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your support. All righty, so I'm thinking I might change
the my theme song. I found a better one. So okay,
so this is I gotta let me set the scene
for you. You know, in this resistance constitutional crisis, we
had some protesters out in on the steps of the
Capitol and they gathered around. There's like one hundred of them,
and the Keen Jeffries was there. The House Minority leader
Cory Booker aka Spartacus, he was there as well, and
they were sitting on the Capitol steps, which I mean
that makes sense, like if you're not gonna like you're
just gonna be hanging out, might as well just sit
down on the steps. Uh. And then uh, some guy
adorned with various like rainbow regalia. He led the crowd
in the protest tune, which I think, really well, when
you hear it here, you're going to know why I
want this to be the new theme song of the show.
Speaker 2: You know this song from beginning.
Speaker 3: I built build this world from.
Speaker 1: The I don't think they do.
Speaker 3: Know you build this girl from the We build this
world from law. Yetda die? Then God will build this
world's love. Yetta lie Lie Lie yadadee. Let's build a
cushy bea de service?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: How about no? How about that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: What is with these people in these truly awful protest songs?
What was the other one? Whose side are you on?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: That's awful? These are just awful songs. I don't understand
who you think you're wooing to the cause. Before my
time in the sixties, like rock and roll and folk
music and stuff like that, but like those tunes actually
captured people's imagination. They told stories and stuff, They had messages,
and they had like driving drum beats and basslines, and
people were like I wanted, yeah, I want to listen
to more of this. I would not want to listen
to more of this. You had a lot a lot
of lie whatever guy he's singing, I can't tell. Is
he telling me to lie or die? Either way? Not
cool man. I don't know what that song is. It's
probably some sort of like traditional tune or something. Because
he seemed to think everybody knew the song. He was like,
sing with me or something. Here, what does he say
at the very beginning?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 2: You know this song from the beginning?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know this song from the beginning. I don't
know that song from the beginning. I don't, and neither
did anybody around him. Like you watch Spartacus's face and
Haqueme Jeffrey's face, and they had no idea what the
words were and looks pretty uncomfortable. Jeffries was dressed kind
of weirdly as well. He was wearing like a like
a black T shirt and like some gold chains, sunglasses,
not in a suit, that was he wasn't wearing a suit,
you know. Anyway, I don't know who the guy was.
He may have been a rabbi. I think he was
wearing maybe the yamica. I don't know. Let me go
over and talk to Ray. Hello, Ray, welcome to the program.
What's up? Well?
Speaker 6: What I was calling about was you said the only
ramifications for Trump not following the Supreme Court's order if
they ruled against him, would be impeachment. And I know
you're not big on predictions, and I'm not predicting anything either,
but it seems to me like Trump might would go
ahead and disobey them to get what he needs to
get done, which is a mandate from the American people,
because he probably wouldn't fear you know, he wouldn't fear
impeachment at all. I mean, to start with, he's a
one term president and in the second place, conviction in
the Senate is very, very hard. So what do you
think about the that he might just go ahead and
disabbey the Scotus.
Speaker 1: He might, Yeah, I don't know. That's why I was asking, like,
if that's the strategy, It hinges on Democrats controlling the
House and Senate in order to actually remove him from office.
And that's what they would very much like to do,
right that they they've impeached him twice, and they run
around screen, Well, they actually don't really mention that a
whole lot anymore. Now, it's about the forty four convictions
or whatever, Like they want these body counts on him
so they can use it for messaging, and I don't
think people really care about that message because a lot
of people don't believe that they were legitimate prosecutions and impeachment.
So I think what they would very much like to
do is to have him impeached and to have him
removed from office so he becomes, you know, one of
the one of the well, I guess he's the only
one that would actually be removed from office.
Speaker 6: I think that's what they would But to get him
removed from office, they would have to convict him in
the Senate, wouldn't me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they would have Yeah, they'd have to bring
the impeachment articles against him in the House and then
try him in the Senate. Or but if the Republicans,
you know, control the Senate, then it doesn't go anywhere, right,
I mean, they could do exactly what the Democrats did
when the Republicans impeached Alejandro Mayorcus.
Speaker 6: Well. My point is, even if the Democrats do hold
the Senate, it's still very high born. It's not very
likely to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Is
it sixty votes to convict.
Speaker 6: It might be either that or sixty six I'm thinking, Yeah,
I think that's right.
Speaker 1: I think that is right. Yeah. So I don't know
if you would have I don't know if you would
have enough votes to do it, but yeah, I mean impeachment. Yes,
I think the first goal is to slow him down,
stop these things from occurring, you know, to gum up
the work so he can't continue to deport. As I
went over the last week, the idea for the mass migration,
or whether the irregular migration, I think is what the
lefties are trying to call it now, is to is
to populate as much and as many places as possible,
with as many people as possible, in order to give
them congressional House district seats right for the census count
in twenty thirty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Pete, it's good talking to God to hear
your opinion.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks, Ray, I appreciate the call. Yeah, I
don't know. I think.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: That's why I asked Will Chamberlain about this. You know,
what does what does the president do in this scenario?
Does he just ignore the these injunctions if he believes
that they are not lawful? It's the old you know.
Andrew Jackson lying, Okay, you have your ruling. Now let's
see you enforce it, you know, and the judiciary not.
That's part of the problem, all right. So I'm gonna
go into more of the details of this case of
this Milwaukee judge, because once again Democrats have found an
awful poster child to hold up as their you know,
martyr for the cause, just like killmar Abrego Garcia. I
don't know why you keep picking these terrible poster children,
but here we are again. And when you hear some
of the details of the case, the guy that she
that she tried to free, that you tried to help escape, Like,
what's going what are you thinking?
Speaker 7: All right?
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House Committee on the Judiciary, the Democrats, put out a
statement about the arrest of a Wisconsin judge by Trump FBI.
This is a statement from ranking member Jamie Raskin quote.
Americans are watching with outrage the stunning news that Trump's
FBI has arrested a sitting judge in Milwaukee for alleged
obstruction of an immigration arrest. While all the facts are
not yet in Well, that's always a good way to
start your statement. I don't really know what I'm talking about,
but the implications of this arrest are chilling. This is
a drastic escalation. There it is again. It's an escalation
and dangerous new front in Trump's authoritarian campaign of trying
to bully, intimidate, and impeach judges who won't follow his dictates.
They had a warrant from a judge from the federal judge.
They had a warrant, and this other judge in Wisconsin
was like, I don't believe your warrant is valid, and
then secreted away a guy who had beat the crap
out of his roommates, sent him to the hospital choked.
The dude beat down two women that were in the
apartment with them or in the house with them. The
guy's a violent offender. And oh, by the way, was
already removed from the country. Yeah, he was deported twelve
years ago and came back and when his fingerprints hit
the system, they were like, hey, there's a guy. He's
not supposed to be here. He was deported twelve years ago.
Somehow or another, he's been allowed back in and now
he's been charged with beating up his roommates because he
was playing his music too loud, and they were like, hey,
turn the music down. Let me jump over and talk
with Ken real quick. Hello, Ken, welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Hey Pete, appreciate your show. Just have a question, because
I'm a dumb donkey, what exactly do the Democrats stand
for just opposite of what Trump is pushing through generally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good rule of thumb. No, that's a
good rule of thumb. And that's look, and that occurs
on the right as well. People look at a position
taken by somebody they loathe and they just adopt the
opposing view, which is not intellectually or logically sound. Right,
So yeah, they're they're right. So there's there's a lot
of that, you know, Trump derangement syndrome going on.
Speaker 7: Sure, well, I mean, if you had a compelling message
and it rows above oh here's the day to day
stuff going on, whatever, you may compel people to follow you.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no. See ken Democrats, they don't
believe that. They believe their message is perfect. The messaging
is where they is where they falter. They really do
believe this, that people just don't know what they stand
for and they haven't done a good job of selling
the message. So it's messaging, not the message. They really
do believe that.
Speaker 7: Right, that's fair, that's fair. The messaging says I love
chaos and that's all I can provide and write. Yeah, yeah,
we're in a very strange place, sir.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I completely agree. It goes to why they
keep picking these terrible, you know, poster children for their causes, like, hey,
let's find the wife beating MS thirteen gangbanger, and let's
you know, make pilgrimages down to El Salvador to try
to free him and bring them back to America, because
that's what we want. Like, it's just the optics are
just terrible.
Speaker 7: Oh, they're beyond terrible. Yeah, And anybody who's been around
in this earth for oh, I don't know, fifty sixty years,
they're just shaking their heads. I mean, I'm stunned. Well,
I will say in history, over the Democrats, you know,
we're at a whole new low right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will say also Democrats, you know, yeah, the
Democrats themselves are not happy with the leadership of their
party either. The polling for among Democrats is abysmal for
their for their views of their own party. But that's
because they want to go further to the left. So yeah,
I suspect the I suspect the Poop Show is going
to be getting poopier by the month, so we shall see.
Speaker 7: I would agree. Yeah, I don't see any letting up
on that poop storm.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, I don't see an off ram for him.
Speaker 7: So Ken, I appreciate the call man, appreciate the show.
Take care you too. A. G.
Speaker 1: Hamilton. He's a substack writer, prolific twitter or or exer,
and he had a good He does these like long
threads or the you know, multiple tweets, tells a story,
gives examples, he does and then publishes a lot of
this stuff onto his substack and he wrote he did
a good write up on the the reporting on the deportations.
He says, it's completely gone off the rails. News organizations
have become transcription services for activist attorneys without regard for
the facts or context. It now takes time and research
to determine the truth about each case before the reports
of because the reports rather are so unreliable. And here
are the examples. Just from the last week. You see
a headline about a man deported to Jamaica after being
in America for twenty one years, only to find out
that he was a drug dealer who spent fifteen of
those years in prison for kidnapping. See a headline about
day laborers being picked up while just looking for work,
only to find out later that they had charges against
them that included assault, DUI, and child abuse. See a
headline about a judge being arrested only to find out
she actively tried to help a violent illegal alien avoid
and arrest warrant. See a headline about a two year
old US citizen deported, only to find out that her mom,
who was here illegally, was deported and the mom chose
to take the two year old with her. He said,
this stuff might add to the narrative for some, but
it makes everybody else tune these stories and the outlets
behind them to tune them out. And he's exactly right.
The judge in this Milwaukee case dugan. She is in
her courtroom and is told by her clerk that there
are ICE agents out in the hallway looking to take
into custody one of the guys that are appearing before
that's appearing before. The clerk, by the way, learns this
from an activist attorney who took pictures in the hallway
of the agents. She was taking their picture in the hallway,
then scurries into the courtroom, tells the clerk. The clerk
tells the judge. The judge becomes visibly upset, according to eyewitnesses,
including sheriff's deputies in the courtroom. She goes out there
and she confronts the ICE agents and she deems their
administrative warrant versus a judicial warrant. And this is the
wordplay game that Gary not my fault McFadden likes to play.
It's an administrative warrant. She deems it to be invalid.
But that's what immigration warrants are. They are administrative. They
are still issued by judges. And she tells them to
leave and sends them down to the Chief Justice's office
to talk with the Chief Justice, and that gives her
the opportunity to rush back into her courtroom and secret
the illegal alien guy out the back jury door. Nobody
goes out that door. It's at the jurors and the
victims of his violent crime saw it all happen. They're
in the courtroom watching this play out. It's just nuts.
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briefing today and he was asked about like, how many
illegal aliens are in America? What is the what is
the number?
Speaker 8: First of all, how many illegal islands? I think in
the United States at least twenty million here? So where'd
you came on that? We didn't speaking about twelve man
for twenty years? We know, Yeah, ten point five that
we know of came to the border. How many don't
we know? I talked about known god was at two million?
How many unknown godaways we have like between the big
Ben Sucktor in Texas where there's no technology, how many
thousand across her there? We won't know. We will know now,
but you know, so I would get venture over twenty men.
But your question is last count we guys last night
loot There is about seven hundred thousand igo amaz for
criminal charges walking the streets of this country. Seven hundred thousand,
And that's what we're looking for now. That's where we're prioritizing.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred thousand with criminal charges walking the streets right now,
that seems that seems problematic. No, Also, he said today
that under the Biden administration they removed the the biometric
or the fingerprinting and the biometric identification for.
Speaker 7: Here it is.
Speaker 1: This is Miranda Divine. She's a journalist with the New
York Post wrote the book Laptop from Hell. She says,
Homan just said the Biden administration ended DNA testing of
children brought across the border, so nobody knew whether they
were with their parents or if they were being trafficked.
Like what on earth could justify that? It's horrifying? Right,
all right, let me get to Ralph on the program. Hello, Ralph,
welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, I love it.
Speaker 4: I love it. On Meet the Press this week, Mark
o'roubio Kristen was calling him out on all these deportations
and stuff like that, and he said, no, you're misleading.
The public said that two year old left with his
mother because she was being deported and she chose to
take camp and everything.
Speaker 1: I have the audio clip.
Speaker 4: She you know, and the way all these journalists do is,
you know, they move on to the next thing.
Speaker 2: They don't even comment on it.
Speaker 4: They just move on to the next thing.
Speaker 1: No, that's why Rush Limbaugh called them the drive by media,
and it was perfectly accurate. It's they show up, they spray, right,
they you know, take out a bunch of targets, and
then they just drive away.
Speaker 4: Well, and also all the messages that is a subliminal
thing that the Democrats do. Basically, Basically they're telling their people,
you're not intelligent enough to know what our policies are
are going to do, and that is for us to
be entrenched in power and never lose power.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, because they believe themselves to be the righteous and
their opponents to be the unrighteous, and so all things
flow from that. Ralph, I appreciate the call. You mentioned
the Marco Rubio appearance on Meet the Press with Kristen Welker,
and I do have the audio.
Speaker 9: Okay, let's talk now about some new reporting that came
in overnight. I want to just go through through it
for you and for our audience. Three US citizen children
have been deported with their mothers.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: This is according to the Washington Post. The Famili's lawyer
says one of them is a four year old with
stage for cancer, deported without medication or ability to contact doctors.
The Famili's lawyers are also saying their clients were denied
communication with family and legal representatives before being deported, and
it's raising concerns about the issue of due process, that
it's being violated. So let me ask you, is everyone
on US soil, citizens and non citizens, entitled to due process?
Speaker 5: Yes, of course, but let me tell you it looks
an immigration standing. The laws are very specific. If you're
in this country unlawfully, you have no right to be
here and you must be removed.
Speaker 1: That's what the law says.
Speaker 5: Somehow, over the last twenty years, we've completely lost this
notion that somehow are completely adopted this idea that yes,
we have immigration laws. To come into our country illegally,
it triggers all kinds of rights that can keep you
here indefinitely.
Speaker 1: That's why we were.
Speaker 5: Being flooded at the border, and we've ended that, and
that's why you don't you see a historically low number
of people not just trying to cross our border, trying
to cross the border into Panama all the way down
in the Darien Gap. I mean, it's been a huge
hope for those countries as well. On the headline that's
a misleading headline. Okay, three US citizens ages four, seven
and two were not deported. Their mothers, who are legally
in this country, were deported. The children went with their mothers.
If those children are US citizens, they can come back
into the United States if there's their father or someone
here who wants to assume them. But ultimately who was
deported was their mother. Who's their mothers who were here illegally.
The children just went with their mothers. But it wasn't
like you guys make it sound like ice agents kick
down the door and grabbed the two year old and
threw them on an airplane. That's misleading.
Speaker 4: That's just not true.
Speaker 9: Just to be clear, because I do want to get
to the overhaul at the State Department. Is it the
US policy to deport children, even US citizens with their
families and I hear what you're saying without due process?
Just don't be very clear there.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Well no, no, no, no, no again,
they were someone's in this country unlawfully illegally.
Speaker 1: That person gets deported if that person is with.
Speaker 5: A two year old child or has a two year
old child and says I want to take my child
with you with me well, then what you have two choices.
You can say yes, of course, you can take your child,
whether they're a citizen or not, because it's your child.
Or you can say yes, you can go, but your
child must stay behind. And then your headlines would read
US holding hostage two year old, four year old, seven
year old while mother deported. So the mother, the parents
make that choice. I imagine those three US citizen children
have fathers here in the United States. They can stay
with their father.
Speaker 1: That's up to their.
Speaker 5: Family to decide where the children go. Children go with
their parents. Parents decide where their children go. The US
deported their mothers who were illegally in America.
Speaker 1: Right, the children who are American citizens were not deported.
Kristen Welker is either dumb or just maybe she was
up too late at the White House Correspondent Association dinner.
That's possible too, so she just wasn't thinking clearly. You know,
it happens, Okay, you stay up too late the night before,
your brain isn't firing on all cylinders the next day.
It's possible she's just reading the questions that her staffers
gave her and they're dumb, and so she's just reading
and so just to be clear, so she's got it
written down, so she reads it again. Citizens can be
deported without due process. They were not deported. They were
not deported. The illegal alien was deported, and the illegal
alien took their children with them. That was their decision,
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Trump will sign two major executive orders this afternoon, putting
sanctuary cities and the criminals they protect in the crosshairs.
The first executive order will strengthen and unleash America's law
enforcement to pursue criminals and protect innocent citizens, according to
White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt. The second, we'll go
after sanctuary cities head on.
Speaker 2: Um.
Speaker 1: It will direct the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland
Security to publish a list of state and local jurisdictions
that have obstructed the enforcement of federal immigration laws. Gary's
gonna get on the list, Meckleberg County Sheriff, Gary. Not
my fault, mcfatten. If that guy is not on this list,
what are we even doing?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: My goodness, light at the end of the tunnel. Maybe
let me get Don on. Hello, Don, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: How are you doing today?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 1: I'm good. What's going on?
Speaker 2: I got two things? Number One are you indicated everybody's
upset about the way the UH looked at the ministrative
or so that's not a good ward. And she did
something else. So hr show with obstruction she helped.
Speaker 1: If she helped the guy escape, she helped.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not talking about Let me ask the other
side of that is those the Supreme Court rules directly
against Donald Trump and says he can't do something, and
he does it.
Speaker 1: Anyway, when did that happen? In order, when did that happen?
Speaker 4: We'll find out.
Speaker 2: This is a hypothetical now it does.
Speaker 1: See this is why I find hypotheticals. I find hypotheticals
to be near zero value.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let me let me give you a
math question. Then there are twelve million illegals at least
in the United States.
Speaker 1: Tom Holman says, twenty.
Speaker 2: Twenty. Okay, well I can't. I don't leave a math
on twenty someway or another. How if we if we
deported one hundred thousand a month, how long would it
take us to report all twenty millions?
Speaker 1: A long time. I think they said it would be
like it would take two hundred years.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm saying, is well, there's got to
be another solution to our problem rather than sending all
these people back across the border.
Speaker 1: Right. Well, so, Don, you would also have so in
your math equation, how many people self deport?
Speaker 2: Well, they could be a bunch in this situation. But
what had happened is, and I asked this question just
as a thing, what's going to happen if the holy
illegals are deported? Who's going to do the jobs that
they're doing? Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, they said the same thing about slaves. That's oh no,
it's a very compelling argument.
Speaker 2: Don, Florida's situation is do have fourteen year olds?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: If well, first off, we have darn near outlawed kids
working like summer jobs and part time jobs. So that
was what Florida was looking to do, was to allab don, Don,
this doesn't work if you keep interrupting me as I'm
addressing the question you're asking. Okay, if you ask me
a question, I'm gonna try to answer it.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: So what the what Florida and other states have looked
to do is to say we went too far with
the restrictions against teenagers working. I worked when I was
I started working at like age thirteen years old. And
so if you create an opportunity for kids to do that,
they can then get experience, they can network, meet people,
that sort of thing. So, no, the answer to replacing
an illegal labor force is not child labor. That's a
ridiculous hypothetical assertion from the leftists, at which I reject
as ridiculous. You ask, what happens when no one is
here to clean your house? Well, don you might have
to clean your house. Sorry, you may have to clean
your own house. Or if you're talking about like picking
crops and the like, then that would be probably those
jobs would be filled with the migrant workforce, which we've
had migrant farmer programs in this country for decades.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about. There ought to be a
program there are these people, not that they're going to
be citizens, right, they have a work program.
Speaker 1: Here, Yeah, they we do have programs like that. Well, yeah,
we we do have programs like that. But the I
don't think it's a compelling argument that we need to
continue to allow illegal aliens to pour over the border
and come into the country because they do.
Speaker 2: I don't think they'll be allowed to pour over the
boarder at all, you're that's not what I'm saying. I'm
just saying, we got a twelve million people here, we
all would make some use of them. Instead of trying
they put them on buses across the Mexican border or flying.
Why do we get to fly these people out? Why
can't we they ride the bus one place?
Speaker 1: Probably because it's cheaper to load up a plane with
like a you know, five hundred people and do it
all at once rather than run a bus of like.
Speaker 2: Forty cost It costs two hundred thousand dollars. It leads
to the first plane to fly out.
Speaker 1: Okay, how much does it cost to move the same
number of people via Bush?
Speaker 2: Not two hundred thousand, you don't think.
Speaker 1: So they got to go all the way down, they
got to drive all the way back, and they got
to do that well hundreds of times.
Speaker 2: You'd think it's tapered and flying by jet Air Force
and it is to.
Speaker 1: Put them on Yeah, put them on a plane, a
plane that holds hundreds and hundreds of people, a thousand
people whatever. Yeah, you can move a lot of people
with one planeloads. Here's the thing done. They if they
broke the law to come into the country.
Speaker 2: One hundred thousand people by plane round?
Speaker 1: What's that.
Speaker 2: Our goal is to move or one hundred thousand people
a month. We're gonna follow them someplace.
Speaker 1: If they can.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, just done.
Speaker 1: Just because you done, Just because you don't think it
can be done, doesn't mean it cannot be done.
Speaker 2: All it can be done. But nobody ever talked about
the costs of it. How much we're paying El Salvador
to house our prisoners.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, well, they're not our prisoners. They are
citizens of other countries that those countries will not accept,
They will not take them back. And so what do
you propose we do with and with a trendy or
ragua gangbanger that is not allowed in our country, but
Venezuela won't accept them back. What do you do with
that person?
Speaker 2: Well, drop him off home the beach of Venezuela and
tell them to swim.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then you so you're talking about like in invading
another country, that's what you're talking about doing a sovereign
nation that says you cannot come into our what, you
cannot come into our airspace, you cannot come up to
our coastline. And you say we should just go in
and do that anyway.
Speaker 2: So we're going to how long are these people going
to be in prison in Al Salvador, I don't know.
But what is the criminal penalty for crossing the border
in the United States?
Speaker 1: I don't know. But these people were ordered deported because
of their criminal actions done. Don These people are the
ones that I went down to the seacot in El Salvador.
These are like the violent gang members, the Trende Arragua,
the MS thirteen's. So you've presented me no other options
on what to do with it? All right, that'll do
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