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Speaker 2: First of all, thank you for invitation and thank you
Speaker 2: very much for your efforts personal efforts to stop killings
Speaker 2: and stop this wark. Thank you and using this opportunity.
Speaker 3: Many thanks to your.
Speaker 2: Wife firstly doing the United States.
Speaker 3: She signed a letter to put in.
Speaker 2: About our children, abducted children and my wife she first
Speaker 2: LEADEO of Ukraine. She gave the letters it's not to
Speaker 2: you to your wife.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, so we find this sensitive topic.
Speaker 2: Yes, please, and thanks for our partners and that you
Speaker 2: supported this format that after our meeting we can have
Speaker 2: leaders who are around US, UK and France, Jeremany, Italy
Speaker 2: feel that you need me and all all partners around
Speaker 2: Ukraine supporting us.
Speaker 3: Thanks for them.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, invitation, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Very much for being here.
Speaker 4: If everything works out well today, we'll have a try,
Speaker 4: lad and I think there will be a reasonable chance
Speaker 4: of ending the war when we do that.
Speaker 5: President Lanski, are you prepared to keep sending Ukrainian truths
Speaker 5: to their deaths for another couple of years or are
Speaker 5: you going to agree to redraw the mass?
Speaker 3: Thank you for your questions.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, you know we live under easy attacks.
Speaker 2: You know that today have been a lot of texts
Speaker 2: and a lot of wounded people. And the child was dead,
Speaker 2: small one one, one year and a half. So we
Speaker 2: need to stop this word, to stop Russia, and we
Speaker 2: need support American and European partners.
Speaker 3: We will do our best for this so and I.
Speaker 2: Think we show that we are strong people and we
Speaker 2: supported the idea of the United States of personal President
Speaker 2: Trump to stop this work, to make diplomatic way for
Speaker 2: finishing this war, and we are ready for trilateral as
Speaker 2: President's This is a good signal about Traila.
Speaker 3: I think this is very good. Thank you.
Speaker 6: There is a rush, howay it is the Monday edition.
Speaker 6: Of course, this afternoon we are seeing all sorts of
Speaker 6: reports about the meeting between not just Vladimir Zolenski, but
Speaker 6: the European leaders who, according to Margaret Brennan from CBS
Speaker 6: News who interviewed Marco or Ruby up today, we're sent
Speaker 6: here so that Trump would not President Trump would not
Speaker 6: bully for Zolenski, And you know, it's just kind of
Speaker 6: amazing that that is we were at.
Speaker 3: Of course, you heard.
Speaker 6: Volmir Zelensky thank Donald Trump for his efforts. If everything
Speaker 6: works out today. Of course, President Trump says, what we
Speaker 6: will have is a trilateral agreement. Zalynski is asking that
Speaker 6: any future meetings. Valumir Putin sits at the table within
Speaker 6: wearing a black suit instead of his usual military clothing.
Speaker 6: Missus Lynsky was greeted by mister Trump warmly at the
Speaker 6: entrance to the West. Written the Ukrainian leader, now three
Speaker 6: and a half years into war instigated by Russia, is
Speaker 6: expected was expected to confront a difficult choice during his visit,
Speaker 6: surrender territory or or or hold his ground and risk
Speaker 6: risk reigniting the bully's anger.
Speaker 7: Well, apparently he did not have to do that.
Speaker 3: He did not have to.
Speaker 6: By the way, he did take a question that was
Speaker 6: pretty funny about the suit and him wearing the suit,
Speaker 6: hysterical as it is, so anyway, it all looks like
Speaker 6: it may be flowing the proper way. You had the
Speaker 6: European Union president.
Speaker 3: Who declared, hey, you know, we just made the biggest
Speaker 3: trade deal.
Speaker 6: Vander lessing her name anyway, we just Vonderland, we just
Speaker 6: made the biggest trade deal. Now we're here, we can
Speaker 6: make a great deal. Mak Krohne, who has been very
Speaker 6: critical of Donald Trump in recent years also disclaiming cordial
Speaker 6: talk about how this should be able to accomplish everything. Now,
Speaker 6: what is the mood in the Ukraine about all of this?
Speaker 6: Harry isn't from c in Apparently they poll Ukrainian people.
Speaker 6: That would be a cut number eleven Carlos, and that
Speaker 6: was quite interesting as well. This is what he had
Speaker 6: to say.
Speaker 8: There have been some absolutely major shifts the idea that
Speaker 8: Ukraine's going to achieve complete victory. That idea has collapsed
Speaker 8: within Ukrainian society. What are we talking about here, Ukrainians
Speaker 8: on the war versus Russia. You go back to twenty
Speaker 8: twenty two, the start of the war, fight until Ukraine wins.
Speaker 8: Look at this, the vast majority, about three quarters seventy
Speaker 8: three percent agreed with that position, negotiate to end the
Speaker 8: war as soon as possible, only twenty two percent. Look
Speaker 8: at where we are now, it's a complete flip. It's
Speaker 8: the inverse. Now, sixty nine percent want to negotiate to
Speaker 8: end the war as soon as possible, compared to just
Speaker 8: twenty four percent who want to fight until Ukraine wins.
Speaker 8: That's a forty nine point drop in this position. Now,
Speaker 8: of course negotiating to end the war as soon as possible.
Speaker 8: That's a bit more nuanced, right, Ukrainians don't want to
Speaker 8: agree to rush all of Russia's demand. But I think
Speaker 8: the idea of even there being some territory that would
Speaker 8: be not formally recognized as being given that Russia could
Speaker 8: in fact stay, and that does have a majority support.
Speaker 8: But the idea of formal recognition of Russian's demand absolutely.
Speaker 3: Not all right.
Speaker 9: Why do you think that this opinion has changed to
Speaker 9: the extent that it does.
Speaker 8: Well, I think one of the big reasons why opinions
Speaker 8: have changed is this idea that this war is going
Speaker 8: to end anytime soon. Ah ah, Ukrainians don't think. Well,
Speaker 8: take a look here. Ukrainians on the war ending within
Speaker 8: a year. Just twenty five percent say that it is likely.
Speaker 8: Look at this sixty eight percent. Sixty eight percent say
Speaker 8: it is unlikely that the war will in fact end
Speaker 8: in the year. And you'll notice, John, this sixty eight
Speaker 8: percent looks a heck of a lot like this sixty
Speaker 8: nine percent who say that they want to negotiate to
Speaker 8: end the war as soon as possible.
Speaker 9: So President Trump overnight ruled out Ukraine joining NATO seemingly ever,
Speaker 9: but what are Ukrainians in the apeling.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, obviously Ukrainians would like to join NATO,
Speaker 8: that has been a goal of theirs for a number
Speaker 8: of years. But the idea that Ukrainians that NATO admission
Speaker 8: will happen within ten years. Look again, look at the
Speaker 8: collapse in this position twenty twenty two with sixty four percent.
Speaker 8: Now it is just half that level at thirty two percent.
Speaker 8: So again, this is one of the goals that you know,
Speaker 8: Ukrainians had since speakning of the war. They no longer
Speaker 8: believe that it's chiev well, the idea that Russia is
Speaker 8: going to be forced out of all that land that
Speaker 8: they're occupying, they don't necessarily believe that that is going
Speaker 8: to happen. So again, I think this is one of
Speaker 8: the reasons while Ukrainians they certainly don't want to see
Speaker 8: to every rushing position, certainly not most of them, but
Speaker 8: the idea that they do want to negotiate and enter
Speaker 8: this war as soon as possible, that has now gone
Speaker 8: through the roof. Again, we're talking about sixty nine percent,
Speaker 8: which is such a big difference from where we were
Speaker 8: at the beginning of the war, when it was just
Speaker 8: twenty two.
Speaker 9: Wanting to negotiate doesn't mean wanting to surrender. Herret means
Speaker 9: wanting to discuss and not believing that they'll join in.
Speaker 9: It was different than wanting to join in.
Speaker 2: You got it.
Speaker 9: But you can very much see how Ukrainian thinking has changed.
Speaker 9: It absolutely, John Hart, and thank you.
Speaker 7: Thank you now. One of the reporters at the White
Speaker 7: House also asked of Vladimir Zuency if he is prepared
Speaker 7: to keep sending Ukraine. I believe it was doucy. It
Speaker 7: looked like doucy to me. I'm not one hundred percent
Speaker 7: sure from Fox whether he is prepared to keep sending
Speaker 7: Ukrainian troops to their deaths rather than to redraw the maps.
Speaker 7: That's cut five, Carlos. And this is how mister Zelinski
Speaker 7: answered that question.
Speaker 3: Present, are you.
Speaker 5: Prepared to keep sending Ukrainian truths their death for another
Speaker 5: couple of years or are you going to draw masks?
Speaker 3: Thank you for your questions.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, you know we live under each
Speaker 2: day attacks. You know that today have been a lot
Speaker 2: of texts and a lot of wounded people. And the
Speaker 2: child was that small one one one year and a half.
Speaker 2: So we need to stop this world, to stop Russia,
Speaker 2: and we need support American and European partners. We will
Speaker 2: do our best for this so and I think we
Speaker 2: show that we are strong people and we supported the
Speaker 2: idea of the United States of personally President Trump to
Speaker 2: stop this world, to make a diplomatic way of finishing
Speaker 2: this war, and we are ready for trilateral ask President said,
Speaker 2: this is a good thingnal about Australia.
Speaker 5: I think this is very good.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 7: One of the things that I thought was most interesting
Speaker 7: about this. That's not something I expect to be played
Speaker 7: over and over again in the mainstream media, because this
Speaker 7: shows I think Donald Trump's motivations for why he's doing
Speaker 7: what he's doing. Cut seven, Carlos, and again, I wonder
Speaker 7: if we're going to see this particular comment played in
Speaker 7: the mainstream media as often as they play things if
Speaker 7: they consider it to be detrimental to Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Well, I know Ukrainian people. I've known many over the years.
Speaker 3: They're great people.
Speaker 4: They're smart, they're energetic, they love their country.
Speaker 3: I mean, they love their country, and we want to
Speaker 3: get this war ended. That's all I can do. I
Speaker 3: love the Ukrainian people, but I love all people. I
Speaker 3: love the Russian people. I love them all. I want
Speaker 3: to get the war stopped.
Speaker 7: Yes, I want to get the war stop. I love
Speaker 7: all people. This is something, my friends, the underlying motive.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump also talked about the deals that he has
Speaker 7: made already, and that's the motivation.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: The other day on the Saturday Show, we played the clip.
Speaker 7: We opened in fact the show with the clip from
Speaker 7: Bill Maher and in the clip he was giving Trump,
Speaker 7: I guess one would say be grudging praise, but he
Speaker 7: did say one of the things about Donald Trump. One
Speaker 7: of the things about Donald Trump is that he really
Speaker 7: is about wanting peace that he does not like to see.
Speaker 7: This is a big issue for him, trying to do
Speaker 7: as much as he can for seeing war stop and
Speaker 7: seeing deaths associated with war also stop. So one of
Speaker 7: the things that Donald Trump talked about also in the
Speaker 7: question and answer session, besides mail and voting and of
Speaker 7: course the liberals are having a co about that, he
Speaker 7: talked about the letter that his wife, the First Lady,
Speaker 7: sent to Vladimir Putin. And he also talked about the
Speaker 7: media and how they've been critical of him. So let's
Speaker 7: do those two things in order. Carlos. The letter that
Speaker 7: our first lady, Millenia Trump sent to Vladimir Putin that
Speaker 7: cut nine and then go to write to the next one.
Speaker 7: The phenomena about the media and the way that they've
Speaker 7: been reporting all of this.
Speaker 11: The first lady felt very strongly, she's watched the same
Speaker 11: thing that you watch and that I watch. I see
Speaker 11: things that you don't get to see, and it's horrible.
Speaker 4: But when she's got a great love of children. She
Speaker 4: has a wonderful son that she loves.
Speaker 3: Probably more than anybody, including me.
Speaker 1: I hate to say it, but she loves her son.
Speaker 11: She loves children, and she hates to see she hates
Speaker 11: to see something like this happening.
Speaker 3: And that goes for other wars too.
Speaker 4: I mean, she sees that the heartbreak, the parents, the
Speaker 4: funerals that you see are Dolevians always funerals. We want
Speaker 4: to see something other than funerals.
Speaker 3: No, she felt it was a beautiful letter.
Speaker 11: It was very well received by him, and she did
Speaker 11: ask me to say, you.
Speaker 3: Know, she would love to see this end. She would
Speaker 3: love to see it end.
Speaker 4: And she says it very openly, very proudly, and with
Speaker 4: great sorrow because so many people have been killed.
Speaker 5: It sounds insane for me even to ask this, but
Speaker 5: do you think the American media really.
Speaker 6: Doesn't even want a peace deal because they've seen they've
Speaker 6: been so critical of.
Speaker 3: You every step of the way. I do leave the
Speaker 3: charge for peace.
Speaker 4: It's an amazing it's an amazing phenomenon. I said that
Speaker 4: if in the settlement you got Moscow, say Petersburg, in
Speaker 4: thousands of miles around him, they would say I made
Speaker 4: a bad deal. The level of hatred and animosity is incredible,
Speaker 4: notwithal I mean, we have great people up here, we
Speaker 4: also have terrible people up there that I think are
Speaker 4: told what to say. But you know, in solving all
Speaker 4: of these wars, they don't even write about it. You know,
Speaker 4: I saw major wars. I sew wars that have been
Speaker 4: going on to thirty one, thirty five, and thirty seven,
Speaker 4: and a couple of quicker ones. One that was going
Speaker 4: to go into a full blown.
Speaker 3: Deal very quickly, you know what. The one I'm talking
Speaker 3: about was a big one.
Speaker 4: But they don't even write about that. No matter what
Speaker 4: I do, no matter what, And.
Speaker 3: You know, this is not anything to do with you.
Speaker 4: It's probably to your advantage in a certain way. But
Speaker 4: no matter what I do, no matter what deal I make,
Speaker 4: from my standpoint, you'll come out good. Maybe President Putin
Speaker 4: will come out good, but they'll say Trump was absolutely horrible.
Speaker 7: My friends, is absolutely right. Let's take a quick break here,
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Speaker 3: Everyone has judged.
Speaker 12: Janine filling you in on what's going on in the
Speaker 12: surge in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: We're at more than.
Speaker 12: Four hundred arrest over the weekend, one hundred and twenty seven.
Speaker 12: This past weekend, with our federal partners and this cooperative
Speaker 12: law enforcement effort, we seize twenty one illegal guns who
Speaker 12: made arrest on warrants for homicide, sexual predators, drug trafficking, illegals.
Speaker 12: If you want to be in DC and you're a criminal,
Speaker 12: you're not welcome.
Speaker 7: Well, that's not stopping Democrats, of course, like Chris van
Speaker 7: Holland who just found nothing but criticism, as well as
Speaker 7: other elected Democrats. There are still voices. We played a
Speaker 7: lot of them over the weekend of normal, regular everyday
Speaker 7: people who are in support of what Donald Trump and
Speaker 7: this administration have been doing. In Washington. The other big
Speaker 7: news today and we didn't get to this yet. Texas,
Speaker 7: the Democrats there have caved. Are you off site, James?
Speaker 7: It sounds like you're calling into the show. No, I'm
Speaker 7: in the middle of a technical hell, which is what
Speaker 7: it sounds the way that it does. And I would.
Speaker 13: Answer texts except with Disney trying to fix the technical health.
Speaker 13: But anyway, we're here and that's what matters. Also, the
Speaker 13: Texas Democrats are going back home. That is also what matters.
Speaker 13: And they're going back home without proving anything except to
Speaker 13: get their fellow Democrats stirred up, which was maybe the
Speaker 13: whole point of all this. I find it amazing that
Speaker 13: they decided to come back home. And when the money
Speaker 13: spigot from Beto O'Rourke was shut off, Ken Paxton had
Speaker 13: taken O'Rourke to court twice and o'rock was forbidden by
Speaker 13: the courts from sending any more aid to these reluctant
Speaker 13: workers out of state, and as soon as the money
Speaker 13: dried up, they were on a plane heading back to Texas.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I'm we were going to play Chris van
Speaker 6: Hollen here, but we're having the date. Technically it's like
Speaker 6: the Grimlins are out and so Chris van Hollen, I
Speaker 6: guess we'll just have to wait because I didn't Carlos,
Speaker 6: do we have it or what.
Speaker 14: All of this is a total abuse of power. It's
Speaker 14: a manufactured emergency. Wanted to see an emergency in Washington,
Speaker 14: d C. That was back on January sixth, twenty twenty one,
Speaker 14: when President Trump did nothing to deploy the National Guard.
Speaker 14: One here obvious.
Speaker 6: For a minute, because I get so sick and tired
Speaker 6: of hearing about this January sixth. Every day in Washington,
Speaker 6: d C, every single day, without fail, every single day,
Speaker 6: in the nation's capital, more American citizens get hurt, injured,
Speaker 6: beaten up, robbed, or killed or murdered every single day.
Speaker 3: If that happens more in Washington, DC.
Speaker 6: Than anything that happened on January sixth. On January six
Speaker 6: for the first time, in many of their lives. Politicians
Speaker 6: felt the same kind of fear even though nothing happened.
Speaker 6: They felt the same kind of fear that people in
Speaker 6: the neighborhood surrounding the Capitol live with every single day,
Speaker 6: and it has affected them so much that people like
Speaker 6: Chris van Hollend, like reporters like Dana Bash, cannot stop
Speaker 6: talking about January sixtly.
Speaker 3: Well, to tell you ever seen January sixth?
Speaker 6: Most people in DC who have suffered violence, including the
Speaker 6: three year old girl that got shot to death a
Speaker 6: few weeks ago, if they're handison to humor, they would
Speaker 6: laugh listening to these people like Chris van Hollend go
Speaker 6: on and on and on about January sixth. And what
Speaker 6: did the freaking Democrats do after January sixth? They called
Speaker 6: in the National Guard, They called in the national Guard,
Speaker 6: they demanded national Guard, and then they built a fence
Speaker 6: around the entire the entire Capitol building so nobody could
Speaker 6: get in unless they were checked. And at the same time,
Speaker 6: at the same time, they were preparing to open America's
Speaker 6: borders so that anybody who wanted to, any criminal, could
Speaker 6: walk right in. These people were afraid for a few minutes,
Speaker 6: for a half a day, and they go on and
Speaker 6: on about it. The people who live in their blue cities,
Speaker 6: their corrupt blue cities, have to deal with fear every
Speaker 6: single day of their lives, and they don't give a
Speaker 6: rats ass. How scared these people are. They don't give
Speaker 6: a rats ass. How many kids die, They don't give
Speaker 6: a rats ask. How much drugs pours into these neighborhoods.
Speaker 6: They don't care. They don't care what's happening twenty five
Speaker 6: minutes away from the Capitol building.
Speaker 3: They could care less.
Speaker 6: But old boy, they get threatened, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: the world comes to an end. We have to erect
Speaker 6: the wall, We have to ereck fences to keep those
Speaker 6: people out of here. And then they go on and on.
Speaker 6: They call the FBI, and they had the biggest man
Speaker 6: hunt in American history. They don't have these kind of
Speaker 6: man hunts, hunts when innocent boys and girls get killed
Speaker 6: every single day in their blue cities.
Speaker 3: You don't see this kind of effort. They don't use facial.
Speaker 6: Recognition to track everybody down years later.
Speaker 3: They could care less.
Speaker 6: I get so sick of these democrats whining on and
Speaker 6: on about January sixth and the people in Washington, DC
Speaker 6: are still suffering. We never even played any music, Carlos.
Speaker 6: I just went on up, boss, rush out, keep it
Speaker 6: right here. Yes, the Grimlins are out, folks, but we're
Speaker 6: gonna do persevere anyway and we'll have it all straight.
Speaker 3: Keep it right here. Nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 6: This was number one on the singles Charge James Golden
Speaker 6: Bow thirty with you here.
Speaker 3: You know this whole thing.
Speaker 6: And then you have people like Eric Swadwell, that's cut sixteen.
Speaker 3: Carlos.
Speaker 6: Listen to mister fang Fang and his take on this.
Speaker 6: It's just amazing to listen to these democrats talk and
Speaker 6: talk and talk about It's almost as if they don't
Speaker 6: want the people of Washington, DC to be safe.
Speaker 3: Here's swallowell.
Speaker 10: When they go low, We're gonna bury them below the capitol.
Speaker 10: That's what we're gonna do, because this is about protecting democracy.
Speaker 10: And right now, as you see, d C has been
Speaker 10: militarized and we were weak as democrats.
Speaker 3: Frankly, we are going to bury them under the capitol.
Speaker 6: We're going to bury them under the capitol, which almost
Speaker 6: sounds like a death threat. It's quite amazing. It is
Speaker 6: quite a way Meanwhile, they do have their followers, some
Speaker 6: liberals in Washington, DC like this. I don't know who
Speaker 6: this guy is. He's a random male Karen type seventeen
Speaker 6: and this is his little tape on what needs to
Speaker 6: happen inside DC.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you have young people who rob cvs is and
Speaker 10: yeah you have young people who go and take down
Speaker 10: at seven to eleven.
Speaker 8: But the also there isn't poor in the National guard
Speaker 8: in here. The answer is programs that raise kids up.
Speaker 6: So we need more programs. You see, sure you have kids,
Speaker 6: you've robbed the seven to eleven. Yes, we've got kids
Speaker 6: that rob still we even have kids that murder. But
Speaker 6: you know what, the answer is not blowing in the wind.
Speaker 6: The answer is blowing in your pocketbook. The answer is
Speaker 6: that we need more programs. You see, with more programs,
Speaker 6: more government programs, we'd be able to solve the criminal program.
Speaker 6: How many programs do we have? You can go through
Speaker 6: a litany of programs that the government is spending money on.
Speaker 6: In fact, we are thirty six trillion dollars thirty seven
Speaker 6: trillion dollars in program debt from all the government programs
Speaker 6: that exist from the womb to the tomb. There are
Speaker 6: nothing but programs, programs, programs from headstart, so then welfare programs, everywhere, programs.
Speaker 6: Has it stopped? Has it solved the crime problem? Have
Speaker 6: any of these programs done anything to stop it? The
Speaker 6: answer is no. Now moving switching gears very quickly. The
Speaker 6: Texas redistricting. As you know, the Democrats cut tail, turned
Speaker 6: Beto's money. You had to stop flowing and sew in
Speaker 6: of the big walkout. Jonathan Turley has great I love
Speaker 6: this guy, Jonathan Turley.
Speaker 3: That's cut fifteen.
Speaker 6: Carlos, great take on the Texas redistricting and what Texas's
Speaker 6: role is in.
Speaker 15: All of this quickly constitutional in my view for Texas
Speaker 15: to what it's doing. A lot of the objections that
Speaker 15: are made are policy objections. You know, then they can
Speaker 15: change their districts at this time. They don't have to
Speaker 15: wait every ten years. They just had a question raised
Speaker 15: about their districts last year, so this makes sense into
Speaker 15: to address it as well, so Texas can do what
Speaker 15: it's it's planning to do. And I don't think there's
Speaker 15: a constitutional challenge short of some type of voting rights
Speaker 15: challenge as you mentioned. But what's really striking here is
Speaker 15: how badly played. This is for the Democrats. Of all
Speaker 15: of the places for these fugitive legislators to go, Illinois
Speaker 15: should have been the last on the list. It is
Speaker 15: the most gerrymandered state in the Union, and most of
Speaker 15: us were just dumbfounded that they would go to Illinois,
Speaker 15: which is my home state, and Illinois, New York, California,
Speaker 15: those are all heavily jerrymandered. Republicans vote in a much
Speaker 15: higher percentage than the seats that they receive, and that's
Speaker 15: part of the problem for the Democrats. You know, when
Speaker 15: you start your pledge to have an all out war,
Speaker 15: you probably need to look at what your assets are.
Speaker 15: The problem is that the Democratic blue states are already
Speaker 15: heavily jerrymandered. So you have the Massachusetts governor saying I'm
Speaker 15: going to retaliate, and most of us saying, how you
Speaker 15: don't have any Republicans left in your congregation and your delegation.
Speaker 15: You'd have to go to another state and jerry manner
Speaker 15: that state because you're done. So it's sort of funny,
Speaker 15: but they really are starting a fight here that I
Speaker 15: don't think they're looking past the first round because there
Speaker 15: are a lot of red states that are largely untapped,
Speaker 15: and yes, the Republicans could produce a lot more districts.
Speaker 6: And the Republicans should produce a lot more district folks,
Speaker 6: That's what needs to happen here. California wants to play
Speaker 6: this game. By the way, Princess Diana on Saturday said
Speaker 6: that was very optimistic that despite all the bravado coming
Speaker 6: out of California, that perhaps Jerry, Jerry, Gavin dasm Newsome
Speaker 6: might not have an easy time trying to push this
Speaker 6: new map through which would limit forty of the voters
Speaker 6: in California are Republican. It would limit their representation to
Speaker 6: six percent six percent. And my hope is that we
Speaker 6: see some civil rights with Harmey Dilan nivel Over, the
Speaker 6: DOJ and the Civil Rights Division, that we find a
Speaker 6: novel way to find and file civil rights legislation, civil
Speaker 6: rights lawsuits rather against the Democrat Party for discrimination based
Speaker 6: on political affiliation, and deliberately trying to look what thing
Speaker 6: has done in the Northeast already. You look at states
Speaker 6: like Rhode Island, You look at states Massachusetts, which is
Speaker 6: ironic Massachusetts, Boston Tea Party, What was about? What was
Speaker 6: it about? The battle crising was no taxation without what representation.
Speaker 6: Right now, Massachusetts Republicans are being tax they pay their taxes,
Speaker 6: they have zero representation in the House of Representatives. The
Speaker 6: same goes to Rhode Island. The same goes I believe, Vermont.
Speaker 6: The same goes for a bunch of states in the
Speaker 6: northeast of the United States. And then you have states
Speaker 6: like Illinois, California that are so heavily jerry mandered that
Speaker 6: most Republicans do not have adequate representation. There are many,
Speaker 6: many areas of Chicago where Republicans don't have representation. Although
Speaker 6: they have to pay their taxes. There has to be
Speaker 6: a legal argument in here somewhere. Now, before we get
Speaker 6: away today we got to visit the new big announcement
Speaker 6: from PMS NBC nineteen. Here's Joe Scarborough with the huge announcement.
Speaker 16: We have breaking news as it pertains work this morning.
Speaker 3: A new name for the network. By the end of
Speaker 3: the year.
Speaker 16: Uh, we will become MS now, which stands for my
Speaker 16: Source for News, opinion and the world. And look, Andrew,
Speaker 16: they even have a graphic up I like there it
Speaker 16: is actually it looks very sporty.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 16: As we got to versant, we're going to, uh, we're
Speaker 16: going to be moving in this direction MS NOW, which
Speaker 16: I gotta say. You know, I got a call yesterday
Speaker 16: afternoon and there's that you hope you're what you're calling.
Speaker 16: I was like, what do you mean? Like, this is
Speaker 16: the show's we're independent. And what I've said on this
Speaker 16: show time and time again is you look at the
Speaker 16: people that are running the company. They're entrepreneurial, right, Like
Speaker 16: when you have somebody come into your company after working
Speaker 16: for like big corporations and said and you're talking, you're saying,
Speaker 16: uh huh, and they go, we want you to be entrepreneurial.
Speaker 16: We want you to come up with new ideas, we
Speaker 16: want you to push the boundaries. I'm excited about that,
Speaker 16: So I'm ex this too. It's like, you know what's
Speaker 16: in the name, Well, whatever you put into the name, Well, look,
Speaker 16: my understanding is this.
Speaker 6: Whatever put the name, whatever they put into the name,
Speaker 6: that's number that what is in the name, it's still
Speaker 6: pms NBC. It's still the same. It is still the
Speaker 6: same programming drivel that was. So they're changing their name
Speaker 6: to what is it my source for news World? Uh
Speaker 6: uh something something something something? Who cares MS now PMS now,
Speaker 6: PMS now, PMS forever, PMS now, PMS forever. James Golden slberly,
Speaker 6: We're coming back. What do we have here, carlos esh,
Speaker 6: That's what we have here. American singer actress Sarah Dash
Speaker 6: has heavenly birthday and to day La Belle of course,
Speaker 6: the group she was with, Sarah Dash, Nona Hendrix and
Speaker 6: Patty Leabell. We're LaBelle, were LaBelle back in the day.
Speaker 6: Sarah Dash passed away in twenty twenty one, seventy six
Speaker 6: years old. The music, of course lives on James Colvins
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Speaker 6: And of course the Grimlins are gone right now. Finally,
Speaker 6: just this anyway, before we get out of here. Two
Speaker 6: of the social media voices they speak for themselves. You'll understand.
Speaker 6: I think why we are playing them on this day.
Speaker 17: I'm of the opinion that every single Maggot cultist is
Speaker 17: an unfit parent. They should not have children, they should
Speaker 17: not be responsible for a child's education, their well being,
Speaker 17: or their spiritual guidance in whatever sense the word spiritual means,
Speaker 17: because they sure as shit don't follow the Bible why
Speaker 17: and they don't follow anything but the hateful rhetoric of
Speaker 17: that Orange Man. Everybody knows, unless they are in blind
Speaker 17: denial or willful ignorance, what has occurred with the Orange
Speaker 17: Man and children. Everybody knows. They just choose to ignore
Speaker 17: it because they like the Orange Man and they want
Speaker 17: to protect him. And if they're willing to protect one
Speaker 17: person who would harm children, they're willing to to protect
Speaker 17: a person that would harm their own children. So yes,
Speaker 17: I think every single maggot should lose their children.
Speaker 6: It's amazing, you know. I remember reading the diary about
Speaker 6: him taking showers with his daughter, and his daughter being oh,
Speaker 6: I'm sorry that was Joe Biden. I remember him sniffing
Speaker 6: the hair of those young children and and talking about
Speaker 6: how the kids used to like to rub his legs
Speaker 6: the hair on his legs. Oh, I'm sorry, that was
Speaker 6: Joe Biden. Yes, mm hmm. And by the way, I
Speaker 6: don't think it's these maga kids. Correct me if I'm
Speaker 6: wrong that we were seeing running out torching people's cars.
Speaker 6: Not to say that every Maga child is cool. You
Speaker 6: know that that's impossible when you cut across. But is
Speaker 6: it Is it the Maga kids that are out doing
Speaker 6: these smashing grabs in these big cities. Is it the
Speaker 6: Maga kids that are out like these gains doing all that.
Speaker 6: Is it the Maga kids that are bereft, the church
Speaker 6: going Maga kids that are the ones that are.
Speaker 3: The issue here? Is he really okay? Next one? Carlos?
Speaker 18: So I'm just gonna call it because I don't see
Speaker 18: anybody else calling it. We're in a civil war. Is
Speaker 18: this administration versus the people? The top versus the bottom?
Speaker 18: It is not left versus right anymore. It is top
Speaker 18: versus bottom. It is this administration against cities that don't comply.
Speaker 18: It is this administration against states that don't comply. The
Speaker 18: things this administration are doing to citizens are war crimes.
Speaker 18: This is war on our citizens, specifically targeting our most
Speaker 18: vulnerable citizens who have the least ability to defend themselves,
Speaker 18: non sex.
Speaker 17: It's disgusting.
Speaker 18: This is civil war. And you got to choose what
Speaker 18: side you're on. Are you with the people or are
Speaker 18: you upon for the one percent?
Speaker 1: And if that's the the path you choose.
Speaker 18: Just know they don't give it about you. You are
Speaker 18: a little cog in their machine that they can replace.
Speaker 18: Look at the way this country treats its veterans.
Speaker 17: They don't give a about you.
Speaker 18: They don't care about protecting you. All they care about
Speaker 18: is protecting their corporate interests in Israel.
Speaker 17: That's it.
Speaker 3: Ah ah, Now it's revealed.
Speaker 6: Oh folks. So on that happy note we have to leave.
Speaker 6: There's so much I can say about that. On this
Speaker 6: day Marvin Issley was born. He passed away in twenty ten,
Speaker 6: but one of the younger Isley brothers, So in his
Speaker 6: honor and the brothers, we're going to leave you with
Speaker 6: harvest for the world today, and.
Speaker 3: It's so well suited. My friends. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 6: I apologize for the technical bitches, All resolved hopefully tomorrow.
Speaker 6: May God Less protect each and every single one of you, families,
Speaker 6: your loved ones, loving gratitude always for your being here
Speaker 6: with me in spite of whatever we face together, and
Speaker 6: for me being with you.
Speaker 7: God.
Speaker 6: Will we are back tomorrow. Until then, I bid you,
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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