Speaker 1: And hello, how are you happy Monday? How you doing
getting back to the grind, getting back to the groove,
get the holiday weekend behind you. Yeah, a nice three
day weekend. I hope you had a wonderful weekend. And
the whole idea about talking about the weekend is obviously
the Texas floods. What a horrible story, and we need
to start there because there's a lot of things that
I have observed from all the reporting going on about
It's now by the way, and the numbers keep changing.
Astro recording this. The death toll is ninety one and
there's still ten people missing, so it puts it at
one hundred and one altogether if those other ten are
not with us anymore. This is have you noticed? I mean,
this is in hill country in central Texas and it
happened in the middle of the night, and they were
campgrounds and they were this apparently more than one, but
there was this mystic camp for kids that kids' generations
have gone there, and so it's people that are unfamiliar
with that territory. Cell service in that area. We have
a young lady who is familiar with that area. She says,
a cell service in the hill country in Central Texas
is iffy. So it comes down to everybody is trying
to find and I get this. Whenever there is a
natural disaster, and that's what this is. Whenever there's a
natural disaster, people try to find somebody to blame. It's
kind of a human instinct to point the finger, find somebody,
not find somebody who's the villain. We know who the
victims are, but who's the villain they're trying to point
the finger in. Of course, they have to throw in
Donald Trump because there are people that just like to
make him the villain of everything. I don't put I
know that. I know there were cuts in the National
Weather Service, but the National Weather Services coming out and saying, okay, yeah,
we had fewer people working for us, but we were
able to issue the warnings as we always have, and
that the warnings started the day before and they put
out the warnings. And that brings up the whole question
about you know, we've got these cell phones we carry
around and every once in a while there is They
used to do this a lot with amber alerts and
those they've somehow tempered those a little bit. But your
phone goes off or doesn't even go off. There's that
one that lets out a horn. I mean, you can't
help but check your phone for that. But a lot
of these. I can't tell you how many times I
get alerts, weather alerts from the National Weather Service on
my phone. I want to say, at least once every
two weeks. There's something I don't know, rain, high temperatures, snow,
something's going to happen. Because the weather is dynamic, and
so what do we do. We don't pay much attention
to them. I can tell you I have received I'm
sure you have too, numerous flash flood warnings. I'll bet
you in the last year. I probably I'm just guessing five.
I pay no attention to them. And so people, I
presume you take that attitude about the fact that we
see these all the time. So, in other words, the
National Weather Service sending not alerts every other day, it
basically is taking away the alertness of the statement of
whatever they want to tell you about. People tend to
ignore it. Then, on top of that, like I said,
this was in the middle of the night. They did
send out flash flood warnings earlier that day. They sent
them out prior to the Guadaloupe River going away over
its banks. I mean it was crazy the numbers. It
was thirty feet above flood stage, thirty feet higher than
the trees, higher than two story houses. So there are
some things that Mother Nature does that you're just in
the wrong place at the wrong time. There's no warning
for tornadoes, well there's some, but very little. There's certainly
no warning for earthquakes. They're trying, but the best they
can do is come up with some shake alert that
gives you five seconds warning. What are you going to
do with those five seconds? Hurricanes a little more advanced
notice there, but we really don't know exactly where they're
going to go. They're called natural disasters for a reason.
Insurance companies call them acts of God. There's a lot
of children that have died over the weekend, and that
is probably the hardest part of this because even though
they're not your children, all of us, that's the biggest,
the biggest, saddest concerned that any parent has is their
child being harmed, let alone killed. So there's a lot
of There was a lot of news coming out yesterday
and this morning about National Weather Service has been cut.
You know who's to blame? And then the National Weather
Services come out on a number of occasions. It said, actually, yes,
we did get we did have staffing cuts, but we
were still able to get the job done and we
put out our alerts. So I saw some of the
videos that were taken last night. They're taking Saturday night,
and I mean it's just black as black can be.
They're out in the middle of nowhere. There's no lights
out there. So it's then on top of that, people
totally ignoring North Carolina. They're having huge flood issues there
as well. And today the National Weather Service is putting
out more flash flood warnings for Central Texas. I will
tell you yeah. National Weather Service guy I was listening
to said that they started putting out their initial there,
they went back to their timelines, and when you find
go back to the timelines, the reporters are going, uh
oh yeah. Actually they did put out the warnings as
early as Thursday. So weather does this. There was a
story a couple of weeks ago. It made some national news.
It was out of Lake Tahoe, and Lake Tahoe is
a beautiful lake, but it's it's big and there was
a freak thunder and lightning storm that all of a
sudden created itself out of nothing, and people are out
on the lake and joining themselves. And it looked I
saw the video from that, it looked like the the
the ocean waves were super high. They capsized a boat,
a bunch of people died. So the fact that this
was phenomenal, thirty plus feet higher the flood level. All
you can do is is just pray for the people
that lost their children, that God will bring them comfort.
That's important. I mean, no, he's losing your children. There's
no comfort there, none whatsoever. So they had a news
conference today, and this is one of my pet peeves.
It doesn't matter Republican or Democrat. In this case, it
was a Republican. Ted Cruz got up. The sheriff was
there and gave a bunch of information that was important
to know, and then Ted Cruz got up. I don't
know how long he went, but he was. I looked
up and he was still talking. I looked up fifteen
minutes later. He was still talking. Then I looked up
ten minutes later. He's taking questions from the meeting and
the media was actually they shouldn't have played along, but
I mean, get out of there, Ted, this is no
time for politicians, and you know he was doing all
the the cliches about we all feel so terrible. Of
course you do. We don't need you to tell us that.
So it's just it's a sad story no matter how
you look at this. Madeline Mendoza, she is a reporter
for Axios and this is what she had to say
about it.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having me. Yes, I think
one of the biggest questions that residents here have in
media has is were the alerts sent out in time
and where they received. It's one thing for the alerts
to be sent out, and I went back and checked
the National Weather Service messaging and about twenty four hours
before flooding enters the conversation for Kendall, sorry Kirk County
and the county surrounding it. But around one fourteen on
July fourth is the first flash lot warning that's issued.
But like we've said over and over again, this was
a confluence of events where people were sleeping. I know
just from for an experience that sell service isn't always
the greatest out in those areas. So yes, the messaging
was out there, well, receiving it in time is the
big question, and what we're hearing from officials is that
those questions will be answered in time, but right now,
the biggest concern is finding these missing individuals. I think
that there is a conversation happening about whether or not
there could have been a siren system or do to
door knocking, but those are all.
Speaker 3: Things that are yet to be seen.
Speaker 2: I know the situation is very fluid, and so I
know here in Bear County, which is about an hour
south of Kirk County, we do get a systems, but
there is a question of whether that is something that
Kirk County residents have that kind of widespread alert system.
So this is all kind of unfolding as people are
still searching and getting out there to clear away the debris.
So plenty of questions still circulating right And I think
what's also important to note is that this area of
Texas is known, as you said, it's similar to tornadoes.
It's known as flash flood Alley. So I know, even
when it rains here where I'm at, we get these
alerts on our phones that say there's a warning or
flash flood watch. But I don't think anybody could have
expected something to go from you know, six inches of
rain to over, you know, close to thirty feet in
such a small amount of time. This is pretty unprecedented
for modern times. So I think a lot of times,
even when we are awake, when we are active about
the day, when we get these mornings, people may you know,
blow them off as something that's not as serious. But again,
it's just also taking into consideration that these people were sleeping,
these children were seeking, and there were a lot of
people who were also need to be area campers that
were intell On for the holiday weekend. So as we
just keep saying, there's just so many working parts of
this story and so many risks that people may or
may not have been aware of in the middle of
the night.
Speaker 1: So so not able to blame the National Weather Service
because they did their job, and they're not able to
blame Donald Trump or the federal government. So today they
started asking questions of the local officials about hey, what
did you guys? Do you got the warning? Did you
do anything? So now the local officials are they're they're
zeroing in on that. I remember a number of years
ago there was a California wildfire, and usually they're up
in the mountains where the trees are, but instead it
got down into the city of Santa Rosa good sized city,
medium sized city, and burned right into suburban Santa Rosa.
And I remember that at the time there was a
big question mark where were the alerts? Where were the alerts?
And they found out that the one of the people
in the fire department decided not to put out the
alert because it would panic people. So these alerts are
take them as a grain of salt. They're nice there.
They are a technology we have, but I'm afraid a
lot of it is don't pay much attention to it.
One more from that from the Texas flood, a lady
named Amanda Sue Jones and her family were camping right
on the edge of one of the tributaries and they
got out. She and her family got out alive.
Speaker 4: So for the little ones are pretty oblivious. But the
oldest one, the teenage boy, he's having a difficult time.
He's strong, he's fit, and I think he thinks he
could have done more, but we can tell him. I
don't think that there's anything he could have done. He
wishes he would have just jumped in and just tried,
but the water was just so aggressively flowing through there
at that point, it just hit so fast and then
it was just like a wave of destruction. So where
we were camping, there was a little we were about
twenty yards from a fork, like a little tributary of
the river, and that's what we were monitoring because we're
so close to it, and it was well within its
banks for the longest time, even throughout the night it
was rising, but still within its banks. But then as
soon as it kind of started getting into the grass
and out of the banks, that's when the decision was
made because once it got there, there was, you know,
not the natural place it's supposed to be, so who
knows where the water is going to go at that point,
it was just immeasurably fast.
Speaker 5: It was by the time we even.
Speaker 4: Whenever we were coming from our camp ground because we
were primitive camping, so we were kind of set back
on the property in a more you know, remote location.
So as soon as we got back to where we
saw the campers and happens, everything seemed quiet. There wasn't
a lot of you know, hustling and bustling. There wasn't
a lot of you know, it wasn't a stressful situation
at that point. But then again, nobody could really see
the water past where this little bridge was, and it's
almost as like a wall of water came through because.
Speaker 3: I said, we've crossed.
Speaker 4: There was some flooding once we got to the campsite,
but we were there last year during flooding and no,
it didn't get into any structures then, And this is
about the level that the water got to, so we
were kind of thinking, Okay, well, then that's just must
be where the floodwaters go.
Speaker 3: This is probably it.
Speaker 4: It's going to start receding because the rain wasn't really heavy.
Speaker 3: It was still raining, but there.
Speaker 4: Was no torrential downpours or anything to make us believe
that that was about to happen. So it was a
matter of minutes from where it was just quiet everyone
was asleep, to lights coming on slowly and the cabins
and campers to them just being washed away. We're just
we're just really grateful for us that we made it
out and just definitely feeling like we could have done more.
And I think that's going to carry on probably for
the rest of our lives, just replaying it, trying to
imagine what we could have done differently, and what we
would have done differently, but just the just how rapid
it was.
Speaker 3: Like I said, we just have to tell ourselves.
Speaker 4: I don't think there was I think we're just so
grateful that we made it out.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they are grateful. But the scene, the way
that she said and the reporter said it for it
was it was pitch black. People were not familiar, they
were were not from that area. No cell service to
speak of or marginal cell service, and alerts that were
put out early, but nobody paid attention to them. So again,
pray for the people that have lost their families, especially
the children. Tariffs, Yes they're back, Yes they're back. The
deadline that Donald Trump gave he gave a naughty day
pause on tariffs, and that naughty days is up on Wednesday,
the ninth of July. And so the question now is
is Trump going to is there going to be a
taco trade? Trump always chickens out well. When he announced
today that there's going to be a twenty five percent
tariff on Japan and a twenty four percent tariff on
South Korea, that the market sold off. It opened up
down five hundred points. We'll get to the closing numbers.
But the market. It turned out to where the market
really was down about one percent. It was it was
a slight cell and I think people are starting to
realize that we have no idea what these tariffs are
going to be. I know it's only two days away,
but we've been every time there's a teriff set, the
rules get changed again, So a lot of people are
taking the gamble that whatever he said today is probably
not going to be true again. On Wednesday. Scott besn't
made the rounds Dreagery secretary is for his comments.
Speaker 6: We are going to have several announcements in the next
forty eight hours. And Joe, I think what President Trump
is concerned about is the quality of the deals, not
the quantity. As you could imagine as he started hurting
the cats and trying to get everyone across the finish
line when he said that there's a chance that countries
could boomerang back to their April second reciprocal tariff levels.
We've had a lot of people change their tune in
terms of negotiations.
Speaker 3: So my.
Speaker 6: Mailbox was full last night with a lot of new offers,
a lot of new proposals. So it's going to be
a busy couple of days when we send out one
hundred letters to these countries that will set their teriff right.
So we're going to have one hundred and done in
the next few days.
Speaker 3: And that's not a deal, that's a threat.
Speaker 6: No, that's the level. That's the deal. I mean, many
of these countries never even contacted US. When you were
the deficit country, you have the leverage.
Speaker 1: So roughly where it stands is that Donald Trump has
extended the deadline from Wednesday until August first, so three weeks.
See what I mean. I mean it keeps changing. And
as far as Japan and South Korea, twenty five percent
tariff and twenty four percent tariff, and they're sending out
letters to our major trading partners. There's some going out today,
tomorrow and Wednesday telling them what their teriff rate will be.
One story that came out over the weekend that referred
to tariffs was about del Monte, the big food company
out of San Francisco. Del Monte has been in business
for one hundred and thirty five years. When I was
a young bean counter, I worked on their tax returns. Nah,
they were very prosperous company, but they said the price
of ten aluminum that they make. The ten cans for
their product that they put on the grocer's shelves has
gone up so much that they can't keep up, and
therefore they have filed for bankruptcy. I presume it's a reorganization.
I don't think they're going to stop after one hundred
and thirty five years. But it also brought up, and
it's way over my head, about the fact that people
are buying more fresh beans and fresh carrots and fresh
this and fresh that from the produce department rather than
buying canned foods. But again I mean soups and vegetables,
things like that. There are certain recipes you want to
can of cream of something, it comes in a can,
So that's again they alluded to the fact that the
tariffs are causing a problem because of the price of aluminum.
One other company that is having trouble Wall Street wise
is Tesla. Tesla they thought they got Elon Musk to
go away from politics and get back to paying attention
to the business of Tesla. But now he has come
out and said I want to start a new political party,
America Party. Remember last week he called I think he
called the Republicans the porky pig party. So he's all
upset about the Big Beautiful Bill, which again I should
if we're talking about the long weekend on this Monday. Yep,
there was the President on the fourth of July exactly
as he added, for the passed the one big beautiful bill.
It will add to the deficit anywhere between three and
five trillion dollars. But nobody in Washington seems to care.
The real question is do you care? Do the voters
care or do they just shrug and go, yeah, whatever.
We've been seeing this for At some point it's going
to it's getting close where the amount of interest that
we have to pay is more than we are paying
for our national defense. That's how big that has gone.
And eventually it's going to eat up everything. It is
going to gobble up everything, so there won't be any
benefits from any government program. But back to Elon, So
he said he wants to start America Party, another political party,
and he put out all kinds of mess tweets, whatever
you want to call him on x about the fact
that he wants people to sign up. Now, the Republicans
are worried about this because of the fact that might
split the Republican vote. Phil Lebou, who does the auto
work on CNBC at this report about Tesla understandable because
I think a lot of people are saying.
Speaker 3: What's he doing? Where's he going with this?
Speaker 7: And Tesla investors to a large extent, have always given
him a lot of rope to go off and to
do and to say whatever he wants to say, because
their belief is, look, the man has come up with
some incredible companies, whether you're looking at Tesla, whether you're
looking at SpaceX, and has done things that a lot
of people scoffed at in the past. But now that
he's revisiting the idea of politics in terms of forming
a political party, it raises a bunch of questions. I mean,
look at his comment in terms of you know, what
he wants to do with the American Party when he
posted on act saying, when it comes to bankrupting our
country with waste and graft, we live in a one
party system, not a democracy. Is that by itself going
to bother a Tesla investor. No, But he wants to
form a party, which then raises the question, Wait a second,
what are you doing with your time and your attention?
Speaker 3: You're trying to form a political party.
Speaker 7: It would in theory, target two or three Senate seats,
eight to ten House seats, and the goal is to
have enough leverage that they could steer legislative talks, whether
with the Democratic.
Speaker 3: Party or the Republican Party.
Speaker 7: Not surprisingly, Donald Trump said that Elon Musk is off
his rails, is off the rails in terms of his comments.
So this is one of those things, guys, where you
look at it from a Tesla investor perspective and you
sit there and say, what about Tesla. We wanted you
to work on Tesla. That's what we think Elon Musk
is best at. And that's the reason that shares are
under pressure right now.
Speaker 1: So his theory is or his game plan is not
to complete. We have more people than the Republicans or
the Democrats, but have just enough people in the Senate
and enough people from the America Party in the House
to where they could have leverage to get bills passed
or not passed, or spending cut or whatever it is
that they want to do. But this is I've got
to by the way, Tesla shares down over seven percent today.
People did not like it. It's now below it's one
trillion dollar market cap, so Tesla is shrinking and the
stockholders have got to be very, very unhappy. At the
same time, this guy marches to a different beat of
the drum. I understand his theory about trying to get
a group maybe three or four Senators, three or four
House members that are part of America Party, But there
already is. I told you this last week. If you
look at the Democrats, they're not one party. They've got
the squad, the far left side, and then got the
middle of the road, moderate to the left Democrats, traditional Democrats,
whatever you want to call them. They don't agree with
the squad and they have to hash things out. And
the same on the Republican side, they've got the far
right mega and then they've got the moderate old establishment Republicans.
So we already we don't need a new party to
have these debates. It wasn't like all the Republicans lined
up well, they actually did pretty much to vote for
a bill. But it really doesn't it doesn't seem necessary.
We already have different voices representing no matter where you
stand in your ideological view of the world, you've got
a representative in Congress that voices for you. So Stock
got hammered today. I don't know what Elon's doing. I
thought they kissed and made up. But a parent not
speaking of the markets New York City, the mayor's race,
this is a lot of people are saying that this
this Zoran mam donnie, you know, is too crazy. He's
out there, he's a communist and everything else. Let me
tell you about New York City, they are not following
the the plate of they're all Democrats and they're going
to vote Democrat no matter what. Donald Trump won thirty
five percent of the vote in New York City this
past November. Now, if that isn't some rebellious voting going
on among the people that live in New York City,
that's exactly what it was. They're tired of the same old,
same old. And so this Zoran Mam donnie, Yeah, he's
a big socialist in his ideas are crazy. But at
the same time, I can see where people are going
to vote for him. If you go back and look
at the numbers that have come in. Like I told
you on Friday, he got fifty six percent of the vote,
fifty six. Andrew Cuomo got like forty three percent. I
think something along those lines. So the main vote is
in November, but we'll see what happens along the way.
But I think people are going, he's a communist, he's
always socialists. He's for all free buses and free grocery
stores and free and that's not going to win the argument.
There are people going, I don't care. Go ahead, go
ahead and dump some communists, socialists. Whatever you want to
do on is it can't be any worse than what
the people are that we've voted into office have done.
The big issue for New York City is affordability. And
I know New York is a very expensive city. I
think it's the most most expensive city in the country,
but it's not alone. I'm betting you that your study
is pretty darn expensive too, and so people are having
a hard time affording things. That is the message that
Zoron ma'm Donnie is coming up with uh Karine Hajar
and Caroline Downey. Karine is a reporter for the Boston
Globe and Caroline Downey is a reporter for National Review.
This is their comments about Zoron, ma'am Downey.
Speaker 8: Well, of course, as mayor of New York, you wouldn't
have the same power that say Chave has had or
today Nicholas Maduro does. But they're making the same promise
as Mamdannie and the promise that the late chav has made,
which was that with unlimited wealth you can redistribute without
adverse consequences. So for Javes, that was Venezuela, one of
the once South America's wealthiest country, is sitting on top
of one of the world's largest known oil reserves and
now one of the worst economies in the world.
Speaker 3: His promise was to.
Speaker 8: Poor Venezuelans and to rich Venezuelans. He was charismatic about it.
They voted for him at the beginning, saying that I
can redistribute this wealth and health uplift everyone.
Speaker 3: I watched this decline firsthand my.
Speaker 8: Mom's side of the families from Venezuela, and what happened
was visits started turning into restalking missions, just basic supplies
that you would be able to get anywhere. And we've
seen the socialist fantasy fail over and over again. But
all these youthful movements are fueled by hubris thinking that
we can get it right this time.
Speaker 9: Well, look, I think gen Z certainly was appealed to
because of the social media aspect. But I think Zoron
Mamdani should be the death knell for the Democratic Party's
brand as the working class brand, which we've already established before.
But there's this other communist term called the vanguard, which
is from Vladimir Lenin's time in the Soviet Union. Zoron
Mamdani's vanguard is the elite, disgruntled, college educated graduate who's
probably in a mountain of student loan debt, who's probably unemployed.
These are the New Yorkers who were ripe for radicalization
in to socialism, and we have the election results to
back that up. Because it was the affluent, middle to
high income New Yorkers who were in the Democratic Party
who went for so Roun Mamdanni, and it was the
working class, low income folks who went for Andrew Cuomo.
And so that's what ultimately happened.
Speaker 3: It wasn't that the.
Speaker 9: Proletariat of New York rose up and it was a
socialist revolution and the workers of the world unite know.
It was this niche New York City bourgeois that basically
feels like there's something owed to them that mam Donni
can maybe get back for them. But of course Marxism
wasn't intended that way. But Marxism never goes the way
it's intended.
Speaker 1: So did you hear that the working class poor, the
gen zs who voted for Donald Trump. By the way,
a lot of them that voted for Donald Trump were
not the elite. But the elite are the ones who
voted for Zorroon, ma'm donnie, it's baffling all of the
political rules and just going to be fascinating see how
this one plays out. It could be a change literally
in just the electorate in general that are tired of
the promises that are never kept. Here's Eric Adams, the
current mayor of New York City, talking about, ma'am donnie.
Speaker 10: Legitimate concerns about affordability, not only in the city, in
the country. Everyone could talk about the prices that we're
dealing with approachasing basic things, and we got that. We
heard that message. I know we're living in poverty. He
knows we're living in luxury. Actually is I know, living
on the verge of homelessness. I know I'm struggling every day,
you know, going to school with a garbage bag full
of clothing and frag who's going to be thrown out.
Speaker 5: That's my story, that is not his story.
Speaker 10: He's an academic elitist that comes with these philosophies and
principles that don't work out on ground. The foundation of
him paying for free busses he wants to one percent
of high income New York is Man's don't have that authority.
Speaker 5: You know who has that authority? Assemblyman. He's an assemblyman.
Speaker 3: And the governor already made a cliche.
Speaker 10: He's ever going to do it, and so the foundation
of his program is not winniblena.
Speaker 1: So let's turn to immigration, because the attacks on ICE
officers are not just protesters. They are now shooting at them.
There was a Texas officer that was shot outside an
ICE detention center in Texas. That was earlier today.
Speaker 3: There was.
Speaker 1: There's two or three of them where there's shootings at
the at the ICE officers, even at their own facilities.
So Tom Holman was asked about all this today. Plus
Tom Holman was also asked about the money because out
of the one big beautiful bill, immigration probably is the
number one expenditure forty six billion dollars for leading the
wall forty five billion dollars for detention centers. Here's Tom Holman.
Speaker 11: Look, they're a typical protesters that go from protest to
the criminals. The attack on ICE officers, you've covered them
many times, is up nearly seven hundred percent now we
were talking five hundred percent a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 5: So continues.
Speaker 11: The rhetorica against the men and women of ICE is skyrocketing,
especially by members of Congress. We have senators, we have
Congress people that compare ICE to the Nazis, compare ICE
to races, and and it just continues. So the public thinks, well,
but Member Congress can't attack Ice. Why you can't wait?
So the rhetoric has to stop or as a matter
of time for someone to, you know, when the ICE
officers goes down or or a criminal going down. Were
already seen an officer go down. As far as the
best case, I want to get ahead of local investigation
on this, but they appear to be agitators. People that
are protesting ICE operations, damaging ICE property want attack ICE officers. Well,
if this is the first time I've seen ice plus
in decades, I mean I started nineteen eighty four. I've
saw borbitol get plussed up. You know, four or five
times when I was in the Borg too, we had
like four thousand ages. Now they got twenty thousand. Ice
has never been plused up at a meaningful level. And
that was the problem because the more you plus up Borbatrol,
the more the rest on the border increase when they
rest and going detention. Now Seici's job, detention, it's ICE's job. Transportation,
it's ices job, go to immergraceperceining, he says, ICE's job
for removal. So ICE has never been plused up at
the level. This is the biggest plus up we've ever seen,
which is going to create efficiencies in program. We can
transport people, detained people, remove people quickly. But it also
adds more or more officers to the streets, which we need.
You just said it. We got less than five thousand
deportation officers at ICE. We got over twenty million illegal
aliens in this country. And I see that rhetorica. Now Ice,
it's you know, the number three thousand days ridiculous. Well,
I want to be clear, if you do the math,
we would have to rest seven thousand people every day
for the remainder of the Trump administration. Just to remove
it was that Biden release into the country. So three
thousand dollars, I mean three thousand people a day is
not unreasonable. This gets more agents on the street to
rest more criminals, more national security threats.
Speaker 5: It couldn't come fast enough.
Speaker 11: Look, I think it's going to make America safe, safer
for every criminal ailien we take off the street and
deport to another country, for every national security set But
we got over two hundred our raetings we' are arrested
since the Iran conflict.
Speaker 5: So this is going to make this community safer.
Speaker 11: We got we got over six hundred thousand illegal aliens
with criminal records walking though streets of this nation. Well
this plus up, we can take them to the customery,
move them quicker. That's going to make this country safe again.
We're going to show the whole world that if you
enter this country I legally, which is a crime, and
you commit you had another crime here, there's zero talents,
We're going to find you and deport you. We got
to show the world there's consequences forroviding violating our love. Look,
I think every I think every registrat, right state governor
would would want to help us do this we need.
Speaker 5: We need a lot more beds.
Speaker 11: We need one hundred thousand vEDS and right now we
got about fifty eight thousand in custody, so we got
to ramp up those beds quickly.
Speaker 5: Thank god. You know, government Stantus came through. This is
a great facility.
Speaker 11: It's got an airstrip right there that we're going to
use not only to deport people from that facility, we're
being used as a staging area for the East Coast.
We got staging facility in Arizona. We got one in Texas.
It's great, and Louisiana. It's great to have one in Florida.
But I hope all the rest state governors step up
and help us do this because we need beds quickly.
And you know, they got a prison system they can
certainly build upon that. But it's also going to give
an efficiency to American taxpayer. The detention facilies are expensive.
We're looking for the best deal out there. We're still
we're still going to come on our private contractors. They
do it better, they do it cheaper than the US
government does it. But we wanted to see the governor
step up. This is their problem too. I mean, what
Biden administration did this country is a problem for every
state in this in the country, even blom states. But
I just don't think they're going to step up because
they're too busy attacking Ice, and they're too busy attacking
Trump policy. As long as the false as long as
the false stories go out being pushed out by the media,
members of the Hill, it couldn't get ugly. I just
hope the reduck stops, because we're talking about life and
death here. These men and women of Ice, the men
and women of Borbichow, remember this their mothers and fathers too.
They don't hang their hard on a hook magal of work.
They're enforced the laws enacted by Congress. If you don't
like it, go protest Congress.
Speaker 1: So that's Tom Homan talking about. Well, he's pleased he
got the money, but he's looking at he's got a big,
bigger job to do than he has. Just begun Wall
Street today. Like I said, the tariff news was not
received well. Market went down five hundred points on the
Dow at the open and kind of stayed in that area,
finished down four hundred and twenty two the dow at
forty four and four h six s and p blinked.
They just blinked down forty nine. The nasdack down one
hundred eighty eight. That's not a big drop for them either.
The price of gold was up three dollars to thirty
three forty six, and oil today up a dollar to
sixty eight dollars now for one barrel of oil. Thank
you for coming by. Hope to see you again. We're
gonna try this again tomorrow. Hope to see you then.
Have a great day.