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Speaker 1: your calls coming up straight ahead. So we've learned a lot,
Speaker 1: an awful lot, that so many Republican Senators, mostly conservative,
Speaker 1: mostly MAGA, and Congressman again mostly MAGA, mostly conservative, have
Speaker 1: in fact been targeted in ways that nobody knew about,
Speaker 1: and that includes conservative organizations like Turning Point USA. These
Speaker 1: attacks against conservatives is so beyond the pale. I mean,
Speaker 1: they knew that they went to phone companies, they got
Speaker 1: their phone records, they got their locations where phone calls
Speaker 1: were made, they knew who they called when they called,
Speaker 1: where the location of the call, the person they were
Speaker 1: calling was, and anyway, it just it just never ceases
Speaker 1: to amaze me. All right, joining us now, Congressman, former
Speaker 1: congress and Louis Gohmert, first District of Texas. Man, I
Speaker 1: have missed you. How are you doing.
Speaker 2: I'm doing well. Thank you. Sean, it's great talking to you,
Speaker 2: and I really appreciate the emphasis you put on this,
Speaker 2: and because you get it. If they had been successful
Speaker 2: in keeping this covered up, then there would be and
Speaker 2: if Trump had not won the election, we'd be over
Speaker 2: I mean, this would have been one party country. And
Speaker 2: you had Jonathan Turnley on the other night and he
Speaker 2: pointed out, look, you know these are people that are oversighted.
Speaker 2: But it's even more than that, Charn. I know, Jim
Speaker 2: and I talked about this back around the time that
Speaker 2: they were getting our records. We both had and our
Speaker 2: Judiciary Committee had people calling up us that were part
Speaker 2: of the FBI, part of the DOJ, saying you know, look,
Speaker 2: we know of law breaking going on within the FBI,
Speaker 2: within the dj We had whistleblowers contacting us. That's why
Speaker 2: there's a congressional privilege that prevents the DOJ from just
Speaker 2: coming in and grabbing our material like they did here.
Speaker 2: That makes it so dangerous.
Speaker 1: Well, it really does. How did you find out about this? Now,
Speaker 1: by the way, for those that don't know you were
Speaker 1: a former judge, how many years did you spend in Congress?
Speaker 2: Eighteen years in Congress. I was on the bench for
Speaker 2: a decade and the last part of that short time
Speaker 2: as a Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals. But
Speaker 2: I found out when Grassley's lead investigators contacted me and said, look,
Speaker 2: we just found out you were part of this. And
Speaker 2: I know Jim mentioned that he had the House Judiciary
Speaker 2: Committee do some digging and found out there was a
Speaker 2: non disclosure order issued by the Judge Bosberg. But I
Speaker 2: learned that from the Senate Judiciary Committee. Their investigators told me, look,
Speaker 2: they got these indios, the non disclosure orders. That means
Speaker 2: shan that somebody had to swear that all of us
Speaker 2: listed were threats to flee the country, that we were
Speaker 2: threats to destroy everything, as if we were Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: then we had to bleach bit and all that.
Speaker 1: Oh. They also they also said you would intimidate witnesses.
Speaker 1: You're a former judge. You're not intimidating witnesses.
Speaker 3: No, you're not.
Speaker 1: You're not going to race off to Grenada and hide
Speaker 1: in or hide in the Caribbean somewhere.
Speaker 2: That's try. I've only got one home. So but that's
Speaker 2: what they did, and they had to have somebody swear
Speaker 2: that that was a risk, and that is so egregious.
Speaker 2: Now having done it as a subpoena instead of a warrant,
Speaker 2: they didn't have to prove any probable cause. They just
Speaker 2: got the grand jury to issue the subpoena. But then
Speaker 2: to get that nondisclosure order, they had to get a
Speaker 2: judge to find these things based on somebody swearing to
Speaker 2: these things, and that's really egregious. And I just all
Speaker 2: the way through finding out these things, I just keep saying,
Speaker 2: thank you God, and thank you Donald Trump, because if
Speaker 2: he hadn't won, that would we'd have a one party
Speaker 2: country and there would be nobody safe. And I go
Speaker 2: back a few years when people were saying, you know,
Speaker 2: we just need a candidate without all Trump's baggage, and
Speaker 2: I would say, do you not get it? This DOJ
Speaker 2: is going to give baggage to whomever the Republican candidate is.
Speaker 2: And we happen to have the only guy I know
Speaker 2: of in the country week that could withstand the onslaught
Speaker 2: of the legal waterfare, the financial warfare. I mean, they're
Speaker 2: going after his friends, his family is in getting him
Speaker 2: deep banked. Holy cow. So thank God for Trump, and
Speaker 2: he stayed through and he got elected, and now we're
Speaker 2: able to find out all these things. And by the way,
Speaker 2: there's a lot we don't know, an awful lot we
Speaker 2: don't know. So, having consulted with Tom Fitten and one
Speaker 2: of their attorneys, Sean Dunaghan, Judicial Watch is going to
Speaker 2: be digging more from me and my former chief of staff.
Speaker 2: We're going to get to the bottom of just how
Speaker 2: much information they got. And I do appreciate, you know,
Speaker 2: AT and T being hesitant to turn anything over. Where
Speaker 2: Verizon just said, yeah, sure you want to hear's everything
Speaker 2: that wasn't very helpful.
Speaker 1: Well, my understanding is is that I guess you had
Speaker 1: her Verizon. Did you know I.
Speaker 2: Did have a Verzon And by the way, you know
Speaker 2: you don't forget anything. You remember William Jefferson and the
Speaker 2: ninety thousand dollars gold hard cash in his freezer. I
Speaker 2: know because you talked about it back in five and six.
Speaker 2: They had everything they needed to get a search warrant,
Speaker 2: probably cause for his home. But then they did it.
Speaker 2: Muller did a got a warrant and searched his office
Speaker 2: and all hell broke loose. And I was asked by Haster,
Speaker 2: because of my background, just sit in on the meeting.
Speaker 3: So there was a.
Speaker 2: Lawyers from the White House, the DOJ, the House Council,
Speaker 2: and historically, as it was brought out in that meeting,
Speaker 2: anytime there was a warrant that was going to be
Speaker 2: run on a congressman's office, his files, documents, computers, anything
Speaker 2: like that, you take the warrant to the House Council.
Speaker 2: It's not because with members above the law or anything
Speaker 2: like that. Is because this privileged material in there from whistleblowers,
Speaker 2: from constituents, things like that that the DOJ has no
Speaker 2: right to get, and so you bring it to the
Speaker 2: House Council. They gather everything from the office and then
Speaker 2: they start going through and they provide to the DOJ
Speaker 2: the things that the warrant requires. But the DOJ went
Speaker 2: to a judge there and I don't remember who it was,
Speaker 2: and said, we don't need to go to House Council.
Speaker 2: We're going to set up within the DOJ somebody to
Speaker 2: do all the screening and will decide what the congressman
Speaker 2: can have Back. Well, Jefferson was guilty of sin and
Speaker 2: that wasn't the issue. The issue was you don't raid
Speaker 2: that there's a separation of powers. The oversight authority is
Speaker 2: totally pointed out and that was a message from Muller
Speaker 2: back then as director of the FBI were we were
Speaker 2: upset at him, and it was a message to Congress,
Speaker 2: you better lay off or we're coming after you. And
Speaker 2: he made some comment maybe and they to set up
Speaker 2: four hundred agents, you know, looking into Congress. Now, I
Speaker 2: mean it was an in your face to Congress. And
Speaker 2: this is this is much much, much worse than the
Speaker 2: Watergate ever was.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, because we do have a constitution,
Speaker 1: we do have a Bill of rights, We do have
Speaker 1: a fourth Amendment against unreasonable search and seizure. If this
Speaker 1: doesn't rise to that level, I don't know what does.
Speaker 1: Do you agree with that legal analysis? And then the
Speaker 1: next question I have is is there any remedy for you?
Speaker 1: Is there a possibility that you can sue for an
Speaker 1: invasion of privacy like this? And you know what would
Speaker 1: the remedy be.
Speaker 2: Well, you're exactly right in your analysis legal analysis. You
Speaker 2: point out too often you're not a lawyer, But boy,
Speaker 2: do you have good legal analysis. Yes, you're dead on,
Speaker 2: and yes there is potential remedy if we found that,
Speaker 2: and we will find they vastly exceeded the scope of
Speaker 2: what they're allowed to do, and so there is a
Speaker 2: potential suit for damages. But I just want to get
Speaker 2: to the bottom of what who would be.
Speaker 1: The likely person to suit? I mean, I would want
Speaker 1: to hold the people that ordered this accountable, but maybe
Speaker 1: these companies, you know, they have a responsibility to respect
Speaker 1: the privacy of their clients as well, and unless they
Speaker 1: show real probable cause, I mean, you know, the rationale
Speaker 1: that some judges is going to claim the likes of
Speaker 1: you and Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz and Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: and I can run through the whole list, and Kevin
Speaker 1: McCarthy are a flight risk is insane. The idea, idea
Speaker 1: that you would be out there intimidating witnesses. I don't
Speaker 1: even know if you would. I would don't know what
Speaker 1: witness to intimidate because you don't know what the hell
Speaker 1: they're looking for anyway.
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly. So yeah, so.
Speaker 1: What what what is the underlying crime? You're you're a judge,
Speaker 1: Tell me where is the crime here? Where is the
Speaker 1: predicate to to invade like this?
Speaker 2: Well, there is no predicate, There is no basis to
Speaker 2: invade like this, and we are protected and so but
Speaker 2: they just flew by all the protections and did so
Speaker 2: under color of law. So that's that's what they did.
Speaker 2: And it was under color of law. So uh, it
Speaker 2: would be a civil rights lawsuit. But we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 1: But there, let me ask you this question because it's
Speaker 1: been a while since we spoke. Uh when did you
Speaker 1: What years were you in Congress? When did you retire?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Was went was horn in first January of five and
Speaker 2: left Congress in January of twenty three. Okay, do you
Speaker 2: miss it sometimes when when I want to get after
Speaker 2: the people that are destroying my country? Yes, absolutely, But
Speaker 2: and I missed talking to you as much as we
Speaker 2: used to, you know, I do miss it.
Speaker 1: Oh for me, this is like, you know, Reunion Day,
Speaker 1: catching up with my old buddy Louis gomert I. I
Speaker 1: remember doing events with you down in your district and
Speaker 1: having a great time in Texas. But so what are
Speaker 1: you what are you doing now? And why did you
Speaker 1: get out? And what are you doing now?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm senior fellow with the David Horwitz Freedom Center.
Speaker 2: We lost David and he'd been a friend for so
Speaker 2: many years, you know, a former communist and and and
Speaker 2: by the way, you know, Whittaker Chambers had written he
Speaker 2: was a communist, and he realized, you know, gee, I
Speaker 2: noticed in this communist system, when people change leadership, they
Speaker 2: just get rid of they disappear people that disagree with them.
Speaker 2: This isn't a good system. And that's what we would
Speaker 2: have had right here, Sean. If they had been able
Speaker 2: to get rid of all these Republican leaders, we would
Speaker 2: have had a one party system. It would have been
Speaker 2: Marxists and there would have been nobody safe in the country.
Speaker 2: But I was concerned. As great as the lawsuits have
Speaker 2: been filed by our attorney general, he was not going
Speaker 2: after the really widespread election fraud around the Dallas area
Speaker 2: and our big cities. And to me, the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four election was the be all end all. If Trump
Speaker 2: didn't win, we were just toast. And so I made
Speaker 2: a run. I got into late, but so anyway, but
Speaker 2: so it wasn't just well, I'm going to sit back
Speaker 2: and retire. I would still want to try to do
Speaker 2: what I could to save the country. And and President
Speaker 2: Trump had told me a couple of times last year,
Speaker 2: I need to take it with me to Washington. But
Speaker 2: somebody up there is deciding they're not sure they me.
Speaker 1: But anyway, well, Loois, let's be honest. I've known you along.
Speaker 1: You can be a little bit of a handful. I
Speaker 1: mean it's not like you're a quiet wallflower. I mean
Speaker 1: I mean that in the most complimentary way. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't think I'm any different than you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know you know, both of us
Speaker 2: can be a little senacious and and I think that's
Speaker 2: what you need in some areas up there. So anyway,
Speaker 2: you're exactly right. But well, anyway, we're but being a
Speaker 2: senior fellow with Horwitz Foundation, Ohen and you'll love this,
Speaker 2: Daniel Greenfield says, you know, Louis, you've been talking about
Speaker 2: the need to expose these judges and go after them
Speaker 2: and try to hold them accountable. So they're starting the
Speaker 2: Judicial Accountability Project. But we're going to do dossier's or
Speaker 2: on the judges that are not conforming with the laws
Speaker 2: and propriety, and then hopefully we'll get the House Judiciary
Speaker 2: Committee to call them in, hold them accountable and im
Speaker 2: beat them.
Speaker 1: We got we got a whole list of stuff to do.
Speaker 1: I'm just up on the clock, but we got to
Speaker 1: have you back more often. I miss talking to you,
Speaker 1: my friend. Have a great Thanksgiving with you and your
Speaker 1: beautiful family, and we wish you the best. Louis Gomeert,
Speaker 1: thank you, sir. All Right, So President was hilarious today
Speaker 1: pardoning the turkey and some other fun moments that he had.
Speaker 1: I think it's worth playing. As you know, we now
Speaker 1: get ready to take our little holiday break here for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: We have so much to be thankful for, but this
Speaker 1: was very entertaining during parts of today. Let me play
Speaker 1: it for you.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, and.
Speaker 3: I hope you like our new beautiful patio with matching
Speaker 3: stone to the White House. If this were Grests today,
Speaker 3: you'd be sinking into the mud like they've done for
Speaker 3: many years, and you would be very unhappy.
Speaker 4: Please, thank you very much. This was a big day.
Speaker 3: It's a parton day for a very important beast on
Speaker 3: behalf of the First Lady and the entire Trump family.
Speaker 3: I want to wish all Americans a very very happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: It's a great time of the year and our country
Speaker 3: is doing really well economically like we've never done before.
Speaker 3: Today we continue a time honored American tradition. Boy, that's
Speaker 3: a well trained turkey. See how happy he is. In
Speaker 3: a few moments, I will grant a full, absolute and
Speaker 3: unconditional presidential pardon to too handsome Thanksgiving turkeys.
Speaker 4: And this is their lucky day. This is a lucky
Speaker 4: day for them.
Speaker 3: But before going any further, I want to make an
Speaker 3: important announcement, because you remember last year, after a thorough
Speaker 3: and very rigorous investigation by Pam Bondi and all of
Speaker 3: the people at Department of Justice, the FBI, the CIA,
Speaker 3: the White House Counsel's Office, and the Department of Everything.
Speaker 4: We have a Department of Everything, you know that is
Speaker 4: I think that's called the White House.
Speaker 3: Into a terrible situation caused by a man named Sleepy
Speaker 3: Joe Biden. He used an auto pen last year for
Speaker 3: the turkey's pardon. So I have the official duty to determine,
Speaker 3: and I have determined that last year's turkey partons are
Speaker 3: totally invalid, as are the partons of about every other
Speaker 3: person that was pardoned other than Where's hunt.
Speaker 4: No Hunters was good.
Speaker 3: That was the one part in Pam that was good, right,
Speaker 3: The rest of them are all invalid. I don't know
Speaker 3: what the hell you're going to do about that, but
Speaker 3: that's now We're going to take a little of the joke,
Speaker 3: and that is a mess. But they're hereby Nol and Voyd.
Speaker 3: The turkeys known as peachin Blossom last year have been
Speaker 3: located and they were on their way to be processed,
Speaker 3: in other words, to be killed. But I have stopped
Speaker 3: that journey and I am officially pardoning them and they
Speaker 3: will not be served for Thanksgiving dinner. We saved them
Speaker 3: in the nick of time. This one has plenty of time,
Speaker 3: but they were saved in the nick of time.
Speaker 4: We're thrilled to.
Speaker 3: Be joined today by Vice President j d Vance, Second
Speaker 3: Lady Ushavance, their daughter Mirabelle, and along with Attorney General
Speaker 3: Pam Bondi, Secretary's Marco Rubio, Scott Bessett, Pete hag Seth,
Speaker 3: Brooke Rollins, Howard Lutnick, Linda McMahon, Scott Turner, Administrator Lee's Elden,
Speaker 3: who's done a great job. A nuclear power plant gets
Speaker 3: approved in less than a week. Okay, I'm only kidding,
Speaker 3: but pretty close to that.
Speaker 4: And we have more. Where is Lee? Stand up?
Speaker 2: Lee?
Speaker 4: One of my great superstars. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Used to take twenty years before you got rejected when
Speaker 3: you put in an application. Now we're doing them in
Speaker 3: a matter of weeks, right, and that's why we have
Speaker 3: the biggest plants anywhere in the world. We're leading in AI,
Speaker 3: we're leading in everything. Our auto plants are pouring back
Speaker 3: into our country. Where do you see the jobs coming
Speaker 3: with them? But there many of them are under construction.
Speaker 3: But Lee's done a great job in getting those approvals.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it very much. FBI Director of Cash Patel,
Speaker 3: who's been very busy doing a great job. Also, thank you, Cash,
Speaker 3: along with members of you get a following Cash along
Speaker 3: with members of Congress, And in particular, I want to
Speaker 3: mention Jason Smith and David Rosier. Where are those two guys?
Speaker 4: Come on? Stand up fellows, what good people.
Speaker 3: Jason knows more about the tax code than any living
Speaker 3: human being knows so much, we don't even want to
Speaker 3: hear about it, right, too complicated. We're going to make
Speaker 3: it a simpler code. But we did in the great, big,
Speaker 3: beautiful bill. It was just passed. Your imprints all over
Speaker 3: that and it's amazing. The biggest tax cuts in the
Speaker 3: history of our country for middle income people. The biggest
Speaker 3: tax cuts in the history of our country for middle
Speaker 3: income people, and the biggest jobs bill ever passed, and
Speaker 3: nobody thought we could get that one done on bland.
Speaker 3: We actually put four years actually probably eight or ten years,
Speaker 3: but we put four years worth of material into one great,
Speaker 3: big beautiful bill. So that worked out very well. And
Speaker 3: I want to thank everybody for working on a JD.
Speaker 3: That was a great That was a great well. You know,
Speaker 3: we were going to do it in small bills. We're
Speaker 3: gonna have eighteen bills. I do it along the process.
Speaker 3: I'm glad Scott that we got it done because dealing
Speaker 3: with these Democrats, I don't think I think that's our
Speaker 3: one shot. But we have it all in one great,
Speaker 3: big beautiful bill. Thanks as well to the chairman of
Speaker 3: the National Turkey Federation and the CEO, A Butterball.
Speaker 4: That's a big deal. Jay Jan drenn Wor's day.
Speaker 3: Thank you, stand up, Jay, thank you very much, along
Speaker 3: with his wife, Leslie and their three children, as well
Speaker 3: as the farmer who raised these two magnificent birds, Travis
Speaker 3: Pittman and Wayne County, North Carolina. I won Wayne County
Speaker 3: by a lot. That means you had a voute for Trump.
Speaker 3: I think I won by ninety two percent. I like
Speaker 3: Wayne County. They're doing all right right, and this is
Speaker 3: like a record setting turkey that's going to be saved.
Speaker 3: The turkey's being pardoned today go by the names of
Speaker 3: Gobble and Waddle. When I first saw their pictures, I
Speaker 3: thought we should send them.
Speaker 4: Well, I shouldn't say this.
Speaker 3: I was gonna call him Chuck a Nancy. But then
Speaker 3: I realized I wouldn't be pardoning them. I would never
Speaker 3: pardon those two people. I wouldn't pardon them. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: care what Malania told me, Darling, I think it would
Speaker 3: be a nice thing to do.
Speaker 4: I won't do it, Darling.
Speaker 3: These are two of the largest turkeys ever presented to
Speaker 3: an American president, over fifty pounds each, since the largest
Speaker 3: we've ever had. And those are big turkeys. Are they
Speaker 3: as good as the normal size turkey?
Speaker 4: Better? Or as good? Do they tend to be a
Speaker 4: little fatty? Maybe? Now? He said no, he knows the
Speaker 4: turkey business anyway.
Speaker 3: Despite their size, Secretary Kennedy has formally certified that these
Speaker 3: are the first ever Maha turkeys. I don't know if
Speaker 3: I agree with that these are Maha. In other words,
Speaker 3: they could be fat, but they're still Maha. They've been
Speaker 3: fattened on a steady diet of grass beef to allow
Speaker 3: the smoothies and all of the other things that they've
Speaker 3: been eating for this occasion. This was a really big occasion,
Speaker 3: but they've eaten every fattening food that you can eat.
Speaker 3: We work like we wanted to really make them special,
Speaker 3: and they really are. They're like record setting. I've never
Speaker 3: seen a turkey that big before.
Speaker 4: Are they violent at all?
Speaker 3: Will they attack as I walk over, because if they were,
Speaker 3: I'll say right up here. But as you know, we're
Speaker 3: tough on crime administration, we are tough on crime. You know,
Speaker 3: our border had zero people coming in for the last
Speaker 3: seven months, right, zero.
Speaker 4: I mean even I find that hard to believe to be.
Speaker 3: They had millions and millions of people pour into our
Speaker 3: border from prisons, from mental institutions, gang members, drug dealers.
Speaker 3: They poured in to our country like we were stupid people.
Speaker 3: Not stupid people anymore. But nobody's ever seen anything the
Speaker 3: job that they've done on the Tom Holman, Christinom, the
Speaker 3: whole group, the job they've done on the boat is
Speaker 3: almost like a miracle. And the people that make these
Speaker 3: statistics that said zero, they've said zero for the last
Speaker 3: seven months.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 3: It has to be like a few people got in,
Speaker 3: but they say zero and their radical left Democrats to
Speaker 3: do the scoring, so I can't imagine they.
Speaker 4: Did that for us. The truth is, we have no people.
Speaker 3: Coming into our country illegally. It's an amazing it's an
Speaker 3: amazing statistic, and I'm very proud of it. And we
Speaker 3: have the most people working in the United States today
Speaker 3: by far, that we ever had in the history of
Speaker 3: our country.
Speaker 4: So those are all good numbers.
Speaker 3: But instead of part in, some of my more enthusiastic
Speaker 3: staffers were already drafting the paperwork to ship Gobble and
Speaker 3: Waddle straight to the terrorist confinement center in El Salvador.
Speaker 4: And even those.
Speaker 3: Birds don't want to be there, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It was a tough I'd like to thank the president
Speaker 3: of that country. They they do a rather efficient It's
Speaker 3: going to be the largest prison in history. I've never
Speaker 3: seen anything like it, and a lot of people are behaving.
Speaker 3: On a more serious note as we gather around the
Speaker 3: dinner table, I'd like to lose a few pounds too,
Speaker 3: by the way, and I'm not going to lose it
Speaker 3: on Thanksgiving. I can tell you that because I'm going
Speaker 3: to have a turkey, but it's not going to be
Speaker 3: that one. I hope all Americans will have the chance
Speaker 3: to enjoy the fellowship of family and friends and renew
Speaker 3: our faith in God's providence.
Speaker 4: One year ago, we were a dead country. One year ago.
Speaker 3: The King of Saudi Arabia said it to me. He
Speaker 3: said it to me actually four months ago, when I
Speaker 3: was in Saudi Arabia qatar Uee. He said, you know,
Speaker 3: one year ago the United States was a dead country,
Speaker 3: and now you've got the hottest country anywhere in the
Speaker 3: world to do.
Speaker 4: We're the hottest country.
Speaker 3: We have eighteen trillion dollars being invested as of now
Speaker 3: that we're not even close to being one year. The
Speaker 3: most ever was two trillion for a certain country I
Speaker 3: won't name when during the last administration, in four years,
Speaker 3: they had less than a trillion dollars being invested in
Speaker 3: the country. In nine months, we have over eighteen trillion dollars.
Speaker 3: It's a number that nobody has ever even thought possible.
Speaker 3: And that's in building plants and building so many things.
Speaker 3: Investments in our country. Nobody's ever seen anything like it.
Speaker 3: But we have more people working we have more people praying.
Speaker 3: The churches are coming back. I don't know if you've
Speaker 3: been reading that story, but religion is coming back to America.
Speaker 4: Some people say, oh, why would you mention that? To me?
Speaker 4: That's a big deal.
Speaker 3: And this Thanksgiving, we're also making incredible strides to make
Speaker 3: America affordable again. Walmart announced that the cost of their
Speaker 3: standard Thanksgiving meal is twenty five percent lower than just
Speaker 3: one year ago.
Speaker 4: That's a big deal.
Speaker 3: According to the USDA, the price of Thanksgiving turkey is
Speaker 3: down thirty three percent from its Biden highs. Potatoes are
Speaker 3: down thirteen percent, hamm is down fifteen percent compared to
Speaker 3: last Thanksgiving. So we are down to a level that
Speaker 3: we haven't seen in a long time. Egg prices are
Speaker 3: down eighty six percent since March, and gasoline will soon
Speaker 3: be hovering around two dollars a gallon. Under our leadership,
Speaker 3: we passed the largest tax cuts in history, the largest
Speaker 3: spending cuts in history, the largest regulation cuts in history,
Speaker 3: and we have fully.
Speaker 4: Secured our southern border.
Speaker 3: I've also ended eight wars in nine months, and we're
Speaker 3: working on that final war.
Speaker 4: It's not easy, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think we're gonna get there twenty five thousand soldiers
Speaker 3: Ukraine Russia. In the last month, twenty five thousand soldiers
Speaker 3: have died. So I think we're getting very close to
Speaker 3: a deal. We'll find out. I thought that one would
Speaker 3: have been god.
Speaker 4: Quicker we did eight.
Speaker 3: I thought that would have been an easier one. But
Speaker 3: I think we're making progress in less than one year.
Speaker 3: We've accomplished more than most other administrations have accomplished in
Speaker 3: eight years. And this is a very special thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: We thank God.
Speaker 3: For his many blessings and the great success that this
Speaker 3: country has seen in the short period of time. We
Speaker 3: draw strength from the love of family and friends, and
Speaker 3: we express our undying gratitude for the men and the
Speaker 3: women of the United States Armed Forces.
Speaker 4: We love them.
Speaker 3: We pray that peace and prosperity will continue to bless
Speaker 3: our land, and together we'll really just keep this great
Speaker 3: drive going to make America great again.
Speaker 4: Maga.
Speaker 3: I think it's the greatest expression in the history of politics,
Speaker 3: make America great again. So once again, Malania, thank you
Speaker 3: for doing such a great job and being such a
Speaker 3: great first lady. And now let's go and give gobble
Speaker 3: waddle wattles. By the way, is missing action. But that's okay,
Speaker 3: what pretend waddle is here the gift that they've been
Speaker 3: waiting for. And I'll move over and I will just
Speaker 3: say very nicely, Gobble your pardon.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's say it in front of Gobble. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much, everybody, And.
Speaker 1: That's going to wrap things up for today. Look, we're
Speaker 1: out for the week and we will be back on Monday.
Speaker 1: Will also be in DC next week. I'll let you
Speaker 1: know more about that coming up. I want to wish
Speaker 1: you and your family members the greatest Thanksgiving. We have
Speaker 1: so much to be grateful for. We have an almighty
Speaker 1: God that has blessed us with the greatest best single
Speaker 1: country God gave men. And you know what, we often
Speaker 1: take our blessings for granted, including our relatives, all of them.
Speaker 1: Linda's too included in all seriousness, have a wonderful Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: and we all have a lot to be so grateful for.
Speaker 1: And I wish you and your family the very best.
Speaker 1: We'll see you back year next Monday.