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Speaker 1: on full display over the weekend. Anxious to get your reaction.
Speaker 1: Three oh three seven one three eight two five five
Speaker 1: the number text d An five seven seven three nine, Ryan,
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to switch that music up
Speaker 1: to start the show today. A little Lee Greenwood is
Speaker 1: what I expected, but I'm sure that'll be the first
Speaker 1: bomb pride, because I think an awful lot of Americans
Speaker 1: felt a lot of pride this weekend. I know some
Speaker 1: were not happy, but I think probably vast majority, including
Speaker 1: many who would not admit it, maybe because of political
Speaker 1: affiliation and things are so polarized now, but felt an
Speaker 1: awful lot of pride because there is good versus evil
Speaker 1: in this world. Most of human history, all of human
Speaker 1: history right, has been an ongoing battle between good and evil.
Speaker 1: And that's what we saw over the weekend. And the
Speaker 1: people who flew these American bombers and executed that mission
Speaker 1: flawlessly from everything we can tell, there are people that
Speaker 1: we should all be proud of, and I think the
Speaker 1: vast majority of Americans are the people who built those planes,
Speaker 1: the people who put the ordinances together, everybody involved, you know,
Speaker 1: I think Americans take a lot of pride in and
Speaker 1: the regime that was targeted in a very precise kind
Speaker 1: of way. But from everything we can tell, effective and
Speaker 1: certainly important is evil. I mean, that's just evil on
Speaker 1: the face of the earth. There's no difference. And if
Speaker 1: there were horns and tails and hoofs and all of that,
Speaker 1: that's just Satan on earth. Not the Iranian people, who
Speaker 1: you know. I haven't been there, but certainly every Iranian
Speaker 1: I've known has been wonderful, and that's what you normally
Speaker 1: hear people say. But there is evil in the world,
Speaker 1: and that regime is just raw evil. So proud to
Speaker 1: be an American, as I've been talking about for weeks, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, we are far from out of the woods.
Speaker 1: Evil does not go down without a fight. And the
Speaker 1: thought today that this and performative is the right word
Speaker 1: right for what we saw over Qatar, that's performative. But
Speaker 1: I don't believe that's the Iranian response I think the
Speaker 1: response from this evil regime is going to come in
Speaker 1: multiple other ways, with plausible deniability built in. I think
Speaker 1: the actions we're going to see, and I pray I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: but I think the actions that at least are being planned,
Speaker 1: Let's say, our actions that are going to be designed
Speaker 1: to have enough about them to want to cause the
Speaker 1: administration and the American people to think they're likely from Iran,
Speaker 1: but with enough separation that it may be difficult to
Speaker 1: act on it. I think that's the intent of this
Speaker 1: evil Iranian regime and their evil allies, right. I mean,
Speaker 1: you look around the world, and I know we tend
Speaker 1: to focus too much on the bad and not enough
Speaker 1: on the good because the bad poses the threat. And
Speaker 1: so you know, you look around the world and obviously
Speaker 1: you know you've got an ally evil in Iran, has
Speaker 1: an ally with evil in Russia, etc. And so access
Speaker 1: of evil, right, was the term that I believe Bush
Speaker 1: used back in the day, maybe Reagan as well. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think this is over with Iran. But I
Speaker 1: think President Trump did the right thing, had to do
Speaker 1: the right thing. We're fortunate he did the right thing,
Speaker 1: and I think it's going to pay benefits way beyond
Speaker 1: what we're focused on right now. Obviously, our great ally
Speaker 1: Israel deserves that support, our own nation threatened by an
Speaker 1: Iranian nuclear program in a very direct way. But there's
Speaker 1: going to be as I was talking about last week,
Speaker 1: this related benefit in terms of the President's ability to
Speaker 1: make peace. And that's what he is. He is a
Speaker 1: peace maker and his ima has always been peace through strength,
Speaker 1: and he's been very effective with it. But as I
Speaker 1: was talking about last week, and you've seen it, right,
Speaker 1: he has now had both you know, Putin, and I
Speaker 1: do not put Putin and Selenski in the same boat
Speaker 1: at all. I mean, Putin is the evil aggressor Ukraine
Speaker 1: is the victim. But both Putin and Zelensky to a
Speaker 1: certain extent, have given Trump the middle finger when it
Speaker 1: comes to his peacemaking efforts. And again the criticism goes
Speaker 1: to Putin, but that's the reality. And so you know,
Speaker 1: President Trump had good reason to wonder whether you know,
Speaker 1: his peace through strength approach was going to work in
Speaker 1: this second term, and people forgotten about Solomany, etc. But
Speaker 1: certainly this very necessary action, well executed that the President
Speaker 1: commanded over the weekend should help restore some of that
Speaker 1: peace through strength leverage, because he is a peacemaker. There's
Speaker 1: no doubt about that. You look at his record. It's
Speaker 1: been very effective, and I think this will be a
Speaker 1: big step in the right direction, but far from the end.
Speaker 1: And again I literally pray I'm wrong, but I think
Speaker 1: I think the US is going to probably suffer. It'll
Speaker 1: suffer at tax. Unfortunately, in all likelihood, attacks on the
Speaker 1: soil very possible with the many How many was it,
Speaker 1: I think it was over a thousand right Iranian nationals
Speaker 1: who were actually stopped at the southern border, many according
Speaker 1: to reports I've seen led into the country anyway. But
Speaker 1: for every one of those who had stopped, imagine how
Speaker 1: many weren't even stopped. So it's it's absolutely necessary to
Speaker 1: think right now that there are probably lots of lone
Speaker 1: Wolve sleeper sales, Iranian sleeper sales, et cetera in the
Speaker 1: United States right now, and to think there are not
Speaker 1: going to be any kind of attacks, I think would
Speaker 1: be unfortunately unrealistic. Three or three seven, three eight, two
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Speaker 1: But again, unequivocally, the president needed to do what he
Speaker 1: did I'm glad he did what he did. And then
Speaker 1: the question is do you want him to do more?
Speaker 1: Do you believe do you believe that regime change is
Speaker 1: now necessary for this ten successfully? Obviously Mark Levin does.
Speaker 1: And I've interviewed Mark many times. They'll try to get
Speaker 1: him on on this, but Mark Levin believes that regime
Speaker 1: change is necessary, or to paraphrase, all of this is
Speaker 1: kind of wasted. Are you in that camp? I am not,
Speaker 1: but but Mark Levin smart guy, and I've enjoyed my
Speaker 1: conversations with him over the years. I'll be anxious to
Speaker 1: get his take, so we'll work on getting him on.
Speaker 1: But if you're in that camp, would love to hear
Speaker 1: from me. I'd love to hear for me, no matter
Speaker 1: what camp you're in. And as we look forward right now,
Speaker 1: but I am optimistic that this GOTSI GOTSI really well executed.
Speaker 1: No leaks, right, Ryan, I mean, and that is a
Speaker 1: true test. Even back when there was all that signal chat,
Speaker 1: signal app controversy stuff, people could see there was a
Speaker 1: high level of competence in how the administration was executing.
Speaker 1: In that case, the attack on the Hohoties and so
Speaker 1: so impressed. No leaks there whatsoever, which means they didn't
Speaker 1: tell any Democrats, right, must have not told any elected democrats.
Speaker 1: I think before Americans were out of Iranian airspace three
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Speaker 1: lots to talk about. Lots of hot sound on that
Speaker 1: front as well. And do you think this will help
Speaker 1: right now? I mean, you know, we've got thirty different
Speaker 1: things under this umbrella, but one of those I'm really
Speaker 1: interested in is whether this will now help, you know,
Speaker 1: to negotiate a piece in Ukraine, because once Trump has
Speaker 1: that mad dog factor back. And I say that in
Speaker 1: the kind of clinical sense, because he is a person
Speaker 1: very much in control. I mean, it's like I told
Speaker 1: you that story, right. That was at a Corey Gardner
Speaker 1: fundraiser and Lindsey Graham was there and he was talking
Speaker 1: about this was in the past and not in the
Speaker 1: current campaign, though it'd be nice to see Corey run
Speaker 1: for something, right, But anyway, Lindsey Graham was talking about
Speaker 1: how he was riding in the back of the car
Speaker 1: with Trump and they were on the way to play
Speaker 1: golf and Trump showed him this tweet that he was
Speaker 1: about to send out and Lindsey Graham said, oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you misspelled that word. And Trump said, I know, I
Speaker 1: mean he misspelled on purpose. Right, So a president Trump
Speaker 1: cultivates this unpredictable, you know, mad dog kind of factor,
Speaker 1: which can be extraordinarily effective in deterring evil enemies. But
Speaker 1: I think he's a person very very much in control
Speaker 1: and as you can see from the operational security here,
Speaker 1: the way it was executed, et cetera. So lots to
Speaker 1: talk about, anxious to get your take, We'll start with
Speaker 1: calls and text three h three someone three eight two
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Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 2: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Thank you my friend. Dat music. It's amazing right how
Speaker 1: it works at the mind, just like transported me back
Speaker 1: to how old Joe Bench four years old for four
Speaker 1: driving him to his priests and we'd be blaring that song.
Speaker 1: After nine to eleven. We'd have those little plastic flags,
Speaker 1: remember you'd attached to the window and then roll up
Speaker 1: your windows and they'd stay there and we'd be singing
Speaker 1: that kind of on a loop. So we drove this
Speaker 1: seven or eight minutes to preschool each day. But in
Speaker 1: any case, a lot of people very proud should be
Speaker 1: of the Americans who executed that mission this weekend and
Speaker 1: the administration President Trump just releasing this this tweet. Congratulations
Speaker 1: to everyone. It has been fully agreed by and between
Speaker 1: Israel and Iran that there will be a complete and
Speaker 1: total cease fire approximately six hours from now, when Israel
Speaker 1: and Iran have wound down and completed their in progress
Speaker 1: final missions, for twelve hours, at which point the war
Speaker 1: will be considered ended officially, Iran will start the ceasefire,
Speaker 1: and upon the twelfth hour, Israel will start the ceasefire,
Speaker 1: and upon the twenty fourth hour, an official end to
Speaker 1: the twelve day war will be saluted by the world.
Speaker 1: During each cease fire, the other side will remain peaceful
Speaker 1: and respectful on the assumption that everything works as it should,
Speaker 1: which it will. I would like to congratulate both countries,
Speaker 1: Israel and Iran, on having the stamina, courage, and intelligence
Speaker 1: to end what should be called the Twelve Day War.
Speaker 1: This is a war that could have gone on for
Speaker 1: years and destroyed the entire Middle East, but it didn't
Speaker 1: and never will God bless Israel, God bless Iran, God
Speaker 1: bless the Middle East, God bless the United States of America,
Speaker 1: and God bless the world. Donald J. Trump, President of
Speaker 1: the United States of America. So that just from the President,
Speaker 1: good news. I think what you can read into that, right,
Speaker 1: is that with American help over the weekend, Israel, which
Speaker 1: has operated magnificently throughout this entire mission, that Israel has
Speaker 1: accomplished enough to end it at this point, right, because
Speaker 1: Israel is total dominance, total dominance of the air, total
Speaker 1: dominance of this war. And so that's that's what I
Speaker 1: take from this. And great job, great job by Israel,
Speaker 1: tremendous job by the United States coordinating with Israel to
Speaker 1: do the certain things over the weekend that only the
Speaker 1: US could do. And you know, mission accomplished. For now.
Speaker 1: This this is never going to end, right as long
Speaker 1: as these evil iatolas and mula's are in power. But
Speaker 1: for now, you know, an awful lot has been accomplished.
Speaker 1: Three or three seven one three eight two five five
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Speaker 1: first question I ask myself, and then we'll go to
Speaker 1: the phone lines, is does this change for me the analysis,
Speaker 1: the somber unfortunate analysis. I started the show with that
Speaker 1: we will see Iran hit back, and we'll see it
Speaker 1: in such a way that there's quote plausible deniability, but
Speaker 1: the Iatolas will want Trump to know, want Trump to
Speaker 1: think it was them, but not have enough to go
Speaker 1: on in terms of punishing around for it. I still
Speaker 1: do believe that's going to happen, and I believe that's
Speaker 1: going to happen because of the evil nature of the regime.
Speaker 1: But let's hope I'm wrong. Let's hope I'm wrong. Three
Speaker 1: out three seven three eight two five five text d
Speaker 1: A N five seven seven three nine. No more appropriate
Speaker 1: place to start the conversation this afternoon than Loveland, Colorado,
Speaker 1: because the President's tweet announcing the ceasefire certainly full of love. Chris,
Speaker 1: You're on the Dane capitalis so welcome.
Speaker 3: Hey Dan, how are you doing, sir?
Speaker 1: Live in the dream, my friend? How about you?
Speaker 3: Same thing? Great place to live in my friend.
Speaker 1: Marriage is awesome. Yeah, well that is for sure, and
Speaker 1: Loveland's pretty darn could.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's beautiful up here. Hey. You know, I've just
Speaker 3: been thinking about all this and since Iran thing, and
Speaker 3: we I think we really need to watch our sixes. Now,
Speaker 3: we need to watch what's around us because just like
Speaker 3: you're saying, there's so many sleep here that you wouldn't
Speaker 3: even realize it. Oh yeah, yeah, I think now is
Speaker 3: the time that, like you're saying, they're going to try
Speaker 3: and hit back and they're going to make it. Well,
Speaker 3: it wasn't us, you know, and you know that type
Speaker 3: of thing.
Speaker 1: Amen to that. You are right on target there, Chris.
Speaker 1: They appreciate the call. I want to try to get
Speaker 1: everybody in three or three someone three eight two five
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Speaker 1: and you know the other dangerous scenario. And again I
Speaker 1: preface all of this with Trump did the right thing,
Speaker 1: He did the necessary thing. He did it extremely well.
Speaker 1: Obviously the military executed it extremely well. But it took
Speaker 1: a very gutsy president to order up the mission, and
Speaker 1: so it beyond the obvious value of whatever degree of
Speaker 1: damage was done to Around's nuclear program. And I trust
Speaker 1: it was a lot. I trust what Trump says on this,
Speaker 1: and it makes sense that it was a lot. The
Speaker 1: fact is it took a lot of guts to order
Speaker 1: the mission of many presidents would have. So we're fortunate
Speaker 1: to have Trump, but we have to be realistic, right
Speaker 1: about the nature of the evil that was struck, and
Speaker 1: also the other evil out there, much of it aligned
Speaker 1: with the evil in the Iranian regime. But here's the point.
Speaker 1: You know that we have this ongoing danger from the
Speaker 1: regime were acting with what they consider to be plausible deniability.
Speaker 1: But we also have the danger of other evil enemies
Speaker 1: now acting against us interest, be it abroad or at home,
Speaker 1: hoping that it then gets blamed on Iran. So it's
Speaker 1: a dangerous time. But you look at all the brave people,
Speaker 1: all the great presidents who stood up in American history
Speaker 1: to take on evil, and taking on evil creates its
Speaker 1: own danger, and to think otherwise would be infantile. Obviously,
Speaker 1: you take on an evil, it's going to create its
Speaker 1: own danger, but you measure it out and you properly
Speaker 1: conclude that the danger of not taking on evil as
Speaker 1: far greater as it certainly is in this case. So
Speaker 1: kudos to the President. But I don't think we're out
Speaker 1: of the woods at this point. Three all three someone
Speaker 1: three eight two five five text d A N five
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Speaker 1: of the woods completely right, that that's just not the
Speaker 1: nature of life on this earth. There's always going to
Speaker 1: be evil on this earth, and then you hope that
Speaker 1: we and other good people will continue to rise up
Speaker 1: against evil and fight it and win. But it's never
Speaker 1: going to be completely eradicated in this life. It's just
Speaker 1: our job to take it on and combat it as
Speaker 1: best we can. Dad, any terrorist attack by Iranian proxies
Speaker 1: will be considered a direct attack by Iron itself. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: there is no plausible deniability anymore. I agree with the
Speaker 1: texture in the sense that this administration is very wise
Speaker 1: and sophisticated and and will not, if at all possible,
Speaker 1: allow Iran to get away with any proxy type at tax.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, at a certain point, you know,
Speaker 1: some of these evil missions can be executed in such
Speaker 1: a way that there's no clear link, and then what
Speaker 1: happens in that case we'll find out. Together. Let's hope
Speaker 1: I'm wrong on all of this and none of this
Speaker 1: even happens. Dan, I'm still not a fan of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump the man, but he made America great again this weekend.
Speaker 1: That from No Code, Dan, thank you, no Coe, And
Speaker 1: I would bet that there are an awful lot of
Speaker 1: people who feel that way, a lot of people who
Speaker 1: vote Democrat, etc. I mean, I was at a wedding
Speaker 1: this weekend in Milwaukee for my nephew, my sister's boy. Wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful guy. We've tried a case together. He worked at
Speaker 1: our law firm for years. He's a great try lawyer.
Speaker 1: And you know, like I said before, I think I
Speaker 1: don't think there's a single relative outside of Colorado who
Speaker 1: is a Republican. I think everybody's Democrat, right, but they're
Speaker 1: all and I was with a large group of such folks.
Speaker 1: I doubt there were five Republicans at this very large
Speaker 1: wedding back in Milwaukee. But the Democrats in my family
Speaker 1: and other Democrats I know, like Midway Democrats, the vast
Speaker 1: majority are extremely patriotic and likely very proud of this
Speaker 1: mission this weekend, but would never want to credit Trump
Speaker 1: for it. And that's part of how President Trump got
Speaker 1: elected twice, Right, is Democrats voting for him who would
Speaker 1: never admit they voted for him. Dan, how do we
Speaker 1: get rid of police in Johnston? Well, governor of Colorado
Speaker 1: is term limited. I think he has his eye on
Speaker 1: that Senate seat, whether he's going to try to force
Speaker 1: hicking Looper out or wait until Bennett's opened up. I
Speaker 1: don't see him just you know, drifting off into private life.
Speaker 1: I think he just loves the yes man thing and
Speaker 1: all of that way too much for that three or three.
Speaker 1: He's someone three eight two five five Johnston. He's going
Speaker 1: to have to get voted out at some point. Here,
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Speaker 1: to the ceasefire.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Our objective was a destruction of Iran's nuclear inrichment capacity
Speaker 4: and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the
Speaker 4: world's number one state sponsor of terror.
Speaker 1: Tonight, I can report to the.
Speaker 4: World that the strikes were a spectacular military success. Iran's
Speaker 4: key nuclear and Richmond facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. Iran,
Speaker 4: the bully of the Middle East, must now make peace.
Speaker 4: If they do not, future attacks would be far greater
Speaker 4: and a lot easier.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I love that statement on Saturday, and now get
Speaker 1: in your reaction to everything, including the ceasefire the President
Speaker 1: just announced between Israel and Iran. It's a funny term
Speaker 1: for it, right, but when Israel's been so dominant, and
Speaker 1: I understand that Israel has suffered a lot as around
Speaker 1: has shot missiles aimed at civilian population's hospitals, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But in terms of who's actually winning the war in
Speaker 1: every measurable way, clearly Israel has with the absolutely key
Speaker 1: assist from the US on Saturday night, and more than
Speaker 1: just an assist, right major commitment from the President and
Speaker 1: our troops. So I want to read this again just
Speaker 1: because it's important news and it's just so unusual right
Speaker 1: and unique to this president tweet just a short time
Speaker 1: ago from the President, Congratulations to everyone. It has been
Speaker 1: fully agreed by in between Israel and Iran that there
Speaker 1: will be a complete and total cease fire in approximately
Speaker 1: six hours from now, when Israel and Iran have wound
Speaker 1: down and completed their in progress final missions for twelve hours,
Speaker 1: at which point the war will be considered ended officially,
Speaker 1: Iran will start the cease fire, and upon the twelfth hour,
Speaker 1: Israel will start the cease fire, and upon the twenty
Speaker 1: fourth hour, an official end to the twelve day war
Speaker 1: will be saluted by the world. During each season, the
Speaker 1: other side will remain peaceful and respectful on the assumption
Speaker 1: that everything works as it should, which it will. I
Speaker 1: would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran on
Speaker 1: having the stamina, courage, and intelligence and what should be
Speaker 1: called the Twelve Day War. This is a war that
Speaker 1: could have gone on for years and destroyed the entire
Speaker 1: Middle East, but it didn't and never will. God bless Israel,
Speaker 1: God bless Iran, God bless the Middle East, God bless
Speaker 1: the United States of America, and God bless the world.
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump, President of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: So yeah, a lot of positives. I think we just
Speaker 1: have to be realistic, right that no matter how well
Speaker 1: the President, to the military, the United States Israel execute,
Speaker 1: you still have the reality of evil in power in Iran.
Speaker 1: We can obviously considerably and hopefully hopefully to the point
Speaker 1: that the people of Iran can successfully overthrow the regime,
Speaker 1: though I have no way of knowing from the outside
Speaker 1: whether that's feasible at this point. But I do think,
Speaker 1: unfortunately that there's a high, high high chance that there
Speaker 1: will be Iranian sleeper selves, lone wolves, et cetera, attacks
Speaker 1: on American interest here and abroad, and hope I am
Speaker 1: wrong about that. If those do occur. I won't change
Speaker 1: my mind about the necessity of what President Trump had
Speaker 1: to do, right, because we all know there is risk
Speaker 1: in every action that's taken against evil. There's simply more
Speaker 1: risk in not taking the action against evil in a
Speaker 1: case like this. So let's continue to get to some
Speaker 1: of that hot take sound. There's been so much of
Speaker 1: it over the weekend. I want to get to some
Speaker 1: of the opponents as well, because that affects what happens
Speaker 1: going forward, right, how the Democratic Party handles this, and
Speaker 1: how the voters that all the Democratic Party. Here's Bernie, and.
Speaker 2: I want to tell you something.
Speaker 5: Not only is this news that I've just heard the
Speaker 5: second alarming that all of you have just heard, but
Speaker 5: it is so grossly unconstitutional. All of you know is
Speaker 5: that the only entity they can take this country to
Speaker 5: wall is the US Congress. The president does.
Speaker 2: Not have the right.
Speaker 1: You know what an actor this guy's Yeah, and people
Speaker 1: talk about Reagan as the actor Ryan. He had to know. Hey,
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders has a lot of horrible ideas, etcetera. But
Speaker 1: he had to know that every word coming out of
Speaker 1: his mouth was false. Right, But he doesn't care about
Speaker 1: that wild So let's get this straight. The commander in
Speaker 1: chief doesn't have the right to execute a mission like that,
Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, try bringing that argument before any court,
Speaker 1: before the US Supreme Court, they would laugh you there.
Speaker 1: Try bringing that argument before the voters. Yeah, the use
Speaker 1: of force authorized after nine to eleven, that's still in effect,
Speaker 1: and this mission squarely fit that. And so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but the Democrats are going to do it. The Democrats
Speaker 1: are going to do right, and that's going to continue
Speaker 1: to help Trump as it almost always does. And what
Speaker 1: you just heard in that sound was from Saturday night
Speaker 1: as the news broke during the Sanders rally, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure there had to be a tremendous feeling of impotence
Speaker 1: in that crowd, including with Bernie Sanders, right because and
Speaker 1: part of that frustration of his I'd say maybe ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent of it is that he knew instantly that
Speaker 1: this was going to help Trump, and this was going
Speaker 1: to help the Republicans, and this was going to hurt
Speaker 1: the Democrats. I think that was you know, I hope
Speaker 1: that's the reason he was so angry, and it was
Speaker 1: one of the reasons I was so happy, right, is
Speaker 1: this is a very justified, beautifully executed military mission that
Speaker 1: is also going to help the good guys and gils politically,
Speaker 1: not that you know, I spend my entire life devoted
Speaker 1: to Red Jersey over Blue Jersey. That's never been the point.
Speaker 1: The point has been right over wrong. And I was
Speaker 1: a Democrat for many, many, many years, and I just
Speaker 1: followed the truth and followed the facts to the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: Now because the Republican Party's perfect, It obviously isn't. But
Speaker 1: if you're looking for a vehicle that can accomplish good
Speaker 1: and stop bad, there's nothing like it on the face
Speaker 1: of the earth. Where else are you going to go?
Speaker 1: I'm talking about in a political sense, now, faith wise,
Speaker 1: I go to my Catholic faith. If you're talking about
Speaker 1: politically and you're talking about an operation that can actually
Speaker 1: go out there and win elections and you know, stop
Speaker 1: bad things from happening and stop bad people from getting elected. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, the Republican Party is a place to be.
Speaker 1: It has a long way to go, a lot of
Speaker 1: room for improvement. But what other entity on the face
Speaker 1: of the earth can accomplish that? Yeah? Three or three
Speaker 1: someone three eight two five ours? So you bet, you
Speaker 1: bet one of the reasons I celebrated on Saturday night. First,
Speaker 1: you know, the successful mission, the safety of our troops,
Speaker 1: the lives that will be saved by that mission, the
Speaker 1: way it'll help the future security of the US. But
Speaker 1: part of that is, yes, helping Republicans defeat Democrats. So
Speaker 1: I'll bet at least ninety nine percent of Bernie's anger
Speaker 1: came from that. If it didn't, then it I don't know.
Speaker 1: Did it come from not wanting to unharmed it. Did
Speaker 1: it come from some genuine belief that the president had
Speaker 1: exceeded his legal authority? I don't think so. All right,
Speaker 1: Love to get your texts, love to get your calls.
Speaker 1: Somebody get it to some more text here. First, I've
Speaker 1: got to get to where is that John Brennan sound?
Speaker 1: We had to order up some John Brennan sound because
Speaker 1: he continues to be very, very frustrated with the President,
Speaker 1: which is always so good to hear, because Brennan, you
Speaker 1: think of the harm he's done and the way Trump
Speaker 1: exposed him.
Speaker 6: Bordeaux was prohibited from enriching uranium until twenty thirty, and
Speaker 6: so Trump's decision to tear up that agreement and to
Speaker 6: abandon it the Iranians word.
Speaker 1: Hearing to it, you know, I said, oh lord, You've
Speaker 1: just got to listen to stuff like that, just to
Speaker 1: again fully appreciate the magnitude of importance to the future
Speaker 1: of this nation for like centuries from Donald Trump getting
Speaker 1: this second term. Imagine guys like Brennan still having power.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, what he leaves out of that is
Speaker 1: under the deal Obama and the Left negotiated, Iran was
Speaker 1: going to get a nuke. Iran was going to get
Speaker 1: a nuke at the same time it was promising to
Speaker 1: wipe Israel off the face of the earth. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they always seem to leave that detail out. Three or
Speaker 1: three someone three eight two five five the number text
Speaker 1: d A N five seven seven three nine. I want
Speaker 1: to focus on a few things with you when we
Speaker 1: come back. You know, this moment has such important historical
Speaker 1: importance no matter what happens in the future, and I
Speaker 1: think the chance of the future being better because of
Speaker 1: this mission over the weekend and what our great Ali
Speaker 1: Israel has accomplished is virtually certain that we're going to
Speaker 1: have a much better future because of this. But I
Speaker 1: want to zero in on this. Do you agree with
Speaker 1: Mark Levin that there needs to be regime change now
Speaker 1: or that all of this is for not I don't
Speaker 1: but do you I want to zero in on that.
Speaker 1: What do you think the effect on the political landscape
Speaker 1: is going to be any effect on Colorado because, believe
Speaker 1: it or not, nobody seems to care or pay attention.
Speaker 1: But we are in the middle of two active, big
Speaker 1: races in Colorado for both governors and US Senate. You're
Speaker 1: on the Dan Capla.
Speaker 2: Show and now back to the Dankaplass Show podcast.
Speaker 7: Congratulations President Trump. Your bold decision to target Iran's nuclear
Speaker 7: facilities with the awesome and righteous mind of the United
Speaker 7: States will change history. An Operation Rising Line Israel has
Speaker 7: done truly amazing things, but in tonight's action against Iran's
Speaker 7: nuclear facilities, America has been truly unsurpassed. It has done
Speaker 7: what no other country on Earth could do.
Speaker 1: Well said three or three seven, three eight two five
Speaker 1: five the number text d an five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 1: If there's time in this segment, I'll read the entire
Speaker 1: tweet from President Trump announcing the ceasefire, just because it's
Speaker 1: important and so intriguing and wanted to make sure you
Speaker 1: knew about this news. On another front. Today, Supreme Court
Speaker 1: allows Trump administration to swiftly deport migrants to third countries.
Speaker 1: Reading the Wall Street Journal version, Justice has paused a
Speaker 1: lower court decision that required the administration to give meaningful
Speaker 1: notice before sending people to countries they are not from.
Speaker 1: The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for the
Speaker 1: Trump administration to swiftly deport migrants, including a group of
Speaker 1: men bound for South Sudan, to countries they aren't from.
Speaker 1: The Court's conservative majorities state a lower court order that
Speaker 1: said individuals said to be deported to third countries must
Speaker 1: be giving meaningful notice of their intended destinations, allowing them
Speaker 1: time to raise objections. A Trump administration, which had asked
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court to intervene, argued a trial judge, has
Speaker 1: it improperly interfered with the president's authority over foreign affairs?
Speaker 1: So important ruling in favor of the Trump administration today,
Speaker 1: I do have to think that obviously an announced goal
Speaker 1: of the Trump immigration plant this point, the securing of
Speaker 1: the southern border check, you know, just a stunning success,
Speaker 1: but part of the goal now in removing those here ilegally,
Speaker 1: certainly the focus being on those here, I legally have
Speaker 1: committed other crimes. Has been on getting people to self deport. Ryan,
Speaker 1: I have to believe this decision of the US Supreme
Speaker 1: Court today, And this isn't like a final opinion they
Speaker 1: issue at the end of the whole case. You know,
Speaker 1: there's they don't write anything up here. They just issue
Speaker 1: an order that puts on hold the lower court orders
Speaker 1: so the administration can keep doing what it was doing.
Speaker 1: It's not a guarantee the administration will win eventually, but
Speaker 1: it's a pretty darn good sign. Ryan. I have to
Speaker 1: think this will be an enormous help to the Trump
Speaker 1: administration effort to convince people to self deport because this
Speaker 1: order today is about the ability of the administration to
Speaker 1: send people to a country they are not from. And
Speaker 1: I have to think there are an awful lot of
Speaker 1: people who came here for Country A who are thinking, oh, man,
Speaker 1: if there's a real chance I might be sent to
Speaker 1: Country C, right, I'm going home to Country A.
Speaker 2: That would be their choice.
Speaker 8: At this point, he's offered them a pretty sweet plum
Speaker 8: deal to self deport. You know, the thousand dollars, the
Speaker 8: plane ticket, you know, ticket to ride go ahead and
Speaker 8: get out. That's fine, And in that case, you can
Speaker 8: try to come back legally and restart the process and
Speaker 8: do it the right way and have that peace of
Speaker 8: mind and maybe become an American citizen, and that.
Speaker 1: Would be great.
Speaker 8: My bigger issue, Dan, I'm glad to go to step
Speaker 8: in here, And of course it was along the ideological
Speaker 8: line six three.
Speaker 2: That we expect.
Speaker 8: But we cannot have these one off judges everywhere, everywhere
Speaker 8: like San Francisco, New York, d c. These liberal enclaves
Speaker 8: stepping in and opposing and obstructing every single executive action
Speaker 8: by the commander in chief, by the President of the
Speaker 8: United States, duly elected by the American people. These judges
Speaker 8: and districts that are appointed, they don't represent the American people.
Speaker 8: And I just wish Chief Justice Roberts would step in
Speaker 8: and put an end of this crap.
Speaker 1: Well, they've teed that up, as you know, they've teed
Speaker 1: that up in the birthright citizenship citizenship case, where right
Speaker 1: now they're more focused on the issue Ryan just talked about,
Speaker 1: which is, you know, what are the proper limits or
Speaker 1: lack thereof on an individual district court order? In other words,
Speaker 1: under what circumstances because the court is almost certain to
Speaker 1: allow some under what circumstances can an individual district court
Speaker 1: judge hand down a ruling that affects directly effects binds
Speaker 1: more than the parties in front of that court, not
Speaker 1: just presidential effect, but actually right now, this moment, the
Speaker 1: moment that order is signed, actually binds parties not before
Speaker 1: the court in that case. So I expect some pretty
Speaker 1: clear guidance from the US Supreme Court soon on that,
Speaker 1: because you're right, it is a big, big issue in
Speaker 1: the law right now. But this very important ruling on
Speaker 1: multiple levels by the US Supreme Court today allowing the
Speaker 1: administration to now continue deportation to third countries people who
Speaker 1: came here from one country. And it also, I think
Speaker 1: is a very important statement about the vast reach of
Speaker 1: presidential power, you know, when it comes to immigration, when
Speaker 1: it comes to foreign affairs. So that a big, big
Speaker 1: win for the White House today. Now CNN, you know,
Speaker 1: we keep different TVs on in studio, CNN making a
Speaker 1: big deal out of the fact that at this point
Speaker 1: neither Iran nor Israel has confirmed the president's announcement of
Speaker 1: a ceasefire. But you can be pretty sure he isn't
Speaker 1: announcing that ceasefire deal unless it exists, So we'll keep
Speaker 1: you posted on that. Dan, Please note says a text
Speaker 1: or do DA N five seven seven thirty nine. The
Speaker 1: media is always in correct. They're called illegal invaders, not migrants.
Speaker 1: You know, there's there's no question that almost all the
Speaker 1: media at this point, I can't remember what Fox News
Speaker 1: refers to folks here illegally as, but you almost never
Speaker 1: ever see illegal immigrants. I don't consider that term to
Speaker 1: be derogatory in any way. And you know me, I'm
Speaker 1: the guy who takes a lot of flak because I say,
Speaker 1: wait a second, Okay, we've got to be able to
Speaker 1: secure our borders. We have to have this sensible immigration policy,
Speaker 1: got to immediately get rid of everybody who's committed other crimes,
Speaker 1: all that good stuff. But I do believe in doing
Speaker 1: everything we can in the midst of all this to
Speaker 1: recognizing the inherent human dignity of you know, the folks
Speaker 1: who have come here illegally, particularly those who have not
Speaker 1: committed other crimes. That doesn't mean we change the underlying policy.
Speaker 1: With that said, yeah, I think all of this reporting
Speaker 1: should refer to illegal immigrants, and to leave it out
Speaker 1: is deceptive and fails journalism one o one