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Speaker 1: on numbers eight hundred and ninety four one Sean if
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of the program. Before
Speaker 1: we talked to our friend Miranda Devine about the bidens,
Speaker 1: about the sabotage on the way out the door erased
Speaker 1: meuse and Paul having showing the most voters think that
Speaker 1: Joe Biden will go down as one of the worst
Speaker 1: presidents in American history. And you know, I noticed he
Speaker 1: didn't show up in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. I
Speaker 1: noticed he didn't show up. And he's Palestine in Ohio
Speaker 1: after that train wreck. But he's out there with his buddy,
Speaker 1: his biggest champion, Gavin Newsom, with these California wildfires going on.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it's inappropriate for him to be there,
Speaker 1: but it would have been appropriate for him to pay
Speaker 1: attention to the people that have been freezing to death,
Speaker 1: living intense But he knows a thing or two about
Speaker 1: wildfires and bad forestry because unfortunately Australia practices this, you know,
Speaker 1: the same and as the same insanity, this unwillingness to
Speaker 1: have controlled burns. This unwillingness to clear out a lot
Speaker 1: of the the materials that are likely to cause these
Speaker 1: wildfires and to cause them to become bigger than they are.
Speaker 1: We're watching the disaster unfolding in California, you know, the
Speaker 1: Pacific Palisades on down and up and around, and a
Speaker 1: lot of people losing their homes. It's heartbreaking to watch.
Speaker 1: Miranda Divine, author of The Big Guy, How a President
Speaker 1: and his son sold out America is back. Miranda, you
Speaker 1: know a thing or two about forest fires and the
Speaker 1: lack of the science of forestry. It is a science.
Speaker 1: There is a way to prevent forest fires, you know,
Speaker 1: to quote Smokey the.
Speaker 2: Bear, absolutely, and California has made the decision not to
Speaker 2: do the work the management of its forests that it
Speaker 2: should have done to reduce the severity of these routine,
Speaker 2: regular wild fires. They are going to happen, that is nature.
Speaker 2: But the only reason that it's turned into this absolutely
Speaker 2: deadly conflagration is because, just as Donald Trump told Gavin
Speaker 2: Newsom back in twenty eighteen, there is too much dry
Speaker 2: kindling in the forest. They have not done the proper
Speaker 2: hazard management. You do regular you know, low energy fires
Speaker 2: to make sure that you fin it out and so
Speaker 2: that there is no fuel for these fires when they
Speaker 2: inevitably break out. And instead what California has done, which
Speaker 2: Australia did the same thing. It's this green ideology driving it.
Speaker 2: They put all their eggs in the fire suppression basket.
Speaker 2: And we have seen over the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 2: no matter how good and brave your firefighters are, no
Speaker 2: matter how good your equipment, you cannot put out the
Speaker 2: fires once they get into this insane temperature.
Speaker 1: Well, they have a problem, and that what we've discovered
Speaker 1: is that their LA firefighters are at their wits end
Speaker 1: because of all the broken fire hydrants that are that
Speaker 1: have no water in them and haven't been working for
Speaker 1: some time. There's also the issue of the mayor of
Speaker 1: La slashing the firefighter's budget by seventeen million dollars only
Speaker 1: months before the city went up in flames. Add to
Speaker 1: that that the mayor isn't even in town. The mayor
Speaker 1: is in Ghana and has made no effort to get
Speaker 1: back to Los Angeles. Then you had DEI, which Adam
Speaker 1: Carolla effectively testified to Congress about. But you know, all
Speaker 1: of this combined together, the you know, why not embrace
Speaker 1: controlled burns. Why not embrace the science of forestry. You know,
Speaker 1: why not remove the brush that, as you rightly point out,
Speaker 1: as the kindling for these fires that allows it to
Speaker 1: burn the way it does. You know, you can also
Speaker 1: clear out, you know, certain areas and create barriers so
Speaker 1: that when even Santa Anna wins, which can go as
Speaker 1: high as eighty plus miles per hour, you know, are
Speaker 1: pushing the fire in directions all over the place where
Speaker 1: you literally have you know, an area where you can
Speaker 1: stop a fire, fire, fire fire from spreading. And yet
Speaker 1: all of this is rejected because of you know, endangered species,
Speaker 1: environmental radicalism exactly.
Speaker 2: And their excuse is they say, oh, it's not our
Speaker 2: fauld it's not management, it's climate change. That's always their excuse.
Speaker 2: And so they double down, and you know, this was
Speaker 2: easily preventable, and that every single person who has lost
Speaker 2: property should be suing the state of California. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: in twenty eighteen and his Interior secretary at the time,
Speaker 2: Ryan Zinc, pointed out that the green mentality had caused
Speaker 2: California's conflagrations. Then back in twenty eighteen, when it was
Speaker 2: also a desire and Donald Trump said there's no reason
Speaker 2: for these deadly and costly forest fires in California except
Speaker 2: that forest management is so poor. What happens, Ryan Zinc
Speaker 2: gets thrown out on some bogus corruption scandal and then
Speaker 2: because he'd was Green Enemy number one of course, and
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom and co. Just completely ignored Donald Trump. You
Speaker 2: add to that what you just mentioned about the incompetence
Speaker 2: of local government, Karen Bass being a perfect example. Unbelievable
Speaker 2: that she's off holidaying in Garner at taxpayer expense instead
Speaker 2: of being back with the people of La and you know,
Speaker 2: to also apologize and make amends for her terrible water
Speaker 2: management as well as you mentioned those fire hudrants cracked
Speaker 2: and broken. How on earth they expect firefighters who are
Speaker 2: under siege from this local government from the Democrats treated
Speaker 2: like like I mean, you see it in New York
Speaker 2: with the DEI nonsense with the fire department. DEI is
Speaker 2: like a toxic poison that has gone through every single
Speaker 2: institution and it is rendering them incompetent. You're seeing that
Speaker 2: in La with the firefighting. I'm not saying they're actual firefighters,
Speaker 2: but their numbers have been depleted. Thanks to DEI. Their
Speaker 2: competence has been depleted, and then they're not able to
Speaker 2: access water. You compound that with this green ideology, with
Speaker 2: all the forests being left untouched because of you know,
Speaker 2: whatever species. How do you think the endangered species are
Speaker 2: going right now? As this deadly wildfire burns through, they
Speaker 2: can't run away from it. It's just too hot. So
Speaker 2: they are extinguished like the houses of those poor people.
Speaker 1: You reference Donald Trump twice in twenty eighteen out in California,
Speaker 1: warning that for that fires can be prevented. And here's
Speaker 1: what he said back in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 3: Cleaned out and protected. You've got to take care of
Speaker 3: the floors, you know, the floors of the forest very important.
Speaker 3: You look at other countries where they do it differently,
Speaker 3: and it's a whole different story. I was with the
Speaker 3: president of Finland and he said, we have much different
Speaker 3: We're a forest nation. He called it a forest nation.
Speaker 3: And they spent a lot of time on raking and
Speaker 3: cleaning and doing things and they don't have any problem.
Speaker 3: And what it is, it's a very small problem. So
Speaker 3: I know everybody's looking at that to that end, and
Speaker 3: it's going to.
Speaker 2: Work out well.
Speaker 1: President Trump was right, is right, it's still right today
Speaker 1: and beyond the broken fire hydrants and the mayor missing
Speaker 1: in action, you'll love this. We did a little did
Speaker 1: a little research and while she's out, you know, cutting
Speaker 1: the budget of the fire department, and you know, she
Speaker 1: somehow managed to find hundreds of millions of dollars for
Speaker 1: quote green energy conversion at the Port of Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: The headline Port of Los Angeles awarded four hundred and
Speaker 1: twelve million dollars in a grand from the US EPA
Speaker 1: for zero emissions transformation and anyway, they give a big
Speaker 1: thank you, et cetera, et cetera. The port, the private
Speaker 1: sector partners will match the EPA grant. So the total
Speaker 1: amount of money they spent on turning the Port of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles green was six hundred and forty four million
Speaker 1: dollars in. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, they don't have fire
Speaker 1: hydrants that work, they don't have a mayor that's in town.
Speaker 1: They do zero science of forestry, They don't clear out
Speaker 1: any of the kindling, any of the brush. They do
Speaker 1: do no controlled burns. And what we're supposed to be
Speaker 1: and cut the firefighter's budget and we're supposed to be
Speaker 1: surprised that this happens. I don't think so. I think
Speaker 1: this is very predictable. Sadly, am I wrong, Miranda.
Speaker 2: No, It's utterly predictable and very sad that they don't
Speaker 2: learn the lesson. This has a lesson that period every
Speaker 2: five or six years, as the brush grows up, California
Speaker 2: is going to get another wildfire. And you know, as
Speaker 2: bad as it gets, it had a you know, they
Speaker 2: have all sorts of excuses. It doesn't matter how dry
Speaker 2: you winter is. If you have gotten rid of the kindling,
Speaker 2: you're not going to have these problems. And the great
Speaker 2: irony is all the greenies that have created this problem.
Speaker 2: We are now the greenhouse gases that are being spewed
Speaker 2: into the atmosphere from these wildfires are way more than
Speaker 2: any of the greenhouse gases that might be spent at
Speaker 2: the Port of Los Angeles. That they're going to spend
Speaker 2: half a billion dollars trying to get to zero missions,
Speaker 2: good luck with that.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. It's really sad, and I guess this is going
Speaker 1: to continue because it looks like, you know, post Gavenussom,
Speaker 1: it looks like the leading contender is going to be
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Do you think she has any desire to
Speaker 1: adopt any common sense measures that would prevent these forest fires?
Speaker 4: Sean No.
Speaker 2: And that's the tragedy is that you know, there is
Speaker 2: no common sense in today's Democrats because they are just
Speaker 2: so bound up with ideology. There's the odd person like
Speaker 2: John Fedterman who still has common sense, but really that's
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is all about common sense, and that's why
Speaker 2: he's able to come to solutions to problems that seem
Speaker 2: intractable when they're all bound up with this crazy thinking
Speaker 2: that you get from the left, which is everything but
Speaker 2: the truth. The truth is pretty simple, and yet they
Speaker 2: make it complicated by talking about climate change and greenhouse
Speaker 2: gas blah blah, as if that makes any difference to
Speaker 2: the fact that nature is going to burn and it's
Speaker 2: going to burn whatever is in its path. So if
Speaker 2: you leave dry kindling in its path, of course it's
Speaker 2: going to burn really hot and it will burn the
Speaker 2: houses in its way. And if you don't have the
Speaker 2: water from your broken fire hydrants to put it out,
Speaker 2: well it's just going to keep on burning. So it's
Speaker 2: so obvious, it's so common sense. You I all your
Speaker 2: listeners know it. Donald Trump knows it. But for some reason,
Speaker 2: these Democrats in power seem to have polluted their brain
Speaker 2: so that they can no longer think clearly. They're so
Speaker 2: clouded by bizarre ideologies that are all about gaining more
Speaker 2: power for themselves, and that they have been very competent
Speaker 2: at And you can see with California, like New York,
Speaker 2: there are one party states and one party cities. And unfortunately,
Speaker 2: you look at LA and you look at New York
Speaker 2: and Chicago and all these Democrats cities and how they
Speaker 2: are just falling apart. Crime is rampant, and yet we're
Speaker 2: told every day, oh, there's no problem. We're told by
Speaker 2: New York Governor Kathy Hochel that the subways are safe
Speaker 2: on the very day that a woman gets burned alive.
Speaker 2: In a couple of days before, another man gets shoved
Speaker 2: in front of a subway car.
Speaker 1: So there, look at this guy that had been arrested
Speaker 1: eighty seven times stabbing two people. I mean, look, there
Speaker 1: is no law in order in New York City anymore.
Speaker 1: It's non existent. The non these no bare laws or insanity.
Speaker 1: They apply to everybody pretty much, but Donald Trump, who
Speaker 1: they're still trying to go after and still want a
Speaker 1: sentence on Friday, which is insanity.
Speaker 2: Also, yes, but they will tell you, these Democrats that
Speaker 2: it's the safest big city in the country, that in
Speaker 2: la They will tell you that everything's working fine, and
Speaker 2: that it's climate change that is the problem of the wildfire.
Speaker 2: They pretend that the homeless problem is somehow the problem
Speaker 2: of I don't know, an old Republican administration that didn't
Speaker 2: give enough money. Doesn't matter how much money you put
Speaker 2: at homelessness. You have people who are mentally ill and
Speaker 2: addicted to drugs, and they need some sort of management.
Speaker 2: They can't be left down on the streets to become
Speaker 2: victims and to become victimizers. And this is again a
Speaker 2: problem of no common sense in the management of our
Speaker 2: cities and our states. And that is purely and simply
Speaker 2: a product of the Democratic Party and the left. I
Speaker 2: don't know why they think that it is in their
Speaker 2: best interests to continue like this, but obviously they've managed
Speaker 2: to keep power for many decades, so maybe they just
Speaker 2: don't care.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're losing it. Will Joe Biden go down on
Speaker 1: history as one of the worst presidents ever? One Number two?
Speaker 1: Will Joe Biden and Hunter Ever and this family ever
Speaker 1: be held accountable for selling access and be brought to
Speaker 1: trial on charges.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm very glad that people are finally seeing the
Speaker 2: true colors of Joe Biden now that he's out of
Speaker 2: office and only has another three weeks left. He's really
Speaker 2: showing who he is, and that he's a nasty, vituperative man,
Speaker 2: boastful and is.
Speaker 1: Pardoning, vindictive, angry, bitter. Yeah, I only have a few seconds.
Speaker 1: Will he be held accountable?
Speaker 2: I doubt it. I mean he's eighty two years old.
Speaker 2: Robert Hurd, the Special Counsel, said that no jury would
Speaker 2: convict him because of his poor memory. Hunter Biden, I
Speaker 2: think probably won't be either. I mean, his father's pardoned
Speaker 2: him fourteen years back, and I know that he will
Speaker 2: definitely be pardoning his rather Jim Biden before January twenty Yeah.
Speaker 1: No doubt. And then watch for Liz Cheney, and watch
Speaker 1: for Anthony Fauci, and watch for Benny Thompson. It's all
Speaker 1: coming anyway, Miranda. I wish we had more time. We
Speaker 1: appreciate you being with us. Our prayers do go out
Speaker 1: to the people of California, all right. Twenty five now
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Speaker 1: Very interesting video is emerged of him that has gone
Speaker 1: pretty mainstream. He and I never knew this about him.
Speaker 1: I find him a very interesting guy, smart guy, funny guy.
Speaker 1: He's iconoclastic, he's irreverent. He's not politically correct, he's not
Speaker 1: woke anyway. He once applied to be a firefighter in
Speaker 1: LA and he gave testimony before Congress. I believe that
Speaker 1: he had to wait seven years to get a callback
Speaker 1: for an exam because of the issue of DEI, and
Speaker 1: this is what he said.
Speaker 4: I graduated North hollywod High with a one point seven GPA.
Speaker 4: I could not find a job. I walked to a
Speaker 4: fire station in North Hollywood. I was nineteen. I was
Speaker 4: living in the garage of my family home. My mom
Speaker 4: was on welfare and food stamps. And I said, can
Speaker 4: I get a job as a fireman? And they said no,
Speaker 4: because you're not black, Hispanic or a woman. We'll see
Speaker 4: in about seven years. And I went to a construction
Speaker 4: site in Dug Ditches and picked up garbage for the
Speaker 4: next seven years. I got a letter in the mail
Speaker 4: sent to my father's house saying, your time has come
Speaker 4: to do the written exam for the LA Fire Department.
Speaker 4: I took it and I was standing in line and
Speaker 4: I had a young woman of color standing behind me
Speaker 4: line and I said, just out of curiosity, when did
Speaker 4: you sign up to become a fire man? Because I
Speaker 4: did it or a person seven years ago. And she
Speaker 4: said Wednesday, that is an example of my white privilege.
Speaker 1: Now, there's a lot of issues that have come into
Speaker 1: play here. That's one of them. But then we have
Speaker 1: firefighters running out of water. We have the LA Mayor
Speaker 1: is in Ghana and has not flown back to Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: The LA Mayor had cut funding for the LA Fire
Speaker 1: Department only months before this latest burn. There is no
Speaker 1: science of forestry for the most part, that is used
Speaker 1: out in California, in large part because of their adherence
Speaker 1: to environmental radicalism. California firefighters are running out of water.
Speaker 1: They're having problems because a lot of these these hydrants
Speaker 1: are bone dry. And how that happened, there's no explanation
Speaker 1: for it. The water supply is just not there. They
Speaker 1: hadn't made plans for this. There is no water in
Speaker 1: the fire hydrants. They don't work. And a lot of
Speaker 1: this was predicted even and I played it earlier in
Speaker 1: the program. I won't play it now by by Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: The science of forestry is real. You can prevent forest
Speaker 1: fires if you if you take the time and put
Speaker 1: the money in the effort and the resources towards it.
Speaker 1: You have nearly three hundred thousand California Power customers left
Speaker 1: in the dark as of yesterday morning, a lot more
Speaker 1: as of today. And anyway, during the press conference, you
Speaker 1: have their chief engineer, you know, spoke to confirming demand
Speaker 1: for water is hampered by the ability to refill the
Speaker 1: tanks on the hillsides. But that's this is all, you know,
Speaker 1: an excuse. You know, why aren't they practicing safe forestry
Speaker 1: out in California? And it makes no sense. Why aren't
Speaker 1: they having controlled burns? Why is that? Effective smoke and
Speaker 1: burn management requires appropriate planning And it's something that with
Speaker 1: the weather out in California and the amount of droughts
Speaker 1: they have out in California, should be basic and should
Speaker 1: be fundamental. Daniel Cameron, who's going to be joining us
Speaker 1: in a second as the former Kentucky Attorney General now
Speaker 1: CEO of the seventeen ninety two Exchange. Anyway, he talks
Speaker 1: about the DEI aspect of this. This is exactly what
Speaker 1: Adam Carolla is talking about. And he says, you know,
Speaker 1: programs like DEI are on death watch. Listen, the big
Speaker 1: question is with Trump coming in as Deidad forever, is
Speaker 1: this just a time out?
Speaker 6: Well, Jackie David, thank you guys for having me on.
Speaker 6: ESG and DEI are on deathwatch. As we know, President
Speaker 6: Trump is certainly going to make sure that his administration
Speaker 6: gets out of the quota business and gets focused on
Speaker 6: making sure that our corporations are about productivity.
Speaker 1: A lot of big companies from McDonald's and let's see
Speaker 1: and Ford Motor Company. I mean, many of them have
Speaker 1: suspended their participation in these programs because of the backlash
Speaker 1: that has occurred as a result of it. But anyway,
Speaker 1: Daniel Cameron joins us. Now, how do you explain what
Speaker 1: Adam Carolla testified to there that he waited seven years
Speaker 1: and that he goes in and he meets somebody and
Speaker 1: asked them, well when did you apply. I applied seven
Speaker 1: years ago, and they said, well, I applied last Wednesday.
Speaker 1: How do you explain that?
Speaker 5: Well, Sean first, thanks for having me on to talk
Speaker 5: to you and your listeners. Look, this is the quintessential
Speaker 5: problem that we have with DII programs. They essentially have
Speaker 5: run amok, such that instead of getting quality people in
Speaker 5: as soon as you can, based on merit and based
Speaker 5: on passion and desire and willingness to do the job,
Speaker 5: you've got quotas in place, and those simply do not.
Speaker 5: They do a disservice to not only a small communities
Speaker 5: that need good firefighters, need good first responders to help
Speaker 5: in these particular instances with what's happening out in California,
Speaker 5: and if you see other challenges that exist across our country,
Speaker 5: but it also demonstrates the fact that the far left
Speaker 5: has entrenched themselves in too many areas of our lives.
Speaker 5: They've entrenched themselves in our corporate community, They've entrenched theirselves
Speaker 5: in our agencies and in the federal government. But again
Speaker 5: with a new administration in the form of President Donald J. Trump,
Speaker 5: I think we're going to see a lot of this
Speaker 5: go away. We're going to see a reduction in this
Speaker 5: idea of quotas. And to your point, I mean, we've
Speaker 5: seen a lot of iconic brands, whether it's Walmart, whether
Speaker 5: it's McDonald's, whether it's Ford, whether it's Lows, that have
Speaker 5: made a decision that they're going to move back to
Speaker 5: sanity and focus on those key words that I referenced earlier, merit,
Speaker 5: excellence and intelligence. That's how we need to run our businesses.
Speaker 5: That's how we need to run the federal government. That's
Speaker 5: why President Trump is bringing in Elon Musk and they Ronaswami,
Speaker 5: because they both know that to get to a better
Speaker 5: outcome and more efficiency and proficiency within government, you got
Speaker 5: to focus on merit, excellence and intelligence. I'm excited to
Speaker 5: see it. It's unfortunate that Adam wasn't able to get
Speaker 5: that job, but you know, obviously I think he's done
Speaker 5: okay for himself.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot of backlash to these companies. Is
Speaker 1: that what is that? What is causing this? Or do
Speaker 1: you believe that these companies finally maybe feel less pressure
Speaker 1: from the government.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look, I think it's a few things. First, I
Speaker 5: think there was a Supreme Court case. Even McDonald's mentioned
Speaker 5: that in their statement winding down their DEI policies. There's
Speaker 5: a case in the Supreme Court who's called Students for
Speaker 5: Fair Admissions in which the Supreme Court essentially struck down
Speaker 5: quotas in the public education university context. And a lot
Speaker 5: of people myself included in argued that that same rationale
Speaker 5: can be used when it comes to our corporations, meaning
Speaker 5: that corporations could find themselves in the legal cross hairs,
Speaker 5: if you will, related to these DEI programs, and they
Speaker 5: want to avoid legal exposure. And so there's that component.
Speaker 5: The other component that is really important. One of the
Speaker 5: things that we focus on in seventeen ninety two Exchange
Speaker 5: is in forming consumers to make good choices and decisions.
Speaker 5: And of course if consumers, and I dare say the
Speaker 5: majority of your listeners and the majority of folks across
Speaker 5: this country want companies not to preach to them about
Speaker 5: a partisan agenda. What they want from companies is a
Speaker 5: good product. Sean. You know, from the mid nineties when
Speaker 5: Michael Jordan was asked, you.
Speaker 7: Know, why doesn't he speak out on political issues, he
Speaker 7: said something to a kin to this, he said, well,
Speaker 7: Republicans buy shoes too. That's where we need to get
Speaker 7: back to in terms of our corporate community, that they
Speaker 7: need to focus on building the best products, providing the
Speaker 7: best service when it comes to customer engagement. And that's
Speaker 7: where I hope we will get and I do think
Speaker 7: with a new president again with Donald Trump coming in
Speaker 7: who has always already expressed skepticism related to diversity, equity
Speaker 7: and inclusion quota programs, having already expressed skepticism to that.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of companies, and in conjunction with
Speaker 7: the legal exposure, want to get in front of it,
Speaker 7: want to make a good business decision, a good sound
Speaker 7: business decision, to restore their companies and corporate community back
Speaker 7: to common sense. And again I'm excited to see all
Speaker 7: these companies that made these decisions.
Speaker 1: Well, we appreciate what you're doing. Keep us up to
Speaker 1: speed on all of it. Thank you so much, and
Speaker 1: we hope to have you back. Daniel Cameron, thank you
Speaker 1: so much. Eight hundred and nine to four one. Shawn
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Speaker 8: and we've been trying to get it out for ten months.
Speaker 8: I even went as far as to travel to Louisiana.
Speaker 8: I hand delivered a letter to Representative Clay Higgins because
Speaker 8: I know he's involved with CISA, and he promised he
Speaker 8: would read it and get back to me, and I
Speaker 8: never heard back. But I'm telling you, sir, we have
Speaker 8: been pounding the sand trying to tell people because an
Speaker 8: attack of the magnitude that we're trying to prevent could
Speaker 8: not only kill millions of people, but it can.
Speaker 5: It can.
Speaker 1: Well let me ask you, it sounds like you're an
Speaker 1: expert in this field, am I correct?
Speaker 5: Yes, sir?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So, in the lead up to the election, we know
Speaker 1: for a fact that both China and Iran were able
Speaker 1: to hack into the Trump campaign and their emails and
Speaker 1: their text messages, their phones, et cetera. Now, our own
Speaker 1: FBI is incapable of breaking into the phones of would
Speaker 1: be assassins, like the six phones that the guy at
Speaker 1: Trump International had that would be assassin there, which is
Speaker 1: mind numbing that China and Iran can do it, but
Speaker 1: our own FBI can't do it, and we need an
Speaker 1: explanation for that. But what you're saying is is we
Speaker 1: we you believe you have the technology that would create
Speaker 1: all the cybersecurity that America needs for national security purposes.
Speaker 8: That's correct, sir. It's it's a post quart on them
Speaker 8: cryptography schema. We call it the Little Valley schema, and
Speaker 8: it is capable for our government use also to not
Speaker 8: only prevent every attack.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you, what's what's the name of
Speaker 1: your company? Can you tell us?
Speaker 8: Oh, the name of my company. We're a new company,
Speaker 8: meaning I've made negative dollars, but the name of the
Speaker 8: company is SKC Solutions LLC. You can find some videos
Speaker 8: I've made with AI and stuff, but the information's real.
Speaker 8: You can find some videos on TikTok if you just
Speaker 8: look up SKC dot Solutions.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you, have you ever reached out to
Speaker 1: Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg or any of these big
Speaker 1: tech people in Silicon Valley? Have you ever reached out
Speaker 1: to them? Have you ever reached out to your local
Speaker 1: congressman or senator?
Speaker 8: Yes, Sir, I've reached out to so many people. We
Speaker 8: have talked to some government organizations with the d D,
Speaker 8: but I have been actually trying to get elon just
Speaker 8: to hear my message. So on X, I'm constantly posting
Speaker 8: things just trying to get him see it. But I
Speaker 8: think there's kind of an algorithmic thing going on where
Speaker 8: myself is suppressed and probably going to spam. But I've
Speaker 8: been trying. It's been ten months, and my deepest concern
Speaker 8: is that something is going to happen to prevent this transition.
Speaker 8: And if it happened, infrastructure, that's everything.
Speaker 1: Well, it's something we ought to pay attention to. Linda,
Speaker 1: get his information. Let me see if I can pass
Speaker 1: it on and have people check you out. And if
Speaker 1: it's legit, then you may have something really valuable to
Speaker 1: offer your country, which I think we should be paying
Speaker 1: attention to. Right that's been to wrap things up for today,
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Speaker 1: Billiam Michaels had to evacuate her mom yesterday in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Her children also had to evacuate Leo Terrell, Larry Elder.
Speaker 1: We'll get their take on all of this. President Trump
Speaker 1: meeting with the Senate today. We'll check in with Josh
Speaker 1: Hawley and Eric Schmidt. Also Governor Abbott and Rick Caruso,
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