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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Dan Caplis Show. I am not Dan Capless.
Speaker 2: I know that all of you wonderful listeners are smart
Speaker 2: enough to realize it the immediate moment that I opened
Speaker 2: my mouth. No, I am Deborah Flora is so happy
Speaker 2: to be sitting in this chier again. So enjoyed our
Speaker 2: time together on Tuesday. And also I'll be here with
Speaker 2: Ryan Schuling, our very own Ryan Shuling every Friday at
Speaker 2: two pm. Looking forward to that tomorrow as well. But
Speaker 2: want to jump right into this because we've got some
Speaker 2: great guests coming up after the break. We're gonna have
Speaker 2: John Prepregatory joining us. He was the former ice director
Speaker 2: over Wyoming and Colorado, former CD six candidate. He and
Speaker 2: I actually went down to the border with a few
Speaker 2: others when I was with a different radio station last year,
Speaker 2: and so we've had a lot of great conversations about that.
Speaker 2: And then at five o'clock, Jennifer say is going to
Speaker 2: be joining me. She's the former just top notch gymnast
Speaker 2: who also started xx x Y as a clothing company
Speaker 2: to protect women in girls' sports and safe spaces. I
Speaker 2: do have one of those baseball caps. Love it, work
Speaker 2: out with it all the time. It's very fun. But
Speaker 2: you know what, let's just jump right into the show.
Speaker 2: And I have to preface this part of it that
Speaker 2: pretty much everything I've done has been for two reasons.
Speaker 3: Love of country, love of my children.
Speaker 2: I am a mom to say the least, and when
Speaker 2: I hear stories like this, they both come together. That's
Speaker 2: why I've been involved in educational freedom parental rights running
Speaker 2: for office. I'm traveling around currently doing a lot of
Speaker 2: national policy work in the area of school choice and
Speaker 2: parental rights.
Speaker 3: But when I share this story.
Speaker 2: With you, the mom and me comes out even more
Speaker 2: than the policy expert. Because the behavior of this particular
Speaker 2: witness when he was in front of the House Oversight
Speaker 2: Committee about why he should receive an A I guess
Speaker 2: you would say grade is very reminiscent of how I
Speaker 2: had to deal with my own children. How to set
Speaker 2: the stage, this clip you're about to here is Georgia
Speaker 2: Representative Rich McCormick. He is asking the current Postmaster General,
Speaker 2: Lewis de Joy. I think that's a funny name, because
Speaker 2: this clip actually brings me a lot of joy because
Speaker 2: it's just darn funny. But here's what happened when Representative
Speaker 2: McCormick said to the current Postmaster General, and keep us
Speaker 2: in mind, by the way, I think we all know
Speaker 2: that everything now is compared to the post Office and
Speaker 2: the Postal Service as being the bottom level of customer
Speaker 2: service and efficiency. But this is what Rich McCormick said
Speaker 2: to him and Lewis de Joy's response when he was
Speaker 2: asked to rate himself and he gave himself an A rating.
Speaker 2: Thank you Ryan for playing that clip number five.
Speaker 4: You, sir, do not get.
Speaker 5: An A grade.
Speaker 4: You cannot give yourself that grade. I just think you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't create your on paper, sir. I've been to
Speaker 4: medical school. I bet I got my MBA.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: You were greater by the United States people and they
Speaker 4: don't use your service anymore. You bankrupt. You bankrupt this
Speaker 4: through your reputations. Only through your reputations, you are responsible
Speaker 4: for the fall of the Postal Service.
Speaker 5: And the lack of accountability is responsible.
Speaker 4: So it's kind I'm trying to fix.
Speaker 3: I am trying to fix.
Speaker 5: On your service.
Speaker 4: With all my watch the same stuff, with all the AI,
Speaker 4: with all the computer systems, you're worse than if I
Speaker 4: took yourself and picked up the mail and delivered it
Speaker 4: two miles down the road. That's you.
Speaker 5: I hope you got that on camera.
Speaker 4: This is the response that the postmaster just gave Congress
Speaker 4: when he doesn't like what he hears, literally covered his
Speaker 4: ears and gave himself the grade of A And with that, sir,
Speaker 4: I rest good.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure which part of that to address first. Now,
Speaker 2: I do wish you could see this. If you haven't
Speaker 2: seen it, make sure you go and you actually watch
Speaker 2: the visual the visual of this interchange. So, first of all,
Speaker 2: this is the person that is over our entire postal service.
Speaker 2: And first of all, let's just set the stage. Since
Speaker 2: Lewis de Joy took over as a Postmaster General in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. First of all, there was a lot of
Speaker 2: controversy about it because he actually came from the private
Speaker 2: sector where he ran a competitor to the Postal Service,
Speaker 2: so there was a.
Speaker 3: Conflict of interest.
Speaker 2: Some people thought he was the first person to take
Speaker 2: that role since nineteen ninety two without any previous experience
Speaker 2: in the USPS.
Speaker 3: And what did he do.
Speaker 2: He continued to decline the USPS volume of service, slowed down,
Speaker 2: the turnaround he limited over time. He banned additional trips
Speaker 2: to deliver mail that is not exactly great customer service.
Speaker 2: He decommissioned hundreds of high speed mail sorting machines.
Speaker 3: Have no idea why he would do that.
Speaker 2: And it actually increased a concern about mail and ballots
Speaker 2: getting to where they needed to be in time. Now,
Speaker 2: what is interesting about this is not only if you
Speaker 2: hear his responses when being called on the carpet. First
Speaker 2: of all, I love the comment you do not get
Speaker 2: to grade yourself. That was the teacher comment to the
Speaker 2: students sitting there deflecting.
Speaker 3: Then the current Postmaster General said, I just did That
Speaker 3: was his response. That's not true.
Speaker 2: That was another response, you blamed someone else in this case,
Speaker 2: namely Congress. Then he said some derogatory thing like you're
Speaker 2: talking to yourself.
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding you.
Speaker 2: I think every mother has heard those kind of deflections.
Speaker 2: And then when he simply put his hands over his ears,
Speaker 2: The visual.
Speaker 3: Is absolutely studing.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether to laugh or cry, because, to
Speaker 2: be honest, this is someone that is in a very
Speaker 2: high position in the government. And when you think about
Speaker 2: how important our postal service is now so much of
Speaker 2: it has gone private, to see that kind of childish
Speaker 2: behavior is amazing. The only thing that was missing was
Speaker 2: him putting his hands over his ears and then saying, Nana, Nana,
Speaker 2: I don't hear you.
Speaker 3: That's basically what he was doing.
Speaker 2: I tell you, I think that you know, we need
Speaker 2: more moms to rise up and just put a lot
Speaker 2: of people in time out. He would have been in
Speaker 2: time out had I been sitting in that seat. So
Speaker 2: there you go, another episode that builds the American's confidence
Speaker 2: and those who are appointed to government.
Speaker 3: We just want people that are good at what they do.
Speaker 2: So here's another situation that is undermining people's confidence in
Speaker 2: the current government to say the least. And many of
Speaker 2: us have been hearing about these dozens of mysterious drones
Speaker 2: over New Jersey and New York.
Speaker 3: They're basically the two states that they're talking about.
Speaker 2: Over three thousand reports suspiciously near by the way the
Speaker 2: Picatinny Arsenal Military base, the Trump National Golf Club in
Speaker 2: the area, the Verrizanto Brisno And why is this important?
Speaker 2: It connects Brooklyn's US Army Garrison, Fort Hamilton and Staten Island,
Speaker 2: US Coast Guard station in New York, the largest of
Speaker 2: its kind on the East Coast. Now, I don't know
Speaker 2: about you, but that seems like some sites that people
Speaker 2: would want to look at if they were wishing us ill.
Speaker 2: Now here's the incompetence part again. While we are hearing
Speaker 2: a lot more from New Jersey senators and representatives who
Speaker 2: are trying to get to the bottom of this, here's
Speaker 2: what we're hearing from the FBI. The FBI said these
Speaker 2: drones could range from quote sophisticated state actors and adversaries
Speaker 2: that want to hurt us to quote just a nuisance
Speaker 2: drone that could cause harm. But they don't know the
Speaker 2: answer yet. How does this happen in the United States
Speaker 2: of America? I mean, really, it is time that we
Speaker 2: demand from our government. I think that's why there's going
Speaker 2: to be a changeover. Actually, they're doing their job. When
Speaker 2: you think about it. What is government's job in a
Speaker 2: constitutional republic? It is two things.
Speaker 3: Protect the constitutional.
Speaker 2: Rights of its citizens, and protect their security. That's it
Speaker 2: failing miserably. By the way, the Pentagon gave us this
Speaker 2: little gem. It said, definitively it is not from a
Speaker 2: foreign actor. However, they cannot tell us what it is.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how they can tell us it's
Speaker 2: definitively not from a foreign entity when they can't even
Speaker 2: tell us what it actually is. New Jersey Congressman Jeff
Speaker 2: Andrew has stated that confidential sources that have talked to
Speaker 2: him have talked about an Iran mothership that while the
Speaker 2: Pentagon is denying that it is actually off of our mainland,
Speaker 2: all that is being said it is no longer in
Speaker 2: its own port. I don't know about you, but if
Speaker 2: you're having flashes of all kinds of disaster, movies of
Speaker 2: a mother ship and three thousand sightings of drones, well
Speaker 2: you are not alone. I'm going to head to the
Speaker 2: break early because when we come back, we're going to
Speaker 2: have John Fabrigatory joining me. He is the former director
Speaker 2: of ICE covering Colorado as well as Yoming. We're going
Speaker 2: to talk about safety and security because he also served
Speaker 2: in the Air Force in a security role as well.
Speaker 2: So when we come back, we're going to find out
Speaker 2: how much confidence that John has perhaps in those statements
Speaker 2: of it's not this, but we have no idea what
Speaker 2: it is. Time to get better from our government. Don't
Speaker 2: go anywhere when we come back of John Fabricatory. This
Speaker 2: is Deborah Flora sitting in for Dan Caplis.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Dan Caplis Show. I am Deborah
Speaker 2: Flora sitting in for Dan Caplis, and we have been
Speaker 2: talking about things that make you go pause and lose
Speaker 2: a little bit of confidence in our current safety and security.
Speaker 2: And I cannot think of anyone I would rather have
Speaker 2: joined me to talk about these topics than a good friend,
Speaker 2: John Fabricatory.
Speaker 3: Many of you may know him.
Speaker 2: He is a retired field office director for the Denver
Speaker 2: Office of Ice. He oversaw areas including Colorado and Wyoming,
Speaker 2: covering nearly two hundred thousand square miles and more than
Speaker 2: two hundred federal employees. I did feel safer when he
Speaker 2: was in that position, to say the least. He was
Speaker 2: also the Republican nominee for Congressional District six against Jason Crowe.
Speaker 2: You know, John, thank you so much for joining me
Speaker 2: and thank you for always being willing to serve our country.
Speaker 3: I so appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Thank you for having me on. It's just been a
Speaker 6: little while since you and I have been together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had a lot of experience with that when
Speaker 2: we were down at the border in El Paso in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three and many times since then. But it's
Speaker 2: good to do this again, and once again, thank you
Speaker 2: for running. I just want to say that anyone who
Speaker 2: gets into the arena deserves a great, great pat on
Speaker 2: the back of appreciation. You ran a great race, but
Speaker 2: I appreciate that you're still on the job, and I
Speaker 2: want to just jump right into it. There has been
Speaker 2: a lot going on, obviously about our border, and when
Speaker 2: you look at the fact that you know, we've got
Speaker 2: the Denver mayor, Mike Johnston, who has he's stepped back
Speaker 2: from this, but he actually said that he would use
Speaker 2: Denver police to stand up against any deportation efforts. What
Speaker 2: would you say, as someone who has served both in
Speaker 2: the military and the Air Force, who has served with ICE,
Speaker 2: what would you say about a comment like that.
Speaker 6: It was very unnecessary and it really it shouldn't have
Speaker 6: been said. You know, I had the opportunity to work
Speaker 6: with Denver Pead hundreds of times over the years. You know,
Speaker 6: when I first came to Denver in the late nineties,
Speaker 6: there were some great men and women that I got
Speaker 6: to work with, great detectives, great great keep guys and
Speaker 6: girls on the street that you know, we were able
Speaker 6: to solve a lot of crimes, arrest a lot of people,
Speaker 6: especially drug traffickers and the X crimes, and a lot
Speaker 6: of different things. And it's working together that keeps the
Speaker 6: community safe. And you know, Mike Johnson saying stuff like
Speaker 6: that is it's just not good for Colorado and really
Speaker 6: should not have been said.
Speaker 3: No, it has been.
Speaker 2: Instead, we've been dealing with the situation and you and
Speaker 2: I've talked about this many times over the last couple
Speaker 2: of years that since twenty nineteen we're basically a sanctuary
Speaker 2: state where there's already prohibition between this coordination between federal
Speaker 2: law enforcement, state and local law enforcement. Let alone throwing
Speaker 2: this into the mix. I want to jump into the
Speaker 2: changes that are coming. You know, when we were down
Speaker 2: there the border together, you introduced us to so many
Speaker 2: great people. We heard that you know, a huge portion
Speaker 2: of who were coming over from what people call the
Speaker 2: Stans Afghanistan to Jikistan, Uzbekistan, et cetera, Russia and China.
Speaker 3: What do you think.
Speaker 2: About Tom homan As being named by Donald Trump to
Speaker 2: be the incoming new borders are obviously he has a
Speaker 2: long history as a former ICE director. What do you
Speaker 2: think the changes are going to be and what do
Speaker 2: you think about that selection?
Speaker 6: Tom is absolutely awesome. I have the opportunity to work
Speaker 6: from many times. You know, with ICE is a cops cop.
Speaker 6: He says exactly what he means, which is awesome when
Speaker 6: you're working for somebody and you know the changes that
Speaker 6: he is going to make really aren't changes you am
Speaker 6: forcing the law. He's just going to take the laws
Speaker 6: that we have and say, hey, guys and girls, go
Speaker 6: out there and actually enforce this. Yes, it's what Trump
Speaker 6: tried to do in the first administration, but the left
Speaker 6: just you know, they just rallied against them and they
Speaker 6: sued him hundreds of times. You know, But this time around,
Speaker 6: I think prisident Trump is way more prepared for it
Speaker 6: this time and he's not going to allow that to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: Deborah Flora sitting in for Dan Campus. My guest is
Speaker 2: John fabrigatory.
Speaker 3: John.
Speaker 2: You know, I was talking in the opening of the
Speaker 2: show about these drones three thousand sightings, Pentagon can't say
Speaker 2: what they are, what they're not, all of these sorts
Speaker 2: of things. I love that Tom Homan coming in is
Speaker 2: the new board. That means that it's not just a
Speaker 2: southern border, it's a northern border. He's also going to
Speaker 2: oversee maritime and aviation security. How refreshing is that after
Speaker 2: a Chinese balloon just traped its way across our missile sites.
Speaker 3: What do you think you served in.
Speaker 2: The Air Force as a security police and security forces member.
Speaker 2: Tell me your thoughts about this whole drone siding and
Speaker 2: the lack of intel that is out there seems to
Speaker 2: be out there about what's really going.
Speaker 6: On, And that is the key point, the last part
Speaker 6: that you just said, the lack of that's what really
Speaker 6: worries me. So, you know, the last few days, I've
Speaker 6: been on the phone with a lot of buddies who
Speaker 6: either just recently retired from the military or are still
Speaker 6: in and they are even like, we don't know what
Speaker 6: this is.
Speaker 3: Wow, And the fact that.
Speaker 6: We don't shows how far behind we are with our
Speaker 6: security methods as technology advances. Now, some of these drones
Speaker 6: that they're spotting seem to be pretty advanced drones. It
Speaker 6: does seem like they're your backyard type drones that you know,
Speaker 6: just your basic persons flying out there. So it kind
Speaker 6: of worries me that our security apertures not to the
Speaker 6: point where we can detect this. We know what's flying
Speaker 6: up there, and we know how to keep our community
Speaker 6: safe for the potential damage that these drones can bring
Speaker 6: in because remember Dubbra, these drones could be packed with explosives, right,
Speaker 6: things like that. I mean, we've seen it over in
Speaker 6: Ukraine how drones are being used in warfare right now,
Speaker 6: and you know, it's something that we should be highly
Speaker 6: concerned about. And it worries me that there's really no
Speaker 6: effort or or even intel coming in to let the
Speaker 6: American people know that we're safe from this.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I mean it feels like we're going backwards. I mean,
Speaker 2: you think about under the Reagan administration, we helped Israel
Speaker 2: build their iron dome technology, and we can't even figure
Speaker 2: out what some drones are. Unfortunately, we have a break
Speaker 2: coming up, a heartbreak at the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 3: But I want to ask you this.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of historyonics about what deportation will look like,
Speaker 2: people saying, oh, I'll stand in front of the takes
Speaker 2: like Tianneman Square, and you know, federal law enforcement will
Speaker 2: be firing into civilians, which is so irresponsible to say, Yeah,
Speaker 2: tell us what you think in the last couple of
Speaker 2: minutes here, what is this actually going to be looking like.
Speaker 6: Initially, it's going to be going after criminal aliens. That's
Speaker 6: where they're going to go after people who are you know,
Speaker 6: on the radar of law enforcement who are currently in
Speaker 6: many of the jails that we have right now. So
Speaker 6: that's going to be the initial drive. And then secondary
Speaker 6: to that are going to be people who have already
Speaker 6: seen an immigration judge and are refusing to leave the
Speaker 6: United States. So not only did they break into this
Speaker 6: country illegally, they had the opportunity to see a judge,
Speaker 6: and they're still refusing to follow our immigration laws. Those
Speaker 6: are who are going to go after initially, and you know,
Speaker 6: people saying that they're going to do this and that
Speaker 6: it's just immature and it's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it seems very irresponsible.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: One of the last things I want to say is
Speaker 2: you know, thank you again for your service, John, and
Speaker 2: I hope that we see you a lot.
Speaker 3: More helping in this area.
Speaker 2: You know, why don't you just give a last view
Speaker 2: for folks of what we heard of who's actually coming
Speaker 2: over the border, so we can just always position this
Speaker 2: to our neighbors.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we know we need to be concerned because it's
Speaker 6: people from all over the world that are coming across
Speaker 6: that border. And you know, the intel that we have
Speaker 6: is we're seeing, you know, people from China, people like
Speaker 6: you said, from the stands, there are criminal aliens coming
Speaker 6: across the border. Gang members. That's who was allowed in
Speaker 6: these last four years. That's who Tom Holman is going
Speaker 6: to focus in on, and that's how we're going to
Speaker 6: make America safer.
Speaker 2: I so appreciate Thank you so much, John, and I
Speaker 2: think everybody's before that that's not even partisan, but at
Speaker 2: least there's going to be a real borders are. It
Speaker 2: kind of makes me laugh that Kamala Harris was the
Speaker 2: last borders are and we just saw what.
Speaker 3: Happened when she was when she was in that position.
Speaker 2: Thank you, John, I appreciate your joining the show and
Speaker 2: thanks for your continued service.
Speaker 3: To Colorades into our country.
Speaker 6: Happy Holidays, Deborah.
Speaker 3: You too, Merry Christmas to you. Well, don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: When we come back where you continue this conversation about
Speaker 2: how do we secure our country.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back on.
Speaker 2: Deborah Flora sitting in for Dan Caplis.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Dan capless Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Dankaplis Show. I'm Deborah Flora sitting
Speaker 2: in for Dan today and so enjoying the conversations we
Speaker 2: are having. We just had John Fabricatory join us. He's
Speaker 2: a former ice director that covered the area all of
Speaker 2: Wyoming and Colorado, ran for CD six, served in the
Speaker 2: Air Force, someone who knows security, and we had a
Speaker 2: great conversation. By the way, if you've missed any of
Speaker 2: this or the great show that we had on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: where a Dallas Jenkins, the creator of The Chosen and
Speaker 2: the director of the current Christmas movie that is in theaters,
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Speaker 2: see those where they are posted for podcasts. But wanted
Speaker 2: to continue this conversation because John shared and confirmed what
Speaker 2: I thought was the biggest and most concerning thing about
Speaker 2: this headline going on the drones. Nearly three thousand have
Speaker 2: been cited, or three thousand sightings of them, shall we
Speaker 2: say over New Jersey and New York. Now, let's we
Speaker 2: think that that's just an odd place to have them.
Speaker 2: Let's remember that they are suspiciously near according to sources
Speaker 2: Picatinny Arsenal Military Base and Arsenal Military Base, Trump National
Speaker 2: Golf Club in the area. We know there's already been
Speaker 2: threats against the President elect and former present ccident against him.
Speaker 3: The Verrizono Bridge. Now, why is that important?
Speaker 2: Because in New York it connects Brooklyn's US Army Garrison,
Speaker 2: Fort Hamilton and Staten Island's US Coast Guard station in
Speaker 2: New York.
Speaker 3: Now here's the problem.
Speaker 2: We're being told all these things that these drones are not,
Speaker 2: but we're not being told anything that they are. Case
Speaker 2: in point, here is a clip from John Kirby. He's
Speaker 2: a White House National Security Communications advisor, and let's hear
Speaker 2: that clip, clip number twenty four, that said, we.
Speaker 7: Certainly take seriously the threat that can be posed by
Speaker 7: unmanned aircraft systems, which is why law enforcement and other
Speaker 7: agencies continue to support New Jersey and investigate the reports.
Speaker 7: Even though they have uncovered no malicious activity or intent
Speaker 7: at this particular stage. While there's no known malicious activity occurring,
Speaker 7: the reported sightings there do, however, highlight a gap in authority,
Speaker 7: and so we urge Congress to pass important legislation that
Speaker 7: will extend and expand existing counter joone authorities so that
Speaker 7: we are better prepared to identify and mitigate any potential
Speaker 7: threats to airports or other critical infrastructure, and so that
Speaker 7: state and local authorities are provided all the tools that
Speaker 7: they need to respond to such threats as well.
Speaker 3: Well, there you go.
Speaker 2: To me, that sounds like some good old fashioned passing
Speaker 2: of the buck, because let's just hear who he said
Speaker 2: should be a responsible for this local law enforcement, as though,
Speaker 2: by the way, our wonderful lawforcement, our police officers and
Speaker 2: others do not already have their hands full in states
Speaker 2: where there has not been a lot of support for them.
Speaker 3: Then the next one was Congress, and.
Speaker 2: He did say, oh, we do take it very seriously,
Speaker 2: but the reality is this, really the American people have
Speaker 2: no confidence because this is the same exact administration. Let's
Speaker 2: recall this, shall we two years ago Chinese balloon the
Speaker 2: size of three school buses let's just refresh your memory.
Speaker 2: It was the size of three school buses, hovered about
Speaker 2: sixty thousand feet in the air, drifting across the continental US.
Speaker 2: From reports, it started in Alaska, went all the way
Speaker 2: across down through Montana, and they didn't even bother to
Speaker 2: shoot it down until it was off of our coast. Now,
Speaker 2: that happened for seven days, passing over sensitive security areas
Speaker 2: including Maelstrom Air Force Base and Great Falls, Montana, which
Speaker 2: was a home to stockpiles of missile and nuclear defense infrastructure.
Speaker 2: What happened at the time that this was, you know,
Speaker 2: was going on the.
Speaker 3: Same Biden White House.
Speaker 2: And this is where I have to give Kirby the
Speaker 2: Bless your Heart Award of the Day, because bless your
Speaker 2: heart that you have to keep covering for this kind
Speaker 2: of ineptitude of security in this current administration. But at
Speaker 2: that time Biden claimed it was quote not a major
Speaker 2: security breach. What did we find out after it was
Speaker 2: shot down? It was communicating with China through an American
Speaker 2: Internet provider equipped with thousands of pounds of equipment, including
Speaker 2: a massive surveillance payload. Well, yes, that did not turn
Speaker 2: out to be nothing to worry about. So as we're
Speaker 2: hearing this right now, they can't tell us what it is.
Speaker 2: And John Fabricatory confirmed my suspicion that that's probably the
Speaker 2: biggest issue right now. And now they're saying that this
Speaker 2: is really nothing to worry about. You know, it's time
Speaker 2: that we absolutely demand greater accountability and protection from our government.
Speaker 2: I keep returning to this, what is the role of government.
Speaker 2: It is not to dictate every part of our lives
Speaker 2: or our constitutional representative republic is to protect our individual
Speaker 2: liberties and our safety and security. Let's say that under
Speaker 2: this administration that has been an abject failure. I was
Speaker 2: very encouraged by the way John Fabrigatory also shared he
Speaker 2: knows Tom Homan, who is going to be the incoming
Speaker 2: borders are. Let's remember by the way he takes that
Speaker 2: mantle from Kamala Harris, which.
Speaker 3: Is unfortunately a low bar. He will far surpass that.
Speaker 2: And I love the fact that he will actually be
Speaker 2: over not just the southern border, not just the northern border,
Speaker 2: but also maritime and aviation security. I have a feeling
Speaker 2: that starting January twentieth, there'll be a lot more information
Speaker 2: and a lot more action about anything that just happens
Speaker 2: to be floating over our sovereign nation.
Speaker 3: I certainly hope so.
Speaker 2: Okay, switching gears by the way, speaking of borders ours Tuesday,
Speaker 2: I was sharing that the Time magazine was about to
Speaker 2: announce their person of the year. We went through on
Speaker 2: Tuesday who they were looking at. One of them was
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, the outgoing borders are who did not even
Speaker 2: go down to the border for years, and in fact
Speaker 2: actually went to Guatemala first.
Speaker 3: And I want to tell you.
Speaker 2: One of the biggest, oh biggest things that.
Speaker 3: Irked me when we were down there.
Speaker 2: I remember talking to a border agent and these are
Speaker 2: stoic guys that deal with constant threats. They're dealing with
Speaker 2: the people they call the stands Afghanistan to Jikistan, Whuzbekistan, Russia, China,
Speaker 2: Venezuelan gangs coming over. So to see this man break
Speaker 2: down in tears, and why did he under Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: as the quote unquote borders are. They so rushed through
Speaker 2: the processing because they did not want there to be
Speaker 2: any children down there where it could be a bad
Speaker 2: photo op where it could look like maybe they were
Speaker 2: holding children, you know, the way that they falsely accused
Speaker 2: the Trump administration of having children in cages. That's not
Speaker 2: what it was. I saw those places firsthand, their chain
Speaker 2: link fences just separating areas, but nobody was chained up
Speaker 2: or put in, you know, some kind of a cage.
Speaker 2: But what happened under the Biden administration, under Kamala Harris, well,
Speaker 2: according to this border security agent, and it is the
Speaker 2: reason why quietly Susan Rice retired because a report was
Speaker 2: going to come out that tens of thousands of children
Speaker 2: are now lost somewhere in America.
Speaker 3: And this border patrol agent told me that they were.
Speaker 2: So rushed by the Trump administration to process people that
Speaker 2: they actually would just hand these children off to whoever
Speaker 2: would show off show up to take them, no verification
Speaker 2: process at all. So I'm happy to announce that that
Speaker 2: very same former borders are Kamala Harris was not chosen
Speaker 2: as the Time magazine Person of the Year because, as
Speaker 2: we talked about, her claims to fame would have been
Speaker 2: having a one hundred and seven day presidential campaign where
Speaker 2: she did not receive a single vote to be the
Speaker 2: Democrat nominee, having run a one point five billion dollar
Speaker 2: spending account just in those one hundred and seven days
Speaker 2: and still being twenty million dollars in debt. Nope, they
Speaker 2: did not choose her. Well, you may have already seen.
Speaker 2: The other people they were considering was Joe Rogan, Kate Middleton,
Speaker 2: who certainly our prayers go out to Kate Middleton, but
Speaker 2: would not have been my choice. Elon Musk would have
Speaker 2: been one of my choices. Benjamin Nett and Yahoo, Claudius Scheinbaum,
Speaker 2: the first woman president of Mexico, Donald Trump, and Mark Zuckerberg,
Speaker 2: and the person they named is actually Donald Trump. Nice
Speaker 2: to see when they do something the right way. But
Speaker 2: one of the first leaks of the magazine cover had
Speaker 2: this state man underneath it, President of the Divided States
Speaker 2: of America. You know what, It's time for the mainstream
Speaker 2: media to pull back because they are part of what
Speaker 2: is dividing us. When you see CNN, MSNBC and by
Speaker 2: the way, the N in both of those stands for nonsense.
Speaker 2: When you have pundits on those shows saying that we're
Speaker 2: going to see American US military or federal officials shooting
Speaker 2: into crowds of civilians, saying that you should cut off
Speaker 2: your relatives if they voted for Donald Trump. We know
Speaker 2: where the division comes from, and I believe that we
Speaker 2: may have an opportunity now to begin to be the United.
Speaker 3: States of America once again. Well, don't go anywhere. We're
Speaker 3: heading to a break.
Speaker 2: I am Deborah Flora sitting in for Dan Cappas and Hey,
Speaker 2: by the way, here's your question five seven seven three
Speaker 2: nine text into the show.
Speaker 3: Who do you think are behind the mystery drones? Don't
Speaker 3: go anywhere. I'm Deborah Flora sitting in for Dan Caplis.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dankapliss Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Dan Caplis Show. I'm Deborah Flora
Speaker 2: sitting in for Dan Kaplas. Love that song, Stand in
Speaker 2: the place where you live, Stand in the place where
Speaker 2: you work.
Speaker 3: That is a perfect setup for the.
Speaker 2: Guests we're going to have at the top of the
Speaker 2: hour after the break. That is going to be Jennifer Say,
Speaker 2: who is someone who has stood up against so many
Speaker 2: injustices in our society, and she definitely has a message
Speaker 2: to encourage each and every one of us to do that.
Speaker 2: In fact, Jennifer and I recently stood together in August.
Speaker 2: I was one of the co hosts. I guess kind
Speaker 2: of co organizers of the first ever March for Kids
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. We had people like Tulca Gabbard,
Speaker 2: Glenn Beck, Jennifer Say, and others were we stood together
Speaker 2: to really basically advocate for this radical idea, which is
Speaker 2: parents have the right to be the ultimate authority in
Speaker 2: their children's upbringing.
Speaker 3: Yep, I know crazy.
Speaker 2: You would think it's crazy from all the things that
Speaker 2: are happening in our culture right now. I've often said
Speaker 2: that if our founding fathers ever thought that they would
Speaker 2: get to the place where that is even being questioned
Speaker 2: in the slightest they would have put parental rights in
Speaker 2: the Bill of Rights. But it was unthinkable to them
Speaker 2: that that would happen. In fact, when you look over
Speaker 2: the history of Western civilization, the family is the building block.
Speaker 3: It is the building block.
Speaker 2: Of our civilization, which is perhaps why it is being
Speaker 2: so attacked right now. It's an area that I've been
Speaker 2: involved with a lot. My husband and I have a
Speaker 2: media company. We made the documentary called Whose Children Are They?
Speaker 2: And the reason why we did that is to show
Speaker 2: every single area where this is being undermined. Now, what
Speaker 2: does this have to do with Jennifer She is standing
Speaker 2: up against some of the craziness that is going on
Speaker 2: and protecting girls and women's sports and safe spaces. How
Speaker 2: does this intertwine with all that, Well, let's just say this.
Speaker 2: For instance, in my home school district where I went,
Speaker 2: Sherry Creed School District, there is evidence that they have
Speaker 2: been socially transitioning children without their parents' knowledge or consent.
Speaker 2: When you have these situations going on where Title nine
Speaker 2: is being undermined, that is another part of this radical movement.
Speaker 3: You know, let's just talk a little bit about what's
Speaker 3: going on. As we all know.
Speaker 2: A little over a week ago, the US Supreme Court
Speaker 2: heard the Tennessee case United States Versus Scrimmetti. Now, what
Speaker 2: is this In Tennessee, there's a law prohibiting transgender medical
Speaker 2: procedures for miners. And what's interesting about it, it's just
Speaker 2: one of twenty five US states, Tennessee is that has
Speaker 2: banned gender transitions for transgender miners.
Speaker 3: More than fifteen have enacted.
Speaker 2: Shield laws that protect against such procedures.
Speaker 3: Well, here's what's interesting.
Speaker 2: Many people think, oh, you know, there's a puritanical nature
Speaker 2: of America. Let's just put this a little bit in context,
Speaker 2: shall we. The United Kingdom socialist country that has led
Speaker 2: the way on some of these medical procedures, just voted
Speaker 2: to detect miners from puberty blockers and it will not
Speaker 2: allow them for children under the age of eighteen with
Speaker 2: gender dysphoria. Now, their gender dysporia is a real thing,
Speaker 2: and any child that has it deserves support, deserves to
Speaker 2: have a lot of help through that process, but not
Speaker 2: necessarily irreversible medical procedures.
Speaker 3: Well, the UK just voted against it. And why did
Speaker 3: they do that.
Speaker 2: Here is what they said, following official advice from medical experts.
Speaker 2: And let's be clear, because the UK is a nationalized
Speaker 2: socialist medicine situation, they have incredible records on this, and
Speaker 2: they are reversing course because here's what they said. Quote,
Speaker 2: there's currently an unacceptable safety risk and the continued prescription
Speaker 2: of puberty blockers to children. Now, let's contrast this, shall
Speaker 2: we with our own Supreme Court. Now, first of all,
Speaker 2: Katanji Brown Jackson should recuse herself from this case because
Speaker 2: when she was confirmed, she literally said she is not
Speaker 2: able to define what a woman is because she's not
Speaker 2: a biologist. Well, if you can't define a woman because
Speaker 2: she's not a biologist, she should not be weighing in
Speaker 2: on the veracity of using this irreversible medical procedures frequently
Speaker 2: irreversible on children. And then let's let's also contrast that
Speaker 2: with sodomayor who compared compared this procedure, these chemicals that
Speaker 2: are given surgeries, et cetera, to aspirin, saying that there
Speaker 2: is always a risk with any medical procedure. Well, last
Speaker 2: thing I heard, aspirin is not irreversible. In fact, that's
Speaker 2: why you need to take a couple every so often
Speaker 2: if you have a headache.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: But let's also remember, by the way, we are more
Speaker 2: radical than Europe in many fronts, even when it comes
Speaker 2: to abortion. Let's say, wherever you are on that issue,
Speaker 2: let's just put this in context. By the way, most
Speaker 2: European countries have waiting periods before an abortion, and it
Speaker 2: is in most of them not legal after the first trimester.
Speaker 2: Here in Colorado up to the moment of birth for
Speaker 2: any reason at all time, to bring some common sense
Speaker 2: back to our state and back to our country. And
Speaker 2: speaking of a last lack of common sense and the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court, when I've led a couple of rallies on
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court steps when certain cases were being argued.
Speaker 2: One of those was the Lorie Smith case, once again
Speaker 2: right here in Colorado, and that was the case where
Speaker 2: rightfully the Supreme Court determined they cannot force someone to
Speaker 2: create anything, or create a message, or speak against their
Speaker 2: dearly held beliefs. I got to tell you when I
Speaker 2: led that rally, it was one of the most frightening
Speaker 2: things I've actually been a.
Speaker 3: Part of because we had to have security as we were.
Speaker 2: Being bum rushed by those who were standing up and
Speaker 2: was predominantly for those who were pushing an ex extream
Speaker 2: social agenda. So you know, when we come back, we're
Speaker 2: gonna have Jennifer say join us. She has been fearless
Speaker 2: and courageous to speak up and say biology is not bigotrat.
Speaker 2: We're gonna learn from her how we can have that
Speaker 2: courage and make a difference. Don't go anywhere. I'm Deborah Flora,
Speaker 2: sitting in for Dan Catlis