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Speaker 3: a very happy Tuesday to everyone. Feeling lighter, feeling like
Speaker 3: a burden has been lifted. Yes, of course.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump back where he belongs as President the United
Speaker 3: States of America to talk about the inauguration and other
Speaker 3: matters including the pardons we need to discuss. Welcome back
Speaker 3: to the fifty five CARSC Morning Shore. It's time for
Speaker 3: the insightscoop with Bright Bart News political editor Bradley Jay. Happy,
Speaker 3: welcome back to the program. It's a pleasure to heave
Speaker 3: you on today.
Speaker 2: Great to be with you. It's ay sciting town. There's
Speaker 2: no question, oh without without a doubt. I mean I
Speaker 2: quite literally feel as thold weight has been lifted off
Speaker 2: of me. I obviously was very worried as many were
Speaker 2: about Kamala Harris actually maybe scoring a victory. But what
Speaker 2: a landslide was for Donald Trump, and that in and
Speaker 2: of itself was the weight that was lifted. Since the
Speaker 2: Left isn't running around in the street demanding the repeal
Speaker 2: a constitutional change to the electoral college, which you know
Speaker 2: would have come had he not won the popular vote.
Speaker 2: But I presume you watched all the affairs, all the
Speaker 2: pomp and circumstance yesterday.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, we were right here in the thick of it,
Speaker 1: sticking it out in the cold. I haven't spent a
Speaker 1: lot of time in Ohio, but look these Alabama bones.
Speaker 4: They didn't do well in that kind of weather.
Speaker 1: But we didn't let it slow us down. It was
Speaker 1: crowds everywhere. People were up all night. I mean yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, give me a break. Would you have thought
Speaker 1: that eight years ago you'd have thousands and thousands of
Speaker 1: Americans celebrating Donald Trump for.
Speaker 4: The elections of the White House with Nelly.
Speaker 1: Performing a concert. I mean, give me a break. We
Speaker 1: are entering a new golden age. We're winning the culture war,
Speaker 1: We're winning the political war. It is a transformational time
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 4: And you can feel that energy here. You to watch well.
Speaker 3: And Donald Trump didn't pull any punches during his speech
Speaker 3: after being sworn in yesterday. I thought it slightly amusing
Speaker 3: and really unexpected that he he didn't pull any punches
Speaker 3: in terms of condemning the last four years in the
Speaker 3: Biden administration with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris over his
Speaker 3: left shoulder.
Speaker 4: There. Well, they hear him say it.
Speaker 1: Late last night at the inaugural ball I was at
Speaker 1: I believe Trump arrived sometime around eleven o'clock. He was
Speaker 1: talking about how JD and his family had encouraged him
Speaker 1: to three a few paragraphs, so they must have been
Speaker 1: they must have been quite pointed.
Speaker 4: He determined that.
Speaker 1: They were too tough on Biden because goodness, you're right.
Speaker 1: He did not shy away from pointing out just the
Speaker 1: legacy of ashes that.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden is going to leave behind. And he was
Speaker 4: just three or four feet away from him. I know.
Speaker 1: Trump was talking about how he won all the seven
Speaker 1: wing states in an electoral rock. Kama was sitting there
Speaker 1: just staring at him. It was just absolutely delicious, and
Speaker 1: it was then it's Trump, no question.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And also I have to say, you know, aside from
Speaker 3: the point of comments, but after being sworn in and
Speaker 3: giving his remarks, how refreshing it was to have the
Speaker 3: President of the United States of America actually engage in
Speaker 3: a lengthy Q and a process off script, no monitor, teleprompter,
Speaker 3: and since it's been so long since we had a
Speaker 3: president would do that. I mean, Joe Biden would hide
Speaker 3: from everyone, never answer questions. And of course we all
Speaker 3: understand the reason is he was cognitively impaired, as we
Speaker 3: finally found out. But I just thought it was really
Speaker 3: nice that he was willing to engage so much.
Speaker 4: It's the weive. It's the weive. Isn't that what he
Speaker 4: calls him?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he goes in all these different directions that are
Speaker 1: wrapps it up. Joe Biden could never and everyone knows that,
Speaker 1: and it honestly, it really is in some way sad
Speaker 1: to see how Joe Biden is going to be remembered
Speaker 1: if he wasn't so corrupt.
Speaker 4: But he confirmed his corruption with.
Speaker 1: The pardons over these last couple of days and weeks
Speaker 1: in the White House. This is a family that is
Speaker 1: built upon corruption. My colleague Peter Schweizer has called the
Speaker 1: five members of Biden's family who he pardoned.
Speaker 4: Yesterday the Biden five. I mean that they're a crime.
Speaker 1: Family, not that that doesn't even include Hunter, he also
Speaker 1: pardoned going back to twenty fourteen when he started getting
Speaker 1: involved in Barisma in Ukraine. So it's sad it's it's tragic,
Speaker 1: but there is. But the Bidens are bad people. The
Speaker 1: Bidens are bad people. There's no question about it, especially
Speaker 1: when you look at what they tried to pull on
Speaker 1: the American people by hiding Joe Biden's condition and forcing
Speaker 1: another four years on American people. They always put themselves
Speaker 1: above the American people. Don't ever let them try to
Speaker 1: tell you.
Speaker 3: Otherwise, no question about it. And my listeners are painfully
Speaker 3: aware of the details and the Biden antics, including Hunter Biden,
Speaker 3: and you know, the lies of the American people that
Speaker 3: were told over and over and over again. I saw
Speaker 3: that Trump took the security of clearance away from the
Speaker 3: fifty one signatures on that letter saying that Hunter Biden's
Speaker 3: laptop had all the hallmarks of Russian disinformation. When you
Speaker 3: know it, and I know it, the FBI had that
Speaker 3: and already verified it's it's legitimacy, and it's the fact
Speaker 3: that it truly was Hunter Biden's laptop. So you know,
Speaker 3: again that weight's been lifted. Do you do you think
Speaker 3: Donald overstated his case? I mean, the litany of things
Speaker 3: he promised to accomplish seems like an insurmountable hurdle. I
Speaker 3: guess I'm just kind of wondering did he perhaps over promise.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. There's a lot of work to do,
Speaker 1: There's no question.
Speaker 4: It does seem like everyone.
Speaker 1: Is on board for now in the party in a
Speaker 1: way that there was. There's just not in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: it was such an unholy marriage between Trump and the
Speaker 1: Republican Party. He is, he is the pattern familiars. Now
Speaker 1: it is a different world. And look, I mean, while
Speaker 1: I was at one of one of the balls last
Speaker 1: night and Jason Aldean is playing, Everyone's so excited. But yes,
Speaker 1: people start whispering back and forth. Did you see that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump just sign an executive order to remove us
Speaker 1: from the wh two and.
Speaker 4: All that stuff.
Speaker 1: Everyone was just as excited about what Trump was doing
Speaker 1: as the actual celebration. There's a reason that Trump won.
Speaker 1: It's because he did promise to go bold. That's how
Speaker 1: you bring this nation into a new golden age.
Speaker 4: It isn't just to sit on your throne of power
Speaker 4: like Joe Biden has done has done for so long.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of work that needs to.
Speaker 1: Be done, and Trump is aiming high and I'm excited
Speaker 1: to see if he can keep up this pace. But
Speaker 1: I mean, you can just feel it in Washington. There
Speaker 1: was never this kind of this kind of buzz.
Speaker 4: And enthusiasm during his first term.
Speaker 1: So rock and roll and then getting get on board
Speaker 1: because there's a lot of winning that's coming ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm glad you made the observation. With the
Speaker 3: Republican Party, and it's certain to be far more unified
Speaker 3: than the first term. We know what to expect, we
Speaker 3: know what he delivered on last time, and of course
Speaker 3: he so thoroughly thrashed Kamala Harrison the election. There's reason
Speaker 3: to rally around Trump. So the never Trumper people that
Speaker 3: existed in large numbers in the Republican Party, I guess
Speaker 3: have probably learned their lesson and are no longer of
Speaker 3: that mindset.
Speaker 4: Well, look, if.
Speaker 1: You're a Susan Collins or a Lisa Murkowski in the
Speaker 1: Senate who made a big point out of plushing your
Speaker 1: pearls and saying that you wouldn't vote for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: did they want to be a part of the governing
Speaker 1: majority in Washington or do they want to be on
Speaker 1: the sideline. So really it's in their own interest to
Speaker 1: get on board. And you're right the way that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump just absolutely thrashed Kamala. It was such a rejection
Speaker 1: of all of this nonsense, wokeism, all these cultural policies
Speaker 1: are geopolitical weakness. Uh obviously the economy and the border.
Speaker 1: I mean, this was such a total rejection of everything
Speaker 1: that the Democrats said for.
Speaker 4: And now they are really out in the political wilderness. Uh.
Speaker 4: Who's who is their leader right now?
Speaker 1: It's not Kamala, It's it's not Gavin Newsom, he's out
Speaker 1: burning his state down.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: It's not gonna be Truck Shumer or anybody like that.
Speaker 4: Is it AOC? I certainly don't think so.
Speaker 1: So the resistance is resigned to Trump in so many ways,
Speaker 1: and that's contributed to just the uh, the the energy
Speaker 1: around Trump because look, I mean it's what George Wallace
Speaker 1: said in my home state used to always say, Uh, look,
Speaker 1: I'd rather somebody tell me that they think I'm gonna win,
Speaker 1: that they're gonna vote for me.
Speaker 4: Uh, just because if if folks.
Speaker 1: You're gonna win there, they want to get on board
Speaker 1: that that's a that's a sign that you know, folks,
Speaker 1: folks want to be with a winner, and right now
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a winner.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: And we'll see if that momentum can last in Congress. Uh,
Speaker 1: I'm optimistic certainly with these these confirmation battles, it seems
Speaker 1: like Republicans, uh, some of these uh squishier ones uh
Speaker 1: are coming coming around.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: So it's it's it's just excuse me, it's a different
Speaker 1: ballgame than it was eight years ago. Uh with without
Speaker 1: a doubt, I really truly believe, uh that that we
Speaker 1: we've that we will never see we've we've never seen
Speaker 1: anything before like we're about to see in Washington.
Speaker 2: D C.
Speaker 3: Well, I love your optimism, Bradley J. Politics. That for
Speaker 3: bright bart. I saw that Marco Rubio got unanimously confirmed
Speaker 3: by the Senate, so first cabinet pick approved, and uh,
Speaker 3: I thought that was a good thing. I highly regarded
Speaker 3: even by Democrats who you know, had positive things to
Speaker 3: say about them during his Senate hearings, but pivoting over
Speaker 3: to the other cabinet positions and generally legislation, recognizing that
Speaker 3: Trump did have a huge win obvious for all the
Speaker 3: obvious reasons. Border woke politics. EI, that's the wrong side
Speaker 3: of the politics to be on. Do you think any
Speaker 3: Democrats in this let's say the Senate, for example, perhaps
Speaker 3: will be less obstructionists when it comes to passing legislation,
Speaker 3: recognizing their constituents or probably on board with it, you know,
Speaker 3: assuming it's not something radical conservative. But do you think
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's going to have an easier time getting things
Speaker 3: actually passed by way of laws.
Speaker 1: Well, the Democrats aren't going to roll over, but I
Speaker 1: do think that they are going to pick their battles
Speaker 1: much more carefully this time. Again, like the resistance is
Speaker 1: resigned to Donald Trump, especially after the type of electoral
Speaker 1: wants that he had. If you look at what the
Speaker 1: Senate just did with passing the Lake and Rock Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's been over three decades since
Speaker 1: the Senate has passed any kind of significant standalone border
Speaker 1: security or immigration bill, and you had Democrats get on board.
Speaker 4: To to to move that that's this is a battle.
Speaker 1: Or that this is an issue that Democrats would not
Speaker 1: have engaged in working with Republicans in the past few years. Uh,
Speaker 1: the fact that they did it out of political necessity,
Speaker 1: I mean, we we need to recognize that. I don't
Speaker 1: think that they are they're converts overnight. But again, everything
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump did on election Day was a rejection
Speaker 1: of every single thing that Democrats have been fighting for.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't think that they know exactly what form the
Speaker 1: resistance or what have you is going to take in
Speaker 1: the next couple of years. I do think that they
Speaker 1: will get it figured out, at least on some level,
Speaker 1: But for now, I think they're just trying to to
Speaker 1: kind of figure it out as they as they go
Speaker 1: because the party is in such disarray. So I'm optimistic
Speaker 1: that there will be some additional legislative wins. We are
Speaker 1: going to be able to get everything through that sixty
Speaker 1: vote over that sixty vote threshold in the Senate. But
Speaker 1: the fact that Democrats chose to engage and the Lake
Speaker 1: and Riley Act and pass it is a very very
Speaker 1: encouraging sun Well.
Speaker 3: And going back to the part before we part company today,
Speaker 3: and I really enjoyed our conversation this morning, Bradley, the
Speaker 3: I do believe that Trump gets some measure of cover.
Speaker 3: Given Joe Biden pardoned his entire crime family and Fauci
Speaker 3: and Schiff and the rest of the Jay six committee.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump followed through with his pledge. He pardoned the
Speaker 3: J six protesters pretty much across the board with a
Speaker 3: couple of exceptions my understanding.
Speaker 4: There, there were there were a lot of.
Speaker 1: High fives and celebrations and tears last night that.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump delivered on that campaign promise. Uh.
Speaker 1: And remember President elect Biden he had expressed his concerns
Speaker 1: with preemptive pardons and.
Speaker 4: Talked about how how the world would look at us
Speaker 4: if we engage in something of that. Uh.
Speaker 1: He said, You're not going to see that kind of
Speaker 1: approach to pardons from my administration. Well we saw it, uh,
Speaker 1: and it was much worse that we could have ever
Speaker 1: ever thought.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: President like Biden was talking about how, oh my DJ
Speaker 1: is going to be so so honorable and won't pursue
Speaker 1: any of that politicization.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, I think that Donald Trump. Uh, the record clearly
Speaker 1: shows otherwise with what they did to him.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: So it's I think it's it's it's a tragic story
Speaker 1: of what happened to Joe Biden, but it's well deserved
Speaker 1: and I'm excited about this new age in this nation.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And just I mean, in terms of record is concerned,
Speaker 3: it's really amazing how polar opposite the Possians are relating
Speaker 3: to pardons. Depending on which point in time you ask
Speaker 3: someone Adam Schiff, recipient of a pardon, was all against
Speaker 3: them back in twenty twenty, and he's firmly on the
Speaker 3: record saying, you know this, this is just should not
Speaker 3: ever happen. And lo and behold he gets his own.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. It's been a real pleasure having you on
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Speaker 3: Bradley J. I look forward to having you back on
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