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Speaker 2: How are you slick?
Speaker 3: How you doing I'm doing well. I'm doing good tonight.
Speaker 2: Anything anything that you're You're you're always all over the place.
Speaker 2: You're always going to meetings and dinners and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Anything happened today.
Speaker 3: Or were you today?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: We got a big project in Holbrook. They want to
Speaker 3: put a big Amazon in Holbrook. So we had a
Speaker 3: meeting with them, and you know, I don't know, it
Speaker 3: looks like a lot, you know, the old twenty pounds
Speaker 3: of sausage in the ten pound casing. You know, so
Speaker 3: I don't know what we got to you know, be
Speaker 3: an open minded but it's a it's a it's a lot.
Speaker 2: Now let me ask you as any of it because
Speaker 2: they know your position, your your highly ranked political position
Speaker 2: in the community. Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Has anybody pulled you aside and said, ay, yeah, you
Speaker 2: know with help, Yeah, buy yourself something.
Speaker 3: No, that that went out twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: Wo, you're offering you shoes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's different.
Speaker 1: You Jimmy choos like if they.
Speaker 3: If they offer shoes, I may sell my soul. Now
Speaker 3: I'm only kidding, but yeah, no, no, none of that.
Speaker 3: That don't go on anymore.
Speaker 2: Stop that's what they all say, all the shenans that happen. No, No,
Speaker 2: it's nice that uh you know you're kind of keeping
Speaker 2: into because of let's face it, you've been in there
Speaker 2: for a while. Uh, kind of keep an eye on
Speaker 2: the community.
Speaker 3: And sure, it's very important.
Speaker 2: And you know, for me, I have a big thing
Speaker 2: to drop in the middle of this.
Speaker 3: It isn't my mother lives three hundred yards away from
Speaker 3: the line, so that I mean, it's really a dichotomy
Speaker 3: for me. You know, I got a lot going on
Speaker 3: that place. So but we'll see what happens with that.
Speaker 3: You know, it would be a lot of meetings and
Speaker 3: it's going to be a couple of years if it
Speaker 3: even you know, gets off.
Speaker 2: The ground right, Well, very good. So, uh you got
Speaker 2: that going on? Anything in sports that you're gonna you
Speaker 2: want to do a little plug for before Big Shoe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, the Commands had a big free agent signing
Speaker 3: earlier today, Stefan Diggs. That's I mean with him and
Speaker 3: Terry McLaurin. That's a unbelievable tandem with with Daniel's. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're gonna have some team this year. They've got a
Speaker 3: major upgrade in the NFC East. I think the Giants
Speaker 3: are going to be a lot better as well. Live
Speaker 3: Golf apparently is fully funded. They announced today. Yeah, they
Speaker 3: found somebody to give I thought illeginally they're looking for
Speaker 3: three fifty, but they found somebody to come up with
Speaker 3: two fifty. So it looks like they're going to be around.
Speaker 3: And Doctor Fauci, he had a response to Aaron Rodgers'
Speaker 3: comments on Monday. He's trying to you know, you're trying
Speaker 3: to get him a little direction, all right.
Speaker 2: So we'll be covering some of that stuff throughout the show.
Speaker 2: And of course, like I mentioned, Dave's not here now,
Speaker 2: but he will be joining us a little bit later
Speaker 2: via via the magic of the Internet, so we'll we'll
Speaker 2: be cluing in with him in just a little bit.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, A story that broke yesterday, and you
Speaker 2: weren't here, Paul, yesterday, but this story broke. You probably
Speaker 2: heard about it. That a guy was arrested outside of
Speaker 2: let's see where it's the President's President Trump's visit to
Speaker 2: his Trump National Golf Club out in California in Rancho
Speaker 2: Palos Verdes. I was arrestled with the cachet of weapons
Speaker 2: in his home and his vehicle on Sunday. He was
Speaker 2: kind of staking out the place. According to this the
Speaker 2: thirty eight year old man, his name Janine, I'd be
Speaker 2: upset and probably own a bunch of weapons too, is
Speaker 2: if my parents name me Jeanine. Janine John Teal was
Speaker 2: taken into custody by La County Sheriff's deputies. They patted
Speaker 2: him down and allegedly discovered a sixteen round magazine loaded
Speaker 2: with hollow point ammunition. And last I heard hollow point,
Speaker 2: so it does as much damage as possible on him,
Speaker 2: that's right, right?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So then they searched his car, found the loaded
Speaker 2: pistol round with a round in the chamber, along with
Speaker 2: another loaded magazine containing more holow point ammunition. Houston public
Speaker 2: media know that the law enforcement also searched his home
Speaker 2: and found another rifle, a pistol, body armor, and more ammunition.
Speaker 2: The investigation of the teal's conduct is ongoing in the
Speaker 2: Secret Service, of course, is involved. And this is again
Speaker 2: you can give him as somebody who was kind of
Speaker 2: staking out Trump's national golf club because he's supposed to
Speaker 2: be there, uh in the next next day or so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this this we got to make an example, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, I mean yep, and well we got
Speaker 3: we get to his social media accounts. I'm sure there's
Speaker 3: plenty in there that gives you the reason why he
Speaker 3: was there doing what he's doing. So nobody's mentioned that yet.
Speaker 3: I don't think, right.
Speaker 2: That's going to be some of the something as well.
Speaker 3: Fox TDS then you know, yeah, Fox.
Speaker 2: Was reported the man had been seen walking the golf
Speaker 2: course grounds and taking pictures and video while appearing to
Speaker 2: monitor security planning activities. Oh boy, sounds like he was
Speaker 2: stak in the place.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he was case in the joint asked dumb
Speaker 1: questions and you know, obviously well armed and TDS riddled
Speaker 1: with it. So, I mean, I just hope they make
Speaker 1: I just hope they make a legitimate example out of
Speaker 1: this guy. I mean, this is as trees and Us
Speaker 1: as it gets.
Speaker 3: Where book you can prove it, you obviously, I go
Speaker 3: through the law roops. I'd put him in for thirty years.
Speaker 3: I know that sounds crazy, but I put him in
Speaker 3: like it was murder.
Speaker 1: I would.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you know, he is never gonna get that.
Speaker 2: Targeting the president of the United States, That's that's huge.
Speaker 2: That's pretty huge.
Speaker 3: So what does treeson get you these days?
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to get your death.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we haven't seen any of that happen yet. Here
Speaker 2: is cut number four was President Trump deal? Yeah, here's
Speaker 2: President Trump actually talking about what could be considered the
Speaker 2: latest assassination attempt. Cut number four checked us out, there
Speaker 2: was a threat, there was a man who was arrested,
Speaker 2: seemed to be heavily armed near the property here on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Is it it's an ongoing concern sir?
Speaker 2: Talk about that for brief you think, Well, the only thing.
Speaker 3: I get a little solace from is they say only
Speaker 3: consequential presidents, And I am definitely consequential.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know how it could be kind
Speaker 2: of you know, jovial about you know, another assassination that's him.
Speaker 2: But I mean you.
Speaker 1: Think about it, Guys like McKinley, Andrew Jackson, FK. I mean,
Speaker 1: anybody who challenges the money, Abe Linkett, anybody who challenges
Speaker 1: the money system gets whack. So right, hats off the
Speaker 1: President Trump, God protect them.
Speaker 3: You know, you have a PTA president that can miss
Speaker 3: Freud will get more attention on the liberal channels than this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, right, yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: According to this, also, Teale's gonna face criminal charges from
Speaker 2: LA Superior Court stemming from this from the same incidents
Speaker 2: affected to make an initial appearance in the U. S.
Speaker 2: District Court in downtown Los Angeles. While they continue investigating
Speaker 2: his motives, they say they are thankful and he was
Speaker 2: apprehended before the President's visit, according to the first assistant
Speaker 2: US State's Attorney, Bill slay Out in California. So there
Speaker 2: you have it. The investigation remains ongoing. But again, you
Speaker 2: know what we've seen this time and again, and you
Speaker 2: know when you still have the left sitting out there
Speaker 2: throwing out stuff like you know, we need to stop
Speaker 2: this president and all the hyperbole they put behind their words,
Speaker 2: knowing they just want to trigger the right.
Speaker 1: Person, Nazi, fascist, you know, killer like rapist, pedal, an
Speaker 1: endless assault on Trump is just all it does is
Speaker 1: breed this ground and that's what they want. They getting
Speaker 1: what they want. And you know, we're watching Dana Bash
Speaker 1: and the other lunatics now coming to the aid of Fauci.
Speaker 1: And do you guys see RFK watch any of him
Speaker 1: going ahead to head with Dana, But yes, it's just fantastic,
Speaker 1: fantastic that RFK was knocked out of the park. Good
Speaker 1: the whole thing. That was great. So it's good to
Speaker 1: see people are standing up because they finally can they're
Speaker 1: getting some backing. In the past, people have just completely
Speaker 1: left on their own. Anybody who went up against anybody
Speaker 1: in mainstream media didn't get any support whatsoever. And now
Speaker 1: there's an ecosystem and it you know that that can
Speaker 1: protect people who have alternative voices and challenge the science.
Speaker 1: So good on him.
Speaker 2: And not only that, you also saw Steven A. Smith.
Speaker 2: I know, you know, everybody's got their issues with Steven a.
Speaker 2: Somebody had to say it, but he did say it.
Speaker 2: He apologized for his attacks on Kyrie Irving. You know,
Speaker 2: because Kyrie stood tall and said, look, I am not
Speaker 2: doing this. He lost half a season. He was constantly
Speaker 2: you know, berated and attacked in the media on ESPN,
Speaker 2: on regular media. Everybody was after him because he wouldn't comply.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: And now it turns out he shouldn't have complied.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you have the story now, but
Speaker 1: ESPN is enraged at Aaron Rodgers, and they're enraged at
Speaker 1: McAfee for the way he attacked the ESPN on ESPN,
Speaker 1: And now they were talking about not covering his highlights
Speaker 1: this year way they normally would as a retribution. That's
Speaker 1: how vindictive of media we have.
Speaker 3: We ran that last night with the ESPN. You know
Speaker 3: what they're dealing with with these lunatics on the left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Rodgers, yep, it's just amazing.
Speaker 3: It's just amazing the freedom of speech.
Speaker 2: That's what happens. You Like you said, you go against
Speaker 2: the system, and they want to fight that. They want
Speaker 2: to put you back in your place. They don't like
Speaker 2: when people, you know, venture off and decide to think
Speaker 2: for themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't go against the corporate bottom line.
Speaker 2: Right exactly. And I think I we'll continue talking more
Speaker 2: about that because that's also the central tenet of communism
Speaker 2: as well. Don't speak against it, don't even look at it,
Speaker 2: pretend it's not there. We'll cover all that because of
Speaker 2: course of the election results from last night. We'll cover
Speaker 2: some of that throughout the show, and of course sports
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Speaker 2: I think he's in Paul's trunk right now. We're trying
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Speaker 2: with Paul, and of course I've got some stuff. But
Speaker 2: let's kick it off with some sports. Sports brought to
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Speaker 2: What's going on.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the Diamond. Yes, we're gonna go to
Speaker 3: the Diamond. I know Paul is dying here about what's
Speaker 3: going on in baseball with his Mets there of course. Oh,
Speaker 3: they're on a winning streak. I think they did one
Speaker 3: last night, right Orioles three to one over the Angels.
Speaker 3: Right now, top of the seventh, A's and Red's I
Speaker 3: told you in the nineteen seventy two World Series. In
Speaker 3: the match right now, tied to two. In the middle
Speaker 3: of the sixth, we have the Guardians and Mets tied
Speaker 3: at three. In Cleveland, bottom of the fifth there, Top five,
Speaker 3: Phillies over the Nats two to one. Yankees and Cardinals
Speaker 3: no score, top of the first. Just under way there
Speaker 3: in Junkie Stadium, we got the Red Sox two nothing
Speaker 3: over the White Sox. In Boston top of the fourth,
Speaker 3: Praise four nothing over them all in top four as well,
Speaker 3: bottom third, no score, Pirates and Brewers, Royals and Twins
Speaker 3: Dido no score their top third finals from earlier today,
Speaker 3: Blue Jays edge the Astros five to four, Cubs down
Speaker 3: the Dodgers seven is six, Rangers ripped the Giants six
Speaker 3: six nothing, and the Rays blank the Rockies for zip
Speaker 3: Tiger's taken on the Mariners at nine to fort and
Speaker 3: Padres Diamondbacks nine to forty as well. You know, we
Speaker 3: didn't expansion. We need a few more baseball team scores
Speaker 3: to pap. And this is a big news in the NFL.
Speaker 3: And tomorrow night it's the first NFL game pre season,
Speaker 3: of course, but you have the Panthers and the Cardinals
Speaker 3: getting it on the Hall of Fame game Thursday night
Speaker 3: and we shall see about that. But pretty cool. And
Speaker 3: Stefan Diggs signing with the Commanders as four time Pro
Speaker 3: Bowl wide receiver or fors Jaden Daniels another weapon. Per
Speaker 3: report Garrett Podell of CBS Sports, the Washington command Is
Speaker 3: now have the high level number two wide receiver, Pro
Speaker 3: Bowl quarterback Jayden Daniels and his two Pro Bowl wide
Speaker 3: receivers Terry McLaurin have been searching for four time Pro
Speaker 3: Bowl as Stefan Diggs. He is set with the Commanders
Speaker 3: per in esper report, the reported terms are a one
Speaker 3: year deal worth up to twelve million. According to ESPN,
Speaker 3: that's a good price for that guy. Diggs, who was
Speaker 3: released by the Patriots before free agency kicked off in March.
Speaker 3: Because the cap pits on his contract were set to
Speaker 3: increase from ten to twenty six million in each of
Speaker 3: the next two seasons, so there's plenty of gas in
Speaker 3: his tank. He's entering his twelfth NFL season. The thirty
Speaker 3: two ar Old led the twenty twenty five AFC Champion
Speaker 3: Pagers with one thy, thirteen yards receiving and four tds
Speaker 3: on eighty five catches. So I think this is actually
Speaker 3: very big news having a number two like this. This
Speaker 3: guy could be a number one on some teams even
Speaker 3: at thirty two. Still still got a lot of legs
Speaker 3: and a lot of jews. So you know, we shall
Speaker 3: see what happens. But football is definitely underswing. And speaking
Speaker 3: of swing, and let's just get a golf clubs out
Speaker 3: real quick. Brick Live Golf secures funding to keep league alive.
Speaker 3: CEO Scott O'Neil says reported on this last week that
Speaker 3: there was some talk about maybe Live going bye bye,
Speaker 3: but they're gonna and they're gonna live again. Mark schley
Speaker 3: Back of ESPN Live Golf is secure funding from an
Speaker 3: outside investor that will keep the circuit alive beyond this season.
Speaker 3: According to league CEO Scout O'Neil. O'Neil made the announcement
Speaker 3: Wednesday at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminston, New Jersey,
Speaker 3: the site of this week's tournament, which teas off Thursday.
Speaker 3: O'Neill didn't identify the investor or how much money will
Speaker 3: be injected into the league. Live Golf said it has
Speaker 3: hoped to finalize the terms in the coming weeks and
Speaker 3: close the transaction in September. So Live is Gonna Live.
Speaker 3: Looks like they're gonna keep going and then, you know,
Speaker 3: continue to be a PGA, you know, a little bit
Speaker 3: of not really a thorn in the PGA. PJ seems
Speaker 3: to still be doing phenomenal even with Live, but they
Speaker 3: lost a couple of good players, so we'll shall see.
Speaker 3: But Live is Live's gonna live for another year, it
Speaker 3: looks like at least. And that's a rapid sports for
Speaker 3: this segment. Rick back to your well.
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Speaker 2: Nolan is here, He's got some stuff as well. What's
Speaker 2: going on in your world there?
Speaker 1: This is one of those stories. It just really ticks
Speaker 1: you off. I guess it boils your potatoes. California just
Speaker 1: every time you think they can't be dumber, they can't
Speaker 1: be worse as a state. This story is just and
Speaker 1: animal lovers tune out right now because this is horrible.
Speaker 1: William Molson, thirty three, from Reno, was arrested in San
Speaker 1: Francisco on July fourteenth after allegedly torturing and killing a
Speaker 1: kitten in an atm vestibule on Market Street, involving a
Speaker 1: rooftop chase with police and drones and fire departments. California
Speaker 1: had a pre trial detention limit set from a Supreme
Speaker 1: Court ruling holding him for animal cruelty charges, and it
Speaker 1: doesn't qualify as violence against a person, leading to his
Speaker 1: release before the July twentieth raiment, which he skipped, of course,
Speaker 1: prompting a warrant renal. Police then track him down and
Speaker 1: they find him after he adopted a bunch of kittens again,
Speaker 1: and of course this guy was stuff at him in
Speaker 1: microwaves and blowing them up and cutting their heads up.
Speaker 1: Lunatic psychopath and these morons in California. I mean, I
Speaker 1: got a clip if you guys want to check in
Speaker 1: your story out, if you want to get it even
Speaker 1: more pecked off.
Speaker 3: That guy needs thirty is.
Speaker 4: He cannot as a system hold them in court without
Speaker 4: being allowed to post bail that they can afford to pay.
Speaker 5: An example of what could happen recently did when a
Speaker 5: man accused of torturing a kitten in San Francisco was
Speaker 5: released and was a no show for his arraignment. A
Speaker 5: few days later, Reno police raided a home to arrest
Speaker 5: him for allegedly adopting more kittens and abusing them.
Speaker 4: Anyone who's committed nonviolent crime, and I mean non violent
Speaker 4: against another person, not an animal, anything like that is
Speaker 4: going to be back out into the street.
Speaker 6: Most likely.
Speaker 1: That's enough of this. That's insanity, and this is California.
Speaker 1: Just don't you think they can't do everything wrong? With
Speaker 1: he do everything wrong? I mean, how how could the
Speaker 1: left and right both not agree on animal cruelty at
Speaker 1: this point? Couldn't that be Trump's falter? At this point?
Speaker 1: I mean enough, the state is just going to hell
Speaker 1: in a hand basket.
Speaker 2: It's just amazing. And listen to the way she she
Speaker 2: frames it. Well, it's not against a person, that is
Speaker 2: a that is a living being, exactly to a lot
Speaker 2: of most people that have pets, cats, dogs, what have you.
Speaker 2: Those are parts of their family.
Speaker 1: And how do most serial killer start.
Speaker 2: Most serial killers start by killing little killing.
Speaker 1: Little animals, torturing him.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: So until he actually decides to cut the head off
Speaker 2: of a human, Well, we're gonna let him go until
Speaker 2: he gets to that point. We can't stop him until
Speaker 2: that point. Then we'll see exactly.
Speaker 1: Right when the when the endorphin rushes and enough killing
Speaker 1: a dog or a cat, but we'll see where he goes.
Speaker 2: They crank it up to another that's terrible.
Speaker 3: I really really should pay see that's you know what, And.
Speaker 2: It's stuff like that. And and I'm not a lunatic,
Speaker 2: and I'm not saying I'm going to do this, but
Speaker 2: something like that Citizen is a vigil anti movie. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying they're totally wrong.
Speaker 3: I understand.
Speaker 2: I understand exactly. It's it's the old Chris rockstand. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying I would do it, but I understand because
Speaker 2: that's the type of person that will not learn, they
Speaker 2: will not change. They are broken. There's something wrong with
Speaker 2: So unless they unless you're gonna sit there and say,
Speaker 2: you know what, we're going to commit this person to
Speaker 2: a mental institution and lock them down so it doesn't
Speaker 2: hurt anybody, doesn't, doesn't crank it up, like Paul said,
Speaker 2: because this is where this leads. Eventually, it's going to
Speaker 2: lead to bigger game in this guy's head, and that's
Speaker 2: gonna be humans. And unfortunately, again you have to wait
Speaker 2: until they actually do it. You can't stop them. Well,
Speaker 2: this is the chance for you to stop because this
Speaker 2: this guy is destroying lives. They might be human lives,
Speaker 2: but they're lives, right.
Speaker 1: I mean the level of cruelty it takes to hurt
Speaker 1: a kitten, yeah, is next level sick.
Speaker 3: I mean this it took.
Speaker 1: I mean, this thing didn't it was impossible. It was
Speaker 1: never a threat. You can't wear its pelt.
Speaker 3: You're not eating it.
Speaker 1: You're not eating stuff, you're not hunked a going down,
Speaker 1: you know, trying to get an elk. There's nothing about
Speaker 1: it that's even remotely normal.
Speaker 2: Right, It's not a savor through tiger threatening you when
Speaker 2: you're in your cave, right, nothing like that is normal.
Speaker 3: People in the chats say their dogs and cattle hiding
Speaker 3: underneath the couch right now. During this segment, they.
Speaker 1: Said, sorry about this guy. Honestly, I'm just so sick
Speaker 1: of California doing the dumbest stuff. So I just wanted
Speaker 1: to throw the story out there because I wanted to
Speaker 1: stay off the beaten path because you got most of
Speaker 1: the main headlines of the day, so I just thought
Speaker 1: I just thought it'd be worth it. You know, California
Speaker 1: is not It's even worse than you thought it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know what, New York is right behind it.
Speaker 2: Because there was a story I didn't send in. I
Speaker 2: don't think I sent it in about this uh, this
Speaker 2: guy that was arrested for for an attempted murder outside
Speaker 2: of a Bronx courthouse. Guess who drove him there.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's the parent his mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his mom has worked for Mount Vernon Police. And
Speaker 2: guess who's in the backseat of the hop pop.
Speaker 1: You know, families that dow hits together die together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, unbelievable. So don't worry. Don't worry. California to
Speaker 2: New York is fright beyond the drive by? Would your
Speaker 2: mom exactly? Unbelievable? All right, we'll take a quick break,
Speaker 2: we'll come back. We'll do some more news, more sports,
Speaker 2: look slick, and we'll see if David's gonna be joining
Speaker 2: us at some point. I from Studio six be Real
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Speaker 2: a Wednesday night. Welcome back to the program. We got
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff to cover. More sports, more news,
Speaker 2: more stuff with you guys in the chat. But we
Speaker 2: have breaking news. Paul, I feel like an actual newsman.
Speaker 1: Oh why would you feel that way?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but just got sent this from a
Speaker 2: high level source over at Real America's Voice sent it
Speaker 2: to us breaking news. Senate investigators obtained doctor Fauci's iPhone
Speaker 2: from his HHS from AHHS and COVID actions probe. Check
Speaker 2: this out Dateline, Washington. A Senate panel obtained the copy
Speaker 2: of doctor Fauci's iPhone while investigating the doctor's actions during
Speaker 2: the COVID nineteen pandemic, Department of Health and Human Services
Speaker 2: transferred the phone to the Home Senate Homeland Security Permanent
Speaker 2: Subcommittee on Investigation say that for real fast three times.
Speaker 2: Senator Ron Johnson chairs that committee. This development comes after
Speaker 2: days of copies of the doctor's journals were released to
Speaker 2: the public following their transfer from HHS to Congress. Pressure
Speaker 2: continues to pile against doctor Fauci in recent days, after
Speaker 2: Senators Johnson and Ram Paul questioned him over issues related
Speaker 2: to healthcare measures during the pandemic and the origins of
Speaker 2: the virus. A. Senator Paul's committee will vote on Thursday
Speaker 2: whether the whole Faucian contempt for refusing to answer questions
Speaker 2: before the committee. Last week, Fauci described Paul as having
Speaker 2: an unhinged obsession with him. Then he went ahead and
Speaker 2: used the Fifth Amendment one hundred and eleven times one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars a single freaking question because he's.
Speaker 1: An eleven times yes, because he's got blake and immunity. Yeah,
Speaker 1: not even.
Speaker 2: Would it wouldn't tell.
Speaker 3: Her he's got a pardon.
Speaker 1: He still won't ask.
Speaker 2: He won't answer because well, the science wasn't exactly science.
Speaker 2: Paul the phone that has been turned in was used
Speaker 2: by Fauci during his time as the director of National
Speaker 2: Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. According to johnson spokesperson,
Speaker 2: the phone could be part of a more public document
Speaker 2: transfer on the way as well. Paul and Johnson have
Speaker 2: received millions of additional Fauci related pages from government services.
Speaker 2: See that's the best part is that this d bag
Speaker 2: did all of his stuff on his government computer. So
Speaker 2: everything anxiety, everybody he talked, everybody he talked to, the
Speaker 2: people that worked for him. They got copies. It's all there,
Speaker 2: and it's just a matter of pulling it out and
Speaker 2: taking a look.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the four hundred ft ego.
Speaker 2: It was the ego all along. And that's what usually
Speaker 2: gets people right, is their ego. Yes, they think they
Speaker 2: can't be stop this.
Speaker 6: PAULA.
Speaker 2: Johnson received millions of additional Fauci related pages, and at
Speaker 2: least four Republican led states meanwhile, have let launched their
Speaker 2: own investigations into Fauci, one of those being the state
Speaker 2: of Florida. I mean, I wasn't gonna cover this till later,
Speaker 2: but man, we should just jump to it because this
Speaker 2: is this is all breaking news. And I know, I know, Slick,
Speaker 2: you've got something on this as well with Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: coming forward. Oh yeah, because doctor Fauci decided he was
Speaker 2: going to go after Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, so we'll cover
Speaker 2: that as well. But this is coming from Florida Attorney
Speaker 2: General as he announces doctor Fauci's gonna get some subpoenas
Speaker 2: and they intend to hold him accountable. Why oh, because
Speaker 2: he's a dirtbag scumbag and he needs to be held
Speaker 2: accountable for all the crap that he did during COVID
Speaker 2: and you know, let's face it, there were a lot
Speaker 2: of shady things that this guy was up to while
Speaker 2: he was working for the American people working.
Speaker 1: I want to see them seize his assets first and
Speaker 1: foremost that you know what.
Speaker 2: That's my I want this guy tied up in in
Speaker 2: in court so much, paying so many, so many millions
Speaker 2: in league bill like hunt to Biden, He's got to
Speaker 2: sell his house seventy I want him to go on
Speaker 2: public assistance because that's.
Speaker 3: What he deserves.
Speaker 2: He is get snapsteps, go get just snapped chats, little box.
Speaker 2: According to this Florida Attorney General is announcing doctor Fauci
Speaker 2: is gonna get subpoenaed and they promised to hold him accountable.
Speaker 2: Florida Attorney General James Youthmeyer announced on Fox News earlier
Speaker 2: the doctor Fauci following the subpoena of doctor Fauci, following
Speaker 2: the former director of National Institute and Infectionous Diseases invoking
Speaker 2: the Fifth Amendment more than one hundred times, and Senate
Speaker 2: he joined and uh. He detailed Florida's legal pursuit of
Speaker 2: Fauci over his handling of the COVID pandemic. Here he
Speaker 2: is cutting number thirteen. Here's that Florida AG announcing this earlier,
Speaker 2: cut thirteen. Check this out.
Speaker 7: Doctor, I'm really focused in on his self dealing. Evidence
Speaker 7: has come to light that he was trying to personally
Speaker 7: profit off of this. This is outside of his government duties,
Speaker 7: his official role. He's trying to pursue book deals, awards,
Speaker 7: get connected with high rollers that you might help him
Speaker 7: come into millions and millions of dollars. This is wrong
Speaker 7: and it could go towards a deceptive trade practice, fraud,
Speaker 7: public nuisance, you name it. I think there's many aspects
Speaker 7: of Florida law that now are implicated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, according to this, he said. The age also said,
Speaker 2: we issued the formal subpoena of the doctor Fauci on
Speaker 2: the Florida law seeking a breath of documents, raging for
Speaker 2: what he knew when he knew it, his doubts about
Speaker 2: the safety in the ecofacy of vaccines that he was
Speaker 2: out there promoting. Here he is another cut from the
Speaker 2: AG cut number fourteen. Here he is talking about legal
Speaker 2: questions about how he may have profited. Cut fourteen. Doctor
Speaker 2: Fauci a dirt bag. Check this out.
Speaker 7: Officials, they have a lot of immunities, They have protections
Speaker 7: when they're doing their job. But when somebody like doctor
Speaker 7: Fauci is lying and deceiving the American people pushing out
Speaker 7: directives and mandates that he privately questions as unsafe and
Speaker 7: he's deriving a profit from it, that raises larger legal question.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So hopefully good.
Speaker 1: Please let's see, let's set every state do this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because there's a lot of states that are now
Speaker 2: looking at this going hmm, maybe this is this is
Speaker 2: going to be our way to pull a pound to
Speaker 2: flesh out of Fauci as.
Speaker 3: Well, saying pardon me, we got some business to talk about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, According to the age. He said, it starts
Speaker 2: as a civil inquiry, but we're going to tie it
Speaker 2: in to all aspects of Florida common law, things ranging
Speaker 2: from deceptive trade, fraud, public nuisance. Nothing is off the table,
Speaker 2: and that's what I like to hear. Nothing is off
Speaker 2: the table with this little nome. Lastly, check out this clip.
Speaker 2: And I grabbed this because we played it last week
Speaker 2: and I think it kind of gets lost. But this
Speaker 2: is former CIA whistleblower James Erdman on with Catherine herrit
Speaker 2: who did a great, like forty minute interview with this
Speaker 2: guy and they talked about the Fauci situation and how
Speaker 2: he was tied into the Intel.
Speaker 1: Interview. That interview was Muscy TV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I sent it to you, right.
Speaker 1: I believe yeah, you said me.
Speaker 2: Because it was it was Justine herriage is great, much
Speaker 2: like me. She has a blue check mark. So you
Speaker 2: should definitely follower.
Speaker 1: What what Aaron?
Speaker 2: Shut up? I earned this anyhow, here is here is
Speaker 2: Katherine Ethridge with CIA whistleblower James Erdman basically saying this
Speaker 2: is what you need to do when you're looking at
Speaker 2: Fauci cut number fifteen.
Speaker 8: Check this out, Doctor Anthony fauci knew that was dangerous
Speaker 8: gain of function. You're gonna want to take a look
Speaker 8: at the money, follow the money, Where does that go?
Speaker 8: That is the first and most important step.
Speaker 2: Yeah, first and more most important step. He also talked
Speaker 2: about the contracts that he was pursuing with the other agencies.
Speaker 1: That that whole forty minutes was so powerful and so informative,
Speaker 1: and so, you know, everything about it felt completely authentic.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes you like look at people like maybe
Speaker 1: they're trying to sell something. That forty minutes was NonStop
Speaker 1: bomb of information after another. To fine one clip is
Speaker 1: not easy to do on a on something that was
Speaker 1: rich in content, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know what, And again, he's a whistleblower.
Speaker 2: They put himself out there. You know, it took the
Speaker 2: brunt of it because he decided to expose all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And more and more whistle blowers are coming out now
Speaker 1: because they have the support of the administration. In the past,
Speaker 1: whistle blows would come out and they would come down
Speaker 1: with a quick, sudden dates case of death. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: it was they weren't talking so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, stand too close to a window, right, especially as they.
Speaker 1: Get flying lessons for free. It's only one.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, but this also leads to one of slick sports stories.
Speaker 2: I figure we should cover it now because I mean,
Speaker 2: let's face it, it all kind of ties in is
Speaker 2: just talking about Aaron Rodgers had with Aaron Rodgers and
Speaker 2: the way that ESPN is reacting because again they're part
Speaker 2: of that machine, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no question about ABC, which is Disney, which is
Speaker 1: one of the five major corporations that just dominate our sensibilities.
Speaker 3: Right yeah, you sent this to me from MSN. This
Speaker 3: is the story by Ishan Bacha Terra. But doctor Anthony
Speaker 3: Fauci's attorney, he responds to Aaron Rodgers ESPN insults with
Speaker 3: Pat McAfee. Pittsburgh Steel has QB. Aaron rodgers explosive es
Speaker 3: appearance on the Pat McAfee Show has had led to
Speaker 3: a strong response from doctor Anthony Fauci's lawyer. The prime
Speaker 3: of the COVID nineteen pandemic is over half a decade
Speaker 3: behind the world now, but the fractors in social discourse
Speaker 3: from the traumatic remain. Sports stars like Aaron Rodgers embraced
Speaker 3: controversial stances anyway. Aaron Rodgers told to stick to football
Speaker 3: by Anthony Fauci's lawyer. After Rodgers's recent appearance on ESPN
Speaker 3: the Pat McAfee Show where he called doctor Fauchi a coward,
Speaker 3: David Shuler, the doctor's attorney, responded with a simple but
Speaker 3: blunt message, Aaron Rodgers doesn't know what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: He should stick to football. Rogers heavily criticized Fauci. Of
Speaker 3: course during the pandemic. We know we played it already,
Speaker 3: but that's what happens. So they're telling him to stick
Speaker 3: to football. It's basically what they said. They're gonna say
Speaker 3: much more than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he knows exactly what he's talking about, and that's
Speaker 2: why they're angry. Oh, no question, Yes, that's why they're man.
Speaker 1: Brings me back to the Dana Bash thing. Dana Bash
Speaker 1: telling you know he's data. Bash obviously was a full
Speaker 1: blown shill, and she says, I don't want you using
Speaker 1: that kind of talk on my network in my show,
Speaker 1: And RFK was like, you don't know, you're not a scientist.
Speaker 1: He's like, well, neither of you. This guy has done
Speaker 1: so much research on this subject. Just because he doesn't
Speaker 1: have a degree, he is following the science, and any
Speaker 1: science that doesn't you know, backup, Pfizer's bottom line doesn't
Speaker 1: mean it's not real science. It just means it's not
Speaker 1: corporate protection, you know. And uh and to me, it's
Speaker 1: the same thing here. They're just gonna they're gonna hold
Speaker 1: that company line and they're gonna keep gas light and
Speaker 1: everybodyun ttil it goes away.
Speaker 2: And you know what's crazy about the the RFK thing
Speaker 2: is he doesn't have to be a scientist. He's an
Speaker 2: attorney who sued them. He's been to court and he's
Speaker 2: had to read the science, and he understands it. He
Speaker 2: understands it better than better than the talking heads on CNN's.
Speaker 1: Shana Bash didn't read one study. He's very obvious she
Speaker 1: didn't read any of it. She's just following her defense mechanism,
Speaker 1: bullet points. That's all she was doing. The real Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 1: If you haven't read that book, at least listen to
Speaker 1: it on audio. It's a must.
Speaker 2: I forgot the name of the doctor I did repost
Speaker 2: that like a week or so ago, from the early
Speaker 2: nineties or eighties, the doctor who was calling out Fauci for.
Speaker 1: The give in a sudden case of death. Also, yeah,
Speaker 1: I forgot his name too, But you know it's the
Speaker 1: clip is still out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just again it goes round and a
Speaker 2: round just because. And this is where it drives people nuts,
Speaker 2: because we're being told that everything that we know is
Speaker 2: true now is not true, even as they even as
Speaker 2: they're showing you the evidence. Here's what he said. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but that that doesn't matter. It wasn't me, right, wasn't
Speaker 2: me exactly? You're run exactly, you're running through the house completely.
Speaker 2: It wasn't me. It wasn't me. You're you're crazy, and
Speaker 2: anybody the people like like the data bashes and everybody
Speaker 2: at ESPN that that is now going after Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: because he decided to speak out. It's it's you know what, good.
Speaker 3: I don't blame Rogers. He took a lot of crap
Speaker 3: back then. He took He had to deal with so
Speaker 3: much bs from all angles when he didn't take the vaccine.
Speaker 3: Remember that he really was a champion for that. A
Speaker 3: few other athletes, but he was on the forefe and
Speaker 3: he really had knowledge. When you listen to me like
Speaker 3: this guy makes sense, believe me. He certainly motivated me
Speaker 3: and kept me in line with not getting that vaccination,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: And what's crazy is that all the medical people who
Speaker 2: advocated everything they learned throughout their medical careers that as
Speaker 2: soon as they said no, there's no other treatment, you
Speaker 2: have to use a vaccine, they went okay. They didn't
Speaker 2: ask questions, they didn't they push back, like, hey, how
Speaker 2: come we're not treating this virus like we treat all
Speaker 2: the other viruses, doctor Z.
Speaker 1: And the uh oh yeah, with the African accident, how
Speaker 1: many doctors kick? But with iver e met yes, it's
Speaker 1: lost pace. Terry Bradshaw making a buffoon of himself. You know,
Speaker 1: that's just the endless amount of lorem adul jabbar. Dummy dummy,
Speaker 1: just a total moral dummy.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, So there you have it. We went down the
Speaker 2: fountry road. There'll be more a slide from Studio six
Speaker 2: feet Real America's voice on a Wednesday night. I almost
Speaker 2: at Friday, feel bad. Uh, we'll be back. We'll take
Speaker 2: a quick break and we'll see if Damon's going to
Speaker 2: be joining us. In the meantime. The Catchers is in
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Speaker 2: hang out with you. And I was reading his h
Speaker 2: I was reading his latest article in PJ Media earlier today.
Speaker 2: Actually let me let me pull it up real quick
Speaker 2: because I wanted to reference it to put it up.
Speaker 2: But uh, it was a great piece. And again he
Speaker 2: does some great stuff over on PJ Media. You should
Speaker 2: look him up when he's there because the more the
Speaker 2: more you read, the more he gets to a bourbon
Speaker 2: Bourbon exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So Katy J came by. We had a barbecue
Speaker 1: on Sunday and I broke out the spy Trail, the
Speaker 1: two fifty big bottle. Huh it was I'm talking about guys.
Speaker 1: It's the smoothest one hundred and twenty eight proof you
Speaker 1: gotta a taste. Well, be careful with it, boy, beat capful,
Speaker 1: try shot, make it last.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyhow, nurse it.
Speaker 2: His latest column that you'll find on PJ Media, which
Speaker 2: was published yesterday, doctor Fauci science's biggest COVID era lies
Speaker 2: thus far. And he went through him one by one,
Speaker 2: kind of tackling him and you know, putting on his
Speaker 2: reminders that in twenty twenty four, Fauci had bribed scientists
Speaker 2: to agree that COVID came from what market, not from
Speaker 2: the lab.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: He paid off people to do gata function research and
Speaker 2: you know what, stuff like that too. It's their argument is, well,
Speaker 2: in case something like this happens, we'll have we'll have
Speaker 2: a vaccine for it. Well, if you don't create it,
Speaker 2: you don't need a vaccine without Exactly, I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: I know it sounds kind of simple.
Speaker 3: Such blood on his hands.
Speaker 2: It's an incredible boy exactly. Anyhow, all right, we'll do
Speaker 2: some sports with Slick do a little We'll do just
Speaker 2: a little bit of sports because we took we took
Speaker 2: one of your stories last segment.
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Speaker 3: Slick what you got all right? Down in Baltimore, the
Speaker 3: Orioles three to two over the Angels. Bottom of the
Speaker 3: eighth there, Top eight, we got the Reds leading the
Speaker 3: A's three to two. Reds are starting to come to
Speaker 3: life a little. Maybe they'll get out of the basement.
Speaker 3: Bob Matt's four to three over the Guardians. Look at
Speaker 3: that middle of the seventh. Up down in Cleveland, NAT's
Speaker 3: and Phillies tied at two. Top seven there, Cardinals and
Speaker 3: Yankees no score. Bottom of the second there, Yankees have
Speaker 3: a man on second though with one out, so we'll
Speaker 3: see what happens. Red soxwo nothing over the White Sox.
Speaker 3: End of five, bottom sixth we got the Braves four
Speaker 3: to one over the Marlins, and the Brewers lead the
Speaker 3: Pirates three nothing twins over the Royals. In case one
Speaker 3: zip I gave you the final scores earlier today, and well,
Speaker 3: of course, prosecutors now in this Terry Rozier case, here
Speaker 3: prosecutors alleged witness tampering in the Rosier betting case, Tom
Speaker 3: shared of ESPN. Federal prosecutors have alleged that a key
Speaker 3: defendant in the ongoing NBA gambling case has attempted to
Speaker 3: tamper with witnesses, including by posting a RAT emoji on Instagram.
Speaker 3: The US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New
Speaker 3: York said in a court filing Tuesday that de Niro Laster,
Speaker 3: a childhood friend of Terry Rosiers and co defendant in
Speaker 3: the NBA's gambling case, has repeatedly and flagrantly violated the
Speaker 3: conditions of his release. Prosecutors asked the judge to revoke
Speaker 3: Laster's bond and told him I'd hold him in custody
Speaker 3: until trial. Prosecutors alleged that Lasters attempted to contact code
Speaker 3: defendants in the case, both directly and through intermediaries, which
Speaker 3: would violate his bond. They also said that Instagram accounts
Speaker 3: associated with Leicester posted rat emergencies on at least two occasions,
Speaker 3: arguing that his use of the emoji and his reputation
Speaker 3: as someone who had a gun collection and who typically
Speaker 3: carried a gun suggested in an attent to immediate witness
Speaker 3: revocation of de Niro's lasts bill is the is bail
Speaker 3: is the only means of ensuring that he will comply
Speaker 3: with the court's orders refrained from further criminal conduct, preserve
Speaker 3: the integrity of these proceedings, and protect witnesses or perceived witnesses.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 3: A spokesperson for the US Attorney's Office declined to comment,
Speaker 3: but noted that a status conference in the case for
Speaker 3: all defendants was scheduled for today. Though Laster is not
Speaker 3: a well known figure like Rosia, prosecutes have alleged he
Speaker 3: played a key role in the gambling case. When Morgier
Speaker 3: informed Lassa that he had planned to leave a March
Speaker 3: twenty third game between the Charlotte Hornets and the New
Speaker 3: Orleans Pelicans. Early prosecutors say Leicester sold that information to
Speaker 3: fellow sports bettters so they could place fraudulent bets. Logier
Speaker 3: and Rosier allegedly agreed to a bribe of roughly seventy
Speaker 3: grand in exchange for the information, because you know you're
Speaker 3: getting getting was giving him the line, what's going on,
Speaker 3: so Terry Rogier. But I'll tell you that's a that's
Speaker 3: a crazy case. There we'll see what happens.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 3: You know, they take no prisons those guys there.
Speaker 2: It's just amazing that. I don't know, it just seems
Speaker 2: like a it's a little bit of money compared to
Speaker 2: what they make.
Speaker 3: I know, Well, he was probably trying to help his
Speaker 3: butt out, That's.
Speaker 11: What it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and without having to pay on himself.
Speaker 3: A seventy grand. You know how a lot of people
Speaker 3: work a whole year to make seventy grand. He's got
Speaker 3: to make it in one night.
Speaker 1: Exactly right. I mean, you know, but I think you
Speaker 1: got it. I think it's really more they feel like
Speaker 1: they got to take care of their homies. And look, man,
Speaker 1: I'm you know, they're tired of probably giving away their
Speaker 1: own money. The authorize gets expensive.
Speaker 3: It does. I mean, if fat cats for only so long,
Speaker 3: you would.
Speaker 1: Imagine a guy making ten to twenty million. It would
Speaker 1: be above reproach.
Speaker 2: Yep, you would think.
Speaker 1: I guess it takes a low IQ to going down
Speaker 1: that road.
Speaker 6: It sure does.
Speaker 3: And uh other Conor McGregor update. He talked about his
Speaker 3: surgery earlier today, so we'll get into that in an
Speaker 3: exports segment.
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Speaker 2: top of the art because I know you've got a
Speaker 2: bunch of stuff you want to get to. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you saw this though. And it's too bad
Speaker 2: that David's not here because he loves to complain that
Speaker 2: the yeah, fraud, this fraud, that it doesn't add up
Speaker 2: to a lot. Well, here's a little update is JD
Speaker 2: Vance announced a massive fraud crackdown at the historic Camp
Speaker 2: David cabinet meeting. He did that at the first ever
Speaker 2: livestream cabinet meeting at Camp David, identifying get the well,
Speaker 2: you know what, let him announce it. Here's cut number five.
Speaker 2: Here's JD. Vans announcing the amount of fraud that they've
Speaker 2: been able to identify and the level of corruption and
Speaker 2: fraud that took place during the Biden administration, which he
Speaker 2: said is unprecedented. Cut number five.
Speaker 12: Check this out, all stars of the Trump administration, that
Speaker 12: we have been able to identify two hundred and thirty
Speaker 12: billion dollars of fraud just since the Fraud Task Force
Speaker 12: was set up and that's frankly by conservative estimating it.
Speaker 12: Andrew and I had a meeting in my office last
Speaker 12: week and he said, do you want to estimate it
Speaker 12: conservatively or do you want to estimate it aggressively? And
Speaker 12: I said, well, I kind of want to estimate it aggressively,
Speaker 12: but then all you people will criticize us. So let's
Speaker 12: estimate it conservatively so that we can give the American
Speaker 12: people the most rock solid explanation of how this task
Speaker 12: force is working to protect their money.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So there he is announcing nearly a quarter trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: That's a good start.
Speaker 1: It's a good start, right, you know, yes, just get
Speaker 1: just get to a trillion, and it's a great start.
Speaker 1: It's a trillion, right.
Speaker 3: Like a plus one. We got a trillion plus one.
Speaker 3: What's only forty trillion in that?
Speaker 2: But think about it, like when you hear about people, oh,
Speaker 2: they stole you know, ten thousand dollars, and people go, oh,
Speaker 2: my goodness, put that person in jail. We're talking a
Speaker 2: quarter trillion dollars so far, and nobody's in jail. Well,
Speaker 2: some people are, but there should be a whole lot
Speaker 2: more people in jail.
Speaker 1: It's half of Congress right, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: It's insane.
Speaker 3: And we know what half man, Yeah, we.
Speaker 2: Know what half is right. In addition to the two
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty billion already uncovered, Vance also announced
Speaker 2: that President Trump is set to announce seventeen new anti
Speaker 2: fraud actions later Friday. He said these actions will total
Speaker 2: more than three hundred million. Say three hundred million doesn't
Speaker 2: sell that much, right, but compared to two hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty billion, billion.
Speaker 1: Thirty billion, Yeah, it's a ton of money.
Speaker 2: That is a staggering amount of wasted. That is our
Speaker 2: tax money. And that's the part that really ticks me off.
Speaker 2: And the part that you know, when it comes to
Speaker 2: these communists, they don't tell you either, guess what, Oh,
Speaker 2: we're gonna give you free this, free that, free this,
Speaker 2: free that. Guess what Where does the government gets money from? One?
Speaker 1: Guess?
Speaker 2: And it starts with the T and with an X.
Speaker 2: Tax comes from you. And that's what they don't understand,
Speaker 2: and that's what nobody tells. And in these dopes, Oh
Speaker 2: this sounds like a great ard dook. Noe's gonna take
Speaker 2: care of me. Yeah, every set you make will be
Speaker 2: taxed at ninety percent by the time you realize what's
Speaker 2: gone wrong anyway? All right, I guess the music means
Speaker 2: frogging apoto. Frogging a frog apot is right? All right?
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Speaker 1: Spared, there's another one that grinds your years.
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Speaker 1: So she's usually raw, but she's raw.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I don't know you said' here sor any of this.
Speaker 1: But in instead of judiciary hearing this week, investigative reporter
Speaker 1: Mia Cathell laid out how certain nonprofits aren't exactly waiting
Speaker 1: for the next spontaneous uprising. Groups like CHARLO and the
Speaker 1: Los Angeles Rapid Response Network have been using Blue Sky
Speaker 1: as a real time alert system to mobilize lawyers, activists,
Speaker 1: and legal observers the moment I shows up. The same
Speaker 1: organizations have taken tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer money.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is absolutely astounding, so mostly from California,
Speaker 1: but from earlier and other federal grants they get paid
Speaker 1: to obstruct federal immigration enforcement. It's truly astounding. This clip.
Speaker 1: When we get to it, it's it's honestly, it's enough
Speaker 1: to really make you want to lose your cookies, because
Speaker 1: the endless amount of fraud that we're constantly up against,
Speaker 1: it's it's enough, like you said, drip by drip, drop
Speaker 1: by drop, here's another ten to twenty million. Let it
Speaker 1: add up to a billion, but just as long as
Speaker 1: it stops the corruption. Yeah, let's get cut to.
Speaker 10: My name is Mia kathell I am an investigative journalist
Speaker 10: at the Washington Examiner. I've been closely covering civil unrest
Speaker 10: in the US since the twenty twenty racial justice riots.
Speaker 10: Members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to
Speaker 10: bear here before you today to test the boy about
Speaker 10: this important issue. When the uprisings against ICE erupted on
Speaker 10: the West Coast in June, we saw uniform signage, tactical gear,
Speaker 10: and boots on the ground activist deployed to Los Angeles,
Speaker 10: the epicenter of the unrest, almost instantaneously. These certainly were
Speaker 10: not spontaneous riots. They were well coordinated and in fact,
Speaker 10: well funded. What we uncovered was an orchestrated operation, and
Speaker 10: those at the forefront of the anti ICE resistance have
Speaker 10: received ample funding. Chief among them is the Coalition for
Speaker 10: Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles or CHURLA for short TURLA,
Speaker 10: a five oh one c three nonprofit, is part of
Speaker 10: a sprawling anti ICE activist network in the Los Angeles area.
Speaker 10: Serving as rapid response to deportation sightings. CHURLA instructs its
Speaker 10: followers via blue Sky to report ICE encounters to the
Speaker 10: Los Angeles Rapid Response Network abbreviated LAUREN. CHURLA co founded
Speaker 10: LAREN in late January with the expressed intent to counter
Speaker 10: the incoming Trump administration's immigration policies. Here's how it works.
Speaker 10: In response to reports of immigration enforcement call in over
Speaker 10: its hotline, Lauren sends out sales comprised of immigration lawyers,
Speaker 10: legal observers, and activists organizers in order to mobilize counter
Speaker 10: efforts against ICE. This rapid response model is replicated elsewhere
Speaker 10: across the country using crowdsourced surveillance software, some quite sophisticated
Speaker 10: or simply social media to track ICE activity in the
Speaker 10: region and alert activists as well as I legal immigrants
Speaker 10: to nearby ICE agents. CHARLA has acquired its funding from
Speaker 10: federal and state sources.
Speaker 1: Can you believe this? I mean, this is happening. That
Speaker 1: was nailed the California, It's happening everywhere. They're going to
Speaker 1: get an ICE agent killed. And every time an ICE
Speaker 1: agian has to defend themselves against the lunatic and they're
Speaker 1: in danger, they go to court. This is the product
Speaker 1: of that. These people feel empowered and emboldened to do
Speaker 1: anything they want because they think these organizations will protect them,
Speaker 1: and they most likely will.
Speaker 2: What's scary about that was the last five words that
Speaker 2: she said. These organizations receive received federal and state funding sources.
Speaker 2: Federal federal.
Speaker 1: Can you like.
Speaker 2: Again, you want to talk about tax dollars, Your tax
Speaker 2: dollars are paying for criminal activity to uh go on
Speaker 2: in the streets and stop law enforcement.
Speaker 1: I mean, well high school's out on the street with
Speaker 1: like just to protect people getting paid with some with
Speaker 1: public money. They're getting resistance from public money. It's the
Speaker 1: only place in the what is the only country in
Speaker 1: the world where we've got to fund both sides of
Speaker 1: the conflict. It's like, it's it's just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: It's it almost sounds like a banker's word, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Yes, it most certainly does.
Speaker 2: Right, but on just a smaller scale.
Speaker 1: Exactly right. It's just exactly how the scam works, keep
Speaker 1: keep conflict going, keep the bank churning.
Speaker 2: Right. What's what I'd love to know is is, Okay,
Speaker 2: so who's in charge of getting these people this money?
Speaker 2: Because again, when you talk about you know, stuff upping
Speaker 2: some of the stuff that we've seen the faucis of
Speaker 2: the world. This is another level of the faucis and
Speaker 2: the fraud is you have to put people in jail
Speaker 2: and unless you're gonna unless you're gonna identify them, put
Speaker 2: them on blast, put their names and their faces on TV,
Speaker 2: and demand something done that nothing's ever gonna get done. Somebody,
Speaker 2: somebody's just gonna come along, some slick Gavin News some
Speaker 2: type of politicians say we I know how to fix
Speaker 2: this problem. We're gonna fix it. And then they're the
Speaker 2: ones that you actually find out they're causing the problem
Speaker 2: that they they say they're gonna fix.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Gavin News, who's got his fingerprints all over
Speaker 1: this stick as well. So, I mean it's just, you know,
Speaker 1: it's just politics at its best in America, especially in
Speaker 1: you know, the blue cities, where these people are just
Speaker 1: completely out of control.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's and another thing is we're seeing the
Speaker 2: you know, we we had the the primary elections last
Speaker 2: night where you see all these communists. You just call
Speaker 2: them communists, you can say DSA, but they're really communists, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. If you asked me who's collect the money, believe
Speaker 1: it was a California Department of Social services. I believe
Speaker 1: they brought in thirty four million dollars alone. That was
Speaker 1: just one of the groups that received the money, which
Speaker 1: is again another one of those agencies that nobody oversees.
Speaker 1: They set it up, money comes pummeling in, they spend it,
Speaker 1: and everybody gets rich around them while they're while they're
Speaker 1: creating all this havoc.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's considered a five on one three. But
Speaker 2: it should be revoked immediately, immediately. Absolutely, it shouldn't even
Speaker 2: be still out there. I don't understand. I don't understand,
Speaker 2: like you know what it is. And again I can
Speaker 2: sit her and complain about it, but there was so
Speaker 2: much of it, Like where do you even start. Well,
Speaker 2: they got and as soon as you find one, it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: then you got to find another, and then you got
Speaker 2: to figure out how to stop it. So I understand
Speaker 2: that part of it. But then, you know, you talk
Speaker 2: about the communists. President Trump actually was hailing the l
Speaker 2: s I. Ed Win in Michigan as a great thing
Speaker 2: for the GOP, believe it or not, and you know
Speaker 2: he might be onto something. This coming from John Solomon's
Speaker 2: Just the News. President Trump Wednesday celebrated progressive Abdul l
Speaker 2: sads or el Saide's win. Who cares what his name is?
Speaker 2: He said, went went in the Michigan Democrat Senate primary,
Speaker 2: hailing it as a boon to Republicans unless they don't
Speaker 2: want to win, which is what we see a lot
Speaker 2: of these these losers do. They don't figure out how
Speaker 2: to beat these people, which is easy. El Said narrowly
Speaker 2: defeated Representative Hailey Stevens, the other Democrat at a Michigan
Speaker 2: in the Democratic primary. What was supposed to be a
Speaker 2: clear win for him, however, ended up being way too
Speaker 2: close to call. Ended up being a close call, according
Speaker 2: to the Associated Press, who didn't make the call until
Speaker 2: this morning. He's gonna now face Representative Mike Rodgers in
Speaker 2: the general. And for his part, Trump suggested that El
Speaker 2: Said's win was a benefit for Rodgers. Great news, he says,
Speaker 2: a communist loser who hates Jews in Israel. This projected winner.
Speaker 3: Of the race with the socialism wonderful.
Speaker 2: As usual. Pays Poles were way off as they were.
Speaker 2: They said he was going to stop the victory. He
Speaker 2: barely squeaked it out. Raise the thing, which means the
Speaker 2: Democrats are fractured. Yeah, I don't think it's this blue way.
Speaker 2: I don't Know'm with you.
Speaker 1: I'm with you. There is a struggle.
Speaker 3: There is a power struggle, no question. Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: The more I look into it, the less I believe
Speaker 1: it's going to be a blue wave. And now I
Speaker 1: was concerned three months ago. I just don't see it happening.
Speaker 2: No, And I mean, you know, you talk about Pole.
Speaker 2: All the polls are saying it's going to be the
Speaker 2: House is going to fall. No, the polls have been wrong. Well,
Speaker 2: look at twenty sixteen, they were way off the rise
Speaker 2: of the Death War.
Speaker 1: A socialist party is turning off. It's splitting the daylights
Speaker 1: out of the Democrats. And at this point right now,
Speaker 1: obviously Maggie gets a little bit splintered with a lot
Speaker 1: of the Israel stuff right now, but it doesn't there's
Speaker 1: still galvet Us and Republicans stick together when it comes
Speaker 1: to like Maga. Like if you have part Maga, you
Speaker 1: stay Magat. It's just that that's all there was do.
Speaker 1: Because it's the new it's the new working class party.
Speaker 1: Every blue collar dude in the world is now MAGA.
Speaker 2: But meanwhile, you look at the Democrats and if you're
Speaker 2: voting against the the communist. There's no way you're gonna
Speaker 2: turn around and be like, oh, I guess I'm gonna
Speaker 2: support him now. No, yeah, because nothing changed. He's still
Speaker 2: a communist. You still don't support him, and you still
Speaker 2: wanted somebody who's more normal you thought to win. So
Speaker 2: a lot of time, you know what, I think we're
Speaker 2: gonna see a lot of a lot of this happening
Speaker 2: come come election day. Yeah, the Democrats are gonna sit
Speaker 2: on their hands and be like, we're not going to vote.
Speaker 2: We don't like these choices.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't. We don't like the pro Hamas choices, right,
Speaker 1: we don't like the pro communist choices. Yeah. I mean
Speaker 1: when Gruba had Trump on. By the way, Gruba did
Speaker 1: a fantastic job. You didn't see that full interview. He
Speaker 1: was lights out. Hats off to our boy. He asked him,
Speaker 1: are you the president of the blue collar American Working Party?
Speaker 1: He said, I am. And you see what's going on
Speaker 1: with Besson and this financial war we're in, and they're
Speaker 1: changing the entire system. I have a great story with
Speaker 1: Scott Bessont what they're doing for the small mom and
Speaker 1: pop and and local community. Banks to bring more money,
Speaker 1: more industry, more business to local communities and getting it
Speaker 1: away from the institutional investors who live on on the algorithms.
Speaker 1: We get to that, you'll see. I really feel like
Speaker 1: they got they got a plan here and I'm I'm
Speaker 1: trusting it right.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it comes together. Here's John Fetterman. Here's what he
Speaker 2: had to say about the communist l said, cut number six.
Speaker 2: Check this out. Cut six.
Speaker 1: Are you willing to unify with Abdula Lsi ed?
Speaker 12: For example, who's now the Democratic nominee of the Democratic candidate?
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, yeah, the tough guy. He called me ugly
Speaker 13: and then I should be on a pike. And I'm
Speaker 13: like the chief, I own mirrors. I know I'm an
Speaker 13: ugly guy, but if you want to put me on
Speaker 13: a pike, I mean he has like a really like
Speaker 13: a little man syndrome kind of energy. And now he
Speaker 13: was really arrogant in that race, and now he have
Speaker 13: just found out that you know, less than a majority
Speaker 13: of Democrats want him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes a great point. He didn't win fifty
Speaker 2: I was like late early morning they pulled that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, strikes again.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: That woman thought she had a shot to it. Dan,
Speaker 3: What was the name the lady?
Speaker 2: She was Hailey Farley? Yeah, she really, she really is
Speaker 2: Chris Farley with a wig. Oh my goodness. Did you
Speaker 2: ever see her talk?
Speaker 3: She's like or when's the Adams looks like today? That's
Speaker 3: what she kind of.
Speaker 1: Reminded me of a little bit.
Speaker 2: But she almost pulled it out.
Speaker 3: Almost.
Speaker 2: But yeah, So he had a tough He had a
Speaker 2: tough much tougher time than he thought. And it's gonna
Speaker 2: be even worse when it comes to uh, when it
Speaker 2: comes to the general. So hopefully that holds form. And
Speaker 2: let's face it, all we need is for President Trump
Speaker 2: to get on the campaign trail.
Speaker 1: Get out there.
Speaker 2: We'll start pounding these people. That's what it's gonna take.
Speaker 1: You know what happens when I believe gas prest will
Speaker 1: come down, manufacture ring is coming back. You know, I
Speaker 1: personally think we come back. I'd like to talk about
Speaker 1: what I think maga's messaging should be going forward, but
Speaker 1: I'm I'm just optimistic. So why not?
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Speaker 2: can't wait for your microphone to be on here?
Speaker 3: Oh sound like the microphone?
Speaker 11: Oh here we go?
Speaker 3: Okay. Uh must have been that howling I was doing
Speaker 3: while you were doing your peace dam they cut me off.
Speaker 3: We got Cardinals in the Panthers tomorrow night eight, eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: We have an NBC eight. We're gonna be right same
Speaker 3: time the show comes on, so you will give you
Speaker 3: the score. You don't need to watch it on it.
Speaker 3: It's only preseason anyway, nothing to get excited about. They
Speaker 3: only played the Scrubs. We got baseball though. Guardians just
Speaker 3: went ahead of the Mets five to four in Cleveland.
Speaker 3: What a shock the poll bottom of the eighth, gotta
Speaker 3: tell you bottom out, Philly's and NAT's tied at three.
Speaker 3: Good one in Philly, top of the eighth. Damn no score.
Speaker 3: Now in the middle of the fourth Cardinals in Yankees,
Speaker 3: Red Sox lead the White Sox three nothing Old Socks
Speaker 3: game there up in Fenway, bottom seven, top of the eighth,
Speaker 3: Braves four to one over the Marlins. Brewers continued to
Speaker 3: blank the Pirates bottom six. There Twins and Royals. They
Speaker 3: were tied at zero and now they tied at one
Speaker 3: bottom of the sixth. And gave you the scores early.
Speaker 3: I'll give you the final scores again. At the end
Speaker 3: of the show. I got an update from Connor McGregor.
Speaker 3: Obviously had that major injury in that last big fight
Speaker 3: and Connor McGregor gives update after going under the knife.
Speaker 3: Surgery went excellent. This is the TMZ staff. Connor McGregor
Speaker 3: is officially on the end after injuring his ACL against
Speaker 3: Max Holloway. The Notorious says he went under the knife
Speaker 3: this week and the surgery was success. The UFC superstar
Speaker 3: posted the update fans were waiting for, declaring it on Instagram.
Speaker 3: Surgery went excellent. I am confident McGregor. What do you
Speaker 3: expect him to say?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: The guy's Warrial McGregor tore his ACL M meniscus in
Speaker 3: his right knee during his highly anticipated comeback fight at
Speaker 3: UFC three two nine last month, injuring one leg during
Speaker 3: the opening seconds of the scrap. Referee Mike Beltrand officially
Speaker 3: called the fight off after sixty nine seconds. What a
Speaker 3: disappointment that was, right, It was a big build for
Speaker 3: that fight. It's not the first time McGregor has suffered
Speaker 3: the same injury. Coincidentally, he injured his ACL in his
Speaker 3: first fight against Holloway in twenty thirteen. Despite the serious damage,
Speaker 3: Conna still won that bout and was backfighting about nine months.
Speaker 3: Question is can he do it again or does thirty
Speaker 3: eight year old McGregor heal more slowly than he was
Speaker 3: when he was twenty five. Well, my bets are on
Speaker 3: the fact that, yeah, he probably does feel a little
Speaker 3: slower than he did twelve years ago, thirteen years ago.
Speaker 3: If you do listen to former A champ champ. He's
Speaker 3: keeping a positive outlook, vowing to return to the octagon
Speaker 3: next summer for the last fight on his UFC contract.
Speaker 3: Until then, it'll be through a bright lights and big
Speaker 3: paychecks and instead long hours of grueling rehab for the
Speaker 3: great Connor McGregor. So we wish him well, hope he
Speaker 3: comes back. You know, he's a great fighter. He did
Speaker 3: more for the game just about than anybody i'd say.
Speaker 3: You know, he's living a good life thererow in Ireland.
Speaker 3: He was some talk about him running for president at
Speaker 3: one point, right, we would, yeah, rumoring that around. Maybe
Speaker 3: he'll continue as aspire, but good stuff. So we wish
Speaker 3: him well, speedy recovery. And that's a wrapping sports rick back.
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Speaker 1: Paul Nolan, Yes, sir, how are you? I am good?
Speaker 2: What else do you got on you?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: I have one story with Scott Best and we don't
Speaker 1: have enough time for it. But I'm just curious, like
Speaker 1: you know, I keeps you know, I'm a big fan
Speaker 1: of Will premeet the Inaction's doing in their updates. It's
Speaker 1: not just Susan cookind who's fantastic, well, Barbara Boyd, who's
Speaker 1: just tremendous, Mark Steiger who is also doing a lot
Speaker 1: of great reports. And one of the things they were
Speaker 1: talking about is how the messaging from MAGA has to
Speaker 1: be from this point forward. The new American system that's
Speaker 1: being implemented, like a new Bretton Woods is coming in place,
Speaker 1: so to speak, well, like American industry and trade schools
Speaker 1: and and and manufacturing will come back to this country
Speaker 1: and give the kids some hope. Let let them know
Speaker 1: the old system that your parents grew up and is
Speaker 1: on its way back. And I just would like to
Speaker 1: see that messaging coming along the way, because that's the
Speaker 1: only hope this country has. If he doesn't get the economy,
Speaker 1: because it's always what the economy, stupid Yeah, that's exactly else.
Speaker 1: If you can get the economy going it.
Speaker 3: You know, that's a rising tide float and almost.
Speaker 1: Because by the time Advance, like if they can keep
Speaker 1: the midterms right, and then they get to Dvance and
Speaker 1: he wins or Rubio or look fantastic. Now you know,
Speaker 1: don Well, the manufacturing, which takes a while to build up,
Speaker 1: will go full steam and we know that Advance will
Speaker 1: Rubio will get the credit for it, and the industry
Speaker 1: will boom. Right, let's just hope that's what's playing out here.
Speaker 2: Well, And I think you make a great point, and
Speaker 2: we were talking about this I think last night as well.
Speaker 2: As it all really does come down to the messaging.
Speaker 2: You have to be able to tell the story about
Speaker 2: what's happening. And I feel like the GOP, you know,
Speaker 2: the the the old bureaucrats, they don't really care, that's
Speaker 2: it's not what they do. They just expect to expect
Speaker 2: what they expected because this is what the system they created. Well,
Speaker 2: that's all changing, and I think the President needs to
Speaker 2: lead the charge on this when it comes to the messaging.
Speaker 2: He's a great public speaker when he's passionate about something, Yes,
Speaker 2: he is, like again, when he made that speech in
Speaker 2: the South Bronx and he started talking about pulling yourself
Speaker 2: up and giving yourself opportunities and all that stuff. That
Speaker 2: is what the country needs at this point. He's a builder,
Speaker 2: he talks about building all the time. I'm a builder,
Speaker 2: I'm a building a leader. Right, Well, then talk about
Speaker 2: the foundation of a building, because that's what you're doing
Speaker 2: right now. You're creating that foundation that country, right that
Speaker 2: was crumbling under the Biden administration. They let in all
Speaker 2: the freaking all the termites, they ate away at the foundation.
Speaker 2: We got a bunch of but we're still working to
Speaker 2: try and clear it out. But they need to talk
Speaker 2: about that foundation and what's coming down the pike to
Speaker 2: get people excited about the future that you're talking about
Speaker 2: once everything gets ramped up.
Speaker 1: Right, because people remember families, remember when one parent worked,
Speaker 1: remembered one one income supportive family. You could have two
Speaker 1: cars and maybe a country home and you could live
Speaker 1: a good life in America through the sixties, seven fifty,
Speaker 1: sixty seventies, in the eighties. You know what, it's that
Speaker 1: plan or managed decline that has come all way was
Speaker 1: all going to happen since you know, Nixon was forced
Speaker 1: off the off the gold standard, and they ended Breton Woods,
Speaker 1: and everything they did was to corporatize and collateralize everything
Speaker 1: that could have happened for America, and they subsidized and
Speaker 1: moved everything off to China, like every bit of manufacturing,
Speaker 1: all the industry was was shipped out. And you know
Speaker 1: that with that coming back and America being able to
Speaker 1: create its own jobs again, create its own steel, create
Speaker 1: its own smelting plants, the fact that those are going
Speaker 1: to the fact that we're bringing nuclear back, the fact
Speaker 1: that we're bringing rare earth minerals back, all these things
Speaker 1: that have happened that aren't mean stream stories because one
Speaker 1: it's not the most exciting section, it's not sexy, and
Speaker 1: two it enhances Trump's ability, which is exactly what the
Speaker 1: corporate media and the corporate structure wants out. They've invested
Speaker 1: their money in this green new scam and all the
Speaker 1: green energy and that that cultish behavior and and it's
Speaker 1: ending and they invested deeply in it.
Speaker 2: So and what the What also needs to be told,
Speaker 2: and Mike Road does a great job of this too,
Speaker 2: is talking about how the plumber is, the electricians, the
Speaker 2: the the you know, all those trades, those are gonna
Speaker 2: be the new millionaires.
Speaker 1: Exactly right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's because guess what, they're gonna be making all
Speaker 2: the money, because all the all the things that need
Speaker 2: to be built, they're gonna be the new millionaire. So
Speaker 2: learn a trade if you've got a kid learning.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, Yeah, all right, we'll.
Speaker 2: Take a quick break. We'll come back. Philip Patrick is
Speaker 2: gonna be joining us. Paul loves this guy, so he's awesome.
Speaker 2: We'll have a good time with him. Mark coming up
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Speaker 2: the end of the show. In the meantime, though, we
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 2: He's Philip Patrick from Birch Gold is joining us. Philip Patrick,
Speaker 2: how are you welcome back to the program on a
Speaker 2: Wednesday night? How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm doing very well? No, damon, but they get me.
Speaker 6: How disappointing is that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: His tachnology's as good as gold.
Speaker 2: That's why, Yeah, exactly, your technology actually works. Hey, anyhow,
Speaker 2: you know, we were just kind of talking about the
Speaker 2: state of the country in the last segment, talking about
Speaker 2: the messaging, what the Republicans have to do in terms of,
Speaker 2: you know, getting the right message out there, because it's
Speaker 2: all about the economy stupid as Paul was saying earlier.
Speaker 2: And it turns out the latest manufacturing report that just
Speaker 2: came in saw some pretty strong numbers, stronger since twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two. What do you make of that stuff?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think we're starting to see evidence of some
Speaker 14: real progress starting to happen. And this was more encouraging
Speaker 14: than just sort of the headline, if you will. So
Speaker 14: this was all on the back of the ISM manufacturing index.
Speaker 14: It rose to fifty five point six in July, which
Speaker 14: is basically a four year high. Basically, anything above fifty
Speaker 14: it signals expansion. Interestingly, though, manufacturing has now expanded for
Speaker 14: the last seven months conpecultively, and the underlying numbers there
Speaker 14: were very strong as well. So we've seen new orders increase,
Speaker 14: production has served surged, back blocks have grown, and manufacturers
Speaker 14: have added workers. Now for the first time in nearly
Speaker 14: three years, the production index has now reached a five
Speaker 14: year high, very encouragingly. Inventories were also reported as very low,
Speaker 14: which looks like which means that production is likely to
Speaker 14: continue as they.
Speaker 6: Need to restock shelves.
Speaker 14: So this does look like the beginning of the industrial
Speaker 14: rebuilding that President Trump has been talking about. So I
Speaker 14: would say broadly, really good news, but I want to
Speaker 14: temper expector.
Speaker 2: Of course, you want to temper expectations. Everybody wants to
Speaker 2: because they just just in case something goes wrong. Because
Speaker 2: sometimes with these when when you're talking about the manufacturing
Speaker 2: strength and it's starting to you know, showing encouraging signs
Speaker 2: like you were saying there, sometimes prices go up first
Speaker 2: before they start to come down.
Speaker 14: Right, Yeah, that's exactly the problem this And they're doing
Speaker 14: a very good job rebuilding the industrial base, but as
Speaker 14: you said, it takes quite a long time for investment
Speaker 14: to produce benefits, right, And where individuals start to see
Speaker 14: it is when we start to see broad based hiring
Speaker 14: increasing and meaningful wage growth. So, yes, these numbers are great,
Speaker 14: but I don't think families really care about what's happening
Speaker 14: to the broader manufacturing unless wages are going up and
Speaker 14: everything else. That's going to take some time to come.
Speaker 14: But this is encouraging steps. We're moving in the right direction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and again we were talking about this last segment
Speaker 2: where you know, we think part of that messaging has
Speaker 2: to be how this is the foundation that you know
Speaker 2: is going to lead us to that next step where
Speaker 2: you're talking about the wages increasing and stuff. I know
Speaker 2: Paul Nolan had some thoughts on this as well, because
Speaker 2: that's what we were what we were going over.
Speaker 1: Hey hey buddy, what's going on. As always, the crisp
Speaker 1: white white shirt, nicely done, is well done. So as
Speaker 1: a guy who really likes to watch these trade wars,
Speaker 1: currency wars. It feels like everything is so interconnected and
Speaker 1: so many moving parts. So we're watching these choke points
Speaker 1: throughout the world not being you know, controlled and fought
Speaker 1: over and and I think Petere Navara called it, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, you know, managed terror and or a terror
Speaker 1: premium is what a lot of these like scares are.
Speaker 1: So you can see these major influxuous spikes in the
Speaker 1: economy and the market. Do you feel like all of
Speaker 1: these moves, right, Scott Bessen has been pretty incredible, so farth,
Speaker 1: do you feel like we're headed to a new Breton
Speaker 1: Woods type of situation?
Speaker 6: I don't know about that.
Speaker 14: Listen, what's happening is the monetary system is slowly unwinding,
Speaker 14: and you can see it play out.
Speaker 6: As you described in all of these wars. Look at
Speaker 6: the Iranians. It's so telling. Right.
Speaker 14: Our biggest problem in the United States is debt and deficit. Right,
Speaker 14: that looks unsolvable today. The Petro dollar agreement was one
Speaker 14: that's really supported the strength of the dollar. Why are
Speaker 14: the Iranians bombing Bahrain and the UAE it's the security guarantee, right.
Speaker 14: This whole Petro dollar deal was based on the fact,
Speaker 14: we're going to protect you, you're going to create them
Speaker 14: on for dollars by ensuring that countries around the world
Speaker 14: have to buy oil in dollars.
Speaker 6: What are the Iranians saying.
Speaker 14: They're saying, Hey, these guys can't protect you, why are
Speaker 14: you selling oil in dollars? It's the same reason they're
Speaker 14: letting tanker story. So my answer is, I don't know
Speaker 14: what the system is going to be looked like. Is
Speaker 14: it going to look like Breton Woods? I don't think so.
Speaker 14: I don't think you know, given the amount of currency
Speaker 14: is they're relative to gold supply, I don't see us
Speaker 14: reverting back to a gold standard here in the United States.
Speaker 14: On top of that, we're running two trillion dollar annual deficits,
Speaker 14: so the government's not going to restrain themselves. However, I
Speaker 14: think people are speculating on what the new system's going
Speaker 14: to look like, because the one thing that's becoming clearer
Speaker 14: with time, like, we can't solve the situation as long
Speaker 14: as we're printing two trillion dollar annual deficits going to
Speaker 14: come to a head longer term.
Speaker 2: Yeah, real quick. You said something there that the monetary
Speaker 2: system was unwinding.
Speaker 14: What do you mean by that, Listen, this dollar base system.
Speaker 14: Look at what's happening. The world right now is running
Speaker 14: from the US dollar. Up until recently, the dollar constituted
Speaker 14: eighty five percent of every transaction on the world. It
Speaker 14: was in the world, it was the strongest currency, and
Speaker 14: it was the standard for international trade. That picture is
Speaker 14: still the same, but we're slowly losing that power. We're
Speaker 14: seeing more transactions happening outside of US dollars. US dollar
Speaker 14: holdings by central banks are at thirty five year lows. Listen,
Speaker 14: for most of human history, gold was the standard for
Speaker 14: an international currency. Then we went through this experiment in
Speaker 14: nineteenth That's right, the weld thought we had transitioned and.
Speaker 6: Cautious to use that word on this show.
Speaker 14: That's what I mean by that is you know, there
Speaker 14: were philosophers Francis Bokayama who are talking about the end
Speaker 14: of history. The idea was this post World War II
Speaker 14: US led order meant the world now trusted each other
Speaker 14: and if the trust broke down, America would step in
Speaker 14: and police it. So the world moved away from gold
Speaker 14: towards debt. That illusion has been shouted. Trust globally is
Speaker 14: broken down. The institutions created after World War Two are
Speaker 14: crumbling and a new system is coming in what that
Speaker 14: looks like nobody knows yet, but a change is coming.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well we're seeing the old imperial post World War two,
Speaker 1: you know, financial system is without a doubt, where we
Speaker 1: didn kind of ran through the city of London, ran
Speaker 1: through the central banks, the central bank or central banks.
Speaker 1: And now we're seeing, you know, the decline of the
Speaker 1: doll because how much can you print before it has nothing?
Speaker 1: It's not worth nothing, you know. So can you see
Speaker 1: possibly a basket of commodities and bitcoin and silver and
Speaker 1: gold and oil and just energy in general. Could that
Speaker 1: be used as a replacement for just goal since there
Speaker 1: were the dead? Is so astronomical.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Look, I think that people are looking for stores
Speaker 14: of wealth outside of the US dollar.
Speaker 6: For central banks today it's still goals.
Speaker 14: Like we're not seeing large movements into crypto currency by
Speaker 14: central banks, so gold seems to be the major asset
Speaker 14: for reserves. But I do think we're going to see
Speaker 14: a lot of flight to anything outside of the US dollar.
Speaker 14: We've seen crypto pick up a lot of movement. We've
Speaker 14: seen a lot of other commodities outside of precious metals.
Speaker 14: So yes, I think broadly we're moving into a climate
Speaker 14: where people are looking for any stores of wealth side
Speaker 14: of US dollars, whether that's gold, silver, cryptocurrency, oil, whatever
Speaker 14: it might be. So broadly, I think we'll see those
Speaker 14: trends increase. But it was really interesting to watch central
Speaker 14: banks because that crypto question has been floated a lot.
Speaker 14: It's cryptocurrency the new gold. The more time progresses, the
Speaker 14: more it's appearing We're not quite there yet, certainly not
Speaker 14: in the mind of central banks, right.
Speaker 2: And you know, let's face it, when it comes to
Speaker 2: making the case for gold, it seems like it seems
Speaker 2: like countries like China are are buying more than ever.
Speaker 14: Right, All, yeah, it's China are leading the way, but
Speaker 14: it is it's broadly across the board.
Speaker 6: Listen, it kind of makes sense, right.
Speaker 14: First of all, you know, the whole thing supporting the
Speaker 14: dollar was number one security guarantees, but it was also
Speaker 14: the relative stability of the US dollar. The dollar is
Speaker 14: not that stable anymore, just since the pandemic, it's lost
Speaker 14: over thirty percent of its buying power. You also have
Speaker 14: half of the world that one an asset that cannot
Speaker 14: be seized at the whim of the United States government.
Speaker 14: The problem being there's not a better currency than the
Speaker 14: US dollar today, right, China don't want to dump dollars
Speaker 14: and have to hold rubles. That's an absolute disaster. But
Speaker 14: achieves that for them, right Number one.
Speaker 6: It's secure.
Speaker 14: In the same time period that the dollars lost thirty percent,
Speaker 14: gold prices are up over one hundred So it's a
Speaker 14: better store of wealth.
Speaker 6: Than the dollar today.
Speaker 14: And it's also the only form of currency that cannot
Speaker 14: be printed, debased, or seized, so it gives them something
Speaker 14: very unique. This was the standard for international trade for
Speaker 14: all of human history. What happened from nineteen eighties up
Speaker 14: until today. That was an experiment, and it appears that
Speaker 14: that experiment has failed.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Next time, I want to ask you a little
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Speaker 6: Anytime you want. I'm here. Next time. I'm wearing a
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Speaker 2: No, no, you gotta stick with the white. Very nice purse,
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Speaker 3: I'd like to see him in purple. That'd be pretty cool.
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Speaker 6: Sir, thank you for having me chas guys.
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Speaker 3: He's brilliant, nice, really, he's one of my favorite on
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got to stay with that that.
Speaker 3: I like your accent better, though, I like your accent better.
Speaker 2: Thank you. We'll never be able to hold that.
Speaker 1: Who's got the coffee?
Speaker 2: Yeah, coffee. It's like you got the coffee. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: what a fast show. We've only got one more segment
Speaker 2: to come up, so we got joining us. Damon's going
Speaker 2: to be joining us in the third hour. Antenna one
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Speaker 2: We'll take a quick break. Well we come back. Uh
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Speaker 3: This happened right in a sege, so they wouldn't miss
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Speaker 2: No, it happened just before the mics went off, so
Speaker 2: if you were, if you were paying attention, you may
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Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 3: Baseball score, stop the presses. The Mets have gone ahead
Speaker 3: of the Guardians six to five in the top of
Speaker 3: the tenth. Wow, Mercy, Mercy. They're on the road though
Speaker 3: in Cleveland. But Mets six to five over the Guardian's
Speaker 3: top of the tenth. Baseball is exciting, Yeah, it as
Speaker 3: sure is to get the Banana's out right. Phillies and
Speaker 3: Nationals tied at three, bottom of the ninth, bottom of
Speaker 3: the fifth, guard up Cardinals three nothing over the Yankees.
Speaker 3: Rick In dubrons I got still plenty of time there.
Speaker 3: I found him salty boner Red Sox four nothing over
Speaker 3: the White Sox. Top of the ninth, bottom seven. We
Speaker 3: got the Brewers over the Parts four to two, Royals
Speaker 3: edging the Twins two to one. There, end of eight,
Speaker 3: mid first no score. Tigers and Mariners padres out in
Speaker 3: Arizona just getting underway there no score. Blue Jays down
Speaker 3: the Astros five to four. In ten earlier today, Cubbies
Speaker 3: defeated the world champion Dodgers seven to six, Rangers blank
Speaker 3: the Giants six, zip raised for nothing over the Rockies.
Speaker 3: Angels fall to the Orioles five to two, Cincinnati Reds
Speaker 3: over the Oakland Athletics three two. There's seemed to be
Speaker 3: Las Vegas Thea's right. And then we got the Braves
Speaker 3: four to one over the Marlins. This is a story
Speaker 3: right out of your guys world, the conspiracy world. Here,
Speaker 3: listen to this guy. Cub star Pete crow Armstrong shares
Speaker 3: bizarre conspiracy theory that Babe Ruth didn't exist. Here we go, yeah,
Speaker 3: go on, the Sultan of Swat. What is how he used?
Speaker 3: In a bright part. Cubs centerfielder Pete crow Armstrong seems
Speaker 3: to have gone all in for the bizarre conspiracy theory
Speaker 3: that baseball legend Babe Ruth is a story book character
Speaker 3: and never existed in real life. The player known as
Speaker 3: PCA devote the strange theory while appearing on Kristian Cavalley's
Speaker 3: Let's Be Honest podcast. According to The New York Post,
Speaker 3: this is going to be crazy, as he launched into
Speaker 3: the topic, Babe Ruth never existed? Is one that I like.
Speaker 3: I heard some picture with the Maron is. I think
Speaker 3: he did some podcasts on Zoom where he was going
Speaker 3: down the rabbit. Old was somebody about how Babe Ruth
Speaker 3: never existed. He went on to insist, were a picture. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, Rick, you can't always believe you're eye.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 3: We always talk about how the game is, especially you,
Speaker 3: is evolving. People might as well have been like under
Speaker 3: under handling the ball to that guy and he's regarding
Speaker 3: still as one of the best, regarded as one of
Speaker 3: the best players ever. Might as well dive into it
Speaker 3: like he did, and well, maybe he just never existed.
Speaker 3: PCA referenced a claim made by one time Marinis pitcher
Speaker 3: Tyler Socido, who once said that he'd only ever seen
Speaker 3: one video of Ruth, so he didn't think the fame
Speaker 3: player ever really existed. There is, indeed, very little film
Speaker 3: footage of Ruth. Were retired from baseball in nineteen thirty five.
Speaker 3: There wasn't much video back then.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you won't watching Charlie Chaplin, you run in
Speaker 3: in the know there. But film was far less common. No,
Speaker 3: we know that anyway, Still, Ruth, this guy's an absolute
Speaker 3: wing ding and this story makes absolutely no sense. And
Speaker 3: I'm going to wrap it up right there. This guy,
Speaker 3: they would have put him in a loony bin. You're right,
Speaker 3: never mind a bullpen, put him at a looning pin.
Speaker 3: It's a rapid sports Put a knight, put a goal
Speaker 3: on this thing. I'm out of here.
Speaker 2: It struck out with that story there, struck out forget
Speaker 2: about it good anyhow. The first major league baseball game
Speaker 2: was broadcast on radio in nineteen twenty one. That was radio.
Speaker 2: Let me see when it was broadcast off.
Speaker 3: See the pictures.
Speaker 1: You had to put a black sheet over the head
Speaker 1: and would the big explosions?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: That was that dam is sitting up his camera tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the first major league baseball focus All right, here
Speaker 2: we go. When did he retire? Nineteen thirty five?
Speaker 3: Fifty three? Ruth yeah, they said he retired thirty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, would have nineteen thirty five. First Major League baseball
Speaker 2: game televised August twenty sixth, nineteen thirty nine. Oh so
Speaker 2: a little more than four years after Babe Ruth retired,
Speaker 2: the first game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Dodgers that have its field was broadcast on TV. So
Speaker 2: there you have it.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's yeah. No, I mean Ruth is so many
Speaker 3: stories documented him taking care of helping you, very big
Speaker 3: with the children, and you know, so many stories on
Speaker 3: Long Island of him, you know, appearing, and.
Speaker 2: There was there was that, there was that thing where
Speaker 2: he caught the ball out of a plane right right
Speaker 2: here on Long Island.
Speaker 1: He did it.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, I never heard that story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty wild.
Speaker 1: I heard he wrote a dinosaur that too. I mean this,
Speaker 1: this this kids whacked out. Maybe he was smoking weed.
Speaker 1: Everyone smokes weed. Now, maybe that's what got to move.
Speaker 2: That could be anyhow, so Baby Ruth did exist. But
Speaker 2: of course this guy's brain is right, Paul Nolan, do
Speaker 2: you have anything else?
Speaker 1: So the last thing we'll end on a positive note here.
Speaker 1: Scott Bessett was on bann And and what he was
Speaker 1: talking about is how helping small community banks is good
Speaker 1: for people because they put credit where it's needed most,
Speaker 1: and that's right on main street. That's small mom and
Speaker 1: pop shops. Even though they hold a small share of
Speaker 1: total bank assets, community banks make up about sixty percent
Speaker 1: of small business loans and eighty percent of farm loans,
Speaker 1: which is a big deal. And the deposits stay local,
Speaker 1: The funding stays in neighborhood businesses and farms. And what
Speaker 1: it does is it prevents it from flowing to distance markets.
Speaker 1: So the personalized service, the fast decisions based on knowledge
Speaker 1: of who's walking into your bank, and you know, you know, say, Rick,
Speaker 1: your pharmacy's down right now, but we're going to get
Speaker 1: behind you. We know you're going to come back around.
Speaker 1: Those things make a big deal, and that whole part
Speaker 1: of the world has kind of left. Scott Bessen really
Speaker 1: nails it here with our old Steve Bannen.
Speaker 11: In my old job, I used to we weren't particularly
Speaker 11: good at doing like detailed analysis. Non farm payrolls today
Speaker 11: are going to be this, The PCE is going to
Speaker 11: be that. But we took our cues from inside the
Speaker 11: stock market, and inside the stock market, everyone likes to
Speaker 11: talk about AI and the AI bubble, but small cap
Speaker 11: stocks are doing very well. Bank stocks are doing very well.
Speaker 11: And you know, I think that that's going to go
Speaker 11: down as one of the great victories for President Trump
Speaker 11: and this administration is the financial d rag and for
Speaker 11: the banking system, getting small in community banks back to lending.
Speaker 11: I spend a lot of time with these bankers. I'm
Speaker 11: going to see them out in Arizona either tomorrow or Thursday.
Speaker 11: And that we saw after the financial crisis, banks became
Speaker 11: they used to say too big to fail. Well, the
Speaker 11: small banks became too small to succeed, and we lost
Speaker 11: more than fifty percent of the small in community banks
Speaker 11: since the GFC. So we've got them well capitalized. We've
Speaker 11: got a great controller the OCC Jonathan Gould, and he
Speaker 11: is tailoring bank regulations. Is no longer one size fits all.
Speaker 11: Bank America has one set of procedures. A three hundred
Speaker 11: five hundred million dollar community bank in small town America
Speaker 11: shouldn't have the same regulations. They don't have the same
Speaker 11: risk and they know their customers, they know their community.
Speaker 11: They give a majority of the small business loans in America,
Speaker 11: the AG loans, the small commercial real estate loans. So
Speaker 11: we've really tried to have a main street revival.
Speaker 1: So this really supports and its strength strengthens local economies,
Speaker 1: and so the wild swings of crashing markets is mitigated
Speaker 1: by this sort of thing and the fact that it's
Speaker 1: no longer one size fits all. They did that so
Speaker 1: they can make the little banks die. They made the
Speaker 1: costs and the regulation so overbearing that it just made
Speaker 1: sense to get bought out or close up shop. So
Speaker 1: thanks that. I'm glad I got that in.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that, And real quick, let's close with
Speaker 2: this Aaron Cutt number seventeen video the day from President Trump.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, if I were ever, I'd be
Speaker 1: the greatest woman's basketball coach. Is because I don't like
Speaker 1: Lebron James. I like Michael Jordan much better. But I
Speaker 1: set a team.
Speaker 3: But I'd go up to Lebron James.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. I say, Lebron, did you ever have
Speaker 1: any desire to be a woman? Because what I'd love
Speaker 1: you to do is star on my team that I'm
Speaker 1: building up. I will have the greatest team in history.
Speaker 1: They'll never lose. Nobody who will come within seventy points.
Speaker 2: Of this team there. Yeah, controlling the wacos. It's my
Speaker 2: sixth the best way that President Trump knows how to do.
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Speaker 2: the firefighters, ice police, border patrol, everybody were in the
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