Speaker 1: What we're learning this morning about this security threat against
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump is absolutely extraordinary because, according to new
Speaker 1: reporting from the Washington Post investigation, the threat from Iran
Speaker 1: became so serious that the United States carried out an
Speaker 1: elaborate deception to secretly get the President out of Turkey.
Speaker 1: And this may sound like something out of a spy movie,
Speaker 1: the Washington Post is now reporting that this happened on
Speaker 1: July eighth, after President Trump attended the NATO summit. Now,
Speaker 1: according to the report, there was a credible Iranian assassination
Speaker 1: threat against the president, and American security officials apparently decided
Speaker 1: they were not going to take any chances, so they
Speaker 1: created a decoy. Insert the spy movie right now. President
Speaker 1: Trump was seen publicly boarding the older Boeing seven forty
Speaker 1: seven used as Air Force one. Cameron saw him get
Speaker 1: on the plane. Reporters believed he was on that plane.
Speaker 1: Even some White House staff apparently believed the President was
Speaker 1: on that aircraft. But according to the Washington Posts, that
Speaker 1: wasn't what actually happened. Trump was secretly moved from the
Speaker 1: seven forty seven Air Force one and transport across the
Speaker 1: airport in something nobody would expect. The President of the
Speaker 1: United States would be riding in an airport catering truck,
Speaker 1: that kind of vehicle normally used to load food and
Speaker 1: supplies onto an airplane. If you fly often, you see
Speaker 1: that truck pulled up right when you're walking on the plane,
Speaker 1: bringing on well drinks and beverages and food and taking
Speaker 1: away old beverages and trash and whatever else. That is
Speaker 1: how they moved the president. Now, that catering vehicle reportedly
Speaker 1: transported the president to a completely different aircraft that was
Speaker 1: an Air Force C thirty two A, the smaller military
Speaker 1: jet commonly associated it with senior government travel. Then were
Speaker 1: told that Trump secretly departed Turkey aboard that aircraft while
Speaker 1: the seven forty seven effectively served as a decoy. Now,
Speaker 1: I want you to think about the level of planning
Speaker 1: involved here. You have television cameras watching one airplane, You
Speaker 1: have journalists aboard that airplane. You have the White House
Speaker 1: personnel aboard that airplane as well, and meanwhile, the President
Speaker 1: of the United States is being quietly transport across the
Speaker 1: airport on the tarmac in a catering truck to board
Speaker 1: another military aircraft. Because officials are so concerned about the
Speaker 1: potential Iranian threat against his life. Now, the Washington Post
Speaker 1: reporting also sets that Trump's actual aircraft flew to RAF
Speaker 1: Mildenhall in Britain. Reuters, citing the Post reporting, says the
Speaker 1: extraordinary security operation was considered a credible Iranian assassination threat.
Speaker 1: And here's what makes a story even more remarkable. At
Speaker 1: the time, the public explanation was completely different. Trump had
Speaker 1: said he was using the older Air Force one, essentially
Speaker 1: quote for old time's sake. When reporters asked whether the
Speaker 1: Iranian threats were behind the unusual travel arrangements, Trump dismissed
Speaker 1: that idea, and he explained that the plane change and
Speaker 1: he just said he pointed out that the threats against
Speaker 1: him were nothing new. He said Iran had him at
Speaker 1: the top of its list. Here's how CNN also reported
Speaker 1: the breaking news story to their audience.
Speaker 2: From Anderson Cooper.
Speaker 3: Good evening from the newsroom.
Speaker 4: We begin with a remarkable new twist to a story
Speaker 4: already full of them new reporting the Washington Post about
Speaker 4: the president's return from the Neto summit in Turkey, which
Speaker 4: already included a change of planes with the President, or
Speaker 4: so we thought, taking his old Blue seven forty seven
Speaker 4: for the first leg of the trip, instead of this
Speaker 4: new Katari gift read seven forty seven, which he boarded
Speaker 4: for the second leg from England back to the US. Now,
Speaker 4: we were told at the time it was to give
Speaker 4: troops in England a better look at the new plane
Speaker 4: which had left Turkey earlier. That wasn't true, and everybody
Speaker 4: knew it wasn't true at the time. The switch was
Speaker 4: for security reasons, And now the Post is reporting that
Speaker 4: the threat was so severe there was a second switch
Speaker 4: onto a third plane. The President was not on this
Speaker 4: plane at all. Instead, according to the Post, even as
Speaker 4: members of the press were boarding from the rear door,
Speaker 4: the President, who we just showed you climbing the front steps,
Speaker 4: was leaving the plane leaving on one of these quoting
Speaker 4: now from the Post, he was secretly shuttled minutes later
Speaker 4: to a smaller plane, an Air Force C thir two,
Speaker 4: to a via an airport catering truck typically used to
Speaker 4: load meals and other supplies pre flight, According to US
Speaker 4: official and cooperating material reviewed by the Post, the Post
Speaker 4: asked the White House for comment. The White House instead
Speaker 4: provided a statement about the new seventy seven saying, quote,
Speaker 4: the new Air Force one is a state of the
Speaker 4: art aircraft that has been fitted with high level security
Speaker 4: protocols and ensured the safety of the President his staff.
Speaker 4: As the President had said recently, there are many enemies
Speaker 4: of America who have their sights on him, and we
Speaker 4: use every tool at our disposal to address those threat.
Speaker 2: This is the part that I absolutely love.
Speaker 1: We have a president of the United States of America,
Speaker 1: the dozen cancel the trip and the security around him.
Speaker 1: They do it amazingly well to protect the president of
Speaker 1: the United States of America. Now you notice how Anderson
Speaker 1: Cooper there says we all knew that this was absurd
Speaker 1: a month ago. Well then why didn't you say something
Speaker 1: about it. Of course they're angry that they got duped
Speaker 1: by the security team of the president, that they were
Speaker 1: on the plane and the President wasn't actually there.
Speaker 2: Now a month later, we're all learning.
Speaker 1: How sophisticated the security operation actually was. And regardless by
Speaker 1: the way of your politics, and I would say this
Speaker 1: specifically to Anderson Cooper, Americans should understand the significance of this.
Speaker 1: Iran has repeatedly been accused by American officials of plotting
Speaker 1: to assassinate US officials.
Speaker 2: Including our president.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about security concerns serious enough that the
Speaker 1: commander in chief's movements were disguised. Air Force one was
Speaker 1: reportedly used as a decoy, and the President was moved
Speaker 1: through an airport in a catering vehicle. That's not routine
Speaker 1: presidential security. That's an extraordinary precaution designed around one objective
Speaker 1: to make sure anyone potentially watching does not know where
Speaker 1: the president actually is. And God bless our men and
Speaker 1: women who protect our president. And there's also another important
Speaker 1: issue here as well. Some people are going to look
Speaker 1: at this story and ask why the White House didn't
Speaker 1: tell the truth publicly at the time. You can hear
Speaker 1: the disdain in the voice of Anderson Cooper there. Well,
Speaker 1: you should know where the media well. The president's security
Speaker 1: is one of those situations where secrecy and deception can
Speaker 1: be a part of the protection itself, and I'm glad
Speaker 1: they did it. You don't announce the president's real location
Speaker 1: while you're trying to conceal it from a potential adversary
Speaker 1: who has publicly said they want to kill the president
Speaker 1: and are planning to do it if they can. You
Speaker 1: don't tell the world, which airplane is actually a board
Speaker 1: and you certainly don't explain your security protocol in real time.
Speaker 2: Even to the elitist media.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: The Washington Post reporting also suggests that the deception went
Speaker 1: remarkably well, right down to people traveling with the president
Speaker 1: and not necessarily knowing what was even happening for those
Speaker 1: around the president in his own entourage. Again, I love this,
Speaker 1: and that's what also tells you something else. This is
Speaker 1: how big of a threat Iran is to the US
Speaker 1: and to the president the United States of America. There
Speaker 1: are real threats and environments around this president that no
Speaker 1: other president has ever had to deal with. So we've
Speaker 1: become accustomed to hearing about threats against Donald Trump more
Speaker 1: than any other president in my lifetime. And the sad
Speaker 1: part is the way the media has dealt with all
Speaker 1: of these assassination attempts of the president is they want
Speaker 1: you to just become numb to the language so that
Speaker 1: it's just background noise. This should not be background noise.
Speaker 1: The president, well, he did the right thing by making
Speaker 1: sure that he was safe, those around him did the
Speaker 1: right thing and having him transport through foreign airports and
Speaker 1: catering trucks. That's truly genius. Air Force one doesn't become
Speaker 1: a decoy for no reason, and the President of the
Speaker 1: United States doesn't secretly leave a NATO summit aboard another
Speaker 1: military aircraft unless the people responsible for protecting President Trump
Speaker 1: believe there's a real reason to take these truly extraordinary precautions,
Speaker 1: which goes back to the issue with Iran. Why on
Speaker 1: earth would anyone think that Iran could be trusted with
Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon? And that's what makes us wash up
Speaker 1: post report for me so stunning. The headline isn't simply
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump changed airplanes. The headline is that American
Speaker 1: security officials believe the Iranian threat was so serious it
Speaker 1: was serious enough to create an elaborate presidential disappearing act,
Speaker 1: hiding the commander in chief's actual movements from virtually everyone watching.
Speaker 1: And the best part about is this it worked. Quick
Speaker 1: break Ben Ferguson show much more coming up. President Donald
Speaker 1: Trump on Monday said that negotiations with Iran, while they're
Speaker 1: already underway, and calling the current talks Tehran's last chance
Speaker 1: his exact words before what he warned would be a
Speaker 1: military campaign larger than any attack since World War two,
Speaker 1: while insisting he would rather pursue diplomacy than authorize such
Speaker 1: a military operation. The President was speaking in the Oval Office,
Speaker 1: and Trump said that he had delayed the plan strikes
Speaker 1: after Iran, backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Air
Speaker 1: of Immirates and Qatar, as well as other regional countries,
Speaker 1: called and urged the President to give diplomacy yet again
Speaker 1: another chance, the President saying this from the Oval Office.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, mister President. This is at least
Speaker 3: a fifth time.
Speaker 6: You've turned off air strikes against your lin since evil too.
Speaker 6: What is your mississ American people who are wondering love
Speaker 6: has changed this time?
Speaker 3: Why should be any Well, you don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think we're gonna maybe get something, but I want
Speaker 6: to give them every last chance before decapitation. Very tough
Speaker 6: to do with what we have planned still planned. We'll
Speaker 6: see what happens, but it's a very, very tough thing
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 3: I think I'm.
Speaker 6: Very proud of the fact that I will give people.
Speaker 3: And give people a chance. This is a big move.
Speaker 6: To do an attack that big in a country I'd
Speaker 6: rather not do. And now we've already through lots of
Speaker 6: large attacks, but they were normal large. Hopefully they'll come
Speaker 6: to their senses because what happened. Cannot have a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 6: but hopefully they'll come to their sensors. So they called
Speaker 6: me and they said, please don't attack.
Speaker 3: We'll make a deal. That's the real truth. And everyone
Speaker 3: knows it.
Speaker 6: And who wouldn't call And they found out through leaks
Speaker 6: and sleeves bags, you know, a lot of sleeves bags, leakers.
Speaker 3: Leakers should be put in jail. They should. They have
Speaker 3: to strengthen up the laws for leakers.
Speaker 6: But in this case, leakers helped because they said the.
Speaker 3: Severity of the attack and.
Speaker 6: Ran knew it. They knew what was coming. It was
Speaker 6: going to come last night, and it would have gone
Speaker 6: on for a long time and they'd be essentially very
Speaker 6: little left. There'd be nothing left. And if I am
Speaker 6: given a chance to let a lot of people live,
Speaker 6: I want to give that chance.
Speaker 1: Now, the President was pressed after that on why he
Speaker 1: was again delaying threatening strikes after repeatedly holding off on
Speaker 1: military action in recent weeks and now months. As you heard,
Speaker 1: the President said, look, I want to give them every
Speaker 1: last chance before decapitation. Now, Trump said he is still
Speaker 1: on hold for major military operations, and he said he's
Speaker 1: absolutely prepared if diplomacy yet again fails, he said, quote
Speaker 1: very tough to do what we have planned still planned.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Referring to what's next from Iran,
Speaker 1: he also wanted to say, if I'm given a chance
Speaker 1: to let a lot of people live, I want to
Speaker 1: give them that chance. This is the opposite of what
Speaker 1: the media and with the opposite of the left said.
Speaker 1: They said the President was trying to start World War three,
Speaker 1: he was willing to kill anybody. Obviously that's not true,
Speaker 1: the president describing as a big move to do an
Speaker 1: attack that big on a country, I'd rather not do it.
Speaker 1: Yet again, the president showing peace through strength now. President
Speaker 1: Trump also disputed Iran's claims that no US RAN negotiations
Speaker 1: are taking place, saying discussions are already underway, despite Tehran's
Speaker 1: public denials, saying the talks are going on right now.
Speaker 1: We are talking right now at the request of Iran,
Speaker 1: back by Saudi Arabia, back by the UAE, and back
Speaker 1: by Katar. The President was also asked about this last chance,
Speaker 1: and the President described it this way. It's the last
Speaker 1: chance for these people. The Iranians to sign a good document.
Speaker 6: I like saying that they're talking, so I say we're
Speaker 6: in talks, big deal, We're in talk, and they'll sometimes
Speaker 6: deny it, even though they spend hours and hours together talking.
Speaker 6: Now the talks are going along, we're going to hit
Speaker 6: them very hard. Yesterday, very very hard, harder than any
Speaker 6: attack I think I can say general from a point
Speaker 6: of knowledge, any attack since World War Two.
Speaker 3: That's pretty big.
Speaker 6: And we were set to go, and they called, and
Speaker 6: in addition, Saudi Arabia call, and.
Speaker 3: UA called, guitar call. I call some numerous people.
Speaker 6: I don't use the word begging, but some work in
Speaker 6: particular A Rent did not want to be hit.
Speaker 3: And they said, we want to talk.
Speaker 6: We want to talk about the Strait, but more importantly,
Speaker 6: from my standpoint, we want to talk about the denuclearization
Speaker 6: of a Rent, because it's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: This is why I'm doing this, and it should have
Speaker 3: been done.
Speaker 6: So now fifty years we keep saying forty seven years,
Speaker 6: but three years have gone by, But it's for fifty
Speaker 6: years that other presidents should have been doing what I
Speaker 6: or other countries didn't have to be us, but other
Speaker 6: countries and nobody did it, and it was time, and
Speaker 6: we hit them hard with the B two's more than
Speaker 6: a year ago now, and that knocked out their capability
Speaker 6: for their potential capability. And we've done a great job.
Speaker 6: But when we talk, we say we're talking. If we're
Speaker 6: not talking, when you asked me, no we're not talking,
Speaker 6: I'll say it. But we are talking right now. We're talking,
Speaker 6: and we're talking at the request of Iran, back by
Speaker 6: Saudi Arabia, back by UEE, and back by Qatar in particular.
Speaker 3: But others also, many, many countries.
Speaker 6: Called many of the leaders of many up friendly with
Speaker 6: a lot of them, almost all of them one way
Speaker 6: or the other, and they all wanted to give this
Speaker 6: a last chance. This is the last chance. This is
Speaker 6: not something that it doesn't happen. This is the last
Speaker 6: chance for them to sign a good document.
Speaker 1: Now, the President added, the talks are going to go
Speaker 1: quickly one way or the other. The President outlined at
Speaker 1: two stage framework for the negotiation, saying the immediate priorities
Speaker 1: is reopening the straight offor moves before broader talks on
Speaker 1: Iran's nuclear program. The President, saying it this way, would
Speaker 1: ran be willing.
Speaker 3: To return to fully freeing avigation.
Speaker 6: Of has to me, I'm not gonna let him charge,
Speaker 6: and everybody's gonna charge, will charge.
Speaker 7: Were the one that has total we have total control.
Speaker 7: You know, we have a thing called a blockade with
Speaker 7: his navy, and that navy is they call it a
Speaker 7: wall of steel, the United States Wall of Steel.
Speaker 1: The President saying, we're talking about the opening of the strait,
Speaker 1: having it open literally by tomorrow, completely open. That's phase one,
Speaker 1: and then phase two is we will talk about the nuclear,
Speaker 1: the nuclearization of Iran, and President Trump also rejected any
Speaker 1: suggestion that Iran would be permitted to impose those tariff
Speaker 1: fees on commercial shipping through the Strategic Waterway as well.
Speaker 2: He said, I'm not letting them charge. As you just
Speaker 2: heard now.
Speaker 1: Earlier in the day, Trump sharply criticized Iran's leadership after
Speaker 1: the range and officials publicly yet again lied and denied
Speaker 1: the direct negotiations with Washington were taking place. The President said,
Speaker 1: on true social Iranan leadership is unbelievably duplicatous. They asked
Speaker 1: for a meeting, some would say beg talks begin with
Speaker 1: more schedule than the immediate future. And they say openly
Speaker 1: and proudly they're not having any discussion, that nothing is
Speaker 1: being talked about, and they're only dealing with Oman. Trombargaie
Speaker 1: that Iran was not only misrepresenting the negotiations but also
Speaker 1: overstating its control over the Strait of Hormus quote. They
Speaker 1: then go on to give their usual blather and saying
Speaker 1: the Strait of Hermves will be operated powerfully by them,
Speaker 1: when it is already completely controlled by the United States Navy.
Speaker 1: He continued, writing nothing gets through to Iran unless we
Speaker 1: want it to, and nothing will get through unless the
Speaker 1: deal or total surrender is accomplished. Whether I Ran once
Speaker 1: to admit it or not, we are in fact talking
Speaker 1: of a solution to a problem that they have caused
Speaker 1: for decades. It's very simple. Iran will never have a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon now. Of course, Iran continues publicly to reject
Speaker 1: Trump's characterizations of the diplomacy. The Iranian Foreign minister spokesman
Speaker 1: said Monday that Terran is not engaged in direct negotiations
Speaker 1: with the United States and that its current discussions are
Speaker 1: with Oman over arrangements for shipping through the quote unquote
Speaker 1: straight of Hormuz. We are not negotiating with the United
Speaker 1: States at this time, he said during his weekly press briefing,
Speaker 1: adding that issues involving Washington should be examined in the
Speaker 1: next stages. They went on to also say that the
Speaker 1: talks with them on are focused on establishing a mutually
Speaker 1: acceptable shipping corridor through the Strategic Waterway rather than restoring
Speaker 1: navigation to its pre war status, while maintaining that Iran
Speaker 1: would continue defending what it describes as its sovereign rights
Speaker 1: in the Strait A. President Trump's remark also came after
Speaker 1: announced over the weekend that he canceled plan strikes on Iran,
Speaker 1: after saying regional allies and you heard him talk about this,
Speaker 1: we're begging for diplomacy to have one more chance now.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Board Air Force one, Trump also said the
Speaker 1: proposed operations, these military operations would have been quote the
Speaker 1: biggest since World War Two, before he agreed to delay
Speaker 1: it after the Allies urged him yet again to sit
Speaker 1: down and President Trump yet again reiterating another point, saying
Speaker 1: he is under no time constraints to conclude the negotiations.
Speaker 1: He emphasized Iran cannot be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 1: and he said this is why I'm doing this. Iran
Speaker 1: cannot have any nuclear weapons. So there's your update. This
Speaker 1: is where we are. Things are changing quickly. Many may
Speaker 1: hear this and say, weren't we just here weeks ago?
Speaker 1: Absolutely we were. But the threat of major military action
Speaker 1: is at its highest point so far, and now I
Speaker 1: have to wait and watch and see what happens moving forward.
Speaker 1: If you thought that the Democratic Party was trying to
Speaker 1: tone down their socialist, communist rhetoric before the midterms, well
Speaker 1: you'd be wrong. Corey Bush has now come out and
Speaker 1: is calling for other Democrats to join her as she's
Speaker 1: now saying she wants trans rights and abortion rights quote
Speaker 1: enshrined in the.
Speaker 2: United States Constitution.
Speaker 1: Now, this is former Representative Corey Bush, a Democrat from Missouri,
Speaker 1: and she said that if voters return her to Congress,
Speaker 1: she won't guarantee that she will fight to enshrine these
Speaker 1: rights in the United States Constitution through the Equal Rights Amendment.
Speaker 2: This is her now, I guess profile of what she
Speaker 2: wants to do now.
Speaker 1: Corey laid out the plan during an appearance on a
Speaker 1: show on Sirius XM radio. The show called Urban View
Speaker 1: or something like that, where she says she wants to
Speaker 1: fight for the Equal Rights Amendment and make it the
Speaker 1: twenty eighth amendment. The interview was posted on YouTube days
Speaker 1: before Missouri's democratic primary, and Bush said that the amendment
Speaker 1: would be the priority if she wins back her old seat.
Speaker 2: Here is more of what she said.
Speaker 8: I want to go back and fight for the Equal
Speaker 8: Rights Amendment.
Speaker 9: I was the lead sponsor along with my sister Ayana
Speaker 9: Presley in the Congress first time in history.
Speaker 8: It was one hundred We hit the one hundred year
Speaker 8: mark of the introduction of the Equal Rights Amendment and
Speaker 8: two black women were sponsoring that bill. Saint Louis was
Speaker 8: leading on the Equal Rights Amendment. I want to go
Speaker 8: back and take and work on that and get that
Speaker 8: make sure that the Equal Rights Amendment becomes the twenty
Speaker 8: eighth Amendment, because.
Speaker 9: When we look at what the protections with that discrimination
Speaker 9: in the workplace based based upon sex, in education, in housing,
Speaker 9: and then also trans rights, abortion rights, so much is
Speaker 9: up under that Equal Rights Amendment, so have enshrining gender
Speaker 9: equality is important.
Speaker 1: So there it is a Democrat who is out of
Speaker 1: office trying to get back into office and Bush framing
Speaker 1: the era as the mechanism for locking in a range
Speaker 1: of left wing policy priorities, including transgender to abortion policy.
Speaker 1: Quote when we look at the protections with that discrimination
Speaker 1: in the workplace based upon sex and education and housing,
Speaker 1: and then also trans rights, abortion rights, so much is
Speaker 1: up under the Equal Rights Amendment. So enshrining gender equality
Speaker 1: is important. Yes, Democrats are not learning from any of
Speaker 1: their defeats, and they're not learning from any of what
Speaker 1: the American voters are saying now. During a twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three House hearing on women's health, it's the same woman
Speaker 1: that claimed transgender people need medication to cope with restrictions
Speaker 1: on sex change procedures from minors, arguing the drugs were
Speaker 1: quote life saving. This isn't a joke her words, and
Speaker 1: then she compared them to over the counter medications like
Speaker 1: tailand all. Yeah, that's the same woman who was in
Speaker 1: Congress now. Bush was a member of the far left squad.
Speaker 1: She represented her district from twenty twenty one to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, and she launched her comeback bid last October,
Speaker 1: blaming the pro Israel group APAK and Republican opponents for
Speaker 1: a defeat by the fellow Democrat Wesley Bell in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, she is running against the incumbent Bell for
Speaker 1: the nomination.
Speaker 2: Now, why does this matter right now?
Speaker 1: Well, because voters will decide today between this Bell Bush
Speaker 1: rematch and the Democratic primary. Now, former President Joe Biden
Speaker 1: declared in the final days of his term that the
Speaker 1: heir was the law of the land in the twenty
Speaker 1: eighth Amendment. Acclaimed experts in the National Archives also rejected
Speaker 1: the architects of all of this. They say, are, well,
Speaker 1: the real problem, yeah, you know, the founding fathers, and
Speaker 1: they believe that the er or the era as part
Speaker 1: of the Constitution is well, they say mandated. This is
Speaker 1: really really important. Democrats say, and they basically say they
Speaker 1: can then claim to, you know, just change the Constitution
Speaker 1: whenever they want to. One of the most interesting parts
Speaker 1: of this and then wanting to do the twenty eighth
Speaker 1: Amendment is that they're saying, if you elect us, what
Speaker 1: we're going to do is fundamentally change the United States
Speaker 1: of America to a place that you do not recognize.
Speaker 1: They're running on doing it now. They're not lying to
Speaker 1: you and getting an office and then going another way.
Speaker 1: They're actually saying over and over again, time and time
Speaker 1: again that if.
Speaker 2: You elect us.
Speaker 1: We will put into play the most ridiculous Equal Rights Amendment,
Speaker 1: and we will put them in there for trands and
Speaker 1: make sure that abortion is in the constitution. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: glad they're saying it out loud. I'm glad they're saying
Speaker 1: that the Equal Rights Amendment is this and this is
Speaker 1: what they'll do with it. They're not lying to you.
Speaker 1: The question now is what will voters decide today. Will
Speaker 1: they go back with Corey Bush and say, yes, this
Speaker 1: is what we want to do. We want to dismantle
Speaker 1: the United States of America, and we want to have
Speaker 1: someone in there that is willing to do these types
Speaker 1: of radical things. Now, the Democratic Party, they've really just
Speaker 1: been going full out on these types of issues. They're
Speaker 1: proud of the fact that this is now where they are.
Speaker 1: Centater Mark Kelly, for example, on the Democrats and their
Speaker 1: low polls amid the Iran War. Here's how he responded
Speaker 1: to how radical his party has become. Another example of
Speaker 1: just how extreme they really are.
Speaker 10: We see that this is a very unpopular war and
Speaker 10: it's weighing on the president's own approval ratings. But Democrats
Speaker 10: are faring slightly worse. According to CBS polling. When asked
Speaker 10: who has the better approach to Iran, thirty two percent
Speaker 10: say Trump and the GOP only thirty percent say the Democrats.
Speaker 10: So we are in this thing. Do Democrats need to
Speaker 10: offer an affirmative vision for ending it?
Speaker 11: Well, I don't think it's the president's vision. Here's a
Speaker 11: guy who got us into this without a strategic goal,
Speaker 11: without a plan, without a timeline. He's got a secretary
Speaker 11: of Defense that doesn't know how to manage this war
Speaker 11: who decided a good metric at the beginning was just
Speaker 11: to drop as many munitions as he could on as
Speaker 11: many targets. And now we've got a munitions shortage, big surprise.
Speaker 11: So they're flailing, they're stuck. They're responsible for this, and
Speaker 11: the president is the one that has to try to
Speaker 11: figure out a way out of this. I would suggest
Speaker 11: to him, though, that the solution is not to do
Speaker 11: the same thing that he's been doing, not to have
Speaker 11: his real estate body and his son in law in
Speaker 11: charge of a negotiation, to put some people in here
Speaker 11: that know how to do this, how to talk to
Speaker 11: the Iranians and put a coalition together, bring our allies
Speaker 11: back together. He's alienated, not only our GCC allies, but
Speaker 11: our European allies as well, and it's just making this
Speaker 11: much harder for him to figure out a way out.
Speaker 1: Now, that's a lot of rambling even for a senator,
Speaker 1: especially a senator trying to say, well, we know that
Speaker 1: our proof ratings are worse than Republicans, but trust us,
Speaker 1: the Republicans.
Speaker 2: Are actually worse than us. If that's what you're running on,
Speaker 2: it's not very good.
Speaker 1: So what's happening right now with the Democrats when it
Speaker 1: comes to what they're actually doing, Well, that's when you
Speaker 1: go back to why the Democrats are actually, at this
Speaker 1: point so unpopular around the country. A perfect example is
Speaker 1: coming out of New York City. Yes, what I'm about
Speaker 1: to tell you is hypocrisy.
Speaker 2: One oh one.
Speaker 1: The man in New York City, Mandani, the man who
Speaker 1: says we're an open, loving, welcoming city to all illegal immigrants,
Speaker 1: the same guy who hates police and wants to abolish
Speaker 1: the police, and wants to get rid of court systems
Speaker 1: and wants to get rid of people actually going to prison. Well,
Speaker 1: there is some law and order and rules now for
Speaker 1: his communist, socialist Marxist grocery stores. New York City they've
Speaker 1: announced will ready for this require you to show ID
Speaker 1: to prove you live in the city in order to
Speaker 1: shop in the quote city owned grocery stores. You need
Speaker 1: an ID to shop in the city stores. But it
Speaker 1: would be racist to require an ID to vote in
Speaker 1: their elections.
Speaker 2: This is not a joke. Mayor Maundani in his own words,
Speaker 2: are you.
Speaker 12: Going to keep people from taking advantage of that? You
Speaker 12: know that deal basically, and is there going to be
Speaker 12: a limit on the number of items that someone can
Speaker 12: take that are discounted at that level from that essential basket.
Speaker 5: So our RFP makes very clear that this is a
Speaker 5: program for New Yorkers to be able to put food
Speaker 5: on the table, not a program for people to be
Speaker 5: able to make a quick buck through reselling. I'm going
Speaker 5: to pass it over to our DC had Gpack to
Speaker 5: add some additional details. Y.
Speaker 13: So if you look at our URP for the operator,
Speaker 13: we are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers,
Speaker 13: whether it be a sort of a library card ask.
Speaker 13: And also we manage who's buying and that is focused
Speaker 13: on everyday New Yorkers, So we are mindful of that,
Speaker 13: and so we're going to make sure that we have
Speaker 13: all the place, all the things in place to make
Speaker 13: ensure that that does not happen.
Speaker 1: So, just to be clear, the guy who is going
Speaker 1: to give away reduce costs groceries in a socialist way
Speaker 1: has been asked the question what about fraud? What about
Speaker 1: people that claim they're from New York who actually aren't
Speaker 1: from New York? What are you going to do about it?
Speaker 1: And the same guy that says it's racist to ask
Speaker 1: for an ID before you vote in his elections in
Speaker 1: his city is now saying you're going to have to
Speaker 1: show proof of ID before you can buy said socialist
Speaker 1: communist groceries at a reduce price. And if you don't
Speaker 1: live in the city, then you cannot shop in his socialist,
Speaker 1: communist Marxist grocery stores. So I use this as an
Speaker 1: example to go back to the core point I said earlier,
Speaker 1: what are the Democrats doing right now? Well, there is
Speaker 1: still very much a civil war. The most radicals of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party have taken over. And if you thought
Speaker 1: they were going to calm down before the midterms, yeah,
Speaker 1: you'd be wrong. Thank goodness, they're telling the truth, at
Speaker 1: least publicly. They're not lying and just acting like they're
Speaker 1: normal democrats. No, they're straight up telling you who they are,
Speaker 1: and there's a good chance the American people are listening.
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