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Speaker 3: Sean.
Speaker 2: If you want to join us. President Trump signing an
Speaker 2: executive order to end cash list beall. I go back
Speaker 2: to my opening monologue today, is this country, many many ways,
Speaker 2: is at a tipping point. And that's a term I'll
Speaker 2: normally use during an election cycle. But we are at
Speaker 2: a tipping point because the radical left right now would
Speaker 2: dramatically shift this country in a very different direction.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: The good news is Americans understand the need for law
Speaker 2: and order and safety and security. Americans believe in legal immigration,
Speaker 2: not illegal immigration. They support the President's deportations. Americans want
Speaker 2: energy dominance. They understand the importance of energy being the
Speaker 2: lifeblood of the world's economy. There's no doubt the President
Speaker 2: playing a role in bringing safety and security around the
Speaker 2: globe is it is in America's best interest. But again,
Speaker 2: he's not being part of any forever wars, keeping in
Speaker 2: sync with his his own Trump doctrine.
Speaker 3: Not really stated.
Speaker 2: I think we explain it better than anybody, which is, yeah,
Speaker 2: he'll use military force, like to take out Iranian nuclear sites.
Speaker 2: He'll use military force to take out the Isis Caliphate
Speaker 2: or Solomoni or Bagdaddi or if need be dropped, the
Speaker 2: mother of All bombs in Afghanistan. But in each case,
Speaker 2: you know, it's it's it's in sync with his philosophy
Speaker 2: that America should not be involved in these ever wars.
Speaker 2: But on every major issue, you know, you know, the
Speaker 2: Democrats are offering a very different vision for the future
Speaker 2: of the country. They support defund dismantle nobail laws. Now
Speaker 2: the President is taking that on, signing an executive order
Speaker 2: ending cashless bail. Even even fake news CNN grudgingly admitting
Speaker 2: that crime is down in d C since Trump deployed
Speaker 2: the National Guard. A what a shock the Trump The
Speaker 2: President is willing to now mobilize up to seventeen hundred
Speaker 2: National Guard troops in nineteen states to widen this crime
Speaker 2: and the illegal immigration crackdown. And you know, you have
Speaker 2: people like JB. Pritzker and all these people in liberal states,
Speaker 2: the LA Mayor Gavin Newsom, who's lost his mind. Chicago's
Speaker 2: weekend death toll By the way, six shot dead, twenty
Speaker 2: seven wounded this weekend. It's a typical weekend in Chicago.
Speaker 2: You know, we've stated this all throughout the Obama years.
Speaker 2: Nobody's ever lifted a finger. Three people were shot dead
Speaker 2: in Chicago during the weekend of August sixteen, twenty three wounded.
Speaker 2: I mean this, how many more people have to die here?
Speaker 2: I mean it gets crazy. But on every major issue.
Speaker 2: You can look at immigration as an example. You know,
Speaker 2: we now have a choice two very competing different visions
Speaker 2: for immigration. ICE was able to nab a Biden illegal
Speaker 2: whose rap sheet included thirty eight prior arrests. At what point,
Speaker 2: you know, do you say enough is enough? At what
Speaker 2: point when you have known terrorists and murderers and rapists
Speaker 2: and other violent criminals and cartel members and gang members,
Speaker 2: do you not get on board with No, we have
Speaker 2: to have an immigration system that enforces the law, respects
Speaker 2: our borders, and respects our sovereignty. That's not where the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party is. You know, there's now a petition supporting
Speaker 2: that illegal trucker accused of killing three in my free
Speaker 2: state of Florida. That person came in through the sanctuary
Speaker 2: state of California was given a commercial driver's license, can't
Speaker 2: read English and can't read road signs. You know, two
Speaker 2: and a half million people signing a petition supporting this guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know who these two and a half million
Speaker 2: people are, but I think it's insane. You know, they're
Speaker 2: now the party, the Democratic Party of a Brego Garcia.
Speaker 2: You have an Obama judge blocking Trump from defunding sanctuary states.
Speaker 2: Trump is going to win that, but a judge releasing
Speaker 2: the illegal, you know, migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland Man,
Speaker 2: as they like to say. Christy Noman was going to
Speaker 2: be on Hannity tonight, absolutely apoplectic about it. But Ice
Speaker 2: did rearrest the democrats favorite white feeding, gang banging Biden,
Speaker 2: the illegal you know, Chris van Holland's best friend. But
Speaker 2: on every major issue, every one of them, it's now
Speaker 2: a choice the likes of which this country's never had before.
Speaker 2: Whether it's law and order, safety, security, whether or not
Speaker 2: it's deportation for people that didn't respect our laws, borders,
Speaker 2: and sovereignty, whether or not it's on the economy. Democrats
Speaker 2: voted against the largest tax cut in American history. They
Speaker 2: voted against cutting taxes for working men and women. And
Speaker 2: you know it's a foreign policy. I don't think you've
Speaker 2: I've never seen a president that willing to expend political
Speaker 2: energy and capital like President Trump to bring peace around
Speaker 2: the world. Anyway, here to weigh in on all of this,
Speaker 2: South Carolina Attorney General by the way, he's now currently
Speaker 2: running for governor. He's a friend of the program. Alan
Speaker 2: Wilson is with us. And you know, I've never seen
Speaker 2: a tipping point like this where the country is literally
Speaker 2: confronted with basic fundamental visions for the future of the
Speaker 2: country that couldn't be more different. And I have a
Speaker 2: hard time understanding, even though these are eighty twenty ninety
Speaker 2: ten issues, why Democrats end up on the wrong side
Speaker 2: of all of them.
Speaker 4: Well, good for US Sean that they are ending up
Speaker 4: on the wrong side of all of them. The best
Speaker 4: revenge Donald Trump can have and that the Republican Party
Speaker 4: can have is success implementing pro law enforcement pro security
Speaker 4: policies to deliver real results to the American people. I
Speaker 4: was just looking on x a few moments ago, and
Speaker 4: the DC Police Union was giveing statistics since President Trump's
Speaker 4: taken over the DC Police and implemented, you know, his
Speaker 4: policies there, robberies have dropped eighty five percent compared to
Speaker 4: the previous two weeks of tracking. Violent crimes have dropped
Speaker 4: twenty five percent. Robberies dropped forty two percent. I mean,
Speaker 4: these are real, tangible results, And I think the Democrats
Speaker 4: are freaking out because when their constituencies start to reap
Speaker 4: the benefits of pro law enforcement, pro security policies, then
Speaker 4: they're going to start questioning what the Democrats have been
Speaker 4: trying to sell them all these years.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I just think that at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, you know, how many more Americans have
Speaker 2: to die, Why don't Democratic you know, why didn't Why
Speaker 2: didn't Joe Biden, Why didn't Kamala Harris? Why didn't may Orcus?
Speaker 2: Why did they light to us on immigration for example
Speaker 2: for four years and say the border was closed and
Speaker 2: secure and our eyes showed us a very different picture.
Speaker 2: And why didn't they ever pick up a phone and
Speaker 2: call the families of victims, people that were murdered or
Speaker 2: raped or victims of violent crime because of the illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants that they led into the country unvetted. You know,
Speaker 2: why didn't the Democratic Party stand at the President's Joint
Speaker 2: Session speech for the Family of Lake and Riley and
Speaker 2: the family of Joscelyn Nungary. What is it about this
Speaker 2: party that if Trump does it, they've got to hate it.
Speaker 4: Because they've been hijacked by the far extremist left. And
Speaker 4: to actually acknowledge the things that you just talked about
Speaker 4: meant they would have to acknowledge their own failures. Sean,
Speaker 4: I remember watching that State of the Union. There was
Speaker 4: a child there, I think, battling brain cancer. You know
Speaker 4: that they were going to make an honorary you know,
Speaker 4: DC police officer or Secret Service officer, if I recall,
Speaker 4: and they couldn't even stand up and clap for that
Speaker 4: because these people are so deranged that Trump derange derangement
Speaker 4: syndrome is a real thing, and to acknowledge it, to
Speaker 4: call victims, to acknowledge the reality on the ground, means
Speaker 4: they would have to acknowledge that they are failures and
Speaker 4: they have been held by the radical left.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's what's happened now.
Speaker 2: The question is do you see any Democrat emerging that
Speaker 2: can get traction. I mean, certainly there's a race to
Speaker 2: the left to get the nomination. I think more recently,
Speaker 2: we've seen the activity of you know, Cavin Newsom, who's
Speaker 2: the governor of the United Socialist Utopia of California. We've
Speaker 2: gone over as track record. They have the highest property taxes,
Speaker 2: they have the highest cast taxes, they have the highest
Speaker 2: income taxes. They have one of the worst school systems
Speaker 2: in the entire country. They have one of the highest
Speaker 2: homeless populations. They have the highest you know, exodus issue
Speaker 2: of any any country in the I'm sorry, any state
Speaker 2: in the entire country. People are leaving California because of
Speaker 2: its burdensome taxation, the quality of life issues, and you
Speaker 2: can't even rebuild a home in the Pacific Palisades, even
Speaker 2: though I would argue government was responsible for a big
Speaker 2: part of that failure because Santa Annah wins are predictable
Speaker 2: and wildfires are predictable, especially if you don't practice the
Speaker 2: science of forestry. All these thirteen thousand plus homes burn
Speaker 2: on the ground, and maybe one hundred applications for new
Speaker 2: home building has been approved. I mean, I would think
Speaker 2: Gavin has something better to do than try to beat
Speaker 2: Trump's alter ego.
Speaker 4: No, I agree, it was fun, not fun. It was
Speaker 4: not fun to watch, but it was interesting to watch
Speaker 4: the LA fires out there and their response to the
Speaker 4: LA fires, and to watch members of the Hollywood elite
Speaker 4: who did not deserve to lose their homes. I'm not
Speaker 4: saying that, but to see them call out Gavin Newsom
Speaker 4: and the ultra left wing governance of LA and surrounding counties,
Speaker 4: to see them recognize how their own policies that they
Speaker 4: had voted for had been failing them. And again, it
Speaker 4: kind of gives credence to the saying, you know, people
Speaker 4: get the government they deserve, good and hard, but people
Speaker 4: don't deserve that kind of government. Which is why I'm
Speaker 4: so excited to see President Trump's success in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: And other areas, because as the as Democratic voters start
Speaker 4: to see President Trump's policies and the policies are the right,
Speaker 4: start to win, then they're going to start to really
Speaker 4: question They're going to start to question their liberal leadership,
Speaker 4: and I think that could be a boon for the
Speaker 4: Republican Party.
Speaker 2: Tell me why you're running for governor in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Well, first off, I love South Carolina. I love our people,
Speaker 4: and as Attorney General, I've spent the last fourteen years
Speaker 4: fighting fighting for the rule of law, defending the rule
Speaker 4: of law, fighting for the constitution, protecting cops and victims
Speaker 4: in South Carolina. And I see a real opportunity for
Speaker 4: the next generation of leadership to step in and, for instance,
Speaker 4: eliminate the income tax, doje all of state government, reformer
Speaker 4: education system prior to as infrastructure, and protect South Carolina families.
Speaker 4: I want to do for South Carolina what Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is doing for America. And there's a reason seventy five
Speaker 4: percent of Republican elected sheriffs have endorsed me. That they
Speaker 4: know leadership when they see it. And I look forward
Speaker 4: to being the next governor South Carolina so that I
Speaker 4: can better serve and support to President.
Speaker 2: All Right, when the time comes, we'll have you on
Speaker 2: discussing and debating. That you come from a great state.
Speaker 2: I think eliminating the income tax in South Carolina is
Speaker 2: a great idea. And you'll be joining my free state
Speaker 2: of Florida, State of Tennessee, and a few other states
Speaker 2: and doing so. And I think it's a good idea.
Speaker 2: And more and more people are moving to South Carolina.
Speaker 2: Number One, the people are awesome. Number two, the coastline's incredible.
Speaker 2: Number Three, you do have common sense government there. I
Speaker 2: think it all it is very attractive to people that
Speaker 2: are leaving these blue states that don't prioritize law order, safety, security,
Speaker 2: that have high taxes, burden some regulation. But anyway, Alan Wilson,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 4: Sir, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Sean.
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Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Thank you love your show and please keep up the
Speaker 5: great work.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for letting me do it. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: I mean I'd be talking to myself if I didn't
Speaker 2: have people like you.
Speaker 5: Well, we got a lot of people listening, and uh
Speaker 5: and please yeah, a great great show.
Speaker 6: Always longtime listener, first time caller. Just a quick comment here,
Speaker 6: and then it kind of ties into Gavin Newsom right
Speaker 6: with seeing there's a lot of people out there have
Speaker 6: ant of discussions on TV about Gavin newso as being
Speaker 6: the Democratic candidate and how he can win the primaries
Speaker 6: and everything, and he's pretty good at switching around. And
Speaker 6: I sit there and I think, yeah, right, like, yeah,
Speaker 6: he could get all.
Speaker 5: Of the votes and maybe, but maybe in the end
Speaker 5: there what's the matter to put a Bernie on him
Speaker 5: and switch him out, or maybe even a Biden Harris.
Speaker 2: Thing and switch them out. This goes to the heart
Speaker 2: of what I'm talking about today. I mean, Gavin, you
Speaker 2: have the highest tax rate, the highest income taxes of
Speaker 2: any state in the entire country, and yet you still have,
Speaker 2: you know, billions, tens of billions of dollars in a
Speaker 2: budget deficit.
Speaker 3: Gavin.
Speaker 2: You have the highest gas taxes of almost any of
Speaker 2: any state in the country. Gavin, you have the highest
Speaker 2: sales taxes of any state in the country. Gavin, you
Speaker 2: have the six largest corporate tax of any state in
Speaker 2: the country. You have some of the worst issues involving
Speaker 2: you know, safety and security for people. You know, homelessness
Speaker 2: is out of control. People are leaving your country, your
Speaker 2: state in droves. Tell us, Gavin, why why would you
Speaker 2: deserve a promotion?
Speaker 5: Really? I don't know why people can't see that.
Speaker 2: Well, I think they will in the end. I think
Speaker 2: I think Gavin has a big problem. And if he
Speaker 2: wants to be president, and I know he does want
Speaker 2: to be president, you know what the problem he has
Speaker 2: he's facing is his record, his past statements. I think
Speaker 2: he's got a big problem.
Speaker 5: Well put yeah, I agree, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Johnet.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you being out there. Thank you for your
Speaker 2: wonderful call. Have a great week.
Speaker 3: One week.
Speaker 2: I can't believe what's Labor Day, Linda, Can you believe it?
Speaker 2: I'm the real scary.
Speaker 3: It comes too fast.
Speaker 2: Comes fast, it comes fast and hard, and it comes
Speaker 2: that means you're going to be running out to your
Speaker 2: hot tub in the middle of winter and you in
Speaker 2: your bathing suit in the freezing cold.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter, MICHAELA.
Speaker 2: You run into your master spa uh in the free
Speaker 2: By the way, this year, you got to give us
Speaker 2: a video when it's freezing cold out.
Speaker 3: I remember that. I'll take the whole family out and
Speaker 3: we'll take pictures.
Speaker 2: No, no, I want a video. I want a video
Speaker 2: of the run from the house to the hot tub. Uh.
Speaker 3: Listen.
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Speaker 2: to what I was saying earlier. Democrats now finding themselves
Speaker 2: on pretty much the wrong side of every issue, not
Speaker 2: the least of which is the issue of immigration. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean two point five million people signing
Speaker 2: a petition supporting this illegal immigrant truck driver that came
Speaker 2: in through the sanctuary state of California, got a commercial
Speaker 2: driving license and the guy can't speak English or read
Speaker 2: road signs, according to a test they gave this guy
Speaker 2: and two and a half million people signing on to that,
Speaker 2: which is insane. Of course, you have the Obama judge
Speaker 2: blocking Trump from defunding sanctuary cities, and then you have
Speaker 2: the judge releasing the illegal you know immigrant kill mar
Speaker 2: Or Brago Garcia, you know the Marilyn man, the Marylyn guy,
Speaker 2: you know Ice, by the way, ends up rearresting the
Speaker 2: Democrats favorite wife beating gang banging Biden, the illegal killmar
Speaker 2: Or Brago Garcia. Anyway, here's people protesting his arrest. This
Speaker 2: party is full of lunatics.
Speaker 1: I will build this world from.
Speaker 7: Love, Oh my god, I will.
Speaker 2: What a bunch of lunatics. Corey Booker, Hakeem Jefferies was
Speaker 2: sitting there on the Capitol steps as that singing was
Speaker 2: going on. I can't take it. To be honest with you,
Speaker 2: Let's say, how Stephen is in Albany, New York.
Speaker 3: What's up, Steven? How are you glad you called sir?
Speaker 1: Hey Sean? How you doing?
Speaker 2: By the way, for the record, Albany is not New York.
Speaker 2: It's not anything like New York City. And Long Island
Speaker 2: really is not like anything like New York City. Westchester
Speaker 2: is not like New York City. Problem is, you have
Speaker 2: this densely populated area that dominates state voting with their
Speaker 2: you know, twelve million voters, and you know in that
Speaker 2: one area.
Speaker 1: I was born in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Already hear that. What's going on? What's on your mind?
Speaker 2: My father was born, my father was born in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: My mother was born in the South Bronx. Very familiar
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 1: I used to talk like Linda.
Speaker 2: I still have a little bit of Linda in you.
Speaker 2: Just say I can hear it.
Speaker 1: Well, Okay, getting down to why I called this trucker sing.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things out there, and what I
Speaker 1: what I called about is I finally came up with
Speaker 1: something here I can't get I was working for a
Speaker 1: door dash I can't get in hours. I couldn't figure
Speaker 1: it out. And then all of a sudden it dawned
Speaker 1: on me when the trucker had the accident. And by
Speaker 1: the way, ultimately Gavin Newsom is responsible for this truck
Speaker 1: of being.
Speaker 3: On the road.
Speaker 2: His state, Sanctuary State, you know, allowed this guy in
Speaker 2: Washington State also allowed this guy to get a commercial
Speaker 2: trucking license. Then, when you know, after this accident, they
Speaker 2: test them and the guy can't speak English well and
Speaker 2: he can't read road signs. He had no business with
Speaker 2: a commercial driver's license. Now Secretary of State Rubio, you know,
Speaker 2: put an end to this happening, because this is this
Speaker 2: is insane. I got a call from a friend of
Speaker 2: mine in the trucking business and says, you have no
Speaker 2: idea what a big problem this is and how common
Speaker 2: this is.
Speaker 1: It all comes under accountability, and I learned to accountability
Speaker 1: from the military. I'm a veteran. And what I saw
Speaker 1: when I was working for door dashers, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: my iours started disappearing, and then I started I remembered
Speaker 1: that many of the other door dash drivers I met
Speaker 1: all had accents and what they're doing is they're doing
Speaker 1: tag teams. They're just you know, one one will drive
Speaker 1: and they'll hand the phone to another one another one,
Speaker 1: and they just continue their hours until nobody else, no
Speaker 1: nobody else can work. And then I realized that the
Speaker 1: uber drivers do the same thing, and the lift drivers
Speaker 1: do the same thing. So they're one hundred percent manned
Speaker 1: and there's no accountability, there's no supervisors, nothing, they just
Speaker 1: all they all the people on the other side of
Speaker 1: the business to the people that own the companies is
Speaker 1: that their their their couriers there, they're chauffeurs. They're all
Speaker 1: out there working and they don't actually look at it.
Speaker 1: So the thing about this is it to to look
Speaker 1: at it to find out if this is going on.
Speaker 1: Is that if these people that own these uh own
Speaker 1: the accounts, are on the road twenty four hours a day,
Speaker 1: and if they're on the road twenty four hours a day,
Speaker 1: either one that they can't be physically capable of doing this,
Speaker 1: or number two is they're they're just handing the phones
Speaker 1: out and somebody else is doing this. And I got
Speaker 1: the idea when a friend of mine said, I'd like
Speaker 1: to work for a door dash and I was about
Speaker 1: ready to hand them over my phone, and then I
Speaker 1: realized there are no hours, absolutely no hours.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 2: I look as a regular customer of Instacart and uber Eats,
Speaker 2: I'm very familiar with these apps, and I often get
Speaker 2: the same people that deliver and they get to know
Speaker 2: me because I took pretty well. I try to take
Speaker 2: care of the people because I figure, man, that's a
Speaker 2: pretty hard job and you're not going to make a
Speaker 2: lot of money every day, especially if you go by
Speaker 2: the tipping system that they have. I mean, like sometimes
Speaker 2: I'll get a small order that's like twenty bucks. Like
Speaker 2: I'm not going to give somebody a three dollars tip.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's nuts. I even yelled at my kids
Speaker 2: for you know. They said, Dad, we went to the
Speaker 2: highest number, twenty twenty five percent whatever, the highest tip.
Speaker 2: You know, the category is. I wrote, hit the button
Speaker 2: other and never give a minimum tip of less than
Speaker 2: twenty dollars. I said, do you realize how hard that
Speaker 2: job is? Do you realize how much work goes into that?
Speaker 2: And when I explained it to them, they understood, and
Speaker 2: they're both successful enough that they could afford it. And
Speaker 2: I just said, you got to take care of people
Speaker 2: that work hard. My advice to you would be, if
Speaker 2: the system is kind of rigged against you, find other
Speaker 2: people and do the same thing back. Because it sounds
Speaker 2: to me like you want to work. Will you once
Speaker 2: a driver? Will you once an eighteen wheeler? We wance
Speaker 2: driving eighteen wheelers.
Speaker 1: No, I'm a taxi driver. If you listen to Coast
Speaker 1: to Coast, am, I'm Taxi Steve. I call up every
Speaker 1: wistful I've been. I've been wow, taxi driver. I've been
Speaker 1: a taxi driver for about forty fifty years now in Albany,
Speaker 1: right before Yeah, I started right before oh and also Acousta,
Speaker 1: Japan when I was stationed overseas. There's a different types
Speaker 1: of drive. There's a different type of driving. Everything's backwards
Speaker 1: and listen everything.
Speaker 2: Whenever things get hard, and I'm giving you my advice
Speaker 2: based on my life experience, whenever things get hard, don't
Speaker 2: stay stagnant. You got to make adjustments. I can tell
Speaker 2: you in radio and TV. I'm making adjustments every day,
Speaker 2: Subtle adjustments to the show. You know, to tweak it
Speaker 2: to make it better. You know, things that we add
Speaker 2: different guest guests that we bring on you know, you
Speaker 2: just you constantly are having to maneuver around whatever obstacles
Speaker 2: you know, pop up. So my advice to you is
Speaker 2: figure out a way to do. If this is what
Speaker 2: they're doing to prevent you from getting these jobs, I
Speaker 2: would match it and surpass it if if that's at
Speaker 2: all possible. I mean, I got to believe all those
Speaker 2: years in writing a taxi that you probably know enough
Speaker 2: people that could probably work with you and do exactly
Speaker 2: what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Well, what I would do is go back to courier work.
Speaker 1: The only thing is.
Speaker 2: Whatever whatever's going to make you the most money for
Speaker 2: the for the amount of time that you're putting in.
Speaker 3: That's my advice.
Speaker 1: I bought a car. I can't I can't afford the
Speaker 1: car any longer because I can't. I can't get ours.
Speaker 1: I can't get ours. And the courier jobs. I can't
Speaker 1: find the courier jobs. And a lot of them are
Speaker 1: going out to these guys who are foreigners. It's it's
Speaker 1: basic economics. And I took broadcasting in college, and I
Speaker 1: took an economics course while I was doing that, got
Speaker 1: an A in it. And when all these people came over,
Speaker 1: they needed to feed themselves, they needed to clothe themselves,
Speaker 1: they needed to house themselves, and they're going to go
Speaker 1: into everywhere. They were going to permeate the uh the uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you're telling me that they're kind of forming
Speaker 2: alliances together so that they can work more hours and
Speaker 2: get more work.
Speaker 1: Right, it's more than that. It's there. Well, my friend
Speaker 1: Angelo Cristo tell me about his father who was in
Speaker 1: World War Two and fighting for the American fighting Forces.
Speaker 1: He couldn't come into the United States unless there was
Speaker 1: a job for him. These guys the door was open.
Speaker 1: They said, no, you don't need a job, just go
Speaker 1: out there and find a job. And they're swall.
Speaker 3: Well, that's being dealt with.
Speaker 2: But in the meantime, you need a short, shorter term
Speaker 2: solution because you're not going to be able to solve
Speaker 2: the Biden, Harris mayorcus illegal immigrant problem by yourself in
Speaker 2: the short term. Is there anything you can think of
Speaker 2: you can do to make yourself more competitive and be
Speaker 2: able to counter the moves that they're making.
Speaker 1: I'm seventy one years old. It's very hard for me
Speaker 1: to change right now.
Speaker 2: Oh it's not. Don't ever give up. You know what
Speaker 2: you're smart, articulate, you're hard working. You want to work
Speaker 2: even harder. You know, if they if they've kind of
Speaker 2: gained the system a little bit, get three or four
Speaker 2: people unite together and make sure that they're not taking
Speaker 2: your your the jobs from you. That's my advice. All right,
Speaker 2: my friend, thank you, all right, appreciate the call. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred and nine to four one, Sean. If you want
Speaker 2: to be a part of the program, let's say hi
Speaker 2: to Rich in Vegas.
Speaker 3: Hey Rich, how are you?
Speaker 1: Hey, don Radio, Hey Sean, how are you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm good. What's going on on the strip?
Speaker 8: Oh, not much. I just wanted to talk to you.
Speaker 8: My dad used to be a cop for thirty two years.
Speaker 8: And just like anything that people do that are criminals.
Speaker 8: For example, if they do drugs or they kill somebody,
Speaker 8: they lose every asset that they have, They lose their
Speaker 8: house that they were in, they lose their cars, they
Speaker 8: lose everything that they have because they will be going
Speaker 8: to jail and they don't have any.
Speaker 1: Use of that.
Speaker 8: Any Republican and the Democrat and the independent individual that
Speaker 8: is criminally you can see the proof in writing and
Speaker 8: their signatures on the paper that is illegal, that is
Speaker 8: a crime. They should be held accountable for that crime
Speaker 8: and lose every asset that they have.
Speaker 2: Well, they're trying to get to the bottom of all
Speaker 2: of it. And if you're talking, for example, about illegals,
Speaker 2: when you're dealing with twelve million to twenty million and
Speaker 2: nobody knows the actual number, it's very, very hard. There
Speaker 2: was a good article out today and one of the
Speaker 2: most successful programs, and it was an idea that I
Speaker 2: brought up a long time ago, which is the idea
Speaker 2: of incentivizing these people to self deport. And if you
Speaker 2: self deport, you get a free transportation home, you get
Speaker 2: a thousand dollars check, and you get the ability to
Speaker 2: apply to come into the country legally.
Speaker 3: You know, we have to.
Speaker 2: And then that's resulted in a million and a half
Speaker 2: to twollion people that have left, and those people will
Speaker 2: then have an opportunity. If you don't self support and
Speaker 2: we have to do it for you, you're never get
Speaker 2: into this country again legally exactly.
Speaker 8: And also the other things you have the politicians doing
Speaker 8: the same thing, you know, letting these people in. They're
Speaker 8: doing it for their own personal gain. And that's the
Speaker 8: thing is that they should be accountable for it. It's
Speaker 8: just like what the guy was talking about the truck driver. Okay,
Speaker 8: Gavin Newsom, Okay, he signed off on that. He should
Speaker 8: be what any criminal is that he should be associated
Speaker 8: to it and you know, basically a part of that
Speaker 8: crime because he's the one that allowed it to happen,
Speaker 8: and he should be accountable for that and held accountable
Speaker 8: for it and lose everything as any other criminal.
Speaker 2: I think anybody in any way, any elected official that
Speaker 2: has aided abetted illegal immigrants in this country, in the
Speaker 2: case of Joe Biden, Kamala, Harris mayorcus. I've said it
Speaker 2: many times, they all have blood on their hands. And
Speaker 2: if there, God forbid, if I'm right, it's a matter
Speaker 2: of when not if this country gets hit, they'll have
Speaker 2: a lot more blood on their hands. They created this crisis,
Speaker 2: and I believe that their ultimate goal was going to
Speaker 2: be to offer something of great value to all the
Speaker 2: people they let in illegally and that citizenship in the
Speaker 2: hopes that, well, if we give you something a great value,
Speaker 2: you're going to vote for us, Right. I think there
Speaker 2: was a very nefarious, sinister motive behind it. Hopefully we'll
Speaker 2: get to the bottom of that maybe there's a smoking
Speaker 2: gun memo on that. Also, anyway, my friend appreciate you
Speaker 2: being with us.