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Speaker 3: I have been reassured by key members of Republicans in
Speaker 3: the Senate that this issue of the Senate Parliamentarian is
Speaker 3: going to be dealt with what I am referring to. Now,
Speaker 3: for the Republicans to get this one big, beautiful bill passed,
Speaker 3: they have this arcane legal process that they have to
Speaker 3: go through, and it's called reconciliation. This is how Biden
Speaker 3: passed the Inflation Reduction Act. This is how Obamacare was
Speaker 3: passed by Barack Obama. By the way, the Senate Parliamentarian
Speaker 3: at the time objected to many aspects of that bill.
Speaker 3: But that's another issue for another day. Now, the Senate
Speaker 3: Parliamentarian is not elected. And for the reconciliation process, why
Speaker 3: it is needed. It is allowed to be used for
Speaker 3: issues involving economic issues. Bills that is passed by Congress.
Speaker 3: You don't need the sixty vote threshold that would needed,
Speaker 3: you know, as for cloture. In other words, to move
Speaker 3: forward with the bill, you need a simple majority of
Speaker 3: fifty one.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: That then gives the Republicans an opportunity to implement President
Speaker 3: Trump's economic agenda. Now, the Senate Parliamentarian is not elected,
Speaker 3: and she's not accountable to the American people, and yet
Speaker 3: she holds veto power over the legislation supported by millions
Speaker 3: of voters.
Speaker 2: And by the.
Speaker 3: Way, there was a point where Trent Lott, I think,
Speaker 3: was one that fired a Senate parliamentarian. Their role is
Speaker 3: to make a political judgments about Senate rules and procedures.
Speaker 3: Now the Democrats want to make this as difficult as possible.
Speaker 3: Senator Tommy Cobvervelt of Alabama's called for the proletarian to
Speaker 3: be Senate parliamentarian to be fired. But if you look at,
Speaker 3: you know, key portions of Presidents Trump agenda, the parliamentarian
Speaker 3: is claiming using the reconciliation process in the Senate that
Speaker 3: it doesn't fall into reconciliation. Okay, Actually on every issue
Speaker 3: that the person's ruling on, they just happen to be wrong.
Speaker 3: And this has to be dealt with first in the
Speaker 3: Senate and then from there it will be dealt with,
Speaker 3: you know, in conference because there are some differences between
Speaker 3: the House version and the Senate version of this bill.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying, I'm not trying to make this complicated,
Speaker 3: but it does need to be dealt with.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The White House says, Congress is debating big footnotes and
Speaker 3: the big beautiful bill, and anyway, the person that's kind
Speaker 3: of spearheadiness is the White House Director of the National
Speaker 3: Economic Council Kevin Hassett. He seems unfazed by the differences
Speaker 3: between the House and Senate versions and that in conference
Speaker 3: they'd come to an agreement. But I want to first
Speaker 3: get your reaction, Kevin, to what the Senate Parliamentarian is saying,
Speaker 3: because he's trying to gut very key provisions of the
Speaker 3: Trump agenda.
Speaker 5: Yeah, V, thanks for having me on Sean. It's great
Speaker 5: to speak with you again. The bottom line is that
Speaker 5: you're one hundred percent correct. The Senate Parliamentarian is playing
Speaker 5: dishonest partisan games ruling stuff has to be out of
Speaker 5: the bill that should be in the bill. And the
Speaker 5: thing though, I want to emphasize is that it's still
Speaker 5: going to be a big, beautiful bill. The President's main
Speaker 5: priorities are not being tossed out, and there's changes in
Speaker 5: language that can happen right up to the last minute,
Speaker 5: where in the end the parliamentarian caves. This is sort
Speaker 5: of part of the unfortunate Senate process that the senators
Speaker 5: that the rules and they've agreed to do it this
Speaker 5: way for all of eternity, and they're playing by their rules,
Speaker 5: and there are times when it's really frustrating. But the
Speaker 5: bottom line is, don't lose sight of the prize. So
Speaker 5: the prize is this is going to be a big,
Speaker 5: beautiful bill. It's going to put ten thousand dollars into
Speaker 5: the pockets of the typical American family. It's going to
Speaker 5: cause economic growth to go way north of three probably
Speaker 5: north of four percent, and it's going to reduce the
Speaker 5: deficit ed orbously because of the big spending cuts. And so,
Speaker 5: you know, I a hundred percent understand the frustration that
Speaker 5: a lot of people have with the things that have
Speaker 5: been changed, things that we really wanted to build, that
Speaker 5: the parliamentarian is ruling against. But I don't want the
Speaker 5: headline to be the bill is less, you know, isn't beautiful?
Speaker 5: Because it is going to be beautiful.
Speaker 3: Can the Vice President, who is the president of the
Speaker 3: Senate overrule the parliamentarian because the president called on well,
Speaker 3: actually it was Congressman Greg Stuby that called on vice
Speaker 3: President advanced to overrule the parliamentarian?
Speaker 2: Is that allowed?
Speaker 5: It is? It's unprecedented, but allowed and or almost unprecedented.
Speaker 5: The bottom line though, is that the hope would be
Speaker 5: that they'll find ways to change language around the edges
Speaker 5: so that the parliamentarian stands down and we get everything
Speaker 5: we want in the bill.
Speaker 3: But by the way, that this did happen during Obamacare, correct.
Speaker 5: That the parliamentarian was overruled a no.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that the parliamentarian originally would was against provisions, and
Speaker 3: then they changed the language and then it's quote acceptable.
Speaker 5: Yes. That happens in every reconciliation bill. Is the parliamentarian.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like, you know, every now and then
Speaker 5: there you know, the umpire is corrupt in a baseball game,
Speaker 5: but most of the time, the empire is just trying
Speaker 5: to follow the rules. And so they said, it has
Speaker 5: these rules that allow you to pass it in fifty
Speaker 5: one votes, and the rules are pretty clear cut. But
Speaker 5: every now and then, you know, there's some interpretation involved,
Speaker 5: and so they call it, giving it a bird path
Speaker 5: after the senator bird was the one who helps the
Speaker 5: crafty's rules.
Speaker 3: It's based on the bird rules. If you want to
Speaker 3: describe it, you can. But by the way, it's true
Speaker 3: that in two thousand and one, then Majority Leader Trent
Speaker 3: Lotte fired the Senate Parliamentary enduring reconciliation.
Speaker 5: Sure, sure, and I would not expect that this person
Speaker 5: is likely to keep their job and if it gets
Speaker 5: really out of hand, and of course then the Vice
Speaker 5: President can step in. And if this person knows that,
Speaker 5: then that hopefully will help them think about their decisions.
Speaker 5: But again, the bottom line, the head how.
Speaker 3: Much of this is in the hands of John Thune,
Speaker 3: because he has made clear he didn't intend to overrule
Speaker 3: the parliamentarian.
Speaker 5: He's as here, here's the thing. The Senate has lots
Speaker 5: of senators, and they are senators that agree with your
Speaker 5: position on the parliamentarian and more moderate senators that perhaps
Speaker 5: they know we got to do what the empire says.
Speaker 5: And so I'm sure the Senator Thoon is frustrated with
Speaker 5: the parliamenttarian, but it could well be that if he
Speaker 5: just disregards the proletariat altogether, that there would be senators
Speaker 5: that would say, okay, then I'm not voting for the bill.
Speaker 5: And so he's managing a difficult thing. But let me
Speaker 5: tell you this, it's one hundred percent this bill is
Speaker 5: going to pass. It's one hundred percent. This is going
Speaker 5: to pass by the weekend. It's going to have all
Speaker 5: the things that the President has insisted on, They're going
Speaker 5: to be in the bill. The main headline things when
Speaker 5: we Secretary Dustin and I went up to meet with
Speaker 5: the leaders of Congress. So maybe the twenty first of January.
Speaker 5: We had a card of the president's priorities that he
Speaker 5: ran on and you know, the no tax on tips,
Speaker 5: no tax on over time, no taxis social Security, all
Speaker 5: those things, permanent tax cuts. We had a card, a
Speaker 5: pocket card that we gave to everybody said this is
Speaker 5: what the President watson the bill and the President's bill.
Speaker 5: His figurefits are all over this bill and it's great.
Speaker 5: And the other thing I can tell you is that
Speaker 5: I was a dinner speaker for House members this week,
Speaker 5: and I would say that the White our expectation is
Speaker 5: that the Senate bill will be close enough to the
Speaker 5: House bill that the House members will consider and perhaps
Speaker 5: be willing to just pass the Senate bill right away
Speaker 5: and go home over the weekend.
Speaker 3: So the Senate parliamentarian, as part of the rulings, actually
Speaker 3: ruled that illegal immigrants are eligible for federal student loans.
Speaker 3: That tells me that this is a radical, extreme leftist
Speaker 3: and the person has been in this job since what
Speaker 3: twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: That is insane by that.
Speaker 5: You are one hundred percent right to be outraged by that.
Speaker 5: And the fact is that remember that if you say
Speaker 5: that you can't give federal money to say an illegal
Speaker 5: then the main reconciliation rule is it has to have
Speaker 5: an effect on the budget. So you can't you can't
Speaker 5: go in and say ban cigarettes because you don't like
Speaker 5: them in reconciliation, because that doesn't have an effect on
Speaker 5: the budget or a direct effect on the budget. But
Speaker 5: if you stop spending on something, that has a direct
Speaker 5: effect on the budget, and so of course Congress controls
Speaker 5: the first strin so of course Congress should have the
Speaker 5: right to stop spending on something. And so it's just
Speaker 5: a preposterous, preposterous ruling.
Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about some of the other changes
Speaker 3: to Medicaid and so on and so forth. I mean,
Speaker 3: there are some very significant, you know, provision changes. For example,
Speaker 3: the Medicare Medicaid provider rate, which is the amount that
Speaker 3: state medicaid programs pay providers on behalf of Medicaid beneficiaries,
Speaker 3: which proved to be a device of policy. But you know,
Speaker 3: if you look at Medicaid Medicare, in one case you're
Speaker 3: paying three times more for the same exact service than
Speaker 3: the other. And the work requirement for able bodied people
Speaker 3: that are getting a government benefits, which is something Bill
Speaker 3: Clinton supported In case anyone's interested.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Medicaid waste proud and abuse is rampant, and there's
Speaker 5: a lot of savings that are going to be had
Speaker 5: in this bill because of ending waste broad and abuse.
Speaker 5: And there are also they're putting money aside to make
Speaker 5: sure that rural hospitals are not affected by these reforbes.
Speaker 5: So I think that you know, people are going to
Speaker 5: some people budget hawks, conservatives are going to be thrilled
Speaker 5: with the progress, but they're going to want more in
Speaker 5: the end as well.
Speaker 2: Got to take a quick break. We'll come back more.
Speaker 3: Kevin Ascid, head of the Head Economic Council to President Trump.
Speaker 3: On the other side, as we watch this one big
Speaker 3: beautiful bill, you know, and a clearly partisan Senate parliamentarian
Speaker 3: trying to muddy up the waters for Republicans, there will
Speaker 3: be a solution that much. I can tell you more
Speaker 3: on the other side than we'll get to your calls
Speaker 3: coming up.
Speaker 2: I would continue now.
Speaker 3: Kevin Hassett is with US Head Economic Council to President
Speaker 3: Trump as we are getting an update on the one
Speaker 3: big beautiful bill we're really dealing with We're dealing with
Speaker 3: two problems here. One is the Senate parliamentarian and the
Speaker 3: second is is the House and Senate versions and coming
Speaker 3: to agreement on one final agreed upon provision. Okay, so
Speaker 3: how do you deal first with the Senate parliamentarian? How
Speaker 3: difficult the process is that going to be? I know,
Speaker 3: Lindsey Graham, the Senate Budget Committee chair, is all over
Speaker 3: this today. Are you saying that you believe that they'll
Speaker 3: he'll sit down with the Senate a parliamentarian and go
Speaker 3: line by line and get and just like put a
Speaker 3: comma and a period and get the exact verbiage that
Speaker 3: the Centate parliamentarium wants and it will still be the
Speaker 3: same outcome.
Speaker 5: It's in the in the end, it's a very difficult
Speaker 5: process to project right now, given the terrible rulings that
Speaker 5: happened over the last few days. But in you know,
Speaker 5: traditionally what happens is that the rulings can change right
Speaker 5: up to the last minute when you agree to changing
Speaker 5: the language, and it's all kind of like a KOBOOKI
Speaker 5: theater because of the end, you get pretty much what
Speaker 5: you want, but you had to say it a different way.
Speaker 5: And that's historically, the way this process has gone, it's
Speaker 5: not clear to me that all of the changes will
Speaker 5: be satisfactory to everybody. And then at that point, the
Speaker 5: Senators are going to have to decide what are we
Speaker 5: going to do about this?
Speaker 3: Well, what do you recommend considering you're kind of trying
Speaker 3: to you're a leading point on spearheading this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well not in the sense of the Senate has
Speaker 5: to pass a bill, and it's a difficult process, and
Speaker 5: the Senators have to decide how are they Well.
Speaker 3: For the White House, I mean, you've got to navigate
Speaker 3: a lot of this and work with the House and
Speaker 3: the Senate. You know, I guess the House past that
Speaker 3: have bill, the Senator past that bill goes to conference.
Speaker 3: Now the Senate, you know, as they've muddied the waters
Speaker 3: by trying to take out very key critical agenda items
Speaker 3: of the President and by an unelected you know, bureaucrat
Speaker 3: that has been there since twenty twelve, the things that
Speaker 3: we should be paying college tuition for illegal immigrants, which
Speaker 3: in and of itself is should be illegal.
Speaker 2: If it's not, I think it is illegal.
Speaker 5: Right. Well, the Senate, you know, we'll see what the
Speaker 5: final Senate bill looks like. But the hope is that
Speaker 5: the Senators are able to navigate the bill to something
Speaker 5: so close to the House bill that the House members
Speaker 5: can just pass the Senate bill as is right away.
Speaker 5: And if then it is unable to do.
Speaker 3: But do you know, there have been some some House
Speaker 3: Republicans that have been, you know, pretty vocal that they
Speaker 3: don't like some of the changes made by the Senate.
Speaker 5: Of course, and so and so what the Senate has
Speaker 5: to do is get it as close to the House
Speaker 5: bill as they can, given that they've got, you know,
Speaker 5: different people in the Senate than there are in the House,
Speaker 5: and they all have their opinions. But it's my expectation
Speaker 5: that in the end, and I've spoken with leadership in
Speaker 5: the House that in the Senate. I gave the dinner
Speaker 5: talk to a whole bunch of House members just this week,
Speaker 5: and my expectation is that in the end that the
Speaker 5: House will be comfortable enough with what they get from
Speaker 5: the Senate that that's the objective of the Senate, that
Speaker 5: we won't have to go into a conference. If they're not,
Speaker 5: then we can go into conference. It could happen, But
Speaker 5: if that happens, then the bill won't be ready by
Speaker 5: the fourth.
Speaker 3: So this is why we call it the swamp, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Because this is all swamp bureaucracy. And you know, to
Speaker 3: have a one unelected bureaucrat hold up a duly elected
Speaker 3: president and his agenda and a party and their agenda
Speaker 3: is pretty spectacular to me. And I think the Republicans
Speaker 3: ought to bypass it any way they can and let
Speaker 3: the American people decide in the next election if they
Speaker 3: support the changes. There's your answer anyway, Kevin has it.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you being with us, sir, Thanks Jean, eight
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Speaker 3: There are significant implications as it relates to Mam Donnie.
Speaker 2: It was bending down again something.
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Speaker 3: crazy Karvel is crazy Krvl, but he's not stupid. He's
Speaker 3: a lot of things. I debated him many times over
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Speaker 3: have a question. Why didn't he talk about arresting members
Speaker 3: of Hamas, the people that were responsible for the murder
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Speaker 5: But the man, I'm donny welcome Benjamin heto the city.
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Speaker 7: Even though the US is not a signature of the ICC.
Speaker 6: No, it's time that we actually step up and make
Speaker 6: clear what we are willing to do to showcase the
Speaker 6: leadership that is sorely missing in the federal administration.
Speaker 3: I'm never going back to New York City. I've had
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Speaker 2: Professor Katz, how are.
Speaker 10: You hi, Son? Well, it's always so an honor to
Speaker 10: speak to you and to Linda, because you guys are
Speaker 10: the voices of truth. And part of the problem with
Speaker 10: what's going on, whether it's with Israel or in New York,
Speaker 10: is that everybody gets to hear all the propaganda. You
Speaker 10: need to start like your own college on how to
Speaker 10: be journalists, because you're always right on everything and everybody
Speaker 10: else is either deliberately getting it wrong or trying to
Speaker 10: just push an ideology for where's the socialist capital New
Speaker 10: York's about to be if this Bondami guy gets in.
Speaker 10: So I pity New York and I hope that everybody
Speaker 10: gets on.
Speaker 2: Well, you're in California.
Speaker 3: It is there really not going to be that much
Speaker 3: different than what you have out there.
Speaker 10: It really won't, It really won't. And you know, I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, Gavin Newsom is an idiot, but you know,
Speaker 10: I don't know that he's an anti Semite. You've got
Speaker 10: an anti Semite over there in New York where you've
Speaker 10: got one of the second largest population of Jewish people.
Speaker 2: I'll give you that.
Speaker 3: But I've never heard Gavin Newsom strongly condemned the radicals
Speaker 3: in his own party and the virual and anti semitism
Speaker 3: in Congress or on college campuses, including campuses in California.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard it. He should be, should be the
Speaker 3: most outspoken voice.
Speaker 10: Well he isn't because his sites are on the White House,
Speaker 10: and he thinks by placating the radical left. And that's
Speaker 10: basically the name of the game now with the Democrat
Speaker 10: Party is that they've moved so far left and if
Speaker 10: you want to get elected, you're just going to go
Speaker 10: on the Bernie Sanders AOC train, and that's just really sad.
Speaker 10: I don't know if there are any moderate Democrats left,
Speaker 10: but I think if you're not a part of the
Speaker 10: Republican Party right now, then you've forgotten all the values
Speaker 10: and what America is about. And I don't know where again,
Speaker 10: I always say this as the daughter of a Holocaust survivor.
Speaker 10: You know, we've got the people who survived the Holocaust
Speaker 10: that are always out there speaking about how wonderful President
Speaker 10: Trump is and the wonderful alliance between him and Prime
Speaker 10: Minister Netanyahu. And then, sadly, you've got all the people
Speaker 10: who are, you know, on the opposite side of the isle,
Speaker 10: and we've got a few in our party. And then
Speaker 10: for all those people out there who call themselves influencers
Speaker 10: and podcasters, shame on you for calling people, you know,
Speaker 10: like patriotic Americans like you and Mark Levin, and if
Speaker 10: Marian Agelson and so many others calling you warmongers. I mean,
Speaker 10: those people also need a good talking to and they
Speaker 10: have no honor because they don't understand in this country
Speaker 10: that freedom isn't free. Everybody's been hanging around leftist professors
Speaker 10: for way too long and listening to podcasters rather than
Speaker 10: listening to the truth. And really I think that the
Speaker 10: alliance between they are wonderful military and the IDEF they
Speaker 10: have like a new symbol and it should be the Griffin,
Speaker 10: because the griffin is part lion and it's part eagle,
Speaker 10: and it stands for strength and it stands for bravery.
Speaker 10: And these people who keep saying, oh, we don't want
Speaker 10: to go to war, are they idiots? No one wants
Speaker 10: to go to war. But you know, I had a
Speaker 10: father that used to say, you never start a fight,
Speaker 10: but if somebody else does, you better finish it because
Speaker 10: bullies only understand strength and if you capitulate, you have nothing.
Speaker 10: And it's a good thing. George Washington and all the
Speaker 10: other generals and presidents before you know, the Democrats got
Speaker 10: in didn't realize that if we hadn't fought for our freedom,
Speaker 10: we wouldn't have it right now. And since my birthday,
Speaker 10: I want to ask you, when are you going to
Speaker 10: come to California with Jimmy Sayla. I just reunited with
Speaker 10: my very first love, first boyfriend after being a widow
Speaker 10: for seven years, and I want you to come to
Speaker 10: Orange County, California.
Speaker 2: Wow, well, that's a great love story.
Speaker 3: First, I'm sorry about being a widow and uh, but
Speaker 3: I am glad it sounds like you found love again
Speaker 3: and I'm happy for you. I think it's hard to
Speaker 3: go through this life alone, I really do. I think
Speaker 3: it's better to have a significant other if you can.
Speaker 3: I mean, you have to have the right one. And
Speaker 3: I don't have any plan. I'll be honest. My goal
Speaker 3: is to now stay out of New York in California forever.
Speaker 3: I'm done with those states, I really have. It doesn't
Speaker 3: mean I won't go occasionally where. But I have a
Speaker 3: different recommendation for you.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 3: You know, if this is mister Wright, you know you
Speaker 3: guys can get married, and why don't you move to
Speaker 3: the Free State of Florida or move to Texas.
Speaker 2: You have options. You can move to Tennessee.
Speaker 3: Is there's so many South Carolina's nice, North Carolina's nice.
Speaker 3: You can you know, it depends on the weather. If
Speaker 3: you like Vegas, you can move to Vegas. If you
Speaker 3: like or Nevada, you can move to Arizona. There's so
Speaker 3: many nicer places that don't you know, where government doesn't
Speaker 3: abuse people. You know, the beauty of California is you know,
Speaker 3: California Florida matches it. I happen to love states that
Speaker 3: have a lot of water and you know, ocean, and
Speaker 3: you know, I love that about Florida. I love that
Speaker 3: about California. I mean, the Pacific Coast Highway is one
Speaker 3: of the most beautiful highways to drive in the entire country.
Speaker 3: But they make it impossible for people to really raise
Speaker 3: their families in a way that they feel comfortable. They
Speaker 3: want to indoctrinate your kids. Their school system sucks, their
Speaker 3: level of taxation sucks. Their bureaucracy is out of control.
Speaker 3: They want to they want to control every aspect of
Speaker 3: your life. And you know, I just believe in living
Speaker 3: in a more free state. Anyway, that's my challenge. Professor.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, God bless you, and uh. I don't know. I'll
Speaker 2: think about going to California.
Speaker 3: I'll think about it, but I'll probably won't stay very long,
Speaker 3: just in and out, because if Gavin finds out I'm there,
Speaker 3: I'll probably be arrested. Back to our busy phones, Ken,
Speaker 3: North Carolina, what's up, Ken, how are.
Speaker 2: You, sir?
Speaker 7: Thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 7: I've been to here with Franklin Graham to visit with
Speaker 7: you a few times, and I was his cheapest staff
Speaker 7: for several years. And also Nancy Reagan's the record of
Speaker 7: projects back in the day, so I've got some history.
Speaker 7: And I'm also a Jewish believer in Jesus, so i
Speaker 7: have a different perspective of a lot of things. And
Speaker 7: I was I was on the phone from a friend
Speaker 7: from Israel and he is a journalist there, but he
Speaker 7: was down in the guys. Who was some of these soldiers?
Speaker 7: And I said, I asked him what is their take
Speaker 7: on things? What do they want? And first of all,
Speaker 7: the reason that we could take out Iran, Israel could
Speaker 7: take out Ran so easily was because it was a
Speaker 7: plan for over ten years. As we've heard, for the
Speaker 7: mass they weren't prepared at all for the Hamas October
Speaker 7: seventh issue. Obviously, that's why it was a surprise. But
Speaker 7: trying to locate cheap leaders and find them and take
Speaker 7: them out has been very difficult. And the ceasefire isn't
Speaker 7: affecting Hamas. They're still still killing people, as we know.
Speaker 7: And one of the reasons they said is because the
Speaker 7: technology is not getting to them. They've got drones now
Speaker 7: they can pick up blood samples and things like that,
Speaker 7: but it hasn't been developed enough to use it and
Speaker 7: take out those key leaders. But most of the biggest
Speaker 7: question I asked was how do they feel about taking
Speaker 7: out the whole regime? And I'll guarantee you the people
Speaker 7: in Israel.
Speaker 3: And I think that America has. The President had a
Speaker 3: whole different agenda here. Ran can't have nukes, and you
Speaker 3: have to listen to what the president's agenda is. And
Speaker 3: he took out the nuclear weapons, you know, and the
Speaker 3: President has been very very clear he's not going to
Speaker 3: get American troops involved in forever wars.
Speaker 2: I agree with the President on that.
Speaker 3: Now, with that said, Israel is our closest ally and
Speaker 3: I think deserves our support in their war against radical
Speaker 3: Islamic terrorism. I think it's our best interest, the world's
Speaker 3: best interest, to not let this cancer grow. I think
Speaker 3: it's critical and I think it's very very important that
Speaker 3: the president, you know, took this stand. And just like
Speaker 3: when he took out Solomoni and Beg Daddy, and when
Speaker 3: he took out the Isis Caliphate and dropped the mother
Speaker 3: of all bombs on Afghanistan, he didn't get us into
Speaker 3: forever war and he accomplished the mission of making the
Speaker 3: world more safe and secure. And I think that you know,
Speaker 3: the Trump doctrine is the Hannity doctrine, peace through strength,
Speaker 3: and I think in this case there's got to be
Speaker 3: a heavy dose of trust. But verify with the Iranians,
Speaker 3: because I don't try trust them anyway, My friend, I
Speaker 3: appreciate you a good call. Eight hundred and nine four
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