Speaker 1: Welcome back to our two of The Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2: And this is Sarah Carter.
Speaker 1: I can't believe Sean trusted me to sit in the
Speaker 1: hot seat here, but here i am. And this is
Speaker 1: the place where we don't have smoke and mirrors. This
Speaker 1: is the place where we're actually going to tell you
Speaker 1: the truth. And I'm very excited to have Congressman Mike Waltz,
Speaker 1: a Florida man who isn't afraid to stand up to
Speaker 1: the administration and tell the truth. We've been friends for
Speaker 1: a long time. I've known Mike Waltz even before he
Speaker 1: was in Congress. He's a Green Beret. He's part of
Speaker 1: the House Oversight Committee, in the task Force on the
Speaker 1: attempted assassination of Donald J. Trump, which I am so
Speaker 1: grateful that he continually fights for because it's like the
Speaker 1: media wants to pretend like that never happened, but we
Speaker 1: almost lost President Trump. That is a terrifying thought. I
Speaker 1: mean terrifying. Waltz has a book coming out in October.
Speaker 1: I'm really excited about it. It's called Hard Truths, Think
Speaker 1: and Lead like a Green Beret.
Speaker 2: Wow. That gave me goosebumps.
Speaker 1: I want to lead like a Green beret, you know,
Speaker 1: and today's going to talk to us about everything from walls,
Speaker 1: walls not Waltz, remember Walls, who doesn't believe in walls?
Speaker 1: You know, Tim Walls, And what's happening right now in Colorado,
Speaker 1: which is pretty terrifying with the Aurora, Colorado apartments being
Speaker 1: held hostage by of course these Venezuelan gangs, trend Deraga
Speaker 1: and all the other trends. Those are gangs from Venezuela
Speaker 1: that are taking over some of our cities. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much, Congressman Waltz for being on this show today.
Speaker 2: Great to have you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, thanks so much. And just to be extra clear,
Speaker 3: it's Waltz with a T.
Speaker 1: Yes, Waltz with the tea, not Walls, who doesn't believe
Speaker 1: in walls?
Speaker 3: See for Trump? That that's the easy way to to
Speaker 3: remember it. And by the way, yes, I actually did
Speaker 3: retire at the rank of colonel that that I said
Speaker 3: I did, and I have carried a weapon of war
Speaker 3: in war.
Speaker 1: So does it just blow your mind, Congressman, does it
Speaker 1: just blow your mind that now he's coming up with
Speaker 1: this excuse and I got to play this clip for
Speaker 1: you that he's saying it was his bad grammar, his
Speaker 1: bad grammar that made him say what he said.
Speaker 2: Take a listen to this. The idea that you said
Speaker 2: that you were in war. Did you misspeak? As the
Speaker 2: campaign has said.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said we were talking about in this case,
Speaker 4: this was after school shooting the ideas of carrying these
Speaker 4: weapons of war. And my wife the English, she tell
Speaker 4: my grammar's not always correct. But again, if it's not this,
Speaker 4: it's an attack on my children for showing love for me,
Speaker 4: or it's an attack.
Speaker 5: On my dog.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to do that. And the one thing
Speaker 4: I'll never do is I'll never demean another member's service
Speaker 4: in any way. I never have and I never will.
Speaker 2: This has nothing to do with his children or his dog.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to play the clip where he actually
Speaker 1: said he was in war, just so we can get
Speaker 1: this straight.
Speaker 5: Well, we can do background checks, we can do CDC research,
Speaker 5: we can make sure we don't have reciprocal carry among states,
Speaker 5: and we can make sure that those weapons of war
Speaker 5: that I carried in war is the only place where
Speaker 5: those weapons were.
Speaker 2: He carried him in ward. That's what he said, Congressman, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what he said.
Speaker 3: His grammar was just fine. It was also just fine
Speaker 3: when he said he stood at bagraa Mara base in
Speaker 3: Afghanistan and saw flag drape coffins go by. I don't
Speaker 3: think his grammar had anything to do with when he
Speaker 3: on his military challenge coin stamped in the rank of
Speaker 3: sergeant major. And I don't think Nancy Pelosi or anybody
Speaker 3: else's grammar was a problem when they all repeatedly introduced
Speaker 3: him as a retired command sergeant major, and he didn't
Speaker 3: correct them at all. He just let it go by.
Speaker 3: And you look, sure, we've seen this, you're you're a
Speaker 3: spouse of a great American hero. We have seen when people,
Speaker 3: maybe they don't say it themselves, but they let everybody assume.
Speaker 3: They let people say that you know things about when
Speaker 3: they were in combat, and they never correct him. That's
Speaker 3: you know that, It's that quiet backing, the stolen voalor
Speaker 3: he knows he did it, and the media is letting
Speaker 3: him get away with it.
Speaker 1: It really exposes somebody's character, lack of character thereof to
Speaker 1: do that. And you could hear he was very direct.
Speaker 1: He said he carried those weapons in war. Carried weapons
Speaker 1: in war means that you were in war, and I
Speaker 1: was at Bogram Airfield. I covered the war. You know that, Congressman.
Speaker 1: I was there in Afghanistan for many years, back and forth.
Speaker 1: I was in Iraq, and I remember standing there at
Speaker 1: Bogram Airfield, hearing taps come on and everybody stepping outside
Speaker 1: of their tents and out of the cafeteria or the
Speaker 1: defact and standing on the road as those coffins slowly
Speaker 1: rolled down the road to make their final journey home,
Speaker 1: and seeing the flag draped across the coffin, and knowing
Speaker 1: that mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, wives, husbands would
Speaker 1: be greeting their loved one for the last time as
Speaker 1: they arrived to the United States to be to be
Speaker 1: laid to rest. There is nothing worse than stolen valor
Speaker 1: in my opinion, And I'm not taking away from the
Speaker 1: time that he served, But you've got to be honest
Speaker 1: about who you are, and when you're not honest about
Speaker 1: who you are, I don't want to trust you in office.
Speaker 3: No, that's right, And you know, at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, it is. It is a reflection of someone's character.
Speaker 3: Stop conflating. We're not attacking your service, Tim Walls, without
Speaker 3: a tee. Yes, we celebrate your service. I celebrate all
Speaker 3: National guardsmen and women you're served, whether he went to
Speaker 3: combat or not. But if you're so damn proud of
Speaker 3: your service, why did you have to lie about it?
Speaker 3: And he knows why. It was her political game.
Speaker 1: Bengo bango. Now we're going to jump to something that's important,
Speaker 1: because it's not. We're not just going after this. This
Speaker 1: is about his character, but we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: the policies that this administration is put in place that
Speaker 1: has put everybody's life in danger. I mean, we sent
Speaker 1: our men and women to fight wars to keep terrorists
Speaker 1: out of our country, to keep the wars on the
Speaker 1: other shores, and instead now we have an administration that
Speaker 1: opened our borders. Congressmen, you know this wide open had
Speaker 1: a policy of open border policy. We have terrorists coming
Speaker 1: across our border, criminals coming across our border, children being
Speaker 1: trafficked across our border, and our own children are dying
Speaker 1: a fetanyl poisoning. And right now there's this huge story.
Speaker 1: I mean, all you have to do is look at
Speaker 1: what's happening in Colorado with the Aurora, Colorado apartments being
Speaker 1: taken over by.
Speaker 3: Gangs yeah, no, that's right. And I think folksing to
Speaker 3: understand these aren't, you know, your kind of I mean,
Speaker 3: although they were pretty bad in their own right, the
Speaker 3: old kind of bloods and crips or you know, the
Speaker 3: gangs of the seventies, eighties, nineties. These trans national criminal
Speaker 3: organizations have billions at their disposal. They're making hundreds of millions,
Speaker 3: if not billions, on human trafficking, on massive amounts of
Speaker 3: drugs smuggling. They are armed to the teeth with heavy weapons.
Speaker 3: The gangs and the cartels in Mexico are literally shooting
Speaker 3: down Mexican Air Force aircraft and control thirty percent of
Speaker 3: the country. It's completely ungoverned space that the army has
Speaker 3: to go in and out. And now we're seeing that
Speaker 3: spread into the United States. And if you change the
Speaker 3: name of these gangs from Sineloa Jalisco or Trendiagua to
Speaker 3: Isis al Qaida, it wouldn't even be a conversation. But
Speaker 3: for reasons that just boggle my mind, the progressive left
Speaker 3: just wants to turn a blind eye. I think. I
Speaker 3: guess it's just what they feel is the price they're
Speaker 3: going to pay to allow them millions of migrants to
Speaker 3: come in that they know are going to change the
Speaker 3: United States politically.
Speaker 1: They're changing the fabric of our entire nation. I was
Speaker 1: just in El Salvador. I went to Mexico. Then I
Speaker 1: traveled to El Salvador. I met with President at Naibukele.
Speaker 1: He was very gracious. They allowed me to go into
Speaker 1: the Setcock prism in prison. It's the maximum security prison,
Speaker 1: probably the toughest maximum security prison in the world. That
Speaker 1: prison alone can hold roughly around forty thousand. He has
Speaker 1: over eighty thousand people now being held in prisons. That
Speaker 1: prison I walked. I stared face to face with members
Speaker 1: of MS thirteen, with members of Badrio, the Siocho and
Speaker 1: other gangs.
Speaker 2: These are men.
Speaker 1: Some of them have killed more than thirty people. They've
Speaker 1: killed babies, they've killed teenagers, They've beheaded people. They've done
Speaker 1: things that I can't even say on national radio, Congressman,
Speaker 1: because it is so horrific. And I looked at them
Speaker 1: in the eyes, and you know what I thought, Congressman.
Speaker 1: A lot of these men were in the United States,
Speaker 1: living among us before they were put in that prison,
Speaker 1: and many of them are still here.
Speaker 3: That's scary, Yeah, that's right, but we know how to
Speaker 3: take down that works and takedown organizations. I believe President
Speaker 3: Trump is absolutely right, and I've entered the legislation to
Speaker 3: do so that we're going to need military resources. I'm
Speaker 3: not talking like the left likes to spend this the Marines,
Speaker 3: you know, invading Mexico, But we did this in Colombia.
Speaker 3: We took down the Mediine cartel. I'm talking about start
Speaker 3: that's right, Pablo Escobar and others start start blocking their
Speaker 3: money transfers, start jamming their communications, start going on offensive
Speaker 3: cyber and you know what if the leader of these
Speaker 3: organizations are worried about where they're sleeping at night, I'm
Speaker 3: okay with that too. This is about serious support to
Speaker 3: law enforcement. They don't have cyber and satellite and other
Speaker 3: types of assets. We have got to go on offense
Speaker 3: before this gets even further out of control, because soon
Speaker 3: in the United States, like in Mexico and Central America,
Speaker 3: this is going to eclipse what law enforcement can handle.
Speaker 1: Oh, I absolutely agree with you, And this has been
Speaker 1: one of the biggest issues I've been covering for the
Speaker 1: last twenty years, and I would warn over and over
Speaker 1: again every time I broke a story either at the
Speaker 1: front lines on the border or overseas in the war
Speaker 1: zone covering terrorism. It would be like, this is going
Speaker 1: to get worse if we don't mitigate this, because the
Speaker 1: problem is, and it already has. These cartels are operating
Speaker 1: with impunity. They can do whatever they want. But when
Speaker 1: you have an administration that purposefully, purposefully has opened the
Speaker 1: border and has allowed a flood of criminals and has
Speaker 1: allowed these cartels to amass hundreds of billions of dollars,
Speaker 1: what are they asking for? Are they asking for us
Speaker 1: to become a pseudo shadow narco state, because eventually that
Speaker 1: money is going to be here and it's going to
Speaker 1: be used to buy people off.
Speaker 2: It's going to be used to control people.
Speaker 1: And you know how difficult that becomes when they weave
Speaker 1: themselves into the government, Because we see that in Mexico
Speaker 1: right now, we're seeing that overseas and it was the
Speaker 1: most difficult part for Nai Bukeley when he had to
Speaker 1: conduct the operation and take all these people into custody.
Speaker 3: No, that is the next step, You're spot on. Next
Speaker 3: it's going to be intimidating and then buying off judges, prosecutors,
Speaker 3: local officials, city councilmen and women. So once they weave
Speaker 3: into the fabric of our republic, then it is it is.
Speaker 3: It's like lanving a cancer metestasize. Right now, we have
Speaker 3: got to nip it in the bud. And if you
Speaker 3: think that's going to happen under this new reinvented right
Speaker 3: before our eyes, Kamala Harris, you're kidding, You're you're just
Speaker 3: absolutely kidding yourself. And we're going to continue to call
Speaker 3: her out for flip flopping left right.
Speaker 2: Let's let's call her out for flip flopping.
Speaker 1: I keep playing this clip, but it's because I just
Speaker 1: I believe it's important for the American people to hear it.
Speaker 1: And if you're only in the second hour right now
Speaker 1: listening to this, then I'm glad you heard it for
Speaker 1: the first time. And if you listen to it through
Speaker 1: the whole show, I'm glad you'll be listening to it
Speaker 1: through the whole show. This is Kamala Harris, and she's
Speaker 1: trash Trump and it's her border wall montage.
Speaker 2: Take a listen to this.
Speaker 6: This issue is about a vanity project for this president,
Speaker 6: right and it is a problem of his own making.
Speaker 6: And listen, when I travel this country. Folks have plenty
Speaker 6: enough problems that they need their president to focus.
Speaker 2: On instead of a wall.
Speaker 6: That, by the way, because I was a prosecutor for
Speaker 6: many years, including the Attorney general California, I specialize on
Speaker 6: transnational criminal organizations. That wall ain't going to stop them. No, No,
Speaker 6: you don't need to build a wall. It's the height
Speaker 6: of irresponsibility for the commander in chief to suggest that
Speaker 6: we have to build a wall across our southern border
Speaker 6: because there are terrorists who are trying to invade the country.
Speaker 6: It couldn't be farther from the truth. It's the president's
Speaker 6: vanity project, you know. I mean, listen, you if we
Speaker 6: deconstruct get the punt and deconstruct wall, if we deconstruct
Speaker 6: the issue, you know, let's be clear and again let's
Speaker 6: just point to the facts. The crisis we're fading facing
Speaker 6: is a crisis of leadership.
Speaker 2: That's the crisis. That's the crisis.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Congressman, thank you so much for being on the show
Speaker 1: with us today. And I just wanted to go over
Speaker 1: that really quick. We had that montage with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: I mean, it just goes to show that, you know,
Speaker 1: she is lying. She is lying to the American public.
Speaker 1: The administration is lying to the American public. I'm going
Speaker 1: to be heading off to a break really quick, but
Speaker 1: I want to leave the last word to you.
Speaker 2: Talk a little bit about your book. Where can we
Speaker 2: find it, how can we get it?
Speaker 3: Well? Thanks? That clip is painful, But whether right tracking
Speaker 3: on healthcare, on cash list bail, on the economy and
Speaker 3: the real irony of her and immigration is the thing
Speaker 3: that's dry migration which he was supposed to figure out,
Speaker 3: the what's the socialist price controls? Look, my book is
Speaker 3: is the life lessons I've learned in combat, whether it's restraint, discipline, persistence.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: I talk about the lessons that we've learned as a
Speaker 3: Green Beret, how Green Berets think differently, and then how
Speaker 3: I've applied it to what I think is a much
Speaker 3: more difficult fight. That's the fight in Washington for the
Speaker 3: future of our country. And believe me, there are there
Speaker 3: are days that I think the tribes of Afghanistan were
Speaker 3: easier than dealing with the swamp. And all the proceeds
Speaker 3: go to charity. I'd love for everybody to pick it up.
Speaker 3: It's hard truths, think and lead like a Green Beret
Speaker 3: and thanks for raising it.
Speaker 1: Wow, from your lips to God's ears. Everybody hard truth,
Speaker 1: think and lead like a Green Beret. Let's all get
Speaker 1: that book and support something good. I'll see all after
Speaker 1: this commercial break, We're back with the Great Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: It's Sarah Carter.
Speaker 2: I'm in for my friend.
Speaker 1: Sean Handy on the Sean Hannity Show, and I have
Speaker 1: another excellent guest for all of you. Somebody you can
Speaker 1: talk to you about what has been happening in our
Speaker 1: woke military. Somebody who can put together what has been
Speaker 1: going on on the ground in our communities that are
Speaker 1: being tortured and in complete chaos and crisis by illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants that have come into our country that have not
Speaker 1: been properly vetted. And somebody who really wants to fight
Speaker 1: for you. He is actually Jerry trus He is running
Speaker 1: in Virginia's District number eight against Don Byer. It is
Speaker 1: a really tough, tough race. He has a former Green Beret,
Speaker 1: a philanthropist, and a great friend. Let me tell you
Speaker 1: a little bit about Jerry and why Jerry and I
Speaker 1: became friends. Jerry grew up in a military family. His
Speaker 1: father was reassigned to several US Air Force bases from
Speaker 1: New York to Washington State and Florida. He has lived
Speaker 1: throughout the world. He ran a security company. He has
Speaker 1: fought for our men and women in uniform. And as
Speaker 1: you all know, my husband was a former special operator
Speaker 1: who was wounded in Afghanistan. He lost his eyesight in
Speaker 1: Afghanistan and Eastern Afghanistan in twenty eleven and almost lost
Speaker 1: his life. And I have a lot of respect for
Speaker 1: those in the military that want to challenge themselves by
Speaker 1: going into becoming lawmakers or coming back and giving back
Speaker 1: to their communities, and especially people that never stop fighting.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So, Jerry could just retire and he could just go
Speaker 1: off into the sunset, play golf, do whatever he wants,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't want to do that. He wants to
Speaker 1: fight for this country and he believes in that so
Speaker 1: much so that he is running for Congress. And without
Speaker 1: any delay, I've got Jerry Taurus on the other line. Jerry,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for being a part of the
Speaker 1: show with me today.
Speaker 5: Hi, Sarah, it's good to be here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great to have you here.
Speaker 1: Talk a little bit about your service and what you
Speaker 1: did in the military, Jerry, because I think your history
Speaker 1: is just so phenomenal, and even after leaving the military,
Speaker 1: you were such a successful businessman and running a security
Speaker 1: firm as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Well, I actually started in the military in the
Speaker 5: seventies just as Vietnam was winding down, and I tried
Speaker 5: to join at a time when Vietnam was still going on,
Speaker 5: but I was too young, so I did join itre
Speaker 5: you Gop. Spent thirty years in the military. I actually
Speaker 5: served on the border with Mexico. Back then about three
Speaker 5: hundred and sixty folks were coming across the border, drug
Speaker 5: folks and as well as illegal immigrants, etc. So and
Speaker 5: I served in Afghanistan and the Middle East, Africa, Korea on
Speaker 5: the DMC and the military so own for folks that
Speaker 5: don't know that, but I've served on all the continents,
Speaker 5: and I just I tell people, I wasn't a hero.
Speaker 5: I just served faithfully, side by side my fellow American
Speaker 5: troops of Wall Branch of service during the times of peace,
Speaker 5: conflict in the war. And I loved it. And I
Speaker 5: will tell you this, every time I see somebody in
Speaker 5: the uniform, I feel that great you know, charge of pride,
Speaker 5: and I want to put on my unim and see
Speaker 5: if I can get back out there on the field,
Speaker 5: whether it's saluting some senior officer or getting back out
Speaker 5: there and gutting a weapon, and you know, keeping freedom free.
Speaker 1: You know, Jerry, you and I have spent a lot
Speaker 1: of time talking about, you know, what's happened inside our
Speaker 1: own military, and it's been, you know, one of it's
Speaker 1: been pretty gut wrenching to watch how ideology has pushed
Speaker 1: this very woke agenda inside our military and what it's
Speaker 1: done to our soldiers. Talk a little bit about that,
Speaker 1: and then I want to play this cut in a
Speaker 1: moment of Walls basically coming up with excuses for his
Speaker 1: stolen valor lies. But first I want you to fill
Speaker 1: us in a little bit about how you feel about
Speaker 1: this woke agenda in the military.
Speaker 2: Do you feel it's harming us?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Absolutely. You know, if you take a look at the
Speaker 5: normal military day, you know, we're up at five, we
Speaker 5: do our physical training, we go each ow and then
Speaker 5: we're back to work and we worked until late. We
Speaker 5: very rarely have weekends, particularly those that are deployed around
Speaker 5: the world. So if you think about this, we need
Speaker 5: every minute of our twenty four hour day to be
Speaker 5: effective troops. When you introduce CRT into the mix, you're
Speaker 5: actually taking time away away from the time the troops
Speaker 5: need to prepare themselves for battle. But not only that,
Speaker 5: but you're putting doubt in the minds of the people.
Speaker 5: So you're supposed to fight an enemy and defeat and
Speaker 5: you know, an adversary as a unified team in the
Speaker 5: heat of armed conflict. ALLRD does CRT does is divide
Speaker 5: the minds and the hearts and the camaraderie of the
Speaker 5: troops that's side by side with you holding a weapon
Speaker 5: and hoping to defend your ford operating base or wherever
Speaker 5: you happen to be deployed to overseas. And that's happening today.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 1: It's astonishing to me because I can see the frustration
Speaker 1: with the Special Operators and I talked to a lot
Speaker 1: of them and with soldiers people in the National Guard
Speaker 1: that are like, what is going on with this administration?
Speaker 2: I want to play this cut.
Speaker 1: This is Tim Walls, and this is about misspeaking about
Speaker 1: being in the war. And you got to hear what
Speaker 1: he has to say. He says it was his grammar
Speaker 1: that led him in that direction. Listen to this, the
Speaker 1: idea that you said that you were in war, did
Speaker 1: you misspeak as the campaign has said.
Speaker 4: See I said we were talking about in this case,
Speaker 4: this was after school shooting, the ideas of carrying these
Speaker 4: weapons of war, and my wife the English up telling
Speaker 4: my grammar's not always correct. But again, if it's not this,
Speaker 4: it's an attack on my children for showing love for me,
Speaker 4: or it's an attack on my dog. I'm not going
Speaker 4: to do that. And the one thing I'll never do
Speaker 4: is I'll never demet another member's service in any way.
Speaker 4: I never have and I never will.
Speaker 1: Well, it certainly wasn't his grammar, Jerry, it certainly wasn't
Speaker 1: his grammar. He's looking for excuses right now. Stolen valor
Speaker 1: reflects a lot about a person's character. And you know,
Speaker 1: and I don't take away from the fact that he
Speaker 1: did serve our nation in the National Guard, but there's
Speaker 1: a big difference between utilizing that and leading people on
Speaker 1: to believe that you actually fought in battle and using
Speaker 1: that for political purposes and political gain.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And the worst part of it is he was
Speaker 5: about to be a sergeant major as I everstand, so
Speaker 5: he was an E eight or master sergeant, so he's
Speaker 5: a leader of men and women. Imagine when he did
Speaker 5: not board that aircraft to go to Iraq and just
Speaker 5: decided to stay home and not face an adversary. What
Speaker 5: that said to the rest of the people in this unit.
Speaker 5: I mean that is, you know, that's not technically slow
Speaker 5: in valor. In my opinion, I'm going to use the
Speaker 5: word that's going to be pretty hard to your listeners.
Speaker 5: That's pure cowardice.
Speaker 1: Wow Wow, agreed, one hundred percent. I want to jump
Speaker 1: to another subject. I know that means a lot to
Speaker 1: you and the reason why you're actually running in Virginia eight.
Speaker 1: This is a very important issue for many Americans, and
Speaker 1: that's illegal immigration. What's happening in our communities. Not only
Speaker 1: the humanitarian crisis and what we're visually seeing at the
Speaker 1: border with especially with the loss of life children coming
Speaker 1: across the border, undocumented and accompanied minors, but the fact
Speaker 1: that we have so many criminals coming into the country
Speaker 1: and millions of people that have come into this country
Speaker 1: that are going unaccounted for. In Virginia eight, you've seen
Speaker 1: that personally, You've seen what's happened to your district I
Speaker 1: want to play a clip here of Kamala Harris trashing
Speaker 1: the Trump border wall. It's a montage and you got
Speaker 1: to take a listen to this.
Speaker 6: This issue is about a vanity project for this president,
Speaker 6: right and okay, it is a problem of his own making.
Speaker 6: Right And listen, when I travel this country, folks have
Speaker 6: plenty enough problems that they need their president to focus
Speaker 6: on instead of a wall. That, by the way, because
Speaker 6: I was a prosecutor for many years, including the Attorney
Speaker 6: general California, I specialize on transnational criminal organizations. That wall
Speaker 6: ain't gonna stop them. No, No, they don't need to
Speaker 6: build a wall. It's the height of irresponsibility for the
Speaker 6: commander in chief to suggest that we have to build
Speaker 6: a wall across our southern border because there are terrifts
Speaker 6: who are trying to invade the country. It couldn't be
Speaker 6: farther from the truth. The president's medieval vanity project is
Speaker 6: not going to stop them. Let me be very clear,
Speaker 6: I'm not going to vote for a wall under any circumstances.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just absolutely unbelievable, Jerry, that she would
Speaker 1: say that we have had over ten million some people
Speaker 1: guessed to May between ten to twenty million illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: in the United States over Biden's term alone with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: This is their policy.
Speaker 1: They have had an open borders policy that has actually
Speaker 1: allowed people to come flooding into our country. We already
Speaker 1: know people on the terror watch list are already pined
Speaker 1: at the border. They have over four hundred people that
Speaker 1: we suspect being connected to terrorism that the FBI has identified.
Speaker 1: And we have roughly five hundred thousand unaccompanied children, undocumented
Speaker 1: children that have come across the border into our country.
Speaker 1: And that doesn't even include the transnational criminals that are
Speaker 1: in our country. MS thirteen, Barrio d Seocho. I saw
Speaker 1: it with my own eyes when I was in l Salvador.
Speaker 1: Over eighty thousand people are being held in prison in
Speaker 1: El Salvador right now with by President Bukeley, in the
Speaker 1: maximum security prison that can hold over forty thousand. I
Speaker 1: actually confronted those people myself, many of whom were inside
Speaker 1: the United States committing crimes. Talk a little bit about
Speaker 1: how it is affecting your district and what you plan
Speaker 1: on doing if you win the election.
Speaker 5: So you know that I've reached out via my team
Speaker 5: to each of the heads of the police departments here
Speaker 5: within the district, which is Alexandra, Fairfax, and Arlington. I
Speaker 5: didn't personally, but I have a a couple of folks
Speaker 5: on my staff are former FBI in DJ folks, and
Speaker 5: the crime here in Arlington. Arlington about five years ago
Speaker 5: used to be one of the safest communities in the
Speaker 5: entire nation, and it was number one for a place
Speaker 5: to walk and recreate. Right now, since twenty nineteen, in
Speaker 5: three years, it's gone from three thousand, three hundred serious felonies, assaults, rapes,
Speaker 5: largely accept the car jackson to ten thousand, four hundred
Speaker 5: in three years since the border has been opened. Now
Speaker 5: here's the thing about that that interesting statistics. That's just Arlington,
Speaker 5: Fairfax and Alexandria are both worse. That does not count
Speaker 5: the crimes that are committed by the illegal immigrants. For example,
Speaker 5: we have MS thirteen primarily in Fairfax and Alexandria, and
Speaker 5: they are taking over apartment buildings. You saw what happened
Speaker 5: in or Aura, Colorado on the news the other day
Speaker 5: where they're taking over high rise types of buildings. Here,
Speaker 5: they're taking over two and three story apartment buildings in Fairfax,
Speaker 5: right in front of everybody. They are forcing people to
Speaker 5: stay there, and they're forcing the people that work in
Speaker 5: the businesses in the area, forcing them to get in
Speaker 5: part of their profits. That's happening in front of our eyes.
Speaker 5: I went to a location the other day where they
Speaker 5: turned an apartment building into a lot of businesses and
Speaker 5: they're run by MS thirteen. The Venezuelan gang isn't not
Speaker 5: here yet, but MS thirteen is and they are intimidating
Speaker 5: the families. They're terrorizing the families. Families are trying to
Speaker 5: move out of the area, but they don't want to
Speaker 5: let the people move out because of once they move out,
Speaker 5: then they don't have an income that they take off
Speaker 5: the top of the of the families that work in
Speaker 5: the area. So MIS thirteen is terrorizing the people. They
Speaker 5: don't go after the American citizens, not yet. They terrorize
Speaker 5: their own Latin American communities that live here. Those might
Speaker 5: be green car holders, citizens, visa holders. So they are
Speaker 5: occupying right here in Alexandria, and they are occupying right
Speaker 5: here in Fairfax Arlington. I cannot tell what the eddy.
Speaker 5: I don't have any of the data for Arlington, but
Speaker 5: Arlington tend to be a little bit more safe than
Speaker 5: Alexandria in Fairfax, but it is a crisis here and
Speaker 5: everybody is in fear for their safety, the people.
Speaker 1: That are living here, the new immigrants. It's also about
Speaker 1: the Americans that are facing this every single day, and
Speaker 1: not just being extorted by MS thirteen, but the fact
Speaker 1: that as crime increases in the community, everybody's life is
Speaker 1: at risk. There's extortion, then there's gang violence, then there's homicides.
Speaker 1: So you can't just ignore this away. This is a
Speaker 1: reality that's not only folks in Colorado. We've been seeing
Speaker 1: the news just like you said, in Colorado, but it's
Speaker 1: happening in Alexandria, Virginia. It's happening across the board in Ohio.
Speaker 1: I have seen the same thing in Georgia. I've seen
Speaker 1: the same thing in California. This is the policy of
Speaker 1: this administration. This is why it is so important to
Speaker 1: get your voice out there, Jerry. That's why it's so
Speaker 1: important to have you, and I wish you luck in
Speaker 1: the Virginia eight race and I look forward.
Speaker 2: To talking to you again.
Speaker 3: All Right, thank you, sir, guy.
Speaker 1: This is happening across our entire nation. I mean, I
Speaker 1: am a victim of this. Just a few weeks ago.
Speaker 1: My truck was stolen and it's somewhere now in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico,
Speaker 1: and I can't get it back. Okay, I can't get
Speaker 1: it back. I can see it. I got a tile.
Speaker 1: I can see it driving around Nuevo Laredo being controlled
Speaker 1: by the cartels. I bet you they didn't know they
Speaker 1: took it from Sarah Carter. Folks, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for joining me here, and I'll be right back in
Speaker 1: a moment. That was Jerry Torres, candidate for Virginia's district
Speaker 1: number eight. Let's see him if he can beat Dom
Speaker 1: Bayer in that race, because we need some common sense
Speaker 1: in Virginia, especially in Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax where the
Speaker 1: gangs apparently are in control of all of the apartment complexes.
Speaker 2: That's pretty scary stuff.
Speaker 1: Right now, We've got Congressman Ruley, he's going to be
Speaker 1: coming up on the show. His family ran a grocery
Speaker 1: store for the last one hundred years.
Speaker 2: Think about that.
Speaker 1: This is a guy who can actually tell us what's
Speaker 1: going on, and he can actually explain inflation, the fact
Speaker 1: that it's not transitory.
Speaker 2: Hello, Congressman.
Speaker 1: Really, thank you so much for being on the show
Speaker 1: with us today, and we are going to have more
Speaker 1: as the show comes up.
Speaker 2: Folks. I'm still looking for my truck.
Speaker 1: If anyone's out in Nuevo Laredo and has seen my
Speaker 1: Toyota Tundra, yes, it was made in San Antonio. Nobody
Speaker 1: give me any bad rap on that it was made
Speaker 1: in San Antonio.
Speaker 2: If anyone sees my.
Speaker 1: Truck, please get it back for me. I don't want
Speaker 1: the hotels to be driving it any long.