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See what you think about all of the events going
on in the world today, and there are many, of course.
I understand that President Trump is winging his way out
of Washington. Deed see expected to uh to be in
the Florida White House later today. One would hope. One thinks, uh,
let's see Donald Trump campaign promises, Trump actions, et cetera,
et cetera. And this is live updates from the Democracy
Dies in Darkness newspaper the Washington Post. Trump administration moves
to formally abolish USAID and action Kung has not yet authorized.
Oh No. A letter sent to employees at USAID today
inform them that most of their positions are going to
be eliminated in coming months through the reduction in force.
Don't need that many people here. Some functions of the
agency which administers foreign aid will be transferred over to
the State Department. That makes sense, since it's foreign aid.
Why wasn't the aid coming from the State Department in
the first place. I'll tell you why. It's a good reason,
because that way there would be a constant lown money
operation outside of the purview of the State Department. That's
why anyway, the move is expected to draw lawsuits if
the administration acts without congressional approval. Well, let's get congressional approval. Simple. Meanwhile,
Vice President J. D. Vance's wife Ushah Vans are visiting
Greenland today following repeated suggestions by President Donald Trump that
the United States should somehow take control of the semi
autonomous territory of green Mark. M hm, so you got Greenmark?
What's green Mark without Canada? Here's Canada news. President Donald
Trump set in the Oval Office today that the United
States of America will respond to incoming retaliatory tariffs recently
announced by Canada with large scale import taxes of its own.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Trump spoke on the phone
earlier today, and in a statement describing the call, the
Canadian government said that the Prime Minister will implement retaliatory
tariffs to protect Canadian workers in our economy following the
announcement of additional US trade actions on April second. That's
when I guess the UTOL tariffs go in. When a
reporter asked Trump whether he would follow through with the
promise of exacting large scale tariffs in response to Canada's
retaliatory tariffs. The President said, well, absolutely, so this is
going to be a tit for tat for tit for more,
tit for more tat um. Yes. Trump. Meanwhile, Tory re
porters he had a good conversation with the Prime minister, adding,
I think things are going to work out very well
between Canada and the United States. I wonder if the
Canadians think that. In fact, we have a remarks made
by the new prime minister up there up north, the
Canuck Prime Minister, Mark Carney, that will be cut twelve.
We have remarks from the Donald. Trump says the call
went quite well. This is what the Canadian Prime minister
had to say.
Speaker 7: Our biggest challenge as a country is becoming the most
urgent over the coming weeks, months, and years. We must
fundamentally reimagine our economy. We will need to ensure that
Canada can succeed in a drastically different world. The old
relationship we had with the United States, based on deepening
integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperations,
is over. What exactly the United States does next is unclear.
Speaker 8: What is clear.
Speaker 7: What is clear is that we does Canadians have agency.
We have power. We are masters in our own home
who submit. We can't control our destiny. We can give
ourselves much more than any foreign government, including the United States,
can ever take away. We can deal with this crisis
best by building our strength right here at home.
Speaker 8: It will take hard work.
Speaker 7: It will take steady and focused determination from governments, from businesses,
from labor, from Canadians. We will need to dramatically reduce
our reliance on the United States. We will need to
pivot our trade relationships elsewhere, and we will need to
do things previously thought impossible that speeds we haven't seen
in generations. But we can make ourselves more productive and
therefore more competitive. We can break down internal trade barriers.
We can build a stronger and more resilient economy. And
that's what I'm squarely focused on as your Prime Minister.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound to me like that was such a
good call after all, at least the relationship that we had.
It sounded like a breakup call to me. It sounds
like you know, we're gonna go date other people. Doesn't
it sound like that day? I mean, Tom, I mistaken here.
Donald Trump says it's yeah, but not his voice. The
words don't even sound happy to me. He's like, uh,
it's time for us to go date somebody else. The
deepening relationship that we had with the United it's over.
It's done. We're done. It's over. Now we have to pivot.
We have to We have to go date other people.
We have to build our trade relationship with somebody else.
We need new suitors.
Speaker 9: I thought it sounded like he was sadly gonna give in.
Speaker 2: It didn't sound like he was sadly good. It sounds
to me like he's realizing that there is no giving in.
I don't know difference of opinion there, What do you think, folks?
Sounded like a breakup call to me. Our special relationship.
We loved each other, it was good, but now it's
run the course of time. Now we need to date
somebody else. The United States is not realized. They're not
gonna protect us anymore militarily. They're not gonna keep being
our suckers. I'm sorry, excuse me, They're not gonna keep
being our friends. We have to go date somebody else.
We have to go get money in trade from somebody
else that's I don't know. Sounded like a breakup call
on me anyway, Brett Bear moving to Masters domestically, bet Bear.
Brett Bear had the doge guys on. It was a
bunch of them lined up in a little panel and
they were all answering questions. Now I'm only gonna play
a few of these tomorrow, god willing, we're here for
the Saturday morning show. We'll have a few more because
there were a lot of cuts that came out of
this thing, and I don't want to just spend all
day doing doge cuts because we have other stuff to do.
Like Marco Rubio, we already did so to speak, the
breakup cold with Canada, and then we got some immigration
stuff we got. We have Scott Jennings in the in
the batteries box if we can get to him taking
on the whole panel on CNN and demolishing them all.
We got ilhan Omar, We played USA, we talked about
us AI D and we I didn't even play ilhan Omar,
so we should do that. Now, let's cut one. There
was a news report out of Minnesota that I found
curious for a number of reasons, and it's all on
this us AI d again Donald Trump today, we led
the story Donald Trump. Today. They sent a letter from
the Trump administration telling the folks over at USAID, almost
all your jobs are going to be gone. Lawsuits are
expected if Congress doesn't do this. It was just but
CBS Minnesota, the local CBS station in Minnesota, interviewed Ilhan
Omar and then they did a report. Yes, and so
this is CBS Minnesota.
Speaker 10: The effort to dismantle USAID are deeply personal to me.
I know the work that they do help refugees because
they've helped me and my family when we were in
a refugee camp. Their work represents the best of America
abroad and it is truly a beacon of hope for
so many people around the world.
Speaker 11: Representative Omar spoke about the effects of the Trump administration's
attempt to dismantle the agency, mentioning refugees losing access to food, shelter,
and vaccines. Omar went on to mention Minnesota based organizations
that get funding from USAID and how losing that funding
could harm those benefiting from their work. At Friday's press conference,
Representative Omar was joined by local organizations which are directly
impacted by the attempt to dismantle USAID.
Speaker 2: So you see how the money spread out. Local Minnesota
indos get some of that money and they help. Why
are I guess you can have a company anywhere that
wants to do good and distributes money. But I'm just
curious why, as I said at the beginning of the show,
why isn't all of this flowing from the State Department
in the first place. State department is where you're supposed
to find foreign aid and footgn policy. And just because
USAID is going to be shuttering, they are going to
be transferring some of the duties over to the State
Department and to others. So what's the problem. Well, let
us do this. Let us take a break so we
have some time, because I'd like to begin with the
Doge interview with Brett bare There was there were there
were some gems out of that one. All right, you
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on some of the doge uh interview with Brett Behar
last night. This blew my mind. Let's go with cut five.
This simply blew my mind.
Speaker 13: And it is alarming how the financial operations of financial
management is set up today. There is actually really only
one bank account that's used to disperse all monies that
go out of the federal.
Speaker 8: Government time out one blank account.
Speaker 2: It's a big one. It's a big one. It's a
big one.
Speaker 8: It's a big one.
Speaker 13: A couple of weeks ago I had eight hundred million
dollars in it. But it's the t or edital account.
So when you hear, you know, some of my colleagues
here what they're talking about in terms of the fraud,
you have to ask, well, why is this allowed to
happen at a financial level. Well, it's actually quite simple
but alarming. The Treasury up until now, and thanks to
President Trump, we're fixing this. In fact, there's an executive
order that he just signed the other day which is
protecting America's bank accout because it really is the taxpayer's money,
you know.
Speaker 8: One, we're changing the culture.
Speaker 13: The culture is been not a lot of caring and
not a lot of commitment to doing what's right.
Speaker 8: Relative to financial operations.
Speaker 2: There's a five.
Speaker 13: Hundred million dollars a fraud every year. There's one hundreds
of billion dollars of improper payments, and we can't pass
it on it. The Consolidated Financial Report is produced by Treasury,
and we cannot pass it out.
Speaker 8: We have material weaknesses. What that means is that if.
Speaker 13: I was a public company CFO, I would effectively be removed.
I couldn't file financial statements, I couldn't issue securities such
of course, can't pass it on it, right, The federal.
Speaker 2: Government cannot pass it in ordered. It's impossible.
Speaker 14: In fact, in order to pass or you need the
information necessary to pass and ordered. You need to have
the payment codes, you need to have the payment explanation,
and you need to have a person who can contact
to understand why that payment was made. None of those
things were mandatory until until just recently, just a few
weeks ago, in fact, maybe last week.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we're serving five hundred and eighty plus agencies, and
up until very recently, effectively they could say make the
payment and Treasury just sent it out as fast as possible,
no verification. And so what we're doing is what any
household would do. But imagine you're a household.
Speaker 8: You have a bank account.
Speaker 13: Everyone has an ATM card connect to that account, everyone
has a check book to that account. It's not just
your children, it's not just your parents, that your in laws,
it's your extended family, and they all can go to
the account and disperse funds, no questions asked, no justification,
no verification.
Speaker 2: This is unbelievable. The United States government could not pass
an audit. Yet you ask anybody in corporate in corporate
world what they do to you if you're running a
business and you can't pass an audit. James Golden's thirty
with you here it is Friday's rush hour. Eight hundred
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Looking forward to especially you business owners, I would love
to hear what you think about this one humongous bank
account with eight hundred billion dollars in it and no
checks on how the money is being spent or just
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started talking through and going through some of the Fox
News internew that Brett Bear did last night with members
of the Doge team. Before we rejoin it, let's turn
to another network, shall we, That being CNBC and the
Squawkbox Show. They had an interview with Rokahanna, Democrat Rokahanna.
He's becoming he should be in the leadership. Actually, sometimes
this guy will annoy the heck out of you. Other
times he seems almost like an adult Democrat near. So
few of them these days that are not just leading
on Trump hate all the time is their main posture
in public. But Rokahanna makes tries to make a claim
that Medicare and Social Security both run efficiently. We don't
have to play the whole thing. Let's listen in those
are you.
Speaker 4: Know, the same arguments that Democrats and Republicans have been
been having, uh forever. But in fact, I just tweeted
something out that said that the fraud, waste and abuse
is probably the biggest bipartisan a thing that we have
that it's not specific to what my policies are, what
my politics are. If it's being levied by the federal government,
it probably is inefficient because there's no reason for it
not to be.
Speaker 2: Well, there's certain things that are not inefficient.
Speaker 4: Medicare, uh, social and security large parties.
Speaker 2: Come on, are you out of your mind? Medicare?
Speaker 4: And I'm not saying it's Medicare's fault necessarily, it's there.
Speaker 8: There are are in.
Speaker 4: Look around and look at the way Medicare is gained
out by the people that benefit from it or Medicaid.
Speaker 2: I think, so you see this is oh well, solial securities,
social Security is efficient. You already heard they've got people
on the roles that are older than the United States
of America. And it's it's efficient, Rocahana says. Anyway, so
now let's go back. You heard social Security is efficient,
et cetera, et cetera. Let's go back to the Doge
interview that Brett Bear had cut number eight and let's
let's let's let's rejoin it at this crucial moment.
Speaker 6: I'll say, the two improvements that we're trying to make
to Social Security are helping people that legitimately get benefits,
protect them from fraud that they experience every day on
a routine basis, and also make the experience better. And
I'll give you one example is at Social Security. One
of the first things we learned is that they get
phone calls every day of people trying to change direct
positive information. So when you want to change your bank account,
you can call social Security. We learned four percent of
the phone calls that they get are from fraudsters.
Speaker 8: That's right, almost half, yes.
Speaker 15: And they steal people social Security. Is what happens is
they call in, they say they claim to be a retiree.
Then they they and they convinced the pust the Social
Security person on the phone to change there where the
money is flowing, it actually goes to some foster does
this happening all day every day, and then and then
somebody doesn't receive their social security is because of all
the fraudly poles.
Speaker 2: In the social security system. Yeah, and wocahana and another.
Oh social securities efficient? Yeah, so efficient, they're opening the door. Oh,
just change your bank account number on the phone, Like
we are all unaware of the how many calls do
you get, ladies and gentlemen on average on your mobile
device that are from scam numbers or somebody that you've
never heard of trying to sell you something that especially
remember the do not call registry. Huh yeah right, somebody
should measure the effectiveness of that. But you listen to
some different Oh sold of security. Oh efficient, it is
not efficient, nothing apparently is. Now let's go to this
one of my favorite examples of the interview dealing with
the IRS. Yes, cut six the IRS, folks. It's quick,
this goes by quick. But to me, this is unbedepable.
Speaker 8: You've got overstaffing.
Speaker 1: A good example of overstaffing would be the IRS has
got fourteen hundred people who are dedicated to provisioning laptops
and cell phones. So if you join the RS, you
get a laptop in the cull phone you're provisioned. So
if each of those IRS officers or employees provisioned two
employees per day, you could provision the entire IRS in.
Speaker 8: A little more than a month, So twelve times a
year reads.
Speaker 16: Why would you have fourteen hundred people whose only job
it is to give.
Speaker 2: A laptop and the phone?
Speaker 1: Right, the whole IRS could be one a month. So
that doesn't that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know people. What So at the IRS, ladies
and gentlemen, fourteen hundred employees whose job description was you're
going to give away stuff. You're gonna be SANSI. You're
gonna give away cell phones and laptops to IRS employees.
That's your sole job. They hired fourteen hundred people whose
sole job it is to give other IRS employees a
laptop and a cell phone. If if based on the
number of employees they have working at the IRS, if
one of those if one of those employees took eight
hours out of the day, a whole eight hour shift
to just give away two laptops a day and two
cell phones a day, if that were the case, they
have enough employees handling that aspect of IRS business, that
the whole IRS would have a cell phone and a
laptop everybody employed in one month. Yet you've got people
then that are being paid for eleven months out of
the year with nothing to do according to their job description.
Can ask a question, Yes, you may ask a question.
Speaker 9: Didn't wasn't there like a big ramp up of IRIS employees?
Speaker 2: And the boy, yes there was.
Speaker 9: So hypothetically speaking, is it possible that some of them
are handing over parts of their salary to the Democratic.
Speaker 2: Art So you want to know if it's possible that
there are kickbacks going on? How dare you how dare
you suggest? How dare you suggest? How dare anyone suggests,
ladies and gentlemen that with all of this money, one
bank account that everybody has access to with no verifications
on it, that's your federal treasury couldn't even pass in order?
How dare you suggest that all these ramp ups of employees,
you got fourteen hundred people hired whose only job it
is to give away laptops and cell phones, not enough
people to give them to you all after a month.
How dare you suggest that somebody's paying playing fast and
loose with the money how dare you who would believe
such a thing anyway? Fox News. Brett Baar continued, this
is Elon speaking with Brett Baar, Cut seven, and let's
just pick it up in itself, kind of explain it
to at.
Speaker 12: Least temporary holds. They're being challenged by the DOJ. Are
you surprised by that pushback?
Speaker 16: Well, it's the DC circuit is notorious for having a
very far left bias. And when you look at the
people close to some of these judges, who are where
are they working? Are they working at these NGOs or
they're getting the other ones getting this money? Does that
seem like a system that lacks corruption? It sounds like
corruption to me.
Speaker 12: Last thing, do you guys all see this as a
patriotic duty?
Speaker 2: How dare he? How dare Elon must suggest just because
these judges may have relatives other people working at these
NGOs that are getting this money that they're ruling on,
that they keep making these how dare anyone suggest that
Democrats might have some kind of kick back money laundering
scalp them if you're the taxpayer, No offense. No, didn't
mean that as a as a slam against indigenous culture,
that you might be scalping the taxpayers. How dare anyone
suggests that on this program that the Democrat Party, that
the machinery that these people are put together for decades
where money just flows out of one open bank account
with no verifications. How dare anybody suggest that people would
take advantage of it and and have ill gotten gain
when the taxpayers are funding it. How dare you elon
Musk for suggesting that? How dare anybody suggest that the
that the that people close to judges the judges would
actually be biased because they have a financial interest in
their own rulings. Who would believe that of a judge?
Who I ask you would believe it?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 2: Okay, let us turn our attention to my friends away
from that. Now I'll have more, God willingly hand tomorrow
will have more from that doze inter you it was delightful.
The Supreme Court has been asked to stipping ladies and
send mean over this argument that the administration's having over
El Salvador deportations. The Trumpe administration asked the Supreme Court
today to review a restraining order out of the DC Circuit.
In the filing, the lawyers for the Trump administration said
the lower courts orders have rebuffed Trump's immigration agenda, including
its ability to protect the nation against foreign tendadist organizations,
and it risked the abilitating effects for delicate foreign negotiations.
The Court of Appeals ruled to to one Wednesday to
uphold Boseberg's ruling that prohibits Donald Trump from behaving like
he's the president and actually using the powers invested in
him with the injunctions to the Enemy's Act law. Now
the Supreme Court in the filing, US Acting Solicitor General
Sarah Harris said the lower court's rulings was flaud They
threatened the government sensitive negotiations with foreign powers. They risked
serious and perhaps irreparable harm if not immediately reviewed by
the Supremes. And we shall see where this case goes. Now.
One of the things, interestingly enough, in all of this argument,
said when the two to one Appeals Court then came
down the US Circuit Court judges Karen Henderson, who was
a Bushy appointee, and Patricia Millet Obama focus heavily on
the concerns of due process violations as well as complaints
of immediate and irreparable harm by the defendants and allowing
Trump to use the Alien Act of the I'm sorry,
the Alien Enemies Act in the near term risk exilent
plaintiffs to a land that is not their country of origin.
Says Henderson. Well, this isn't their country of origin either,
But there you go so much more. Let's quickly get
to you know that. There's also this big to do
over the students border patrol this there was a video
of border patrol picking up one of these student protesters
up in Massachusetts that went viral and Marco Rubio said,
there's like three hundred of them. The press clearly unhappy.
Here's Marco Rubio very quickly on the students that remember
all that disruption to college campuses last year. They're cleaning
it up. Here's Marco.
Speaker 17: See, I think it's stupid for any country in the
world to welcome people into their country. They're going to
go to your universities as visitors. They're visitors and say,
I'm going to your universities to start a riot. I'm
going to your universities to take over a library and
harass people.
Speaker 8: I don't care what movement you're involved in. We do
it every day.
Speaker 17: Every time I find one of these lunatics. I take
away there.
Speaker 8: You're saying it could be more than three hundred.
Speaker 17: I mean at some point, I hope we run out
because we've gotten rid of all of them.
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio at some point to help you run out
because we've gotten rid of all of them them. Huh.
I love Mico Rubio in this job. He is okay.
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Speaker 2: And we go to New Jersey. You just start with Julie,
good afternoon, Julie. How are you good?
Speaker 18: How are you doing. I'm just commenting that I work
in a low income a school distric and I've never
had seen so many students leaving on vacations outside of
the country. Girls who have one hundred and twenty dollars
manicures with the geil three hundred dollars a pair of sneakers.
It is unbelievable. And I'm like, I'm one of these who,
you know, careful about how much you're spending, but going
away on these water park weekends and trips with the tendency.
We had problems because the kids were leaving.
Speaker 2: This is wait wait wait wait wait wait, you say
this is a low income school district.
Speaker 18: You say low income school?
Speaker 2: Me answer you another question. Let me ask your question. Now,
where do you suppose he getting all this money from.
Speaker 18: I don't know, I don't know, but it's amazing. It's
it's yeah, it is so. I mean, I've never gotten
one hundred twenty dollars. And I'm not talking about a
few students. I'm talking a good amount, a good amount.
So yeah, second grade up and they're getting jail, fingernail manicures.
Speaker 2: Good goodness, Julie, I'd like you to call back sometimes.
I wanted to discuss this in more depth. When you
have done. Thank you, Julie. Appreciate the call. Joe in Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: You are up next, Hi, Bo, It's great to talk
to you. I love you anyway. A quick point. In
the US federal court system, US courts of appeal, which
are superior to district courts, the decisions made by the
US circuit courts of appeal are not binding on any
other circuits. They could. Those decisions can be used as
persuasive arguments in cases are.
Speaker 2: Joe, I hate to disappoint you, but Joe, these nationwide
injunctions have halted things nationwide. They shouldn't. They shouldn't, but
they are because these nationwide injunctions have sprung up like
a bad disease. Especially so what it needs is congressional
action to take care of that. Oh my goodness, already,
time to go, Jackquelyne twenty seconds I know you can do.
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