Speaker 1: All right, Thanks Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of
Speaker 1: you for being with us.
Speaker 2: Here's our total free number.
Speaker 1: It's eight hundred and nine to four one, Sean if
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Speaker 1: week from today, actually one week from yesterday, we will
Speaker 1: be in Washington, d C. In the Swamp. We have
Speaker 1: a whole series of broadcasts that we're doing. I'm not
Speaker 1: prepared yet to announce what we have planned for you,
Speaker 1: but really good stuff and I think you'll like it.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the forty seventh
Speaker 1: President of the United States, only the second time that
Speaker 1: somebody in this country has been president and come back
Speaker 1: after after a period of not being president. It's going
Speaker 1: to be an interesting week to see what Joe does
Speaker 1: in terms of preemptive pardons. Hearing his brother Jim, maybe himself.
Speaker 1: We keep hearing Anthony Fauci, Liz Cheney, let's see Benny Thompson,
Speaker 1: one's one. Michael Cohne was on TV this weekend begging
Speaker 1: for one. We'll see how that all plays out. My
Speaker 1: guess is there will be more pardons to come, and
Speaker 1: preemptive pardons, and you know, later on we have you know,
Speaker 1: and this is a great point made in James Comer's
Speaker 1: new book, which is The All the President's Money, Investigating
Speaker 1: the secret foreign schemes that made the Biden family rich.
Speaker 1: One of the points he makes in the book is,
Speaker 1: you know, Joe Biden, for most of his adult life,
Speaker 1: like fifty years, made less than two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year. And you know he was able to buy
Speaker 1: you know, a number second multimillion dollar mansion. Well, how
Speaker 1: is that financially feasible? My understanding is his wife is
Speaker 1: a teacher.
Speaker 2: Not exactly. It does not lend.
Speaker 1: Itself to buying multimillion dollar oceanfront homes, but I guess
Speaker 1: they were able to do it. He goes through great
Speaker 1: depth and an incredible footnoting I'm sure that there is
Speaker 1: the threat of or lawsuit probably hanging over his head,
Speaker 1: but you read the book, you decide on your own. Certainly,
Speaker 1: we know we were lied to, and we know that
Speaker 1: Hunter's laptop. And by the way, Hunter, when he received
Speaker 1: the pardon, that eliminates any ability of him now to
Speaker 1: claim the fifth and he would maybe have to answer
Speaker 1: if there's an investigation questions like well, what do you
Speaker 1: mean you give half your income to Pops. What do
Speaker 1: you mean that you know all these conversations with your
Speaker 1: financial guy out of what account you need to take
Speaker 1: the money out of to pay for Pops' home refairs?
Speaker 1: Then he's gonna have to answer other questions than Joe
Speaker 1: himself lied when he said he never once talked to
Speaker 1: his son, as brother, or anybody for that matter, about
Speaker 1: their farm business deals. You know, Comer has it somewhere
Speaker 1: around thirty plus million million dollars that they took in
Speaker 1: with no apparent work done. We know all about Parisma,
Speaker 1: the energy giant in Ukraine. We know all about CEFC,
Speaker 1: the energy giant out of China. We know about the
Speaker 1: WhatsApp message. I'm sitting here with my father and with
Speaker 1: everybody he knows, and my ability to hold the grudge.
Speaker 1: You're gonna regret not giving us the money. But anyway,
Speaker 1: we'll get into that in some specificity, in detail. But
Speaker 1: Joe Biden has a week to issue whatever other pardons
Speaker 1: he's gonna issue. We go now to the disaster that
Speaker 1: is out in California, and I'm not sure how they're
Speaker 1: going to deal with another seventy two hours of hell
Speaker 1: and one hundred mile per hour wins, Santa Anna wins
Speaker 1: a kicking back in again and different areas now in
Speaker 1: california're bracing for the absolute worst. Apparently the fires are
Speaker 1: spreading now, threatening bel air. A lot of these fires
Speaker 1: still have not been fully contained, not even close to
Speaker 1: fully contained. You have many historical landmarks that have been
Speaker 1: lost here, including by the way, the Getty Arts Center
Speaker 1: is facing flames. Hollywood stars, interestingly, more than ever, are
Speaker 1: speaking out against the radical left leadership out in California,
Speaker 1: from Gaven Newsom, the governor, to to Karen Vass the mayor.
Speaker 2: Out there the you know, we now have.
Speaker 1: Over twelve thousand plus structures that have been destroyed, twenty
Speaker 1: four people. Now the death toll has risen to twenty
Speaker 1: four that we know of. That number likely to go higher.
Speaker 1: I hope it does not. And you know, then we have,
Speaker 1: you know, other issues that have come up. You know,
Speaker 1: it comes down to the basics. If anyone can explain
Speaker 1: to me why they cut the fire department budget while
Speaker 1: simultaneously planning to spend billions and billions of dollars on
Speaker 1: wind turbines, Why they were spending between federal and state
Speaker 1: dollars six hundred and fifty million to make the Port
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles green and why they didn't prioritize hydrants.
Speaker 1: Governor Newsom was asked by Anderson Cooper about why the
Speaker 1: hydrants aren't working. Well, that's a local issue. Well, the
Speaker 1: state is known for wildfires, and the state, you know,
Speaker 1: is known for Santa Ana wins. All of these things
Speaker 1: are predictable. And it goes back to my point that
Speaker 1: I kept making last week. You know that there is
Speaker 1: a science to forestry. You can get a degree in it.
Speaker 1: And why they didn't have controlled burns and they gave
Speaker 1: into environmental radicalism and extremism, then not cleaning out the
Speaker 1: brush it might hurt some endangered species. Why they were
Speaker 1: dumping so much water into the Pacific Ocean from northern
Speaker 1: California rather than following through on a twenty fourteen referendum
Speaker 1: that allocated monies by.
Speaker 2: The taxpayers directly.
Speaker 1: They're the ones that approved it for five separate reservoirs,
Speaker 1: and not one of them were ever built. How was
Speaker 1: it that the reservoir in the Pacific Palastate States was empty?
Speaker 1: And then you know, when asked about it, some people
Speaker 1: just flat out denied the reality that it was empty.
Speaker 1: Well play later in the in the program, I think
Speaker 1: this is important. You know, Gavin Newsom now is in
Speaker 1: the middle of Trump Proof in California. I think they're
Speaker 1: planning to spend fifty million dollars to put aside for
Speaker 1: lawsuits against Donald Trump and blasting Donald Trump for pointing
Speaker 1: out obvious criticisms, legitimate criticisms, not gratuitous criticisms about the
Speaker 1: handling of what's gone on out on out there. And
Speaker 1: you know, Trump is threatening first responders with the threat
Speaker 1: to with whole federal support. I think Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: saying that they are going to have to be conditions.
Speaker 1: You're going to have to change the way you approach
Speaker 1: firefighting and wildfires knowing you have predictable Santa Anna wins
Speaker 1: and that's just common sense. And Gavin telling a reporter
Speaker 1: that I have you know, I have the same questions
Speaker 1: you're asking about what happened to our water system. He's
Speaker 1: been either lieutenant governor or governor or mayor of a
Speaker 1: big city for decades now. I'm not exactly sure where
Speaker 1: that question is coming from. Or let's stop the finger pointing,
Speaker 1: let's assess the truth. I'm not interested in who's to
Speaker 1: blame we need to know who's to blame here.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The La Fire chief, who's been under criticism for implementing
Speaker 1: DEI policies, had a very honest press conference saying that
Speaker 1: city officials failed us as it in terms of not
Speaker 1: having water in hydrants, also going on to say that
Speaker 1: the firefighters were not made aware that the Santa Nez
Speaker 1: reservoir was empty. I don't know how that's possible. These
Speaker 1: are questions that have to be answered, or how the
Speaker 1: La Fire Department is underfunded and understaff. But she made
Speaker 1: that warning long before they ever made the cuts to
Speaker 1: the LAFD, and it's pretty remarkable that this is where
Speaker 1: we now find ourselves. You know, three years ago, Karen Bass,
Speaker 1: the mayor, promised to cut back on her world travel
Speaker 1: focus on the city, but she was in Ghana at
Speaker 1: the time that the fires broke out. Didn't seem to
Speaker 1: have any urgency to get back any faster. Last year,
Speaker 1: you have this water chief who's being paid seven hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars a year, apparently knew about the
Speaker 1: empty reservoir and broken hydrants months before the fires, did
Speaker 1: nothing about it. There was an awkward moment when Gavin
Speaker 1: was corrected by a reporter after making one hundred and
Speaker 1: seventeen million gallon mistake while while hitting out against Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and knew someom defending the fire response with a
Speaker 1: fact check site linking to Democratic Party fundraising platforms. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is we're going to raise money off the fires.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't think people in California really want the money
Speaker 1: to go to the Democratic Party. No, thank you, the
Speaker 1: LA Fire chief, saying I warned, I rang the bell.
Speaker 1: Details how these devastating cuts, you know, led to a
Speaker 1: lot of this anyway, The fire chief warrened Karen Bass
Speaker 1: two months ago that the department only had half the
Speaker 1: staff according to the Washington Free Beacon, that it needed
Speaker 1: to fight wildfires, and she warned these city officials in
Speaker 1: November her department had about half as many firefight fighters
Speaker 1: as they needed. And still months ago, they cut the
Speaker 1: budget by seventeen point six million dollars again while still
Speaker 1: simultaneously planning billions in spending for wind turbines and six
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty million to make the Port of La green.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're prioritizing their money. Well, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of criticism, A lot of people in the Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty affluent area, and it looks like some
Speaker 1: of the people that lived there that have money in
Speaker 1: left wing Los Angeles were able to fire hire rather
Speaker 1: and I guess I never knew this was even possible.
Speaker 1: But you can hire firefighters that were or privately to
Speaker 1: prioritize and protect your home, and they're under heavy fire
Speaker 1: for doing so. And I'm sorry, I don't criticize these people.
Speaker 1: If the answer is this is a legitimate business and
Speaker 1: these people can protect your home in the city is
Speaker 1: not going to protect your home because they have an empty,
Speaker 1: empty reservoir and they have hydrants that don't work, and
Speaker 1: there's not enough firefighters to begin with. The idea that
Speaker 1: you want to protect your home is not so far
Speaker 1: fetched to me. And if they had the money to
Speaker 1: pay for private firefighters to protect their homes, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess good for them, But you know,
Speaker 1: then it comes down to, you know, well, what about
Speaker 1: the equity, what about the people that can't afford it. Well,
Speaker 1: they're not going to be able to afford it, that's
Speaker 1: the answer, And I don't think you can criticize them.
Speaker 1: The ideal situation would be that the government does its
Speaker 1: job and protects everybody, that would be the real answer.
Speaker 1: And firefighting has to be a top priority, especially in
Speaker 1: a state known for wildfires and drought like California, though
Speaker 1: this was not a drought year out there, a critical
Speaker 1: LA firefighting plane was grounded after a civilian drone put
Speaker 1: a hole in its wing, you know, adding insult to
Speaker 1: injury here. The FBI is investigating this troubling incident. We
Speaker 1: have an ex con who was caught torching LA neighborhoods
Speaker 1: turns out to be a Biden illegal.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: If that person was an ex con, that means that
Speaker 1: they were in custody. But of course sanctuary status in
Speaker 1: LA and in California would never allow them to be
Speaker 1: turned over to ICET, which means they go back into
Speaker 1: the public. But according to the New York Post, it's
Speaker 1: kind of an inconvenient detail about the fires. I doubt
Speaker 1: the mainstream mob state run media is going to say
Speaker 1: anything about it. It turns out the guy they caught
Speaker 1: one around Los Angeles Friday, as he was allegedly torching
Speaker 1: discarded Christmas trees with a flame thrower, is a Biden illegal.
Speaker 1: I wonder if anyone's going to ask these politicians about
Speaker 1: their sanctuary status after this? Is anyone going to ask
Speaker 1: Newsome or Bass or Biden?
Speaker 2: Probably not.
Speaker 1: But the headline is suspect arrested with flamethrower near La
Speaker 1: fire is an illegal immigrant, according to sources, and this
Speaker 1: homeless guy tackled and zip tied by onlookers who say
Speaker 1: he was trying to start fires with a blow torch
Speaker 1: near La By the way, how did he get a
Speaker 1: blow torch? Is an illegal immigrant who will likely be
Speaker 1: protected by California's sanctuary status. Well that's about to come
Speaker 1: to an end in a week. The suspect of Mexican
Speaker 1: national in the US illegally anyway. He was arrested in
Speaker 1: Woodland Hills near the Kenneth fire on Thursday. The Kenneth
Speaker 1: fires burned more than one thousand acres one point six
Speaker 1: square mile over three days in La and Ventura Counties.
Speaker 1: And video that when viral shows neighbors cornering and then
Speaker 1: detaining this guy as he holds up holds what one
Speaker 1: resident described as a flamethrower on the street, with one
Speaker 1: man yelling at him put it down.
Speaker 2: Put it down.
Speaker 1: One neighbor telling KTLA that she was in her backyard
Speaker 1: when she heard a car screech to a stop and
Speaker 1: a man yelling that someone was trying to start a fire.
Speaker 1: A few people surrounded him, got him on his knees,
Speaker 1: they got some zip ties and a rope, were able
Speaker 1: to do a citizen's arrest, and that it's not the
Speaker 1: job of the people in Ventura and the people of
Speaker 1: California to be arresting this guy, who, apparently, if he
Speaker 1: was an ex con, had no business being there to
Speaker 1: start with.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Now, Apparently these wildfires threatened California's twenty twenty eight Olympics,
Speaker 1: which is supposed to be at Sofi Stadium, located nineteen
Speaker 1: miles away from sections of the city that have been
Speaker 1: ravaged by this fire. The one hundred year old the
Speaker 1: Era Golf Club, where the world's best golfers will compete
Speaker 1: for gold, is only five miles from the Pacific Palisades
Speaker 1: fire and within a designated evacuation zone, so we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens there. The Pentagon is calling for Mayor Karen
Speaker 1: Bass's resignation or the I'm sorry the petition at the Pentagon,
Speaker 1: and it was at one hundred and twenty two thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred and seventy four earlier today. If they could
Speaker 1: find these people, I think they probably all would would
Speaker 1: sign on to it. It's just it's know, this is
Speaker 1: a preventable tragedy, and now we have at least seventy
Speaker 1: two hours of Santa Ana Wins. Now it's threatening bel
Speaker 1: Air and other parts of Los Angeles. I can only
Speaker 1: imagine what it's going to look like tonight. Twelve thousand
Speaker 1: structures destroyed, twenty four dead, and you know, everyone's pointing
Speaker 1: fingers at each other. And I'm going to tell you
Speaker 1: who's going to end up paying for this? We the
Speaker 1: American taxpayers. Watch you, you'll see, Oh, in Mexico and
Speaker 1: Canada are sending firefighters, and Ukraine is sending firefighters. Why
Speaker 1: they didn't prepare for this, I don't know. Al Right
Speaker 1: twenty five now to the top of the hour, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: join us one week from today Inauguration Day, we'll get
Speaker 1: to that in a second.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: The winds called Santa Anna wins. If you don't live
Speaker 1: in California, I mean, they're predictable, they happen often, when
Speaker 1: they happen simultaneously with wildfires. This is the predictable result.
Speaker 2: It just is.
Speaker 1: And if you look at the Palisades fire alone grew
Speaker 1: to more than twenty three thousand acres, that's half the
Speaker 1: size of Brooklyn, New York. If you want a comparison,
Speaker 1: it was only as of yesterday eleven percent contain. We
Speaker 1: expect strong gusts now for the next three days, which
Speaker 1: is going to complicate things. Now it seems to be
Speaker 1: headed the fire. That is to the neighborhood of Brentwood,
Speaker 1: which is a small enclave crammed with multimillion dollar mansions.
Speaker 1: That's where Vice President Harris lives, Lebron James lives, also
Speaker 1: home to like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Harrison Ford, doctor Dre But
Speaker 1: that's the next community in the crosshairs of the one
Speaker 1: of the worst fire disasters in history. And it is Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I got to give credit. We got to give
Speaker 1: props to all of the people. I'll say thank you
Speaker 1: to Canada, Mexico, but also to the states of Utah, Texas, Nevada, Oregon, Washington.
Speaker 1: You know, they've all gotten on board, they're all sending
Speaker 1: in help. But that does not excuse the fact that
Speaker 1: the LA Fire Chief said, we have only half the
Speaker 1: man power we would need to deal with the wildfire.
Speaker 1: And you know, now coming in after twenty four are dead,
Speaker 1: you know, is hardly reassuring to any And then we
Speaker 1: had all the criticisms. There was a point where the
Speaker 1: LA Fire Chief on Friday was called into Karen Bass's
Speaker 1: office and a lot of speculation. It was even one
Speaker 1: article that came out believing that she was fired. She
Speaker 1: was not, but she was summoned, I guess on Friday afternoon,
Speaker 1: fueling that speculation. And among the thousands of structured structures,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know names that you know, Anthony Hopkins,
Speaker 1: Billy Crystal, Spencer Pratt, what is it, Heidi Montag, I
Speaker 1: don't even know. I don't know these people. I don't
Speaker 1: care about Hollywood. I really don't care. Hollywood's influenced by
Speaker 1: the way in the political arena. You know, there's so
Speaker 1: hardcore leftist liberal Democrat that this is the government they
Speaker 1: helped fight for, and this is the government that is
Speaker 1: this incompetent and it may not seem relevant, but it
Speaker 1: really is. These are the policies that would have been
Speaker 1: implemented had Kamala Harris won This election, because this is
Speaker 1: the radical environmentalism. What do you think the whole New
Speaker 1: Green New Deal is rooted in It is rooted in this.
Speaker 1: And you know, Governor Newsom is playing defense, and you
Speaker 1: know he was playing verbal gymnastics. He was asked, you know, saying, well,
Speaker 1: the state reservoirs were completely full. Well, the Pacific Palis
Speaker 1: Staines Reservoir was not. In twenty fourteen, the state passed
Speaker 1: a referendum that means the people vote directly on whether
Speaker 1: they want to fund reservoirs in the state of California.
Speaker 1: They voted for that referendum, and they voted to build
Speaker 1: five reservoirs. Most people understanding that it is a state
Speaker 1: heavy with drought often this was not a drought year,
Speaker 1: and understanding the need you know, for water during during
Speaker 1: these times, and so they approved the money. And it's
Speaker 1: hard to get people to approve money when you put
Speaker 1: out a referendum referendum. But the reservoirs what Gavin was
Speaker 1: saying this week, and were completely full, the state reservoirs
Speaker 1: in southern California. You know that mistake and disinformation. I
Speaker 1: don't think advantages anybody said to NBC News. Then the
Speaker 1: reporter Pressedknewsom on his response, you know, pointing out how
Speaker 1: the La County run Santa and As Reservoir was bone dry,
Speaker 1: something that even has prompted a probe from the governor.
Speaker 1: You know, that's exactly what triggered my desire to get
Speaker 1: to the investigation. Well, why didn't they prepare ahead of time?
Speaker 1: And I'll play later in the program. My governor, Bron
Speaker 1: Desantos was at mar A Lago and asked about this
Speaker 1: and said if it would have been a Republican state
Speaker 1: run by a Republican governor, we'd be excoriated for this response.
Speaker 1: But Gavin's argument is that this is not a state
Speaker 1: run system, which the President elect was referring to. The
Speaker 1: President elect did not say it was a state run system.
Speaker 1: You cannot negate these facts. The facts are and new
Speaker 1: some A dressed this on very early on, saying, well,
Speaker 1: these hydrants are not designed to take care of a wildfire. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: then how do you get the water that is needed
Speaker 1: to put out fires when you have Santa Ana winds
Speaker 1: that are predictable in neighborhoods that are are like this.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you practicing the science of forestry nobody's ever
Speaker 1: asked them that question that I've been able to see.
Speaker 1: But anyway, they missed the point that the water pressure
Speaker 1: was a major debilitating issue. Not having hydrants that work
Speaker 1: is a debilitating issue. You know the fact that as
Speaker 1: they fight this wildfire, we learn more about. In a
Speaker 1: video defending the DEI hiring practices, the deputy chief of
Speaker 1: the Fire Department, who heads the Equity and Human Resources Bureau,
Speaker 1: addressed accusations that female firefighters aren't strong enough to carry
Speaker 1: a man out of a burning building, saying, he got
Speaker 1: himself in the wrong place. If I have to carry
Speaker 1: meaning the the victim would be in the wrong place
Speaker 1: if I have to carry him out. In a fire
Speaker 1: which went viral, I mean was apparently caught off guard
Speaker 1: and the most devastating blaze in California history is incinerated
Speaker 1: twenty six thousand acres that in a very populated area.
Speaker 1: In critics arguing that the LA Fire Department had too many,
Speaker 1: too much preoccupation with DEI vanity projects. This DEI head
Speaker 1: was paid three hundred and seven thousand dollars a year
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty three, and the deputy chief says, when
Speaker 1: people's houses are burning down. They want a firefighter to
Speaker 1: show up, you know, that's able to do the job.
Speaker 1: And people just want someone to show up that's going
Speaker 1: to stop their house from burning down. And then the
Speaker 1: people that just gave up on the state and hired
Speaker 1: their own firefighters, which I didn't know such such services existed.
Speaker 1: I mean, why are we blaming them? I mean, they
Speaker 1: just they just have come to a recognition that the
Speaker 1: state's not going to be there for them, and they're
Speaker 1: just trying to protect the home that they work so
Speaker 1: hard to purchase and live in and don't want to
Speaker 1: have burned to the ground. Anyway, there's a lot of criticism,
Speaker 1: and other criticism is, you know, the governor soliciting donations
Speaker 1: for victims via his superpack, which pushed users to add
Speaker 1: their personal information to a Democratic fundraising site. I'm like, really,
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about politics now. It's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: And the next thing they're worried about is the potential
Speaker 1: of looting. A southern California TikToker caught a group of
Speaker 1: careless idiots launching lantern balloons with lit candles. Anyway, you
Speaker 1: have grim Satellite photos taken by NASA show the out
Speaker 1: of control fires. I mean, for all the talk about
Speaker 1: the environment, the environment, the environment, what's the air quality?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Arrests now are soaring in fire ravage Los Angeles County,
Speaker 1: mainly for looting. One guy caught dressed as a firefighter
Speaker 1: while stealing from a home, prompting the more National Guard reinforcements.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why they weren't called in earlier. Anyway,
Speaker 1: many people are upset. Vice President Harris's home is in
Speaker 1: the enclave of Brentwood, which has now been evacuated. Harris
Speaker 1: had an aid tweet last night the Vice President's neighborhood
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles was put under an evacuation order.
Speaker 2: No one was in her home at the time.
Speaker 1: She intersect the second Gentleman and are now praying for
Speaker 1: the safety of their fellow Californians.
Speaker 2: And when is she going to be asked about this? Anyway?
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and ninety four one seawan to be a
Speaker 1: part of our program. It doesn't take away my thoughts
Speaker 1: and prayers for the people of California. And then they
Speaker 1: have this whole insurance issue, and let me tell let
Speaker 1: me interpret that for you right up front, that's going
Speaker 1: to mean the taxpayers of this country are going to
Speaker 1: have to pay for California's radical environmental extremism which created
Speaker 1: conditions for a fire like this to occur. That's what's
Speaker 1: going to end up happening. On January twenty seventh, International
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Speaker 1: Times an article why the Pacific Palisades Reservoir was offline
Speaker 1: and empty when the fire storm exploded. The La County
Speaker 1: supervisor this was pretty interesting. The county Board of Supervisors
Speaker 1: chair sent a letter to President ELEC. Donald Trump to
Speaker 1: tour the devastation. Actually have no doubt he probably will.
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris has been called out over claim about
Speaker 1: canceled insurance, and the insurance industry calls Harris's claim at
Speaker 1: insurance carriers are canceling policies false, wrong and dangerous. I mean,
Speaker 1: is this going to you know, motivate somebody like the
Speaker 1: United healthcare incident. If it's not happening, it's not happening.
Speaker 2: Thankfully.
Speaker 1: The North Carolina Governor, Josh Stein said he will continue
Speaker 1: to use every resource at his disposal to ensure that
Speaker 1: residents impacted by Hurricane Heleen. We told you the deadline
Speaker 1: was Friday, that thirty five hundred families might have to
Speaker 1: leave their temporary shelter that was provided by FEMA, which
Speaker 1: is what FEMA is for and their housing assistance. And
Speaker 1: I believe we have a stay on that. The last
Speaker 1: that I had heard and getting insane out there. This
Speaker 1: is what environmental radicalism is, is what it does. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let me move on to some of the other business.
Speaker 1: Foreign leaders are clamoring for invitations to Donald Trump's inauguration.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's kind of interesting. They're going crazy Chile, Peru, Nigeria, Mozambique.
Speaker 1: According to one foreign one registered foreign agent, who added
Speaker 1: leaders we're chomping at the bit to attend. For the
Speaker 1: most part, the answer is likely. Know. One world leader
Speaker 1: who's been making furious overtures is President Zolynsky of Ukraine,
Speaker 1: who publicly expressed interest in wanting to go. Trump is
Speaker 1: not formally invited the Ukrainian leader, but said if he'd
Speaker 1: like to come, I'd like to have him. This is
Speaker 1: going to be one week from today is going to
Speaker 1: be very interesting. It really will. It's just it can't
Speaker 1: come soon enough. Here's an interesting poll out of Greenland.
Speaker 1: It found that its residents agree with Donald Trump's suggestion
Speaker 1: that the country joined the US. Fifty seven percent of
Speaker 1: respondents in a survey we're in favor of it becoming
Speaker 1: a state, and of the thirty seven point four percent
Speaker 1: against it, all five percent remained undecided. Denmark sent private
Speaker 1: messages in recent days to Donald Trump's team expressing a
Speaker 1: willingness to discuss boosting security in Greenland and increasing the
Speaker 1: US military presidence there. The Danish government wants to convince Trump,
Speaker 1: including through the messages you know, passed to his advisers,
Speaker 1: that his security concerns can be addressed without claiming Greenland.
Speaker 1: Maybe they should have treated Greenland better. It was a
Speaker 1: meeting apparently yesterday with Donald Trump and John Fetterman that
Speaker 1: went extraordinarily well, Washington Examiner reported after an hour long
Speaker 1: conversation with Fetterman and his wife, President Trump said, it's
Speaker 1: totally It was a totally fascinating meeting. He's a fascinating
Speaker 1: man and a common sense person. He's not a liberal
Speaker 1: or a conservative, just common sense, which he said is
Speaker 1: great without going into too much detail their private conversation,
Speaker 1: But I John Fetterman, I think I might have just
Speaker 1: gotten him wrong, or maybe all that he's been through
Speaker 1: changed him.
Speaker 2: I don't know. They don't know him well.
Speaker 1: But the guy that I see now that stands up
Speaker 1: for Israel and stands up for secure borders, and the
Speaker 1: guy that wants energy independence, he's he's not a part
Speaker 1: of this radicalized Democratic party. The guy that wants law
Speaker 1: and order, that is, you know, four parts of the
Speaker 1: seven parts of the big Trump agenda. And he also
Speaker 1: believes that a president should get the cabinet that he wants,
Speaker 1: and he's been meeting with Trump's you know, cabinet picks,
Speaker 1: and his vote is going to be critical. I mean,
Speaker 1: if Trump loses people like Lisa Murkowski or Susan Collins
Speaker 1: or Mitch McConnell, somebody like John Fetterman can come in
Speaker 1: and have a huge impact on that. That would be very,
Speaker 1: very powerful in my view. So we'll watch that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Christopher Ray in his exit interview on sixty minutes. It
Speaker 1: was a waste of time. I really don't have words.
Speaker 1: The fact that Trump called up the National Guard, they
Speaker 1: never reported on it, the Trump that the fact that
Speaker 1: the Sergeant at arms was never called, in the fact
Speaker 1: that Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer never called, in the fact
Speaker 1: that Muriel Bowser and Writing declined the use of the
Speaker 1: Guard that Trump had authorized, never examined. The Capitol Police
Speaker 1: chief sons requesting the National Guard. Five different people in
Speaker 1: the room, all confirming Donald Trump called for the National Guard.
Speaker 1: And then Liz Cheney and Benny Thompson, they both want
Speaker 1: these pardons, preemptive pardons by Joe Biden because they're afraid, well,
Speaker 1: they got rid of the information that they were obligated
Speaker 1: to preserve Number one and number two. They put on
Speaker 1: a show trial and they thought that they would absolutely
Speaker 1: be able to stop Trump from becoming president. And now
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, Oopsie, Daisy Michael cohe now on
Speaker 1: MSDNC pretty much begging for a pardon, reempt of pardon.
Speaker 1: It was one thing Dershowitz said about Juan Mershawn that
Speaker 1: I thought was pretty revealing. He said it on my
Speaker 1: TV show, and in his effort to ward off the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court's intervention. You know, that's the only reason that
Speaker 1: he revealed ahead of time that the President in his
Speaker 1: sentencing would not be going to jail and that there
Speaker 1: wouldn't be any real punishment. And he said, I've been
Speaker 1: doing this for years, and I've never been told by
Speaker 1: a judge what the sentence is going to be. When
Speaker 1: I got into the courtroom with my client, I tell
Speaker 1: him to bring a toothbrush because he doesn't know whether
Speaker 1: he's going home or going to Rikers or some other
Speaker 1: lock up. And I think that's probably done on accurate.
Speaker 1: All Right, we have new King Rich at the top
Speaker 1: of the hour. Later on Friends of Ours in California,
Speaker 1: Joel Pollock, John conn lost his home, Joel nearly lost
Speaker 1: his home, and James Comer's new book is blockbuster about
Speaker 1: the Biden family syndicate.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that.