Speaker 1: Welcome to the five o'clock show. It's time for common sense.
Speaker 1: Now it's Kats and Cosby with John Kassimatids and Rita
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Speaker 2: Well, do we have a mess in our hands or
Speaker 2: in better shape? We're talking about Michigan as well. I
Speaker 2: say maybe better shape?
Speaker 3: Better shape for.
Speaker 2: Shape to Mike Rogers, because you know what did the
Speaker 2: Vice president that was on our show to the other
Speaker 2: day say, give me the exact quote. He said that
Speaker 2: the Republicans have a few.
Speaker 4: Problems, have lost their way, and the Democrats have lost
Speaker 4: them on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mike Pens said that.
Speaker 2: Rest of mind by by having Michigan vote for this guy,
Speaker 2: abdul lay.
Speaker 3: Wait wait wait, you got to get his name right.
Speaker 3: Hang on, Here is what he said himself. He is
Speaker 3: you know they think that you want to use my
Speaker 3: whole name against me.
Speaker 5: Mike, listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abdachman,
Speaker 5: keep the name.
Speaker 2: Out your damn mouth. How's the name?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, here's this is the first name here we go.
Speaker 2: You know, they think that you want to use my
Speaker 2: whole name against me.
Speaker 5: Mike, Listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abderchman,
Speaker 5: keep the name out your damn mouth.
Speaker 2: So if you do that slowly, what is he saying.
Speaker 3: He's saying my my first name to Mike Rogers. That's
Speaker 3: who he's referring to.
Speaker 5: Mike.
Speaker 3: He said, Mike, if you can't say my full first name,
Speaker 3: keep it out of your mouth. His name is Abdul Rockman.
Speaker 3: His last name is l say ed uh. So this guy,
Speaker 3: he's the unifier. Are you kidding me? This guy is dangerous,
Speaker 3: most dangerous guy. I think I've seen an American politics.
Speaker 2: Listen it is.
Speaker 3: It's worse than what it is. It's worse than what
Speaker 3: it is. This guy, John, I think is really troubling
Speaker 3: if you listen to him today. The whole thing he
Speaker 3: said is like, we're going to go after Mike Rogers
Speaker 3: shooting him for crying.
Speaker 2: That's not that's not let's let's let's not make fun
Speaker 2: of a person's name. If that is his name, let's
Speaker 2: make fun of.
Speaker 3: Have you seen his policy is John Well?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: And and by the way, Mike Rogers has not been
Speaker 3: making fun of his name. Uh, Mike Rogers hasn't been
Speaker 3: mocking him. He's just saying, get my full name. My
Speaker 3: full name is Abdul Rockmand started a dressing me public.
Speaker 2: Like that hows him?
Speaker 3: Before that, I guess they were saying, hey, you you know,
Speaker 3: but I'm getting They have said abdul l s I
Speaker 3: ed and in fact and in fact I personally and
Speaker 3: I've been following this you guys a lot. I have
Speaker 3: never heard him say the middle part until today. So
Speaker 3: I guess now he wants to wait a second, it
Speaker 3: was Barack Hussein Obama.
Speaker 2: Oh don't you want?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he want but he liked to be called
Speaker 3: Barack Obama. John, so say that name right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he said everybody knew his name was Barack
Speaker 2: Hussein Obama.
Speaker 3: Well, and this guy now now he wants us to
Speaker 3: be he he wants to be Abdul Rockman Abdel, I
Speaker 3: say ed. And by the way, John, let's move on
Speaker 3: to this because his policies are down right trouble right.
Speaker 3: Abolish ice, abolish the Senate, open borders, praising the Ayatola.
Speaker 3: That's just the beginning, and hang out with people.
Speaker 4: Think nine to eleven were justified. That's right, Elsa and
Speaker 4: Piker who believes he's the way of the future for
Speaker 4: this country. Nine to eleven was justified. We have in
Speaker 4: Steo here Rudy Washington, whose deputy mayor nine to eleven
Speaker 4: helped save the city. How do you think about that rum?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Rudy, what do you think?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm really troubled because if we lose in the
Speaker 6: middle of the country and we lose the state, we're
Speaker 6: in trouble as a country.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And I just get so turned off.
Speaker 2: I think common sense Democrats are going to get together,
Speaker 2: and John, you want common sense politics? You know, I
Speaker 2: don't want to make fun of his name. His name
Speaker 2: is his name, and he has the right to ask
Speaker 2: people to say his name, right, and if you don't
Speaker 2: like it, don't vote them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm tire. It is cursing in politics, you know.
Speaker 6: And John, one thing that jumped out at me, how
Speaker 6: wrong the polls were again?
Speaker 2: Reader, Yeah, big time time. He's gonna run by fourteen points, right,
Speaker 2: he right?
Speaker 3: And he had.
Speaker 6: Stevens down by double digits.
Speaker 3: And do you know how many? He won by? Fourteen
Speaker 3: thousand votes, which is not that.
Speaker 2: Right the way page, but less than one percent.
Speaker 3: Less than one percent at the end. Okay, it was
Speaker 3: a little over one I think actually.
Speaker 2: Won some of it.
Speaker 4: Ze point five. By the way, if the third person
Speaker 4: in that race who didn't get the name off the
Speaker 4: ballot in time, forty thousand people still wasted their vote
Speaker 4: and could have stopped him from being a Democratic nominee.
Speaker 3: Won by fourteen thousands.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: But but let me just say one other thing. Guys,
Speaker 3: what's troubling is if you look at the turnout overall,
Speaker 3: the turnout was very high. It's about half a million
Speaker 3: more than they typically have for a primary at this time. So, yes,
Speaker 3: it was a tight race. Yes, the polls were definitely off.
Speaker 3: But the bottom line is there is an enthusiasm.
Speaker 5: For the voter.
Speaker 2: Has she conceded?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, she already said she supports him.
Speaker 2: She already said she's going to get right by Congresswoman.
Speaker 3: Well, she already said one before.
Speaker 2: How can you swim?
Speaker 4: How can Whitner the governor support him? And how can
Speaker 4: Peters the senators leave? How can any legitimate American support
Speaker 4: this guy? The Democratic Party has to make sure, well
Speaker 4: they care more about all.
Speaker 2: Seeing people from the demic patty party on today or
Speaker 2: tomorrow and we'll ask them the same questions.
Speaker 3: And by the way, John, you know who I can't
Speaker 3: wait to talk to later on today, we're gonna be
Speaker 3: talking to Evan Barker. She used to work for l say,
Speaker 3: we're going to get some details. We'll find out, but
Speaker 3: she did work for him and she has been sounding
Speaker 3: the alarm. So that's how interesting we do. We had
Speaker 3: the chairman Jim Jordan of the House Judiciary Committee, and
Speaker 3: mister Chairman, I got to get your reaction. Everybody's talking
Speaker 3: about it. What do you make of the fact of
Speaker 3: Abdul rockmand L say ed winning.
Speaker 7: The once great party of you know, uh FDR and
Speaker 7: JFK is now in the Israel, anti Semitic and socialists,
Speaker 7: and that is you know, while while some people are
Speaker 7: saying this might benefit us in the short term with
Speaker 7: you know, the midterm elections, this is terrible for our country.
Speaker 7: And I caught just some of the last few minutes
Speaker 7: what you were saying, and it's really dat for our country,
Speaker 7: particularly if a big Midwestern state like Michigan is going
Speaker 7: to have one of these socialist uh anti Israel guys
Speaker 7: as a United States senator. So I do think it's very,
Speaker 7: very dangerous for our country. And uh, what tolpa is?
Speaker 7: I think Kat said that common sense prevails here in
Speaker 7: the end, you.
Speaker 3: Know, mister chairman. One of the things that I and
Speaker 3: I brought this up. I don't know if you heard this.
Speaker 3: One of the things I found really troubling was today
Speaker 3: he right away said I'm going to go after Mike
Speaker 3: Rogers for his crimes. I'm gonna you know, I mean,
Speaker 3: it was. It was such a visceral speech. I haven't
Speaker 3: heard one sometime.
Speaker 2: I just texted me his real full name.
Speaker 3: All right, here's his real Okay, here's a different you're
Speaker 3: ready to you want to pronounce this one. Let's see,
Speaker 3: don't you love how Okay? Here it is. You're ready
Speaker 3: for this? Abdul Rockmand Mohammad l Sayed.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: I guess is I guess? I guess his first full name,
Speaker 3: even though it says Abdul l say Ed, I guess
Speaker 3: it's officially Abdul Rockman, meaning you know, the first name,
Speaker 3: and then Mohammed's the middle l si Ed. So that's
Speaker 3: the full name, and I guess he says, get it
Speaker 3: right or else?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well that's yeah, Kats. Kat said that that earlier.
Speaker 7: You know, his name is his name, his positions, his policies,
Speaker 7: what he's advocating. The craziness, the anti capitalism, the anti
Speaker 7: Israel is frightening. That's that's what we got to stress.
Speaker 7: I think, just how how long these and what they
Speaker 7: want to do to structurally change our country. No, no president,
Speaker 7: no no Senate just basically takes us and turns us
Speaker 7: into a parliamentary type form of government, which is you know,
Speaker 7: that's just not consistent with our constitution. So let's uh,
Speaker 7: let's again, let's hope Mike Rodgers wins.
Speaker 3: He's a good un he's a great you know. The
Speaker 3: problem is, uh, mister chairman. And again I have no
Speaker 3: problem with his name. I have a problem with the
Speaker 3: way he was saying it today, like so strident and
Speaker 3: and it's sort of it's the whole policy where he
Speaker 3: was the whole thing was We're coming for you. Where
Speaker 3: is this where that this was not a unifying candidate,
Speaker 3: you know, not even for the Democratic Party, let alone
Speaker 3: for America.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I it's scary. And again I think in underscores.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm in campaign around the country for candidates
Speaker 7: in our in our colleagues and One of the things
Speaker 7: I stressed is just look at how radical the left is.
Speaker 7: And then remember the left doesn't like it, and it
Speaker 7: sounds like that's what what you're what're pointing to. I
Speaker 7: did not see his his remarks as today, but remember
Speaker 7: remember that that text message between Struck and Page ten
Speaker 7: years ago and all this weaponization it's President Trump started.
Speaker 7: There's that one text message from Peter Struck says he says,
Speaker 7: I'm in the southern Virginia Walmart, I can smell the
Speaker 7: Trump supporters. So this this day they have for you know,
Speaker 7: make America grade and for Republicans and conservatives and Trump
Speaker 7: uh and President Trump this disdain and frankly, I think
Speaker 7: this this dis day they have for America. That is,
Speaker 7: that is what's frightening to the left. Has all these
Speaker 7: crazy positions they have this day, this, and then there's
Speaker 7: this formula that they follow all the time. The left
Speaker 7: will tell a lie, big media will report the lie,
Speaker 7: big tech amplifies the lie, and then when you tell
Speaker 7: the truth, they call you names. And that is just
Speaker 7: how they operate. So we need to understand all that
Speaker 7: come at the you know, come to the American people
Speaker 7: with the truth and with common sense and that's how
Speaker 7: we win this midterm election.
Speaker 3: I agree. By the way, I'm mister chairman too. We
Speaker 3: also have Rudy Washington in the studio.
Speaker 6: Congressman, I was just going to say, I'm one of
Speaker 6: the polarables if you remember that term.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he's a very nice one. Go ahead, Rudy.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: No. I you know, I'm really concerned about this.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And I think too many people asleep, and I'm really
Speaker 6: turned off with the Democratic Party leadership sniping at the Republicans,
Speaker 6: not realizing you asleep while they're stilling your party. And
Speaker 6: it's about anti Western way of life. It's not about Democrats,
Speaker 6: it's not about Republicans. It's Audi Ali g looking to
Speaker 6: destroy the country. Great empires were not invaded, they imploded.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now it's an anti Israel, anti America, anti Western mindset,
Speaker 7: and it's and I actually think, uh, you know, Senator
Speaker 7: Schumer and Representative Jeffries, I think they're I think they're scared.
Speaker 7: Remember one hundred Democrats, one hundred and three Democrats voted
Speaker 7: against helping our best ally, our best friend, the one
Speaker 7: democracy in the Middle East, the state of Israel. They're
Speaker 7: voted against that. I mean that that makes absolutely no sense.
Speaker 7: So and you want to know how radical it is.
Speaker 7: We're pointing to what happened yesterday in Michigan, but never
Speaker 7: forget what happened a few weeks to go there in
Speaker 7: New York. Dan Goldman, chief council for Adam Schiff. I
Speaker 7: spent four months in a skiff in a in a
Speaker 7: classified setting when Schiff was doing his secret impeachment against
Speaker 7: President Trump, and then he would go leak the information,
Speaker 7: sometimes two depositions a day, and Kevin McCarthy put me
Speaker 7: on the Intel committee for that impeachment to fight what
Speaker 7: they were doing. And we were down there doing deposition cheerings,
Speaker 7: everything else, Goldman said, right across from us. And he
Speaker 7: was a he was Adam Schiff's chief counselor Keith lawyer. There.
Speaker 7: He goes back home, wins election to Congress from New York,
Speaker 7: runs for reelection and gets beat by thirty points because
Speaker 7: he wasn't radical enough for these DSA people. So that
Speaker 7: is that is what's happening, and yeah, we have got
Speaker 7: to stop it. And the way he stop it is
Speaker 7: at the ballot box on election day.
Speaker 2: Uh, Chaman Jordan, how many people showed up in Chicago
Speaker 2: Democratic Socialist Convention. I heard it was less than a
Speaker 2: couple of hundred.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was less than a couple
Speaker 2: of hundred, How can he be putting so much terror
Speaker 2: into the system.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: It's it's there's it's the energy and the Democrat Party,
Speaker 7: certainly the hard left, they run the show. Their crazy
Speaker 7: policies are the ones that get and get pushed. I
Speaker 7: don't know about that specific can know. What I do
Speaker 7: now is the left is crazy. Every position they take.
Speaker 7: Crazy to defund the police, crazy to abolishize crazy a
Speaker 7: say mens, you compete against women in sports. Crazy to
Speaker 7: shut down the government twice in one Congress, which is
Speaker 7: what the Democrats did. Crazy to have sanctuary jurisdictions, which
Speaker 7: are just the dumbest policy I've ever heard politicians telling
Speaker 7: local law enforcement you can't work with federal la enforcement
Speaker 7: to enforce federal law. I mean, they're just every position
Speaker 7: they take is crazy. And now the Democrats socialists, they're
Speaker 7: even going steps further than those crazy positions. That's just
Speaker 7: main street Democrats. They're going either.
Speaker 2: Well, we lost forty nine states in nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 2: I think it's time to stick to the facts. Don't
Speaker 2: make fun of people's names. The names are their names,
Speaker 2: and just stick to the facts of what they stand
Speaker 2: for and run an election and hopefully they lose forty
Speaker 2: nine states again.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and Katson, talk about how great this country is
Speaker 7: two half aft the years, the best thing going. That's
Speaker 7: what Reagan did, That's what President Trump believes in. We
Speaker 7: know this is the best country ever two hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty years, greatest nation in history. Talk about that instead
Speaker 7: of these lefties who just want to tear down everything
Speaker 7: that's great about our country.
Speaker 3: I agree, and hopefully hopefully Michigan and America sends a
Speaker 3: message in November. Before we let you go, mister Chairman
Speaker 3: Jim Jordan, let's talk about New Jersey. You kind of
Speaker 3: brote up voting and one of the things I know
Speaker 3: you've been really involved in the House Judiciary Committee also,
Speaker 3: I believe sent a letter right so talk about what
Speaker 3: you're looking into there, because we reported when it was
Speaker 3: the six thousand non citizens registered to vote, and it
Speaker 3: seems like the New Jersey is not cooperating with any investigation.
Speaker 3: What are you guys trying to do to get to
Speaker 3: the bottom.
Speaker 7: Of this, Well, first of all, we need to pass
Speaker 7: the Save in America Act that would clean this up,
Speaker 7: and it just could come a sence in the presidents
Speaker 7: one hundred percent right. And while that debate is going
Speaker 7: on in the Congress, you find that that you have
Speaker 7: Mikey Errol come forward and say, oh, this happened in
Speaker 7: New Jersey. And now what you have is Mikey Cheryl said, oh,
Speaker 7: it wasn't our fault, it was the it was the
Speaker 7: person the contractor who did the software, that it was
Speaker 7: their fault. The vendor that they used. Well, the vendor
Speaker 7: saying something different. And so we're asking for all the
Speaker 7: documents and communications and evidence that that relate to that
Speaker 7: disparity in that change in the story. Mikey Cheryl saying
Speaker 7: one thing, the vendor who was actually that they contracted with,
Speaker 7: who did this when people came and got their driver's
Speaker 7: license and registered and all that. We want to get
Speaker 7: those facts. And so that's what we're looking for. And
Speaker 7: this is this is typically how these investigations start. You
Speaker 7: got someone to say, no, no, that's not quite accurate. Well,
Speaker 7: we want to get the information in the documents, and
Speaker 7: that's what we're That's what we're subpoena.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't wait to find out what happens with
Speaker 3: all of that.
Speaker 2: And I think we get the American people the right information,
Speaker 2: the right facts. The American people's gonna do right for American.
Speaker 7: Well said, Let's pray absolutely, and in the end we
Speaker 7: the people get it right. And that's what we got
Speaker 7: to remember.
Speaker 3: And you keep up the great fight. We always love
Speaker 3: having you on, mister Chairman.
Speaker 7: Thank you, guys, Thanks, thank you.
Speaker 3: So much, Thank you so much. And you guys, really
Speaker 3: scary stuff of what happened this big arrest in California, John,
Speaker 3: did you see this that this guy who was in
Speaker 3: the military apparently was casing out the golf course there
Speaker 3: a few days earlier case again got arrested, had a
Speaker 3: whole arsenal of stuff. And join us now to talk
Speaker 3: about all of this is James Galliano, a former FBI
Speaker 3: Supervisory Special Agent. Agent Galliano is so great to have
Speaker 3: you on, mister Mayor, as the judge always says, but
Speaker 3: it's wonderful to have you. How this is scary because
Speaker 3: the guy had all this arsenal, had body armor, had
Speaker 3: radio signaling equipment, was trying to pose like he was
Speaker 3: an agent with the State Department with a security detail.
Speaker 3: Very frightening.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, Rita, and first of all, great to join
Speaker 5: you guys. I heard the judge get a little exercised
Speaker 5: in that last segment. I hope he's had a chance
Speaker 5: to take a deep.
Speaker 2: Breath, mister mayredel stake.
Speaker 5: I promise, I love you, jud So. Yeah, this this
Speaker 5: was another one of those. It's almost like groundhog Day.
Speaker 5: This was like the sixth attempt, you know, beginning two
Speaker 5: years ago. This passed July in Butler, Pennsylvania, at either
Speaker 5: Trump events or at Trump properties where you know, these
Speaker 5: incidents happening, and it's it's generally speaking men. Of course,
Speaker 5: most violence is committed by men in the criminal criminal
Speaker 5: justice system, but young men. They're looking into whether or
Speaker 5: not there had been some writings, whether it was on
Speaker 5: social media, whether it was a digital footprint, or whether
Speaker 5: it was handwritten manifesto where he might have made some threats.
Speaker 5: If that's the case, the Feds will come in over
Speaker 5: the top. They will charge him with making threats against
Speaker 5: the president. Right now, he's sitting in jail on charges
Speaker 5: related to the weapon and the armament that you talked about.
Speaker 5: Rita and basically, I think the top charger now is
Speaker 5: the fact that he had an AR fifteen with a
Speaker 5: shortened barrel or a shortened platform, which is illegal. So yeah, scary,
Speaker 5: but it's good that the Feds had their eyes open
Speaker 5: out there at the property. They contacted the LA Sheriff's Department.
Speaker 5: There's some of the best in the business, and they
Speaker 5: took this guy into custody without a fight.
Speaker 2: Now, you have been with the FBI for many, many years,
Speaker 2: You've been with the different aspects of the FBI. There's something,
Speaker 2: there's something more to the story. I mean, they're going there,
Speaker 2: who is funding him? Are they going to do that investigation?
Speaker 5: Well, you know, you're right, John, And first of all,
Speaker 5: this is going to be work jointly. Obviously you've got
Speaker 5: some federal firearms violations, so the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
Speaker 5: Firearms is involved. Obviously the Secret Service is involved in this.
Speaker 5: And then yes, you're going to have the FBI and
Speaker 5: the Joint Terrorism Task Force looking into this.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 5: I said this morning on TV, and a couple of
Speaker 5: people argued with me about it, that this was amateurish.
Speaker 5: Now I'm seeing the way it's covered now where you
Speaker 5: know decorated war veteran and you know, skillful, potential assassin.
Speaker 5: The way that he did this, he was I suggested
Speaker 5: costplaying because when I looked up his military record, he
Speaker 5: was essentially nothing wrong with being a logistician. But he
Speaker 5: was a warehouse clerk overseas. He wasn't like some Delta Force.
Speaker 7: Guy and some of the things that he was doing.
Speaker 5: Walking around with an ear piece in He knew that
Speaker 5: he had been detected the day prior, came back a
Speaker 5: second time, told them that he was from the Diplomatic
Speaker 5: Security Service. Those are the folks that protect all.
Speaker 2: Knew how to fake. He knew how to fake.
Speaker 7: He knew how to fake it.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, is he of any particular sect?
Speaker 2: Is he? Is he Pakistani? Indian? Is he American?
Speaker 5: What is he? No? I mean he's an American. He
Speaker 5: obviously was serving in the United States military, did several
Speaker 5: tours overseas in Afghanistan Iraq, so he certainly had to
Speaker 5: be a US.
Speaker 2: CIT know his background.
Speaker 5: Yet we do not know his background. That has not
Speaker 5: been put forth in as to whether or not he
Speaker 5: had any connections, or he was being directed to do
Speaker 5: this or was inspired to do this. That's all getting paid.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The one thing that's troubling you guys, And you know
Speaker 3: I'm a big fan of Secret Service, but I'm just
Speaker 3: one of the things that's coming out today is he
Speaker 3: was there on Friday scoping around, and apparently some of
Speaker 3: the folks saw him in security but didn't report it.
Speaker 3: And then a few days later he showed up again,
Speaker 3: I think on Sunday. Real question is, but then employees
Speaker 3: noticed this weird guy. This is so that's an issue.
Speaker 2: We go one step further. What day? You know, the
Speaker 2: if I was working with the FBI or the Secret Service,
Speaker 2: I would ask what day was it announced that he's
Speaker 2: going to go there? And what day did did this
Speaker 2: guy start.
Speaker 3: Showing Yeah, that is interesting. I mean they always end
Speaker 3: in advance, but I do know when they publicly announced it,
Speaker 3: because that's interesting. That's an interesting point.
Speaker 5: John. I think it was last week, and I know
Speaker 5: the judge will appreciate this one. But what I'm surprised
Speaker 5: about is why the FEDS did not take him into custody.
Speaker 5: They had reasonable suspicion. They could have stopped him on
Speaker 5: a Terry v. Ohio Stop nineteen sixty eight in court
Speaker 5: case which suggests that if you think someone has committed
Speaker 5: a crime, is in the process of committing a crime,
Speaker 5: or is about to commit a crime, you can briefly
Speaker 5: detain them. He had high capacity magazines on him, he
Speaker 5: had some gear and equipment, He had a faulty story.
Speaker 5: They could have detained him and done a little bit
Speaker 5: wider search, but they instead called the locals and the
Speaker 5: Sheriff's department came in and picked him up.
Speaker 3: But also, did you hear, James, did you hear? What
Speaker 3: I understand is that on Friday he shows up with
Speaker 3: the earpiece walking around, Nobody does anything. Then he shows
Speaker 3: up again on Sunday, and then that's when they called authorities.
Speaker 3: But my point is, why didn't they call him on Friday?
Speaker 3: You know, the President's coming. I don't know who was there,
Speaker 3: what agencies or whatever, but if I see some, but
Speaker 3: he was not part of the agencies. Guess what they
Speaker 3: shouldn't be on the golf course on Friday when I'm
Speaker 3: scouting it.
Speaker 5: Out, Especially with the threats against this president. They are unprecedented,
Speaker 5: and the fact that the threat matrix is so high
Speaker 5: right now that he requires an additional layer of security.
Speaker 5: Then the average president will require, but I don't want
Speaker 5: to Monday morning quarterback what happened there. I do know
Speaker 5: that the folks that were there were preparing doing a
Speaker 5: site survey, making sure the place was safe for the
Speaker 5: President to come there later in the week. And you know, look,
Speaker 5: they took the guy in the custody, they executed a
Speaker 5: search warren on his home, so they obviously had enough
Speaker 5: probable cause to do so. And I think they're going
Speaker 5: to come over the top with some type of terrorism
Speaker 5: charges once the motive is fully released.
Speaker 4: And mister Mary, even the gun charge, I think he's
Speaker 4: facing ten years on the gun charge.
Speaker 5: Isn't he minimum charge on that judge? You cannot have
Speaker 5: a rifle with a shortened barrel below sixteen inches or
Speaker 5: the entire plan formed less than twenty six inches, And
Speaker 5: it looks like he had shortened it, which turns it
Speaker 5: into like an AR fifteen. That's a pistol. You can
Speaker 5: own those, but you have to apply to the ATF form.
Speaker 5: And you know, California is about as restrictive of a
Speaker 5: state when it comes to firearms as New York is.
Speaker 2: So as they do their homework, as they do their
Speaker 2: homework and find out who this guy really is, and
Speaker 2: they should be able to do it through his phone records,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Let's talk again, to
Speaker 2: twalk again so we could have better information than anybody
Speaker 2: else else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, keep us posted, James.
Speaker 5: Thank you, mister, absolutely absolutely, We'll do always great joining
Speaker 5: you guys, thank.
Speaker 3: You so much. And John, we're gonna take a break.
Speaker 5: A boy.
Speaker 3: A lot to talk about today. We have Victoria Coats
Speaker 3: coming up with the latest on Iran that after the
Speaker 3: Breaka
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