Speaker 1: All right, News, round up, Information overload, hour toll free.
Speaker 1: Our number is Hey one hundred and nine to four
Speaker 1: one sean if you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. It is only forty eight days until election day.
Speaker 1: Early voting in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Ballots being sent
Speaker 1: out now in numerous states around the country. In light
Speaker 1: of the assassination attempt, I started making phone calls to
Speaker 1: people that I thought may have played Trump International in
Speaker 1: West Palm Beach, Florida. I never have played the course before.
Speaker 1: I I kind of gave up playing golf, as I've
Speaker 1: been saying a number of years ago, because i just
Speaker 1: don't have time. I'm working way too many hours and
Speaker 1: I'm a complete loser, as everybody on my staff will
Speaker 1: attest to, because I'm sending out articles at any hour
Speaker 1: of the day. And one of the people that I
Speaker 1: did speak to was Florida Governor Ron De Santis. I
Speaker 1: knew he had played this course, and I wanted to
Speaker 1: get his take on it. I got Eric Trump's take
Speaker 1: on it, Lindsey Graham's take on it, Steve Whitcoff's take
Speaker 1: on it, and they all described this area around holes four,
Speaker 1: five and six, and you know this, This was known
Speaker 1: to be a very vulnerable area of the golf course
Speaker 1: because of its close proximity to both the fair way
Speaker 1: and the holes, and literally you're just you know, one
Speaker 1: hundred two hundred, three hundred four hundred yards away depending
Speaker 1: on the location from where a golfer may actually be
Speaker 1: playing on the course. And it was a known area
Speaker 1: where paparazzi and photographers and people with video cameras would
Speaker 1: be taking videos of Donald Trump with him or his
Speaker 1: guests playing golf. And they were known to hide in
Speaker 1: the bushes there and get those videos and then they
Speaker 1: sell them. And yet it was not swept by the
Speaker 1: Secret Service at all. And now we're learning that this
Speaker 1: would be assassinate had been in that location from sometime
Speaker 1: around one point thirty the night before, and I know
Speaker 1: from Steve woodcoff Is he didn't hear from President Trump.
Speaker 1: He had been out in Salt Lake City given I guess,
Speaker 1: holding a rally out there. He didn't hear from him
Speaker 1: util about two thirty in the morning when he arrived
Speaker 1: back in Palm Beach, that he even wanted to play
Speaker 1: golf that next day. So the guy, I guess was
Speaker 1: just betting on the fact that it might be a
Speaker 1: day that Donald Trump might be playing golf or you know,
Speaker 1: or God forbid, there's somebody that would would be tipping
Speaker 1: off somebody that was lying in wait to attempt an
Speaker 1: assassination on President Trump, this being the second and two months,
Speaker 1: and it's pretty unbelievable. I was very happy to hear
Speaker 1: that Governor Desanta says he doesn't trust the federal government
Speaker 1: that is doing investigation after investigation after investigation on Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to be the same people that should be involved
Speaker 1: in this investigation in this case, and Florida is going
Speaker 1: to do its own assassination probe, and he wants the
Speaker 1: shooter to face more serious charges, including life in prison.
Speaker 1: Now there's a report Homeland Security refuse to approb of
Speaker 1: this suspect. But anyway, Governor Rondo Santis, my governor here
Speaker 1: in the Free State of Florida, is with us now. Governor,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for being with us, and thanks
Speaker 1: for taking the time when I reached out to you
Speaker 1: the other night. I really do appreciate it. You shed
Speaker 1: a lot of light on this for me.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, We're happy to do it. I just
Speaker 2: have to say at the outset though, Sean, Yeah, you
Speaker 2: say you're not involved in golf, You're now a Floridian,
Speaker 2: and so as a Floridian, you either need to start
Speaker 2: playing golf, you need to fish, you need to vote.
Speaker 2: You got to do something of that, because I think
Speaker 2: that would probably be about ninety five percent of the
Speaker 2: males in the state of Florida do at least one
Speaker 2: of those three things.
Speaker 1: Listen, I want to do all three things, and I
Speaker 1: would actually I've been to the range to prepare myself
Speaker 1: post election that I've made a commitment that I'm going
Speaker 1: to try to get my golf game back. I wasn't
Speaker 1: too bad when I used to play. I definitely like
Speaker 1: to fish, but for short periods of time. And I
Speaker 1: see people fishing every day and I see the fish
Speaker 1: that they're catching. It's pretty it's pretty amazing. You just
Speaker 1: I will say this, it was the best decision of
Speaker 1: my life to move to the state. And I've had
Speaker 1: threatened it for a long time, and I'm very grateful
Speaker 1: to you and everybody else that has been so warm
Speaker 1: inviting me here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, no, for sure, but listen on this. So
Speaker 2: you know, you pointed out about the golf course, you
Speaker 2: kind of have the you know, the fifth green, sixty
Speaker 2: sixth hole, seventh tee right there. When I used to
Speaker 2: play with him when he was president. That was just
Speaker 2: something that you just think about because you see that
Speaker 2: the dogs are in front of you, there's two or
Speaker 2: three holes shut down, and behind and in front of
Speaker 2: the group there's a massive flotilla of golf carts. And
Speaker 2: when you get to that point of the property, it's
Speaker 2: still a busy street just right beyond the hedges. And
Speaker 2: so I think back to Butler, Pennsylvania, to have somebody
Speaker 2: have a roof top, which would be a perfect vantage
Speaker 2: point for someone that wanted to attempt an assassination, to
Speaker 2: leave that to where nobody was policing it. And this
Speaker 2: guy gets up there and gets off shots. And that
Speaker 2: was a massive failure of secret service. I mean, the
Speaker 2: fact that Donald Trump survived was a miracle. But then
Speaker 2: to think about this golf course, that is the spot.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of different potential threats out there,
Speaker 2: but that was the soft underbelly and this guy apparently
Speaker 2: had been burrowed in there from the middle of the
Speaker 2: night all the way until the former president was rounding
Speaker 2: those holes. And so yes, I mean that should not
Speaker 2: have happened. That was an obvious place where somebody that
Speaker 2: wanted to do Donald Trump harm would want to go. Now,
Speaker 2: the state of Florida, we have multiple violations of Florida
Speaker 2: law that are an issue here. It took place, the
Speaker 2: suspect has committed offenses we believe in multiple jurisdictions in Florida,
Speaker 2: which is important because if he only committed offenses in
Speaker 2: Palm Beach County, that would go to the local Palm
Speaker 2: Beach state attorney who said he didn't want to do
Speaker 2: the case. He wanted to just let the Feds have it. Well,
Speaker 2: because there's multiple circuits. We have Broward County potential violations
Speaker 2: with the tag Palm Beach obviously with the attempted assassination,
Speaker 2: and then Martin County when he was fleeing, and we
Speaker 2: may have some other things about his time in Florida
Speaker 2: that gives us the jurisdiction at the state level to
Speaker 2: assign it to the Attorney General with our Office of
Speaker 2: Statewide Prosecutor, who does these multi jurisdictional things. And I
Speaker 2: just think it's important for the State of Florida that
Speaker 2: we follow through and prosecute all available offenses and that
Speaker 2: we get the unvarnished truth about what happened. There's nothing
Speaker 2: when you're talking about Secret Service and the federal ations.
Speaker 2: The State of Florida is not involved in any of that. Now,
Speaker 2: when we're asked to provide support, we always do. We
Speaker 2: want to be helpful, but this was a federal responsibility
Speaker 2: to keep him safe. So if there were failures by
Speaker 2: the Secret Service or DHS, that's not something we're going
Speaker 2: to have any incentive to cover up. We want the
Speaker 2: people to know, we want there to be accountability. I
Speaker 2: don't think there are the the federal government's the right
Speaker 2: agencies to be doing it. One, they've had a history
Speaker 2: of doing these investigations and not giving the truth. It's
Speaker 2: almost like a black hole once it goes and then
Speaker 2: we don't hear anything. Then you also have this very
Speaker 2: odd set of circumstances where these same federal agencies that
Speaker 2: we're supposed to trust to conduct this investigation are the
Speaker 2: same agencies that are trying to put Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: prison for the rest of his life. If you look
Speaker 2: at the January sixth case in DC and the Document's
Speaker 2: case in South Florida, federal cases which they're trying to
Speaker 2: appeal to get reinstated. As we speak, they're basically saying
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump is an enemy of the state the
Speaker 2: way they're doing the charges. So they're very serious as
Speaker 2: to what these people are trying to do. I just
Speaker 2: don't to me, that's a conflict if you're doing that.
Speaker 2: On the other hand, say you're going to try to
Speaker 2: figure out, you know, what happened. So we're going forward
Speaker 2: with our investigation. I hope to see charges generated, and
Speaker 2: I hope to see the truth revealed. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: how much cooperation we may get from the federal government.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we do, because I think there are a lot
Speaker 2: of rank and file people in those agencies that do
Speaker 2: want the truth. Unfortunately, I think that we're likely not
Speaker 2: going to get the full story if differs.
Speaker 1: We were first told that the reason that they didn't
Speaker 1: have anybody on the roof and Butler PA was because
Speaker 1: it was a slope roof. It turned out it wasn't
Speaker 1: sloped at all, and they had agents on other buildings
Speaker 1: with a much deeper slope. And now we find out
Speaker 1: in this holy report that came out on Monday, that
Speaker 1: the real reason they weren't on the roof was quote
Speaker 1: it was too hot. And when I did roofing back
Speaker 1: in the day, trust me, and I fell off of
Speaker 1: nearly three stories. I fell off a roof. I can
Speaker 1: tell you there was no there was no heat rule
Speaker 1: that said it's too hot to do roofing today. Let
Speaker 1: me play for you the head of the Secret Service,
Speaker 1: because the Secret Service lied about that part at that time.
Speaker 1: But this is now. Ronald Rowe is the acting Secret
Speaker 1: Service director and he says, the plan for Trump worked
Speaker 1: on Sunday. If this is success, you know, tell me
Speaker 1: what failure is.
Speaker 3: Listen, yesterday was an off the record movement, off the record,
Speaker 3: and the President wasn't even really supposed to go there.
Speaker 3: It was not on his official schedule, and so we
Speaker 3: put together a security plan and that security plan worked.
Speaker 1: Okay, the security plan worked. Would you say that this
Speaker 1: plan in any way worked if somebody can get within
Speaker 1: three hundred plus yards of the president with a AK
Speaker 1: forty seven and a scope of course not.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think the individual agent responded appropriately, and
Speaker 2: the former president has said that he's very thankful for
Speaker 2: what happened there and thanked the Secret Service for kind
Speaker 2: of that on the spot response that prevented this guy
Speaker 2: from getting any shots off. But the fact that he
Speaker 2: was there and came very close to being able to
Speaker 2: get shots off, clearly that's a failure because this was
Speaker 2: the number one soft underbelly of the perimeter of that
Speaker 2: golf course. As you pointed out, paparazzi have burrowed themselves
Speaker 2: into those bushes and taken pictures of Donald Trump when
Speaker 2: he was president in particular, and so that would have
Speaker 2: been something that you would have known. So they say
Speaker 2: it was an off the record movement, But the minute
Speaker 2: that he's on his way to that golf club, of
Speaker 2: any place that you look, that would be the place
Speaker 2: that you would want to want to sweep holes five, six,
Speaker 2: and seven right there along South Congress Avenue. But here's
Speaker 2: the thing. Our federal agencies, for whatever reason, over the years,
Speaker 2: and I think it's because they're never held accountable. Congress
Speaker 2: hasn't used the power of the perse. I think there's
Speaker 2: a lot of reasons why. But they've definitely developed the
Speaker 2: culture of always passing the buck and never accepting responsibility
Speaker 2: for anything. And I think there's a lot of good
Speaker 2: people on the rank and file, and Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: praised people that have been in his detail, and I
Speaker 2: think that's true. But I think the overall culture of
Speaker 2: these agencies is really messed up. And unfortunately, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't have confidence we're going to get one hundred
Speaker 2: percent of the truth from them.
Speaker 1: I do have confidence in the well. First of all,
Speaker 1: I'm very fond of all the sheriff's departments down in Florida,
Speaker 1: law enforcement in Florida compared and the Palm Beach Police
Speaker 1: Department and all the West Palm Beach Police Department and
Speaker 1: everybody in the local area where this all took place.
Speaker 1: I think did a phenomenal job, but it was not
Speaker 1: their job to sweep that area. By the way, you
Speaker 1: make a kick out of this story about the debate
Speaker 1: the other night, And anyway, I see Gavin Newsom, your
Speaker 1: old buddy is, has a big gaggle and he's surrounded
Speaker 1: by all the people in the state run media mob.
Speaker 1: So I see his people and I walk in behind him.
Speaker 1: I'm totally trolling him, by the way, and I just like,
Speaker 1: you know, say, can you just tap on his shoulder?
Speaker 1: I just went away even put a smile on my face,
Speaker 1: and a way even and this is this is what
Speaker 1: these keyboard Warriors in there underwear set.
Speaker 4: Kennedy's really good best friends with Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1: And the funny thing is, and you know this to
Speaker 1: be true, he was not exactly happy with you or
Speaker 1: me after that debate.
Speaker 2: No fat We were going to do another segment, and
Speaker 2: his campaign called it off. They did not want to
Speaker 2: do additional segments after we did the first ninety minutes
Speaker 2: or so. But I think it was just because he
Speaker 2: was exposed to the truth about his record. He's not
Speaker 2: exposed to that in California. It's a one party state.
Speaker 2: You have basically state run media, you have super majority
Speaker 2: dem there's just not potent opposition. So he's kind of
Speaker 2: able to get away from it. When we were in
Speaker 2: Georgia doing the debate on your show, he had to
Speaker 2: answer for the homelessness. He had to answer for this,
Speaker 2: He had to answer for why his own in laws
Speaker 2: fled the state of California, and that was a lot
Speaker 2: more difficult for him, and it wasn't anything that he
Speaker 2: was comfortable doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the funny thing is that people saying I, meanwhile,
Speaker 1: I have a smile on my face. He did not
Speaker 1: want to see me in any way, and I figured,
Speaker 1: you know, it might just mess with him a little bit,
Speaker 1: and again because he's he's been kind of dodging and
Speaker 1: ducking and not wanting to ever come back on the show.
Speaker 1: And I think I was fair and it's not my
Speaker 1: fault that the statistics on crime and on the economy,
Speaker 1: on basic issues that impact people's lives, the price of energy,
Speaker 1: are so much better in the free state of Florida.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you one last question.
Speaker 1: President Trump said that he would allow the salt deduction
Speaker 1: to come back if he's president, with that impact for
Speaker 1: example of Florida property taxes. If in fact that did.
Speaker 2: Come back, well, we you know, we typically do better
Speaker 2: with no salt because it gives us a comparative advantage
Speaker 2: versus the high tax states. And so I think when
Speaker 2: he signed his tax bill in twenty seven to effectively
Speaker 2: eliminate the salt deduction, the argument was, why are we
Speaker 2: bailing out spendthrift, tax and spend politicians in New York
Speaker 2: In California, they raised taxes, but then the deductions mean
Speaker 2: that taxpayers don't get hit with the full effect of
Speaker 2: their bad policies, and so not having that was more
Speaker 2: of a level playing field than Florida had a competitive advantage,
Speaker 2: and so that was what it was there. I would
Speaker 2: imagine that you would definitely see a lot of the
Speaker 2: sun Belt low tax sun Belt states in particular, their
Speaker 2: representatives would probably not want to do away with They
Speaker 2: probably would not want to reinstate salt.
Speaker 1: Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida, Thank you, Gumner. Great to have you.
Speaker 1: We appreciate your time. Eight hundred and nine four one,
Speaker 1: Shawn is a number if you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. All right, click break right back,
Speaker 1: we'll continue. Let's go to my interview. This was the
Speaker 1: first interview with President Trump post the second assassination attempt,
Speaker 1: and this took place yesterday. Let me play it for you,
Speaker 1: showing us.
Speaker 5: Now on the phone to react to the most recent
Speaker 5: assassination attempt on his life two in two months, Former
Speaker 5: President Donald Trump, mister President, thank you for being with
Speaker 5: us tonight. This is the second assassination attempt in two months.
Speaker 4: I would imagine the.
Speaker 5: Average person could be pretty shaken up by that. Tell
Speaker 5: us what happened? How are you doing? And I have
Speaker 5: a few other follow up questions as it relates.
Speaker 6: To this, Well, I'm doing fine.
Speaker 7: It was Sunday and just very briefly, because I think
Speaker 7: most people have heard it. I want to start talking
Speaker 7: about the borders and the economy and inflation and all
Speaker 7: of the things we want to talk about. But it
Speaker 7: was on a golf course Trump International in West Palm
Speaker 7: and we heard shots ring out around the fifth dollar
Speaker 7: or so. We heard shots ring out, and they were
Speaker 7: pretty obviously shots, but the Secret Service said they were
Speaker 7: definitely shots. And it turned out to be the Secret
Speaker 7: Service agent who had caught somebody a couple of holes
Speaker 7: in advance and caught him by the fence which protects
Speaker 7: the property. He was on the other side of the fence.
Speaker 7: He saw a gun barrel hanging outside of the fence, which.
Speaker 6: Is pretty amazing.
Speaker 7: She met's a great job, did really a great job.
Speaker 6: Frankly, I think the Secret Service did a great job.
Speaker 7: And they got me out of there quickly, and they
Speaker 7: then went after him and they were lucky enough to
Speaker 7: have somebody that took the license plate, which was genius,
Speaker 7: and they nabbed him on the highway.
Speaker 6: But it was another day.
Speaker 7: It was very interesting. I want to get we want
Speaker 7: to get to business. We want to get to the
Speaker 7: business of running the country. Our country has never done
Speaker 7: this badly shown we're like a laughing stock around the
Speaker 7: world that we have to get back to running the
Speaker 7: border properly. What's happening in Ohio, Colorado and every other.
Speaker 6: State is just crazy.
Speaker 7: It's like a takeover of our country by people that
Speaker 7: are coming in and they're coming in with guns or
Speaker 7: they're getting guns after they get in. They have the
Speaker 7: most powerful weapons you can have.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this, sir, if you don't mine
Speaker 5: and Steve Whitkoff, your golf partner, he happens to be
Speaker 5: a mutual friend of ours, and I'd gone to lunch
Speaker 5: with him that morning. He described in great specificity the
Speaker 5: incredible reaction time heroism of these secret service agents that
Speaker 5: were surrounding you that day, and how quickly they got
Speaker 5: on top of you got you out of the situation.
Speaker 5: A flawless operation in terms of those agents. And they
Speaker 5: deserve so much credit for what they do that they
Speaker 5: would risk their lives. No greater love had some man
Speaker 5: to lay down their life for another, and they're willing
Speaker 5: to do that for you.
Speaker 4: And that part of the story, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, the fact that you have that this country has
Speaker 5: such incredible people as a great story.
Speaker 4: But here's what troubles me.
Speaker 5: In Butler, PA, we had a sniper who was able
Speaker 5: to get on a roof within one hundred and thirty
Speaker 5: yards and come within a millimeter, taking your life. In
Speaker 5: this situation, it is a well known area that is treated,
Speaker 5: as you pointed out, with a fence on it. And
Speaker 5: this guy, according to reports, might have been there for
Speaker 5: twelve hours or the phone pinged in the area for
Speaker 5: twelve with twelve hours ahead of time one point thirty
Speaker 5: in the morning, and so obviously there's some type of
Speaker 5: coordinated planned attack or anticipation you'd be playing golf for
Speaker 5: or something happened. But the problem is is he got
Speaker 5: within three hundred yards of you with an AK forty
Speaker 5: seven with a scope. Now what I don't understand, and Eric,
Speaker 5: your son doesn't understand, and Laura doesn't understand, and many
Speaker 5: of your family members don't understand, is when you have
Speaker 5: a treed area that is known for paparazzi taking videos
Speaker 5: and pictures of you when you're playing golf, because that's
Speaker 5: the only area in the golf course they would ever
Speaker 5: have the ability to do that.
Speaker 4: Why wasn't that.
Speaker 5: Area swept, Why weren't there agents on the outside making
Speaker 5: sure nobody would go in the bushes.
Speaker 4: Why weren't the bushes checked?
Speaker 5: To me, that is a colossal failure, and that concerns
Speaker 5: not just me, but every one of your supporters and
Speaker 5: every one of your family members.
Speaker 7: Sir well, I understand that, and in this particular case,
Speaker 7: you had a very sharp agent, as good as you
Speaker 7: could find, and did a fantastic job. But somebody could
Speaker 7: have missed the barrel of that rifle. Somebody of lesser talents,
Speaker 7: or somebody that was distracted could have missed or could
Speaker 7: have been shot. I mean, frankly, if you know, could
Speaker 7: have also been shot. But in this case, it was
Speaker 7: something that worked out very well. As to whether or
Speaker 7: not they should know this two days in advance. You know,
Speaker 7: I can't say I just said, let's let's go play
Speaker 7: a quick round.
Speaker 6: Because it's all business for me.
Speaker 7: It's very it's my only a little bit of a
Speaker 7: form of exercise, so I like it. It's something that
Speaker 7: is good, but it's it's also shown very important that
Speaker 7: you know you'd be able to go and do what.
Speaker 6: You want in safety.
Speaker 7: I just find the secret service that Butler's a very
Speaker 7: different story. You know, somebody should have been on that building,
Speaker 7: and that's a different story. But they also showed great
Speaker 7: They were very brave because when those bullets were flying.
Speaker 6: They were they were they would diving and protect me.
Speaker 6: But they were literally.
Speaker 5: But don't you think a treed area leading into a
Speaker 5: fence three hundred plus yards away from you, that area,
Speaker 5: as a matter of standard operating procedure would need to
Speaker 5: be swept and we would need to have eyes on
Speaker 5: it to make sure that nobody be a paparazzi or
Speaker 5: in this case it would be assassin has access to
Speaker 5: being close to you with an AK forty seven with
Speaker 5: a scope. Your sons can tell you because they're both
Speaker 5: excellent marksmen. But Don Junior and Eric that that is,
Speaker 5: that is the equivalent of a one foot put if
Speaker 5: you want to use a golf of analogy.
Speaker 4: And so we have two incidents in two months.
Speaker 5: Where where people with rifles and scopes get within one
Speaker 5: hundred and thirty and three hundred plus yards of you,
Speaker 5: which would be an easy shot for even a marginal shooter.
Speaker 4: And that to me, and we heard.
Speaker 5: The head of the Secret Service, you know, praising his
Speaker 5: organization and saying this is a great success. The fact
Speaker 5: that they didn't cover that area. To me is a
Speaker 5: great failure. And I understand your reluctance to be critical,
Speaker 5: but I'm very critical of it, and I just feel like,
Speaker 5: you know, there's got to be an evaluation here immediately.
Speaker 5: Have you has your campaign ever been denied resources that
Speaker 5: you requested from the Secret Service?
Speaker 6: Well, that's the big thing.
Speaker 7: We have long requested more people, more men and women,
Speaker 7: but more people. And because you know we have rallies
Speaker 7: fifty sixty thousand in New Jersey, we had one hundred
Speaker 7: and seven thousand people show up. There's never been anything
Speaker 7: like it, and we have long requested more people. Well,
Speaker 7: that's true, that's the weakness. If there's a weakness, I
Speaker 7: really think that's the weakness.
Speaker 6: You still need the power of the people.
Speaker 2: We have to you know, you could.
Speaker 7: Say the man power and the woman power to get
Speaker 7: in there. And look, we don't have, or we haven't had.
Speaker 7: Now I understand they're going to be doing this, but
Speaker 7: you could have somebody who's the president who doesn't have
Speaker 7: a lot of people watching, and it's a lot easier.
Speaker 7: And you know, it's a lot easier situation than it is.
Speaker 6: From me.
Speaker 7: We have tremendous rallies and crowds, and that's a good thing,
Speaker 7: but you need more protection, and we've long requested more people.
Speaker 7: We have I will say in Butler, we wanted more people.
Speaker 6: I heard them say it.
Speaker 7: You know, we need more people here for security, and
Speaker 7: we never seem to get that. And I think we
Speaker 7: are getting it now. Somebody told me that they will
Speaker 7: be providing more people now.
Speaker 5: Well, I would think now that maybe we could learn
Speaker 5: the lessons from it. And when I heard the head
Speaker 5: of the Secret Service saying that this almost was a
Speaker 5: perfect operation, I'm not buying that. And then praising Alejandro Majorcus,
Speaker 5: who has been partly responsible, along with Kamala Harris and
Speaker 5: Joe Biden, allowing in unvetted eleven million plus illegal immigrants
Speaker 5: from one hundred and eighty countries, including countries with terroritize,
Speaker 5: allowing people with terroritized known terrorities in the country. We've
Speaker 5: seen the crimes they've committed, murder, rape, and violent crimes
Speaker 5: against our citizens.
Speaker 4: To me, it is.
Speaker 5: It's unconscionable because all of that is preventable and it
Speaker 5: should be. You know, now that voting is starting in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 5: people need to know and understand all of this but
Speaker 5: I think we have a major security failure going around,
Speaker 5: and you seem to be the number one target for
Speaker 5: assassination in this country. And as your son said last night,
Speaker 5: how many lives do you have left? You know, kat
Speaker 5: has nine lives? How many lives does Donald Trump have left?
Speaker 5: And it's scary for people to care about you.
Speaker 6: Well, I never thought of it that way.
Speaker 7: It's an interesting way of thinking about it. I will
Speaker 7: say this, what you said on the border is right.
Speaker 7: You know, we had the safest border in the history
Speaker 7: of our country when I left office. We had the
Speaker 7: safest border. In fact, the famous short that I was
Speaker 7: turning right fortunately to look at showed the lowest that
Speaker 7: was made up by the border patrol, and it was
Speaker 7: the best number in terms of drugs, in terms of.
Speaker 6: People, meaning the fewest people. We had. We had it
Speaker 6: down to an absolute science.
Speaker 7: And then it became a rocket ship right after that,
Speaker 7: and it was a shame. But we had a great
Speaker 7: border situation was only going to get better, but we
Speaker 7: had it down to a real size. We had remained
Speaker 7: in Mexico. We had all sorts of things. People couldn't
Speaker 7: come into our country until they got past I'd have
Speaker 7: to go through really rigorous tests, and it was it
Speaker 7: was a great thing, and now it's truly one of
Speaker 7: the great problems, one of the big problems. No country
Speaker 7: has been invaded like we've been invaded.
Speaker 6: If you look at.
Speaker 7: What's going on in Ohio and Colorado and so many states,
Speaker 7: and a lot of states that don't want to talk
Speaker 7: about it yet because they're embarrassed by it. But they're
Speaker 7: being invaded by people from jails and by gang members,
Speaker 7: and we have people coming in from mental institutions, and
Speaker 7: we have terrorists coming in at a level that we've
Speaker 7: never seen before.
Speaker 6: It's crazy.
Speaker 7: It makes no sense whatsoever why they aren't closing the border.
Speaker 6: They can do it with a phone call. You close
Speaker 6: the boards to president has to close.
Speaker 4: I agree completely. I've talked about it at length.
Speaker 5: And let's not get free housing, healthcare, education, sex change, surgery,
Speaker 5: and amnesty to those illegal immigrants, which Kamala Harris has
Speaker 5: stated she wants in her own words, I know for
Speaker 5: your you know, for those of us that know you,
Speaker 5: would have known you for many years, we're prayerful, We're
Speaker 5: glad you're safe. If the harris by An administration is not,
Speaker 5: I've given you and your campaign the resources they need
Speaker 5: to they didn't get give RFK Junior the resources they need.
Speaker 4: He needed this.
Speaker 5: This needs to stop, and they need a complete reevaluation
Speaker 5: in the next forty eight hours so this can never
Speaker 5: happen again. We are glad you're safe, mister President, and
Speaker 5: thank you for being with us.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Sean Right.
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