1 00:00:11,657 --> 00:00:14,937 Speaker 1: You're listening to The Buck Sexton Show podcast, make sure 2 00:00:14,937 --> 00:00:17,937 Speaker 1: you subscribe to the podcast on the iHeartRadio app or 3 00:00:17,977 --> 00:00:23,217 Speaker 1: wherever you get your podcasts. Their new questions circulating about 4 00:00:23,257 --> 00:00:26,857 Speaker 1: the timeline of law enforcement response to the Uvalde, Texas 5 00:00:26,857 --> 00:00:29,777 Speaker 1: school shooting, where nineteen children and two teachers were killed. 6 00:00:30,217 --> 00:00:33,897 Speaker 1: New harrowing videos emerged on social media showing angry, desperate 7 00:00:33,937 --> 00:00:37,817 Speaker 1: parents outside the school pleading with police to go inside. 8 00:00:38,217 --> 00:01:13,817 Speaker 1: It's time. This is all the linen buck Sexton. It 9 00:01:13,857 --> 00:01:17,537 Speaker 1: was a horrifying scene, as you could see for yourself. 10 00:01:17,577 --> 00:01:20,977 Speaker 1: There a difficult video to watch, to be sure. And 11 00:01:21,177 --> 00:01:24,737 Speaker 1: now we're hearing from law enforcement about just how this 12 00:01:25,417 --> 00:01:31,457 Speaker 1: awful scenario unfolded. It was a very difficult situation on 13 00:01:31,497 --> 00:01:34,657 Speaker 1: the ground for law enforcement when those videos were taken 14 00:01:34,737 --> 00:01:37,817 Speaker 1: and when officers were setting up a cordon around the building. 15 00:01:38,657 --> 00:01:43,297 Speaker 1: Texas Rangers are still investigating the timeline of law enforcement events, 16 00:01:43,417 --> 00:01:46,217 Speaker 1: and so there's more detail that will be coming out 17 00:01:46,217 --> 00:01:49,057 Speaker 1: of the days ahead. But here's what we know. The 18 00:01:49,137 --> 00:01:52,977 Speaker 1: shooter in this case was not, in fact confronted by 19 00:01:53,057 --> 00:01:56,497 Speaker 1: anybody before he walked into the school. There had initially 20 00:01:56,537 --> 00:01:59,817 Speaker 1: been reports that a school safety officer this is widely 21 00:01:59,857 --> 00:02:03,297 Speaker 1: reported in the media had confronted the shooter, which didn't 22 00:02:03,297 --> 00:02:05,497 Speaker 1: seem to add up because there was no exchange of 23 00:02:05,537 --> 00:02:08,697 Speaker 1: gunfire initially between law enforcement and the shooter when he 24 00:02:08,737 --> 00:02:11,417 Speaker 1: made his way into the building. Turns out that that 25 00:02:11,417 --> 00:02:15,937 Speaker 1: that reporting was inaccurate. Earlier today, Texas law enforcement authorities 26 00:02:16,337 --> 00:02:18,337 Speaker 1: held the press conference and said the shooter was not 27 00:02:18,457 --> 00:02:21,897 Speaker 1: confronted by anybody. This is a key detail, latch he 28 00:02:21,937 --> 00:02:27,177 Speaker 1: walked in understructed initially, so from the grandmother's house to 29 00:02:27,217 --> 00:02:31,457 Speaker 1: the barbage to the school, into the school, he was 30 00:02:31,497 --> 00:02:35,217 Speaker 1: not confronted by anybody. To clear the record on that. 31 00:02:36,857 --> 00:02:42,497 Speaker 1: Four minutes later law enforcement coming in to solve this problem. 32 00:02:42,537 --> 00:02:45,137 Speaker 1: So the shooter was able to get into the building 33 00:02:45,697 --> 00:02:51,457 Speaker 1: without anyone confronting him on his way. There were apparently 34 00:02:51,497 --> 00:02:57,897 Speaker 1: no security locks or other physical barriers to entry for 35 00:02:57,897 --> 00:02:59,817 Speaker 1: the shooters able to get right into the building, get 36 00:02:59,937 --> 00:03:04,697 Speaker 1: right into the classroom where he engaged in his mass murders. 37 00:03:05,977 --> 00:03:09,337 Speaker 1: And here there is the shooter, of course, deceased, killed 38 00:03:09,377 --> 00:03:14,097 Speaker 1: by bor Tech, which is a border patrol effectively border 39 00:03:14,137 --> 00:03:17,937 Speaker 1: patrol squad team. Here's what everyone needs to know. How 40 00:03:18,017 --> 00:03:23,377 Speaker 1: is it possible? How is it tactically sound. How is 41 00:03:23,377 --> 00:03:27,017 Speaker 1: it part of the procedure for law enforcement to be 42 00:03:27,337 --> 00:03:30,857 Speaker 1: on the scene of a mass shooting of children four 43 00:03:30,897 --> 00:03:34,937 Speaker 1: minutes into the shooting, and then for it to take 44 00:03:35,177 --> 00:03:40,137 Speaker 1: over an hour while there's gunfire happening from inside this building. 45 00:03:40,177 --> 00:03:43,497 Speaker 1: He was shooting at law enforcement officers at various points 46 00:03:43,617 --> 00:03:47,857 Speaker 1: in this standoff. Took them over an hour while they 47 00:03:47,857 --> 00:03:50,897 Speaker 1: had a hundred officers, over a hundred officers gathered on 48 00:03:50,937 --> 00:03:53,897 Speaker 1: the scene over an hour, or anyone to go in 49 00:03:53,937 --> 00:03:57,657 Speaker 1: there and eliminate the threat to kill this evil mass murderer. 50 00:03:58,497 --> 00:04:01,977 Speaker 1: People are asking questions about this because there are parents 51 00:04:01,977 --> 00:04:04,817 Speaker 1: on the outside of the cordon, the law enforcement cordon, 52 00:04:04,857 --> 00:04:09,337 Speaker 1: who are begging police, these are armed law enforcement officers, 53 00:04:09,537 --> 00:04:12,857 Speaker 1: to go do something about the shooter who was barricaded 54 00:04:13,297 --> 00:04:16,697 Speaker 1: inside one of these classrooms and engaged in the murder 55 00:04:16,737 --> 00:04:22,017 Speaker 1: of defenseless small children. It took over an hour. There 56 00:04:22,177 --> 00:04:26,657 Speaker 1: was discussion during that press conference as well earlier today 57 00:04:27,097 --> 00:04:32,177 Speaker 1: of some kind of Hasha's negotiation effort, which doesn't seem 58 00:04:32,257 --> 00:04:35,257 Speaker 1: to make any sense considering that this was a mass 59 00:04:35,337 --> 00:04:39,337 Speaker 1: murder spree. This individual had not, to our knowledge at 60 00:04:39,337 --> 00:04:41,657 Speaker 1: this point, taken any hostages he did not have a 61 00:04:41,697 --> 00:04:45,537 Speaker 1: list of demands, so what were they waiting for? This 62 00:04:45,577 --> 00:04:48,737 Speaker 1: is what people are asking. If we're going to have 63 00:04:48,857 --> 00:04:53,177 Speaker 1: conversations about how to stop these kinds of atrocities from 64 00:04:53,177 --> 00:04:54,617 Speaker 1: happening again in the future, we have to be very 65 00:04:54,657 --> 00:04:59,177 Speaker 1: honest about what went wrong here and what actually occurred 66 00:04:59,177 --> 00:05:03,057 Speaker 1: from a law enforcement perspective, because it seems right now 67 00:05:03,097 --> 00:05:07,417 Speaker 1: to many many observers, including former SWAT team and special 68 00:05:07,457 --> 00:05:11,017 Speaker 1: operations and other elements of the law enforcement, a military 69 00:05:11,057 --> 00:05:14,137 Speaker 1: community that I've spoken to, say, this response time of 70 00:05:14,177 --> 00:05:16,737 Speaker 1: over an hour to eliminate the threat is far too 71 00:05:16,737 --> 00:05:20,697 Speaker 1: long given the concentration of law enforcement on the scene 72 00:05:21,137 --> 00:05:25,137 Speaker 1: against a loan government. Now, this also is something that 73 00:05:25,177 --> 00:05:29,177 Speaker 1: the FBI is looking at, and there'll be a lot 74 00:05:29,217 --> 00:05:32,737 Speaker 1: of law enforcement after action assessment of what went on here. 75 00:05:32,777 --> 00:05:36,257 Speaker 1: Here's the FBI director testifying on the shooting and saying 76 00:05:36,257 --> 00:05:38,777 Speaker 1: that you've all day is the latest example of the 77 00:05:39,537 --> 00:05:43,697 Speaker 1: continued threat from lone wolf actors. Watch the threat of 78 00:05:43,817 --> 00:05:48,577 Speaker 1: loan actors who look to attack regular, everyday people going 79 00:05:48,617 --> 00:05:52,777 Speaker 1: about their regular everyday lives. And in fact it's that 80 00:05:52,977 --> 00:05:56,697 Speaker 1: threat that we continue to be most concerned about here 81 00:05:56,737 --> 00:06:02,617 Speaker 1: in the homeland. This is a continuing challenge we have, 82 00:06:02,777 --> 00:06:06,937 Speaker 1: and there are real discussions that are necessary about what 83 00:06:07,177 --> 00:06:11,697 Speaker 1: causes these individuals to snap in the way. This wasn't 84 00:06:11,697 --> 00:06:14,617 Speaker 1: something that we've had all throughout history. This does seem 85 00:06:14,657 --> 00:06:21,937 Speaker 1: to have become a more common, more common problem for 86 00:06:22,017 --> 00:06:26,457 Speaker 1: our society over the last thirty or so years, and 87 00:06:26,697 --> 00:06:29,337 Speaker 1: is mental health and the way we deal with mental 88 00:06:29,337 --> 00:06:32,417 Speaker 1: health a major component of how we could try to 89 00:06:32,617 --> 00:06:35,177 Speaker 1: limit these incidents going forward. We may not be able 90 00:06:35,177 --> 00:06:37,537 Speaker 1: to stop them all, but to be able to bring 91 00:06:37,577 --> 00:06:42,457 Speaker 1: down the numbers to make it a less common scenario 92 00:06:42,897 --> 00:06:45,137 Speaker 1: that would certainly be a worthy goal. Lash a journal 93 00:06:45,217 --> 00:06:48,777 Speaker 1: editorial board wrote this about this issue of how to 94 00:06:48,777 --> 00:06:50,657 Speaker 1: look at this a teenager. That a teenager can look 95 00:06:50,697 --> 00:06:51,977 Speaker 1: at a nine year old, they'm a gun and pull 96 00:06:52,017 --> 00:06:56,977 Speaker 1: the trigger signal some larger social and cultural breakdown. It 97 00:06:57,097 --> 00:07:01,177 Speaker 1: also suggests that society may have to adapt by rethinking 98 00:07:01,217 --> 00:07:06,217 Speaker 1: our hands off attitudes to antisocial behavior and mental illness. Essentially, 99 00:07:06,977 --> 00:07:12,497 Speaker 1: there may have to be a more proactive societal and 100 00:07:12,617 --> 00:07:16,817 Speaker 1: perhaps yes even governmental and law enforcement component of dealing 101 00:07:16,817 --> 00:07:21,097 Speaker 1: with severe and dangerous mental illness. That's certainly a part 102 00:07:21,137 --> 00:07:23,737 Speaker 1: of the discussion right now. But then you also have 103 00:07:23,857 --> 00:07:27,777 Speaker 1: the mother of the shooter here saying that her son 104 00:07:28,097 --> 00:07:31,137 Speaker 1: wasn't a violent person in advance of this. This was 105 00:07:31,177 --> 00:07:33,977 Speaker 1: a quote from the last forty eight hours. My son 106 00:07:34,097 --> 00:07:36,657 Speaker 1: wasn't a violent person. I'm surprised by what he did. 107 00:07:37,217 --> 00:07:40,537 Speaker 1: I had a good relationship with him. He kept to himself, 108 00:07:40,577 --> 00:07:47,337 Speaker 1: he didn't have many friends. So was it possible to 109 00:07:47,377 --> 00:07:50,817 Speaker 1: foresee in advance that this individual was a true danger 110 00:07:50,857 --> 00:07:55,777 Speaker 1: to society? Or is that an impossibility to be able 111 00:07:55,817 --> 00:07:59,497 Speaker 1: to identify this? We need to bring in real, in 112 00:07:59,537 --> 00:08:02,297 Speaker 1: depth research about this, mental health professionals who have dealt 113 00:08:02,337 --> 00:08:06,017 Speaker 1: with these kinds of situations to establish some protocols. This 114 00:08:06,097 --> 00:08:09,817 Speaker 1: is a complex problem set. There's no easy solution to 115 00:08:10,177 --> 00:08:14,217 Speaker 1: preventing these things from happening going forward. That's the honest truth. 116 00:08:14,897 --> 00:08:19,377 Speaker 1: But for Democrats like Chuck Schumer, unfortunately, the most important 117 00:08:19,417 --> 00:08:23,097 Speaker 1: thing to them when they're speaking out against this is 118 00:08:23,137 --> 00:08:27,657 Speaker 1: that they are able to shout at their political enemies 119 00:08:27,937 --> 00:08:31,417 Speaker 1: and make it seem like we don't all believe that 120 00:08:31,697 --> 00:08:35,457 Speaker 1: mass shootings like this are horrific and atrocious. A cheap 121 00:08:35,497 --> 00:08:38,257 Speaker 1: shot from Chuck Schumer here at the Governor of Texas, 122 00:08:38,337 --> 00:08:42,057 Speaker 1: Greg Abbott was, of course, the Republican Watch. After Betawa 123 00:08:42,177 --> 00:08:46,177 Speaker 1: Roar confronted Texas Governor Abbott's press conference, the MAGA governor 124 00:08:46,217 --> 00:08:50,977 Speaker 1: gave some empty platitudes about healing and hope. He asked 125 00:08:50,977 --> 00:08:55,457 Speaker 1: people to put their agendas aside and think about someone 126 00:08:55,537 --> 00:09:01,097 Speaker 1: other than themselves. My god, how dare he? What an 127 00:09:01,137 --> 00:09:07,017 Speaker 1: absolute fraud the governor of Texas is and Chuck Schumer 128 00:09:07,017 --> 00:09:08,297 Speaker 1: I would say, as a fraud, but he's such a 129 00:09:08,337 --> 00:09:11,097 Speaker 1: disgrace that we expect him to be a fraud. And 130 00:09:11,177 --> 00:09:15,297 Speaker 1: that is the reality we are facing. Let's talk about 131 00:09:15,297 --> 00:09:16,977 Speaker 1: protecting your home for a minute. 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As President Biden claims, 178 00:11:47,937 --> 00:11:51,497 Speaker 1: the US is going through a transition as we move 179 00:11:51,537 --> 00:11:55,017 Speaker 1: toward greener options. Of course, I mean our reaction the 180 00:11:55,017 --> 00:11:57,057 Speaker 1: host if I'm right with Jesse Kelly here on the 181 00:11:57,097 --> 00:12:01,097 Speaker 1: first TV and nationally syndicate a radio host, mister Jesse Kelly, Hello, sir, 182 00:12:02,657 --> 00:12:05,457 Speaker 1: naturally syndicated thanks in no small parts of a friend 183 00:12:05,457 --> 00:12:07,497 Speaker 1: of mine by the name of Buck. Maybe you know him, 184 00:12:07,497 --> 00:12:10,977 Speaker 1: but we're not gonna into that right now. That's when 185 00:12:11,017 --> 00:12:14,577 Speaker 1: it comes to the Joe Biden stuff. I've actually I'm 186 00:12:14,617 --> 00:12:16,297 Speaker 1: a little bit nervous about it. And this is what 187 00:12:16,337 --> 00:12:18,817 Speaker 1: I mean by nervous about it. I'm nervous about how 188 00:12:18,857 --> 00:12:23,377 Speaker 1: cold they are when they're selling how bad everything is now. 189 00:12:23,417 --> 00:12:26,057 Speaker 1: Because this happens, whether it's Jen Saki or Jean Pierre 190 00:12:26,177 --> 00:12:29,057 Speaker 1: or Joe Biden or some random talking head on the news, 191 00:12:29,657 --> 00:12:32,417 Speaker 1: they're always presented with something black and white of Hey, 192 00:12:32,697 --> 00:12:36,297 Speaker 1: normal Americans are getting slaughtered by this, what do you 193 00:12:36,337 --> 00:12:39,897 Speaker 1: have to say? And normally a politician, no matter their party, 194 00:12:40,297 --> 00:12:42,497 Speaker 1: would pretend to care, you know what I mean, but 195 00:12:42,617 --> 00:12:46,377 Speaker 1: to pretend like some empathy there, But now there's none 196 00:12:46,377 --> 00:12:49,537 Speaker 1: of that. They can't they can't help themselves. It's either 197 00:12:49,577 --> 00:12:52,497 Speaker 1: completely dismissive or they blow it. Off, or they're flat 198 00:12:52,497 --> 00:12:56,017 Speaker 1: out celebrating it. It's an exciting transition. That reason it 199 00:12:56,057 --> 00:12:59,617 Speaker 1: makes me nervous is are these people in an even better, 200 00:12:59,777 --> 00:13:03,377 Speaker 1: more secure position of power than we think they are 201 00:13:03,817 --> 00:13:07,617 Speaker 1: because the way they speak, they speak like people who 202 00:13:07,737 --> 00:13:12,297 Speaker 1: are no longer interested in have the population on their side. 203 00:13:12,537 --> 00:13:14,297 Speaker 1: And this is not like a one off, It's not 204 00:13:14,337 --> 00:13:17,657 Speaker 1: a random Joe Biden bad moment. This is a consistent 205 00:13:17,737 --> 00:13:20,297 Speaker 1: theme for the now almost two years of his presidency, 206 00:13:20,657 --> 00:13:23,857 Speaker 1: as they talk like they don't give an f. So, 207 00:13:24,017 --> 00:13:26,897 Speaker 1: just on the gas prices issue for a second. Here, 208 00:13:26,937 --> 00:13:29,777 Speaker 1: the national average today was four dollars and fifty nine cents. 209 00:13:30,217 --> 00:13:32,497 Speaker 1: We goes four fifty two a month ago, for twelve 210 00:13:32,617 --> 00:13:36,057 Speaker 1: year ago three dollars. So we all understand that trajectory. 211 00:13:36,137 --> 00:13:40,817 Speaker 1: And what's what's fascinating Jesse is to watch the way 212 00:13:40,857 --> 00:13:46,417 Speaker 1: that the Democrat talking points on this shifts depending on 213 00:13:46,457 --> 00:13:48,737 Speaker 1: the week where it was the Putin price high. Now, 214 00:13:48,777 --> 00:13:50,617 Speaker 1: of course it's not because the price of gas was 215 00:13:50,617 --> 00:13:54,497 Speaker 1: going up well before Putin even invaded Ukraine. To they, 216 00:13:54,697 --> 00:13:57,737 Speaker 1: on the one hand, say that we're gonna the world 217 00:13:57,817 --> 00:14:00,217 Speaker 1: is gonna end unless we get rid of CO two 218 00:14:00,337 --> 00:14:02,817 Speaker 1: and we transition a green energy. But on the other hand, 219 00:14:02,857 --> 00:14:05,737 Speaker 1: they get so indignant when we say, well, hold on 220 00:14:05,777 --> 00:14:09,097 Speaker 1: a second, you guys are hostile to fossil fuel exploration, 221 00:14:09,257 --> 00:14:12,337 Speaker 1: to domestic production. They say, no, no, we're not. How 222 00:14:12,337 --> 00:14:13,737 Speaker 1: can that be. They tell us that it's going to 223 00:14:13,857 --> 00:14:15,817 Speaker 1: end the world unless we cut back on it. So 224 00:14:16,057 --> 00:14:19,337 Speaker 1: it doesn't seem like it makes a lot of sense. Well, 225 00:14:19,377 --> 00:14:22,177 Speaker 1: it makes perfect sense when people understand Western governments have 226 00:14:22,257 --> 00:14:25,097 Speaker 1: declared war on their own people. That's the most dangerous 227 00:14:25,097 --> 00:14:27,617 Speaker 1: thing happening in the world today. It's been a slow 228 00:14:27,697 --> 00:14:31,257 Speaker 1: build for the last probably ten twenty years. But the 229 00:14:31,257 --> 00:14:34,457 Speaker 1: truth is, but this goes beyond America. The governments of 230 00:14:34,497 --> 00:14:38,857 Speaker 1: the West, including America, have decided that not the China 231 00:14:38,937 --> 00:14:41,937 Speaker 1: is the problem, right, or not the North Korea provocation, 232 00:14:42,057 --> 00:14:45,097 Speaker 1: or even really Russia, that they're not necessarily concerned about 233 00:14:45,097 --> 00:14:48,217 Speaker 1: those things. When they have their gigantic meetings the Biden 234 00:14:48,217 --> 00:14:51,337 Speaker 1: administration or the World Economic Form or whatever it may be. 235 00:14:51,857 --> 00:14:54,257 Speaker 1: They're not sitting down trying to solve the problem of 236 00:14:54,337 --> 00:14:57,417 Speaker 1: gas prices. They're sitting down trying to solve the problem 237 00:14:57,457 --> 00:15:00,457 Speaker 1: of you. There is something in the way. There is 238 00:15:00,457 --> 00:15:03,417 Speaker 1: something in the way that is stopping the world from 239 00:15:03,417 --> 00:15:06,177 Speaker 1: being this wonderful place that is ruled by these kings 240 00:15:06,217 --> 00:15:09,857 Speaker 1: and queens. And that's something is you, but you and 241 00:15:10,057 --> 00:15:13,377 Speaker 1: your viewers, and that's really how they talk. There's these 242 00:15:13,457 --> 00:15:16,817 Speaker 1: dirty people with their freedoms and things like that. They 243 00:15:17,217 --> 00:15:21,017 Speaker 1: talk about us as if we are this low life scum. 244 00:15:21,257 --> 00:15:23,817 Speaker 1: And part of being this low life scum is we're 245 00:15:23,897 --> 00:15:27,257 Speaker 1: the scum that's destroying the planet with climate chains. So 246 00:15:27,337 --> 00:15:29,697 Speaker 1: of course, low life scum like you and like be, 247 00:15:30,257 --> 00:15:33,017 Speaker 1: we deserve to pay these gas prices. I saw a 248 00:15:33,057 --> 00:15:36,777 Speaker 1: picture online seven dollars a gallon in LA and one 249 00:15:36,817 --> 00:15:39,217 Speaker 1: gas station seven dollars a gallon, and you look at that, 250 00:15:39,257 --> 00:15:41,217 Speaker 1: and I look at that, and you think, well, how 251 00:15:41,377 --> 00:15:44,777 Speaker 1: working working people supposed to live. I mean, normal people 252 00:15:44,777 --> 00:15:46,937 Speaker 1: can't just say, well, your congratulations, you got a one 253 00:15:46,977 --> 00:15:49,537 Speaker 1: hundred extra dollars in costs this week. Normal people can't 254 00:15:49,537 --> 00:15:52,737 Speaker 1: withstand that. But the Biden administration and the government said, 255 00:15:52,737 --> 00:15:55,457 Speaker 1: the West look at that, and they think, nice, that's 256 00:15:55,497 --> 00:15:59,097 Speaker 1: exactly what we need. And it's it's hard for people 257 00:15:59,137 --> 00:16:02,537 Speaker 1: to accept that you're ruled by sociopathic monsters. But I 258 00:16:02,577 --> 00:16:05,137 Speaker 1: am a sociopathic monster, and I'm telling you. That's what 259 00:16:05,257 --> 00:16:08,257 Speaker 1: these people are. We are ruled by people who don't 260 00:16:08,257 --> 00:16:11,017 Speaker 1: have even that much care about you. You brought up 261 00:16:11,097 --> 00:16:14,697 Speaker 1: Putin price hike. Sorry to filibuster here, buck Putin price hike. 262 00:16:15,577 --> 00:16:18,377 Speaker 1: I've been mortified by that, more mortified than other people 263 00:16:18,497 --> 00:16:21,897 Speaker 1: by the Putin price hike thing. Because the Putin price hike. 264 00:16:22,417 --> 00:16:25,137 Speaker 1: What happened was they have these prices that are crushing 265 00:16:25,177 --> 00:16:27,857 Speaker 1: normal people. I mean, families are having to make horrible 266 00:16:27,937 --> 00:16:31,057 Speaker 1: life changing decisions because of these prices. And instead of 267 00:16:31,177 --> 00:16:33,937 Speaker 1: like a Biden administration all hands on deck meeting where 268 00:16:33,937 --> 00:16:36,297 Speaker 1: we're gonna try to get these prices down, instead they 269 00:16:36,337 --> 00:16:38,257 Speaker 1: had a big meeting on who they could blame for it. 270 00:16:38,817 --> 00:16:42,337 Speaker 1: That's stunning. They don't care. There's nothing they don't care 271 00:16:42,337 --> 00:16:45,057 Speaker 1: about you that would actually be preferred. They hate your God, 272 00:16:45,097 --> 00:16:47,337 Speaker 1: so they're trying to make it worse. This this notion 273 00:16:47,337 --> 00:16:53,417 Speaker 1: by the way of the ascot wearing, yacht riding Davos 274 00:16:53,777 --> 00:16:58,817 Speaker 1: loving globalist elite that run the Democrat Party and unfortunately 275 00:16:58,857 --> 00:17:01,697 Speaker 1: run a lot of the supposed democracies all of the world. 276 00:17:02,377 --> 00:17:07,217 Speaker 1: It's not a caricature that isn't deeply rooted in reality, like, 277 00:17:07,257 --> 00:17:10,857 Speaker 1: for example, John Kerry, who has a mat nificent habit 278 00:17:10,897 --> 00:17:14,457 Speaker 1: for him of only marrying very rich ladies who got 279 00:17:14,457 --> 00:17:17,697 Speaker 1: money from their previous husbands. John Carry has been great 280 00:17:17,737 --> 00:17:18,977 Speaker 1: at that, by the way, he's done it, you know, 281 00:17:18,977 --> 00:17:22,097 Speaker 1: two in a row. He's amazing. Here he is in 282 00:17:22,337 --> 00:17:26,657 Speaker 1: Davos of all places, while as you say, working people 283 00:17:27,177 --> 00:17:30,217 Speaker 1: are looking at their gas and also food, by the way, 284 00:17:30,257 --> 00:17:32,457 Speaker 1: and rent and all of the prices are dealing with 285 00:17:32,657 --> 00:17:34,857 Speaker 1: and their savings being completed every month by sitting in 286 00:17:34,897 --> 00:17:37,577 Speaker 1: a bank account if they have any savings. And Carry's like, 287 00:17:37,977 --> 00:17:41,297 Speaker 1: now's the time for a global energy transformation. Watch. We 288 00:17:41,457 --> 00:17:47,377 Speaker 1: stand on a precipice, and if you pull back from 289 00:17:47,417 --> 00:17:49,577 Speaker 1: the precipice and do the things we need to do, 290 00:17:50,537 --> 00:17:52,657 Speaker 1: we have an incredible future ahead of us, with a 291 00:17:52,737 --> 00:17:58,657 Speaker 1: capacity to open up a brand new, unbelievable economy globally 292 00:17:59,337 --> 00:18:03,497 Speaker 1: in the world's greatest transformation ever as we move to 293 00:18:03,617 --> 00:18:10,737 Speaker 1: a new energy economy, as we get pollution out of 294 00:18:10,817 --> 00:18:13,977 Speaker 1: the air, which is what is causing in the climate crisis. 295 00:18:14,857 --> 00:18:17,377 Speaker 1: CO two is not a pollutant. I know they pretend, 296 00:18:17,537 --> 00:18:19,977 Speaker 1: but plants needed to survive, and there's a whole lot 297 00:18:20,017 --> 00:18:22,257 Speaker 1: of need for plants all over the world. This guy, 298 00:18:22,297 --> 00:18:24,457 Speaker 1: I mean he honestly, he sounds like to your point 299 00:18:24,457 --> 00:18:27,937 Speaker 1: about a sociopath. People are really hurting right now. There's 300 00:18:27,937 --> 00:18:29,897 Speaker 1: a huge global food shortage that you and I know 301 00:18:30,137 --> 00:18:32,177 Speaker 1: is coming. By the way, a global food shortage is 302 00:18:32,177 --> 00:18:34,657 Speaker 1: gonna be really bad. We have a baby formula shortage 303 00:18:34,977 --> 00:18:37,937 Speaker 1: in America, and John Kerry is like, all great time, 304 00:18:38,417 --> 00:18:41,337 Speaker 1: great time to push the global energy revolution toward the 305 00:18:41,417 --> 00:18:45,977 Speaker 1: Green New Deal. I think it's important for people to understand, bucket, 306 00:18:46,017 --> 00:18:49,097 Speaker 1: if John Kerry was able to have whatever he wanted, 307 00:18:49,097 --> 00:18:50,817 Speaker 1: if we were just able to hand the keys over 308 00:18:50,857 --> 00:18:53,377 Speaker 1: to John Kerry, that that man and that video you 309 00:18:53,457 --> 00:18:55,737 Speaker 1: just played would kill more people than Stalin Mao and 310 00:18:55,817 --> 00:19:00,817 Speaker 1: Hitler combined. That's how anti human this environmentalist ideology is. Because, 311 00:19:00,817 --> 00:19:03,177 Speaker 1: as you just pointed out, when you declare CEO two 312 00:19:03,217 --> 00:19:06,577 Speaker 1: to be a pollutant, well that's what you're breathing out 313 00:19:06,657 --> 00:19:08,857 Speaker 1: right now. They think you were the pollutant. There's that 314 00:19:08,937 --> 00:19:10,977 Speaker 1: saying we've all seen it, or the carbon they want 315 00:19:10,977 --> 00:19:13,617 Speaker 1: to reduce these people, and look, a thousand of these 316 00:19:13,657 --> 00:19:16,617 Speaker 1: guys have been caught on camera and otherwise discussing how 317 00:19:16,657 --> 00:19:21,017 Speaker 1: we need to reduce the year's population, oftentimes by billions. 318 00:19:21,057 --> 00:19:23,377 Speaker 1: I believe one of the first climate change guys said 319 00:19:23,377 --> 00:19:26,657 Speaker 1: the ideal population is three point eight billion. Now buck, 320 00:19:26,697 --> 00:19:29,337 Speaker 1: I went to community college. But carry the one that 321 00:19:29,537 --> 00:19:31,457 Speaker 1: means we've got a few billion people to kill on 322 00:19:31,497 --> 00:19:34,537 Speaker 1: the way to getting there. These people, because they're anti 323 00:19:34,697 --> 00:19:38,657 Speaker 1: human communist monsters, they do think people deserve to die 324 00:19:39,057 --> 00:19:41,417 Speaker 1: because they're destroying the planet. And what's wild about that 325 00:19:41,537 --> 00:19:43,417 Speaker 1: is if we were to hand those keys to John 326 00:19:43,497 --> 00:19:45,697 Speaker 1: Kerry and he was to kill all those people, he 327 00:19:45,737 --> 00:19:48,097 Speaker 1: would go to sleep every night with his big oafish 328 00:19:48,097 --> 00:19:50,537 Speaker 1: head and his stupid chin, and he would lay it 329 00:19:50,617 --> 00:19:52,697 Speaker 1: down on his pillow and he would go to bed 330 00:19:52,737 --> 00:19:55,177 Speaker 1: thinking he was the good guy. Every single night as 331 00:19:55,217 --> 00:19:57,297 Speaker 1: people died, hereat to interrupted there. But I am. I 332 00:19:57,297 --> 00:20:00,337 Speaker 1: am allergic to commies, as you know. And with that 333 00:20:00,417 --> 00:20:02,977 Speaker 1: in mind, I just want to know, do you think? 334 00:20:02,977 --> 00:20:04,777 Speaker 1: I mean, are you know you do a national show 335 00:20:04,817 --> 00:20:07,377 Speaker 1: radio show. I do an national radio show. I'm hearing 336 00:20:07,417 --> 00:20:09,577 Speaker 1: from people. We've actually even had some people reach out 337 00:20:09,577 --> 00:20:13,257 Speaker 1: of Ordammick rats who are fully red pilled now to 338 00:20:13,337 --> 00:20:18,097 Speaker 1: the GOP. They are all in there. Like the COVID lockdowns, inflation, 339 00:20:18,177 --> 00:20:20,817 Speaker 1: the economy. Are we heading in the right direction here 340 00:20:21,217 --> 00:20:26,137 Speaker 1: for a Democrat party that is at least wounded, if 341 00:20:26,177 --> 00:20:29,977 Speaker 1: not entirely crushed going into the presidential election after that? 342 00:20:31,257 --> 00:20:34,537 Speaker 1: I think we're heading in the right direction for different reasons. Yeah, 343 00:20:34,577 --> 00:20:36,457 Speaker 1: we're gonna have a GOP wave in the House and 344 00:20:36,537 --> 00:20:38,177 Speaker 1: the Senate and all those things are going to feel 345 00:20:38,217 --> 00:20:41,457 Speaker 1: really good. But the truth is mostly it's angry parents 346 00:20:41,497 --> 00:20:44,457 Speaker 1: who are taking back school boards across the country. That's 347 00:20:44,457 --> 00:20:47,937 Speaker 1: what has me inspired. And these corporations finally backing off 348 00:20:48,017 --> 00:20:50,697 Speaker 1: not diving into politics, thanks in no small part to 349 00:20:50,777 --> 00:20:54,177 Speaker 1: heavy d and the legislature in Florida, corporations are sitting 350 00:20:54,177 --> 00:20:57,417 Speaker 1: down and shutting their mouths. That's a good cultural direction. 351 00:20:57,497 --> 00:21:00,137 Speaker 1: It's been a very poisonous thing for our culture to 352 00:21:00,177 --> 00:21:02,417 Speaker 1: sit down and turn on the game on Sunday and 353 00:21:02,537 --> 00:21:04,177 Speaker 1: have to find out why your ten year old son 354 00:21:04,217 --> 00:21:06,857 Speaker 1: should chop is penis off. That we're moving away from 355 00:21:06,857 --> 00:21:08,777 Speaker 1: that kind of insanity is a good thing and something 356 00:21:08,777 --> 00:21:12,057 Speaker 1: we should all feel happy about. Moving the right direction there. 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Shootings believed to 384 00:22:38,057 --> 00:22:41,337 Speaker 1: be completely unprovoked, and police are baffled as what the 385 00:22:41,377 --> 00:22:44,457 Speaker 1: possible motive could be. The rise in city crime has 386 00:22:44,497 --> 00:22:46,857 Speaker 1: Mayor Eric Adams once again in hot water, trying to 387 00:22:46,857 --> 00:22:49,857 Speaker 1: figure out a solution to make the city safe again. 388 00:22:50,257 --> 00:22:54,057 Speaker 1: Abdullah has a lengthy criminal background, and according to Manhattan 389 00:22:54,257 --> 00:22:57,617 Speaker 1: Disattorney's Office, it was just five years ago, in twenty seventeen, 390 00:22:57,617 --> 00:23:00,737 Speaker 1: that Abdellah was arrested along with a dozen other known 391 00:23:00,777 --> 00:23:03,657 Speaker 1: members of the two Harlem based gangs in any of 392 00:23:03,697 --> 00:23:07,497 Speaker 1: two based gangs rather than an eighty three count indictment. 393 00:23:07,937 --> 00:23:10,297 Speaker 1: The group is responsible for eight shooting victims, as well 394 00:23:10,297 --> 00:23:14,177 Speaker 1: as slashings, gang assault, gunpoint robberies, and various weapons related defenses. 395 00:23:14,177 --> 00:23:16,097 Speaker 1: Do what I mean how to discuss? New York City 396 00:23:16,137 --> 00:23:18,737 Speaker 1: Council Member Joe Borelli, Joe, appreciate you being with us. 397 00:23:20,017 --> 00:23:22,537 Speaker 1: Thank you book, Joe, what do we need to know 398 00:23:22,617 --> 00:23:26,377 Speaker 1: about how is it possible that someone like this is 399 00:23:26,417 --> 00:23:28,937 Speaker 1: even on the streets to commit such an act given 400 00:23:28,937 --> 00:23:33,537 Speaker 1: a lengthy criminal record. Well, I think that's the question 401 00:23:33,617 --> 00:23:36,457 Speaker 1: that is really the only one that should be the 402 00:23:36,497 --> 00:23:40,217 Speaker 1: one at the forefront of anyone. Yeah, you know, we 403 00:23:40,417 --> 00:23:44,857 Speaker 1: probably can't ever totally prevent random shootings. I mean, that's 404 00:23:44,897 --> 00:23:47,537 Speaker 1: that's a reality that most people don't want to think about. 405 00:23:47,577 --> 00:23:50,577 Speaker 1: But we can't prevent. There's no police force that can 406 00:23:50,577 --> 00:23:53,417 Speaker 1: get in the mind of others and predict when something 407 00:23:53,417 --> 00:23:56,777 Speaker 1: like this happens. But the thing that does limit risk 408 00:23:57,057 --> 00:23:59,617 Speaker 1: is when we take people who we know to have 409 00:23:59,817 --> 00:24:02,497 Speaker 1: used guns in the past, we know have a propensity 410 00:24:02,537 --> 00:24:05,737 Speaker 1: to use guns because they've been arrested multiple times, and 411 00:24:05,857 --> 00:24:08,977 Speaker 1: we keep those people from being on our streets. That's 412 00:24:09,017 --> 00:24:11,817 Speaker 1: what didn't happen here with this perp. This is someone, 413 00:24:11,857 --> 00:24:15,537 Speaker 1: as you pointed out, in twenty seventeen, was indicted and 414 00:24:15,657 --> 00:24:19,217 Speaker 1: arrested in a major case. This means that the NYPD, 415 00:24:19,377 --> 00:24:24,137 Speaker 1: along with probably federal law enforcement partners, spent countless man hours, 416 00:24:24,217 --> 00:24:29,497 Speaker 1: probably over a year, unraveling a network, a gang network 417 00:24:29,737 --> 00:24:32,857 Speaker 1: in Harlem to make this arrest and all of that 418 00:24:33,057 --> 00:24:37,177 Speaker 1: was just pete away, Buck, to use a colloquialism, just 419 00:24:37,497 --> 00:24:40,457 Speaker 1: kind of pete away. When you let people like this 420 00:24:40,777 --> 00:24:44,017 Speaker 1: off the hook. That is the fundamental problem that New 421 00:24:44,097 --> 00:24:47,097 Speaker 1: Yorkers have to confront. We like to think we have 422 00:24:47,217 --> 00:24:50,337 Speaker 1: the strongest gun laws in the country. That's something that 423 00:24:50,417 --> 00:24:54,177 Speaker 1: Democrats in this state constantly tout. But gun laws that 424 00:24:54,217 --> 00:24:58,377 Speaker 1: aren't enforced with mandatory minimums. When you have people carrying 425 00:24:58,457 --> 00:25:02,017 Speaker 1: illegal firearms, people who have been involved in shootings before, 426 00:25:02,097 --> 00:25:05,097 Speaker 1: people on probation from those shootings, then what is the 427 00:25:05,137 --> 00:25:10,217 Speaker 1: point of having gun laws in the first place. Eric Adams, 428 00:25:10,737 --> 00:25:14,057 Speaker 1: to me, doesn't seem like he's doing a good job 429 00:25:14,097 --> 00:25:15,777 Speaker 1: at all as a resident city. I know you're a 430 00:25:15,777 --> 00:25:19,297 Speaker 1: resident of the city as well, Joe, And here he 431 00:25:19,457 --> 00:25:21,937 Speaker 1: is trying to tell everybody that you know, they're doing 432 00:25:21,977 --> 00:25:25,897 Speaker 1: their job despite the rising crime that continues even while 433 00:25:25,937 --> 00:25:27,657 Speaker 1: he's in office. I mean, it's been going up even 434 00:25:27,697 --> 00:25:29,777 Speaker 1: since he became the new mayor. Watched this one. We 435 00:25:29,937 --> 00:25:32,697 Speaker 1: lost the fellow New Yorker, one of the good guys. 436 00:25:33,897 --> 00:25:36,177 Speaker 1: We're doing our job, I say over and over again. 437 00:25:37,057 --> 00:25:41,937 Speaker 1: MPD with their partners have removed over twenty nine hundred 438 00:25:42,217 --> 00:25:46,497 Speaker 1: illegal guns off our streets as soon as we place 439 00:25:46,577 --> 00:25:51,697 Speaker 1: them on, more return with bad guys who feel comfortably 440 00:25:51,777 --> 00:25:54,617 Speaker 1: enough even after we arrest them, that they can come 441 00:25:54,657 --> 00:25:59,297 Speaker 1: back out and recapp it going our city. I ask 442 00:25:59,377 --> 00:26:02,937 Speaker 1: you this, Joe is the mayor of Moron, because he 443 00:26:02,937 --> 00:26:06,057 Speaker 1: speaks always about taking guns off the streets. The problem 444 00:26:06,137 --> 00:26:08,937 Speaker 1: is criminals. Anyone who knows criminal justice, and anyoneho knows 445 00:26:08,937 --> 00:26:11,937 Speaker 1: the history of New York City for thirty years understands 446 00:26:12,257 --> 00:26:14,897 Speaker 1: the problem is people like this guy Abdullah being on 447 00:26:14,937 --> 00:26:17,697 Speaker 1: the street. It's not taking guns off the streets. And 448 00:26:18,057 --> 00:26:20,257 Speaker 1: as he even says, there's always going to be a 449 00:26:20,257 --> 00:26:22,737 Speaker 1: flood of illegal guns from out of the state, end 450 00:26:22,777 --> 00:26:27,177 Speaker 1: of the state. Well that's the big fallacy, right. I mean, 451 00:26:27,257 --> 00:26:29,777 Speaker 1: when you talk about taking guns off the street getting great, 452 00:26:29,777 --> 00:26:32,137 Speaker 1: it's a number. But look at the twenty twenty one, 453 00:26:32,217 --> 00:26:36,897 Speaker 1: the year end statistics, NYPD confiscated and made arrests in 454 00:26:37,097 --> 00:26:41,297 Speaker 1: forty five hundred gun collars. Over two thousand of those 455 00:26:41,377 --> 00:26:45,177 Speaker 1: cases are still open, meaning that they're still pending trial, 456 00:26:45,257 --> 00:26:48,137 Speaker 1: they're still being delayed, they're still being worked through the 457 00:26:48,217 --> 00:26:52,137 Speaker 1: court system. All the while those twenty five hundred arrestees 458 00:26:52,177 --> 00:26:55,537 Speaker 1: are still out on the streets of these trial of 459 00:26:55,577 --> 00:26:58,217 Speaker 1: these cases. By the way, in twenty twenty one, guess 460 00:26:58,217 --> 00:27:01,577 Speaker 1: how many cases actually went to trial and resulted in 461 00:27:01,577 --> 00:27:04,137 Speaker 1: a conviction. I'll give you one guess, buck, how many 462 00:27:04,137 --> 00:27:14,657 Speaker 1: do you think the two thousand one one case went 463 00:27:14,697 --> 00:27:18,537 Speaker 1: to trial and resulted in a conviction. Hold on a second, 464 00:27:18,537 --> 00:27:19,897 Speaker 1: Hold on of second, Joe, I gotta make sure I 465 00:27:19,937 --> 00:27:21,737 Speaker 1: got this right, because I'm gonna be blasting this out 466 00:27:21,777 --> 00:27:24,817 Speaker 1: on the airwaves all across the country. They had two 467 00:27:24,857 --> 00:27:28,337 Speaker 1: thousand gun arrests in New York City and one case 468 00:27:28,497 --> 00:27:33,577 Speaker 1: was actually prosecuted. They got forty five hundred guns. About 469 00:27:33,577 --> 00:27:36,697 Speaker 1: a thousand or so people pled to misdemeanor charges, meaning 470 00:27:36,737 --> 00:27:39,937 Speaker 1: you're a charge with a mandatory felony. They pleaded down 471 00:27:40,017 --> 00:27:44,057 Speaker 1: to an attempted possession of a firearm. How one could 472 00:27:44,177 --> 00:27:46,897 Speaker 1: attempt to possession a firearm but not possess it is 473 00:27:46,937 --> 00:27:51,657 Speaker 1: beyond me. But only one person basically was forced into 474 00:27:51,657 --> 00:27:54,297 Speaker 1: a trial. They wouldn't bargain with the guy, and only 475 00:27:54,337 --> 00:27:57,057 Speaker 1: one case went to trial and resulted in a conviction. 476 00:27:57,577 --> 00:27:59,457 Speaker 1: There were two other trials to my knowledge that the 477 00:27:59,497 --> 00:28:01,577 Speaker 1: person was acquitted. And that's that's the price of our 478 00:28:01,657 --> 00:28:05,817 Speaker 1: justice system. Sometimes people are innocent, but one trial, a 479 00:28:05,897 --> 00:28:08,257 Speaker 1: one case went to trial, and a person is in jail. 480 00:28:08,937 --> 00:28:11,457 Speaker 1: I mean, I remember, did didn't the New York Giant 481 00:28:11,537 --> 00:28:15,417 Speaker 1: star Plexico Buris? Didn't he do three or four years 482 00:28:15,137 --> 00:28:18,617 Speaker 1: in prison because he carried a gun illegally and actually 483 00:28:18,657 --> 00:28:21,217 Speaker 1: had an accidental accidental discharge, but he only hurt himself 484 00:28:21,217 --> 00:28:23,897 Speaker 1: in the process. Didn't they give him multiple years? So 485 00:28:23,937 --> 00:28:26,937 Speaker 1: I just I thought New York City was, you know, oh, 486 00:28:27,057 --> 00:28:30,377 Speaker 1: mandatory minimums for anybody who carries a loaded firearm illegally. 487 00:28:30,817 --> 00:28:36,177 Speaker 1: You're telling me the thousands of people just plead it out. Correct? Correct? Probably? 488 00:28:36,217 --> 00:28:38,497 Speaker 1: I think the number is fifteen hundred or so out 489 00:28:38,537 --> 00:28:42,257 Speaker 1: of that fourteen forty five hundred number. I actually wrote 490 00:28:42,257 --> 00:28:44,017 Speaker 1: it up at in the New York Post. The viewers 491 00:28:44,017 --> 00:28:46,137 Speaker 1: could just log onto New Yorpost dot com and search 492 00:28:46,257 --> 00:28:48,097 Speaker 1: my name and they'll see it pop right up. And 493 00:28:48,137 --> 00:28:51,377 Speaker 1: we went through the numbers direct from the NYPD. And 494 00:28:51,417 --> 00:28:54,737 Speaker 1: this is the broom reality. And then you have had 495 00:28:54,777 --> 00:28:58,337 Speaker 1: a basically combat this from a cops perspective, Right, you're 496 00:28:58,377 --> 00:29:01,897 Speaker 1: asking a cop to apprehend someone who has a firearm 497 00:29:01,977 --> 00:29:04,897 Speaker 1: that could result in them getting killed. We're asking people 498 00:29:04,897 --> 00:29:07,737 Speaker 1: to do something very dangerous, and when you see no 499 00:29:07,937 --> 00:29:11,697 Speaker 1: consequences happened to the perp end of the day. I 500 00:29:11,737 --> 00:29:15,137 Speaker 1: wouldn't blame police for being a little bit more hesitant 501 00:29:15,177 --> 00:29:17,577 Speaker 1: maybe in twenty twenty two than they were in twenty 502 00:29:17,577 --> 00:29:19,737 Speaker 1: twenty one or beyond. I mean, what is it all worth? 503 00:29:20,137 --> 00:29:22,337 Speaker 1: I wanted you to address this. This is one more 504 00:29:22,377 --> 00:29:24,777 Speaker 1: thing here, Eric Adams this morning talking to New Yorkers 505 00:29:24,777 --> 00:29:29,177 Speaker 1: about gun violence. Watch this one. These crime waves are 506 00:29:29,177 --> 00:29:33,017 Speaker 1: attached to a small number of New Yorkers that we 507 00:29:33,097 --> 00:29:36,897 Speaker 1: can't continue to protect and say our cities a safe 508 00:29:36,897 --> 00:29:40,217 Speaker 1: haven for shooters and dangerous people, it must be a 509 00:29:40,337 --> 00:29:44,577 Speaker 1: safe haven for innocent New Yorkers. We've increased patrols on 510 00:29:44,657 --> 00:29:48,977 Speaker 1: the neighborhoods that was experiencing the most violence, more cops 511 00:29:48,977 --> 00:29:53,017 Speaker 1: in the subway twenty four hours a day. The focused 512 00:29:53,017 --> 00:29:57,097 Speaker 1: deployment of violence interrupters a partner in our pursuit to 513 00:29:57,137 --> 00:30:03,337 Speaker 1: fight violence, increasing visualization and inspections in our subway system. 514 00:30:03,617 --> 00:30:06,857 Speaker 1: We're seeing the product that we're putting out producing the 515 00:30:06,897 --> 00:30:11,577 Speaker 1: result that we expect. Is he doing everything that you 516 00:30:11,617 --> 00:30:15,257 Speaker 1: think he should do to actually bring down the crime situation? 517 00:30:15,297 --> 00:30:19,297 Speaker 1: Here in New York. The violent crime situation, no, no, 518 00:30:19,377 --> 00:30:22,297 Speaker 1: but he is partially right. The gun crimes in this 519 00:30:22,377 --> 00:30:27,417 Speaker 1: city are the responsibility really the result rather of a 520 00:30:27,617 --> 00:30:31,377 Speaker 1: fraction of a percent of people in the highest crime precincts. 521 00:30:31,577 --> 00:30:33,737 Speaker 1: And if you go to those precincts, but you know 522 00:30:33,817 --> 00:30:36,857 Speaker 1: the NYPD better than anyone. If you go to those precincts, 523 00:30:36,897 --> 00:30:39,257 Speaker 1: you could speak to the intel officers. They can tell 524 00:30:39,297 --> 00:30:42,377 Speaker 1: you who the twenty people and their precincts are that 525 00:30:42,457 --> 00:30:45,217 Speaker 1: are carrying guns, are likely to be carrying guns. You 526 00:30:45,257 --> 00:30:48,577 Speaker 1: could ask the grandmothers in any housing project, who are 527 00:30:48,617 --> 00:30:50,657 Speaker 1: the bad guys that you don't want your grandkid to 528 00:30:50,697 --> 00:30:53,457 Speaker 1: hang out with. And I wish the mayor would solely 529 00:30:53,697 --> 00:30:57,857 Speaker 1: focus on making life a misery for those twenty or 530 00:30:58,017 --> 00:31:01,617 Speaker 1: twenty five people in every precinct and making it impossible 531 00:31:01,857 --> 00:31:04,737 Speaker 1: to go about their business as a gang member who 532 00:31:04,817 --> 00:31:08,017 Speaker 1: runs some corner in some corner of the Bronxes though 533 00:31:08,057 --> 00:31:11,137 Speaker 1: the Queens or wherever. If he did that, that would 534 00:31:11,177 --> 00:31:13,857 Speaker 1: be doing all he could. That would mean that the 535 00:31:14,057 --> 00:31:16,937 Speaker 1: entire burden falls on the state criminal justice system and 536 00:31:17,057 --> 00:31:20,017 Speaker 1: state laws. But we should be focusing entirely on those 537 00:31:20,017 --> 00:31:23,377 Speaker 1: people job Barelli. Good to see you, sir, appreciate it. 538 00:31:24,657 --> 00:31:32,497 Speaker 1: Thanks book. After calling for tougher gun control laws in 539 00:31:32,537 --> 00:31:35,937 Speaker 1: the wake of the Texas school shooting, President Biden talked 540 00:31:35,977 --> 00:31:40,817 Speaker 1: about the constitution yesterday. Watch this second m is not absolute. 541 00:31:41,697 --> 00:31:46,657 Speaker 1: When I was passed. You couldn't own a you couldn't 542 00:31:46,697 --> 00:31:50,097 Speaker 1: own a canon, you couldn't own certain kinds of weapons. 543 00:31:51,337 --> 00:31:55,537 Speaker 1: It's just always been limitations. You actually could own a cannon. 544 00:31:55,617 --> 00:31:57,537 Speaker 1: But anyway, joining me here with the reaction, as former 545 00:31:57,697 --> 00:32:02,617 Speaker 1: NYPD officer and Conserve commentator John Cardillo, John Biden is 546 00:32:02,657 --> 00:32:05,937 Speaker 1: not smart really as a politician. He's certainly not smart 547 00:32:05,977 --> 00:32:11,977 Speaker 1: as a constitutional scholar or lawyer. And the immediate fall 548 00:32:12,017 --> 00:32:14,697 Speaker 1: back to talking points about gun control that we've been 549 00:32:14,697 --> 00:32:17,097 Speaker 1: hearing for decades and that every time they get their way, 550 00:32:17,097 --> 00:32:20,617 Speaker 1: it doesn't actually do anything. It's just disheartening at some level. 551 00:32:20,657 --> 00:32:22,417 Speaker 1: This this is really, this is the best we've got. 552 00:32:22,457 --> 00:32:25,377 Speaker 1: This is the president. Yeah, I mean, you know, his 553 00:32:25,497 --> 00:32:29,137 Speaker 1: flat outline and his handlers. I say his handlers because 554 00:32:29,137 --> 00:32:31,737 Speaker 1: in my opinion, he's cognitively shot. And then the the guys 555 00:32:31,777 --> 00:32:37,457 Speaker 1: that incapacitated vegetable historically speaking, the ignorance coming from the 556 00:32:37,457 --> 00:32:40,537 Speaker 1: President of the United States is in itself disqualifying. Right. 557 00:32:40,857 --> 00:32:45,137 Speaker 1: Historically speaking, most cannons used in the Revolutionary War were 558 00:32:45,177 --> 00:32:50,297 Speaker 1: either previously or currently at the time, privately owned people 559 00:32:50,377 --> 00:32:53,257 Speaker 1: brought them into service, whether they were wealthy landowners or 560 00:32:53,657 --> 00:32:56,137 Speaker 1: business owners who used them for protection. So, but we 561 00:32:56,377 --> 00:33:00,617 Speaker 1: can get into the weeds all day about Biden's misstatements 562 00:33:00,737 --> 00:33:03,297 Speaker 1: or as we'll call them, flat outlies. I think it's 563 00:33:03,377 --> 00:33:08,737 Speaker 1: tragic that they used the deaths of nineteen innocent babies. 564 00:33:08,777 --> 00:33:13,337 Speaker 1: These were elementary school age children. And as a former cop, 565 00:33:13,777 --> 00:33:18,297 Speaker 1: I had responded to murdered children twenty five, twenty eight 566 00:33:18,377 --> 00:33:21,017 Speaker 1: years later, Buck, the memory is as vivid as it 567 00:33:21,137 --> 00:33:24,057 Speaker 1: was day one. I spoke the troopers who respond to 568 00:33:24,057 --> 00:33:27,177 Speaker 1: Connecticut troopers who respond to the Sandy Hook, they'll never 569 00:33:27,337 --> 00:33:29,537 Speaker 1: get that imagery out of their heads. So the way 570 00:33:29,537 --> 00:33:32,657 Speaker 1: the Democrats have been using this for political points, chief 571 00:33:32,657 --> 00:33:37,177 Speaker 1: political points Obama invoking George Floyd, a bentonel attict who 572 00:33:37,257 --> 00:33:41,137 Speaker 1: is passing counterfeit bills and equating them to murdered babies. 573 00:33:41,177 --> 00:33:45,017 Speaker 1: And they're heroic teachers and through their bodies between the 574 00:33:45,097 --> 00:33:48,217 Speaker 1: kids and the gunmen. It's really disgraceful. Don't even get 575 00:33:48,257 --> 00:33:51,617 Speaker 1: started on beatawe' rourke. Disgraceful on the part of Democrats. 576 00:33:51,857 --> 00:33:54,097 Speaker 1: Well here, for example, as Chuck Schumer or set a 577 00:33:54,137 --> 00:33:59,097 Speaker 1: majority leader for now slamming Governor Abbott and everybody who 578 00:33:59,097 --> 00:34:01,697 Speaker 1: supports Trump and MAGA Republicans because you know you have 579 00:34:01,697 --> 00:34:05,537 Speaker 1: to do gun control watch and these families, my colleagues 580 00:34:06,257 --> 00:34:10,457 Speaker 1: don't want thoughts and prayers. They want their elected leaders 581 00:34:10,457 --> 00:34:17,097 Speaker 1: to respond to their suffering. They want results. Yet the 582 00:34:17,217 --> 00:34:21,457 Speaker 1: Magarepublicans don't want to get to results. They're ossified in 583 00:34:21,497 --> 00:34:25,257 Speaker 1: their opposition to any action on gun safety. Governor Abbott, 584 00:34:25,537 --> 00:34:28,377 Speaker 1: will you ask your magabuddies and your NRA pals to 585 00:34:28,377 --> 00:34:32,217 Speaker 1: put aside their agendas and think of someone other than themselves. 586 00:34:32,977 --> 00:34:36,457 Speaker 1: Will you ask the gun manufacturing reps who are swarm 587 00:34:36,537 --> 00:34:39,537 Speaker 1: over the NRA convention to put aside their agendas and 588 00:34:39,577 --> 00:34:44,057 Speaker 1: think about someone other than themselves. Of course, not no 589 00:34:44,137 --> 00:34:49,817 Speaker 1: amount of bloodshed seems to be enough for Magarepublicans. I mean, 590 00:34:49,817 --> 00:34:53,897 Speaker 1: there's so much there that's just just enraging. Honestly, yes, 591 00:34:54,137 --> 00:34:57,057 Speaker 1: Republicans don't care about dead children. Chuck Schumer, I mean, 592 00:34:57,097 --> 00:35:01,817 Speaker 1: this is essentially what he's saying. It's outrageous, but Beyond that, 593 00:35:01,857 --> 00:35:04,977 Speaker 1: there's always john this effort to you're very familiar with 594 00:35:05,017 --> 00:35:08,017 Speaker 1: the gun industry and FIMS industry, to make it seem 595 00:35:08,057 --> 00:35:12,257 Speaker 1: like there's some shadowy cob all of NRA and lobbyists 596 00:35:12,257 --> 00:35:15,297 Speaker 1: that stop the problem with a gun legislation is actually 597 00:35:15,297 --> 00:35:17,417 Speaker 1: there are tens of millions of gun owners who don't 598 00:35:17,417 --> 00:35:20,977 Speaker 1: want it and know that it won't help. Look, I mean, 599 00:35:21,137 --> 00:35:24,617 Speaker 1: you know, it's we have to be factual here, Buck, 600 00:35:25,057 --> 00:35:29,457 Speaker 1: And it pains me to think about nineteen grieving families. 601 00:35:29,777 --> 00:35:32,337 Speaker 1: We found out the husband of one of the teachers 602 00:35:32,377 --> 00:35:34,817 Speaker 1: who took bullets for the kids and died died of 603 00:35:34,857 --> 00:35:37,417 Speaker 1: a heart attack today, presumably from the stress from a 604 00:35:37,457 --> 00:35:41,137 Speaker 1: broken Heartnet is a tragedy all around. But you do 605 00:35:41,257 --> 00:35:49,417 Speaker 1: not impose draconian anti constitutional regulation or legislation on three 606 00:35:49,497 --> 00:35:53,737 Speaker 1: hundred and thirty million Americans because one bad guy did 607 00:35:53,857 --> 00:35:56,697 Speaker 1: something bad. And I'll take it a step further. I'd 608 00:35:56,697 --> 00:35:58,817 Speaker 1: put a tweet out the other day, Chuck Schumer. I'm 609 00:35:58,857 --> 00:36:04,737 Speaker 1: gonna say it here is a disgusting, vile, disingenuous wrote it. 610 00:36:05,137 --> 00:36:07,697 Speaker 1: And here's why if we were to put there are 611 00:36:07,697 --> 00:36:12,217 Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty one thousand k through twelve schools 612 00:36:12,377 --> 00:36:15,857 Speaker 1: in the United States. If the federal government of Congress 613 00:36:15,897 --> 00:36:19,577 Speaker 1: appropriated a quarter million dollars to every school for either 614 00:36:19,777 --> 00:36:24,257 Speaker 1: armed police, signal access points, forty five physical plants, what 615 00:36:24,457 --> 00:36:27,497 Speaker 1: have you. If they appropriated a quarter million bucks to 616 00:36:27,537 --> 00:36:30,337 Speaker 1: every school, that would be thirty two point seventy five 617 00:36:30,497 --> 00:36:35,497 Speaker 1: billion dollars to protect America's youngest school children. They won't 618 00:36:35,497 --> 00:36:38,897 Speaker 1: do it. They won't even have the debate. Democrats refuse 619 00:36:39,137 --> 00:36:42,097 Speaker 1: to have the debate because Randy Weingarten and the teachers 620 00:36:42,217 --> 00:36:44,257 Speaker 1: union won't let them have the debate. Yet, they gave 621 00:36:44,537 --> 00:36:48,137 Speaker 1: forty billion to z Lensky in Ukraine, who to me 622 00:36:48,297 --> 00:36:51,897 Speaker 1: is another oligarch, mob oligarch, mob boss. It's the bloods 623 00:36:51,897 --> 00:36:54,937 Speaker 1: and the crypts, z Lenski versus Putin. They'll give him 624 00:36:55,057 --> 00:36:58,857 Speaker 1: forty billion in two days, but they won't give seven 625 00:36:58,857 --> 00:37:02,457 Speaker 1: and a half billion less to fortify and safeguard one 626 00:37:02,537 --> 00:37:04,977 Speaker 1: hundred and thirty one thousand k through twelve schools in 627 00:37:05,017 --> 00:37:10,017 Speaker 1: the US. Chuck Schumer is a disingenuous, disgraceful liar. John. 628 00:37:10,057 --> 00:37:12,417 Speaker 1: I do also want to ask you about as somebody 629 00:37:12,417 --> 00:37:15,137 Speaker 1: who carried a badge and a gun for years, the 630 00:37:15,257 --> 00:37:20,977 Speaker 1: NYPD the law enforcement response here at the shooting specifically, 631 00:37:21,417 --> 00:37:23,577 Speaker 1: we heard now we've got a pretty good sense of 632 00:37:23,617 --> 00:37:27,217 Speaker 1: the timeline. They had cops on the scene within four minutes. 633 00:37:27,857 --> 00:37:30,937 Speaker 1: The cops knew that this was an active shooter situation. 634 00:37:31,097 --> 00:37:33,737 Speaker 1: There was a lot of a lot of rifle fire 635 00:37:33,937 --> 00:37:37,617 Speaker 1: from the shooter, and then nobody went in for a 636 00:37:37,657 --> 00:37:41,097 Speaker 1: second breach after a first attempt that was pushed back 637 00:37:41,217 --> 00:37:43,857 Speaker 1: essentially by the shooter. Yeah, nobody went back in for 638 00:37:43,897 --> 00:37:46,617 Speaker 1: an hour, and there were parents who are around the cordon, 639 00:37:47,377 --> 00:37:50,217 Speaker 1: the police cordon, begging law enforcement to go in and 640 00:37:50,257 --> 00:37:52,777 Speaker 1: do something. I think it's really hard for people to 641 00:37:52,817 --> 00:37:55,897 Speaker 1: hear John that for an hour, he was firing rounds too. 642 00:37:55,897 --> 00:37:57,537 Speaker 1: He'd already murdered a lot of a lot of kids, 643 00:37:57,537 --> 00:38:00,017 Speaker 1: and he was firing off rounds during the standoff period 644 00:38:00,737 --> 00:38:03,057 Speaker 1: a hundred officers. Nobody goes in there until the board 645 00:38:03,097 --> 00:38:05,457 Speaker 1: tag team from Border Patrol comes in. What do you 646 00:38:05,457 --> 00:38:08,497 Speaker 1: think of this? So much to unpack your buck? I'm 647 00:38:08,537 --> 00:38:10,417 Speaker 1: glad you brought that up. A name. You and I, 648 00:38:10,417 --> 00:38:12,657 Speaker 1: I mean, we talk a lot offline, right, we're shooters 649 00:38:12,777 --> 00:38:15,777 Speaker 1: or collectors. We enjoy this. I'll be on radio with 650 00:38:15,777 --> 00:38:17,737 Speaker 1: our good mutual friend Jesse Kelly later. He and I 651 00:38:17,737 --> 00:38:20,177 Speaker 1: spoke earlier, so I'll tell you what I told him. 652 00:38:20,777 --> 00:38:24,337 Speaker 1: So many conflicting reports. But even if we act, even 653 00:38:24,337 --> 00:38:28,737 Speaker 1: if right now here we analyze the timeline most favorable 654 00:38:28,977 --> 00:38:32,617 Speaker 1: to local law enforcement, it appears, with all the evidence 655 00:38:32,657 --> 00:38:35,737 Speaker 1: we have right now, that there was a thirteen minute 656 00:38:36,417 --> 00:38:40,817 Speaker 1: thirteen minutes. Yeah, between the bad guy I want to 657 00:38:40,817 --> 00:38:43,617 Speaker 1: say his name, going into that classroom, beginning to flaughter 658 00:38:43,697 --> 00:38:47,217 Speaker 1: kids like fishing and barrel and police entering behind board 659 00:38:47,217 --> 00:38:53,217 Speaker 1: tach important to notebuck for off duty board tech operators, 660 00:38:53,217 --> 00:38:56,177 Speaker 1: Border Patrol tactical team, off duty, so they got to 661 00:38:56,217 --> 00:38:58,137 Speaker 1: alert on their cell phones. They raced to the scene, 662 00:38:58,137 --> 00:39:03,817 Speaker 1: off duty, on duty cops. We best case for the cops. 663 00:39:03,977 --> 00:39:06,617 Speaker 1: If I'm going to be as generous as humanly possible, 664 00:39:07,017 --> 00:39:09,657 Speaker 1: thirteen minutes might as well have been the thirteen hours 665 00:39:09,657 --> 00:39:14,457 Speaker 1: I've been Thirteen minutes is an eternity. It was disgraceful, 666 00:39:14,937 --> 00:39:19,297 Speaker 1: and it tells me that this agency, Local and County 667 00:39:20,057 --> 00:39:24,137 Speaker 1: doesn't train, doesn't train on actor shooter, doesn't train under 668 00:39:24,217 --> 00:39:28,297 Speaker 1: high stress. Thank god you all duty board tech guys 669 00:39:28,297 --> 00:39:31,097 Speaker 1: where they're and not deployed. Sixty seventy miles away because 670 00:39:31,137 --> 00:39:34,777 Speaker 1: god knows how many more innocence would have been killed. 671 00:39:35,017 --> 00:39:37,617 Speaker 1: This is a black eye from the evidence we have 672 00:39:37,697 --> 00:39:41,297 Speaker 1: in front of us on local and county law enforcement. Yeah, John, 673 00:39:41,337 --> 00:39:43,297 Speaker 1: it just it just seems remarkable to me that you 674 00:39:43,337 --> 00:39:47,057 Speaker 1: could have a number of law enforce and armed law 675 00:39:47,097 --> 00:39:50,537 Speaker 1: enforcement officers, including with long guns, on the scene. You've 676 00:39:50,577 --> 00:39:54,137 Speaker 1: got one eighteen year old shooter with with you know, 677 00:39:54,377 --> 00:39:56,377 Speaker 1: he has body armor on, but he has no real 678 00:39:56,897 --> 00:40:01,097 Speaker 1: tactrical training or proficiency. Obviously he's murdering unarmed small school 679 00:40:01,177 --> 00:40:05,817 Speaker 1: children and they get pushed back in the initial assault, 680 00:40:06,377 --> 00:40:10,537 Speaker 1: and then that's it an for an hour, you know, buck, 681 00:40:10,617 --> 00:40:11,897 Speaker 1: Let me tell you this. I had spoken to a 682 00:40:11,937 --> 00:40:14,097 Speaker 1: bunch of buddies from MPD today, some of the task 683 00:40:14,097 --> 00:40:16,297 Speaker 1: forces I was on, and I got to know you 684 00:40:16,377 --> 00:40:19,177 Speaker 1: very well. You're a very good personal friend. Full disclosure, 685 00:40:19,657 --> 00:40:21,577 Speaker 1: you were a CIA. I'm gonna go on a limb here. 686 00:40:21,937 --> 00:40:23,617 Speaker 1: I know me and none of the guys I worked with, 687 00:40:24,097 --> 00:40:27,097 Speaker 1: and I know you, I know your brothers. I don't 688 00:40:27,097 --> 00:40:30,817 Speaker 1: think you your brothers, your buddies from the agency, any 689 00:40:30,897 --> 00:40:33,897 Speaker 1: of us would have sat outside that school. I would 690 00:40:33,897 --> 00:40:36,537 Speaker 1: have taken a suspension. I would have taken a termination 691 00:40:36,577 --> 00:40:38,377 Speaker 1: because I'll tell you something, it would have been a 692 00:40:38,417 --> 00:40:40,337 Speaker 1: hell of a lot easier to look in the mirror 693 00:40:40,377 --> 00:40:42,937 Speaker 1: as a fired cop than it would have been to 694 00:40:43,097 --> 00:40:45,977 Speaker 1: go home knowing I had my gun, I had my training, 695 00:40:46,017 --> 00:40:48,937 Speaker 1: and I let nineteen kids and two teachers be slaughtered. 696 00:40:49,177 --> 00:40:52,937 Speaker 1: It is making me sick to my stomach. That's not hyperbole, 697 00:40:53,337 --> 00:40:57,097 Speaker 1: that's not drama. I'm sick to my stomach, John, I 698 00:40:57,097 --> 00:41:01,217 Speaker 1: mean I feel exactly the same way. 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Responding to a tweet about the 722 00:42:13,737 --> 00:42:16,377 Speaker 1: latest Russia Gate news from Congress and Jim Jordan earlier today, 723 00:42:16,497 --> 00:42:19,017 Speaker 1: Musk said, quote, most people still don't know that a 724 00:42:19,057 --> 00:42:23,777 Speaker 1: Clinton campaign lawyer using campaign funds created an elaborate hoax 725 00:42:23,817 --> 00:42:27,697 Speaker 1: about Trump and Russia. Makes you wonder what else is fake? Yeah, 726 00:42:27,737 --> 00:42:29,897 Speaker 1: it does, doesn't it. More on this, we turned to 727 00:42:30,017 --> 00:42:33,377 Speaker 1: host of the First Watch podcast, Steve Crack Our Crack. 728 00:42:33,577 --> 00:42:36,817 Speaker 1: Good to see you, sir, Hey Buck, how you doing. 729 00:42:37,337 --> 00:42:40,097 Speaker 1: I'm all right? So first of all, I gotta say 730 00:42:40,697 --> 00:42:45,937 Speaker 1: this latest situation here, this latest revelation, I should say, 731 00:42:46,537 --> 00:42:49,057 Speaker 1: coming out of this Susman trial, right the lawyer that 732 00:42:49,097 --> 00:42:52,857 Speaker 1: was working on behalf of Hillary. You had Robbie Mook, 733 00:42:52,977 --> 00:42:55,577 Speaker 1: who was Hillary's right hand man for the campaign, admit 734 00:42:56,017 --> 00:43:01,217 Speaker 1: that Hillary said go and spread this Alpha Bank Russia collusion, 735 00:43:01,257 --> 00:43:04,057 Speaker 1: Trump lie. And then they just went and they took 736 00:43:04,097 --> 00:43:05,657 Speaker 1: this out there and they ran with that. I mean, 737 00:43:05,697 --> 00:43:11,057 Speaker 1: this was straight from Hillary. Yeah, it certainly looks that way. Now. 738 00:43:11,417 --> 00:43:15,457 Speaker 1: The Salesman trial is unsurprisingly not getting a ton of 739 00:43:15,857 --> 00:43:18,297 Speaker 1: let's say, a cell of media attention right now, and 740 00:43:18,457 --> 00:43:20,017 Speaker 1: I think it really should. You know, I actually just 741 00:43:20,057 --> 00:43:22,257 Speaker 1: saw right before I started talking to you a clip 742 00:43:22,337 --> 00:43:25,777 Speaker 1: circulating of Robbie Luke talking to CNN's Jake Tapper in 743 00:43:25,857 --> 00:43:31,137 Speaker 1: twenty sixteen before at the convention and essentially saying that 744 00:43:31,217 --> 00:43:33,657 Speaker 1: that this was rush into subformation. No, this is being 745 00:43:33,697 --> 00:43:36,057 Speaker 1: reported in the press. We're seeing from experts well as 746 00:43:36,057 --> 00:43:39,217 Speaker 1: we know now that was spun by the Hillary campaign 747 00:43:39,337 --> 00:43:42,137 Speaker 1: to the press their own experts, and as we know 748 00:43:42,217 --> 00:43:46,297 Speaker 1: now from today spunts directly from Hillary Clinton. As Robbie 749 00:43:46,337 --> 00:43:50,137 Speaker 1: Mukas said under oath, I think that a press that 750 00:43:50,257 --> 00:43:53,617 Speaker 1: cared about introspection and setting the record straight after getting 751 00:43:53,617 --> 00:43:56,177 Speaker 1: it wrong four or five years ago would be paying 752 00:43:56,217 --> 00:43:58,217 Speaker 1: attention to this. I just don't think we have that 753 00:43:58,337 --> 00:44:00,337 Speaker 1: right now, and so we're probably going to get more 754 00:44:00,377 --> 00:44:02,737 Speaker 1: silence from it from from the people that spun this 755 00:44:02,897 --> 00:44:05,297 Speaker 1: exact tale that they were now now we now see 756 00:44:05,417 --> 00:44:08,417 Speaker 1: was a total propaganda. What do you make of what 757 00:44:08,617 --> 00:44:12,817 Speaker 1: feels like a day by day red pilling in slow 758 00:44:12,897 --> 00:44:15,937 Speaker 1: motion of Elon's tweets here. You know, he recently said 759 00:44:16,337 --> 00:44:17,897 Speaker 1: he used to be a Democrat because they were the 760 00:44:18,217 --> 00:44:20,977 Speaker 1: essentially the nice guy party, but it switched and now 761 00:44:20,977 --> 00:44:25,297 Speaker 1: they're means. So he's going to report support Republicans, you know, 762 00:44:25,337 --> 00:44:29,937 Speaker 1: he's he's now weighing in after Jim Jordan essentially says 763 00:44:29,977 --> 00:44:32,177 Speaker 1: the Russia collusion thing was a big Hillary lie, which 764 00:44:32,217 --> 00:44:36,017 Speaker 1: it was. Elon feels like a force to be reckoned 765 00:44:36,017 --> 00:44:38,457 Speaker 1: with these days in terms of moving the conversation to 766 00:44:38,537 --> 00:44:42,777 Speaker 1: the right. It's fascinating. I think you look at Elon 767 00:44:42,857 --> 00:44:45,377 Speaker 1: Musk as someone just just look at it in a vacuum. 768 00:44:45,417 --> 00:44:48,177 Speaker 1: What did Elon Musk done for the country, done for 769 00:44:48,217 --> 00:44:52,177 Speaker 1: the world. People that care very deeply about climate change, 770 00:44:52,177 --> 00:44:54,657 Speaker 1: for example, might maybe a point to Elon Musk is 771 00:44:54,657 --> 00:44:57,017 Speaker 1: one of the entrepreneurs who's done the most for the 772 00:44:57,057 --> 00:44:59,817 Speaker 1: climate because of what he's done with electric cars or 773 00:44:59,857 --> 00:45:02,657 Speaker 1: what he's done with the boring company to do with 774 00:45:03,057 --> 00:45:06,497 Speaker 1: less traffic congestion. But then of course he cares about 775 00:45:06,497 --> 00:45:09,817 Speaker 1: free speech, and now apparently free speech acquaints to red 776 00:45:09,817 --> 00:45:13,337 Speaker 1: pill and waits to the GOP. It's it's unbelievable to see. 777 00:45:13,377 --> 00:45:16,897 Speaker 1: And I actually reminds me of where I think of 778 00:45:17,017 --> 00:45:20,177 Speaker 1: this current iteration of the Elon Musking of the story started, 779 00:45:20,217 --> 00:45:22,737 Speaker 1: which was last week, he announced that if he was 780 00:45:22,817 --> 00:45:26,417 Speaker 1: running Twitter, which he probably will become October, he would 781 00:45:26,497 --> 00:45:29,257 Speaker 1: have Donald Trump go back onto the platform. This is 782 00:45:29,297 --> 00:45:32,017 Speaker 1: like the big question, right, will you allow Donald Trump, 783 00:45:32,017 --> 00:45:35,057 Speaker 1: who was permanently banned in January of last year, back 784 00:45:35,097 --> 00:45:37,617 Speaker 1: onto Twitter? He says he would, And I found most 785 00:45:37,657 --> 00:45:41,097 Speaker 1: interesting His buddy Jack Dorsey used to run Twitter, agreed 786 00:45:41,137 --> 00:45:44,097 Speaker 1: with that, says it wasn't overreached by Twitter to take 787 00:45:44,177 --> 00:45:47,257 Speaker 1: him off. And now this has just been this cascading 788 00:45:47,297 --> 00:45:50,777 Speaker 1: effect of now we're making Elon muskings some Republican and 789 00:45:50,817 --> 00:45:52,857 Speaker 1: then it's like chicken or egg. Now he's saying Okay, 790 00:45:52,937 --> 00:45:54,697 Speaker 1: well you want you say I'm a Republican. I'm gonna 791 00:45:54,737 --> 00:45:58,337 Speaker 1: vote Republican next time. So yeah, No, it's fascinating, and 792 00:45:58,657 --> 00:46:02,737 Speaker 1: this is it's it's crazy to me that the media 793 00:46:02,777 --> 00:46:06,817 Speaker 1: that lean's left should care about free speech now finds 794 00:46:06,897 --> 00:46:11,577 Speaker 1: a true friend free jab anyone who's right wing. It 795 00:46:11,657 --> 00:46:14,497 Speaker 1: just doesn't make any sense. And what do you make 796 00:46:14,537 --> 00:46:18,257 Speaker 1: of the It feels in many ways all too predictable, 797 00:46:18,617 --> 00:46:22,297 Speaker 1: sudden revelation which is actually just word of mouth hearsay 798 00:46:22,377 --> 00:46:25,657 Speaker 1: from someone who says they know someone that elon proposition 799 00:46:25,897 --> 00:46:28,777 Speaker 1: six years ago and paid a nuisance settlement to get 800 00:46:28,857 --> 00:46:31,697 Speaker 1: rid of it. I mean he said in tweets a 801 00:46:31,697 --> 00:46:34,217 Speaker 1: few days ago, they're coming after me, guys, just so 802 00:46:34,297 --> 00:46:38,377 Speaker 1: you know, wait for it. Yeah, well we know now 803 00:46:38,417 --> 00:46:40,577 Speaker 1: that he knew that the story was coming. He was 804 00:46:40,657 --> 00:46:43,337 Speaker 1: given a day or two to try to respond before 805 00:46:43,337 --> 00:46:45,697 Speaker 1: it was published. A Business Insider puts this out, and 806 00:46:45,737 --> 00:46:49,177 Speaker 1: I will say I think Business Insider's journalistic credibility has 807 00:46:49,297 --> 00:46:51,417 Speaker 1: taken many shots over the last couple of years. I 808 00:46:51,417 --> 00:46:53,697 Speaker 1: look at the deep Portnoy's story as one in particular, 809 00:46:53,897 --> 00:46:55,537 Speaker 1: but I will say it was published by or the 810 00:46:55,577 --> 00:46:57,737 Speaker 1: author of it was Rich MQ, who's done some great 811 00:46:57,777 --> 00:47:00,657 Speaker 1: work that I think is very respectable in the me 812 00:47:00,777 --> 00:47:02,657 Speaker 1: too space and work that I've done. It. He was 813 00:47:02,697 --> 00:47:06,377 Speaker 1: actually one of the people that put Tara read out there, 814 00:47:07,057 --> 00:47:11,137 Speaker 1: one of Joe Biden's accusers of sexual misconduct. So I think, 815 00:47:11,177 --> 00:47:13,177 Speaker 1: though what's interesting about it is kind of what you 816 00:47:13,297 --> 00:47:15,857 Speaker 1: point out sourced about it. I mean, you could not 817 00:47:15,977 --> 00:47:19,897 Speaker 1: get a more thinly sourced story than no firsthand account. 818 00:47:20,137 --> 00:47:23,537 Speaker 1: The only secondhand account is a friend of the accuser. 819 00:47:23,577 --> 00:47:26,817 Speaker 1: They couldn't even get to the accuser to start a 820 00:47:26,937 --> 00:47:30,017 Speaker 1: judge about the credibility of this person. No, it was 821 00:47:30,057 --> 00:47:33,617 Speaker 1: a rushed effort to be to put it very generously, 822 00:47:33,697 --> 00:47:36,057 Speaker 1: a rushed effort to put this story out there. Elon, 823 00:47:36,137 --> 00:47:38,497 Speaker 1: as you say, is already responding on Twitter. I don't 824 00:47:38,497 --> 00:47:40,337 Speaker 1: think the story is over, and I also don't think 825 00:47:40,377 --> 00:47:42,697 Speaker 1: it hit very hard. I don't think it landed because 826 00:47:43,017 --> 00:47:46,297 Speaker 1: I think even people who want to maybe bury Elon 827 00:47:46,457 --> 00:47:49,337 Speaker 1: must see that this is all just kind of innuendo 828 00:47:49,537 --> 00:47:52,897 Speaker 1: and not really going to attach very strongly to him 829 00:47:53,097 --> 00:47:58,177 Speaker 1: pushing gears here. The Disinformation Board Steve former head Nina 830 00:47:58,257 --> 00:48:00,697 Speaker 1: Jankowitz of the Disinformation Board is claiming that it was 831 00:48:00,737 --> 00:48:04,617 Speaker 1: a victim of disinformation. Watch this, I would say that 832 00:48:04,617 --> 00:48:07,897 Speaker 1: the Disinformation Governance Board was the victim of disinformation. So 833 00:48:08,017 --> 00:48:12,137 Speaker 1: the difference between dis and misinformation, and as disinformation is false, 834 00:48:12,737 --> 00:48:16,297 Speaker 1: false information spread with malign intent, and clearly there was 835 00:48:16,337 --> 00:48:19,417 Speaker 1: a malign intent on some actors in the media and 836 00:48:19,497 --> 00:48:24,697 Speaker 1: in politics who just really stood up to the formation 837 00:48:24,737 --> 00:48:30,857 Speaker 1: of this board because it would be confronting disinformation. What 838 00:48:30,937 --> 00:48:36,857 Speaker 1: do you think I look, I would say that that 839 00:48:36,857 --> 00:48:39,937 Speaker 1: that Nina was a victim of information. I think that 840 00:48:40,057 --> 00:48:41,657 Speaker 1: was the that was the real problem here. You know, 841 00:48:42,057 --> 00:48:45,697 Speaker 1: the board gets announced, which even I would say some 842 00:48:45,737 --> 00:48:49,657 Speaker 1: of the people who may support a disformation Governance Board 843 00:48:49,657 --> 00:48:52,297 Speaker 1: within the Department of Homeland Security, which I would say 844 00:48:52,337 --> 00:48:53,977 Speaker 1: is red flags all over the place. But even if 845 00:48:53,977 --> 00:48:56,017 Speaker 1: people would support that, then you get to see this 846 00:48:56,177 --> 00:48:58,217 Speaker 1: Nina Janko with as the head of it, and we 847 00:48:58,257 --> 00:48:59,977 Speaker 1: start to learn a little bit about her, start to 848 00:48:59,977 --> 00:49:02,737 Speaker 1: see some of her tweets and some of her past comments, 849 00:49:02,777 --> 00:49:05,937 Speaker 1: and see that she is a deeply unserious, just ridiculous 850 00:49:05,977 --> 00:49:10,577 Speaker 1: person that's leading this thing. And no misinformation, no information, 851 00:49:10,697 --> 00:49:14,497 Speaker 1: just literal facts, just literal her own words put out 852 00:49:14,537 --> 00:49:17,857 Speaker 1: there it's what torpedo this entire thing. So yeah, it's 853 00:49:18,177 --> 00:49:19,897 Speaker 1: it's pretty rich and it really tells you, I think 854 00:49:19,897 --> 00:49:22,657 Speaker 1: a lot about what this Disinformation Governs Board was going 855 00:49:22,697 --> 00:49:24,577 Speaker 1: to be all about. If she is a going to 856 00:49:24,617 --> 00:49:27,417 Speaker 1: call what happened to her as being a victim of 857 00:49:27,457 --> 00:49:30,737 Speaker 1: disinformation when in reality it was people just sharing and 858 00:49:30,817 --> 00:49:33,897 Speaker 1: sort of laughing at how ridiculous she has been over 859 00:49:33,897 --> 00:49:37,017 Speaker 1: the past several years, in addition to pouring cold water 860 00:49:37,137 --> 00:49:40,297 Speaker 1: on what we now know were kind of misinformation efforts 861 00:49:40,297 --> 00:49:43,977 Speaker 1: like the Hunter Biden laptop story, Soviet Mary Poppins as 862 00:49:44,017 --> 00:49:47,497 Speaker 1: I call her, would claim that you, sir, are endangering 863 00:49:47,657 --> 00:49:51,657 Speaker 1: national security by being critical of her efforts. Watch this one, frankly, 864 00:49:52,177 --> 00:49:55,937 Speaker 1: this childish behavior is endangering our national security. Now, this 865 00:49:56,377 --> 00:50:01,137 Speaker 1: board was set up to counter real disinformation that makes 866 00:50:01,177 --> 00:50:06,257 Speaker 1: Americans less safe, things about false information related to disasters, 867 00:50:06,377 --> 00:50:10,977 Speaker 1: border security, our elections, and other critical infrastructure like pipelines 868 00:50:11,057 --> 00:50:14,657 Speaker 1: and banks. So those who stand in opposition to the Board, 869 00:50:14,697 --> 00:50:18,817 Speaker 1: which as the Secretary said, was just an internal coordinating mechanism, 870 00:50:19,097 --> 00:50:22,017 Speaker 1: something to make sure that we were efficient and using 871 00:50:22,057 --> 00:50:25,537 Speaker 1: best practices, are standing in the way of our national security, 872 00:50:26,177 --> 00:50:30,977 Speaker 1: standing the way Steve, But I hadn't seen that one. 873 00:50:31,097 --> 00:50:33,017 Speaker 1: You know, you you spent some time in the in 874 00:50:33,057 --> 00:50:35,417 Speaker 1: the infrastructure of the government. I have not. But this 875 00:50:35,497 --> 00:50:38,857 Speaker 1: is someone who has never been involved in government in 876 00:50:38,897 --> 00:50:41,017 Speaker 1: her life until like two weeks ago. I mean, like 877 00:50:41,017 --> 00:50:43,377 Speaker 1: a couple of Scaramucci's ago. And now all of a sudden, 878 00:50:43,377 --> 00:50:46,017 Speaker 1: she's talking like a government bureaucrat, like she's like, she's 879 00:50:46,017 --> 00:50:49,097 Speaker 1: gonna like help national security. What is it? Did you 880 00:50:49,137 --> 00:50:50,417 Speaker 1: just go to her head in the span of a 881 00:50:50,417 --> 00:50:53,777 Speaker 1: couple of weeks. I mean, this is unbelievable. Coordination best 882 00:50:53,817 --> 00:50:55,577 Speaker 1: practice is just all you have to do if you're 883 00:50:55,577 --> 00:50:57,617 Speaker 1: work in the federal government. Steve, did you say that 884 00:50:57,777 --> 00:50:59,897 Speaker 1: enough times and you expect people to believe you know 885 00:50:59,937 --> 00:51:01,777 Speaker 1: what the hell you're talking about? But turns out no, 886 00:51:02,057 --> 00:51:06,537 Speaker 1: not so much. So. Audios to Soviet Mary Poppins and 887 00:51:06,817 --> 00:51:08,777 Speaker 1: Steve Good of you to join us. 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