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Speaker 2: Deputy political editor. Bradley, Welcome back to the fifty five
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Speaker 1: Oh, it's great to be with you.
Speaker 2: What an amazing distinction four years worth of Joe Biden
Speaker 2: and what we have two weeks or week and a
Speaker 2: half worth of Donald Trump. And he's accomplished more in
Speaker 2: his short period of time his second go around, than
Speaker 2: Biden was able to accomplish in an entire year. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think about the border alone, border agents reporting a
Speaker 2: extremely low number of illegal crossings one week into the
Speaker 2: Trump presidency, I mean, he is telegraphed to the world,
Speaker 2: don't bother doing it or you're gonna get kicked out eventual.
Speaker 2: That's just one area that he is. Uh, he's tackled.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable. And Trump's actually keeping score day to day.
Speaker 1: They're updating account they've had how many folks they've they've
Speaker 1: spelled after fours of Biden doing everything he could try
Speaker 1: to hide those numbers from the American public. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is entirely new day. And then Trump's showing that
Speaker 1: you can't keep a promise too quickly. I mean after
Speaker 1: four years and and he and and and Don Jr.
Speaker 1: And other folks can't talk about about wonderful different of
Speaker 1: a presidency we're seeing after really four years wilderness, but
Speaker 1: how different of a presidency we're seeing than if they
Speaker 1: would have just had four years back to back. And man,
Speaker 1: they are tick butt and taken name. It's remarkable what
Speaker 1: we're seeing, really four years of promises that have been
Speaker 1: just in the first here an eight days that they
Speaker 1: are there, they're like this said, a history and it's
Speaker 1: not over yet.
Speaker 2: No, it's not by far. And you know, on the
Speaker 2: border issue alone, when you think about the damage Biden
Speaker 2: and his policies did with the open borders policy to
Speaker 2: all these big cities, I mean, dark blue Democrat run cities.
Speaker 2: Their resources are soaked up, literally billions and billions of
Speaker 2: dollars being spent to house, feed, clothes, shelter, and provide
Speaker 2: educations for the illegal immigrants. The cities weren't prepared to
Speaker 2: deal with it. They're already challenge in terms of homelessness anyway,
Speaker 2: and here you go adding millions of more folks, and
Speaker 2: even dark blue cities, the residents there started screaming and
Speaker 2: yelling about the problems brought about by this, and that's
Speaker 2: you know, it was obviously an intentional effort on Biden's
Speaker 2: part because as you contrast that with Trump has been
Speaker 2: able to do basically reclosing the borders and starting to
Speaker 2: deport folks, and it's in such large amounts and that's
Speaker 2: such a short period of time, you couldn't have a
Speaker 2: more stark contrast. So I mean, I'm glad that it's happening.
Speaker 2: And I also have to observe bradley brilliant marketing with
Speaker 2: the deportations, because they're going after the worst criminals in
Speaker 2: the group. This sort of tempers and reduces the ability
Speaker 2: of anybody on the other side who wants open borders
Speaker 2: and doesn't want deportations. It's burst their bubble because who
Speaker 2: among us can criticize getting rid of dangerous people.
Speaker 1: Well, they're very key other than the the bluest of
Speaker 1: haired liberals that that would say we need to we
Speaker 1: must keep the criminals here. You're exactly right. But look,
Speaker 1: these Blue States folks, they have a not in my
Speaker 1: backyard policy with uh, with with most of their their
Speaker 1: horrendous left wing policies. And this is a great example
Speaker 1: if you look at what happened when when we started
Speaker 1: sending folks to Martha's Vineyard and all these liberal enclaves.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, we didn't need here, we didn't need here.
Speaker 1: It was remarkable. They want to impose their policies on
Speaker 1: you and on me and all these other Americans that
Speaker 1: they think that they're exempt from. And it's it's a
Speaker 1: very you know, it's like a zuckerg and all these
Speaker 1: others who live in needed communities that they they don't
Speaker 1: want the imposed on them. But New York is a
Speaker 1: great example. When you have all these migrants who are
Speaker 1: being housed in in parks in in other housing and hotels,
Speaker 1: and they're still running out of room when all these
Speaker 1: funds that are meant for UH city operations are being
Speaker 1: spent in the house and feed migrants who very often
Speaker 1: are criminals and are driving up crime in these places
Speaker 1: like New York. That's why you've seen Eric Adams and
Speaker 1: other New York officials pushed back on it. Now. Eric
Speaker 1: Adams for a variety of reasons that included is warmed
Speaker 1: up to Trump. But it's really opened open folks eyes
Speaker 1: on the ramifications of just unchecked migration. And after just
Speaker 1: four years of just I mean, the the unmitigated disaster
Speaker 1: that has been imposed on people, folks have woken up.
Speaker 1: And that's that Trump is relishing now and moving to
Speaker 1: stop it. I mean, it's looking there's a reason this
Speaker 1: was his his core policy for so long, even before
Speaker 1: he ran ran for office eight years ago. And he's
Speaker 1: seen some early success and it's exciting, and I think
Speaker 1: the success is going to beget success in this instance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And you know, I mean, if the fentanyl
Speaker 2: problem weren't bad enough that the tradeing Duragua gang, I
Speaker 2: mean they were letting gang gang members establish home bases
Speaker 2: in a variety of American cities through the open borders policy.
Speaker 2: I mean, if that is an illustration of the horrors
Speaker 2: and the disaster that come about, I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 2: as if we need more gang members in our country.
Speaker 1: You're right. And I actually interviewed several months ago a
Speaker 1: woman in Aurora, Colorado who had she was the first
Speaker 1: to flag, look, my apartment complex has been taken over
Speaker 1: by these trende Aragua Venezuelan gangs. She went to the police,
Speaker 1: she went to state and local officials who just turned
Speaker 1: a deaf ear to it and said, ah, this can't
Speaker 1: be happening, or it's not as bad as you think.
Speaker 1: And she had released these videos that said it was
Speaker 1: like her apartment complex was in a excuse me, in
Speaker 1: a parallel universe. These games had taken over the apartment
Speaker 1: They were wiring the apartments with their own utilities. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was wild and all these Democrats turning a blind
Speaker 1: eye to it, even though the evidence was right there.
Speaker 1: And the American people see this and they understand it,
Speaker 1: but Democrats didn't. And that's just another reason why they
Speaker 1: paid for it on election day. But Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: saying no, more, he's declared that we're going to use
Speaker 1: the Alien Enemies Act of seventeen ninety eight to go
Speaker 1: in and detain and relocate and expel these noticans who
Speaker 1: have operated with impunity for four years in so many
Speaker 1: of these blue locales. I mean, he's getting down the business. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and we're already seeing early success well.
Speaker 2: And it really makes one ponder what in the various
Speaker 2: intent that these Democrats when they try to deny that
Speaker 2: it's happening before their very eyes, and they see it,
Speaker 2: they know it's happening, but that they engage in this
Speaker 2: denial When you can point to the gang members taken
Speaker 2: over the hotel, for example, and that their refusal to
Speaker 2: acknowledge that that's a problem, it makes you really kind
Speaker 2: of wonder what is their motive and intent by allowing
Speaker 2: this to happen.
Speaker 1: That's a really good question, and you have to wonder
Speaker 1: if they do have ill intent. But also it gets
Speaker 1: back to the fact that they see themselves as immune
Speaker 1: from a lot of the consequences of their policies. A
Speaker 1: lot of these elitist left wing academic types, they are
Speaker 1: insulated in so many ways from their policies, whereas hard
Speaker 1: work concise like you and me, we're the ones who
Speaker 1: have to suffer the consequences, whether it's economic, whether it's
Speaker 1: with the security of our neighborhoods and our communities and
Speaker 1: our schools. But with the numbers that we have seen,
Speaker 1: there's nobody that's insulated. And that's why you had well,
Speaker 1: that's why if you look at all seven swing states,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump beat up on Kamala so badly. Uh. And
Speaker 1: I don't they're going to be away with it for
Speaker 1: much longer. Uh. And certainly a lot of the policies
Speaker 1: was already reversing just day one, which reversing Biden's executive
Speaker 1: actions on the border, the Lake and Riley Act. I
Speaker 1: believe tomorrow Donald Trump's going to have a big signing
Speaker 1: day ceremony at the White House, which I mean that
Speaker 1: would be the first significant immigration or border law that
Speaker 1: has been passed in our country in decades. That is significant.
Speaker 1: So there's a new ship in town. Donald Trump's got
Speaker 1: can do this well.
Speaker 2: And no question, I think that the border is one
Speaker 2: of the greatest illustrations of how quickly things can be accomplished,
Speaker 2: things along the lines of what Donald Trump promised. But
Speaker 2: another one, the eradication of DEI policies pretty much across
Speaker 2: all areas of government, most notably in the military. So
Speaker 2: you got Pete Heggsgath who promised to restore the point
Speaker 2: of American military, which is, in my words, typically kill
Speaker 2: people and break things. A strong, unified fighting force for
Speaker 2: the purpose of winning wars and protecting the Americans from
Speaker 2: threats to both domestic and private and foreign. But DEI
Speaker 2: that had nothing to do with the military's mission. And
Speaker 2: yet millions and millions of dollars in all these different
Speaker 2: employment positions and hires based upon you you check the
Speaker 2: appropriate woke box and therefore you get hired or elevated
Speaker 2: in a position as opposed to merit. Heggs has promised
Speaker 2: to bring back merit, and the elimination of DEI is
Speaker 2: a great stepping stone to bring about that change.
Speaker 1: Kill people in break things. That makes so much sense.
Speaker 1: But yet if you look at the mission drift of
Speaker 1: our military, and I'll tell you, Brian, there's no better example.
Speaker 1: Look at Mark Milly, which, thank god his photo, his
Speaker 1: big pultrait was taken down on the first day of
Speaker 1: Trump administration won a victory. And I'll tell you that's
Speaker 1: not a small thing that sends a powerful message. That's
Speaker 1: that's a real important policy. Uh. But he had this
Speaker 1: portrait commission where he's all these medals on his chest
Speaker 1: with each and every color of the rainbow all over it,
Speaker 1: and all these uh ans and what have you. Uh,
Speaker 1: And behind him he had uh he had some document
Speaker 1: dealing with Ukraine to show how important that was uh
Speaker 1: to his career. Look at you, have we achieved victory
Speaker 1: in Ukraine. No, we've We've propagated of overra million Ukrainians
Speaker 1: and Russian We've spilt blood that can never be reversed. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's just stalemate and when nevitable ended, Uh, all of
Speaker 1: this Ukrainian and it's not Uh, it's not going to
Speaker 1: be seated back to Ukraine. It's to get as Uh.
Speaker 1: That's not something that you would think that American general
Speaker 1: would hang his hat on. But yet that's something that
Speaker 1: by virtue of him orchestrating it so profound or so
Speaker 1: prominently into his portrait, that's something that he's proud of.
Speaker 1: Well that's not a bit. Why is he so proud about?
Speaker 1: And that that helps the mission driff the American military
Speaker 1: that the d I it's so emblematic up and on
Speaker 1: day one Trump is reversing so much of that and saying,
Speaker 1: that's our military, this great social experiment. We're supposed to,
Speaker 1: as you say, move fast and break things. We are
Speaker 1: supposed to be a lethal fighting force. D I is
Speaker 1: one of the most prominent samples or off the Boss
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump and Pete Weird turned back to what
Speaker 1: it is supposed to be, doing what it is supposed
Speaker 1: to do, and that a book of Maybe All Else
Speaker 1: is one of the most impactful repations of the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've just we were living in a fantasy
Speaker 1: land over the Pentagon with all these boke left wing
Speaker 1: generals getting back to.
Speaker 2: Business there, get back to business and established, re establish
Speaker 2: the great and greatest fighting force, and of course hopefully
Speaker 2: encourage more patriotic young people to enlist in the military,
Speaker 2: because I think these DEI policies have frightened most of
Speaker 2: the patriots away from even considering active military services, looking
Speaker 2: at the recruiting numbers that we've seen drop precipitously over
Speaker 2: the years. Bradley, Jay, it is always great having in
Speaker 2: the program. Apologies, listeners, we had a little communication issue. Bradley,
Speaker 2: your phone was kind of breaking up, but I think
Speaker 2: we got pretty much ninety eight percent of the gist
Speaker 2: of what you're saying. I will look forward to having
Speaker 2: you back on the program real soon, and in the meantime,
Speaker 2: keep up the great workover at Breitbart.
Speaker 1: Bradley always great to be with you. Thanks Royan, take
Speaker 1: care of.
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