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Speaker 3: This is the first time I could ever think where
Speaker 3: a major political party has sided with narco trafficking, murdering
Speaker 3: terrorist scum. You know, you play one of those clips
Speaker 3: from a Democrat who said, oh, there's no such thing
Speaker 3: as a narco terrorist. They're just narco persons. The ISIS
Speaker 3: and these narco terrorists in our hemisphere use the same tactics.
Speaker 3: They use rape as a weapon. They skin people alive,
Speaker 3: they cut off their heads, they burn them to death.
Speaker 3: These narco terrorists, if a politician opposes.
Speaker 1: Them, they kidnap their family.
Speaker 3: If they don't give them what they want, they murder
Speaker 3: their family. You can go to the border patrol here
Speaker 3: in the United States and you can say, draw me
Speaker 3: a map of the border, and on the Mexican side,
Speaker 3: tell me which cartel controls every inch of territory. And
Speaker 3: the border ations can literally say mile by mile, which
Speaker 3: cartel controls which section of the word. Not the Mexican government,
Speaker 3: they don't control it, which cartel. When President Trump decleared
Speaker 3: these organizations foreign terrorist organizations, that wasn't just a talking point,
Speaker 3: That wasn't just a buzzword. It was a promise, a
Speaker 3: promise from this president to use hard American power to
Speaker 3: kill and to stop these terrorists, these enemies of the
Speaker 3: United States, from killing our families, from killing our children,
Speaker 3: from taking over our communities.
Speaker 1: And that's what President Trump is doing, and that Democrats
Speaker 1: do not like it. One bid. Welcome, my friends to
Speaker 1: the Thursday edition of Post of These Rush, our fastest
Speaker 1: hour in American media. One of the things we will
Speaker 1: be talking about is the closed hearing. We're only hearing
Speaker 1: people's reaction to it. Of course, it was not televised.
Speaker 1: Carlos brilliantly pointed out, I don't see any video, no
Speaker 1: you no, it was classified hearing, and the Admiral there,
Speaker 1: Frank Mitch Bradley, testified behind closed doors. But it's clear.
Speaker 1: And there was a Democrat who's just up gassed and
Speaker 1: upset over the videos that show these strikes. And I'm
Speaker 1: looking to see if there are any videos from the
Speaker 1: same congressperson, Democrat with a similar in a similar state
Speaker 1: of anguish over people in this country whose lives have
Speaker 1: been taken by drugs or by the crimes that are
Speaker 1: associated with the international drug trade. Also in the news
Speaker 1: of this afternoon and today, a lot of news about Somalia,
Speaker 1: a lot of it, and I ill hand Omar wrote
Speaker 1: an op ed in the New York Times today. I
Speaker 1: didn't print it. I don't have it because I have
Speaker 1: so much other stuff. If you want, I'll get it tomorrow.
Speaker 1: But there are a few things that I do want
Speaker 1: to point out from that. You heard Steve Miller on
Speaker 1: these Narco terrorists. Let me just oh, the pipe bomber,
Speaker 1: the pipe bomber Washington, d C. The January sixth, there
Speaker 1: were the pipe bombers were put down on the fifth
Speaker 1: of January that year. Yeah, the day before the January
Speaker 1: sixth rallies at the RNC and at the DNC, and
Speaker 1: apparently good old shoe leather Brian Cole Junior from Woodbridge,
Speaker 1: Virginia has been arrested. There's not much being said about
Speaker 1: him right now, but apparently just good old investigative work
Speaker 1: by the DOJ has tracked this person down. He eluded,
Speaker 1: of course, authorities and law enforcement all throughout the Biden years,
Speaker 1: so I'm sure there will be more news concerning him.
Speaker 1: For those of you that are extremely interested in that
Speaker 1: a Navy admiral toll lawmakers today, there was no kill
Speaker 1: them all order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Let me
Speaker 1: stop right there and say there should be a full
Speaker 1: apology splashed across the pages of the Washington Post. There
Speaker 1: will not be. The Jeff Bezos Amazon Prime Washington Post
Speaker 1: will most likely not have a story. Yes, while you're
Speaker 1: looking like that it is you know you didn't know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the Jeff Bezos Whole Foods, Amazon Prime, Washington Post,
Speaker 1: he owns them all and whatever else. So yes, Amazon Prime,
Speaker 1: Washington Post, Whole Foods stuff. Yeah, anyway, they ran the
Speaker 1: story that said there was this kill them all business,
Speaker 1: even though they were told by the administration. It's not true.
Speaker 1: They did it on people who had knowledge of the meeting,
Speaker 1: they say, not even witnesses. It's just it shouldn't have
Speaker 1: run as a news story, but it did because it
Speaker 1: went hand in glove strange coincidence with the video from
Speaker 1: the Seditious Six, who were claiming that there were illegal
Speaker 1: orders that soldiers should obey, and our military should be
Speaker 1: disobeying illegal orders. It should be disobeyed. So it seems
Speaker 1: to me hand in part of a campaign. Perhaps perhaps
Speaker 1: he says that there was a story of what would
Speaker 1: appear to be if you believed it, perhaps in illegal order.
Speaker 1: But Admiral Frank Mitch Bradley today very clear no such
Speaker 1: give no quarter or kill them all order was ever
Speaker 1: given period. The order was. Now Democrats are complaining about.
Speaker 1: Washington State Representative Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the
Speaker 1: House Armed Services Committee, says the order was basically destroy
Speaker 1: the drugs and kill the eleven people on the boat.
Speaker 1: Basically two shirtless people clinging to the bow of capsizing
Speaker 1: an operator boat drifting into water. How many thousands of
Speaker 1: people have been drifting to their with their lives struck
Speaker 1: down by these drug cartels in America. How many thousands
Speaker 1: of deaths, and yet Democrats don't seem to give the
Speaker 1: same amount of tension to it. Tom Cotton said it's
Speaker 1: gratifying that the US military was taking the battle to
Speaker 1: the cartels. Other lawmakers, including a handful of Republicans, worry
Speaker 1: the campaign is pushing against the ground, the pushing against
Speaker 1: the bounds of laws that govern armed conflict. Speak up,
Speaker 1: boys and girls, identify yourself. Mike Turner of Ohio, Republican,
Speaker 1: one of the members of the House Armed Services Committee,
Speaker 1: said those on the committee are very concerned by the
Speaker 1: Pentagon's double tap strikes. Quite frankly, the many members have
Speaker 1: very much concerns as to whether or not the accuracy
Speaker 1: of what information is being used is to the level
Speaker 1: for us to even know what's happening in the area.
Speaker 1: The members are very very concerned. O Kay. Another Republican
Speaker 1: to tell us Republican North Carolina questioned whether the Defense
Speaker 1: Secretary Pete Hegseth where did he go when he said
Speaker 1: he left the room? Where did he go? Where did
Speaker 1: he go? I'll take it at face value right now.
Speaker 1: What Secretary hagg Sith said he said he wasn't there.
Speaker 1: He was busy doing other things. I would assume a
Speaker 1: part of the record was what were the other things
Speaker 1: that he was doing. This more important than the battle
Speaker 1: damage assessment on the first strike in the Caribbean. He said,
Speaker 1: he wants a detailed account of what the Defense secretary did.
Speaker 1: Thanks Tom North, Carolina. Mm hmm, okay, we've covered that
Speaker 1: top story, we covered the pipe bomb. We have other things.
Speaker 1: We have Somalia in the news. We have airports in
Speaker 1: the news. Yes, Carlos, we have airports. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: the clock. Let's squeeze this in real quick. Let's go
Speaker 1: to cut number fifteen and then fourteen.
Speaker 5: In a busy time, and again, the airports are gonna
Speaker 5: be packed, uh TSA lines, maybe a little longer, and
Speaker 5: as you're you might not be able to find a
Speaker 5: seat as you're buy your gate because of the number
Speaker 5: of flights that are going out or coming in. But
Speaker 5: I think we have to think about how do we
Speaker 5: do a better job, how do we, you know, maintain
Speaker 5: maybe some of that frustration we have as we travel
Speaker 5: this Thanksgiving season, Maybe we should say please and thank
Speaker 5: you to our pilots and to our to our flight attendants.
Speaker 5: I think again, I call this, uh just maybe dressing
Speaker 5: with some respect. Uh, you know, whether it's a pair
Speaker 5: of jeans and a and a and a decent shirt.
Speaker 5: I would encourage people to maybe dress a little better,
Speaker 5: which encourage us, encourages us to maybe behave.
Speaker 1: All a little better.
Speaker 5: Let's try not to wear slippers and in pajamas as
Speaker 5: we come to the airport. I think that's positive if we.
Speaker 1: And that, my friends, has set off a fewer a
Speaker 1: fury of anger around the country. In fact, he was
Speaker 1: at the cabinet meeting the other day and he said
Speaker 1: this at the cabinet meeting. This issue is boiling present
Speaker 1: lot of us.
Speaker 6: I fly commercially at fly back by the bathrooms.
Speaker 7: I don't know why that happens. It put me to back.
Speaker 6: You know, we've asked Americans to bring them by themselves,
Speaker 6: to bring us ability back to travel to see. Listen,
Speaker 6: let's say please and thank you when you know someone
Speaker 6: was pregnant on your flight and you're the strongest peed is,
Speaker 6: We'll pick up.
Speaker 5: The bag and help your cut it in.
Speaker 1: The overhead van.
Speaker 6: Must be nice to each other. It is what we've asked.
Speaker 6: Maybe not we're pajamas or slippers on the airplane.
Speaker 1: And I think it's been we see.
Speaker 6: Fairly well, and I think we all have a better
Speaker 6: travel experience when.
Speaker 8: We do that.
Speaker 1: Travelers were pajamas to air ports in protest protest at
Speaker 1: Washington Post. People are now pro they will protest their protest.
Speaker 1: They're protesting the Secretary of Transportation by purposely. Yes, carl
Speaker 1: this makes no sense, because the airlines give you sometimes
Speaker 1: pajamas so you can be more comfortable. They don't give
Speaker 1: you what airline is that I want to They give
Speaker 1: you slippers if your first class, if you if you
Speaker 1: business class, in the first class, they might give you
Speaker 1: some slippers. What airlines you know giving away pajamas? Hell,
Speaker 1: they don't even want to give you pop coin. They
Speaker 1: barely want to give you a drink of water. In fact,
Speaker 1: on some of these airlines you gotta pay for it. Oh,
Speaker 1: I can't get over this. Now you have protests people
Speaker 1: wearing pajamas.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, my afraid I can't believe it. Carlos you said
Speaker 1: that that secret transportation secretary. Well, by the way, I
Speaker 1: think it's the best transportation secretary we have ever had.
Speaker 1: What he's doing, modernizing the airlines in record time from
Speaker 1: digital from analog to digital. Also being very proactive about
Speaker 1: making sure the highway is a safe getting rid of
Speaker 1: these illegal commercial driver's license. Well, this guy's just amazing.
Speaker 1: But you said he needs to do what pick his fights?
Speaker 1: I think you said he needs to mind his business.
Speaker 1: Yeah that too, Yeah, that too, because because.
Speaker 9: He's missing around too much and he's going to find out.
Speaker 1: Okay. So, and then I heard from America's small caffeinated
Speaker 1: Mom who let me know that one of the very big,
Speaker 1: big big box retailers, one of the biggest in the world,
Speaker 1: as an airport casual section in the store, and that
Speaker 1: section is pj's. I said, I said, Hey, are they
Speaker 1: selling pajamas or are they just swowing those selling those
Speaker 1: ugly sweatpants? And she said, you know, the ugly ones.
Speaker 1: She said, they're selling pjs to go on the airport with. Now, look,
Speaker 1: I thought it was a little strange when I first
Speaker 1: saw it. Yeah I did, because here's the thing. If
Speaker 1: you're sitting in the cattle car section of the air
Speaker 1: the economy cattle car where you can barely move where
Speaker 1: if you have a laptop, forget about it. You can't
Speaker 1: even open your laptop fully anymore on one of these
Speaker 1: cattle car seats. If someone tries to move their seat back,
Speaker 1: they're crushing your knees. How many fights And I think
Speaker 1: one of the reasons that so much ugliness is happening
Speaker 1: with travel now is because of the way that airlines
Speaker 1: completely disrespect their customers. And I just it's been awful
Speaker 1: anybody that remembers what a light used to be like.
Speaker 1: And I wasn't even in the golden age of the
Speaker 1: airline business. I was in the you know, seventy eight.
Speaker 1: But flying has become ugly. I mean, these planes, they
Speaker 1: just it's just like them like cattle, pack him in
Speaker 1: like sardines unless you can pay for first class. And
Speaker 1: even first class isn't what it used to be now.
Speaker 1: If you're going to international and you have international first
Speaker 1: class with the beds and the little personal cabins, that well,
Speaker 1: that's kind of cool. Do you ever look up the
Speaker 1: price of those tickets? It's crazy. A lot of people saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll dress better when the service gets better, stop treating
Speaker 1: us like like like animals that are flying cargo. So
Speaker 1: I don't want to take some calls on this one Saturday.
Speaker 1: We'll be back. Don't Go Away. We still got to
Speaker 1: do Somali. Don't Go Away.
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Speaker 9: Can you shed any light on why the fraud got
Speaker 9: so out of control in Minnesota?
Speaker 10: I think what happened is that, you know, when you
Speaker 10: have these kind of new programs that are designed to
Speaker 10: help people, you're oftentimes relying on third parties to be
Speaker 10: able to facilitate. And I just think that a lot
Speaker 10: of the COVID programs that were set up, they were
Speaker 10: set up so quickly that a lot of the guardrails
Speaker 10: did not get created.
Speaker 1: I think when you have programs that have i'm a
Speaker 1: billions of dollars and they're set up so quickly job
Speaker 1: people that of course. Representative Ilhan Omarsh was on with
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Speaker 1: By the way, one more deal on this, this this,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take calls on this one Saturday. We we
Speaker 1: can't take calls now, too much to do in this
Speaker 1: quick hour. But Saturday we're gonna revisit this whole airport
Speaker 1: thing I mentioned to Uh yeah, calls, what you're gonna call,
Speaker 1: You're gonna call? I can't wait. Carlo says he's gonna call.
Speaker 1: Let's hold him to that, folks. Carlos said he's gonna
Speaker 1: call on Saturday. This is awesome. Look, I come on, folks,
Speaker 1: you've seen this in the summertime. You see some of
Speaker 1: these little Chicki pools get on the plane and their
Speaker 1: butt cheeks are all hanging out, and I always wonder
Speaker 1: how they gonna put How are they putting their butt
Speaker 1: cheeks on these seats? Ill number one, because they're they're
Speaker 1: they're their shorts are so high up they're almost they're
Speaker 1: almost belts. They're almost showing all the JJ, right, And
Speaker 1: so they go in and then they put their smear
Speaker 1: on the seats, on top of whoever's smear is already
Speaker 1: on the seats. You see people with their shoes off,
Speaker 1: with their stinky feet on people's arm rails, and there
Speaker 1: their feet all over the place. I'm just like, now, look,
Speaker 1: I've taken my own shoes off plane, but I have
Speaker 1: socks on. Now, I'm not walking through airports barefooted. Okay,
Speaker 1: nasty Or if I don't have socks on, I keep
Speaker 1: them in the shoes and just slip them out a
Speaker 1: little bit. I mean nasty, But you see nasty stuff
Speaker 1: on these airplanes, and I wonder how people America. Small
Speaker 1: cafeated mom says she's gonna consider wearing a handsmat suit
Speaker 1: the next time she has it's And now you have
Speaker 1: these people with their pj's, and you just have to wonder,
Speaker 1: can I just say the truth? You have to wonder
Speaker 1: about the funk underneath. You have to wonder, is it so?
Speaker 1: Lady Benedict and Sir Bruce were on like a World's
Speaker 1: Free over the summer. They just went all over the
Speaker 1: world and they came back and they were both like, ill, like,
Speaker 1: what do you think you got sick on the plane?
Speaker 1: It's a peatrie dish you're flying around in. And that's
Speaker 1: before yes, and that's before these people with their nasty
Speaker 1: attire and their half naked cells getting on planes. It's
Speaker 1: just disgusting. So when I first heard the Transportation Secretary say, hey,
Speaker 1: would you folks mind just like dressing and being nice
Speaker 1: stop yelling at people now again, I think part of
Speaker 1: the reason that people are so ticked off on airplanes
Speaker 1: is because it is a horrible experience. If you're in economy,
Speaker 1: it's horrible. And these airlines don't give one rats behind,
Speaker 1: you know, And then have you ever been on the
Speaker 1: airlines where you're the person I see? I've been two ways. Okay,
Speaker 1: I've been the person that used to be skinny and
Speaker 1: you're sitting in between two people that are not, and
Speaker 1: it's a really ugly experience. And then as I got older,
Speaker 1: I became one of the people that's not skinny, and
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for the skinny person sitting next to
Speaker 1: me in the middle seat because my blubber was hanging
Speaker 1: over part. You know, when you sit in that seat
Speaker 1: and you and you got it's disgusting. Nobody wants to
Speaker 1: be Nobody wants to be that close to somebody, especially
Speaker 1: if you don't know them. So these airline people, well,
Speaker 1: dress nice, Well damn it, make the flights nice again,
Speaker 1: and maybe people will dress nice. But I love I'm
Speaker 1: not criticizing the secretary. Okay, Somalia, we started with that. Now, folks,
Speaker 1: let me show you to what extent Democrats are going
Speaker 1: to the Attorney General of Minnesota, Keith Ellison. Now before
Speaker 1: I play this cut, in all fairness, Keith Ellison has
Speaker 1: prosecuted some of the fraud, a little bit of the fraud,
Speaker 1: but apparently there's more to that story and so on
Speaker 1: the floor of the legislative body out in Minnesota, Representative
Speaker 1: Harry Niska, who's the House floor leader, was speaking about
Speaker 1: the Attorney General's role and listen to the democratic reaction
Speaker 1: for him trying to get the truth out.
Speaker 7: Recently released audio recordings reveal conversations that happened between the
Speaker 7: Attorney General and individuals who were later implicated and in
Speaker 7: some cases convicted, in the Feeding Our Future scandal.
Speaker 1: In those recordings, the Attorney.
Speaker 11: General order Master, Speaker, stage your point of order Mason's
Speaker 11: one twenty four paragraph one, and debate members must confine
Speaker 11: remarks the questions of the body and avoid personalities. The
Speaker 11: debate here is not any individual, it is the policy
Speaker 11: in the amendment.
Speaker 7: Representative Niska, thank you, mister Speaker. The Attorney General was
Speaker 7: asked in those recordings to use his authority to protect
Speaker 7: businesses under investigation for wrongdoing and rather than distance himself
Speaker 7: or remain neutral to allow the legal process to unfold.
Speaker 7: He responded in those recordings, of course, I'm here to
Speaker 7: help point of parliamentary inquiry.
Speaker 11: Stage your point of parliamentary inquiry.
Speaker 1: Mister speaker.
Speaker 11: There was a point of order, and I didn't hear
Speaker 11: a ruling or any solution of the point of order?
Speaker 7: Was there a resolution to it?
Speaker 1: O re mind the body that there was no.
Speaker 7: Ruling made by the speaker as to the point of order.
Speaker 7: That was just stated Representative Niska.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister speaker.
Speaker 7: The Attorney general and those recordings even urged the individuals,
Speaker 7: let's go fight these people. He was offered campaign contributions
Speaker 7: during that meeting, contributions that he later accepted. The release
Speaker 7: of those audio recordings raises questions about what's going on
Speaker 7: in the Attorney General's office that go directly to the
Speaker 7: need to pass the legislation that we had previously debated.
Speaker 1: House File twenty.
Speaker 7: Although he has insisted that nothing came of the meeting,
Speaker 7: his office speak disclosure of closed investigation.
Speaker 1: The eleven will help ensure.
Speaker 7: That what happens behind closed doors in the Attorney General's
Speaker 7: office sees the light of day. We can protect people's
Speaker 7: privacy while shining a light on what the Attorney General's
Speaker 7: office is doing, who is influencing that office, whether it's
Speaker 7: those under a criminal investigation, nonprofits, corporations, or billionaires with
Speaker 7: political agendas. Because Minnesotans have a right to know when
Speaker 7: their Attorney General's office is working with them. Minnesotans have
Speaker 7: a right to know whether the Attorney general is telling
Speaker 7: the truth that nothing came of that meeting. That's why
Speaker 7: the A eleven is so important, all right.
Speaker 1: So Democrats did all they could to interrupt this story,
Speaker 1: the narrative of what happened with ag Ellison. And this
Speaker 1: needs to be looked at. In this scam where he's
Speaker 1: allegedly now I say allegedly audio recordings of him talking
Speaker 1: with some of the people that later were involved with
Speaker 1: this billion dollar scam and let's fight this thing together
Speaker 1: and took campaign donations from them needs to be looked at,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you say? But Democrats doing their best point of water.
Speaker 1: We're not supposed to mention his name. Why are you
Speaker 1: talking about a Democrat? Yes? Please, okay? Keith Ellison was
Speaker 1: on with Anderson Cooper recently asked if he would do
Speaker 1: anything different in this hole billion dollars. And this is
Speaker 1: just one scam. There are a bunch of scams in
Speaker 1: some that involve the community, members of the community, not
Speaker 1: the community members of the community out there in good
Speaker 1: old Minnesota.
Speaker 9: I do want to ask you about the fraud scandal.
Speaker 9: I mean, because the president's comments seen at least in
Speaker 9: part fuel by or he was talking about this fraud
Speaker 9: scandal that we mentioned earlier involving that charity called Feeding
Speaker 9: Our Future. The vast majority of these seventy defendants charged
Speaker 9: in the case were Somali. For perspective, those are nearly
Speaker 9: eighty thousand smallies in the state. How much I mean.
Speaker 9: Critics have said the state officials, including you and the governor,
Speaker 9: did not act fast enough or quickly enough to investigate
Speaker 9: charges against the Feeding Our Future, and didn't a little
Speaker 9: to flag their allegations to federal authorities. I know you
Speaker 9: said it was the federal government didn't move fast enough.
Speaker 9: Is there any is there something you wish you had
Speaker 9: done differently?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: We First of all, the Department of Education denied claims
Speaker 8: when they were when questionable claims were made about these meals,
Speaker 8: My office went to court explained that to the court.
Speaker 8: A judge actually found the department and could tip for
Speaker 8: denying claims. So yeah, and we cooperated fully and worked
Speaker 8: well with the FBI. We are we're glad that we took.
Speaker 1: The action that we did. All right, So, and as
Speaker 1: I said, his office did in all fairness, prosecute some
Speaker 1: of the fraustess. But that's not what's being alleged here.
Speaker 1: What's being alleged this at his office, he also worked
Speaker 1: with others. Need to get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 1: All right, the Obamacare stuff is starting to rise up too.
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer, House Floor Cut twelve. Here's Chuck, you is
Speaker 1: it in? Today?
Speaker 12: I'm announcing that Senate Democrats will introduce legislation for a
Speaker 12: clean three year extension of the current ACA tax credits.
Speaker 12: This is the bill, a clean three year extension of
Speaker 12: ACA tax credits that Democrats will bring to the floor
Speaker 12: of the Senate for a vote next Thursday, and every
Speaker 12: single Democrat will support it. Republicans have one week, okay,
Speaker 12: side where they stand?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, whatever Republicans blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: What's going on is that he wants a three year
Speaker 1: the way it is, let's just keep going and handing
Speaker 1: out these big dollars to insurance companies that are already
Speaker 1: filthy rich from this Obamacare ripoff that Democrats put in place.
Speaker 1: If the Affordable Care Act was so affordable, why does
Speaker 1: it need subsidies in the first place. Mike Lawler, and
Speaker 1: I have to admit here I had a need jerk
Speaker 1: reaction to this. Mike Lawler spoke New York Representative Mike
Speaker 1: Lawler with a group of others about there are thirty
Speaker 1: five bipartisan members of the House that are trying to
Speaker 1: work up a counter proposal in the House.
Speaker 13: This is what he said, Henry, and thank you to
Speaker 13: Josh and Jen for organizing this today. You know, it's
Speaker 13: very easy to vote. Know, it's very easy to say
Speaker 13: what you're against, and it's very easy to point the
Speaker 13: finger at the other side.
Speaker 14: It is a lot harder to do the work of legislating.
Speaker 14: And everybody here is committed to actually legislating on the
Speaker 14: issues that matter to the American people, on the issue
Speaker 14: of affordability, on the issue of addressing healthcare costs, housing costs,
Speaker 14: energy and fuel costs, and food and grocery costs. That
Speaker 14: is what the American people expect us to do. They
Speaker 14: expect us to work together in a bipartisan way to
Speaker 14: actually come up with solutions. And the reality is, if
Speaker 14: you want to make lasting change in this country, if
Speaker 14: you okay, okay.
Speaker 1: So that's what mich Laula says. He wants to do
Speaker 1: a bill with these Democrats and Republicans that actually does
Speaker 1: some reform. It's a two year bill instead of a
Speaker 1: three year bill and in it now. When I first
Speaker 1: heard he's working with Democrats, I said, Okay, he cave
Speaker 1: to Democrats. Again, after listening to the full sound bite,
Speaker 1: I changed my mind. That's not what he's doing. They're
Speaker 1: actually trying to come up with a solution. Part of
Speaker 1: the reforms that they want to do is address some
Speaker 1: of the concerns about these subsidies going to people that
Speaker 1: are pretty well off financially and yet being subsidized by
Speaker 1: people who are not who are not part of Obamacare.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 1: This thing does not have enough vote so far to
Speaker 1: even make it through the House, so this is going
Speaker 1: to be a contentious battle. We can re visit it
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact. Maybe I should try to
Speaker 1: get a hold of Mike Lawler actually talk about this stuff.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's in order if I can anyway. James Goldlan snurdly.
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Speaker 15: Network, tick don't come asking for your I'm at the
Speaker 15: County jel and I came here with my husband to
Speaker 15: pay some dead and there were ice agents outside and
Speaker 15: we didn't notice. And when we walked, when we were
Speaker 15: walking out of the county jail, they they were waiting
Speaker 15: right there in the corner and they just took him
Speaker 15: from me. And I'm asking for help.
Speaker 1: We have five kids. Neither flezo mean, the Democrats are
Speaker 1: gonna have a cow about this. The US Citizenship and
Speaker 1: Immigration Services is shortening how long work permits remain valid.
Speaker 1: You hear that if you have a work permit, they
Speaker 1: are shortening how long it will be valid. It's cut down.
Speaker 1: They're gonna cut it down from five years to eighteen months.
Speaker 1: Every eighteen months you'll have to reapply. And what they're
Speaker 1: saying is reducing the maximum maximum validity period for employment
Speaker 1: authorization will ensure that those seeking to work in the
Speaker 1: United States do not threaten public safety or promote anti
Speaker 1: American ideologies, say. After the attack on the National Guard
Speaker 1: service members by an alien who was admitted by the
Speaker 1: previous administration, is even more clear that there has to
Speaker 1: be more frequent vetting so democrats will of course have
Speaker 1: a cow. We gotta go right. May God bless protect
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