Speaker 1: The latest on the January sixth cases in the Trump
Speaker 1: trials with Julie Kelly. We have an update on culture Wars,
Speaker 1: what fuels the communist parenting? All that, so much more
Speaker 1: coming up, and I'm writing, let's have a talk real quick.
Speaker 1: We're going to get to Abby Johnson, pro life advocate
Speaker 1: Abby Johnson in a couple of minutes. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to have a talk just you and me. I am
Speaker 1: guilty of something. You are guilty of something, and I
Speaker 1: don't want you to feel bad about yourself. I don't
Speaker 1: feel bad about myself. I just want us to be
Speaker 1: aware of this something so we can fight against it.
Speaker 1: What is that something we talk about and we think
Speaker 1: about what someone else tells us to talk about and
Speaker 1: think about when it comes to the issues of the day,
Speaker 1: and oftentimes whatever that thing is isn't even close to
Speaker 1: being one of the most important issues of the day.
Speaker 1: You want a couple examples. This is just from today,
Speaker 1: and I'm actually I'm not insulting anyone. I'm not insulting
Speaker 1: any of these publications. Many them I like, but these
Speaker 1: are the headlines. You want to know what it is?
Speaker 1: Liz Cheney new speaker Mike Johnson is dangerous because of
Speaker 1: January sixth support. There's another one. Representative Ken Buck won't
Speaker 1: run for reelection, criticizing the GOP's election denihalism. House Republicans
Speaker 1: will help kill effort to censure Rashida talib and battle.
Speaker 1: New York Representative George Santos wins House vote to avoid expulsion.
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi announces on the House floor she was served
Speaker 1: with a subpoena reportedly related to a case in which
Speaker 1: her husband was assaulted by a hammer wielding home invader.
Speaker 1: Hawley Sparks McConnell battle over push to gut Citizens United ruling. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm actually not going to sit here and tell you
Speaker 1: that those issues are unimportant. I'm really not, obviously the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House. What's going on in the House
Speaker 1: and Washington, d C. And all these things that think
Speaker 1: they matter is running for president met things like this matter.
Speaker 1: They do. But there are so many gigantic battles, not
Speaker 1: only that we should be fighting, battles we can be winning,
Speaker 1: but because they go right by us and we never
Speaker 1: talk about them. We focus on these huge things that frankly,
Speaker 1: you me can't do much about. Can you do much
Speaker 1: about Mitch McConnell and Josh Holly's little peing match in
Speaker 1: the Senate. Can you do anything about Nancy Pelosi and
Speaker 1: Paul hammer Pants? Can you do anything about any of
Speaker 1: these things? No, not, not really much. But if you
Speaker 1: live in Ohio, my goodness, do you have a much
Speaker 1: more important battle on your hands. How many people watching
Speaker 1: right now? And you heard me Memphis earlier about the
Speaker 1: Texas election. I think it was last night's show where
Speaker 1: I was talking about how I voted in the Texas selection.
Speaker 1: We have important elections going on right now, and nobody's voting.
Speaker 1: If you live in Ohio, I mean, how many people
Speaker 1: watching me right now? They have a Trump bumper sticker
Speaker 1: or a Desantus bumper sticker, and they talk about Republic. Yes,
Speaker 1: I love this country to America. How many of them
Speaker 1: are going to go out and be actually pro lifers
Speaker 1: the ballot box because that battle's happening, and it's happening
Speaker 1: right now, and the forces of evil intend to win it.
Speaker 1: Forces of evil like this pastor.
Speaker 2: As a pastor, I've counseled families on the most important
Speaker 2: personal decisions, even abortion.
Speaker 1: Abortion is a.
Speaker 2: Private family decision. Government needs to stay out of family
Speaker 2: decision making. That's what Issue one is all about. It
Speaker 2: gives families the freedom to make their own decisions without
Speaker 2: judgment and without the government getting involved.
Speaker 1: Vote yes, Yeah, you know, judgment day is going to
Speaker 1: be harder for some than others. Let's just put it
Speaker 1: out out there. Joining me now, Abby Johnson, former Planned
Speaker 1: Parenthood director and now maybe the premiere pro life advocate
Speaker 1: in the country. I love Abbi Johnson. Abby. Okay, Abby,
Speaker 1: First of all, let's set aside that deem in masquerading
Speaker 1: at as a pastor for a moment. What's happening in Ohio?
Speaker 1: Why should people get involved? Yeah?
Speaker 3: So what's happening in Ohio is really important because I
Speaker 3: believe that this is going to set the stage for
Speaker 3: the rest of the country.
Speaker 4: What's happening in Ohio.
Speaker 3: Will eventually spread all across America.
Speaker 4: So right now, this.
Speaker 3: Is not just you know, a bill that's going to
Speaker 3: be passed. This is not just some like some statutory
Speaker 3: language that's going to go in a bill. This is
Speaker 3: a constitutional amendment that Ohio is voting on. So people
Speaker 3: need to understand that this is if this goes through,
Speaker 3: this changes their state constitution. Okay, So that means it
Speaker 3: cannot just be undone by the legislature later. This is
Speaker 3: a very serious vote.
Speaker 4: So people need to be aware of that.
Speaker 3: This is the most serious change you can make to
Speaker 3: your state is changing the state constitution. So basically what
Speaker 3: this does is it makes abortion a constitutional right in
Speaker 3: the state of Ohio. And there's a few things to note.
Speaker 3: In the language, it's incredible, it's incredibly vague, okay, Which
Speaker 3: that's exactly why. That's exactly how I know that somebody
Speaker 3: from the pro abortion movement wrote this bill, because this
Speaker 3: is how we wrote bills. So when I was at
Speaker 3: planned parenthood, you know, you intentionally write them vague so
Speaker 3: that there's no timeline, right because they want to be
Speaker 3: able to commit abortions through all nine months of pregnancy.
Speaker 3: And you'll see that when you look at the amendment,
Speaker 3: there's no gestational minimum or maximum.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: The other thing that you'll notice if you look at
Speaker 3: the amendment, and one place that people should go where
Speaker 3: you can actually see what is written in the amendment.
Speaker 3: You can see the text. You can go to see
Speaker 3: the language dot com seeth language dot com, and you
Speaker 3: can see everything is written up there.
Speaker 4: You can see what all of this means.
Speaker 3: The first thing I noticed, though, Jessie, when I looked
Speaker 3: at the amendment was that the language is genderless. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is a bill, particularly about abortion, but it is genderless.
Speaker 3: There is no pronouns. There's no she, her, or him pronouns.
Speaker 3: There is no mention about women, even though it is
Speaker 3: women who get pregnant, is women who have abortions, it is.
Speaker 4: There is no mention of gender.
Speaker 3: Why because this is also an amendment to open up
Speaker 3: gender transition surgery without parental consent, taxpayer funded people need
Speaker 3: to understand why this bill is so vague, why it's
Speaker 3: so ambiguous, because it sets the state up to transition children,
Speaker 3: for children to have abortions, all without their parents' knowledge,
Speaker 3: all with the citizens of Ohio paying for these surgeries.
Speaker 1: Freaking grief. Okay, Ohio is the red state now, It's
Speaker 1: not even a purple state anymore. It's red state. Now,
Speaker 1: how is this even an option? What happened?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, the pro abortion movement has a lot
Speaker 3: of money and they are not scared to lie. Okay,
Speaker 3: So one of the things that happened. I have a
Speaker 3: staff member that lives in Ohio. She sends me this commercial. Okay,
Speaker 3: this couple who you know, they put out this this commercial,
Speaker 3: This pro abortion group puts out this commercial with this couple.
Speaker 4: Their baby had a fetal.
Speaker 3: Abnormality, and the commercial states that this couple was unable
Speaker 3: to terminate her pregnancy in the state of Ohio, so
Speaker 3: she had to go across state lines to get an abortion.
Speaker 4: Now, when I.
Speaker 3: First saw the commercial, I was like, that's a lie
Speaker 3: because currently in the state of Ohio there is exemptions
Speaker 3: for women who are in a life threatening condition, which
Speaker 3: she said that her life was on the line, So
Speaker 3: if her life was on the line, then she would
Speaker 3: have been able to have an abortion in the state
Speaker 3: of Ohio. So either she's lying or her life wasn't
Speaker 3: on the line.
Speaker 4: Okay. The second thing she said was that.
Speaker 3: It was so expensive that she had to pay all
Speaker 3: this money and that planned parento had to help her
Speaker 3: fund her abortion. Well, what we found out was that
Speaker 3: this woman was a state employee. She's a state employee,
Speaker 3: so that means she was on the state insurance, and
Speaker 3: the state insurance will pay for an abortion, so there
Speaker 3: was no reason that her abortion wouldn't have been caught.
Speaker 4: So this whole commercial is a complete lie. But they
Speaker 4: are turning this woman's tragedy.
Speaker 3: Into propaganda to lie to people, to manipulate them, and
Speaker 3: to basically coerce them into voting for something that they
Speaker 3: actually don't want. But they're just manipulating them for a vote.
Speaker 1: Abby, I'm gonna ask a question. It may be vague,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but you know so much more about
Speaker 1: this than most people do. You said, the abortion industry
Speaker 1: has a lot of money. Why where does that come from?
Speaker 1: Who loves abortion to the point that they stroke gigantic
Speaker 1: checks to make sure the abortion industry is funded as
Speaker 1: well as it does. Where does this money come from?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, the largest donor to the abortion industry
Speaker 3: is the American taxpayer.
Speaker 1: So we are.
Speaker 3: All unwillingly giving up, you know, our our money to
Speaker 3: the abortion industry. They received, you know, we're half a
Speaker 3: billion dollars last year of our our tax money. But
Speaker 3: aside from from us, the you know, single private donor
Speaker 3: to Planned Parenthood is Warm Buffet, and he gives somewhere
Speaker 3: close to forty million dollars a year to.
Speaker 4: Help low income women.
Speaker 3: So see minority women primarily all minority women have abortions.
Speaker 4: So he is a population control guy.
Speaker 3: So this is I mean, this is just eugenics on
Speaker 3: the table for everybody to see. He's essentially saying, I
Speaker 3: want to help eradicate the minority community. I want to
Speaker 3: eradicate the impoverished community. I want to, you know, zap
Speaker 3: them out of existence, because we don't have a need
Speaker 3: for them. They're not useful to us. They're draining our economy,
Speaker 3: they're draining our society, and they're not valuable to us,
Speaker 3: and so it's better to kill them. And he is
Speaker 3: putting his money where his mouth is by funding the
Speaker 3: abortion industry and funding these women to kill their children.
Speaker 1: Gees, Okay, you said the largest funder is the American taxpayer.
Speaker 1: I bet that was quite a kick in the face
Speaker 1: to a lot of people, myself included. Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: I knew we did it, but the largest how are
Speaker 1: we funding it?
Speaker 3: I mean it's it's federal dollars through you, through your paycheck,
Speaker 3: through the taxes you pay every year, the taxes that
Speaker 3: are withheld every time you get your paycheck, and that
Speaker 3: money is taken out.
Speaker 4: Part of that is going to plan parenthood.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know, I would like to tell you
Speaker 3: that when we have a Republican president that decreases.
Speaker 4: But that's not true.
Speaker 3: Every year the amount increases, it increases. It increased through Trump,
Speaker 3: no matter who the president is. You know, Trump gave
Speaker 3: more through his four years than Obama did. And you know,
Speaker 3: does the president have the power to pull some of
Speaker 3: this funding?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he absolutely does. Do they ever pull it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: They don't.
Speaker 1: Geez Okay, all right, forget about the scumbag politicians in
Speaker 1: both parties. The American people are we Are we starting
Speaker 1: to win back on this issue? I understand that we
Speaker 1: are behind the eight ball. We have roe versus way
Speaker 1: fifty years of women being told just kill them all,
Speaker 1: that God's sort them out. So I know we're behind,
Speaker 1: But are we Are we gaining ground? At least?
Speaker 4: I think so?
Speaker 3: But I think we've got to really, I mean, I
Speaker 3: think you're right. I mean we are behind. I think
Speaker 3: strategically we're behind. But I think there are you know,
Speaker 3: many of us who are trying to gain some of
Speaker 3: that ground back. But look, I mean, they have beaten
Speaker 3: us when it comes to this narrative.
Speaker 4: They have convinced women.
Speaker 3: They've convinced young women that being single, that not being
Speaker 3: a mom is the cool thing to do that. That
Speaker 3: is the attractive thing, that's the sexy thing. We should
Speaker 3: be hands down winning this fight. We should be hands
Speaker 3: down winning this argument. There are almost four times as
Speaker 3: many pregnancy centers as there are abortion clinics.
Speaker 4: You know, in any other.
Speaker 3: Industry and any other enterprise, if your competition had four
Speaker 3: times as many open centers, they would be winning, right,
Speaker 3: they'd be putting you out of business. But we're not
Speaker 3: doing that because we haven't. Just to be honest, we
Speaker 3: have not sold our product. Well, what is their product?
Speaker 3: Their product is abortion, Their product is death.
Speaker 4: What is our product? Our product is life.
Speaker 3: Our product is significantly better than their product, but we
Speaker 3: haven't done a good job of selling it. And you know,
Speaker 3: we haven't done a good job of convincing people that
Speaker 3: choosing life is ultimately going to be the best decision
Speaker 3: for you and choosing death is going to haunt you
Speaker 3: for the rest of your life. And so we've got
Speaker 3: to get, you know, in front of that eight ball.
Speaker 4: We've got to get in front of it. We've got
Speaker 4: to start changing that narrative.
Speaker 3: And I think there are groups like mine and others
Speaker 3: that are you know, we are partnering together and doing
Speaker 3: everything we can to start changing that.
Speaker 1: Abby, come back soon, thank you anytime. All right, that's evil, right,
Speaker 1: speaking of evil, let's talk about the American communists. All
Speaker 1: that may have made you uncomfortable, but she's right now
Speaker 1: before we get to that. To do this, it doesn't
Speaker 1: exactly take a genius to figure out where we're going financially. Honestly,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what you believe what I believe, but
Speaker 1: your belief system on dead and spending and things like that,
Speaker 1: my belief system. It really doesn't matter. I know that's
Speaker 1: a cold hearted way to say it, but it doesn't.
Speaker 1: The math doesn't lie. Look at it. Once we can't
Speaker 1: cover the interest on the debt anymore. Game over and
Speaker 1: we're heading there quick. What do you do that sounds
Speaker 1: pretty ominous or what do you do? Well? You better
Speaker 1: get some gold or silver in your hands. You better
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Speaker 1: How do we stop the communist? What do we do
Speaker 1: about that? How do we stop the communist? Well, there's
Speaker 1: an old saying in war. Famous marine said it. Credit
Speaker 1: to him sep for five brothers. But there's a famous
Speaker 1: saying in war that amateurs study tactics, professionals study logistics.
Speaker 1: Kind of a weird saying. What's even talking about? Let's
Speaker 1: what's what's he mean? Well, obviously in war we all
Speaker 1: like to focus on the sexy things, and back in
Speaker 1: the day that would be swords and spears and things
Speaker 1: like that, battle tactics. I'm gonna move around is right flank.
Speaker 1: Today it's bombs and bullets. What if we do a
Speaker 1: combined arms? It's very easy to focus on those things.
Speaker 1: But the truth is which army has the most supplies,
Speaker 1: who has the most food, who has the most fuel,
Speaker 1: and the means to resupply themselves with food and fuel?
Speaker 1: Let's talk about communism here in America. What's their fuel?
Speaker 1: What if we could cut their fuel off? Would we
Speaker 1: do that? Should we do that?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: There are two things that power the communists here in
Speaker 1: America and not here in America. Everywhere is this has
Speaker 1: been the case everywhere communism has taken hold. But the
Speaker 1: communist thrives on two things. Lies. Is lies, the lies
Speaker 1: he tells, and your apathy apathy of of Norman Norma.
Speaker 1: Now those two things obviously work hand in hand. But
Speaker 1: he lies. What does he lie? Well, a communist, he's
Speaker 1: not naive. He's many things, but naive he is not.
Speaker 1: He understands that. He looks at you, and what does
Speaker 1: he want? He wants to destroy everything you love. He
Speaker 1: knows that, and he knows that you don't want that.
Speaker 1: He looks at you, and what does he want. He
Speaker 1: wants to censor your speech, No more free speech for you.
Speaker 1: In fact, you'll be arrested. Go ahead and question that vaccine,
Speaker 1: will send you to a concentration camp. He wants to
Speaker 1: take away your Second Amendment, your ability to defend yourself,
Speaker 1: so he could hurt you whenever he wants. He wants
Speaker 1: to take your children away from you chop their penises off,
Speaker 1: tell them they're gay. He wants your church destroyed. He
Speaker 1: wants your taxes high, he wants your border open. He
Speaker 1: wants your country flooded with illegal immigrants. He wants to
Speaker 1: destroy your food supply and in fact, your economy as
Speaker 1: a whole. He knows he wants those things. He also
Speaker 1: knows that's not exactly an appealing campaign message. Nobody's gonna
Speaker 1: get up there and say I intend to take away
Speaker 1: everything you love. So what does he do? He lies?
Speaker 1: He lies without end. Lies are as common to the
Speaker 1: communist as breathing, or as natural to him as breathing,
Speaker 1: and is very honest about his line. It's kind of
Speaker 1: an odd way to put it, but it's fascinating when
Speaker 1: you watch it throughout history. It really really is. You
Speaker 1: can find it if you're looking at older communism. You
Speaker 1: can find it in letters and memos they write to
Speaker 1: each other. Hey, we can't let them know what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Hey keep this part quiet. Hey we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: change the name of this organization because they're catching on.
Speaker 1: They always know they have to be subversive, they have
Speaker 1: to be dishonest. Today I can show you how many
Speaker 1: videos of teachers, school administrators, FDA officials. How many communists
Speaker 1: could I bring you a video of that? We've already
Speaker 1: brought you of saying things like, well, we can't let
Speaker 1: the parents know what we're doing. Well, we kind of
Speaker 1: have to keep that hidden. Well, we can't let people know.
Speaker 1: He knows, he knows what he wants is horrible. He
Speaker 1: knows you don't want it, so he lies. When you
Speaker 1: have a bad economy and you're president of the United States,
Speaker 1: if that was you, you know what would happen If
Speaker 1: you were president of the United States and the economy
Speaker 1: was going bad. People can't afford days, they can't afford rent,
Speaker 1: they can't afford fuel, and no ho them get a mortgage.
Speaker 1: You would be sitting around and you would be stressed
Speaker 1: about it. It would bother you. People were hurting. You
Speaker 1: would want solutions to fix it. Okay, guys, hey, this
Speaker 1: is bad. How do what do we do at six
Speaker 1: dollars for a pound of burger? What do we do that?
Speaker 1: You would be sitting around to assemble the team. How
Speaker 1: do we fix it? The communist doesn't thing like that,
Speaker 1: But the communists is lies, folks.
Speaker 7: Bidenomics is just another way of saying the American dream
Speaker 7: forty years ago trickled down economics limited to dream to
Speaker 7: those at the top. Well, I believe every American willing
Speaker 7: to work hard should be able to get a job,
Speaker 7: no matter where they live in the heartland, in small towns,
Speaker 7: raise their kids on a good paycheck, and keep their
Speaker 7: roots when they grew up.
Speaker 1: He doesn't believe that at all. Every single part of
Speaker 1: their agenda is designed to destroy that job. And yeah,
Speaker 1: he sounds like bread and butter American. There have you
Speaker 1: noticed a real pro nuclear family message from the Democrats today?
Speaker 1: He doesn't believe that either, but he can't get up
Speaker 1: there as president and campaign on that, so he lies,
Speaker 1: and that brings us to apathy. Let me ask you something,
Speaker 1: how many of your Republican friends. I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: your Democrat friends, forget about them, they're hopeless. Your Republican
Speaker 1: friends relatives, your brother, maybe, husband, wife, mother, but someone
Speaker 1: you work with, Republican friends, how many of them are
Speaker 1: aware that the President of the United States of America
Speaker 1: is very likely compromised by the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 8: Forty thousand dollars in laundered China money landed in Joe
Speaker 8: Biden's bank account in the form of a personal check,
Speaker 8: and the Oversight Committee has it. First, Northern International Capital,
Speaker 8: a Chinese company associated with CEFC, wired five million dollars
Speaker 8: to Hudson West three, a joint venture established by Hunter
Speaker 8: Biden and a CEFC associate. Then Hudson West three sent
Speaker 8: four hundred thousand dollars to an entity owned and controlled
Speaker 8: by Hunter Biden. Next, Hunter Biden wired one hundred fifty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars to Lion Hall Group, a company owned by
Speaker 8: James and Sarah Biden. Sarah Biden then withdrew fifty thousand
Speaker 8: dollars in cash from Lion Hall Group. Later the same day,
Speaker 8: she deposited it into her and James Biden's personal checking account.
Speaker 8: A few days later, Sarah Biden cut a check to
Speaker 8: Joe Biden for forty thousand dollars. The MIMMO line of
Speaker 8: the check said loan repayment.
Speaker 1: Now that credit to James comer that was twenty seconds,
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. Does your normy neighbor does he watch that?
Speaker 1: Is he watching them right right now? Have you showed
Speaker 1: that to him? Has he fully digested what it means
Speaker 1: that the president of the United States of America very
Speaker 1: likely cannot possibly make critical national security issues decisions for
Speaker 1: this country because the Communist Party of China probably has
Speaker 1: incriminating information on him, and they can veto any one
Speaker 1: of those decisions. Has your normy neighbor norm accepted that,
Speaker 1: has he ever even heard it? Does he look at
Speaker 1: you like you have tinfoil on your head when you
Speaker 1: bring it up again? The apathy out there important to understand.
Speaker 1: The Communist is not apathetic. The Communist is laser focused,
Speaker 1: as he always is on his true enemy you. The
Speaker 1: Communist never ever ever gets distracted. The Right gets distracted
Speaker 1: all the time. We love doing this. We'll focus on
Speaker 1: them for a while, but then you know, oh wait
Speaker 1: Hamas and hold on Ukraine, Wait what's going on in Iran?
Speaker 1: And while we're doing all those things, the Communist he's
Speaker 1: still layser focused on us. Headline MAGA and Christian nationalism.
Speaker 1: Bigger threat to America than Hamas could ever be. Remember something.
Speaker 1: The Communist is coming, he's focused, he's not going to
Speaker 1: back off. He's going to keep lying about his plans.
Speaker 1: And the Right is going to keep being apathetic until
Speaker 1: we wake them up. And we had better wake them
Speaker 1: up because this is dead serious. Now. What kind of
Speaker 1: things can the Communists do to us? Though? Is this
Speaker 1: just a bunch of hyperbole, over the top stuff? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's talk to Julie Kelly about it. Let's get a
Speaker 1: little preview of what the Communists can and will do.
Speaker 1: Shall we do that in a moment? Before we get
Speaker 1: to that and do this, let's talk about something wonderful
Speaker 1: saving dogs. And I'm not even one of these animal
Speaker 1: rights freak guys, I'm really not. But is there anything
Speaker 1: sadder than a dog that gets abandoned? You can't imagine
Speaker 1: how often this happens. People will leave them behind in
Speaker 1: apartments when they're done renting them. They'll drop them at
Speaker 1: the side of the road and just drive away. Who
Speaker 1: could do that to a dog, the most loyal, loving
Speaker 1: creature in the world. If you did that to my dog,
Speaker 1: I think you just lay down and die right there.
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Speaker 1: Rescue dot org. We'll be back. You want to preview
Speaker 1: of what things are going to look like for all
Speaker 1: of us in the future. Well, we've had it. We've
Speaker 1: had it for over two years now. Is we've been
Speaker 1: screaming from the rooftops. I know nobody gives a crap.
Speaker 1: Will not enough people give a crap about the January
Speaker 1: sixth political prisoners And maybe you're still sitting there right now. Ah,
Speaker 1: there were evil criminals, they breached the capital. Screw them all. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's fine, you know what, that's fine, have that opinion,
Speaker 1: that's fine, But you understand they're coming for you too, right,
Speaker 1: They're coming for you next. Have you ever heard of
Speaker 1: Thomas Robertson or Army Ranger? Wait till you find that
Speaker 1: what's happening to him and how it's tied to Trump
Speaker 1: and joining me now to tell me about all that,
Speaker 1: tell all of us about all that is the great
Speaker 1: Julie Kelly. She's written the books you need to be reading.
Speaker 1: You should be reading her substack, which is declassified. Its outstanding. Julie,
Speaker 1: who is this army ranger. What's happening to him? And
Speaker 1: what's this have to do with Trump?
Speaker 9: So Thomas Robertson, as you pointed out, a for me
Speaker 9: armor ranger also at the time of January sixth, a
Speaker 9: Virginia I believe sheriff's deputy. Of course, he likes so
Speaker 9: many others fired from his job after he was arrested
Speaker 9: on numerous counts related to his activity at Capitol on
Speaker 9: January sixth.
Speaker 6: He was not charged with a violent crime.
Speaker 9: He wasn't charge with assaulting police officers or bringing a
Speaker 9: firearm into the Capitol. He went inside for roughly twenty
Speaker 9: minutes and less. Since that his life has been destroyed.
Speaker 9: He was found guilty, of course quickly. He was the
Speaker 9: second defendant to go to trial in April of twenty
Speaker 9: twenty two, quickly convicted by d C. Duran all accounts,
Speaker 9: including Jesse obstruction of an official proceeding fifteen twelve C two,
Speaker 9: which is a post en run law that the DOJ
Speaker 9: has now weaponized against more than three hundred defendants like
Speaker 9: mister Robertson, and is one of the four counts in
Speaker 9: Special Accouncil Jack Smith's indictment for the events of January
Speaker 9: sixth on Donald Trump. Now, what's interesting is we've had
Speaker 9: two what they call split decisions by the DC Circuit
Speaker 9: the Appellate Court on the applicability of fifteen twelve C.
Speaker 6: Two in these cases.
Speaker 9: This is headed probably very likely to the Supreme Court,
Speaker 9: which is, I write about my new piece in real
Speaker 9: clear investigations. And that's how mister Robinson's He's part of
Speaker 9: a separate appeal, but that's how his case and these
Speaker 9: appellate cases could have some consequence or ramifications for Jacksmith's
Speaker 9: a fourcount indictment against Donald Trump on this very same charge.
Speaker 1: Okay, now connect the dots for us. Does that mean
Speaker 1: Trump is more screwed than we already thought or less screwed.
Speaker 1: Sorry for my non legal terms, but I'm an.
Speaker 9: Idiot, Julie, No, you speak my language. Actually would mean
Speaker 9: he would be less screwed if the Supreme Court agrees
Speaker 9: to take up these split appellate court rulings. Look, this
Speaker 9: fifteen twelve C. Two is never intended to criminalize political dissent.
Speaker 6: It had to do with evidence tampering.
Speaker 9: After as you recall the Mryme scandal, the shredding of
Speaker 9: documents by Arthur Anderson. This closed that loophole, but this
Speaker 9: DOJ has weaponized it now, turning political activity into a
Speaker 9: crime a felony punishable b up to twenty years in prison.
Speaker 9: Mister Robertson was sentenced to eighty seven months in jail.
Speaker 9: He's still languishing his court as his appeal now probably
Speaker 9: will end up at the Supreme Court as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, Julie, I'm going to sidetracked before we get to
Speaker 1: Florida because you just brought up a question that I
Speaker 1: find to be interesting, this appeal process, and I realize
Speaker 1: this is very complicated, and honestly, I'm may be asking
Speaker 1: you something nobody can freakin answer. Donald Trump gets convicted
Speaker 1: in one or all of these jurisdictions, Obviously you have
Speaker 1: to be a freaking more on to not know that
Speaker 1: that's coming. He's obviously going to appeal, by the grace
Speaker 1: of God. What kind of time frame are we looking at?
Speaker 1: How does that work? Does he still go to prison,
Speaker 1: does he not go to prison? Does he get his
Speaker 1: appeal the next day? Is it two years from now
Speaker 1: after he's been rotting eleven worth? How does this work?
Speaker 9: You know, it's such a good question and It's an
Speaker 9: important question, especially related to Jack Smith's indictment in Washington,
Speaker 9: d C. That trial day JESSE has been set for
Speaker 9: March fourth. Now, I was in Judge Cannon's courtroom yesterday
Speaker 9: on the classified documents case, and this was a big
Speaker 9: argument that was debated on both sides. Jack Smith claims
Speaker 9: the d C trial will take four to six weeks. Now,
Speaker 9: think about that JESSE. That includes jury selection. If we
Speaker 9: were dealing in a fair jurisdiction, jury selection for a
Speaker 9: trial like this in a nearly one hundred percent Democrat
Speaker 9: city would go on for possibly weeks.
Speaker 6: So he's estimating four to six weeks.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump's lawyer said in court yesterday they're anticipating more
Speaker 9: than two months.
Speaker 6: This would bump up.
Speaker 9: The end of the DC trial to the May twentieth
Speaker 9: triality for the classic by documents case. But to your point,
Speaker 9: let's say he is convicted in Washington, d C. The
Speaker 9: beginning of May, middle of May. He's convicted on all charges.
Speaker 9: Usually sentencing happens two to three months after that, so
Speaker 9: that would take us into midsummer, late summer. Usually a
Speaker 9: defendant cannot appeal a conviction or sentencing until he is sentenced.
Speaker 9: So I'm not sure what other mechanisms the Trump team
Speaker 9: would have to file a quick probably emergency state is
Speaker 9: to the sentencing as this makes its way to the
Speaker 9: Supreme Court under a number of protections, not the least
Speaker 9: of which is executive privilege and presidential immunity.
Speaker 6: So this is going to get really messy, really quick.
Speaker 9: And so, yes, is their possibility he could be sentenced
Speaker 9: and remanded into custody sometime in the summer based on
Speaker 9: a DC conviction, Yes.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 9: So that is what is next on the horizon and
Speaker 9: where that goes after sentencing, I'm not quite sure, but
Speaker 9: I'm sure Donald Trump's team is working on it as
Speaker 9: we speak.
Speaker 1: Okay, sorry to believe the point because I want to
Speaker 1: get to the judge Cannon thing, but I just have
Speaker 1: a follow up with all that stuff. Give me an
Speaker 1: out here, Julie. Is there any indication once he's convicted
Speaker 1: in DC, which everyone knows is coming, and once they
Speaker 1: try to throw the book at him sentencing wise, is
Speaker 1: there any indication from how they've treated the January sixth
Speaker 1: prisoners that they will allow him to state out of
Speaker 1: prison while he goes through all this Because all those
Speaker 1: people were just the appetizer and Trump's the main course.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows that, right.
Speaker 9: So you do have judges who, even sentencing and sometimes
Speaker 9: DOJ will ask them to be taken immediately into custody.
Speaker 9: We saw this with the pro life activists. This happened
Speaker 9: a few months ago. Now, sometimes the judge will say,
Speaker 9: and this would be Judge Chuckkin in this case, say okay,
Speaker 9: well we're going to set his sentencing. He has to
Speaker 9: present himself to jail surrender, say October first, which don't
Speaker 9: put anything past DOJ or.
Speaker 6: Judge Chuckkin, as you know.
Speaker 9: So in that time period, of course, he will be
Speaker 9: appealing looking for an emergency stay, meaning hold his sentencing
Speaker 9: hold when he has to turn himself in to custody,
Speaker 9: turn himself into jail. And look, Judge chuck Kin is
Speaker 9: going to have a tough time because, as you know, Jesse,
Speaker 9: he is Secret Service protection. Where are they going to
Speaker 9: incarcerate Donald Trump and accommodate his Secret Service agents at
Speaker 9: the same time, So that will complicate things.
Speaker 6: So it very well could.
Speaker 9: Be that she delays actually when he has to turn
Speaker 9: himself in. These are really just open ended questions and
Speaker 9: really rely on the appeals for all of these. Now,
Speaker 9: he's got several motions pending in the DC case right now, seeking,
Speaker 9: as I said, presidential immunity, that this is a selective prosecution,
Speaker 9: that this violates his constitutional rights. There are several motions
Speaker 9: pending in Chuckkin's court room to dismiss these charges in
Speaker 9: this case. Of course she's not going to, but her
Speaker 9: decisions related to those motions will help expedite again any
Speaker 9: movement to the Appella court.
Speaker 6: I know this is confusing. I hope that I'm dumbing
Speaker 6: it down. I'm not an attorney either.
Speaker 9: So hopefully this makes a little bit of sense to
Speaker 9: you and to the audience.
Speaker 1: No, No, it's wonderful. It makes total sense, and we
Speaker 1: thank you for it. It makes sense. These are things
Speaker 1: we don't know. Right. You're there. We're not okay speaking
Speaker 1: of there the Florida case. You're there, what's happening?
Speaker 6: So, as I said, I was in the courtroom yesterday.
Speaker 9: Judge Aileen Cannon, who is a trumpet point in judge
Speaker 9: and she has DOJ's number, will tell you, Jesse, it's
Speaker 9: very refreshing being in her court room versus all the
Speaker 9: DC judges who I've seen in action over the past
Speaker 9: two years. She does not act as a rubber stamp
Speaker 9: for this Department of Justice.
Speaker 6: And she was really holding j Bratt, who.
Speaker 9: Is the lead in the classified documents case, lead attorney
Speaker 9: for Jack Smith. She's really holding his feet to the
Speaker 9: fire and pressing on how they can be how they
Speaker 9: can bring two criminal indictments, unprecedented criminal indictments against the
Speaker 9: same defendant in less than three months time, then turn
Speaker 9: around and ask both judges to expedite a trial schedule.
Speaker 9: She asked Ja Bratt directly, mister Bratt, tell me in
Speaker 9: DJ's history of a similar instance where your department has
Speaker 9: brought criminal indictments against the same defendant in a matter
Speaker 9: of a few months and seeking espedited trial where the
Speaker 9: trial theies are basically bumping up against each other.
Speaker 6: I know you'll be shocked to hear this, Jesse. He
Speaker 6: did not have an answer for that.
Speaker 1: What a shock? What a shock, Julie. I know you're busy.
Speaker 1: I need you for twenty more minutes, but I know
Speaker 1: you're busy. I love you. Come back soon.
Speaker 6: Any type Jesse thinks, all right, we're not done.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, We're not done. Kinda wakes you up to
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Speaker 1: bad news out there. We cover it always will. You
Speaker 1: gotta know what's going on in the world. You want
Speaker 1: something good, We feel good about something much. Just a
Speaker 1: little story we wanted to share with you here on
Speaker 1: the show. I'm gonna read it for you. Check this out.
Speaker 1: This is from Suffolk County, by the way, Suffolk County. Recently,
Speaker 1: two officers risk their lives to rescue a mother and daughter.
Speaker 1: First Precinct Officers Anthony Sierra Mattero and Tyler Morano responded
Speaker 1: to a call of a fourteen year old female who
Speaker 1: was attempting to jump from an overpass on October second
Speaker 1: at five eighteen am. The officers arrived and located the girl,
Speaker 1: as well as the girl's mother, who was also on
Speaker 1: the overpass attempting to prevent her daughter from jumping. After
Speaker 1: assessing the situation, Officer Sierra Matto walked out on the
Speaker 1: edge of the overpass and slowly made his way to
Speaker 1: the teen and her mom, while Officer Morano reassured the
Speaker 1: pair that everything was going to be okay. Once Officer
Speaker 1: Sierra Matto reached them, he changed positions with the fourteen
Speaker 1: year old's mother, placing his body behind the girl and
Speaker 1: pinning her chest against a fence that ran along the overpass.
Speaker 1: After the girl was secured in place. Officer Morano walked
Speaker 1: along the outside of the overpass and assisted the mother
Speaker 1: until they had safely reached the sen Officer Sierra Mattero
Speaker 1: carefully guided the daughter along the narrow ledge while holding
Speaker 1: on to the fence of either side of the girl
Speaker 1: to keep her secure until both of them made it
Speaker 1: safely off the overpass. Both officers are recognized for risking
Speaker 1: their lives in order to save the lives of both
Speaker 1: mother and daughter. There are a lot of heroes out there.
Speaker 1: That is that's awesome, man, that fourteen year old girl.
Speaker 1: Keep her in your prayers, Keep those officers in your prayers,
Speaker 1: and thank God for them. Huh. All right, now, that
Speaker 1: was light enough. We're gonna we still have a light
Speaker 1: in the mood to come before we do that. Let's
Speaker 1: do this. We love our dogs. I love mine, You
Speaker 1: love yours. When I get done tonight, when I take
Speaker 1: this ear piece out of my ear and I run home,
Speaker 1: when I walk in the door, the family is going
Speaker 1: to be there to greet me, and there's going to
Speaker 1: be that big fluffy idiot Fred barging through everybody, dying
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll be back parenting matters as we get
Speaker 1: into light in the mood parenting matters, and I'll tell
Speaker 1: you I personally enjoy Halloween. I enjoyed it my whole life, well,
Speaker 1: my whole adult life after we had kids. Not really
Speaker 1: for the costumes and all that kind of stuff. That's fine.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed Halloween because I always looked at it. We
Speaker 1: always looked at it, my wife and I as an
Speaker 1: opportunity to teach our son's manners, please, thank you. Manners, basic,
Speaker 1: basic manners. And there is a video going around. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to play it four you because it's horrible
Speaker 1: of this family, couple, mothers and their kids running up
Speaker 1: to this gigantic bowl of candy that someone left out
Speaker 1: and not taking one or two, shoveling the whole bowl
Speaker 1: into their bags like a bunch of little animals. And
Speaker 1: everyone looked at the video and they were horrified. But
Speaker 1: I actually I looked at it and I thought it
Speaker 1: was so sad. And you know why I thought it
Speaker 1: was so sad because those children are gonna turn out
Speaker 1: to be pieces of crap. They will because of their parents.
Speaker 1: They've been raised to be pieces of crap, and they'll
Speaker 1: be pieces of crap their whole lives. And the difference
Speaker 1: between that video and this one, you know what the
Speaker 1: difference is, parents.
Speaker 5: Are really nice. There you go, That kid won't be
Speaker 5: a piece of crap.
Speaker 1: That kid's gonna be just fine parent with a purpose.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, we'll do it again.
Speaker 6: Up and