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Speaker 7: want to be a part of the program. There is
Speaker 7: a lot of uncertainty regarding Assad's removal, if you will,
Speaker 7: and the cove that has taking place uh In as
Speaker 7: it relates to Syria. But but there's certain undeniable truths
Speaker 7: in all of this. The fact that Vladimir Putin was
Speaker 7: so engaged in his war with Ukraine, and by the way,
Speaker 7: just not a shocker to anybody. But you know, Joe
Speaker 7: Biden now is sending you know, another billion dollars in
Speaker 7: additional weapons on his way out the door, just like
Speaker 7: you know, six hundred billion dollars in student loan forgiveness.
Speaker 7: This guy just you know, spending money like crazy. Is
Speaker 7: it good to see?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Am I glad it happened. Yes?
Speaker 7: Does it week in Vladimir Putin's influence in the region,
Speaker 7: It absolutely does? Does it week in the Iranian Mullahs?
Speaker 7: It absolutely does. Does it raise the prospects for peace
Speaker 7: in the Middle East and an alliance again to be
Speaker 7: re established with the United States and Israel and Jordan
Speaker 7: and Egypt and the Saudis and the Emirates that existed
Speaker 7: when Donald Trump was president the first time?
Speaker 3: It does.
Speaker 7: Vladimir Putin taking in Assad is interesting. It was kind
Speaker 7: of entertaining over the weekend to watch, you know a
Speaker 7: lot of the rebels that had basically ousted this murdering
Speaker 7: dictator as they were rummaging through his house and looting
Speaker 7: the place like crazy. But anyway, so the people are celebrating,
Speaker 7: they're tearing down posters of Ad and the and but
Speaker 7: we don't know yet how this is going to play out.
Speaker 3: We don't know what role.
Speaker 7: You know, Isis had been, for example, in Czech and
Speaker 7: a lot of ISIS prisoners had been held by the Kurds.
Speaker 3: In Syria and Iraq and elsewhere.
Speaker 7: And we don't want radical Islamis taking over Syria, and
Speaker 7: we have to watch for who's going to ultimately take
Speaker 7: over here. You know, one thing the Israelis did almost
Speaker 7: immediately was they took out their chemical weapons site within Syria,
Speaker 7: not knowing who ultimately will be in charge when things
Speaker 7: settled down. You might remember Obama made this comment in
Speaker 7: twenty twelve that the use of chemical weapons by the
Speaker 7: ASAD regime would be a red line for US, and meanwhile,
Speaker 7: they'd already used them.
Speaker 9: We have been very clear to the Asad regime but
Speaker 9: also to other players on the ground that a red
Speaker 9: line for US is we start seeing a whole bunch
Speaker 9: of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. That would
Speaker 9: change my calculus, That would change my equation.
Speaker 3: It's somehow under.
Speaker 9: In a situation this volatile. I wouldn't say that I
Speaker 9: am absolutely confident. What I'm saying is we're monitoring that
Speaker 9: situation very carefully. We have put together a range of
Speaker 9: contingency plans. We have communicated in no uncertain terms with
Speaker 9: every player in the region that that's a red line
Speaker 9: for us, and that there would be enormous consequences if
Speaker 9: we start seeing movement on the chemical weapons front or
Speaker 9: the use of chemical weapons, that would that would change
Speaker 9: my calculations significantly.
Speaker 7: So that a chemical weapons planned, and thankfully the Israelis
Speaker 7: took that out. I don't think any American in their
Speaker 7: right mind wants any part of Syria's internal conflict here,
Speaker 7: but we do have interest that we cannot afford to
Speaker 7: ignore the fate of American hostages in Assad's prisons like
Speaker 7: Austin Tye, as well as the remains of those who
Speaker 7: died in captivity. That would be a priority for I'm
Speaker 7: sure we'll become a priority for President Trump, and you know,
Speaker 7: taking out any possibility that they could have weapons of
Speaker 7: mass destruction, this was one of the better well under
Speaker 7: reported stories the Israelis went in years ago, and they
Speaker 7: were able to fly below the radar of the Syrian
Speaker 7: air defenses and they took out their nuclear sites and
Speaker 7: nobody knew it, just like they had done in Iraq,
Speaker 7: and it was like the most underreported military coup success
Speaker 7: of all time. But you know, I'm sure there's going
Speaker 7: to be people here in America. You know, the US
Speaker 7: military terry has worked for more than a decade with
Speaker 7: local partners to dismantle the ISIS Caliphate and prevent Isis
Speaker 7: from coming back. But we do need to be realistic
Speaker 7: about who these rebels are because these basically was Islamic
Speaker 7: rebel forces in Syria that marched into Damascus and stormed
Speaker 7: the Palace of Asad on Sunday, and you know that's
Speaker 7: where they were looting the place. So it is it's
Speaker 7: a little tenuous, to say the least. Anyway, Here for analysis,
Speaker 7: we have Brigitte Gabriel. She is the founder and chairman
Speaker 7: of Act for America. Gordon Chang, author of The Coming
Speaker 7: Collapse of China and the Great US China Tech War.
Speaker 7: Welcome both of you. Brigitte, We'll start with you. Let's
Speaker 7: get your take on this. While I'm happy he's gone frankly,
Speaker 7: Putin can have him, and he's a murdering terrorist sympathizer.
Speaker 7: We did have ISIS under control. I wouldn't want to
Speaker 7: see the re emergence of ISIS, although with Donald Trump
Speaker 7: in office, I would imagine that would be handled rather quickly.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Sean. I'm glad to be back with you,
Speaker 2: and thank you for bringing such an important story and
Speaker 2: the link to ISIS with what happened in Syria. And
Speaker 2: thank god we have President Trump coming into office. And
Speaker 2: here is why. Here's who this group, the rebels that
Speaker 2: basically took over the country. Julani Gilani, the head of
Speaker 2: the Hayata Riri Cham. He is an al Qaeda terrorist.
Speaker 2: He took over al Qaida in Iraq from Abu Mosab
Speaker 2: al Zarkawi, who established Al Qaira in Iraq. In two
Speaker 2: thousand and six. He was arrested by US troops in
Speaker 2: Iraq and thrown in jail. That's where he met the
Speaker 2: head and founder of ISIS, Abu Becker Albardadi. In twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: Bardadi sent Julani to Syria to start Jabat Nutra in
Speaker 2: twenty twelve. It became such a great organization, a Formidable Front.
Speaker 2: In twenty thirteen, Baghdadi cut ties with al Qaira and
Speaker 2: went to Syria to establish the Islamic State of Iraq
Speaker 2: and al Sham which means the Levant, which became known
Speaker 2: as Isis. ISIS wanted to absorb Julani and Nutra Front,
Speaker 2: but he resisted, declaring his allegiance to al Kaira. He
Speaker 2: did not want a global caliphate, He just wanted an
Speaker 2: Islamic state within Syria. Al Kaira didn't do much to
Speaker 2: help him, so in twenty sixteen he brand stuff on
Speaker 2: his own. His organization became Hayatakir Sham, which in Arabic
Speaker 2: it means the Life of the Liberation of al Sham.
Speaker 2: And he had one goal defeat Asad and toppled the
Speaker 2: Syrian regime. So he established within Syria a mini state
Speaker 2: controlled by him and under Sharia law in Itlab, a
Speaker 2: city of about five million people. They established a civilian
Speaker 2: front called the Syrian Salvation Government. They ruled like a state.
Speaker 2: They had a prime minister and a government department. He
Speaker 2: tried to change his image as a moderate ruler who
Speaker 2: supports order, but those who lived under his rule accuse
Speaker 2: him of silencing opposition, targeting journalists, and imposing hearts restrictions.
Speaker 2: He basically ruled a Serallah ruling, so some Syrians are
Speaker 2: now questioning whether they exchange one form of an authoritarian
Speaker 2: regime for another. He's a dangerous militant jihadist, which will
Speaker 2: complicate any diplomatic recognition of his government. We basically now
Speaker 2: have a melting pot of Al Qaida and Isis all together,
Speaker 2: who just took control of Syria and now they have
Speaker 2: a country that they control.
Speaker 7: Well, we'll see how far they get in their radicalism.
Speaker 7: Gordon Shang your take.
Speaker 8: Well, the situation reminds me of Henry Kissinger's famous comment
Speaker 8: from another conflict when he said that he wished both
Speaker 8: sides could lose. And yes, there's some very dangerous elements
Speaker 8: who are coming to power in Syria and they are
Speaker 8: going to be ones where we're going to have to
Speaker 8: deal with one way or another because they'll come for us.
Speaker 8: But the important point here, Sean is that both.
Speaker 7: But Gordon is not that they're going to come for us.
Speaker 7: We know there are known terrorists in the country right
Speaker 7: now that Harris and Biden Lenin.
Speaker 8: Yes, and Iranian operatives are operating freely in the United States.
Speaker 8: As a part of the nine to eleven deal last year,
Speaker 8: Biden actually gave clemency to five Iranian operatives, allowed three
Speaker 8: of them to stay in the United States at a
Speaker 8: time when Iran was trying to assassinate Secretary of State
Speaker 8: Mike Pompeo and some other senior State Department officials. So
Speaker 8: we know that they're here, and we know that this
Speaker 8: is going to give them incentives to move against us quickly.
Speaker 8: But the important point about Syria right now is that
Speaker 8: both Russia and Iran and as well as China have
Speaker 8: lost an important pawn on the chess board, and that
Speaker 8: means we're just a little bit safer for now. But
Speaker 8: as you point out, they are going to be this
Speaker 8: is going to be a base for terrorism.
Speaker 7: Well, I think that's the challenging part. The only good
Speaker 7: thing I think you rightly point out, Brigitet, is that
Speaker 7: Vladimir has been trying to get a foothold in the
Speaker 7: region and be a dominant player in the Middle East,
Speaker 7: and I think that pretty much takes him out of
Speaker 7: the game except for his relationship with the Iranians.
Speaker 3: Am I wrong in that analysis?
Speaker 8: No, you are not wrong.
Speaker 2: That does take him out of the game. But we
Speaker 2: have another player that just entered the game, and that's
Speaker 2: Ordidan in Turkey. Ortigon is the one who supported the
Speaker 2: rebel groups in Syria because he wanted to stick it
Speaker 2: to us because Asad snubbed him and he did not
Speaker 2: help him when he needed to help in twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: And so Ortigan, who looks at himself as the leader
Speaker 2: of the Sunny World, he wants to lead and he
Speaker 2: believes that by defeating the American Empire, by defeating the
Speaker 2: Western Empire, western civilization, he will will usher in into
Speaker 2: the Middle East and you age of the Middle East
Speaker 2: and age where Islam will come back to its former glory.
Speaker 2: So he wants now to use Syria to basically establish
Speaker 2: a name for himself. Now, remember Oregon is the power
Speaker 2: to be reckoned with. This is this is Turkey we're
Speaker 2: talking about. This is not some offshoot crazy terrorist organization,
Speaker 2: but this is what Orgon wants to do. And with
Speaker 2: Hayata Rirasham, this guy, now this group that just won
Speaker 2: over Syria. What they're talking about, which is the same
Speaker 2: goal that Ordergon wants, which is the liberation of Asham
Speaker 2: the levant and what they mean by that that include
Speaker 2: that's the Islamic name of Syria, which not only includes Syria,
Speaker 2: but also Lebanon, Jordan and Israel. So when they talk
Speaker 2: about when this guy Julani talks about freedom and independence
Speaker 2: from Sham, he is talking about all these countries. So
Speaker 2: now he and or again have that goal and that
Speaker 2: shared goal together. So now we have a new problem
Speaker 2: and paying attention to what Oregon in Turkey is going
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 7: All right, let's go to our busy phones. You know,
Speaker 7: I think that Brigitte Gordon is right on the money
Speaker 7: because Ernan of Turkey was out there even this weekend.
Speaker 7: He's gotten more radicalized every single year he's been in power,
Speaker 7: and you know, praising the efforts of people in quote Palestine,
Speaker 7: uh and Gaza and Lebanon, those that have been at
Speaker 7: war with Israel, and talking about the end of Western
Speaker 7: civilization and how you know this, this new divine Islamist
Speaker 7: order would rule the entire world. And he talked about
Speaker 7: the East versus the West. And then I'm like, why
Speaker 7: is Turkey still a member state of NATO? Why why
Speaker 7: do we have any alliance with this guy at all?
Speaker 7: I think he now has emerged as a radical Islamist himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, And that's a scary part. And for the
Speaker 2: longest time, people did not really pay that much attention
Speaker 2: to Turkey. I mean we heard about Turkey and supporting
Speaker 2: terrorism when they supported the flotilla. Remember those years when
Speaker 2: the flotilla was, you know, launched against Israel. They were
Speaker 2: going to Israel. So we heard a little bit about
Speaker 2: the radicalism of Turkey. But after the couple, Ordagon had
Speaker 2: such power. He has such power right now. And what
Speaker 2: makes him more dangerous is, like you said, he's a
Speaker 2: member of NATO. He's not some just crazy offshoot, you know,
Speaker 2: terrorist group that just took control of a country.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: He is dangerous and he has the power, major power
Speaker 2: to be able to help those rebels.
Speaker 10: And right now he is.
Speaker 2: Basking in the victory. He got rid of sad and
Speaker 2: he feels powerful right now.
Speaker 3: Let's get your take, Gordon Shine.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I think the most difficult issue for the United
Speaker 8: States and for the West is what you and bridget
Speaker 8: have been talking about, and that is what do you
Speaker 8: do about Turkey? Because Erduwan has turned into a bad actor.
Speaker 8: But unfortunately he sits on some critical real estate, which
Speaker 8: is the control of the Bosporus, control of the Black Sea,
Speaker 8: and also a large portion on the Mediterranean Sea, and
Speaker 8: NATO has tried to wait him out and that has
Speaker 8: not been successful. It is one of those things, especially
Speaker 8: with the war.
Speaker 1: In Ukraine, that has given Ertuwan so much more influence
Speaker 1: throughout the world. And now he has back, at least
Speaker 1: for the moment, the winning side in Syria. I suspect
Speaker 1: that the forces in Syria now don't need Turkey as much,
Speaker 1: and so Erduwan will not have as much influence as
Speaker 1: many people think. But nonetheless he's become much more powerful.
Speaker 1: As Bridget has just mentioned.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I think Ertowan is a real, clear present
Speaker 7: danger to the world and if anybody heard his radical
Speaker 7: speech this weekend, we would know that we're dealing with
Speaker 7: an enemy and not somebody that should be a part
Speaker 7: of NATO. And my view anyway, eight hundred ninety four
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Speaker 7: NBC's Meet the Pressed with Kristen Welker, and he said
Speaker 7: a lot of things that got a lot of attention.
Speaker 7: And you know, if we really go by Joe Biden
Speaker 7: and what we know he did that he leveraged the
Speaker 7: billion tax pay dollars to get a prosecutor in Ukraine
Speaker 7: fired in six hours.
Speaker 5: I said, I'm not going to go over.
Speaker 3: We're not going to give you the billion dollars.
Speaker 5: They said, you have no authority, you're not the president,
Speaker 5: the president said.
Speaker 3: I said, call him.
Speaker 5: I said, I'm telling you're not getting a billion dollars.
Speaker 5: I said, you're not getting a billion. I'm gonna be
Speaker 5: leaving here.
Speaker 3: I think it was what six hours.
Speaker 5: I look at I said'm leaving the six hours If
Speaker 5: the prosecutor's not fired. You're not getting the money.
Speaker 7: Oh, son of them, I got fired the prosecutor that
Speaker 7: was investigating the company, the oil giant Parisma, the energy
Speaker 7: giant Parisma that was paying his then crack addicted son
Speaker 7: millions and millions of dollars, although he had no experience,
Speaker 7: in his own words, in oil, energy, gas or Ukraine.
Speaker 11: There's been a lot of misinformation about me, not about
Speaker 11: my dad. Nobody buys that, but ad buys this idea
Speaker 11: that I was unqualified to be on the board.
Speaker 4: What were your qualifications to be on the board of Parisma?
Speaker 11: Well, I was vice chamer of the board of Amtrak
Speaker 11: for five years. I was the chairman of the board
Speaker 11: of the UN World Food Program. I was a lawyer
Speaker 11: for Boys Schiller Flexner, one of the most prestigious law
Speaker 11: firms in the world.
Speaker 7: You didn't have.
Speaker 4: Any extensive knowledge about natural gas or Ukraine itself.
Speaker 11: Though, No, But I think that I had as much
Speaker 11: knowledge as anybody else that was.
Speaker 3: On the board, if not more.
Speaker 4: In the list you gave me of the reasons why
Speaker 4: you're on that board, you did not list the fact
Speaker 4: that you were the son of them.
Speaker 11: Of course, Yeah, what rule do you think that played.
Speaker 11: I think that it is impossible for me to be
Speaker 11: on any of the boards that I just mentioned without
Speaker 11: saying I'm the son of the Vice President of.
Speaker 3: The United States.
Speaker 4: If your last name wasn't Biden, do you think you
Speaker 4: would have been asked to be on the board of Barisma.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know, probably not.
Speaker 11: I don't think that there's a lot of things that
Speaker 11: would have happened in my life that if my last
Speaker 11: name wasn't Biden.
Speaker 7: No experience at all whatsoever. And the prosecutor is investigating this,
Speaker 7: and he gave him six hours and threatens to withhold
Speaker 7: a billion dollars in loan guarantees.
Speaker 3: Son of a bee, they fired them.
Speaker 7: Now, that coupled with the weaponization of the Justice Department,
Speaker 7: politicizing the FBI and the DOJ, the double standard when
Speaker 7: it comes to justice in.
Speaker 3: America, I e.
Speaker 7: The rate at maur Lago, but no rate on the
Speaker 7: four locations Joe has top secret classified documents, or Hillary
Speaker 7: Clinton's home or Hillary Clinton's office anyway. Donald Trump was
Speaker 7: asked about this. He said, it's not his decision. And yeah,
Speaker 7: if I think, if you look at the law, I
Speaker 7: think a prosecutor could absolutely bring this before a grand
Speaker 7: jury and there could be indictments involving Joe and his family.
Speaker 3: I do believe that. Anyway, here's Donald Trump's answer to that. Well,
Speaker 3: let me ask you this.
Speaker 12: You said, President Biden quote that you're going to appoint
Speaker 12: a real special prosecutor to go after Joe Biden. You
Speaker 12: said that the campaign. You said that on Truth Social
Speaker 12: June twelfth, twenty twenty three. I will appoint a real
Speaker 12: special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in
Speaker 12: the history of the United States, Joe Biden and.
Speaker 3: The entire Bid parties, crime family. Are you going to
Speaker 3: do that?
Speaker 12: Are you going to go after Joe Biden.
Speaker 13: I'm really looking to make our country successful. I'm not
Speaker 13: looking to go back into the past. I'm looking to
Speaker 13: make our country successful.
Speaker 12: I want to pause here because what you're saying is
Speaker 12: significant because you wrote on Truth Social in twenty twenty
Speaker 12: three that you're going to point a real special prosecutor
Speaker 12: to go after Joe Biden. Now you're saying you're not
Speaker 12: going to do that.
Speaker 13: I will say this, no, I'm not doing that unless
Speaker 13: I find something that I think is reasonable. But that's
Speaker 13: not going to be my decision. That's going to be
Speaker 13: Pambondi's decision, and to a different extent, cash Betel, assuming
Speaker 13: they're both there, and I think they're both going to
Speaker 13: get approved. But I you know, while you ask me
Speaker 13: that what they've done to me with weaponization is a disgrace.
Speaker 7: Then he was asked if you know we're subsidizing these
Speaker 7: other countries, like he's talking about Canada, and he said, well,
Speaker 7: I don't we make it the fifty first state, the
Speaker 7: state of Canada, which I think is hilarious. A lot
Speaker 7: of people on the left, they just don't know what
Speaker 7: to make of Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: It cracks me up. Here's what he said, I think
Speaker 3: we will. I'm a big believer in tariffs.
Speaker 13: I think tariffs are the most beautiful word.
Speaker 3: I think they're beautiful. It's going to make us rich.
Speaker 13: We're subsidizing Canada to the tune of over one hundred
Speaker 13: billion dollars a year. We're subsidizing Mexico for almost three
Speaker 13: hundred billion dollars. We shouldn't be subsided. Why are we
Speaker 13: subsidizing these countries. If we're going to subsidize them, let
Speaker 13: him become a state. We're subsidizing Mexico, and we're subsidizing Canada,
Speaker 13: and we're subsidizing many countries all over the world. And
Speaker 13: all I want to do is I want to have
Speaker 13: a level, fast, but fair playing field.
Speaker 3: I mean, the media is so humorless.
Speaker 7: And the other thing that he pointed out is, and
Speaker 7: this was made during the campaign, well, he's going to
Speaker 7: put tariffs. And he's threatened tariffs, for example, on Mexico
Speaker 7: and on Canada if they don't secure their border. And
Speaker 7: he said he might leave NATO if in fact that
Speaker 7: other countries don't pay their fair share. And then he
Speaker 7: rightly pointed out on the tariff's question that it will
Speaker 7: cost Americans nothing that they made this country money when
Speaker 7: he was president, for example, the tariff's he put on China.
Speaker 7: It also what he's doing when he mentions tariffs is
Speaker 7: he's getting their attention. And Mexico and Canada do need
Speaker 7: to secure their border and do their part. It's called
Speaker 7: the negotiation. And when you have unfair trade practices like
Speaker 7: China has, and intellectual property theft like China has, and
Speaker 7: you have China threatening our allies as they've been doing
Speaker 7: with Taiwan, there's got to be consequences for that behavior,
Speaker 7: and the best way to get their attention is to
Speaker 7: hit him in the pocketbook. Anyway, here's Donald Trump talking
Speaker 7: about how tariffs cost Americans nothing and how in his
Speaker 7: first term they actually made the country money.
Speaker 12: How do you make sure that these CEOs that these
Speaker 12: companies don't in fact pass on the cost of tariffs
Speaker 12: to their consumers.
Speaker 13: They cost Americans nothing. They made a great economy for us.
Speaker 13: They also solve another problem if we were going to
Speaker 13: have problems having to do with wars and having to
Speaker 13: do with other things tariffs. I have stopped wars with
Speaker 13: tariffs by saying, you guys want to fight, is great,
Speaker 13: but both of you are going to pay tariffs to
Speaker 13: the United States at one hundred percent, and they have
Speaker 13: many purposes. Tariffs if properly used. I don't say you
Speaker 13: use them like a madman. I say properly used. But
Speaker 13: it didn't cost this country anything. It made this country money.
Speaker 13: And we never really got the chance to go all
Speaker 13: out because we had to fight COVID in the last
Speaker 13: part and we did it very successfully.
Speaker 7: He's not wrong, but trust me, this is all a
Speaker 7: negotiating technique. All of this is everything with Donald Trump
Speaker 7: is transactual and it's all for negotiation purposes. The issue
Speaker 7: of immigration came up, and he said a number of
Speaker 7: things about it. He said, on deportations, the only way
Speaker 7: not to break up families is keep them together and
Speaker 7: send them all back. And then he said he would
Speaker 7: try to end birthright citizenship. And when I asked this question,
Speaker 7: it was not asked the right way. But let me
Speaker 7: play his answers.
Speaker 12: Let me ask you about another group of people, the
Speaker 12: estimated four million families in America who have mixed immigration status.
Speaker 12: So I'm talking about parents who might be here illegally,
Speaker 12: but the kids are here legally. Your borders are talking
Speaker 12: about well, I mean there are two aspects of this.
Speaker 12: Your borders are Tom Holman said, they can be deported together.
Speaker 12: Is that the plan?
Speaker 13: That way you keep the foot Well, I don't want
Speaker 13: to be breaking up families. So the only way you
Speaker 13: don't break up the family is you keep them together
Speaker 13: and you have to send them all back.
Speaker 12: You promised to end birthright citizenship on day one. Is
Speaker 12: that still your plan?
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
Speaker 12: The fourteenth Amendment, though, says that quote all persons born
Speaker 12: in the United States are citizens. Can you get around
Speaker 12: the Fourteenth Amendment?
Speaker 3: With an a second of actually change and maybe have
Speaker 3: to go back to the people. But we have to
Speaker 3: end it with the only country that has its. You
Speaker 3: you're an executive action. You're with the only country.
Speaker 13: That has it. Do you know if somebody sets a foot,
Speaker 13: just a foot, one foot.
Speaker 3: You don't need to on our lands.
Speaker 13: Congratulations, you are now a citizen of the United States
Speaker 13: of America. Yes, we're going to end that because it's ridiculous. Well,
Speaker 13: if we can through executive action. I was going to
Speaker 13: do it through executive action, but then we had to
Speaker 13: fix COVID first.
Speaker 7: To be honest with you now, Senator Mike Lee on
Speaker 7: the second part of this actually put up on X
Speaker 7: and he's right about this. When the President said he
Speaker 7: intends to end birthright citizenship, people said, well, it's in
Speaker 7: the constitution. It's in the constitution, and he rightly pointed
Speaker 7: out they selectively omitted a key part of the fourteenth
Speaker 7: Amendment and a question about birthright citizenship. And when he
Speaker 7: was asked about a number of changes he intends to
Speaker 7: implement as president, well, it included the plan to end
Speaker 7: birthright citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment. Someone born in the US,
Speaker 7: born in our country is granted citizenship regardless of where
Speaker 7: where their parents come from. And this was, you know,
Speaker 7: years ago we were talking about this issue. People would
Speaker 7: come from other countries while they were pregnant, they deliver
Speaker 7: their child in America for the purpose of gaining birthright citizenship. Anyway,
Speaker 7: under the fourteenth Amendment, that is that happens. However, as
Speaker 7: he points out that the fourteenth Amendment states all persons
Speaker 7: in the US are citizens? Can you get around the
Speaker 7: fourteenth Amendment with executive action? Now, what Lee shared is
Speaker 7: a clip. All persons born in the US and subject
Speaker 7: to the jurisdiction thereof.
Speaker 3: Those are very important words in our constitution.
Speaker 7: All persons born in the US, subject to the jurisdiction thereof,
Speaker 7: shall be citizens of the US.
Speaker 3: Those words matter. And then the Senator continued to break
Speaker 3: it down.
Speaker 7: He said, and Congress has the power to define what
Speaker 7: it means to be born in the US and subject
Speaker 7: to the jurisdiction thereof. And he's one hundred percent right
Speaker 7: constitutionally on that issue, one hundred percent. Anyway, back to
Speaker 7: the President, Well, I'll tell you what. Why don't get
Speaker 7: to our phones in the meantime, Let's say hello to
Speaker 7: Sarah in North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Sarah, Hi, how are you glad?
Speaker 10: You called nice? First of all, y'all, I have to
Speaker 10: say real fast that you are one good looking man.
Speaker 10: And second of all, the.
Speaker 3: Reason hang on, hang got Linda? Did you hear that?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 3: I think I'll make that on a loop for you
Speaker 3: can hear it every day. Get your day started, right, Sarry?
Speaker 7: You just made my day, But I will have to
Speaker 7: get your glasses fixed. I feel like, remember the scene
Speaker 7: in My Cousin Vinnie when an eyewitness couldn't see fifty
Speaker 7: feet away. Yeah, this is the dirt that was well
Speaker 7: that guy, And then there was this elderly woman who
Speaker 7: had her, you know, very thick glasses And how many
Speaker 7: figures do I have up? The judge goes too, you know,
Speaker 7: and he goes for the witness. Only how many figures
Speaker 7: do I now have up? And the lady got it wrong?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 10: I remember that. I love that movie. About what I
Speaker 10: was calling about today is it occurred to me with
Speaker 10: all the talk that's going around about Biden, about Joe
Speaker 10: Biden giving Hunter a pardon, it kind of occurred to
Speaker 10: me that maybe it's not as simple as it seems.
Speaker 10: Maybe Hunter told his dad, you know, if you don't
Speaker 10: get me out of this mask before year out of
Speaker 10: office and I go down, you're going down with me.
Speaker 10: What do you think about that?
Speaker 7: I think there's gonna be more pardons to come. I
Speaker 7: mean Democrats have been talking about this and they have
Speaker 7: a list of people retribution. Although Donald Trump said he
Speaker 7: has no interest in retribution, he said retribution is success.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 7: You know, However, if laws are broken, you got to
Speaker 7: enforce them. And I would argue that what we know
Speaker 7: what Joe Biden himself has admitted to and the amount
Speaker 7: of money that he benefited from while he was vice president,
Speaker 7: I think they would warrant an investigation. However, I think
Speaker 7: that I don't believe Donald Trump has an appetite for it.
Speaker 7: But it won't be his decision. It's going to be
Speaker 7: Pam Bondi's decision. It'll be Cash Betel's decision.
Speaker 3: But we'll see. We have a lot of other work
Speaker 3: that we got to get done. There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. But hopefully they'll
Speaker 10: find out the truth and be able to put it
Speaker 10: out there.
Speaker 7: I appreciate the call, Sarah. Thank you, Linda, You remind
Speaker 7: me of the movie my cousin Benny.
Speaker 10: I was going to jump in because he actually says
Speaker 10: to her, maybe you're ready for a new thickness on
Speaker 10: your glasses.
Speaker 3: That's actually the line though, he says to her. But
Speaker 3: it's a great The whole movie is fantastic, to be
Speaker 3: honest with you. The two youths, what's the.
Speaker 10: What was the movie?
Speaker 3: Not the movie? The judge was from the Monsters? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he passed away. He's so but it was like, it
Speaker 3: was wild to see him in that what a voice,
Speaker 3: my god?
Speaker 7: And and what do you call this on the windows
Speaker 7: in the screen. You can shout it out? Dirt, that's right.
Speaker 1: That shut it out?
Speaker 3: What do you shot out? Shout it? Shout it out
Speaker 3: when you know the answers? And what are these what
Speaker 3: are these things over.
Speaker 7: Here that that obstruct the view to you know? The
Speaker 7: saka SuDS? Oh, the trees, very good, shout keep.
Speaker 3: Shouting him out. Bushes these bushes, yeah, bush, very good.
Speaker 3: It's so funny.
Speaker 7: Right, that's what it wrap things up for today. A
Speaker 7: great Hannity Tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
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