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Speaker 1: And it is trending in the right direction. And how
Speaker 1: great to wake up in the morning and know that
Speaker 1: Trump is in office. What because everything you know, Puppy Rainbow.
Speaker 2: Is all of that.
Speaker 3: No, no, but A, it is infinitely better than it
Speaker 3: was just forty eight hours ago. And B there is
Speaker 3: so much concrete reason for hope and lots of good
Speaker 3: things happening already.
Speaker 2: So glad you're here.
Speaker 3: Appreciate those who disagree, Obviously, we try to go to
Speaker 3: them first, be it a text or a call eight
Speaker 3: five to five for zero five eight two five to
Speaker 3: five the number text d an seven three nine. We
Speaker 3: opened the show, and I won't rehash it here. I'll
Speaker 3: touch on some key points. Later, we opened the show
Speaker 3: talking about lawless Mike Johnston, the mayor of Denver, and
Speaker 3: his latest dangerous behavior when it comes to law enforcement.
Speaker 3: We broke it down before when he came out and
Speaker 3: talked about sending Denver police out to the county line
Speaker 3: to stop federal law enforcement officer officers, characterized federal law
Speaker 3: enforcement officers as invaders into this state, and once again
Speaker 3: now has has alluded to a terror that they would
Speaker 3: bring to this state if they tried.
Speaker 2: To go into schools, etc.
Speaker 3: So he for doing a lot of dumb things, he
Speaker 3: is actually a smart guy and smart enough to know
Speaker 3: that he is putting an even bigger target on the
Speaker 3: back of law enforcement, including federal law enforcement when he
Speaker 3: refers to them as invaders and inflicting terror and things
Speaker 3: like that. And Johnston knows there are a lot of
Speaker 3: psychos out there who can be green lighted by that
Speaker 3: kind of talk. Now on the first guy on it,
Speaker 3: first guy in air to say, wait a second, we've
Speaker 3: got to protect typical political speech where you talk about, hey,
Speaker 3: let's go out there and fight, fight, fight, or even
Speaker 3: Barack Obama saying, hey, don't bring up knife to a gunfight.
Speaker 2: Clearly Obama is talking in political.
Speaker 3: Rhetoric, and I'm the first to go out and defend
Speaker 3: it that even when it comes from a political opponent.
Speaker 3: But this stuff from Johnston, this is not in that category.
Speaker 3: This is crazy talk. This is crazy talk. That is
Speaker 3: not typical political discourse. When you're referring to our federal
Speaker 3: law enforcement as invaders and talking about them inflicting terror, no,
Speaker 3: that goes way beyond typical political discourse. It is reckless,
Speaker 3: it is dishonest, and he knows that it may lead
Speaker 3: to violence against law enforcements. So that's that is something
Speaker 3: this community should not tolerate from anybody, let alone an
Speaker 3: elected official.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we got more to do here.
Speaker 3: We want to talk about J six because I have
Speaker 3: a text going after that, and I want to respond
Speaker 3: to that. We don't duck anything on this show, not
Speaker 3: like what the left does. And I want to play
Speaker 3: sound from She's being labeled online the quote woke pastor.
Speaker 3: She's not a woke pastor. She's a dishonest pastor. And
Speaker 3: she spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast today, pardon me,
Speaker 3: the ceremony at the National Cathedral, the National Day of Prayer.
Speaker 3: Presidents traditionally attend, and you have people from lots of
Speaker 3: different denominations speak, and she hijacked it for a political message,
Speaker 3: and the beauty of it is that she hurt her
Speaker 3: own cause in the process. Let's play that sound now
Speaker 3: cut thirteen.
Speaker 4: Please and the people, the people who pick our crops
Speaker 4: and clean our office buildings, who labor in poultry farms
Speaker 4: and meatpacking plants, who washed the dishes after we eat
Speaker 4: in restaurants, and work the night shifts in hospitals. They
Speaker 4: they may not be citizens or have the proper documentation,
Speaker 4: but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. They
Speaker 4: pay taxes and our good neighbors. They are faithful members
Speaker 4: of our churches and mosques, synagogues, wudara and temples. I
Speaker 4: ask you to have mercy, mister President, on those in
Speaker 4: our communities whose children fear that their parents will be
Speaker 4: taken away, and that you help those who are fleeing
Speaker 4: war zones and persecution in their own lands to find
Speaker 4: compassion and welcome here. Our God teaches us that we
Speaker 4: are to be merciful to the stranger, for we will
Speaker 4: all want strangers in this land.
Speaker 3: Well, do you really think she'd lecture Barack Obama if
Speaker 3: he was sitting there, or Jill Biden on abortion, you
Speaker 3: really think that, and listen if I heard her do that,
Speaker 3: And the starting point is I think that was inappropriate
Speaker 3: today in this setting. I'm not going to lose sleep
Speaker 3: over it because Trump handled it great advance, and the
Speaker 3: looks on their faces I think.
Speaker 2: Worth the price of admission.
Speaker 3: But she also hurts her cause, right because America just
Speaker 3: spoke loudly and clearly on all of this, and then
Speaker 3: she went off, if I remember it right, on some
Speaker 3: LGBTQ riff. America has spoken loudly and clearly on this,
Speaker 3: and so she is only hurting her cause by doing
Speaker 3: this from the pulpit on an occasion that's supposed to
Speaker 3: be a nationally unifying occasion. But in terms of those
Speaker 3: who want to say, oh, speaking truth to power courage garbage.
Speaker 3: You really think she'd do that to Obama or Biden
Speaker 3: on the mass killing known as abortion, and the mass
Speaker 3: killing known as abortion that shouldn't be allowed to kill anybody,
Speaker 3: but disproportionately KI kills kids of color. Now, she would
Speaker 3: never do that Obama or Biden.
Speaker 2: This was raw politics.
Speaker 5: And I want to ask you on the merits her
Speaker 5: categorization that those who are here illegally that do not
Speaker 5: have legal status, that therefore their employers cannot file the
Speaker 5: proper tax forms for do they pay taxes? How is
Speaker 5: that possible if they're here illegally, they don't have legal status,
Speaker 5: they don't have a green card. I would think and
Speaker 5: assume that most of them are hired because they're illegals,
Speaker 5: because they can be paid less, because they can be
Speaker 5: paid in cash, and that nobody ever sees that money.
Speaker 3: She may be referring to sales tax I'm not sure,
Speaker 3: but I mean, come on, but I think though, Ryan, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, I get your point there. I just think,
Speaker 3: in my mind, the bigger point is the hypocrisy, you know,
Speaker 3: pretending to be this courageous speaking truth to power, and
Speaker 3: then all of these lefties just disappear when it comes
Speaker 3: to the mass slaughter of all of.
Speaker 2: This innocent human life.
Speaker 3: So but again, if politically, it's as we've been saying
Speaker 3: for how long now on this show, going back years,
Speaker 3: the stuff that makes you frustrated in the moment is
Speaker 3: good long term for our cause. Politically, all that stuff
Speaker 3: they were thrown at Trump, we said it was going
Speaker 3: to backfire on him. It did, and this kind of
Speaker 3: of misuse of the pulpit today that then, yet, I
Speaker 3: think that's going to backfire on him as well. And
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that there should never be strong words
Speaker 3: from the pulpit on the life and death issues of
Speaker 3: the day. I think there should be. It should never
Speaker 3: be partisan, it should never be red or blue or
Speaker 3: anything like that. I think this was raw partisanship today.
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Speaker 2: Boy, so much hot sound to get to.
Speaker 3: But let me get to this J six tech, he
Speaker 3: says Dan. So far being the president of law and order,
Speaker 3: Trump immediately pardon the criminals of January sixth, including over
Speaker 3: one hundred who were on video beating the Capitol police
Speaker 3: with baseball bats, among other things.
Speaker 2: Couple of curse words.
Speaker 3: I guess that's because he didn't actually place his hand
Speaker 3: on the bibles. All bets are off texture. I wish
Speaker 3: you'd call the show because it cannot be fun to
Speaker 3: live with that level of anger and resentment, and we
Speaker 3: could help you with that here.
Speaker 2: But a couple of things.
Speaker 3: This Bible thing is I'm sure the Texter must know
Speaker 3: if he's smart enough to know how to text, he's
Speaker 3: smart enough to know the issue with the Bible is justice.
Speaker 3: Roberts had to move quickly because of the timing. There
Speaker 3: wasn't time to get Milania in place with the Bibles.
Speaker 3: That's how all of that came down. And I'm sure
Speaker 3: the Texter knows that, but just does not care about
Speaker 3: the truth. In terms of J six, the President addressed
Speaker 3: it today in some detail in this press conference, and
Speaker 3: he had and Ryan, what I took away from it.
Speaker 2: You were on air at the time of the presser.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've had a chance since to
Speaker 3: see or read about that sound. But the president's response
Speaker 3: to a series of questions about, hey, you know, jd
Speaker 3: Vance said nobody who committed violence would be pardoned, and
Speaker 3: you pardoned this guy who committed.
Speaker 2: That bad act.
Speaker 3: The series of answers, I think together were making what
Speaker 3: appeared to me to be one global point from President Trump,
Speaker 3: which was and it's not that he said these exact
Speaker 3: words in this precise sequence, but the point was that
Speaker 3: we've got to have equal application of the law in Colorado,
Speaker 3: in America, certainly in Colorado, we have to have equal
Speaker 3: application of the law in America, and that in Trump's view,
Speaker 3: and he gave specific examples out of Portland and other
Speaker 3: places that that had not been occurring in America. That
Speaker 3: you had the left committing all of these violent acts,
Speaker 3: all of this destruction, murder, pillage, and the lefts not
Speaker 3: being prosecuted, and then you have the right being prosecuted.
Speaker 2: So I think.
Speaker 3: President Trump's overall message was there's been unequal application of
Speaker 3: the law in America and that's his justification for these pardons.
Speaker 3: So that I think was the gist of what he
Speaker 3: was saying today. Eight five zero five A two five
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Speaker 3: back in a flash on the Dan Caplas.
Speaker 6: Show and now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast full.
Speaker 2: Of vide by state and local law.
Speaker 7: And we are clearly have by federal law, and so
Speaker 7: that'll continue to be true. We just won't do federal
Speaker 7: law enforcements job for them, and we won't help support
Speaker 7: their effort to kind of bring tarrort communities if they
Speaker 7: are trying to.
Speaker 2: Rid schools or hospitals treaties.
Speaker 7: And currently the courts have upheld that view that you're
Speaker 7: under no obligation to enforce federal law.
Speaker 2: Right, all hell would break of cultural the other.
Speaker 7: Way, Yes, I think you would find wides by resistance to.
Speaker 3: Not What a reckless, dangerous, low life kind of comment.
Speaker 3: But it's part of a pattern from Johnston here referring
Speaker 3: to federal law enforcement bringing terror to our communities. Now,
Speaker 3: he has to know that that is the distinct possibility
Speaker 3: of green lighting dangerous people out there.
Speaker 2: And law enforcement is already in so much danger.
Speaker 3: But how you got the mayor of Denver referring to
Speaker 3: federal law enforcement officers as invaders, as terrorizing our people.
Speaker 3: What a reckless, reckless thing to do. And he knows
Speaker 3: he's lying to begin with. Now, listen to Trump administration
Speaker 3: today changed the definition of sensitive places.
Speaker 2: They have a right to do that.
Speaker 3: And they said if they're pursuing criminal illegals, they may
Speaker 3: pursue them now into schools, they may pursue them into hospitals,
Speaker 3: if I remember right, I think they said they could
Speaker 3: pursue them into churches as well. I think that's a
Speaker 3: no brainer. Listen, if you're pursuing somebody who just robbed
Speaker 3: to seven to eleven, you're going to pursue to them
Speaker 3: wherever they go.
Speaker 2: Why should it be any different.
Speaker 3: For somebody Kerry legally who's committed some other serious crime,
Speaker 3: which is what the Trump administration is pursuing right now.
Speaker 3: So for Johnston to refer to our law enforcement as
Speaker 3: invaders and refer to them terrorizing, that is just one
Speaker 3: of the most reckless things I've ever heard in elected
Speaker 3: official do, and he's done it on multiple occasions.
Speaker 2: Now, Hey, let's get to the phone lines there and fuego.
Speaker 3: Then I'll get packed to text as well. Dean has
Speaker 3: been holding since the oj trial will start there. You're
Speaker 3: on the Dan Kaplis Show.
Speaker 2: Welcome Dean.
Speaker 8: Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Hey, thank you
Speaker 8: to all those J six people that are mad they
Speaker 8: released him. Well, guess what when you HAVEDI knocks on
Speaker 8: your door and rest you. You're already shared out of
Speaker 8: your mind, and then they tell you you're going to be
Speaker 8: facing twenty years that you're scared and you know you
Speaker 8: can't you send yourself with the Big Brother of Sam
Speaker 8: has endless pockets of legal lawyers. So you're going to
Speaker 8: take a plea to offer you. Oh, a lot of
Speaker 8: these guys and women, we're at the mercy of dj
Speaker 8: and say, okay, I'll take because it's better than twenty.
Speaker 8: So a lot of these people that couldn't fight the
Speaker 8: big brother of Uncle Sam.
Speaker 2: Dean appreciate the call. Thank you for that. Deane.
Speaker 3: Do appreciate the call. And I'm not familiar with these
Speaker 3: individual cases. I'm more familiar with the cases of the
Speaker 3: pro lifers who got pursued and persecuted by the Biden administration,
Speaker 3: and Trump's stepping in there to do justice, which is
Speaker 3: a great thing to see. With j six, my guess is,
Speaker 3: and again I haven't explored these cases. My guess is
Speaker 3: you'd have to get into each case individually, and there's
Speaker 3: probably just a wide variance between the people who may
Speaker 3: have illegally entered the Capitol and not committed any actions
Speaker 3: of violence and others who, clearly we've seen some committed
Speaker 3: horrible acts of violence. And I'm with Jada Vance that
Speaker 3: you know, people who committed acts of violence, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: should should.
Speaker 2: Not get an outright pardon. Now.
Speaker 3: President Trump's broader point, and and he made it today,
Speaker 3: is we cannot have an unequal system of justice in America.
Speaker 3: And you've had all these people on the left committing
Speaker 3: these terrible acts of violence, destroying property, rampaging across the
Speaker 3: rampaging across the country.
Speaker 2: Who who would not even get arrested?
Speaker 3: And so Trump is is making this broader argument about
Speaker 3: equal application of the law, and he's making some other
Speaker 3: arguments as well. Let's uh, let's get who do we
Speaker 3: have now? Rick, You're on the Dan Capla show. Eerie
Speaker 3: Mike is with us. We look forward to that also, Rick,
Speaker 3: welcome to the show.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Dan. How are you doing?
Speaker 3: I am living the dream, my friend, and continuing to celebrate.
Speaker 2: How about you? Shane?
Speaker 10: Here, I have a question, Uh, President Trump uh evoked
Speaker 10: security clearances on everybody that was on the Hunter.
Speaker 2: Biden beautiful to see. Yes, And I'm.
Speaker 9: Wondering if you can do that with since the J
Speaker 9: six Committee was pardoned, if he could invoke their security clearances.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that the pardon would not as affect his ability
Speaker 3: to do that, so he could still do that. And
Speaker 3: I'm so glad you mentioned Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think that would be the best thing for Trump
Speaker 9: to do at this at this time, just invoke their
Speaker 9: their security clearances because that's going to hurt them because
Speaker 9: some are still in Hunger's correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I don't know what level of clearance they
Speaker 3: would have. But interesting question, and Rick, thank you for that,
Speaker 3: you know, and we'll ask Congressoman Bobert that the next
Speaker 3: time she joins us as well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, thank you for that, my friend.
Speaker 3: And I was so glad Trump took that step, because
Speaker 3: that was one of the greatest deceptions of the American
Speaker 3: people we've seen in modern time. You know, those who
Speaker 3: signed that letter saying this Hunter laptop thing, and I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 3: was likely Russian propaganda. And one story I read Ryan
Speaker 3: said that it was Anthony Blinken who had coordinated all
Speaker 3: of that, and that the Secretary of State position was
Speaker 3: a reward for that.
Speaker 2: So just one of the worst deceptions ever.
Speaker 3: But you know what, in the end, I think Trump's
Speaker 3: going to be even more effective now for having had
Speaker 3: this gap and the chance to think about what he
Speaker 3: would do in a second term. In the meantime, though,
Speaker 3: look at the horrible price the nation in the world
Speaker 3: is paid for Trump not having consecutive terms.
Speaker 2: There would be no war in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: That there would have not been the October seven attacks,
Speaker 3: so much of the horrible stuff that's happened over the
Speaker 3: last four years simply would not have happened if Trump
Speaker 3: was president, and we know that because it didn't happen
Speaker 3: when he was. Hey, I know we've got Eerie Mike,
Speaker 3: but I want to make sure he has enough time.
Speaker 2: If you're new to the show, thank you.
Speaker 3: Eerie Mike is is a caller who often disagrees.
Speaker 2: It's almost always entertaining and useful, and we appreciate that.
Speaker 2: So we don't want to limit him to just a minute.
Speaker 3: So Kelly, can you ask him if he can hang
Speaker 3: around and we will then take Eerie Mike. At the
Speaker 3: start of the next segment, Ay five five for zero
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Speaker 3: N five seven seven three nine. Texter says, Dan, the
Speaker 3: Golden rage is upon us. You know, interesting wordplay. But Ryan,
Speaker 3: what's so striking to me is that I think President
Speaker 3: Trump has made it very clear that that is not
Speaker 3: going to be the.
Speaker 2: Tone of this second term.
Speaker 3: And who could blame him in the first term when
Speaker 3: he's up against the coup attempt known as the Russian
Speaker 3: collusion hoax everything else. But while he hasn't lost a
Speaker 3: bit of his vigor or his strength or clearly his fight, No,
Speaker 3: I don't think this term is going to be marked
Speaker 3: by rage. It's going to be marked by strength, often
Speaker 3: a sense of humor. I mean he's been absolutely brilliant,
Speaker 3: ye know in his first twenty four plus hours. Hey,
Speaker 3: when we come back for better or worse, we'll kick
Speaker 3: it off with Eerie Mike. You're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 6: You're listening to the Van Pamples Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Or Mike Johnston who says that law enforcement will be
Speaker 3: bringing terror to Colorado if pursues criminally legals into schools.
Speaker 3: That Trump administration said, we're allowed to pursue criminal illegals
Speaker 3: into schools. Who do you think is going to win
Speaker 3: that showdown? So we'll be following that is it unfolds
Speaker 3: in Colorado. A lot of published reports now that god
Speaker 3: Denver is going to be among the top five cities
Speaker 3: the first five cities where the Trump administration is going
Speaker 3: to begin Operation Aurora.
Speaker 2: You think Aurora would.
Speaker 3: Be one of those as well, But we will find
Speaker 3: out together eight five five for zero five eight two
Speaker 3: five five the number text d A N five seven
Speaker 3: seven three nine Eerie Mike had to drop, which is unfortunate.
Speaker 3: We always enjoy his calls and then hopefully he'll give
Speaker 3: us a buzz back. I think we've disagreed about just
Speaker 3: about everything.
Speaker 2: And that's always fun.
Speaker 3: If you want to take Eerie Mike's place eight five
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Speaker 3: can text d An five.
Speaker 2: Seven seventh three nine.
Speaker 3: I want to get back to our in fuego text
Speaker 3: calls as well. Let's go to Tony in Littleton. You're
Speaker 3: on the Dan Kaplis Show.
Speaker 11: Welcome, Hey, Dan. I just want to say that I'm
Speaker 11: a three time Trump voter. I think he's one of
Speaker 11: the most consequential and greatest Americans to ever live. All
Speaker 11: prefoosit with that. But if I was him and I
Speaker 11: was asked how can you pardon violent people? I would
Speaker 11: simply say, why did Joe Biden feel it necessary to
Speaker 11: pardon the.
Speaker 2: J sixth Committee?
Speaker 12: Why did the J sixth Committee destroy evidence? And how
Speaker 12: does anybody know because of the partiality.
Speaker 11: That these people ever got a fair trial. It's over.
Speaker 11: It's done with.
Speaker 2: Tony. Appreciate the call, Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 3: I think we all know that Biden pardoning is family
Speaker 3: I mean so dirty, pardoning the J six Committee, pardnering Fauci,
Speaker 3: pardoning his son when he promised he wouldn't. I think
Speaker 3: we all know that that completely takes Trump off the
Speaker 3: hook for it politically, for any of these J six pardons,
Speaker 3: and I think that is a great thing because listen,
Speaker 3: Trump talks about us being in a golden age, and
Speaker 3: I do believe we're in one of those moments right
Speaker 3: now and we're already seeing it. And so I would
Speaker 3: hate to see at the J six pardon issue detour
Speaker 3: derail his momentum in any way, and it won't, and
Speaker 3: a big reason it won't. I think there are two
Speaker 3: big reasons it won't, and one is because of what
Speaker 3: Biden has done with these very dirty pardons. And the
Speaker 3: other reason, I think is because, yeah, I think a
Speaker 3: lot of Americans, like I was very disturbed by scenes.
Speaker 2: Of violence at the Capitol. Is the son of a cop.
Speaker 3: Anybody who's going to assault a cop, you know, let
Speaker 3: me at them, right, and so very disturbed by that.
Speaker 3: At the same time, I think Americans, including me, deeply,
Speaker 3: deeply disturbed by the polices and the Bennetts and the
Speaker 3: hicken Loopers and all the other lefties of the world,
Speaker 3: including Biden, letting the left rampage through our cities, through
Speaker 3: our state, across the nation and the left not being
Speaker 3: prosecuted for lots of crimes of violence that it committed
Speaker 3: in the name of their political causes.
Speaker 2: And so I think you have an awful lot of.
Speaker 3: Americans disgusted at both and just saying, hey, you know,
Speaker 3: you got to apply the law equally. So yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't think the J six pardons will take any political
Speaker 3: toll on Trump, and obviously in large part because of
Speaker 3: what Biden has done now that the Biden pardons I
Speaker 3: think helped Trump in many other ways beyond that, right,
Speaker 3: because they exposed not just Biden for being what I've
Speaker 3: always told you on areas corrupt, but they exposed the
Speaker 3: entire Democratic Party for being corrupt because they covered up
Speaker 3: his corruption. And it exposes an awful lot of the media,
Speaker 3: because an awful lot of the media covered up his corruption.
Speaker 3: So this is a tremendous gift to Trump, and I
Speaker 3: think a gift that's going to keep on giving. Eight
Speaker 3: point five four zero five eight two five five the number.
Speaker 3: I want to get to some of these texts as well.
Speaker 2: Well. Biden's teleprompter going to the Smithsonian.
Speaker 3: You know, it got to the point obviously where a
Speaker 3: teleprompter wasn't going to help him.
Speaker 2: He just didn't have the mental capacity.
Speaker 3: And you saw that story, didn't you, Ryan about the
Speaker 3: Biden was using teleprompters at small private fundraisers in homes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so rough.
Speaker 3: And it just goes to the magnitude of the conspiracy
Speaker 3: right to keep all of this from us. And I
Speaker 3: don't think the American people are going to forget that,
Speaker 3: my friend, Dan, I'd like to know what you think
Speaker 3: about those people who clearly assaulted officers at the Capitol
Speaker 3: being given pardons. I don't think anybody who assaulted a
Speaker 3: police officer should be given a pardon.
Speaker 2: Dan.
Speaker 3: If these immigrants are here illegally, how are they paying taxes?
Speaker 2: That from our friend.
Speaker 3: Alexa, I assume that most often people are referring to
Speaker 3: sales taxes that are being paid.
Speaker 2: Show some of these just get way too long down.
Speaker 2: I see. There are already.
Speaker 3: Challenges to some of Trump's directives. Did his new administration
Speaker 3: run each directive passed a litmus test of our constitution
Speaker 3: before he signed them? Bob from Arvada in great question, Bob,
Speaker 3: I have to believe, as organized and focused as this
Speaker 3: Trump team has been, that there was a constitutional analysis
Speaker 3: done that they fully expected challenges, not because anything they're
Speaker 3: doing is by definition unconstitutional, but because that's what they
Speaker 3: expected the left to do, and so I don't think
Speaker 3: they're going to be surprised by.
Speaker 2: Any of these challenges.
Speaker 3: I think one of the reasons they flooded the zone
Speaker 3: on day one with executive orders is to try to
Speaker 3: slow that down, make it a little harder for the left.
Speaker 3: But they knew they'd eventually end up in court on
Speaker 3: these and I think they expect to win in court
Speaker 3: on most, if not all, of them. Great question. Thank
Speaker 3: you for that, Dan. I'm not a leftist at all.
Speaker 3: I'm a god fearing Trump supporter. I'm the guy who
Speaker 3: pointed out the disgusting ed ad on your show. Read
Speaker 3: my post on your show, ninety nine percent will agree
Speaker 3: with me. Ryan, I'm not at all sure what that
Speaker 3: text refers to. Maybe the texture will clarify.
Speaker 5: Well, that was the text that you took issue with
Speaker 5: and that I agreed with you on that it was
Speaker 5: probably not appropriate for air and across the line, and
Speaker 5: now he's defending that.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right.
Speaker 3: And what I refer to, if you're just joining the show,
Speaker 3: is we had kind of a series of texts today
Speaker 3: from someone who I believe is on the left and
Speaker 3: is just trying to sneak on texts that will make
Speaker 3: conservatives look racist. And so that's why I didn't read them,
Speaker 3: because I don't think they're legit. You know, one of
Speaker 3: the things I'm most proud of somewhere around thirty years
Speaker 3: on air is that we don't censor.
Speaker 2: We take on all comers. But I've got to.
Speaker 3: Believe that a text is legitimate, that the person who's
Speaker 3: sending it really believes it before I'm going to go
Speaker 3: ahead and read it on air, particularly when it's full
Speaker 3: of racist stuff. Now, I've had a lot of racist
Speaker 3: on air over the years, who I then used to
Speaker 3: expose how ignorant their views are and what losers they are,
Speaker 3: because I learned this growing up from my wonderful parents
Speaker 3: growing up on the South Side of Chicago, that racists
Speaker 3: are by definition idiots and losers, and they don't believe
Speaker 3: in God because no logical person with a working mind
Speaker 3: can believe that one person superior to another because of
Speaker 3: the color of their skin. That the racist I saw
Speaker 3: in action on the South Side of Chicago, and there
Speaker 3: were many, they were the definition of losers. I'm surprised
Speaker 3: they weren't born with just a big L on their head,
Speaker 3: on their forehead, and so that's always been my view
Speaker 3: of racist. So when we've ended up with a racist
Speaker 3: on air, we just use it to expose all that.
Speaker 3: And obviously racists don't believe in God, because if you
Speaker 3: believe in God, you don't believe that God makes one
Speaker 3: human being lesser than another, and certainly not by virtue
Speaker 3: of their skin color. So yeah, we don't censor that stuff,
Speaker 3: but I'm not going to throw some text on air
Speaker 3: when I believe it's some lefty pretending to be a
Speaker 3: righty to try to make the right look bad, somebody
Speaker 3: who doesn't even believe what they're texting. Dan Representative Byron
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Speaker 3: goes back to a conversation Ryan and I were having
Speaker 3: earlier about all the reasons to be excited moving forward
Speaker 3: in America, including this pipeline of talent the GOP has
Speaker 3: lining up for twenty twenty eight, which really begins in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six. So when we come back, some more
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Speaker 2: Love this text I just got.
Speaker 3: But this was on my phone from a buddy and
Speaker 3: a client who called it the Golden Sage, labeling Trump
Speaker 3: the Golden Sage since he's talking obviously about the Golden Age,
Speaker 3: but a.
Speaker 2: Lot to that.
Speaker 3: Hey, I understand from Ryan that we have Michael Bennett
Speaker 3: online one now I've been trying to get Michael Bennett
Speaker 3: on the show now for how many years?
Speaker 2: Ryan? So great job? Am I right about that?
Speaker 14: Yeah? Dan, it's kind of matches up with that perfectly.
Speaker 14: I Mike, but I'm actually from Bennett.
Speaker 2: But oh like from Bennett Ben, Okay, okay, okay, Well.
Speaker 14: You're going to pull that one off.
Speaker 3: Well you're probably a lot better senator than Michael Bennett.
Speaker 2: So Mike, from Bennett, what are you thinking?
Speaker 14: Well, I was just wondering. I mean, I've already heard
Speaker 14: from some of these January six people that have been pardoned,
Speaker 14: you know, I've caught him on see podcasts here and there,
Speaker 14: And it lines up with everything that I had said
Speaker 14: before in the past, and that is it was kind
Speaker 14: of like an officer pulling you over at a for
Speaker 14: a ticket, and they walk up to your door and
Speaker 14: they reach in and they punch in the face, and
Speaker 14: then they asked you to comply to giving them your
Speaker 14: driver's license. Because this is actually what happened, is what
Speaker 14: really went down, is they were standing around peacefully, and
Speaker 14: I've seen the video of it where they through tear gas,
Speaker 14: they shot rubber bullets into them, and some of the
Speaker 14: people have holes in their faces, and there was a
Speaker 14: few other people that got flash things telling them that
Speaker 14: injured them. Right, And so all these people are standing
Speaker 14: around quietly and then the police attack them. Not all
Speaker 14: of them, but I'd say about a dozen or so
Speaker 14: of them attacked them, and then the crowd went on
Speaker 14: the fight. And see what's going to happen here is
Speaker 14: we're going to see from the January sixth, because they
Speaker 14: weren't able to speak out, and now you're going to
Speaker 14: hear the story of what happened actually in their crowd.
Speaker 14: And I say that every cop that does something like
Speaker 14: that should be punished. They should be caught on camera
Speaker 14: doing this and be punished, and that would make it fair.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 14: I don't say that we should go out and fight cops,
Speaker 14: but when someone walks up to you and punches you,
Speaker 14: I don't care if there're a cop or not. They
Speaker 14: punch you and an incite you to violence. They got
Speaker 14: it coming in some of those situations, not all of them,
Speaker 14: but I would say a good question of them.
Speaker 3: And let me start with with what I most clearly
Speaker 3: disagree with here, Mike. If your premise is that if
Speaker 3: a police officer strikes you, you have a right to
Speaker 3: strike the police officer back.
Speaker 2: I just disagree with you.
Speaker 14: Let's say myself, Well, let's.
Speaker 2: Break this down. First of all, if you're telling me a.
Speaker 3: Police officer, let's say a police officer misunderstands the circumstance
Speaker 3: and comes.
Speaker 14: Up and just comes up in front.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Mike, I'm sorry, my friend.
Speaker 3: I've got to be able to finish a sent Let's
Speaker 3: say that a police officer misunderstands the circumstance and hits
Speaker 3: the wrong person by accident. You're seeing that person then
Speaker 3: has a right to strike the police officer back.
Speaker 2: I disagree with you, and I think you're giving.
Speaker 14: That carse That's a totally different scenario. I'm saying. If
Speaker 14: you're sitting in a car and someone police officer comes
Speaker 14: up and you got your windows roll down, he reaches
Speaker 14: in and punches in, says, can I see the driver's license?
Speaker 14: Now tell me what you would do in that situation.
Speaker 2: I definitely would not hit him back.
Speaker 3: I think you're giving the worst possible advice that is
Speaker 3: likely to get a person badly injured and then prosecuted.
Speaker 14: Right, So that's kind of what happened there. They threw
Speaker 14: slash bags bullets at him and then ask them to
Speaker 14: stay calm. Yes, and they did well.
Speaker 2: Mike.
Speaker 3: First of all, I don't believe for a second that
Speaker 3: that's what happened in every case.
Speaker 2: Listen, I think, well, that's the.
Speaker 14: Video of Okay, here's what you'll see it. Dan, you'll
Speaker 14: get to at one of these days.
Speaker 3: Mike, and please don't go away. You're welcome to stay.
Speaker 3: But I have to make this point, so I have
Speaker 3: to get to this, Okay. The way this needs to
Speaker 3: be pursued is the way that I pursue everything in life,
Speaker 3: and I assume you do too.
Speaker 2: Get to the truth, do the hard work, get.
Speaker 3: The video, get all the evidence, get to the witnesses,
Speaker 3: get to the truth of each individual situation, and then
Speaker 3: treat each individual situation on its own merits.
Speaker 2: Because I doubt very.
Speaker 3: Much, Mike, that in the chaos of that day, that
Speaker 3: every situation came down the same way.
Speaker 2: You'd have to agree.
Speaker 14: With that it started the same way.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, I disagree. I just think it's it.
Speaker 14: The same way. It didn't end the same way. But
Speaker 14: every situation there, when you hear them come out, you'll
Speaker 14: listen to them. They were all antagonized with this stuff,
Speaker 14: and then they were told to stay calm and not
Speaker 14: get upset with it. Now, I don't condone striking any
Speaker 14: police officer. No, but if someone walked up to me
Speaker 14: and punched me in the face and said, now, can
Speaker 14: I see your driver's license for no reason, I'm going
Speaker 14: to defend myself. I'm going to put my hand up,
Speaker 14: walk him from hit me or something like that. I'm
Speaker 14: not going to stand there and just take no.
Speaker 2: No, no. Listen.
Speaker 3: And we know all know in real life that that
Speaker 3: ninety nine percent of the police officers are heroes. Like
Speaker 3: any human endeavoring, you're going to get the occasional excess.
Speaker 3: But but if you're in a situation where, let's say
Speaker 3: somebody you could run into a rogue anything fill in
Speaker 3: the profession.
Speaker 2: But you're running into.
Speaker 3: A rogue police officer and somebody strikes you when they shouldn't,
Speaker 3: striking them back is the craziest thing you could possibly do.
Speaker 2: Now, I've got to see this.
Speaker 14: Because I wouldn't want to strike them back, but I
Speaker 14: would defend myself well.
Speaker 3: Right, And I don't want to burn the rest of
Speaker 3: the show talking about covering up versus striking back. All
Speaker 3: I'm saying, is anybody who hits a cop that's out
Speaker 3: of their minds. Hey, we're at the end of the show, Mike,
Speaker 3: thank you for calling. You're welcome to call back tomorrow. Listen,
Speaker 3: when it comes to that the pardons. Trump's broader me
Speaker 3: message today was we can't have unequal application of the law.
Speaker 3: Lots on the left of Rampage committed violent acts throughout
Speaker 3: our cities and not even been prosecuted. That's the broader
Speaker 3: point Trump's trying to make. I don't think anybody who
Speaker 3: committed acts of violence against a person, a police officer
Speaker 3: should get an outright pardon. Thank you, Ryan, Thank you, Kelly.
Speaker 3: Join us tomorrow.