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Speaker 2: The last final debate in the New York City mayoral
Speaker 2: race took place last night. Now, unlike the first debate
Speaker 2: that was hosted by NBC, this was actually a really
Speaker 2: good debate.
Speaker 1: It was so well moderated.
Speaker 2: What is the guy the There was a guy on
Speaker 2: the panel, Errol, who I thought was maybe one of
Speaker 2: the best moderators I'd ever seen, and I thought he
Speaker 2: did a phenomenal job. He was with New York One
Speaker 2: and extraordinarily informed, prepared, ask the right questions, let the
Speaker 2: debate breathe let the candidates go at each other.
Speaker 3: Errol Lewis is from Spectrum News New York One. He does.
Speaker 1: He was phenomenal. He He's a great broadcaster.
Speaker 2: He was amazing, I thought, and the panel, the rest
Speaker 2: of the panel was good, but him, he would in
Speaker 2: particular stood out to me as somebody that really knows
Speaker 2: how to run a debate. I felt good about the
Speaker 2: debate we did with Gavin and my governor Ronda Santish
Speaker 2: and I thought it was worthwhile. And I said at
Speaker 2: the beginning, guys, you know, I don't believe because the
Speaker 2: first debate was you have sixty sicconds?
Speaker 1: Did they answer?
Speaker 2: Okay, you can't answer a substant of question in sixty seconds,
Speaker 2: and your.
Speaker 1: Time is up. Your time is up.
Speaker 2: And the screaming at them after every question, and then
Speaker 2: if you mentioned somebody else that's on the stage, they
Speaker 2: wanted thirty seve, wait a minute, I have my thirty second. No,
Speaker 2: you can't respond, but the rules say, but you have no, no, no,
Speaker 2: And it just was a mess. I mean, NBC should
Speaker 2: be embarrassed. It was so pathetic. And I will tell
Speaker 2: you they really did a great job last night.
Speaker 1: It was a substantive.
Speaker 2: It was a lively, fun debate. They had a crowd.
Speaker 2: The crowd made it, brought a lot of energy to it.
Speaker 2: We'll get into it later, we'll play some of the highlights.
Speaker 2: Curtis Slee will will join us. A lot of pressure
Speaker 2: on him to get out of the race, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: looking at everybody, I'm like, you know what, He's the
Speaker 2: only Republican he actually got votes. He's also running on
Speaker 2: on another line. I think it's one of the independent lines.
Speaker 2: They have so many different parties in New York that
Speaker 2: you can literally you can have your name on the
Speaker 2: ballot three different ways. I was a registered Conservative in
Speaker 2: the state of New York, but obviously in almost every
Speaker 2: case every Republican was also on the Conservative line. But
Speaker 2: I would vote Conservative just that of principle. If I
Speaker 2: could be a member of the Conservative Party in Florida
Speaker 2: would be. They don't have those options down here, which
Speaker 2: is fine, not a big deal. Whoever's going to be
Speaker 2: on the ballot is on the ballot. You're voting for
Speaker 2: the person anyway. I just want to send a message
Speaker 2: to the people in New Jersey and the people in
Speaker 2: the Commonwealth of Virginia, especially New Jersey. I give the
Speaker 2: odds of Jack Chittarelli. I would say this is a
Speaker 2: real race. It is really winnable. I don't say that,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not living in some fantasy world here.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at real numbers, and I see a real
Speaker 2: possibility and maybe the last opportunity for New Jersey to
Speaker 2: do a real course correction to get their state back
Speaker 2: on track. If you don't vote for Jack Chittarelli, you'll
Speaker 2: have nobody else to blame in the end but yourself.
Speaker 2: And if you don't take this opportunity, every one of
Speaker 2: you in New Jersey, you will get your higher taxes
Speaker 2: and you will become New York two point zero. And
Speaker 2: because that's pretty much what Phil Murphy has done for
Speaker 2: you the last you know, the last eight years being
Speaker 2: your governor. And you have an opportunity, and it's real.
Speaker 2: You know, we we have Matt Towry, Robert Kahley, you
Speaker 2: have this at a one point race. I'm actually I'm
Speaker 2: thinking about doing something to bring attention to this race.
Speaker 2: I am so sick and tired of Mikey Cheryl Oh.
Speaker 2: I have no idea how I made seven million dollars, Linda.
Speaker 2: If seven million dollars is in your bank account, are
Speaker 2: you gonna know this? Seven million dollars in your bank account?
Speaker 2: I think most people would probably know, don't you think?
Speaker 1: I think so. I'd be making t shirts about it,
Speaker 1: absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Even if even if you're worth a lot of money,
Speaker 2: seven million, you're gonna notice the seven million.
Speaker 1: Maybe if you Elon Musk, maybe you won't. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I remember interviewing Elon and Trump together this was a
Speaker 2: pretty funny moment, and I think I was the first
Speaker 2: question I asked him out of the box. I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: why did you sue your friend? Because Trump sued you know,
Speaker 2: Elon Musk, And I said, and got ten million dollars.
Speaker 2: And look at Elon, I mean, why did your friend
Speaker 2: sue you? And he said, I didn't even know about it.
Speaker 2: He didn't know about it. I let the lawyers handle
Speaker 2: that crap. I'm like, I'm too busy, like figuring out
Speaker 2: how to get to Mars and and star Link and
Speaker 2: Neurallink and XAI and everything else that he's working on,
Speaker 2: which is advancing technology and artificial intelligence and rock and
Speaker 2: everything that he does in between. But the numbers that
Speaker 2: we have, the number of registered Republicans in New Jersey
Speaker 2: grew by thirty one thousand this year. The number of
Speaker 2: registered Democrats dropped by more than eleven thousand. Now, look,
Speaker 2: Democrats still have an edge in terms of registration in
Speaker 2: New Jersey two point five million registered voters compared to
Speaker 2: about one point six Republicans.
Speaker 1: But I'm telling.
Speaker 2: You, you know, Mikey, Cheryl will not tell anybody how
Speaker 2: she made this seven million dollars. She's just flat out lying.
Speaker 2: Are you not going to convince me that she doesn't
Speaker 2: know how she made the money. She doesn't want to
Speaker 2: tell us how she made the money. You know, just
Speaker 2: like Mikey, Cheryl is given multiple conflicting answers why she
Speaker 2: didn't walk with her graduating class when she went to
Speaker 2: the Naval Academy. She knows why she didn't walk, she
Speaker 2: knows why she's not in the yearbook, and she's just
Speaker 2: not telling you the truth. And she doesn't want to
Speaker 2: give the answer. And I think the people of New
Speaker 2: Jersey deserve an answer or a position on taxes. I'm
Speaker 2: not prepared to say at this time.
Speaker 1: What do you mean.
Speaker 2: You're in the middle of a debate, in the middle
Speaker 2: of a campaign, are you gonna raise them or not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say whether or not I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 2: That to take that interpret that the most obvious way.
Speaker 2: That's our way of saying, yeah, I want to raise them,
Speaker 2: but I'm not going to tell you I'm going to
Speaker 2: raise them.
Speaker 1: That's what that means.
Speaker 2: I mean it's pretty and look, if New Jersey wants
Speaker 2: to go to the way of New York and destroy itself,
Speaker 2: I can't stop you, but you know there's a lot
Speaker 2: of stake here and you have an opportunity to stop
Speaker 2: it while campaigning to upgrade from being a US House
Speaker 2: of Representatives member the governor. It looks like Democrat Mikey
Speaker 2: Sheryl missed one hundred and forty five votes in the
Speaker 2: House this year, more than half the major votes this year.
Speaker 2: No one else, by the way, even comes close though.
Speaker 2: Second place goes to represent of Donald nor Krauz Cross,
Speaker 2: another New Jersey Democrat, who missed eighty three. I mean
Speaker 2: she missed nearly twice as many, and as New Jersey
Speaker 2: electric prices are soaring, she miss votes on energy policy.
Speaker 2: As assassinations and anti Semitic attacks played the country, she
Speaker 2: was a no show for resolutions condemning anti Semitism and
Speaker 2: political violence. You know, raking in six figure pay while
Speaker 2: playing hooky and making a fortune in the meantime on
Speaker 2: the side, what a great deal won't go very noticed
Speaker 2: by many, But Donald Trump has it a move that
Speaker 2: I think and this goes to the heart of the
Speaker 2: Trump doctrine, and it frustrates me to no end that
Speaker 2: so called conservatives the you know this, this is the
Speaker 2: frustrating part people that were never with Trump in the beginning.
Speaker 1: People that criticize people.
Speaker 2: Like me for being with Trump early and and I
Speaker 2: typically mentioned Beck and uh Glent and Ben Shapiro. You know,
Speaker 2: you know, now they act like they're the biggest Trump
Speaker 2: supporters in the world. I have no problem that they
Speaker 2: got on the god that God on board. But you know,
Speaker 2: don't hand me this crap that you didn't kick the
Speaker 2: crap out of me for years on your on your
Speaker 2: respective shows and yet to hear you know what, you
Speaker 2: were right or yeah, I probably shouldn't have uh, And
Speaker 2: I'm not expecting it. And I don't really give a
Speaker 2: flying rip with anyone else on the air doing whatever
Speaker 2: they do has to say anyway, so it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: But you know, a lot of these people that that
Speaker 2: say they support Trump, and there's been a lot of
Speaker 2: fair weather people involved in this group, and people that
Speaker 2: are either in or out or in late and jump
Speaker 2: on the bandwagon when they think it's beneficial to their
Speaker 2: career and don't think that that doesn't happen, but because
Speaker 2: it does. And we've been far more principal than our belief.
Speaker 2: I've always believed that Trump could be one of the
Speaker 2: best presidents ever, and it was based on my own
Speaker 2: vetting of him personally with late night conversations long before
Speaker 2: he ever came down that escalator at Trump Tower, and
Speaker 2: I remember being as forceful as saying, if you don't
Speaker 2: convince me you're a conservative, then you're going to govern conservatively.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to vote for you or support you.
Speaker 2: That's how we went, and we talked late into the night,
Speaker 2: and you know, at that point we became friends. And
Speaker 2: I began to realize a quality that he had that
Speaker 2: no other politician had, and that was an ability to
Speaker 2: just see everything differently and think differently. And that's now
Speaker 2: playing out in real time pretty much on a daily basis.
Speaker 2: But you know, not to digress here. You know, the
Speaker 2: Trump doctrine is simple. He wants peace. He'll go more
Speaker 2: than the extra ten twenty thirty miles to try and
Speaker 2: get it. He'll give people multiple opportunities to take the
Speaker 2: olive branch and to end the killing. You know, we
Speaker 2: saw that with Iran. He understood that the Iranians, all
Speaker 2: the intelligence around the world was showing that they were
Speaker 2: close to getting nuclear weapons, and he's like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: going to give you a deadline here and I'm going
Speaker 2: to give you a chance for peace. Otherwise the consequences
Speaker 2: are going to be dire because you are not getting
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons. Period. That was his message. Fifty days is
Speaker 2: the timeframe he gave him. On the fifty first day,
Speaker 2: Israel attacked, knocked out their air defense systems, a lot
Speaker 2: of their ballistic missile systems, a lot of their weaponry,
Speaker 2: and that paved the way for Trump to go in
Speaker 2: and drop those fourteen massive bunker buster bombs and take
Speaker 2: out those nuclear sites. They might eventually be you know,
Speaker 2: if they try to reconstitute this, there might be more
Speaker 2: work to do in the future, but I mean it
Speaker 2: was a huge blow. Now that also paved the way.
Speaker 2: You know, fourteen days later there's a peace. Twelve days later,
Speaker 2: there's a peace plan with an a ceasefire with Iran
Speaker 2: and Israel. And then he put all this political capital
Speaker 2: into you know, stopping the fighting in the in the
Speaker 2: Middle East and Gaza, et cetera. And he spends a lot,
Speaker 2: He's expended a lot of political capital. And after October
Speaker 2: seventh and a history of hundreds of thousands of rockets
Speaker 2: fired into Israel culminating on October seventh, you know, Israel
Speaker 2: was doing massive damage and had the ability to obliterate Gaza.
Speaker 1: They they they.
Speaker 2: Wont they had the war one, they had the enemy surrounded,
Speaker 2: they could have wiped it out. And then Trump got
Speaker 2: them to stop. And he got them to stop, and
Speaker 2: for the because he took out those nuclear sites, countries
Speaker 2: that were absolutely dead set against ever being part of
Speaker 2: the solution. Arab nations in the region they had the
Speaker 2: freedom him because he took out Iran's nuclear sites to
Speaker 2: now engage in the peace process, which is good for
Speaker 2: the entire region. Okay, now we're running into difficulty because
Speaker 2: hamas their charter. Their indoctrination is kill the Jews, Killed
Speaker 2: the Jews, kill the Jews, and wipe Israel off the
Speaker 2: face of the earth. That's in their own charter. And
Speaker 2: he's trying, and the President has tried hard when it
Speaker 2: comes to Vladimir Putin, and he has sat down with them,
Speaker 2: met with him in Alaska. He has tried to incentivize him.
Speaker 2: He's forced Olensky to give concessions Olynsky didn't want to give.
Speaker 2: And at the end of the day, you know, Vladimir
Speaker 2: Putin gets more aggressive and won't go along with any
Speaker 2: peace process. All right, Well, now President Trump in a
Speaker 2: move that will I think bring Russia's economy to its
Speaker 2: knees and cripple Moscow's ability to continue fighting. You know,
Speaker 2: which is you know, oil is pretty much the only
Speaker 2: thing that Putin produces, which showed a stupid Western Europe
Speaker 2: was by buying it. But anyway, a stony silence from
Speaker 2: Moscow after the President criticized Putin and slap punishing sanctions
Speaker 2: on Russia's two biggest oil companies. You know, just days
Speaker 2: after a very productive phone call they were gonna meet
Speaker 2: again in Hungry and then another phone call he wouldn't
Speaker 2: put a ceasefire in effect. Trump said, the meeting's off.
Speaker 2: And now Reuters is reporting today that their Chinese state
Speaker 2: oil majors have suspended purchases of seaborn Russian oil after
Speaker 2: the US and POST sanctions on you know, Moscow's two
Speaker 2: biggest oil companies. Now, the biggest customers have always been
Speaker 2: Western Europe. He stopped that India fifty percent tariff. He's
Speaker 2: stopping their imports of Russian oil. And if he gets
Speaker 2: China on board, it's game over for Russia and they'll
Speaker 2: have no other choice but to make a deal. That
Speaker 2: is the Trump doctrine, taking out Solimani, taking out Bagdaddy,
Speaker 2: taking out the caliphe drop in the mother of All bombs,
Speaker 2: taken out of RAN's nuclear sites, but no forever wars.
Speaker 2: And I don't understand why there are people that say
Speaker 2: they know Trump that don't understand his own doctrine. It's
Speaker 2: pretty pretty spectacular to me, and I think it's probably
Speaker 2: the best doctrine out there. Hey, listen, October is National
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Speaker 1: News Hannity is on right.
Speaker 2: Now as we continue a long eight hundred nine point
Speaker 2: one shown. Linda, did you watch the debate last night,
Speaker 2: the New York City mayoral debate? I did, and I
Speaker 2: look I thought that uh I thought comrade Marxist mom,
Speaker 2: Donnie Commie, Mamdanni.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, he got hit pretty hard last night, and
Speaker 2: he was a little rattled. I didn't see a knockout
Speaker 2: punch that I feel is going to be a race changer.
Speaker 2: But it was kind of fun to see him off
Speaker 2: balanced for the first time. And he got you know,
Speaker 2: he got a little baptism by fire last night.
Speaker 3: It's off his feet. I mean he's barely standing. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's it's all just it's you know, it's smoking mirrors.
Speaker 1: He's nothing. He just smiles.
Speaker 2: He gives you a platitude, a cliche that is prepared,
Speaker 2: and then he builds off that. And it's very interesting.
Speaker 2: I have his style down pat now, ye not honestly,
Speaker 2: very similar, very very which is scary. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: take a break. Curtis will join us later in the
Speaker 2: program today. Also Brett Baer of Special Report Fox News
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Speaker 2: much in this world, James Carvel, this is now I'm
Speaker 2: beginning to see a pattern emerge, you know, because all
Speaker 2: these liberals they talk and they all say the same thing,
Speaker 2: and you'll start hearing it from Democrats, You'll start hearing
Speaker 2: it from, you know, people in the left wing media mob.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: He has a fantasy of having collaborators of President Trump
Speaker 2: publicly shamed and spat on after Trump leaves office his details.
Speaker 2: He detailed his dream on a podcast that he and
Speaker 2: his co host Al Hunt I don't know. Al Hunt
Speaker 2: was still in the business but accusing the administration of
Speaker 2: trying to control higher education with an offer for preferential
Speaker 2: funding for colleges. Seven of nine universities offered more federal
Speaker 2: money if they agree with various Trump policies. No, he
Speaker 2: just doesn't believe in woke dei or you know, harassing
Speaker 2: students the way. You know, these Ivy League institutions have
Speaker 2: bet have it has what fifty some odd billion dollars
Speaker 2: in endowment money. They don't deserve one one red cent
Speaker 2: neither to any of these Ivy League colleges. They all
Speaker 2: have billion dollar endowments. It's ridiculous. You know, Newsom saying
Speaker 2: Trump's GOP allies will have a lot to reconcile at
Speaker 2: the Pearly Gates. I sent them a note today. I said,
Speaker 2: does that mean I'm not going to see you in heaven?
Speaker 2: I don't know what he meant by that. Jensaki under
Speaker 2: fire for we talked about this. I'm so sick of this.
Speaker 2: I'll give you an example, Havid. You know, hate the police.
Speaker 2: Harvard College dean homes Trump dies and says cops are
Speaker 2: racist and evil. Social media posts from a Harvard University
Speaker 2: dean joined the administrator, openly going off on conservatives, calling
Speaker 2: police evil, describing whiteness as an ideology designed to annihilate.
Speaker 2: Harvard's Alston Burr. Resident dean Gregory Davis is tasked with
Speaker 2: being the main liaison for students needing extra help to
Speaker 2: achieve their academic and wellness goals, acts as a representative
Speaker 2: for students, and Havid's you know, Dunster House.
Speaker 1: None of this means of things to me. What do
Speaker 1: I know about Harvard? I don't care about Harvard.
Speaker 2: You know, I know people employers, they don't want to
Speaker 2: hire Harvard gruds. They don't want to hire Ivy League gruds.
Speaker 2: You know what they want. They want the kids of
Speaker 2: working class families, hard working families that went to state
Speaker 2: colleges and smaller universities or southern universities. They're not looking
Speaker 2: for kids that went to Ivy League schools anyway. The
Speaker 2: post range from reminding people to love each other and
Speaker 2: hate the police and posting.
Speaker 1: A meme if he dies, he dies.
Speaker 2: After President Trump was diagnosed with COVID twenty sixteen, even
Speaker 2: compared Trump to Hitler. It's like an everyday thing. The
Speaker 2: worst of Nixon and Hitler, he wrote, and worst still presidential.
Speaker 2: You know, watching the Republican National Convention discuss his whiteness
Speaker 2: and white supremacy. Black people do have a unique, often
Speaker 2: authoritative view on what is racist, but the way people
Speaker 2: disrespect it and micro aggress against non English names is
Speaker 2: wrong and based in white supremacy. It's almost like whiteness
Speaker 2: is a self destructive ideology that annihilates everyone around him
Speaker 2: around it by design and other post reads, which appears
Speaker 2: to be in response to a twenty nineteen Time Magazine
Speaker 2: article entitled Republicans want a white Republic, They'll destroy America
Speaker 2: to get it. In twenty twenty, when Black Lives Matter,
Speaker 2: violent demonstrations overtook major cities across the country. Something to
Speaker 2: keep in mind. Rioting and looting are parts of democracy,
Speaker 2: Just like voting and marching. The people will be heard.
Speaker 2: What about the two dozen dead Americans? What about the
Speaker 2: thousands of cops hit with bricks, rocks, bottles, and molotov cocktails?
Speaker 2: What about the billions in property damage? Howard University professor
Speaker 2: urges white allies to be like militant abolitionist hang for murder.
Speaker 2: He urged lefty white allies to be more like an
Speaker 2: infamous Civil War era abolitionist who was hanged for murder.
Speaker 2: Doctor Stacy Patton, journalism professor made the remarks in a
Speaker 2: recent sub stack as she argued that white liberals should
Speaker 2: look to John Brown as an example instead of asking
Speaker 2: how to be a better ally. When white allies asked
Speaker 2: what can I do, here's the answer. Be like John Brown,
Speaker 2: ask yourself, what am I willing to burn so someone
Speaker 2: else can breathe?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I bother By the way, you have the what is
Speaker 2: now an epidemic since Charlie Kirk was assassinated. Let me
Speaker 2: put some perspective on this. Charlie Kirk was thirty one
Speaker 2: years old. Charlie Kirk had a wife and two young children.
Speaker 2: These children will never to see their father again. And
Speaker 2: the rage and the sickness, and the evil and the
Speaker 2: comments and the gestures just I mean, there's not even
Speaker 2: words adjectives you can use to describe it. You have
Speaker 2: the principle of a Chicago public school painting a painted
Speaker 2: a teacher who went viral for apparently mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination,
Speaker 2: Remember the one put the gun to the neck, pow
Speaker 2: pow pow whatever the person said as the victim, and
Speaker 2: a letter to parents made no mention of the accusations
Speaker 2: against her. The teacher at an elementary school recorded on
Speaker 2: tape putting a finger to her neck pretending to pull
Speaker 2: the trigger during one of these idiotic no kings protests
Speaker 2: in the city over the weekend, widely seen as mocking
Speaker 2: the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Then in the letter sent
Speaker 2: to the larger school community, you know anyway they put
Speaker 2: out and there's threats that made against the teacher but
Speaker 2: made no mention about what she had done or the
Speaker 2: discipline that she should have received. Were recently made aware
Speaker 2: of social media posts with language that resemble a potential
Speaker 2: threat to a staff member. Well, what the hell is
Speaker 2: that when you put, you know, a gun to your neck.
Speaker 2: After this assassination, an Arkansas professor University of Arkansas promised
Speaker 2: to never stop celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Thank
Speaker 2: god in that case has been officially fired. Can't make
Speaker 2: this up.
Speaker 1: It's sick.
Speaker 2: The SPLC Southern Poverty Law Center filed the lawsuit supporting
Speaker 2: a Georgia teacher teacher who said that the world is
Speaker 2: a bit safer without Charlie Kirk. Wow, the Southern Poverty
Speaker 2: Law Center. You know that they ride themselves as being
Speaker 2: the monitors of all things against hate, and they're filing
Speaker 2: this lawsuit. Is this like a bad joke? It's sick.
Speaker 2: A Chicago teacher accused of mock and the assassination as
Speaker 2: portrayed as the victim.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: A man wearing an inflatable Trump costume attacked on camera
Speaker 2: at this No Kings protest, and of course in Massachusetts,
Speaker 2: would that surprise you. I mean, it's just despicable. Democrats
Speaker 2: defend the Senate candidate with the apparent Nazi tattoo, and
Speaker 2: all we told you about this guy at a main
Speaker 2: who's winning in that race. And of course, you know,
Speaker 2: no problem for Bernie Sanders, he'll forgive it. Post apparently
Speaker 2: identified as communists, branding rural white Americans as racist, suggested
Speaker 2: service members worried about being rape should buy kevlar underwear,
Speaker 2: smearing all police as bastards. That's okay, and let's support
Speaker 2: this guy. Graham Planter, I just happened to get I
Speaker 2: was drunk that night. Well, okay, when you woke up
Speaker 2: sober the next day, did you think about maybe getting
Speaker 2: rid of the Nazi tattoo with the Nazi symbolism.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it had anything to do with that. Okay.
Speaker 2: The Schumer shut down continues, but we're getting some revelations
Speaker 2: into what the motivation is Schumer blocking the twelfth time.
Speaker 2: Now the GOP bid to open the government. Hey, we
Speaker 2: had on John Fetterman was great last night. He slammed
Speaker 2: Democrats were voting to keep the government shut down. He
Speaker 2: said it to me. I give him a lot of credit.
Speaker 2: I said, well, what about those people are on primary.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm here to do my job and I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: and I'm not going to call people racist, Nazis and
Speaker 2: fascists like the rest of the people of my party.
Speaker 1: Here's part of what he said.
Speaker 4: I really I'm not afraid of telling the truth, as
Speaker 4: I've said, I'll be the Democrat that refuses to lie
Speaker 4: to the base and pretend that this is right. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm proud to stand with Israel. I'm proud to say
Speaker 4: that we need to secure our border. You know, I
Speaker 4: think it's entirely appropriate, appropriate to bomb the Iranian nuclear facilities.
Speaker 4: And now I refuse to call are my fellow citizens
Speaker 4: as they're fascists, their Nazis or those things. I mean.
Speaker 4: I will agree also that we must keep our government open.
Speaker 4: And if somebody wants to primary me or the party
Speaker 4: wants to vote me out, it's like I'm going to
Speaker 4: go down being honest and telling you that this is
Speaker 4: wrong to do these kinds of things that I refuse
Speaker 4: to do. That I think we need to be a big,
Speaker 4: big tent party.
Speaker 2: He's the only one with any guts and reason in
Speaker 2: his party. And I know I supported Oz on that race.
Speaker 2: I had no idea that this guy would be this moderate.
Speaker 2: His background really didn't indicate it reasonable. Actually a nice guy.
Speaker 2: I've had conversations with them. I'll keep those private. Now
Speaker 2: we got some insight into the motivation of Democrats behind
Speaker 2: the humor shutdown. Oh yeah, this lady, Catherine Clark interviewed
Speaker 2: by Chad pergram Am on Fox and Name's Catherine Clark Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: They don't have a single Republican representative of Massachusetts anyway,
Speaker 2: Democratic whip because yeah, no, I know it's going to
Speaker 2: impact a lot of poor people. Well we need the
Speaker 2: leverage because you're putting political leverage over people. Listen, no
Speaker 2: responsibility on the Democrats, or at least you don't think
Speaker 2: that the public will perceive that the Democrats a response.
Speaker 5: I mean, shutdowns are terrible, and of course there will
Speaker 5: be you know, families that are going to suffer. We
Speaker 5: take that responsibility very seriously, but it is one of
Speaker 5: the few leverage times we have. It is an inflection
Speaker 5: point in this process.
Speaker 2: Oh, we know families are going to suffer because we're
Speaker 2: shutting down the government. We don't care. We don't care
Speaker 2: because we you know, we need the leverage. What do
Speaker 2: we care?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Another Vermont Senator, Peter Welch, never even heard of this guy,
Speaker 2: wants to pay federal workers. But that would give too
Speaker 2: much latitude to Trump. Oh okay, so they'll go without
Speaker 2: a paycheck. Listen, Well, I'd.
Speaker 5: Be in favor of paying federal workers.
Speaker 4: That bill, unfortunately, gives a lot of latitude to the
Speaker 4: president to pick and choose, or I should say, rustle
Speaker 4: boat pick and choose.
Speaker 1: So I think we'd have an alternative.
Speaker 2: He just you, honestly can't make this up. Gabe Pritzker,
Speaker 2: idiot that he is.
Speaker 1: He might be. I thought Gavin jumped the shark. I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: I think Pritzker is way again. Comparing Trump ice raids
Speaker 2: to Nazi Germany.
Speaker 6: Listen, people have criticized me for talking about the Nazi regime.
Speaker 6: On the right, people have criticized me. This is what happened.
Speaker 6: People's rights started getting taken away, people got accused of
Speaker 6: being immigrants. This is before the Holocaust really took place.
Speaker 6: People were accused of being immigrants, and then laws were
Speaker 6: passed to limit immigrants, and then people who weren't actually
Speaker 6: immigrants were called immigrants, and then it was othering people
Speaker 6: and that led to a lot worse things. What I'm
Speaker 6: saying is that this is how authoritarian regimes do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now let's go to Chicago for a minute, because
Speaker 2: ICE filed an arrest detainer for a Nicaraguan illgal who
Speaker 2: viciously raped a Chicago woman in August after being released
Speaker 2: last year by Biden immigration officials. The arrest detainer urges
Speaker 2: local authorities to tip off ICE before they released. The
Speaker 2: agency said doing so helps them from praying on more
Speaker 2: innocent women. Now they worry, of course JB. Pritska won't
Speaker 2: do that. And you have a twenty one year old
Speaker 2: immigrant from India across the southern border in twenty two,
Speaker 2: released by the Biden administration, now accused of causing a
Speaker 2: fiery semi truck crash that killed three people in southern California.
Speaker 2: Hey Kevin, I haven't heard you talk about this yet.
Speaker 2: And the illegal alien ran the ice vehicles on Monday.
Speaker 2: Previously given an award by La City Council for protecting
Speaker 2: our community from illegal ice raids. This on the heels
Speaker 2: of yesterday's announcement that you have Democrats now members of
Speaker 2: the Congress, launching their master Ice Tracker. In other words,
Speaker 2: let's tip off every illegal immigrant that ice is on
Speaker 2: the way, take away the element of surprise, and prepare
Speaker 2: people so they can fight back, and put a bullseye
Speaker 2: on the foreheads and backs of law enforcement agents.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, that has got to be illegal.