Speaker 1: Shouting up.
Speaker 2: Next our final news round up and information overload.
Speaker 3: Our all right news roundup and information overload. Our toll free.
Speaker 3: Our number is eight hundred and nine four one sean
Speaker 3: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 3: For years, we have had some really a small number
Speaker 3: of congressmen and women that have been willing to do
Speaker 3: the deep dive investigative work of understanding the influence of
Speaker 3: deep state operatives and the impact that they have had
Speaker 3: on presidential elections, and also a deep dive in terms
Speaker 3: of Joe Biden as cognitive state, Who knew what and
Speaker 3: when did he himself personally sign off on and authorize
Speaker 3: every commutation, every pardon. There has been one one committee
Speaker 3: that has dug deep into barisma, which is, you know,
Speaker 3: zero experience. Hunter goes on, good Morning America, have any
Speaker 3: experience and energy, no oil, no gas, no Ukraine, no China,
Speaker 3: no no experience at all whatsoever. Then why is he
Speaker 3: getting paid millions and millions of dollars? There's no earthly
Speaker 3: explanation for it. And then it gets into the whole
Speaker 3: issue of okay, was this information purposely hidden from you
Speaker 3: the American people? And the lead up to elections for example,
Speaker 3: we know that John Brennan Warren Barack Obama warned the
Speaker 3: administration at the time that Hillary Clinton had hatched a
Speaker 3: plan about a Russia Russia Russia connection with Donald Trump
Speaker 3: that didn't exist, but yet they let it go forward.
Speaker 3: We know that James Komi, you know, knew that she
Speaker 3: had top secret classified information way more than what they
Speaker 3: found tomor a Lago on her servers and bleach bit
Speaker 3: and which basically is acid washing the the servers took
Speaker 3: place and hard drives were destroyed with hammers and sim
Speaker 3: cards were removed. That sounds like a cover up where
Speaker 3: I come from. And then of course we learned from
Speaker 3: Tulci Gabbard after all of this, you know, putting cinder
Speaker 3: blocks before an election, on the scales of an election,
Speaker 3: and then using the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for
Speaker 3: dirty Russian dossier to issue not one but four FISA
Speaker 3: applications over the course of a year, not only destroying
Speaker 3: Carter Page's life, but also giving a backdoor to spy
Speaker 3: on the Trump campaign, transition team, and Trump presidency. And
Speaker 3: then after now we know from declassified information from Tulci
Speaker 3: Gabbard that in fact, the career senior intelligence officials that
Speaker 3: examined the twenty sixteen election found no evidence at all
Speaker 3: whatsoever that, in fact, and I played this yesterday, that
Speaker 3: in fact, Donald Trump knew anything had any connection or
Speaker 3: that the Russians in any way were trying to Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Quite frankly the opposite. They had damning information on Hillary
Speaker 3: Clinton that they were holding back because they were assuming
Speaker 3: that Hillary Clinton was going to win that election. So
Speaker 3: and then what happens then Barack Obama, according to Tulci's
Speaker 3: press conference, and we've played it yesterday, you know, goes
Speaker 3: out there and he's telling his top political appointees the
Speaker 3: deep state figures, Brendan Clapper, call me, others, you know,
Speaker 3: to come up with a new intelligence assessment. And that's
Speaker 3: sabotaging Donald Trump as he's going into the White House
Speaker 3: and trying to serve the American people a duly elected president. Then,
Speaker 3: on the issue of Hunter Biden's laptop, we know that
Speaker 3: the FBI verified its authenticity of March and twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: and then they went out of their way to prebunk
Speaker 3: that laptop, knowing it would be so damning that any
Speaker 3: re election campaign or any election campaign as it relates
Speaker 3: to Joe Biden, and sure enough, the meeting with big
Speaker 3: tech companies weekly throughout the entire summer. They knew Rudy
Speaker 3: Giuliani's then attorney, Bob Costello, had a copy of that laptop.
Speaker 3: They knew that laptop would be made public. Sure enough
Speaker 3: it drops in the New York Post in October of
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. And then when those big tech companies that
Speaker 3: had been warned they may be victims of Russian disinformation
Speaker 3: asked the FBI whether or not this is authentic and
Speaker 3: real and true, the FBI, that had verified its authenticity
Speaker 3: would not answer them, and therefore that story got suppressed.
Speaker 3: But the person that's been at the forefront of all
Speaker 3: these investigations is James Comer. He's with the House Oversight Committee.
Speaker 3: Thank you, sir, for your hard work and all that
Speaker 3: you've been doing. I know that I'm throwing a lot
Speaker 3: at you here, but I want to go over each
Speaker 3: investigation and try to get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 3: Cash Bettel, the FBI Director, has now opened up what
Speaker 3: is a grand conspiracy investigation, and in that investigation, you
Speaker 3: know it was there a grand conspiracy on three separate
Speaker 3: elections to sabotage Donald Trump's chances of winning, and then
Speaker 3: when he won in twenty sixteen, was there an attempt
Speaker 3: to sabotage an incoming president? In your view, based on
Speaker 3: the evidence that you're reviewing every.
Speaker 2: Day, based on all the evidence I've seen, Sean, there
Speaker 2: was an effort by the entire Deep state to first
Speaker 2: create a false narrative that President Trump's campaign was colluding
Speaker 2: with Russia, and then once he won, to double down
Speaker 2: and triple down to try to create some kind of
Speaker 2: scandal to tie around his neck, to limit his ability
Speaker 2: to do certain things, especially foreign policy related, because again
Speaker 2: the Deep State, a lot of their efforts and objectives
Speaker 2: pertained to foreign aid in other countries and military interventions
Speaker 2: in other countries and spending money from the military industrial complex.
Speaker 2: And I think that Cash Patel and John Ratcliffe and
Speaker 2: Tulca Gabbard, along with the work on the House Oversight
Speaker 2: Committee and the Intel Committee when David Nunez was there,
Speaker 2: I mean, all of this is culminating now into where
Speaker 2: you're getting hard evidence that this was a coordinated effort,
Speaker 2: and hopefully with President Trump's Department of Justice, we can
Speaker 2: finally see some accountability.
Speaker 3: Well I hope so. More particularly, you spent a lot
Speaker 3: of time on the issue of Hunter Biden and the
Speaker 3: money is that he was being paid by Barisma. You
Speaker 3: talked a lot also, but about the what's app message,
Speaker 3: I'm sitting here with my father. And again remember he
Speaker 3: said that his father had never had no interest at
Speaker 3: all in his business dealings. The Laptop from Hell paints
Speaker 3: a very different story because he's whining and complaining in
Speaker 3: his own words that he gives half of his income
Speaker 3: to Pops and that he pays for Pops' home repairs,
Speaker 3: and talking with his financial guy about what account he's
Speaker 3: going to pay for Pops's home repairs. And then he says,
Speaker 3: I'm sitting here with my father in between everybody. He
Speaker 3: knows my ability to hold a grudge. Talking to the
Speaker 3: head of the CEFC, which is the Chinese Energy conglomerate,
Speaker 3: uh says, you're going to regret not basically not paying
Speaker 3: us the money. What happened three days.
Speaker 2: Later he got a wire. He got a wire within
Speaker 2: twenty four hours for one hundred thousand That was money.
Speaker 2: Just look, hey, just take this and the rest is
Speaker 2: on its way. And then in less than a week
Speaker 2: he got a five million dollar wire by which and
Speaker 2: I'm for fast forwarding here. He never paid any taxes Hunt,
Speaker 2: according to the Irish whistle Boards. But but let's go
Speaker 2: back to that money. The CEFC was a was a
Speaker 2: on paper, was a Chinese energy company, but it folded
Speaker 2: after uh you know, after the not not long after
Speaker 2: that five million dollars wire and all the assets mysteriously
Speaker 2: ended up in the in the possession of the Chinese
Speaker 2: Communist Party. So I've always argued that that wasn't a
Speaker 2: Chinese energy coman, that was really just a front or
Speaker 2: the Chinese Communist Party. And this was the money. And
Speaker 2: this is what Tony Bobelenski said under oath in a
Speaker 2: nationally televised committee hearing at the Oversight Committee, that he
Speaker 2: viewed that money as a as a bribe, that there
Speaker 2: was no energy deal. So so the thing that we
Speaker 2: discovered an investigation channel, we talked about it on your
Speaker 2: on your TV show, was that the the I R.
Speaker 2: S knew what the bidies were doing, the FBI and
Speaker 2: you what the bides were doing. You had the Department
Speaker 2: Justice knew what the bides were doing, but they turned
Speaker 2: to blind eye and anytime the investigation got close to
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden or Joe Biden. They were told to stand
Speaker 2: down by these deep state actors. And I've always said
Speaker 2: I didn't believe they do it. Did it that told
Speaker 2: told the investigators to stand down on investigating the Bidens
Speaker 2: because they locked Joe Biden. I always felt like they
Speaker 2: did it because they hated Donald Trump and they didn't
Speaker 2: want to do anything to help Donald Trump because Donald
Speaker 2: Trump was a threat to the deep state bureaucracy. And
Speaker 2: I'm so hopeful now with people like Cash Patel and
Speaker 2: John Ratcliffe and Tulcy Gabbard that we can finally dismantle
Speaker 2: this deep state bureaucracy that has interfered in elections.
Speaker 3: Well, that raises another question and another investigation that you're leading,
Speaker 3: and that has to do with whether or not Joe
Speaker 3: Biden actually personally signed these commutations and these pardons. For example,
Speaker 3: do we know if he signed his own son's pardon,
Speaker 3: his brother's pardon. Do we know if he signed the
Speaker 3: congenital liar Adam Schift's pardon. We know the New York
Speaker 3: Times said that he set out standards and criteria for pardon,
Speaker 3: but nobody seems to be able to determine, you know,
Speaker 3: who gave the okay for the auto pen and whether
Speaker 3: or not Joe Biden personally signed off up on every
Speaker 3: commutation and every part in John Solomon reporting that, in fact,
Speaker 3: his own Justice Department said that it probably wasn't even legal,
Speaker 3: as my interpretation of the memo he got two days
Speaker 3: before he left.
Speaker 2: Office, that's exactly right. The Department Justice caught when that
Speaker 2: all of these pardons had been signed as well as
Speaker 2: the executive orders during the lang dup period had been
Speaker 2: signed by the auto pen, and they were concerned that
Speaker 2: it wasn't going to hold up in a quarter of fall,
Speaker 2: because you have to sign physically sign a legal document
Speaker 2: that is just that is a standard. And they were confirmed.
Speaker 2: You know, you could probably get by Sean was using
Speaker 2: the auto pen on one or two pardons, one or
Speaker 2: two executive orders, but he shoed thousands and thousands of partons.
Speaker 2: And you asked if he sign his family's pardon. He
Speaker 2: signed five of the six with the autopen. The only
Speaker 2: pardon that was signed physically by Joe Biden was Hunter Biden's,
Speaker 2: but his brothers and his sister in law, they were
Speaker 2: all signed using the autopan, just like Adam Shifts was
Speaker 2: and doctor Faucis was and Jamie Raskin and all of
Speaker 2: the scoundrels that did the January sixth committee. All those
Speaker 2: pardons were signed using the autopen and what we found
Speaker 2: in our investigation thus far. We still have three more
Speaker 2: depositions to do. But no one ever saw Joe Biden
Speaker 2: or heard Joe Biden authorize the use of the outopen.
Speaker 2: And in seventy five percent of the time when the
Speaker 2: autopen was used, Joe Biden wasn't he was in the
Speaker 2: White House supposedly, Why if he was in the White House,
Speaker 2: did you just not have him signed the document?
Speaker 3: All right, quick break, we'll come back more with the
Speaker 3: Chairman of the all important House Government Reform and Oversight Committee,
Speaker 3: James Combers with us. Then we'll get to your calls
Speaker 3: coming up straight ahead. Eight hundred ninety four one, Sean,
Speaker 3: if you want to be a part of the program
Speaker 3: as we continue, I would continue now with the Congressman
Speaker 3: James Comer. He is now slowly being proven right every day.
Speaker 3: He is the chairman of the House Government Reform and
Speaker 3: Oversight Committee. You've been interviewing all these people that were
Speaker 3: in the Biden White House, those that didn't plead the fifth,
Speaker 3: and there's been a number of those. But like, for example,
Speaker 3: your last interview that I'm aware of was with Ian
Speaker 3: Sam's and here he is what a White House or
Speaker 3: a State Department communications director only saw in person Joe
Speaker 3: Biden two times. I mean, I was watching President Trump
Speaker 3: yesterday for three and a half hours on TV have
Speaker 3: a cabinet meeting, and he spends that much time on
Speaker 3: TV every single day. I don't think Joe Biden could
Speaker 3: stay awake for three and a half hours. So if
Speaker 3: that's the case, are you telling us that all of
Speaker 3: these pardons and commutations may now be invalid.
Speaker 2: I think there's a good argument to make him invalid.
Speaker 2: I think if you take from the court, the court
Speaker 2: will declare them null and void. And I would strongly
Speaker 2: encourage President Trump to do that, especially these executive orders.
Speaker 2: I know there's a lot of focus on the pardon,
Speaker 2: but these executive orders Sean were done during the lang
Speaker 2: Duck period, and that is the period between, of course,
Speaker 2: when Donald Trump won the election and when he was
Speaker 2: sworn into office. That's called the Lane Duck period, and
Speaker 2: usually there's not much activity there, but there was a
Speaker 2: lot of activity with respect to executive orders, and we've
Speaker 2: always suspected that it was the staff that was Trump
Speaker 2: proofing the next administration. They made it harder with these
Speaker 2: executive orders to eliminate the Department of Education. They made
Speaker 2: it harder for Trump to make the federal employees to
Speaker 2: come back to work because you know, there's still a
Speaker 2: big percentage of them that are working from home because
Speaker 2: of COVID of all things. So they did a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff by executive order. There's no evidence that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden had any knowledge or ever authorized the auto pen
Speaker 2: on those exective orders. And usually one of president does
Speaker 2: an executive what do they do a press conference like
Speaker 2: what what Trump did with this cabinet or what Trump
Speaker 2: does every day? And Joe Biden never even issued a statement.
Speaker 2: So I think there's a strong case, especially with this
Speaker 2: new evidence that Solomon reported, where there's there's an email
Speaker 2: now that his own the Merrick Garland Department Justice said,
Speaker 2: my god, you can't use this autopin on all these
Speaker 2: legal documents. So I think that you know, once we
Speaker 2: get these these three or four more depositions in the book,
Speaker 2: give everybody the due process. I think that you know,
Speaker 2: the evidence is pointing in the direction that Joe Biden
Speaker 2: had no knowledge of that auto pen and how it
Speaker 2: was being used and who was pulling the strings.
Speaker 3: I think we're getting there. I know you've been working hard.
Speaker 3: I know it's frustrating probably for a lot of people
Speaker 3: we don't get to the finish line. But I think
Speaker 3: we're getting closer every day, in large part because of
Speaker 3: the hard work you're doing. We do appreciate the updates.
Speaker 3: Congressman Sames Comer, Chairman of the Important House Oversight Committee,
Speaker 3: thank you for joining us today. We appreciate your time
Speaker 3: as always.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: Sean, all right, I know a lot of you want
Speaker 3: away in the big news of the day, obviously, the
Speaker 3: Minnesota school shooting, gunman killing two children injuring seventeen others
Speaker 3: during this Catholic mass, another sad, tragic schools shooting. The
Speaker 3: predictable reaction of the left is almost instantaneous. The same
Speaker 3: left that is for sanctuary states and sanctuary cities and
Speaker 3: unvetted illegals, even though we have known terrorists and murderers
Speaker 3: and rapists and cartel members and gang members and drug
Speaker 3: dealers and other violent criminals. Those, yeah, those same liberals,
Speaker 3: the same people that don't believe in law and order
Speaker 3: and safety and security. The same people that have been
Speaker 3: the loudest voices against Donald Trump using the Guard to
Speaker 3: keep our nations capital safe, and he's been doing it successfully.
Speaker 3: Crime is down in every massive category, including homicides, where
Speaker 3: they were averaging, you know, close to four per week,
Speaker 3: and there's been one in two weeks. It's pretty unbelievable
Speaker 3: to listen to their rank hypocrisy, and it's the depravity
Speaker 3: of it all. You know, how do you go out there,
Speaker 3: you know, minutes after a school shooting and politicize it.
Speaker 3: You know, I am frustrated because I know there is
Speaker 3: an answer. It's not an answer they ever want to consider,
Speaker 3: but it's an answer I've stated earlier in the program
Speaker 3: today many many times. If you're just getting in your car.
Speaker 3: Every school in America can be protected, completely protected. We
Speaker 3: can have retired military, retired law enforcement in every school
Speaker 3: in the country, metal detectors in every school in the country.
Speaker 3: These retired military, retired law enforcement. They can conceal carry,
Speaker 3: they can wear suits, they can be nice to the students.
Speaker 3: Students won't really know what's going on, and they will
Speaker 3: be there on site if such a moment occurs, and
Speaker 3: that will deter people from from trying to act out
Speaker 3: this way like this lunatic with this you know, it's
Speaker 3: just it's the same old story. Is not a whole
Speaker 3: lot to add. And you don't even have to pay
Speaker 3: these people. What do you mean, Hannity, they're going to
Speaker 3: work for free? No, I don't want them to work
Speaker 3: for free at all. But if they have a retirement
Speaker 3: that's being taxed, if they have other income that's being taxed,
Speaker 3: if they work fifteen hours a week, you know, they
Speaker 3: should not have to pay local taxes, state taxes, or
Speaker 3: any federal taxes. None, not a penny. And if they
Speaker 3: work X number of years, maybe it's five years, maybe
Speaker 3: it's ten years, you know, fifteen hours a week, and
Speaker 3: they volunteer, then they don't pay in this state tax
Speaker 3: You know, why don't we pay them that way? Why
Speaker 3: don't we get creative? Why don't we be thoughtful? Why
Speaker 3: don't we be grateful? Why don't we be thankful? You know,
Speaker 3: every law enforcement former law enforcement person, I know, every
Speaker 3: form of military person. I know they have the skill,
Speaker 3: the training, the ability, the desire to protect people. They've
Speaker 3: been trained to do this. And I think you'd have
Speaker 3: people signing up left, right, and sideways anyway tour busy phones.
Speaker 3: Roger in my free state of Florida, Roger, how are
Speaker 3: you glad you.
Speaker 4: Called hi, sir? Yeah, I'll get right to it. My
Speaker 4: wife was a retired school teacher for thirty years. She
Speaker 4: was a school teacher. We were married for thirty years.
Speaker 4: She passed away in June, and she would be the
Speaker 4: first one one of the threat to volunteer to carry
Speaker 4: a weapon in the classroom, but unfortunately they denied that.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's county by county, but I
Speaker 4: live in Madison County and usually there is two or
Speaker 4: three lockdowns a year here for gun threats. And this
Speaker 4: year alone, it's only been three weeks of school in
Speaker 4: Lee County. There's been three different instance where students had
Speaker 4: weapons in their on their person. And who's going to
Speaker 4: protect her. I don't know who's going to protect the students.
Speaker 4: It's just why wouldn't they let somebody that willing and
Speaker 4: how does it carry permanent to do something like that.
Speaker 3: Because I'm even taking a step further, I'm taking it
Speaker 3: out of the hands of teachers. Although I'm not against
Speaker 3: the idea at all. You know, there was the one shooting.
Speaker 3: I forget what city or town they didn't allow any
Speaker 3: guns on school property. A school shooting breaks out and
Speaker 3: a teacher had a car parked off campus, ran to
Speaker 3: the car, got the gun and ended up saving lives.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And it's it goes to John Lott's book and we've
Speaker 3: had them on many many times on the program. More guns,
Speaker 3: less crime, and that's it. You protect, you able to
Speaker 3: stop perpetrators before they these masks can occur. Now, if
Speaker 3: you have these buildings on lockdown, and you have retired
Speaker 3: military and you have retired police and law enforcement, it's
Speaker 3: a no brainer to me. And you know, we keep
Speaker 3: reporting on these stories. We can go all the way
Speaker 3: back to Columbine and we still have the same old, predictable,
Speaker 3: you know, knee jerk left wing blame and reaction that
Speaker 3: it makes no sense at all. The very people against
Speaker 3: law and order, the very people for open borders, without
Speaker 3: you know, any vetting whatsoever. I'm tired of it because
Speaker 3: people's lives can be saved. There is a way to
Speaker 3: save lives here. It's like there's been a way to
Speaker 3: save lives in our nation's capital. There's a way to
Speaker 3: save lives. In Chicago and New York City and all
Speaker 3: these other places, they just outright reject it.
Speaker 4: That's right. And the training leave in Florida was going
Speaker 4: to be one hundred and forty hours. I don't I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's ever happened in the state of
Speaker 4: Florida or it's county by county, but she stepped up
Speaker 4: to the plate twice in the There is no no,
Speaker 4: nothing was acting on. But what is wrong with our kids?
Speaker 4: I mean, where do they get?
Speaker 3: There's there's there's there's a lot of issues. I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, we have the latest report, you know, showed
Speaker 3: and it's it's frustrating box reporting that the shooter went
Speaker 3: by Robin and Robert. You know, Okay, what does that mean?
Speaker 3: Are we dealing with somebody that's jacked up on hormones?
Speaker 3: I mean again, I mean it's you know, or we
Speaker 3: have these kids on these other you know, medications that
Speaker 3: are severe and it's you know, it's it's become all
Speaker 3: too common and we're not looking at any possible direct connection.
Speaker 3: I think it ought to be looked into. I don't
Speaker 3: know the answer. I don't know the circumstances of each
Speaker 3: individual you know, involved in these shootings. But I do
Speaker 3: know that there's a way to prevent it. And the
Speaker 3: way to prevent it are trained, armed office in the
Speaker 3: classroom period, retired military, retired law enforcement. That's what I
Speaker 3: would do.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing. I took my son to school today,
Speaker 4: my adopted son, and he's in high school. Walked in
Speaker 4: the officers, one officer standing in the office. He does
Speaker 4: one person protect a whole high heat?
Speaker 3: He doesn't. The answer is he can't correct. We know,
Speaker 3: and you know it's a matter of proactive, reactive James
Speaker 3: in California, the United Socialist utopia of podcaster and Trump
Speaker 3: troller do nothing. Gavenooso, what's up, James?
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: How you doing well? I just I just have to
Speaker 1: say that, you know, you're always picking on California. California
Speaker 1: is a horrible place. California's got all these problems.
Speaker 4: Remember it's the giants.
Speaker 3: By the way. I live there. I lived there five years.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful state in terms of geography. Beautiful.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, well I live in southern California. I live in
Speaker 1: Orange County, California, to the city called.
Speaker 3: I know Orange County. Well, I lived in Santa Barbara.
Speaker 4: Great, well, I feel safe.
Speaker 1: I think the police do the good job they're they're
Speaker 1: handling homeless prosit the Orange County prosecutor, he prosecutes.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a series of questions. You want
Speaker 3: to defend California. Here you okay, you're perfectly fine paying
Speaker 3: the highest property taxes in the country. That's okay with you.
Speaker 1: Actually, I don't think we pay the highest property tax.
Speaker 3: No you do. I'm sorry, you're you're I'm sorry, You're
Speaker 3: you're happy paying the highest income taxes in the country.
Speaker 3: You have Prop thirteen, but not property taxes.
Speaker 1: Property tax?
Speaker 3: Okay, you're follow me. You're you're okay with paying the
Speaker 3: highest income taxes in the country, the highest sales taxes
Speaker 3: in the country, the highest gas taxes in the country.
Speaker 3: You're paying more than twice a per gallon. Then I
Speaker 3: pay my free state of Florida. You're okay with that.
Speaker 1: Do you have a sales tax?
Speaker 3: Okay? The highest sales tax in the country is California.
Speaker 3: The highest income taxes California, the highest gas taxes California.
Speaker 3: Why don't you just answer? Are you you're happy with that?
Speaker 3: You're okay with that? I mean you have some of
Speaker 3: the worst schools in the country. Your homeless problem is
Speaker 3: so out of control all over your state, and if
Speaker 3: you're not aware of it, you're not getting outside of
Speaker 3: where you live in Orange County. No, but you have
Speaker 3: some of the worst schools in the country. You pay
Speaker 3: tens of billions of dollars in services for illegal immigrants
Speaker 3: because you're a sanctuary state. Are you're okay with all
Speaker 3: of that?
Speaker 1: I never said I was okay with all that. I
Speaker 1: said where I live here in California and the place
Speaker 1: where I live in I'm very happy with that.
Speaker 3: Then stay there. Then don't leave. Hey, I wouldn't want
Speaker 3: you to bring you your crazy politics to my free
Speaker 3: state of Florida. Stay right where you are.
Speaker 1: How are we talking about politics? I never mentioned what
Speaker 1: I am or my politics.
Speaker 4: Are you just assuming okay?
Speaker 3: If you're okay with the highest sales taxes and gas taxes,
Speaker 3: and you're okay with some of the worst schools in
Speaker 3: the country, some of the worst crime mariats in the country,
Speaker 3: the highest homeless rate in the country. You have these
Speaker 3: outdoor drug dens all over southern and northern California. People
Speaker 3: shooting up in the streets. If you're okay with all
Speaker 3: of that, then you go stay there, don't move. Let
Speaker 3: me ask you, do you know anybody in the Pacific
Speaker 3: Palisades who's home burned to the ground?
Speaker 1: Actually? I do? I? Actually do?
Speaker 4: I actually do?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Let me ask you. Are you upset with your state
Speaker 3: that they don't practice the science of forestry and clear
Speaker 3: out the debris? Are you upset with the fact that
Speaker 3: homes could have been saved if the fire hydrants had
Speaker 3: water in them and the reservoir wasn't empty? Are you
Speaker 3: at all upset that eight months later, only one hundred
Speaker 3: of the a little over one hundred over the over
Speaker 3: the thirteen thousand people that lost their homes, they can't
Speaker 3: get a building permit. Are you happy with your government?
Speaker 1: Consider Pacific Palisades of forest okay?
Speaker 3: Well, Santa Ana wins and wildfires are predictable in your state,
Speaker 3: are they not?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir?
Speaker 3: And you know what fire so it's pretty incompetent. If
Speaker 3: it's predictable that you would need water in a fire
Speaker 3: hydrant and a reservoir, what doret you?
Speaker 1: But where I'm at, even in Orange County, fires are
Speaker 1: a thing.
Speaker 3: Why are you making excuses James, Why can't you just
Speaker 3: say it was government in competence not to have water
Speaker 3: in a fire hydrant and to have an empty reservoir
Speaker 3: when predictable fires with Santa Ana wins came. Why can't
Speaker 3: you say that's incompetent.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that's incompetent.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure, or you're sure. Are you sure it's incompetent,
Speaker 3: or are you're pretty sure?
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things going on in this state.
Speaker 3: Listen, do me a favor. Don't leave California. Don't question No,
Speaker 3: I don't want you to leave California. I want you
Speaker 3: to stay there. You stay there, and you suffer with
Speaker 3: the worst schools, the highest homeless rate, the highest income
Speaker 3: taxes in the country, the highest gas taxes in the country,
Speaker 3: the highest sales taxes in the country, the highest homeless population,
Speaker 3: all the crime, and the worst schools in the country.
Speaker 3: Stay where you are. You belong there, and you deserve
Speaker 3: the government you have. You deserve it, and you deserve
Speaker 3: empty fire hydrants, and you deserve an empty reservoir because
Speaker 3: you're not demanding the change needed for your state. Stay there,
Speaker 3: don't leave, don't budget ask.
Speaker 1: A question about your great state of Florida.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you want to ask?
Speaker 1: So you're gonna tell me there's no crime in your state,
Speaker 1: there's no badgess.
Speaker 3: Say there's no crime. But it's some of the lowest
Speaker 3: in the country by far.
Speaker 1: Drugs. There's no drugs. No.
Speaker 3: Florida has either number one or number two ranked schools
Speaker 3: of public schools in the country. Florida has no state
Speaker 3: income tax, very low taxes. The populations higher in Florida,
Speaker 3: and their budget is less than half the state of
Speaker 3: New York. And you have far better infrastructure. And I
Speaker 3: know because I lived in both locations. You don't have
Speaker 3: the homeless problem, of the gang problem anywhere near any
Speaker 3: of the states we're talking about, and a much better
Speaker 3: quality of life, and it's safer, more secure. They believe
Speaker 3: in law and they believe in order. But you stay
Speaker 3: in California, you know what, you deserve everything that happens
Speaker 3: to you out there, you do. All Right, that's going
Speaker 3: to wrap things up at today. We have full coverage
Speaker 3: of this Minneapolis shooting, how it's been politicized. Paul Morrow,
Speaker 3: Ari Fleischer, Tommy Laryn, Mary Katherine Ham, Tom Holman, Tonight,
Speaker 3: Scott Brown, Governor Glenn Youngkin, Horace Cooper, nine Eastern say
Speaker 3: a DVR on Fox. We'll see you tonight. Back here tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Thank you for making this show possible.
Speaker 4: Gotta hear Mark Simon tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Tend to New on sevent ten WR