Peter Navarro story is all about.
Speaker 2: Peter, You've become a good friend and I've come to
Speaker 2: admire you so much. I went to prison so you
Speaker 2: won't have to. You live right next door to the FBI, right,
Speaker 2: that's I mean? And you even offered to turn yourself
Speaker 2: in if they were going to come after you. Is
Speaker 2: that correct?
Speaker 4: Check both boxes. I was a field goal kicker back
Speaker 4: in the day. I did literally kick of field goals
Speaker 4: from my apartment building and hit the FBI that it
Speaker 4: was that close. And what's true. By the way, John,
Speaker 4: you are in the dedication of I went to prison
Speaker 4: so you won't have to because of all the support
Speaker 4: you gave me over the years, and I can't thank
Speaker 4: you enough. And I should say that I always loved
Speaker 4: years ago, starting years ago, how you would go through
Speaker 4: your monologues with breaking down the Russia hoax like step
Speaker 4: by staff, person by person by person. And I think, Sean,
Speaker 4: what's important about what we're learning now about by arrest
Speaker 4: from these documents is that I am kind of like
Speaker 4: the thread that weaves over an eight year period of conspiracy.
Speaker 4: Don't use that word lightly. Through this agent Walter Giardina
Speaker 4: FBI agent Walter Gene. He was the guy who led
Speaker 4: this crazy takedown to me at the airport, who put
Speaker 4: me in handcuffs, who put me in leg irons. But
Speaker 4: he's also the guy, going back Sean to twenty sixteen
Speaker 4: and twenty seventeen, who gave the green light to the
Speaker 4: Steele dossier as being legitimate, which begat crossed by a hurricane,
Speaker 4: which Giordina was involved in. He was involved in the
Speaker 4: Muller Report, Operation Crimson River, which was that crazy Egyptian
Speaker 4: fake thing, and then Arctic Frost, which you're referencing now,
Speaker 4: and I got caught in the middle of Hull Wave.
Speaker 4: It wasn't just the fact that the process was punishment.
Speaker 4: Process was punishment, but I also went to prison. But Sean,
Speaker 4: everybody I served with in the Trump White House in
Speaker 4: the first term paid a weaponized law fare price. Whether
Speaker 4: It was hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars in
Speaker 4: legal fees on one end, or imprisonment on the other end,
Speaker 4: and everything in between. And I'll tell you what, Sean,
Speaker 4: if I had gotten that document that was just released
Speaker 4: this week by whistleblowers during my trial, that would have
Speaker 4: been a game changer. But the judge Obama appointee who
Speaker 4: got his job bundling campaign contribution for Obama and the
Speaker 4: prosecutors denied me that document and a whole bunch of others,
Speaker 4: which I think are going to come to light because
Speaker 4: of the good work of the FBI and folks like Solomon,
Speaker 4: and everything about what I went through was weaponization. Everybody involved, Sean,
Speaker 4: with my incarceration was a Democrat, every single person, whether
Speaker 4: the Congress, the Attorney General, the Matt Graves, the US
Speaker 4: district attorney. If you had my prosecutors Alloy and crab
Speaker 4: and they all have name Sean, and the whole point
Speaker 4: of I went to prison so you won't have to
Speaker 4: That's the tagline from the speech Sun and I gave
Speaker 4: the day. The night of the day I got out
Speaker 4: of prison, I walked onto that stage, didn't know what
Speaker 4: to expect. I was just so warmed by that reception.
Speaker 4: But I went to prison so you won't have to.
Speaker 4: Is the warning call. If we don't hold these people accountable, John,
Speaker 4: they will do it again and again and again. And
Speaker 4: that was on full display this week with the Senate
Speaker 4: Judiciary hearing that gractually held because when he turned the
Speaker 4: microphone over to those clowns on the Democrat side of
Speaker 4: the fence, whether it was Durban or Shift or everybody
Speaker 4: in between, they talked just like they wanted to do
Speaker 4: it again again. They have learned nothing, nothing, and so
Speaker 4: we've got to hold them accountable. It's Old Testament time, Sean.
Speaker 4: And because of all the work you've done over the years,
Speaker 4: we know their names. It's not just call me. It's Clapper,
Speaker 4: it's Brennon, it's Page, it's Struck, it's Rosensteam, it's Shift.
Speaker 4: You just go on down the line. We've got a
Speaker 4: problem we've got to solve. If we don't solve it, Sean,
Speaker 4: we're going to just keep doing this crazy stuff. We
Speaker 4: weaponize justice system. The American people are losing faith in
Speaker 4: the whole system, Sir, quick.
Speaker 2: Break right back more with Peter Navarro. You've got to
Speaker 2: read his book. I went to prison, so you don't
Speaker 2: have to Hannity dot com, Amazon dot com, bookstores around
Speaker 2: the country. And John Solomon, editor in chief, founder and
Speaker 2: chief investigative reporter justinnews dot com. More on the other side.
Speaker 2: As we continue Sean Hannity defending freedom, providing clarity, and
Speaker 2: calling out the left now more than ever we need Kennedy. Right,
Speaker 2: we continue now with John Solomon justinnews dot com. He
Speaker 2: is the founder, editor in chief and the chief investigative reporter,
Speaker 2: and our friend Peter Navarro. I went to prison so
Speaker 2: you won't have to unbelievable developments in this story. What
Speaker 2: they did, the lengths they went to try and embarrass
Speaker 2: and humiliate him over a misdemeanor, it is unprecedented and
Speaker 2: has to stop. You wrote, sir that this circus arrest
Speaker 2: was not an anomaly. It was a case study in
Speaker 2: law fair where the process is the punishment. They could
Speaker 2: have again, you could have walked over. You're in your
Speaker 2: seventies and they're putting you in handcuffs and leg irons
Speaker 2: over a misdemeanor, and oh it just so happens. Fake
Speaker 2: news CNN cameras just happened to be there, like they
Speaker 2: happened to be at Roger Stone's house at five am
Speaker 2: the morning that they raided his house. Oh what a
Speaker 2: I'm sure just a coincidence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And let's forget Jeff Clark, who they banged down
Speaker 4: the door on. And he's poor, poor young, very young children.
Speaker 4: Manafort two, expose to that and Maniford. And I'll tell
Speaker 4: you one of the themes, Sean, if I went to prison,
Speaker 4: if you get to cover, it's got my fiance with
Speaker 4: me on that stage and she actually it's a The
Speaker 4: book is largely a diary kept by both myself and Bonnie.
Speaker 4: And the lesson there for these weaponized democrats is that
Speaker 4: it's not just when you come after me, Okay, that's fine,
Speaker 4: but when you go after family loved ones, they wind
Speaker 4: up doing the time with you. And Bonnie did the
Speaker 4: time with me, Sean. She stood by me, but it
Speaker 4: was tough and and these people need to be held
Speaker 4: accountable for that. And I understand politics, and okay, it's
Speaker 4: a dirty, dirty business. They went after me, but they
Speaker 4: when they went after her, they purp blocked her, Sean,
Speaker 4: they purp blocked her.
Speaker 5: I mean that that you can't you can't do well
Speaker 5: I'm going to say this, and both of you are
Speaker 5: going to be on TV tonight, and you did this
Speaker 5: out of principle.
Speaker 2: You could have pled the fifth and walked out of
Speaker 2: there and it would have been done. But you you
Speaker 2: believe so much in our constitution and executive privilege, and
Speaker 2: unless the President himself waive that, and he did not,
Speaker 2: h you're right in terms of the law and the
Speaker 2: principles of it. John Solomon, just real quick, Peter mentioned
Speaker 2: you know this one particular arresting agent. But I want
Speaker 2: to know who made the who gave the order. I
Speaker 2: want to know who knew and this would be at
Speaker 2: the time of direct array at that point.
Speaker 3: That's correct. I believe Congress is beginning to put those
Speaker 3: documents together all the way up the food chain. Who
Speaker 3: was approving, extending, encouraging the carrying out of arctic frost.
Speaker 3: It's going to certainly lead up to the top of
Speaker 3: the Washington Field, also the FBI. I think it's going
Speaker 3: to go much higher. We hope to see some of
Speaker 3: those documents transmitted to Congress in the next few weeks.
Speaker 2: We really have a lot more to get into. We're
Speaker 2: going to finish this conversation tonight on Hannity. I'm so
Speaker 2: glad grateful for both of you. I appreciate your courage. Peter,
Speaker 2: I appreciate your hard nosed reporting. John, thank you both.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: So immediately as the news was breaking, as I was
Speaker 2: coming on the air last night on Hannity on Fox News,
Speaker 2: I just texted the President. I said, Wow, I didn't
Speaker 2: think i'd see this in my lifetime. I'll be, you know,
Speaker 2: very transparent with what I said. I really didn't think
Speaker 2: i'd see this in my lifetime. And the real possibility
Speaker 2: of real peace. I mean for two years and now
Speaker 2: three days we've had all these hostages and those that
Speaker 2: our remaining will be released. The bodies of those that
Speaker 2: did not survive will be released to their families as well.
Speaker 2: That's obviously very important to them. And I just said
Speaker 2: to the President, I said, I'd love to hear your
Speaker 2: thoughts on it, with any chance you'd call in, and
Speaker 2: he said yes, right away, And I want to play
Speaker 2: that interview. This is right after the deal was announced.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: Joining us now live on the phone is the President
Speaker 2: of the United States, Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump.
Speaker 2: Mister President. Wow, if you would have asked me two
Speaker 2: years ago, yesterday, if this was possible, I would have
Speaker 2: bet everything I had. No congratulations, sir. Can you give
Speaker 2: us more of the details.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: John.
Speaker 1: It's a great honor to be involved in it. We
Speaker 1: had some tremendous help, as you know, with everybody from
Speaker 1: Steve Whitcoff and Jared Krishtier and Marco and we had
Speaker 1: everybody JD. The whole group was just amazing. And the
Speaker 1: military was, as you know, very instrumental in getting this done.
Speaker 1: We have a great military with great leadership. The whole
Speaker 1: world came together. To be honest, so many countries that
Speaker 1: you wouldn't have even thought of it, they came together.
Speaker 1: The world has come together around this deal, and that's
Speaker 1: something I would say that without that, it wouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: So many countries that you wouldn't have thought of have
Speaker 1: wired their best wishes and their commitment to do whatever
Speaker 1: is necessary. The country surrounding of all signed. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're all signed up, and it's been really an amazing
Speaker 1: period of time and so great for Israel, so great
Speaker 1: for Muslims, for the Arab countries, and so great for
Speaker 1: this country, for the United States of America, and that
Speaker 1: we could be involved in, you know, making a deal
Speaker 1: like this happened because it was you know, many years
Speaker 1: talk about peace in the Middle East. This is more
Speaker 1: than Gaza. This is peace in the Middle East, and
Speaker 1: it's an incredible thing.
Speaker 2: Mister President, you said in your statement that this is
Speaker 2: the first phase of the peace plan and that the
Speaker 2: hostages will be released very soon. I assume that means
Speaker 2: both those that are alive and those that are not alive,
Speaker 2: and Israel will withdraw their troops to an agreed uponline.
Speaker 2: Can you expand on that and tell us maybe.
Speaker 1: What part two?
Speaker 2: Is there a part two or part three? Because the
Speaker 2: idea has to be a lasting piece, and would that
Speaker 2: include the security guarantees that Hamas can no longer be
Speaker 2: armed with weapons that they can fire into Israel. I
Speaker 2: was in a city, a border city in Gaza. Near Gaza,
Speaker 2: they got hit with ten thousand rockets in ten years.
Speaker 2: I was in those terri tunnels.
Speaker 1: I think you're going to see all of that disappear.
Speaker 1: I think you're going to see people get along and
Speaker 1: you'll see gads are being rebuilt. We're forming a council
Speaker 1: that the Council of Peace. We think it's going to
Speaker 1: be called, and it's going to be very powerful and
Speaker 1: it's going to really uh. I think to a large extent,
Speaker 1: it's going to have a lot to do with the
Speaker 1: whole Gaza situation. People are going to be taken care of.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a different world. I think. Really
Speaker 1: the Middle East came together amazingly. They came together. You know,
Speaker 1: they have some countries with extraordinary wealth and just spending
Speaker 1: a small portion of that wealth can do so much
Speaker 1: for that area. So will we'll be involved in it.
Speaker 1: But the big the big thing is hostages are going
Speaker 1: to be released. It's probably our time would be probably Monday,
Speaker 1: and you know, it's it's they're terribly a terrible situation.
Speaker 1: They're they're deep, they're deep in the earth, and they're
Speaker 1: being gotten and a lot of things are happening right
Speaker 1: now as we speak. How much is happening to get
Speaker 1: the hostages freed, and we think they'll all be coming
Speaker 1: back on Monday, So it looks like that's the thing,
Speaker 1: and that'll include the bodies of the dead. And you know,
Speaker 1: the parents, the parents that we're I talked to so
Speaker 1: many of them, but the parents are more almost more intent,
Speaker 1: but equally intent is getting here. In just about all cases,
Speaker 1: the son their son's body back than they are as
Speaker 1: though the young man was alive. It's just the same
Speaker 1: intensity they want. They want their baby's body back. That's
Speaker 1: what one woman said, I want my baby's body back.
Speaker 1: And you know the son is twenty five, twenty six
Speaker 1: years old, so that's a very big part of it.
Speaker 1: Getting all of the it's about twenty eight. The number
Speaker 1: is twenty eight will be coming back, but unfortunately dead.
Speaker 2: Mister President will last question, and I could ask you
Speaker 2: a million questions about the Schumer shutdown, about the Antifa
Speaker 2: roundtable you had today. I can get you know me,
Speaker 2: I can keep going, but.
Speaker 4: I won't.
Speaker 2: By the end of this term as president. What vision
Speaker 2: do you have? What would you like to see Gozl
Speaker 2: look like? What will the relationship with Israel and other
Speaker 2: Middle Eastern countries be like? You know, as this, as
Speaker 2: this process continues to unfold, and as you have convinced
Speaker 2: these other nations to finally involve themselves, and then we'll
Speaker 2: let you go, sir, Well, Gaz is going to.
Speaker 1: Be a peaceful, much safer place. Obviously it's been blown
Speaker 1: to pieces, and this is just not by Israel. This
Speaker 1: is over years and years and years. It's been heartache
Speaker 1: for many years. A lot of people say this is
Speaker 1: a deal for three thousand years. So whether you say
Speaker 1: five hundred, because some people say five hundred based on events,
Speaker 1: but other people say this is something historic for three
Speaker 1: thousand years, is nothing ever going to be bigger than this.
Speaker 1: And so Gaza, we believe, is going to be a
Speaker 1: much safer place, and it's going to be a place
Speaker 1: that reconstructs, and other countries in the area will help
Speaker 1: it reconstruct because they have tremendous amounts of wealth and
Speaker 1: they want to see that happen and will be involved
Speaker 1: in helping them make it successful and helping it stay peaceful.
Speaker 1: But I think it's going to be peaceful. I think again,
Speaker 1: the Iran situation was very important doing what we had
Speaker 1: to do, which was again twenty two years. It was
Speaker 1: planned to be done and nobody, no other president wanted
Speaker 1: to do it or whatever for whatever reason, but they
Speaker 1: didn't do it, and having that was very important. But
Speaker 1: you know, very I'm very confident there'll be peace in
Speaker 1: the Middle East. I mean the words peace in the
Speaker 1: Middle East is something people have been striving for for
Speaker 1: hundreds of years, for centuries, for many centuries, and we
Speaker 1: really have. Every country has come together and on a
Speaker 1: little differ, different scale, but so important. It seems like
Speaker 1: everything's at a different scale. But we're going to make
Speaker 1: our cities safe. We're going to make Chicago safe, We're
Speaker 1: going to make Memphis, Tennessee. We're there right now. We're
Speaker 1: making it safe. That there's a difference in one week,
Speaker 1: it's like day and night. I'm so it's so important
Speaker 1: what we did in DC, Washington, d c our own
Speaker 1: capital that people come to and it was crime ridden.
Speaker 1: And now it's as safe as there is anywhere in
Speaker 1: the country. It's safe, it's clean, we've cleaned it. We've
Speaker 1: gotten rid of the thugs. We've took one thousand, seven hundred,
Speaker 1: in many cases career criminals and in many cases people
Speaker 1: coming from other countries. It shouldn't have been allowed to
Speaker 1: come gang members from other countries, jail people from jails.
Speaker 1: The jails were literally opened up in Venezuela and other
Speaker 1: countries into our country, and we've gotten them out and
Speaker 1: we're getting them out. We took out seventeen hundred in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Seventeen hundreds that are no longer there, and
Speaker 1: we have a safe, beautiful capital again. You can go
Speaker 1: and eat at the restaurants. The restaurants are booming. They
Speaker 1: were closing one after another and now they're booming, they're opening.
Speaker 1: And this all took place over the last two months.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. Actually, nobody's ever seen a transformation like they
Speaker 1: have in Washington, DC. It's it's as hot as it
Speaker 1: can get. It's beautiful. It's a beautiful thing to watch
Speaker 1: and to see it be safe with our beautiful buildings.
Speaker 1: They graffitis off the walls, the tent from all over,
Speaker 1: thousands of tents in our beautiful parks, our national parks.
Speaker 1: The tents are roll gone. Everything is is and it's
Speaker 1: only going to get better over the next year. It's
Speaker 1: going to be there'll be some rebuilding and some fixing
Speaker 1: up and some cleaning up, and people are proud of
Speaker 1: our capital again. But the beautiful thing is it's really safe.
Speaker 1: You can walk down the middle of the street with
Speaker 1: your wife. You can walk down the middle of the
Speaker 1: street by yourself, your your family can and you have
Speaker 1: no fear if you did that. If you said that
Speaker 1: a year ago, they had almost no chance of making
Speaker 1: it to the other side of the town. And so
Speaker 1: we're very proud of DC and it serves as a
Speaker 1: catalyst and it serves as really an example of what
Speaker 1: can be done. But to do that, you have to
Speaker 1: bring people in to do it. You can't have woke police,
Speaker 1: people that aren't suited to be police. You can't have
Speaker 1: the kind of problems that we have. That is, I
Speaker 1: mean almost in all cases it's Democrat run cities. So
Speaker 1: you can't do that. So we're very proud of Washington.
Speaker 1: It's a safe place and everybody. Should you want to
Speaker 1: see some beautiful things in Washington, you go and you
Speaker 1: go there right now. You probably your biggest problem is
Speaker 1: going to be you're probably not going to be able
Speaker 1: to get into a restaurant. They're backed and they're booming.
Speaker 2: Oh, mister President, I think there's a lot of lessons
Speaker 2: to learn for how we got to this point tonight.
Speaker 2: The proper use of the strength of the United States
Speaker 2: military played a big role in this happening. The appropriate
Speaker 2: use of it as well, and your willingness obviously to
Speaker 2: invest a lot of political capital and time and energy
Speaker 2: and resources and networking and you know, to bring a
Speaker 2: lot of people to the table. We pray for the
Speaker 2: people in the region, and we prayed this is a
Speaker 2: piece that lasts forever. But this is a great first step,
Speaker 2: mister President, historic by every measure. We appreciate you being
Speaker 2: on with us tonight.
Speaker 1: Sir, Thank you very much, John, thank you, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: That was President trump Is initial reaction after announcing this
Speaker 2: piece deal with Israel. You know what, the world's a
Speaker 2: safer place. He took out RAN's nuclear sites. You know what,
Speaker 2: the world's a safer place because he established of really
Speaker 2: good relationships with Arab nations that for decades, even centuries,
Speaker 2: if you want to know the real history of it.
Speaker 2: I have been unwilling to take part in any solution
Speaker 2: for peace and places like Gaza, and the president got
Speaker 2: it done. It's also got done because the region is
Speaker 2: very aware when he says he will obliterate you after
Speaker 2: taking out Iran's nuclear sites, that he means it pretty
Speaker 2: transformational consequential, which is what I knew this presidency would
Speaker 2: be if he got elected. By the way, that's why
Speaker 2: it is imperative you start thinking now about how important
Speaker 2: this midterm is going to be and plan on participating.
Speaker 2: I know I'm annoying, and you know what, because all
Speaker 2: progress will stop. These radicals in Congress will will not
Speaker 2: allow this president to do anything of substance, and there'll
Speaker 2: be more impeachments than you can ever imagine.