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Speaker 3: Now here's the man who's been recognized as radio's best,
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Speaker 3: for his broadcast excellence, the one and only Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 4: Bye, Billy cunning Had the Great America, And welcome to
Speaker 4: Sunday Night. And I tell you what all kinds of
Speaker 4: stuff's happening watching the morning talk shows, you would think
Speaker 4: that a country is in a complete constitutional crisis. I
Speaker 4: have some information to give to you about those Venezuelan
Speaker 4: gangs and all hell's going to break loose tomorrow, Monday
Speaker 4: and Tuesday because the judge who issued this so called
Speaker 4: tro is going to be all upset. And the Democrats
Speaker 4: tonight on some of the podcasts are saying exactly the
Speaker 4: same thing that the President Trump has caused a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 4: How many times have you heard that? But I think
Speaker 4: we've planned a night, a tremendous show. We have congressmen,
Speaker 4: we have individuals on They're going to talk about the
Speaker 4: problems on their college campuses we have. Julie Gunlock will
Speaker 4: be here and so many others. But until then, let's
Speaker 4: kind of set this up. The mainstream media does not
Speaker 4: control much of what the American people think and say anymore,
Speaker 4: and rather twenty sixteen twenty twenty had a little bit
Speaker 4: of power, but in twenty twenty four it's not the case.
Speaker 4: There might be one or two newspapers in America worth
Speaker 4: a pail of a warm spit great majority or not,
Speaker 4: they're going out of business because there's not readers.
Speaker 5: Throw on top of that.
Speaker 4: ABC, NBCCBSPBS soon will be shut down completely. And two
Speaker 4: of the ver remain anchors are gone. The only one
Speaker 4: left is left is David Muir. The Leicster hold has gone,
Speaker 4: Laura Donald's gone, and so many on the cable shows
Speaker 4: are being fired like Jolie's Read, etc. And the View
Speaker 4: will be done within the next one or two months.
Speaker 4: They're gone. And so where do you get your information?
Speaker 4: If you can't rely upon truthfulness and objectivity in the
Speaker 4: newspapers or on NBC, ABC, CBS, PBS can't rely upon that,
Speaker 4: where do you get information? Well, it's from blogs, it's
Speaker 4: from talk radio, it's all kinds of alternative purposes because
Speaker 4: the mainstream media has lost credibility. That's why talk radio
Speaker 4: is in the ascendency. In fact, I was told by
Speaker 4: Sean McMahon, my executive producer with Danny Gleeson, that we
Speaker 4: presently have about five hundred and fifty affiliates on Sunday Night,
Speaker 4: not as many as the Great Sean Hannity, but we're
Speaker 4: getting there because on Sunday Night, there's truckers, there's moms
Speaker 4: and dads, husbands and wives, there's single men and women
Speaker 4: that want to get some information, to get the truth
Speaker 4: from newsmakers, lie upon what's going to happen on the
Speaker 4: nightly news or the morning shows. If you watch the
Speaker 4: Today Show or Good Morning America, all of it is
Speaker 4: about cooking and arranging flowers. They deal with politics infrequently
Speaker 4: because people don't want to listen.
Speaker 5: For that kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: And so the reason we have so many hundreds of
Speaker 4: affiliates because I put on the newsmakers and put on
Speaker 4: those who you can form your own opinion without being
Speaker 4: forged by people like George Stephanopolis or people like Joy Reid.
Speaker 4: For God's sake, you got to be kidding me. Those
Speaker 4: media outlets are dying rapidly, and what's remaining is going
Speaker 4: to be podcast and talk radio, which is why you
Speaker 4: and I getting together a large band of renegades. It
Speaker 4: used to be a small band of renegades, not so
Speaker 4: small anymore. It's because you don't trust the mainstream media
Speaker 4: because you don't tell you the truth. They don't tell
Speaker 4: you the truth because they are leftists and they have
Speaker 4: a defined person purpose. Kristin Welker this morning on Meet
Speaker 4: the Press was embarrassing because the fact of the matter is,
Speaker 4: I'll give you two facts. Donald Trump's policies extremely popular
Speaker 4: with the American people. Is that something you get from
Speaker 4: the mainstream media. In fact, in one poll that fifty
Speaker 4: eight percent support what's happening with those which is cutting
Speaker 4: back the strength of the bureaucracy in the federal government
Speaker 4: fifty eight percent. And as far as Donald Trump's policies,
Speaker 4: there are a lot more popular than than the Democratic policies.
Speaker 4: As far as an approval rating, it's kind of low
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump, which is forty five percent, but the
Speaker 4: approval rating for Democrats is twenty one percent. So when
Speaker 4: you talk to average Americans, they're saying, look what he's
Speaker 4: trying to do needs to be done?
Speaker 5: Can you only imagine if.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris had won the presidency in about two or
Speaker 4: three weeks ago when they had the joint session, you
Speaker 4: had Kamala Harris as the president, and over her shoulder
Speaker 4: was Tim Waltz, the marshmallow man is the Vice President
Speaker 4: and also President of the Senate, and next to him
Speaker 4: would have been a Keen Jeffers. What would what would
Speaker 4: be the status of the country at that point? My God,
Speaker 4: are we in trouble? And right now we have a
Speaker 4: chance of a lifetime and a lifetime of chance to
Speaker 4: change the direction of this country for the better. Because
Speaker 4: we can't keep borrowing two trillion dollars every year in
Speaker 4: twenty nineteen. The population between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four one up two percent, federal spending one up forty
Speaker 4: five percent, two percent population growth forty five percent more
Speaker 4: federal spending, with hundreds of thousands of new employees to
Speaker 4: administer the programs, we can't survive. It's impossible. At some
Speaker 4: point on the ten year note, foreign entities are going
Speaker 4: to quit buying it, demanding more interest, and we're out
Speaker 4: of business. We have to declare bankruptcy. And America cannot
Speaker 4: declare bankruptcy. It doesn't work that way, so we are
Speaker 4: in dire straits. The way to correct this is to
Speaker 4: incentivize working Americans to take more risks for more businesses
Speaker 4: and pay more in taxes. It's called immodest tax cut.
Speaker 4: The top one percent, like my producer Sean Sean McMahon,
Speaker 4: top one percent pay about forty percent of the taxes.
Speaker 4: The top five percent pay about seventy percent of the taxes.
Speaker 4: So we have a system that disincentivizes work and rewards
Speaker 4: those who don't want to work, and that's got to stop.
Speaker 4: The only hope we have is Donald Trump. His policies,
Speaker 4: despite their protestations of CNN MSNBC, are very popular with
Speaker 4: the American people. Now, the stock market is going down
Speaker 4: because we've been living on borrow time for the last
Speaker 4: five years. The bridge between the so called pandemic of
Speaker 4: COVID to today was about four point five trillion dollars
Speaker 4: of new spending that took the place of productivity, and
Speaker 4: so the bridge has now collapsed. No more spending of
Speaker 4: that character is going to happen again. We may go
Speaker 4: through a three to six month period of falling prices
Speaker 4: in the stock market as the world adjusts to a
Speaker 4: new sheriff being in town. That sheriff is Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: And as I've said last Sunday night when I was
Speaker 4: with you, if we go back and forth from Obama
Speaker 4: and then Trump and then Biden and then Trump and
Speaker 4: then what Gavin Newsom or Pritzker or god forbid, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: We're going to go back the other direction, and we
Speaker 4: can't survive that way. The popularity of the Democrats is
Speaker 4: twenty one percent. The popularity of President Trump is forty
Speaker 4: five percent. His policies are extremely successful. In fact, the CNN,
Speaker 4: the poll headlined by CNN not exactly a friend of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. Democratic Party favorability sinks to an historic low.
Speaker 4: Almost no one cares about the Democratic Party anymore, says CNN.
Speaker 4: That is the outcome delivered by a poor release Sunday,
Speaker 4: and that shows the party's favorability rating among Americas is
Speaker 4: sunk to an historic low. It can't go much lower
Speaker 4: than twenty one percent. And so all In and I
Speaker 4: have other pulling indicates how popular Donald Trump is right
Speaker 4: now with the average American, despite the fact the stock
Speaker 4: market is down and the market will go back up
Speaker 4: in some three to six months. The only person on
Speaker 4: people on the roller coaster to get hurt are those
Speaker 4: who jump off and stick with the president.
Speaker 5: We're going to be fine.
Speaker 4: However, you're speaking, or shall I say, you're listening to
Speaker 4: a great American who sleeps with it every night. I've
Speaker 4: been married to the same woman for over fifty years.
Speaker 4: She was a judge for thirty years. I was a
Speaker 4: federal law clerk to a district court judge. I was
Speaker 4: a bailiff in state court trials. I've been an attorney general.
Speaker 4: You're listening to someone that is great respect for judges.
Speaker 4: I love judges. They're wonderful. However, there are a few
Speaker 4: judges that are completely out of whack and want to
Speaker 4: have foreign policy as part of their judgeship. We have
Speaker 4: a problem with judges. In fact, there is I'm going
Speaker 4: to have a congressman on a bit later on. It's
Speaker 4: going to talk about maybe filing a bill of impeachment
Speaker 4: about certain judges. This is what happened. You may know
Speaker 4: there's a terrorist group domestic enemies headquartered in America, but
Speaker 4: foreign domestic enemies called TDA, which is a which is
Speaker 4: a Venezuelan gang of thousands infiltrated into this country to
Speaker 4: commit burglaries, rape, robbery, murder, and mayhem. There's thousands in
Speaker 4: the country, and so what happened is a little birdie
Speaker 4: gave me this update on the information on Saturday, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: On Friday night.
Speaker 4: Friday night, President Trump invoked that seventeen to ninety eight
Speaker 4: Alien Enemies Act against members of the Violent Venezuelan Gang
Speaker 4: trend DERAY, which is also VTDA, and promptly put over
Speaker 4: two hundred of them on a plane to go to
Speaker 4: Al Salvador. In fact, we worked out a deal the
Speaker 4: administration to pay the Salvadorans to house two hundred and
Speaker 4: thirty seven Salvadoran gang bangers indirectly through Venezuela to stay
Speaker 4: in those prisons. While the flight was in the air,
Speaker 4: Chief Judge James Boseburg, who's a leftist appointed by Obama,
Speaker 4: ordered a tro preventing the deportation of quote any Venezuelans,
Speaker 4: and also demanded that the plane turn around and returned
Speaker 4: the gangsters to the United States. Now this all developed
Speaker 4: because the President wanted to keep somewhat quiet about what
Speaker 4: he was doing, fearing exactly what would occur, which is
Speaker 4: the ACLU would run to a federal court in Washington.
Speaker 4: So what happened next? This is last night. The Trump
Speaker 4: administration ignored the federal order, however, and the gang bangers
Speaker 4: were unloaded Sunday a few hours ago in El Salvador,
Speaker 4: where the president there has agreed to incarcerate them for
Speaker 4: a fee. We're paying them to them a lot of money.
Speaker 4: To us, it's a little or no money. And according
Speaker 4: to L Salvador today, the first two hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: eight members of a Venezuelan criminal organization arrived in our country.
Speaker 4: They were transferred to Seacott, the Terrorism confinement Center for
Speaker 4: a period of one year, renewable every year by meat.
Speaker 4: The leader of L Salvador said, the US will pay
Speaker 4: very low fee for them, but it's a high fee
Speaker 4: for us. I'm told us about six million dollars a month.
Speaker 4: Six million dollars a month. So listening tonight, watching some
Speaker 4: of the blogs, the left is going nuts as another
Speaker 4: constitutional crisis. Now, how did the administration justify not complying
Speaker 4: with a court order? Were number one, the quart or
Speaker 4: had not been jeneralized. The judge, who was a leftist
Speaker 4: judge said from the bench what he wanted, but it
Speaker 4: wasn't journalized and there was reduced to writing yet and
Speaker 4: they're freaking out because they're calling it now a constitutional
Speaker 4: crisis and possibly onset of a civil war, to quote
Speaker 4: the Maxine Waters. White House advisor Stephen Miller said tonight
Speaker 4: the order did not apply because the flight was over
Speaker 4: international waters. From reading the order, here we go the timeline.
Speaker 4: The President signed the executive order invoking the Alien Enemies
Speaker 4: Act late Friday night, but intentionally didn't not advertise it,
Speaker 4: do a news conference, issue a press release, which by
Speaker 4: they doesn't have to do. On Saturday morning, someone in
Speaker 4: the Trump White House or elsewhere leaked word of the
Speaker 4: order that Venezuelan gang members were being flown to a
Speaker 4: Salvador two hundred and thirty six, and there's a mad
Speaker 4: scramble to get them on the plane. So the Trumpster
Speaker 4: and Steve Miller said, we better get them on the
Speaker 4: plane and get them out of jurisdictional waters before a
Speaker 4: federal judge is going to stop it, because we think
Speaker 4: they will. At two point thirty one PM, a little
Speaker 4: birdie told me an immigration activist who tracks deportation flights
Speaker 4: posted on x quote, two highly unusual ice flights were
Speaker 4: departing from Texas to O Salvador, which had agreed to
Speaker 4: accept the Venezuelan gang members deported from the US. Hours later,
Speaker 4: during a court hearing late on Saturday filed by the ACLU,
Speaker 4: federal Judge Boseburg, an Obama appointee. He's an anti Trump. Judge,
Speaker 4: Bozburg ordered a halt through the deportations and said any
Speaker 4: flights should be turned around in mid air. And he said, quote,
Speaker 4: this is something you need to make sure is complied
Speaker 4: with immediately, he told the Department of Justice late Saturday night.
Speaker 4: At that point, about seven fifty one pm, both flights
Speaker 4: were off the Yucatan peninsula, according to flight paths posted
Speaker 4: on next, so they left Euro's jurisdiction by hundreds of miles.
Speaker 4: The report concludes. The White House considered ordering the planes
Speaker 4: to turn around, but White House Council said don't do it.
Speaker 4: Officials discussed whether to order the planes to turn around
Speaker 4: over the yucatr Yucadan on advice from a team of
Speaker 4: administration lawyers, the administration pressed ahead.
Speaker 6: Quote.
Speaker 4: There was a discussion about how far the judge's ruling
Speaker 4: could go in the circumstances because they were over international waters.
Speaker 4: On advice a council, we proceeded with deporting these thugs.
Speaker 4: They were already outside of US airspace.
Speaker 5: We believe the lorder is not applicate. The order is
Speaker 5: not applicable, and it's moot.
Speaker 4: So that's according to sources I have in the administration,
Speaker 4: that they left the airspace. And the judge that did
Speaker 4: this was one of the most liberal judges in Washington.
Speaker 4: His name is Bosberg and he's appointed by Obama about
Speaker 4: eighteen years ago. Administration did not follow a federal judges order,
Speaker 4: and the left right now tonight is having a conniption fit.
Speaker 4: The rationale may hold up in court, but expect their
Speaker 4: less screeching until then, and no one has to apologize
Speaker 4: to get these two hundred and thirty six killers and
Speaker 4: human traffickers and rapists and burglars out of America.
Speaker 5: The issue is going to become how was it done?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 5: Have judges overreached what they can do? How many times?
Speaker 4: There's been sixty to seventy lawsuits filed already trying to
Speaker 4: stop what Donald Trump wants to do. The US Constitution,
Speaker 4: as you may know, is built on a system of
Speaker 4: separation of powers, ensuring that each branch of government, led slave, executive,
Speaker 4: and judicial, operates within its own clearly defined bounds. Donald
Speaker 4: Trump cannot hire and fire employees of the US Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump cannot hire and fire employees of the Congress.
Speaker 4: The President is granted the sole authority in the Constitution
Speaker 4: to perform the executive function. In recent years, there have
Speaker 4: been many activist judges repeatedly interfering with executive decisions. Let
Speaker 4: me share with you with what the Constitution says, which
Speaker 4: is Article two, Section one, Constitution states, quote the executive
Speaker 4: power shall be vested in a president of the United
Speaker 4: States of America, quote unquote. This is not an ambiguous statement.
Speaker 4: It makes clear that the executive function of this country
Speaker 4: resides with the president, not the Congress, and not the courts,
Speaker 4: not to unelected federal bureaucrats. How many unelected federal bureaucrats
Speaker 4: did Biden use in order to impose the restrictions on
Speaker 4: us when it came.
Speaker 5: To COVID and all.
Speaker 4: So, according to the auto Pen, we did not have
Speaker 4: a federal US president for about three of those four years.
Speaker 4: We had an auto pen doing his job for him.
Speaker 4: So At this point, the executive power has the authority
Speaker 4: to hire and fire federal employees. As the head of
Speaker 4: the executive branch, Trump is responsible for ensuring that federal
Speaker 4: employees work, do a good job, etc. The President has
Speaker 4: no more power to tell congressional employees you're fired than
Speaker 4: the Congress has the power to tell the President that
Speaker 4: those under the branch of the executive branch you have
Speaker 4: to keep them employed. There have been numerous circumstances in
Speaker 4: the last two or three weeks in which federal judges
Speaker 4: have ordered Donald Trump to spend money on programs he
Speaker 4: wants to cut. He's also been told mandating policy implementation,
Speaker 4: denying the dismissal of federal employees, enforcing the executive to
Speaker 4: fund programs that don't work. So at some point, I
Speaker 4: hope thing gets to the US Supreme Court, and I
Speaker 4: hope that Amy Cony Barrett has moments of lucidity and
Speaker 4: will rule basically their Article two, Section one, the power,
Speaker 4: the executive power of the United States rests within the
Speaker 4: hands of Donald Trump. Well, let's continue big show planned tonight.
Speaker 4: Lot's going on the line becomes available eight six six
Speaker 4: six four seven seven three three seven, I'll set up
Speaker 4: tonight's big show with you in a few minutes, Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 4: the Great American, and I want to welcome five hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty delegates, five hundred and fifty syndicated radio stations
Speaker 4: and others tonight with us. It's unbelievable. We are winning
Speaker 4: and the left is losing. Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 4: Sunday night.
Speaker 5: Billy Cunningham, the.
Speaker 4: Great American, ILL tell you what the president needs to
Speaker 4: be the president judges need to be judges, and Congressional
Speaker 4: Senate and House members need to stay within their borders.
Speaker 4: And the president conducts foreign affairs foreign relations and declare
Speaker 4: certain organizations as criminal aliens in this country for bad purposes.
Speaker 4: He has to have the power to get rid of
Speaker 4: them and not have thousands of separate trials going on.
Speaker 4: That would be chaos. Each of them need to stay
Speaker 4: in their lane. But tonight all hell's breaking loose because
Speaker 4: there's a constitutional crisis development. But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: But later on we have Professor John Ellis is going
Speaker 4: to be here to talk about what's happening on college
Speaker 4: campuses and things in that character. And also later on
Speaker 4: as the Great Leland Vitters of News Nation to talk
Speaker 4: about some of the decisions that Trump has made, and
Speaker 4: I don't always agree with Leland Viverter, but we'll have
Speaker 4: a spirited debate. One thing I think the president's wrong
Speaker 4: about is having Canada the fifty first state. If Canada
Speaker 4: was the fifty first state, Canada, by the way, is
Speaker 4: to the left of California. Politically, that means Canada would
Speaker 4: have fifty seven electoral votes. We wouldn't elect a Republican
Speaker 4: president for the rest of the century. Plus they would
Speaker 4: get an additional fifty two members of the House and
Speaker 4: two new Senators. The electoral college would be so tilted
Speaker 4: a Republican could not get elected. I think the trumpter
Speaker 4: should leave that one alone. Talk about reciprocity of tariffs,
Speaker 4: because heaven, Canada coming into this country would ensure that
Speaker 4: for the rest of my lifetime, we would not elect
Speaker 4: a Republican president because that's fifty seven electoral votes that
Speaker 4: automatically would go in the column.
Speaker 5: Of the Democrats.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more Aline becomes available eight six six six,
Speaker 4: four seven, seven three three seven. Professor John Ellis next year,
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham with you, Billy Cunningham, The Great America.
Speaker 5: Good to have you with me.
Speaker 4: And at this point, the Trump administration is reversing the
Speaker 4: racism and tribalism that was part of the Biden administration,
Speaker 4: in fact part of Obama. Going back as long as
Speaker 4: we can remember, at least in my life, we've had
Speaker 4: nothing but either affirmative action, critical race theory, or DEI,
Speaker 4: which is proliferating throughout America. And when these young adults
Speaker 4: come out of college, they're ready to implement their ideas
Speaker 4: across corporate America and across the government. That is that
Speaker 4: being of a certain race or a certain sexual orientation,
Speaker 4: either as a benefit or a cost. And these immutable
Speaker 4: traits generally are perceived as not being particularly relevant when
Speaker 4: it comes to merit. But that's not the way that
Speaker 4: we're being organized, Jon, and you and I Alis Professor
Speaker 4: John Ellis. Professor John Ellis has written several books, one
Speaker 4: of which his critical Race Theory is an inversion of history,
Speaker 4: and he's author also the author of a Short History
Speaker 4: of Relations between Peoples and Professor John Ellis, Welcome to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show. Professor. First of all, I've read
Speaker 4: the article in the Wall Street Journal, which is fabulous
Speaker 4: and you begin by saying attribute a sourts to critical
Speaker 4: race theory success, that the Trump administration will make its
Speaker 4: af ratification a priority. Describe what America was beginning I
Speaker 4: guess about a month and a half ago when Trump
Speaker 4: took office. How many years as CRT and DEO percolated
Speaker 4: into the groundwater. I note, I wouldn't note that at
Speaker 4: the at the Oscars, you can't be qualified even to
Speaker 4: be considered for a movie to get some Oscar award
Speaker 4: if you're not CRT and DEI compliant. So there were
Speaker 4: one hundred and twenty movies that were not screened as
Speaker 4: possible getting the best picture because it didn't have enough
Speaker 4: gay people, or disabled people, or persons of color. First
Speaker 4: of all, described to the American people before Trump office,
Speaker 4: what is the status of DEI and CRT in America
Speaker 4: as of about a month or two ago.
Speaker 7: Well, as of that, before Trump started to get it
Speaker 7: under control, it had really risen to the point where
Speaker 7: it had, you know, it's had the whole society by
Speaker 7: the throats. I mean, government agencies were in the group
Speaker 7: of DEI advocates, all the universities, of course, I mean
Speaker 7: they're totally devoted to a DEI t I really, I
Speaker 7: mean most of the acuity inclusion. This was really originally
Speaker 7: a way of getting around the ban on affirmative action, right,
Speaker 7: And for example, California banned affirmative action. I mean that's
Speaker 7: they banned the process of considering skin color as a
Speaker 7: qualification for employment. It banned that nineteen ninety six. Now
Speaker 7: ever since then the universities have been trying to think
Speaker 7: of ways to get around it, and this fancy title
Speaker 7: diversity equity inclusion was in fact their main way of
Speaker 7: doing it. So it kind of inflated the whole thing
Speaker 7: with fell out of fancy terminology at a lot of
Speaker 7: complexity and so on. But it was just as illegal.
Speaker 7: It's the same idea, but actually the whole society had
Speaker 7: been almost taken over by it. I mean, our schools,
Speaker 7: our universities are training for the professions. Like, for example,
Speaker 7: if you wanted to be a journalist, you can bet
Speaker 7: that every journalism school on every campus of every universe
Speaker 7: was going to give you a big dose of DEI.
Speaker 6: In your training.
Speaker 7: Same thing for lawyers, same thing for almost So it
Speaker 7: had really got our society by the throat. And as
Speaker 7: soon as Trump came into office, you just started to
Speaker 7: ban the whole thing. And most of the citizens of
Speaker 7: this country bred decribed relief because no one likes it
Speaker 7: except these people that have managed to take over, uh,
Speaker 7: the universities, They've taken over uh, you know, corporate boards,
Speaker 7: they've taken over professional associations, you've taken over non governmental organizations.
Speaker 7: And when that happens, it like in California, even the
Speaker 7: most left ring of the states, they've been two ballots
Speaker 7: on on these ideas, both of them our side, one handsomely.
Speaker 7: I mean so even in the most left wing state
Speaker 7: in the country, d I goes down if you put
Speaker 7: it on the ballot. So what these people do is
Speaker 7: they work stealthily. They get hold of corporate boards, they
Speaker 7: get hold of professional associations, so behind closed doors they
Speaker 7: managed to get their ideas into place. They work secretly,
Speaker 7: and they you know, they twist arms everywhere, and before
Speaker 7: you know it, the whole society has been, you know,
Speaker 7: infiltrated with this stuff.
Speaker 4: And you know, you know, professor, God help you. I'm
Speaker 4: a straight white male and I'm happy with that status.
Speaker 4: And I would note that the Wall Street Journalist said
Speaker 4: in other stories and that there's about a seven billion
Speaker 4: dollar industry wrapped around DEI and critical race theory. That is,
Speaker 4: those who make money out of this are going to
Speaker 4: fight like warrior poets to make sure it continues. And
Speaker 4: it begins merely as a first grader or second grader
Speaker 4: or third grader by the time you go through twelve
Speaker 4: to fifteen years of education. I'm a lawyer, you go
Speaker 4: through that. I was in school directly or indirectly until
Speaker 4: I was like twenty five, twenty six years old, during
Speaker 4: a time where merit was a big deal, and I
Speaker 4: can recall the Baki decision in which the Supreme Court
Speaker 4: ruled thirty years ago. Before that, twenty years before that,
Speaker 4: you can't use race when determining whether someone gets hired
Speaker 4: or fired or whatever, because that is shall we say,
Speaker 4: racism itself. But the left has turned this idea on
Speaker 4: its head. If you don't believe in racial selections, then
Speaker 4: you're the racist. You say in your story, the accusations
Speaker 4: made in closed training sessions are astonishingly venomous. Arrogant white
Speaker 4: supremacy is ubiquitous. White rage results when that supremacy is challenged.
Speaker 4: Whites hold money in power because they stole it from
Speaker 4: other racists. Systematic racism and capitalism keep the injustices going
Speaker 4: more so they turn the argument on you and me
Speaker 4: and other people would think, wait a minute, race should
Speaker 4: not count. That we're the racist when we say we
Speaker 4: shouldn't be racist, But they're the racist because they say
Speaker 4: it does count. I say it doesn't count. They say
Speaker 4: it it does count. Where in hell and twenty years
Speaker 4: from now, where we're going to be at this continues.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the Trump presidency. If he's not successful
Speaker 4: and this continues, we're in trouble. I think we're in
Speaker 4: trouble now.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we're in big trouble because, let's face it,
Speaker 7: I mean, the merit principle is a way of getting
Speaker 7: talent into the place where it can do the most good.
Speaker 7: So basically, it's like Adam Smith's unseen hand. You know,
Speaker 7: the unseen hand for Adam Smith was the free market
Speaker 7: got material and goods into the place where they mattered
Speaker 7: most at the right time. Well, this is the same
Speaker 7: with the merit principle. It gets the right people into
Speaker 7: the right place at the right time to do the
Speaker 7: most good for all of us. And the result of
Speaker 7: that is, of course, you have a very prosperous society
Speaker 7: because all the talent you have available is exploited to
Speaker 7: the best possible extent for the good of everybody. Once
Speaker 7: you start to stop doing that stomp putting your best
Speaker 7: talent in the in the right place at the right time,
Speaker 7: you're going to reduce the efficiency of society. Right, your
Speaker 7: whole society is given less happy, it's going to be
Speaker 7: less prosperous. It's going to be it's gonna be divided racially.
Speaker 7: This could be business. Yeah, yes, it's a horrible outcome.
Speaker 6: Horrible.
Speaker 4: Let's go back in the history. You're an historian, Professor
Speaker 4: John Ellis. I can recall that America in England where
Speaker 4: the first two countries that banned the importation of slaves.
Speaker 4: This goes back to, you know, back to that the
Speaker 4: fifteen nineteen project, which America did not exist until seventeen,
Speaker 4: seventeen eighty nine, but nonetheless describe historically what nations stop
Speaker 4: slavery and what nations continued it even through today.
Speaker 7: Well, look, when you go back to say, let's say
Speaker 7: the fifteen hundred, the world in the in fifteen hundred
Speaker 7: was totally racist, totally tribalist, and everyone practiced slavery everywhere.
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 7: People like to think of Native American tribes as you know,
Speaker 7: rather peaceful, and.
Speaker 6: I've they really weren't.
Speaker 7: They massacred each other all the time. In Africa, I mean,
Speaker 7: tribes massacred other tribes in the most horrific way. Shark
Speaker 7: of the Zulu wiped out in the tribe of forty
Speaker 7: thousand in about ninety minutes on the battle today, Men,
Speaker 7: women and children slaughtered the lot in just a few moments.
Speaker 7: So the whole world was a really tribal and rather
Speaker 7: vicious place. And the beginning of a change in that
Speaker 7: came mainly in Britain in the eighteenth century, when some
Speaker 7: fonsophers like John Locke and David Hume started to say, look, everyone,
Speaker 7: all people's on earth are basically the same underneath, depending
Speaker 7: on how they're raised, what society of the is they
Speaker 7: they're all cable looked good if only the faith in
Speaker 7: the right way. That that attitude was so powerful that
Speaker 7: that within one hundred years the British had banned slavery.
Speaker 7: Now they were the first to band slavery. Not only
Speaker 7: that they were the first country that had an extensive
Speaker 7: discussion of what was wrong with slavery, and there was
Speaker 7: a public it was public thing. They the Brits were
Speaker 7: because they were so prosperous because of the free market system.
Speaker 7: They had about half the population literate in the eighteenth century.
Speaker 7: No other country had that kind of widespread liberacy. So
Speaker 7: he had public opinion that developed because of the biggause,
Speaker 7: people could read. Public opinion became a huge force and
Speaker 7: that powered the discussion of the rights of every human
Speaker 7: being to be free, and that that produced at the
Speaker 7: end of slavery in Britain and then in North America.
Speaker 4: Factory and professor, there's no credit bay, there's no credit given.
Speaker 4: English or Americans banned the importation of slaves in like
Speaker 4: eighteen oh five.
Speaker 5: We fought a civil war over it.
Speaker 4: Six hundred thousand Americans were killed because the Democrats living
Speaker 4: in the South wanted to keep slaves the Confederacy. We
Speaker 4: went to war, and so two countries at the forefront
Speaker 4: of stopping slavery were England and America. And going back historically,
Speaker 4: eighty five percent of the slaves did not come to America.
Speaker 5: We stopped it.
Speaker 4: Abraham Lincoln fifty years before the Emancipation Proclamation. We prohibited
Speaker 4: the importation of slaves into the country. We're the only
Speaker 4: ones that did it. We get no credit, zero credit reparations.
Speaker 4: Everyone pays because who's got the deepest pocket. But I'm
Speaker 4: proud to be an American that we stopped slavery while
Speaker 4: in Africa it continued.
Speaker 6: Correct, absolutely correct.
Speaker 7: Look, I mean it is about eighteen hundred as the British,
Speaker 7: which had the most powerful navy of the world. You
Speaker 7: know what they set their navy onto. They set their
Speaker 7: navy to roam the seas and stop the transit lane
Speaker 7: slave trade. They were the only group that was actually
Speaker 7: actively and you know what happened as a result that
Speaker 7: the slave trade, which had been moving slaves from the
Speaker 7: western edge of Africa to America, the African slave traders instead,
Speaker 7: because they were stopped by the British on the west
Speaker 7: of Africa, they moved their slave trade to the eastern
Speaker 7: end of Africa and they continued. So all they did
Speaker 7: was simply avoid the British navy by going to the
Speaker 7: other side of Africa to mount their operations from. But
Speaker 7: I mean, there's just no question about it. Africa continued
Speaker 7: slave trading after the Europeans were stopping it. And you know,
Speaker 7: it had thrived over As you say, the one thing
Speaker 7: that's unique about the I mean Britain and America, the
Speaker 7: one thing is unique about them as far as slaver
Speaker 7: is concerned.
Speaker 6: They stopped it. Nobody else stopped it.
Speaker 4: In fact, in fact, today there's more slaves alive than
Speaker 4: ever before, and it's in Africa and Asia. In fact,
Speaker 4: the number one slave traders were Arabs and Muslims. They
Speaker 4: simply continued it. And we're guilt. We're guilty parties. I
Speaker 4: guess for several decades it was awful, it was terrible,
Speaker 4: but damn it, we stopped it. And it continued throughout
Speaker 4: the world, especially in Central and South America up until
Speaker 4: about forty or fifty years ago, and to continuing now
Speaker 4: in Africa and Asia. So when you talk about reparations,
Speaker 4: the slave trade in the Atlantic, slave trade could not
Speaker 4: have existed without African tribes selling each other into slavery. Correct,
Speaker 4: The Africans originated the slave.
Speaker 7: Trade, absolutely, and the Arabs was very important of the
Speaker 7: slife trade. They kept it going much longer than anybody
Speaker 7: else did. So, you know, but are ignorant radicals in
Speaker 7: this country? Are ignorant radicals, You don't know anything about
Speaker 7: it history. They blame us as if the invented slavery.
Speaker 7: We were the only person ever to have it. No,
Speaker 7: the one thing about us was unique. It was not
Speaker 7: that we pracised it, but we stopped it. And the
Speaker 7: same was true of empire. Look, I mean the last
Speaker 7: empire was the British Empire. Now everybody blames the British
Speaker 7: for imperialism, but in fact that in hundreds of empires
Speaker 7: going back, you know, thousands of years, the last empire
Speaker 7: was the British. That was it the last one because
Speaker 7: the British said the empire is not a good idea
Speaker 7: and they dissolved their own empire. No empire ever dissolved
Speaker 7: itself before. The reason for the end of the Roman
Speaker 7: Empire was they got defeated militarily. The end of the
Speaker 7: Ottoman Empire, Tooks, was because they lost, They lost a war.
Speaker 7: But the British lose militarily. They voluntarily decided that everybody
Speaker 7: preserved to have their own.
Speaker 5: Free and that's England, that's America, England. One other thing.
Speaker 4: In eighteen sixty two, during the Civil War, a ship
Speaker 4: carrying slaves from Africa to Cuba and violation of the
Speaker 4: ban on international slave trade put in by Britain and
Speaker 4: by America was captured in the High Seas by the
Speaker 4: US Navy. The crew who was importing these slaves into
Speaker 4: Cuba were imprisoned and the captain was hanged in the US.
Speaker 4: So America and Britain were the only two countries they said,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, these black folks from Africa have value.
Speaker 4: In fact, the word slaves come from Slavs, which is
Speaker 4: an Eastern European term. The Muslims, the Arabs, the Africans,
Speaker 4: the Asians participated fully in the slave trade, and damn
Speaker 4: in America stopped it along with England. But we get
Speaker 4: no credit because there's no money in it. There's money
Speaker 4: in CRT, there's money in DEEI, an eight billion dollar
Speaker 4: industry per year, but there's no money in complementing America.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 7: Well, also those political advantage radicals what the radicals America?
Speaker 7: Because America has a highly successful free market society. In fact,
Speaker 7: America has proved the free market capitalism will expend out
Speaker 7: the system, that's all it is to it.
Speaker 6: We've totally proved it.
Speaker 7: And that's why the radicals who are Marxists hate us,
Speaker 7: because we proved that Marxism was stupid. But so they'll
Speaker 7: seize every opportunity they can to tear down this country
Speaker 7: and slavery and racism that's one of the ways in
Speaker 7: which they try to do it.
Speaker 6: But as you.
Speaker 7: Said, I mean they're completely mistaken. We were the heroes
Speaker 7: of that situation racism, anti racism, but we were the
Speaker 7: ones that began the idea of anti racism.
Speaker 4: Well, we have to run, professor, but Al Sharpton makes
Speaker 4: a lot of money out of this deal. There's an
Speaker 4: eight billion dollar industry at stake. But glad to have
Speaker 4: you on critical race theories and inversion of history the
Speaker 4: book and also at the Wall Street Journal by Professor
Speaker 4: John Alis, author of a short history of relations between
Speaker 4: people's tribalism and racism were universal until Britain's an Americans
Speaker 4: said this must be stopped. But thank you and the
Speaker 4: professor John Ellis, thanks for coming on setting the record straight.
Speaker 4: And you're a great Britain I'm a great American and
Speaker 4: God bless you.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 8: God bless you.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more when there's a lot of money
Speaker 4: out there, twist and turn the reality of history to
Speaker 4: fit a diet tribe that puts money in your pocket.
Speaker 4: Talk to Al Sharpton about that Bill cunning into the
Speaker 4: Grand American Live with You every Sunday night. When I
Speaker 4: watch all the Sunday morning talk shows, I look at
Speaker 4: the leftists explaining what's happening to our country. Most Americans,
Speaker 4: most Americans think the Republican Party looks after their concerns
Speaker 4: more than the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party has never
Speaker 4: been as unpopular as it is today. And secondly, Trump
Speaker 4: has a forty five percent approval rating and the Republicans
Speaker 4: in the Congress are above fifty percent. And so you
Speaker 4: get that message from the mainstream media how unpopular the
Speaker 4: Democrats are. It's good to watch them kind of blow up.
Speaker 4: It's good to kind of watch them kind of follow themselves.
Speaker 4: And what Schumer did, I guess the answer is, tell
Speaker 4: me the out queue. If Schumer would have stuck with
Speaker 4: the other Democrats and voted against the cr well, what's
Speaker 4: the outque How do you resolve this thing? The answer
Speaker 4: is it isn't resolved. More chaos and confusion. But don't
Speaker 4: pay attention to the mainstream media thinking you're going to
Speaker 4: get objectivity. He simply doesn't happen if I stay tuned,
Speaker 4: we have Leland Bitterer coming up of News Nation. He
Speaker 4: had some shows this week about why not they have
Speaker 4: Canada becoming part of the Union and would guarantee democratic
Speaker 4: electoral votes in additional fifty six or fifty seven for
Speaker 4: the rest of the century. And that's not necessarily a
Speaker 4: good thing. Bill Cunningham with you every single.
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Speaker 4: and Leland. First of all, you did a segment the
Speaker 4: last couple of nights about war, about a wartime president,
Speaker 4: and I thought it was excellent because we may look
Speaker 4: back on the start of what's happening in the Ukraine
Speaker 4: what's happening now. Putin appears to of course, he likes peace,
Speaker 4: of course, but he has his certain conditions which make
Speaker 4: peace impossible. We're dealing with a maniacal mass murderer in
Speaker 4: Vladimir Putin. So before we talk about tariffs and Canada
Speaker 4: becoming our fifty first state, talk to the American people
Speaker 4: about the wartime president and your warnoes dot com and
Speaker 4: why you think this could be a precursor to something
Speaker 4: much more dangerous in the world.
Speaker 9: You know, Bill, American has been through some pretty difficult times,
Speaker 9: and we forget that, right the revolution, Civil War to
Speaker 9: world wars, the Great Depression nine to eleven, and every
Speaker 9: time our president has rallied us together and has told
Speaker 9: us that the times that we are in our difficult
Speaker 9: these are the sacrifices that are going to be required,
Speaker 9: oftentimes the ultimate sacrifice by brave Americans. But it's going
Speaker 9: to be worth it in the end.
Speaker 5: And here's why.
Speaker 9: And that I think is what's missing from Donald Trump's
Speaker 9: rhetoric right now, is that we are very much a
Speaker 9: wartime country. He is a wartime president economically.
Speaker 6: Trade warwise.
Speaker 9: Certainly when it comes to Ukraine, there is a real
Speaker 9: war that America is involved in the Middle East, and
Speaker 9: we haven't yet heard that kind of rhetoric from Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: American people are remarkably resilient and also remarkably accepting of sacrifice.
Speaker 9: Think about how Roosevelt is getting reelected during World War
Speaker 9: Two when tens of thousands of Americans were dying, so
Speaker 9: America is will think about Nixon getting reelected.
Speaker 6: Americans are willing.
Speaker 9: To sacrifice and to stick by their leader when their
Speaker 9: leader is telling them why they're sacrificing. I think, especially
Speaker 9: when it comes to the economy in tariffs, that is
Speaker 9: something really lacking right now from President Trump.
Speaker 4: And including George Bush and twenty oh four. Bush forty
Speaker 4: three was not much of an order. He was, I
Speaker 4: think a failed president for all kinds of reasons. But
Speaker 4: he was able to rally the nation in twenty oh
Speaker 4: four with the Trilateral the three Demons of deceit all
Speaker 4: over the Middle East and also in North Korea and
Speaker 4: China and Rondo. You know, he was able to do it,
Speaker 4: and I think Trump has it in him. When I
Speaker 4: watched about half of the speech of the Joint Session
Speaker 4: about ten days ago, he had soaring rheteric at the
Speaker 4: end of a speech. But the character of Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is to punch and CounterPunch and keep punching and counterpunching
Speaker 4: until your opponent is gone.
Speaker 5: And I'm not sure he can be I suppose.
Speaker 4: But if you would ask the average person in New York, Atlanta, Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: or Las Vegas, hey, are we on a wartime footing?
Speaker 4: I think ninety nine percent would say no. The American
Speaker 4: people don't feel like we're on the beginning of World
Speaker 4: War three, which the Trumpster has talked about. But the
Speaker 4: American people don't appreciate the trade wars in the southern
Speaker 4: border Ukraine and Israel.
Speaker 5: We got North Korea.
Speaker 4: How about this that China has these large barges they've
Speaker 4: put off their coast to have like a jan to
Speaker 4: have like a D Day invasion of Taiwan. I saw
Speaker 4: the photographs on a satellite last night. I'm thinking, you
Speaker 4: got to be kidding me. These large barges are ready
Speaker 4: to launch against Taiwan with tens of thousands of Chinese
Speaker 4: soldiers and also tanks. And why would they do that
Speaker 4: if they weren't planning soon on invading Taiwan. And if
Speaker 4: that happens, then all hell breaks loose. Why don't the
Speaker 4: American people recognize what we're going to war? Somewhere in
Speaker 4: a big way.
Speaker 9: I think the American people recognize that they're hurting. You
Speaker 9: at the average American in any of the cities that
Speaker 9: you talked about, Hey, does your paycheck last to the
Speaker 9: end of the month.
Speaker 2: Hey, are you.
Speaker 9: Better off now than you were before COVID? Do you
Speaker 9: feel do you feel economically more secure?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 9: How do you feel about the war?
Speaker 6: World right now?
Speaker 9: Feels kind of crazy, doesn't it. They may not articulate
Speaker 9: the wartime, they know, they may not like the connection,
Speaker 9: but that's how they feel. And that to me is
Speaker 9: that the president needs to respond to how the American
Speaker 9: people feel, and he's not not.
Speaker 5: At this point. Not at this point.
Speaker 4: And I pray to God China does not invade Taiwan.
Speaker 4: I like to think Vladimir Putin will say, you know what,
Speaker 4: a million Russian soldiers have been killed and maimed.
Speaker 5: It's time to stop that.
Speaker 4: I would like to think Hamas would say, okay, unconditional surrender.
Speaker 4: We lost the war Israel, yu one come in, we
Speaker 4: will surrender our hostages and give up.
Speaker 5: I don't see that happening. And on the southern border.
Speaker 4: We're about to deputize I think large numbers of private
Speaker 4: contractors to exact from this country illegal aliens, which is
Speaker 4: going to cause more of a FRAMEWI.
Speaker 9: Are you talking about the Eric Prince play.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Eric Prince.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I don't think so, but I know it's being discussed.
Speaker 4: But well, it's up to the leadership.
Speaker 9: Eric on this. I had Eric on the show.
Speaker 4: It's not gonna happen, and I think that would cause turmoil.
Speaker 5: But at this point, we'll see. All I can say
Speaker 5: is we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: Secondly, about Canada, you did a great segment on this,
Speaker 4: and I mentioned it about a week ago that why
Speaker 4: in the world what a Republican president ever went Canada
Speaker 4: to become the fifty first state when they're a little
Speaker 4: bit bigger than California. Give us the numbers if this happens,
Speaker 4: which I think would be fanciful, that what would happen
Speaker 4: if Canada became the fifty first state.
Speaker 9: So Canada gets fifty seven Electoral College votes, fifty five
Speaker 9: members of the House, which ensures unquestionably no Republican ever
Speaker 9: wins the presidency and Republicans never control the House Representatives
Speaker 9: again period, unlikely to control.
Speaker 5: The Senate full stop right there, full stop.
Speaker 9: Look, math does not lie. So you could use your
Speaker 9: own You can jus your own opinions. You can't choose
Speaker 9: your own facts. Those are the facts. It is perplexing
Speaker 9: to me. I guess the best argument Donald Trump could
Speaker 9: have if he wants to turn it into like a
Speaker 9: Puerto Rican, go like a territory or a protectorate, which again,
Speaker 9: why would you want to protect it? The fact that
Speaker 9: they have universal healthcare up there, which is our guest
Speaker 9: point out last night, is not universal lecess to healthcare,
Speaker 9: is universal access to a waiting room and to high taxes.
Speaker 9: But I think the bigger point here is the Donald
Speaker 9: Trump trolling to Canada. It's kind of funny, but it
Speaker 9: might be missing the larger issue, which is that it
Speaker 9: is doing the opposite of what Trump wants to have
Speaker 9: happened in Canada. Because what Trump wants to have happened
Speaker 9: in Canada, and it's a worthy goal, is to get
Speaker 9: rid of the liberal, lunatic policies and government of Canada
Speaker 9: and replace it with a government that is more sane,
Speaker 9: both on climate and therefore energy production, more willing to
Speaker 9: be an honest trading partner of the United States, more
Speaker 9: willing to commit to NATO, and more willing to have
Speaker 9: reasonable and tough immigration laws to stop the Chinese from
Speaker 9: exploiting Canada and from mass Muslim migration. Five very valid points.
Speaker 9: The problem is by continuing to call Canada the fifty
Speaker 9: first state, he is emboldening the liberal leadership in Canada.
Speaker 9: Canada were about ready to elect a conservative prime minister.
Speaker 9: Now they're back on the liberal train. So this we
Speaker 9: may have to figure out how the art of the deal,
Speaker 9: the weed is going to come back here.
Speaker 4: In fact, months ago it was an article of faith
Speaker 4: that liberalism had failed in Canada and that their ex
Speaker 4: prime minister was to the left of Gavin Newsom, and
Speaker 4: that Canada was ready to try like constitutional conservatism, republicanism.
Speaker 4: That's out, that's out completely. And now the Canadians have
Speaker 4: united against America. And I would also point out, relative
Speaker 4: to the tariffs of this place into Canada that I
Speaker 4: looked it up that Canada produces every year about two
Speaker 4: million automobile two million, light vans, trucks and cars two million,
Speaker 4: the great majority come to America, and so a US
Speaker 4: senator friend of mine. I talked to him a couple
Speaker 4: of nights ago about this. I said, is Donald Trump
Speaker 4: this smart? He said, what do you mean? I said, well,
Speaker 4: Canada produces two million vehicles, the great majority of which
Speaker 4: come to America, and the two major imports into America
Speaker 4: from Canada are cars from four GM, Stillanus and others.
Speaker 4: And the other thing is energy. And honestly, he wants
Speaker 4: those cars. There's two million vehicles to be made here.
Speaker 4: And he also we have all the energy that we need. However,
Speaker 4: it's much cheaper to have it from Alberta than to
Speaker 4: have these new plants and pipelines, et cetera. I said,
Speaker 4: but long term, does he hold Canada's economic future in
Speaker 4: the palm of his hand? Referring to Donald Trump? And
Speaker 4: if you eliminate automobile production in Canada, which is a
Speaker 4: huge business two million cars every year, and on top
Speaker 4: of it, energy production, Canada almost collapses. And that's not
Speaker 4: good either, to have a collapse failed state on our
Speaker 4: northern border. That's angry at US. So I would ask
Speaker 4: you Leland Vendertive News nation. Is Trump that smart? Or
Speaker 4: is he blundered into this blindly to something that's going
Speaker 4: to hurt us in the long run because we need
Speaker 4: a stable trading partner.
Speaker 5: But they've been taking advantage of us.
Speaker 4: But can you imagine the Canadian economy with two million
Speaker 4: less vehicles and all that entails plus no energy coming
Speaker 4: from Canada. What does Canada look like?
Speaker 9: What does Canada look like? It looks like a country
Speaker 9: that then looks to China.
Speaker 4: Well, they're begun that turn now that they're talking about
Speaker 4: having closer relations to China and maybe in BeO right
Speaker 4: And I'm thinking.
Speaker 2: Well, right, And they did all this.
Speaker 9: They did all this after Donald Trump started talking about
Speaker 9: winning the fifty winning him to be the fifty first state. Well,
Speaker 9: the problem with treating the presidency like a reality TV show.
Speaker 9: And we've done a lot of stories that the chaos
Speaker 9: theory in Donald Trump's way of doing business works a
Speaker 9: lot of times. It yields results and it does, but
Speaker 9: it comes at a cost, which is you turn something
Speaker 9: into a reality show and sometimes you get these unintended consequences.
Speaker 9: You start talking about Canada's the fifty first state, it
Speaker 9: sounds funny, It sort of galvanizes public opinion, It gets
Speaker 9: everybody a flutter, and it owns the Libs in the
Speaker 9: United States and gets CNN, MSNBC all a gas, which
Speaker 9: is what Donald Trump likes to do. That's all fine.
Speaker 9: Sometimes it works, sometimes it yields big results. But in
Speaker 9: this case, what it's done I think is it's had
Speaker 9: an unattended consequence. And clearly when you do the ready
Speaker 9: fire aim routine, you miss. Sometimes this appears to be
Speaker 9: a miss.
Speaker 4: And I would say that Trudeau is more popular now
Speaker 4: and Canada has ever been. That the new premiere is
Speaker 4: one hundred percent organizing Canada against US, and maybe in
Speaker 4: the long run some deal will be struck where they're
Speaker 4: going to lo their barriers a lot more of our
Speaker 4: products into Canada and vice versa. He also picked a
Speaker 4: huge fight with the fight with the EU. You can't
Speaker 4: find a Chevrolet or a Ford anywhere in Europe, but
Speaker 4: BMW's and Mercedes are all over the all over the world.
Speaker 4: Here Ferraris, they're here. And doesn't Trumpster have a point
Speaker 4: that reciprocal tariffs make sense and that we don't have
Speaker 4: reciprocity now and that Europeans are now getting mad at
Speaker 4: them for all kinds of reasons. I don't care much
Speaker 4: about Europeans. It's basically Europe right now as a museum.
Speaker 4: It's not a compilation of countries that are functioning. Europe
Speaker 4: is largely a museum for tourists to go and look
Speaker 4: at the glories of the past. But he's picking fights
Speaker 4: with everybody all over the world. And I go back
Speaker 4: to my conversation with his US senator. Is he that smart?
Speaker 4: Can he look ahead four or five moves and say,
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, the EU is going to lower
Speaker 4: their tariffs and our Fords and Chevy's going to be
Speaker 4: there with Canada, He's.
Speaker 5: Got them all riled up.
Speaker 4: At some point in next year or two, there's going
Speaker 4: to be a deal struck, and that we're going to
Speaker 4: have more farming products going there, more lumber going there,
Speaker 4: and that maybe a million cars we made in Canada
Speaker 4: instead of two million, And then on the southern border
Speaker 4: we're going to have no illegal immigration whatsoever. And I
Speaker 4: hope Donald Trump is that smart, and I think maybe
Speaker 4: he is. If I had to vote today for him,
Speaker 4: I'd vote for him again ten times rather than the alternative,
Speaker 4: which was a disaster on the southern border. And whenever
Speaker 4: I argue with somebody who said, man, it looks like
Speaker 4: a lot of chaos. I said, imagine the other side,
Speaker 4: what would America look like?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 8: What's it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Joe Biden, do you always say don't compare me
Speaker 9: to the almighty, compare me to the alternatives and everyone
Speaker 9: that's really great? And people say that it did work
Speaker 9: for a while, and that was how he talked about
Speaker 9: don't compare me to Donald Trump and the chaos. It
Speaker 9: doesn't work because the American people don't think about the alternative.
Speaker 9: They think about their lives right now and the blaming
Speaker 9: Joe Biden and the oh it could be worst line.
Speaker 9: It works on cable TV, and it is something that
Speaker 9: you know, kind of right now because people still remember
Speaker 9: Joe Biden will have will be effective. It's not going
Speaker 9: to be effective in six months. It's just not not
Speaker 9: how the American people think. And Trump supporters can say
Speaker 9: it over and over and over again, but history tells
Speaker 9: us that that type of rhetoric just doesn't work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because Joe Biden didn't have the linguistic skills to
Speaker 4: overcome the arguments. And when Kamala Harris was talking about
Speaker 4: I promise to continue the policies of Joe Biden, that
Speaker 4: was the death knell of her campaign. If we can
Speaker 4: look at it in six months, and let's say it's
Speaker 4: the middle of September and we have a the tax
Speaker 4: cuts are in effect. He's worked out trade deals all
Speaker 4: over the world, that Vladimir Putin has stopped his advances
Speaker 4: on the Ukraine, that Hamas largely has surrender, had been
Speaker 4: obliterated by the Israeli military, and the Chinese for those
Speaker 4: large barges off the east coast of their country ready
Speaker 4: to invade Taiwan doesn't happen. And there's flourish and there's
Speaker 4: great economy. The market's backup.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: Would you be surprised?
Speaker 9: I think that is a awfully lot of bounces on
Speaker 9: the pool shot on the pool table, boom.
Speaker 2: Right, Look, is it? Is it possible that?
Speaker 9: And I would think, really we need to look to
Speaker 9: for a year, okay, and and that that Trump has
Speaker 9: brought about significant good change. Into your point, trade deals
Speaker 9: have have changed, that there's something different in Ukraine, that
Speaker 9: the continuing meat grinder has stopped. I wouldn't. I would
Speaker 9: be surprised. I Vladimir Putin had been put in his place. Really,
Speaker 9: that the Chinese, in one way or another, back down,
Speaker 9: and that Israel has wiped out her mind.
Speaker 4: Oh well, and and and no illegal migration, that's all stopped.
Speaker 5: There's balanced.
Speaker 9: But he's on the border.
Speaker 2: He's won the board.
Speaker 9: And why they're not talking about that more, I don't understand.
Speaker 9: It's perplexing to me. Take your wins and celebrate your wins,
Speaker 9: which is rule number one in politics. He did with
Speaker 9: Joe Biden, he did in one month with Joe Biden
Speaker 9: said couldn't be done in four years.
Speaker 8: So that's an important point.
Speaker 9: But I think that the Donald Trump sort of legacy
Speaker 9: right is going to be written after four years, and
Speaker 9: certainly after a year this all these like all the
Speaker 9: and I asked the Republicans yesterday, you know, the freak
Speaker 9: out and bed wedding for lack of a better term,
Speaker 9: over pariffs, and that, you know, the ten percent dip
Speaker 9: in the stock market and everything else, get a grip really,
Speaker 9: like you may be right that this is going to
Speaker 9: be bad for the economy. You may be wrong, but
Speaker 9: we don't know right now. And the procrastinations are a lot.
Speaker 9: But the one thing that I think is clear about Trump,
Speaker 9: if he hasn't he has a game plan. He's following
Speaker 9: to one. You got to see where this ends. And
Speaker 9: what is remarkable to me, and I think it's an
Speaker 9: undercovered story, is how Donald Trump has destroyed the Democrats.
Speaker 9: Democrats said Trump was going to destroy America. Trump has
Speaker 9: destroyed Democrats. They are right now. You've got Democrats rallying
Speaker 9: around a Prohama Syrian and saying he can't be deported
Speaker 9: and refusing to vote for a bill that bans.
Speaker 5: Boys and girl sports.
Speaker 9: That's pretty impressive.
Speaker 4: That's real impressive because when you rally around that Khalil
Speaker 4: character and say that boy, we're going to take our
Speaker 4: future on Khalil and boys playing girl sports and men
Speaker 4: playing in Wimbledon against women, and you stake your political
Speaker 4: life on that hill, You're going to die on that hill.
Speaker 5: But all right, we got to run.
Speaker 4: But Leland vedder to warnoes dot Com Monday through Friday
Speaker 4: every night on News Nation, and to begin you believe
Speaker 4: the president is a war time president, and we pray
Speaker 4: that he wins these wars, as America generally does not
Speaker 4: accept World War two. But Leland Villa, once again, thank
Speaker 4: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Leland you're.
Speaker 5: A great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Always, God bless you.
Speaker 5: Let's continue with more.
Speaker 4: If you would tap on the shoulder of the average
Speaker 4: American and say, you know what, are we in a
Speaker 4: wartime footing?
Speaker 5: No, we're not a wartime footing.
Speaker 4: It's worried about prices, worried about the stock market, that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff.
Speaker 6: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, live with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 4: You know, Leland Vetter, News Nation on every night at
Speaker 4: nine o'clock on News Nation with Sean Compton makes more
Speaker 4: sense than many, especially I don't understand why the President
Speaker 4: would want to joke about having Canada become the fifty
Speaker 4: first state because in electorally, Republicans would be done hopefullyngue
Speaker 4: in cheek. Coming up next to Steve molloy of Junk
Speaker 4: science dot Com. He's followed the money as to why
Speaker 4: how Stacy Abrams and others received two billion dollars to
Speaker 4: enhance democratic turnout and elections using your money for those purposes?
Speaker 4: And where's the money? The director of the EPA said
Speaker 4: at one point, I have one hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 4: walking around money.
Speaker 5: Who wants it handed out?
Speaker 4: The liberals and others to buy things like refrigerators and
Speaker 4: insulation for homes.
Speaker 5: The whole thing makes no sense, but it's the way
Speaker 5: that Democratic Party operates.
Speaker 4: Stay tuned for more Steve Malloy's next Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 4: you every single Bill Cunningham, the Great American. Of course,
Speaker 4: Steve malloy is an expert when it comes to government spending.
Speaker 4: He's an Institute fellow and former Trump EPA Transition member,
Speaker 4: and he's also the headquarters of Junk's dot com. Has
Speaker 4: a great story up about one of the reasons I
Speaker 4: voted for Donald Trump, about five or six of them,
Speaker 4: was maybe to break down the government spending, which is
Speaker 4: a complete waste. So now we've learned the Department of
Speaker 4: Justices just launched an investigation into the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund,
Speaker 4: which received twenty seven billion dollar payout from Joe Biden's
Speaker 4: Inflation Reduction Act. And the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund was
Speaker 4: distributed between eight groups, and guess what, all are headed
Speaker 4: by former members of the Obama and Biden administrations, including
Speaker 4: Stacy Abrams, several of which were suspecially found. They were
Speaker 4: founded just after the opening of the Grand Application. It's
Speaker 4: like me and Tony Benner getting together and say, we'll
Speaker 4: put in a grant, let's get a five O C
Speaker 4: five o'h one C three together, call it a cleaner
Speaker 4: environment in Ohio. And all of a sudden, literally hundreds
Speaker 4: of millions of dollars flow in our account. And then
Speaker 4: we get to work that same uh, that same Malloy's
Speaker 4: with us now, and once again it's unbelievable. I'd love
Speaker 4: this kind of story, this kind of reporting. Steve malloy,
Speaker 4: tell the American people about what the Department of Justice
Speaker 4: is now investigating about this twenty seven billion dollar EPA
Speaker 4: green scheme.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, if you're only getting hundreds of millions of dollars, you're.
Speaker 6: Not very good at this bill.
Speaker 2: So since Trump's been in office, an EPA A, you know,
Speaker 2: finally uncovered all these billions and twenty seven billion that
Speaker 2: went the EPA to establish this thing called a green bank,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's part of the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 2: spending a trillion dollars. And so EPA got twenty seven
Speaker 2: billion dollars to hand out to its friends in the
Speaker 2: environmental movement. And some of these groups got as much
Speaker 2: as like eight billion dollars. A group formed by Stacy
Speaker 2: Abrams got two billion dollars. And before she got the
Speaker 2: two billion dollars had they had one hundred dollars in
Speaker 2: that bank account. Because as you said, these are all
Speaker 2: pop up groups. As soon as they announced the availability
Speaker 2: of the money, all these groups were set up and
Speaker 2: the process was wired and they just got billions of dollars.
Speaker 2: So EPA and the Department of Justice are now in
Speaker 2: the process of trying to claw this money back. You know,
Speaker 2: it was parked at City Bank, which was literally thrown out,
Speaker 2: as Lee's Elvin's video showed, was like gold bars thrown
Speaker 2: off Titanic, and they went to City Bank for as
Speaker 2: a staging area or a parking place for all this
Speaker 2: money to go to these green groups. So the Department
Speaker 2: of Justice is now looking into the criminality. ETA is
Speaker 2: trying to claw this money back. Last week, I was
Speaker 2: watching MSNBC because I like to see what they're saying,
Speaker 2: and Stacy Abram showed up to defend what she had done.
Speaker 2: And she told Chris Hayes, the MSNBC person, that what
Speaker 2: they were doing was they were buying appliances for poor people.
Speaker 2: They had planned to buy appliances for Porto. So if
Speaker 2: you liked Obama phones. You remember the Obama phones from
Speaker 2: like twenty twelve. You know they used to buy votes
Speaker 2: in Detroit or wherever you're gonna love Biden refrigerators and
Speaker 2: Biden air conditioners. Right, of course, none of this worked
Speaker 2: out for Kamala Harris. But you know, the Greens still
Speaker 2: have the money, and we still have to and now
Speaker 2: they actually they actually have the the hutzpot to sue
Speaker 2: the Trump administration to get the money right in some.
Speaker 5: Federal judges, some of them might order it to be paid.
Speaker 4: Because we have eight hundred federal judges six hundred district courts.
Speaker 4: I guess they have their own public policy arms in
Speaker 4: the federal judiciary, and they're gonna require Trump, like in USA,
Speaker 4: to give the money out even if they shouldn't. So
Speaker 4: going back to Stacy Abrams, this is the woman out
Speaker 4: of Georgia that trice twice ran against Brian Camp lost
Speaker 4: each time, and so she was looking for money. And
Speaker 4: so I would think someone in the Biden administration and
Speaker 4: the so called energy area got a hold of these
Speaker 4: eight or nine persons who worked for the Biden obamadministrations
Speaker 4: and said, we have some serious money to hand out,
Speaker 4: but you have to have a group to do it.
Speaker 4: And she also said she also did some insulation of
Speaker 4: homes in Georgia. She did insulation and bought them dishwashers
Speaker 4: and refrigerators with US two billion dollars.
Speaker 5: Is this criminal? I mean, you're not a criminal lawyer?
Speaker 5: Well did that? It sounds to me like a.
Speaker 2: Criminal criminal law law school. So I have some idea. Well,
Speaker 2: the whole thing was a crime. I mean, you know
Speaker 2: this you got to keep in mind. And Placy Reduction
Speaker 2: Act was rammed through Congress, only passed because Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: cast a tie breaking vote. You know, as soon as
Speaker 2: the law was passed, the EPA administrator I have them
Speaker 2: on tape bragging about getting one hundred billion dollars, you know,
Speaker 2: be a billion with a bee, one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 2: in walking around money, which of course is you know,
Speaker 2: of buying money, because that's the phrase you use, walking
Speaker 2: around money. And you know, during twenty twenty four I
Speaker 2: head the election, sixty four billion million dollars of that
Speaker 2: money was dumped into battleground states obviously to help Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris win. Now it failed, I mean, so you know
Speaker 2: she didn't just waste a billion dollars of private donors money.
Speaker 2: She wasted sixty five billion dollars and still lost.
Speaker 4: It's I look at this and I'm thinking you it
Speaker 4: comes to mind, You've got to be kidding me that
Speaker 4: this is not criminal. And I'd like to track the refrigerators,
Speaker 4: track the dishwashers, see about the washers and dryers. Where's
Speaker 4: the insulation? Is a foam insulation? How did this happen?
Speaker 4: And this all happened in the past, uh what year?
Speaker 4: Sixteen months before took I know that.
Speaker 2: She's I don't know that she's actually gotten any of
Speaker 2: the money to actually buy anything, but she was scheduled
Speaker 2: to get it. And look, I've been a federal contractor.
Speaker 2: I've gotten grants. You know, they crawl up your rear end.
Speaker 2: You need to have lawyers and accountants and they check
Speaker 2: your bona fides. You can't just have some bogus bank
Speaker 2: account with one hundred dollars in it like Stacey Abrams.
Speaker 2: And also Stacy Abrams has just no experience in installation
Speaker 2: or appliances or EPA or the environment or anything. You know,
Speaker 2: this was clearly just giving her money for whatever reason
Speaker 2: she wanted to spend it on and this thing.
Speaker 4: Are you saying that you have hope that the Trump
Speaker 4: Start can recapture some of this money that went to
Speaker 4: these eight to nine groups, this twenty seven billion dollars
Speaker 4: shoveling money out the door before the election. Is there
Speaker 4: a chance the taxpayer can be repaid?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but it's gonna be hard, right because the left,
Speaker 2: I mean, they don't just you know, follow these lawsuits
Speaker 2: in any court. They follow the lawsuits in the court
Speaker 2: that they're going to win, you know, at the trial court,
Speaker 2: they're going to win at the appeals court, and stuff
Speaker 2: has to go to the Supreme Court, and then you
Speaker 2: have to hope that the conservative justices like are interested
Speaker 2: in taking the case. So yeah, I think Trump is
Speaker 2: going to try. Trump is gonna you know, I think
Speaker 2: he's got he sort of has bank by the short
Speaker 2: hairs because unless they want to be regulated to death,
Speaker 2: they better cough up that money. So you know, we'll see.
Speaker 2: But I mean, this just goes to show how out
Speaker 2: of control our government is. And you know, I understand
Speaker 2: people are concerned about what's going on and you know,
Speaker 2: tariffs and stuff like that, but our government is out
Speaker 2: of control. We cannot afford it. You know there may
Speaker 2: be some short term pain in fixing the situation, but
Speaker 2: the situation has to be fixed. We cannot have a
Speaker 2: government where no count people like Stacy Abrams just get
Speaker 2: two billion dollars to do whatever she wants with.
Speaker 4: We're sixty minutes, we'res CBS News, Where's NBC, ABC, Where's PBS?
Speaker 5: Where are they saying? Now, wait a minute, where are you?
Speaker 5: Why aren't they investigating this?
Speaker 2: Because they're on her side, They're in on it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: When I was watching MSNBC with her on, Chris Hanes
Speaker 2: just like nodding, like, yeah, she's got a legita in
Speaker 2: legit complaint, she got a legit project. And it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, people don't understand, especially conservatives, don't really understand
Speaker 2: the dire shape we're in and how evil the other
Speaker 2: side is.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about EV's and Tesla for many years. Of course,
Speaker 4: I'm not going to buy an EV. I have a hybrid,
Speaker 4: which I love, and I get like forty miles to
Speaker 4: the gallon. It's wonderful, and the electricity is produced by
Speaker 4: the tires, etc. It's wonderful. But the liberals loved Evs.
Speaker 4: They loved him so much that Tesla and Elon Musk
Speaker 4: was the patron saint of liberalism because he was bringing
Speaker 4: EV's to the roadways. The government shoveled out billions of dollars,
Speaker 4: I said, billions and billions of dollars to the EV industry,
Speaker 4: and large, large amounts of money. And they did that
Speaker 4: in order to keep it going. So they gave the
Speaker 4: Afford and all the others these billions of dollars. Then
Speaker 4: they gave individuals seven thousand dollars each to buy an EV.
Speaker 4: But all of a sudden, EV's are now in the crossairs.
Speaker 4: The other day when Donald Trump had Elon Musk on
Speaker 4: the driveway of the White House showing all these great evs,
Speaker 4: the coverage by MSNBC was disgusting. How come the liberals
Speaker 4: which loved evs, loved Tesla, and loved Elon Musk, have
Speaker 4: done at Texas al Paso and now attacking him and
Speaker 4: trying to burn down Tesla dealerships, burning up these so
Speaker 4: called power stations for evs that costs US something like
Speaker 4: eight billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Explain that to me, Well, let's just don't care about EV's.
Speaker 2: They don't care about the environment, they don't care about
Speaker 2: the climate, none of this is about that.
Speaker 6: This is all about political power.
Speaker 2: They're going after trying to intimidate Musk. You know, they
Speaker 2: want to threaten Musk's business, which you know, his ev business, Tesla,
Speaker 2: is the bulk of his fortune. So that's what they're
Speaker 2: going after. You know, I just find it interesting. I
Speaker 2: worked in for an Ohio coal company during the Obama years,
Speaker 2: and Obama killed fifty thousand hot paying coal jobs and
Speaker 2: they were in Ohio and hundreds of thousands of other
Speaker 2: support industry, local jobs. And you know, none of those
Speaker 2: people burned down anything. I mean, they just you know,
Speaker 2: they just went quietly to the good night. Now here
Speaker 2: you have these leftists, you know, Elon Musk and President
Speaker 2: Trump are trying to fix the federal government, you know,
Speaker 2: get the spending under control. They don't like it, so
Speaker 2: they're going to burn down tessel dealerships.
Speaker 4: Bringing about what they seek to avoid. And so at
Speaker 4: one point, well when Biden and Obama destroyed millions and
Speaker 4: millions of small manufacturing jobs and energy jobs, how about
Speaker 4: the pipeline. The first thing Biden did is canceled the pipeline.
Speaker 4: Did sixty minutes saddle up next to pipeline workers in
Speaker 4: South Dakota and talk about how terrible it is the
Speaker 4: decision of Joe Biden to cancel the Excel pipeline and
Speaker 4: the impact that has. But if a federal worker loses
Speaker 4: his or her job, it's a national story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody cared about all these coal miners. People were
Speaker 2: just glad to see you go, you know, glad to
Speaker 2: see it go away. These leftists are crazy. People don't
Speaker 2: understand the mindset of the leftists, and they're just they're crazy.
Speaker 2: They are going to destroy our country they already. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: look how hard it is. Look at situation we're in
Speaker 2: where Stacy Abrams is getting two billion dollars and tens
Speaker 2: of billions of over dollars are going out, and they
Speaker 2: tried to buy the election with Inflation Reduction Act money,
Speaker 2: and you know, where's the ollary. I've been talking about
Speaker 2: this since it happened. You know, the equip of the
Speaker 2: EPA administrator saying that he got one hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: in walking around money. I posted that after the Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act was passed in August twenty twenty two. I
Speaker 2: talked about the dumping of the money, tens of billions
Speaker 2: into the battleground state's last fall. But you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: finally people have dived into this. It's just outrageous.
Speaker 4: So the EPAID director under Biden said, and this was
Speaker 4: in the media, I have one hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 4: walking around money. And the messages, calls were made, text
Speaker 4: were sent out. You got to put together a five
Speaker 4: and one C three call it Insulation and Georgia or
Speaker 4: MC dishwasher in South Carolina, and we're going to give
Speaker 4: you two billion dollars. So the city Bank got the
Speaker 4: money from the federal government and then it's sitting there
Speaker 4: getting great interest. And then when the bureaucrats say it's
Speaker 4: good to release the money now to this group. Do
Speaker 4: you know the name is Stacy Abrams group, but that
Speaker 4: you put together some fictitious name to get the money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, all the groups are new. They just made
Speaker 2: up stuff. I think only one of the groups had
Speaker 2: like more than a year's of you know, existence before
Speaker 2: and the ability. The really awful part about all of
Speaker 2: this is that, you know, Republicans Donald Trump wants to
Speaker 2: repeal all this spending, the whole Green New scam. He
Speaker 2: wants to repeal it, but he can't because Republicans in
Speaker 2: Congress are blocking him. They sent him a letter last
Speaker 2: week saying that we'd like the green new scam spending.
Speaker 4: In fact, explain this to the American people that you
Speaker 4: would think this is liberal and Democrats, this is Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 4: But there are many Republicans telling the Trumps to, hey,
Speaker 4: let's get into the action. Are sets we put together
Speaker 4: our own five one c threes. We can do something
Speaker 4: on the other side and get the money. Unbelievable, Yeah no,
Speaker 4: but we can't afford it.
Speaker 2: The government is broke. We can't afford anything. We've got
Speaker 2: to stop this. We got to stop this now. We
Speaker 2: spent a trillion dollars in interesting this last year. We're
Speaker 2: thirty six trillion in debt. Who's got money for this? None?
Speaker 4: And the big money's in the Defense Department. I can
Speaker 4: imagine there's one hundred billion dollars a year in the
Speaker 4: Defense Department.
Speaker 5: How about this?
Speaker 4: The GAO under Biden said that every budget cycle between
Speaker 4: two hundred and fifty the five hundred and fifty billion
Speaker 4: dollars is misspent, waste, fraud and abuse, and or can't
Speaker 4: be tracked. And the Defense Department's not passing audits since
Speaker 4: seventeen eighty seven. They have no idea where the money is.
Speaker 4: Tony Bender's great grandparents are one hundred and fourteen years old.
Speaker 4: Each of them are getting fact checks in the mail
Speaker 4: from Social Security.
Speaker 5: And God help you if you want to look into this.
Speaker 5: Something's wrong.
Speaker 4: Republicans don't want you to look into this. This, This
Speaker 4: is truly a scam. This is out of a Stein deck.
Speaker 5: In five years from now. This is another thing I
Speaker 5: said a lot of conservatives. If jd.
Speaker 4: Vance or some other conservative doesn't win the presidency in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty eight, we go back to the policies of
Speaker 4: Obama and Biden. The EO is issued by Trump will
Speaker 4: be put to the side unless it's law, and we're
Speaker 4: back to where were before.
Speaker 5: Is that fair to say that this has got.
Speaker 2: To be institentially, But I mean, you know, we've got
Speaker 2: to get past twenty twenty six. I mean, the Democrats
Speaker 2: were to take over Congress or even one House of
Speaker 2: Congress again, you can only imagine what they would try
Speaker 2: to do. But certainly twenty twenty eight, boy, if we
Speaker 2: lose the White House, oh my god, you know, my country,
Speaker 2: we are in deep, deep trouble. I mean, the government
Speaker 2: is twenty five percent of our economy. That is outrageous.
Speaker 2: We cannot have that. That's why you know there's so
Speaker 2: many people upset about not getting their checks because the
Speaker 2: government just gives everybody checks except for the hard working people.
Speaker 4: It used to be seventeen eighteen percent of the econom
Speaker 4: me was federal government spending. Now it's twenty five percent.
Speaker 4: Schedule to go up. And the other thing even though
Speaker 4: the cr is I guess's going to happen. Nonetheless, we're
Speaker 4: in the middle right now of the Biden budget, which
Speaker 4: started October first of twenty twenty four. It goes to
Speaker 4: October first of twenty twenty five, and unless there's changes
Speaker 4: in the law, this will all be temporary. In America
Speaker 4: will rush again toward bankruptcy. With Steve molloy, I tell
Speaker 4: you a great website, he's Junkscigens dot com. But to
Speaker 4: give Stacy Abrams two billion dollars, they have the federal
Speaker 4: government seek out administrators from the Obama era in order
Speaker 4: to give them hundreds of billions. Did the EPA directors
Speaker 4: say I got one hundred billion dollars in walking around money?
Speaker 5: Who wants it?
Speaker 4: That's the level of thing crazy I don't know what
Speaker 4: to say, but the investigation, Where's CBS, Where's PBS, where's NPR?
Speaker 5: Why aren't they investigating this?
Speaker 2: Well, they're defending them, right, That's how That's how I
Speaker 2: came across the Stacey Abrams clip. I'm speechless, and.
Speaker 5: That's hard for you and I to say.
Speaker 4: But Steve molloy Junk Science dot Com, thanks for putting
Speaker 4: a light on these cockroaches.
Speaker 5: Maybe they'll go into the boards. We'll see Steve malloy,
Speaker 5: thank you all.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more one hundred billion dollars walking around money?
Speaker 5: Who wants it? Bill cunning him The Grand American Live
Speaker 5: with You every Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham. Mus continue
Speaker 5: to imagine spending about four trillion dollars, A good chunk
Speaker 5: of that went out to interest groups only of the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party. They do all kinds of things.
Speaker 4: And I am certain that Pam Bondi and others Cash
Speaker 4: Betel are going to follow the money to see how
Speaker 4: was it possible that the director of the EPA could
Speaker 4: tell Americans, you know what, I have one hundred billion
Speaker 4: dollars in walking around money?
Speaker 5: Who wants it?
Speaker 4: And the way the game was played is you then
Speaker 4: set up five one C threes and fours and to
Speaker 4: come up with a plan. And then the money was
Speaker 4: deposited in a checking account at City Bank in New York,
Speaker 4: and then they had Warren's issued against the bank to
Speaker 4: pay people like Stacy Abrams two billion dollars. And there
Speaker 4: was huge management fees involved. Also, the Clinton Foundation received
Speaker 4: in one trunch about two hundred and eighty five million
Speaker 4: of your money, with twenty eight million, ten percent being
Speaker 4: a management fee. Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Who's managing all
Speaker 4: that money? And then during the campaign, these five O
Speaker 4: one C threes and C fours would donate back to
Speaker 4: the Democratic Party the money the taxpayer gave them to
Speaker 4: do nothing. And Trump is stopping all that. That's why
Speaker 4: Doze is very popular. And I'm a Chevrolet kind of
Speaker 4: a guy. But if I was inclined to buy at
Speaker 4: an ev, which I'm not, I'd buy a Tesla as
Speaker 4: a protest, i'letus continue with more coming up nex as
Speaker 4: a man who's going to bring the receipts? And those
Speaker 4: were the very Congressman Warren Davidson. I watched him two
Speaker 4: or three days ago on the set of CNN getting
Speaker 4: beat up by one of the one of the hosts.
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Speaker 4: Of course, all hell's breaking loose, and the Congress, of
Speaker 4: course passed on Friday, the cr We have tariff difficulties.
Speaker 4: I watch some of the morning talk shows, all breaking
Speaker 4: loose there. It's seemingly there are about eight hundred federal
Speaker 4: judges and each one of them has a different foreign policy.
Speaker 4: So on Saturday, there was an effort by a judge
Speaker 4: in Washington, DC to stop the arrest and conveyance of
Speaker 4: these vicious Venezuelan gangs to a third party that would
Speaker 4: have been El Salvador. We'll see how that's taking place.
Speaker 4: In more plus, we have DOSEE protests all over the
Speaker 4: country and they're targeting Tesla Tesla dealerships. And I'm told
Speaker 4: by Bloomberg, etc. The number one American made vehicle is
Speaker 4: a Tesla. Most American hands make it and the products
Speaker 4: come from America and it's an ev But liberals don't
Speaker 4: like that either. But Jonan, you and I now as
Speaker 4: Congressman more and Davidson, one of the leaders in the House,
Speaker 4: is a graduate of Notre Dame. He's also a veteran.
Speaker 4: He watched the Berlin wall fall. He's also a went
Speaker 4: through West Point and served many years in the military.
Speaker 4: Now he's been in office about ten years. And once
Speaker 4: again the Congressman Warren Davidson, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And Congressmen, I'm being told by some of my liberal
Speaker 4: friends that they're in a turmoil. And you can only
Speaker 4: imagine what they're feeling like now that Chuck Schumer stabbed
Speaker 4: them in the back from their perspective, But does it
Speaker 4: make it easier to pass the Omnibus spending bill in
Speaker 4: a few months with the tax cuts having already approved,
Speaker 4: shall we say cr into September thirtieth of this year.
Speaker 10: Look, all my left wing friends are in turmoil too.
Speaker 10: They're distraught, and you know, I want to feel bad
Speaker 10: for them, but you know, this is what I voted for.
Speaker 10: I mean my enthusiasm and most of most of the
Speaker 10: constituencies of Ohio's eighth district, Southwest Ohio, they're through the moon.
Speaker 10: They're excited about what's going on, and you know, some
Speaker 10: of them have some questions. A you know, what's going
Speaker 10: on with the tariffs. President Trump piloted that, say hey,
Speaker 10: we're going to take care of our farmers.
Speaker 8: There'll be some impact.
Speaker 10: And the reality is we were suffering from a fatal
Speaker 10: overdose of government on almost every front. So everything's distorted
Speaker 10: from the economy. It's it's juiced up about like Joe
Speaker 10: Biden at a press conference, and we got to get
Speaker 10: the excess government out and get it back on to
Speaker 10: free market economy. So there'll be some disruption, a little turbulence,
Speaker 10: but I think, you know, we're poised to come in
Speaker 10: for a good safe landing.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I mean on the economy, that's what's going
Speaker 8: on in there.
Speaker 10: But you look at they didn't accidentally facilitate an invasion
Speaker 10: of our county, of our country, and so they're not
Speaker 10: gonna sit by idly as we try to reverse the invasion.
Speaker 10: And so you literally have them defending Venezuelan gangs. Who
Speaker 10: are you know, flooding the country with people that are
Speaker 10: killing Americans.
Speaker 8: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, the other I watched you a few days ago
Speaker 4: in CNN being badgered by one of their reporters, and
Speaker 4: some of the morning talk shows had the fact that
Speaker 4: right now President Trump and the Republicans are extremely more
Speaker 4: popular than the Democrats. In fact, some polling has the
Speaker 4: Democrats whether twenty one percent approval rating, CNN's at twenty
Speaker 4: nine percent, the President's like forty five percent, but among
Speaker 4: Republicans he's about seventy percent. And really, you Republicans in
Speaker 4: Congress are much more popular with the American people than
Speaker 4: the Democrats in the Congress.
Speaker 5: And tariffs play a part in that.
Speaker 6: And can you.
Speaker 4: Explain as you own small businesses and long term is
Speaker 4: that we don't live, of course, we live each day
Speaker 4: at days roll by quickly, the years, the years even
Speaker 4: more quick Can you explain the benefits of tariffs? Here
Speaker 4: we are in the middle of March, but what are
Speaker 4: the benefits of tariffs that maybe the Democrats and CNN
Speaker 4: that you're badgered by doesn't see, well, look.
Speaker 10: In an ideal world, we would have very low to
Speaker 10: know tariffs at our border, but so would everybody else.
Speaker 10: I mean, I was in manufacturing and you talk about Look,
Speaker 10: it worked great for our armers. We were exporting food
Speaker 10: all over the world and we still are. But American
Speaker 10: manufacturer has been decimated and that's where more people work.
Speaker 10: And so you look at our towns hollowed out or
Speaker 10: economy hollowed out. The whole phrase russ belt was coined
Speaker 10: frankly because with the benefit of hindsight, Ross Parrot was right,
Speaker 10: if you do all this stuff, you're going to hear
Speaker 10: a giant sucking sound of the jobs leaving our country.
Speaker 10: And with the benefit of hindsight, some people wouldn't change course.
Speaker 10: But President Trumps has said, well, he's probably right in
Speaker 10: the beginning, but he's also said, hey, we do need
Speaker 10: to change course.
Speaker 8: And tell me how.
Speaker 10: If you're one of our friends and allies that are
Speaker 10: all distraught, tell me how a reciprocal tariff that.
Speaker 8: Just puts the same tariff you got on us on you.
Speaker 8: How's that unfair?
Speaker 4: Reciprocity is the key, isn't it? Because I'm told by
Speaker 4: my friends and auto manufacturing. It's damn near impossible to
Speaker 4: get a Chevrolet or get a Ford in Europe, but
Speaker 4: it's very easy to get a Mercedes, or to get
Speaker 4: a Volkswagen, or get a BMW, or to get a
Speaker 4: French car. They make allows of cars, but the Italians
Speaker 4: make pretty damn good cars like Ferrari. I can't afford one.
Speaker 4: Friends of mine have them. Nonetheless, they sell their products here,
Speaker 4: but we can't sell our products there. So that's reciprocity.
Speaker 4: With Canada, the same thing. There's two million American cars
Speaker 4: made in Canada every year that shipped into the United States,
Speaker 4: and the farmers and those who make lumber have a
Speaker 4: hell of a time getting their products in Canada. But
Speaker 4: because of NAFTA, the walls came tumbling down, the manufacturing jobs.
Speaker 4: There were millions left from Mexico and or Canada. And
Speaker 4: all the President is saying, what's wrong with reciprocity? And
Speaker 4: I think the American people generally get it, But nonetheless
Speaker 4: it's having a negative effect on.
Speaker 5: The stock market.
Speaker 4: And so if you and I have this conversation, Congressman
Speaker 4: in about a year from now, it's going to take
Speaker 4: some time. What will America look like in the year
Speaker 4: from a job perspective, if the tariffs work and the
Speaker 4: Trump policies work, what does America look like in March
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 10: Well, if we do this and we get the tax
Speaker 10: reform right, I mean one, if Congress doesn't take action
Speaker 10: this year, everybody's going to give a big tax increase,
Speaker 10: So that'll be really bad. So if we follow through
Speaker 10: and do what we're supposed to do, we hold taxes
Speaker 10: low for everybody, we get some other reforms back in
Speaker 10: place that kind of expired and went away, you'll see
Speaker 10: massive investment in the United States, and you'll see it simpler.
Speaker 10: I mean, there was investment announced under the Infrastructure Bill
Speaker 10: under Joe Biden. About a third of it was actually
Speaker 10: going to infrastructure, but even that third had all these
Speaker 10: crazy strings attached. And I just got to say, talking
Speaker 10: to some of the guys in the skilled trades, there
Speaker 10: just aren't that many transgender concrete workers out there.
Speaker 8: And to do some of these federal contracts at leased.
Speaker 10: Under Joe Biden, you get all these DEI initiatives and
Speaker 10: everything else. Donald Trump is getting that not just the
Speaker 10: excess spending, but the excess government the regulation out of
Speaker 10: our economy, and as that frees up. I mean, I
Speaker 10: just talked to a small manufacturing guy friend of mine.
Speaker 10: He's got one point two million dollars worth of contracts
Speaker 10: in the past month that he wasn't getting. He got
Speaker 10: him out of China and got them out of Canada
Speaker 10: because the tariffs are in place. So those are the
Speaker 10: stories that the media isn't going to highlight. And when
Speaker 10: that happens, you're getting instead of having warehouses, and look,
Speaker 10: I'm glad we have them.
Speaker 6: Well while I was.
Speaker 10: Close to everybody, so it's a good place to ship from.
Speaker 10: But warehouse jobs only pay so much. The big giant
Speaker 10: warehouses with a handful of people working through there to
Speaker 10: pull all the goods out of them, the factory jobs,
Speaker 10: the engineering and the investment like GE's headquarters in Cincinnati,
Speaker 10: that's where you really get the motibles and the big
Speaker 10: high wage jobs.
Speaker 4: And so what this is after a year or two
Speaker 4: or three, is that that NAFTA, that giant sucking sound
Speaker 4: will be reversed. And these companies like Honda, it was
Speaker 4: announced a few weeks ago to Honda, which is making
Speaker 4: a hybrid civic, is going to make it now in
Speaker 4: Indiana and not make it in Mexico. And all these
Speaker 4: companies are now saying, Okay, if Trump's going to be
Speaker 4: in office, and he's going to be there for the
Speaker 4: next four years, the only way we can institutionalize these
Speaker 4: market changes is to win the presidency again nineteen and
Speaker 4: twenty twenty eight and twenty thirty two. We can't go
Speaker 4: back to Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris and have these
Speaker 4: changes take place, but that giant sucking sound will be
Speaker 4: out of Canada and Mexico and out of Europe and
Speaker 4: not here. And a second issue, I want to get
Speaker 4: on with you about these federal judges. You know, I
Speaker 4: sleep with a judge. I've slept with her now for
Speaker 4: about fifties two years. I love sleeping with a judge.
Speaker 4: I worked for judges. I was a federal law clerk,
Speaker 4: and I was an attorney general. I love judges. However,
Speaker 4: we can't have eight hundred different federal judges making foreign
Speaker 4: policy decisions. We had one on Saturday that supposedly was
Speaker 4: going to try to turn around a flight of Venezuelan
Speaker 4: gang members, the TDA Gang, and bring them back, but
Speaker 4: they were outside territorial waters. I anticipate that's going to
Speaker 4: continue to drive liberals nuts. But one of your colleagues
Speaker 4: wants to impeach some of these federal judges that want
Speaker 4: to envelop their own, shall we say, foreign policy. I
Speaker 4: can't imagine the President, when he bombed the Hooties a
Speaker 4: day or two ago, to go to a federal judge
Speaker 4: who asked permission to launch that when you declare, when
Speaker 4: they declared, when the President declared that the TDA gangs
Speaker 4: out of Venezuela were domestic enemies in a sense terrorist,
Speaker 4: much like we don't get permission from a federal judge
Speaker 4: to bomb Hesbalajamas, Taliban, Boca Ram did Trump the other
Speaker 4: day when he killed one of the leaders of ISIS
Speaker 4: have to go to a federal judge and get permission
Speaker 4: to conduct American foreign policy? Do you see as a
Speaker 4: congressman and a ranger and someone went to Notre Dame,
Speaker 4: and someone went to West Point, someone that's own businesses.
Speaker 4: It's a problem when we have eight hundred different federal
Speaker 4: judges enacting tros against the President when he's conducting foreign policy.
Speaker 10: Look, this is not just a bad judge, he's a
Speaker 10: crooked judge. This guy's been at the center of a
Speaker 10: lot of anti Trump action. He's you know, maybe not
Speaker 10: patient zero for Trump arrangement syndrome, but he's got it bad.
Speaker 8: And this has less to do with the facts.
Speaker 10: And I will say, look, even if Donald Trump wasn't there,
Speaker 10: if you had somebody else, it's an ideology. Like I say,
Speaker 10: they didn't just accidentally flood the country with the illegals.
Speaker 10: They did it on purpose. And they didn't do it
Speaker 10: in spite of the implications they did it because of them.
Speaker 8: They It's crazy.
Speaker 10: And that's why on issue after issue, Republicans are doing
Speaker 10: better than Democrats, because I mean, who defends the cartels.
Speaker 10: I get a bill called the Stop that Cartels Act,
Speaker 10: who's on to defend the cartel side? Well, now we
Speaker 10: know the Democrats are, this judge is they're defending the cartels.
Speaker 10: And you know, thank goodness for good allies like El
Speaker 10: Salvador and Naebukele putting these into a high security prison.
Speaker 10: It's not like as you guys are going to be
Speaker 10: turned loose. They're going to be put into one of
Speaker 10: the highest security prisons in the world. And and then
Speaker 10: you can trust that they're going.
Speaker 8: To get a they'll do it cheaper than we they
Speaker 8: would we would do.
Speaker 10: It so uh, proven results in El Salvador. And look,
Speaker 10: these aren't just like your your neighborhood people that moved
Speaker 10: in and you know they had a kid and so
Speaker 10: now the baby's American, and you know they want to
Speaker 10: make all these happy syrapy songs. These are part of
Speaker 10: criminal cartels. People that the President has declared rightly enemies
Speaker 10: of our country, people that run the black markets in
Speaker 10: our country, flooding our cities with sentinel killing tens of
Speaker 10: thousands of Americans every year, and they're rightly being treated
Speaker 10: as enemies of our country. Just like you can't have
Speaker 10: eight hundred judges deciding the foreign policy of our country. Frankly,
Speaker 10: you can't have five hundred and thirty five members of
Speaker 10: Congress negotiating your tariff for having foreign policies either. Eventually,
Speaker 10: this stuff needs to be locked into law, because just
Speaker 10: like Donald Trump said when they were when Joe Biden
Speaker 10: wanted to lock a law in last Congress, he wanted
Speaker 10: to set a floor so that like one point eight
Speaker 10: million people got in no matter what. And we see
Speaker 10: now almost nobody's coming into the country illegally because all
Speaker 10: we really needed was a different president.
Speaker 8: But we do need laws and there'll be a time
Speaker 8: for that.
Speaker 10: That's basically what the cr was about this past week
Speaker 10: is give me some runway, let's get all this stuff
Speaker 10: worked out and.
Speaker 8: Will lock it in the year holds.
Speaker 4: Isn't amazing that two years ago the Republicans were put
Speaker 4: through a living hell because we have to change the
Speaker 4: laws relative to immigration. We don't have adequate laws. And
Speaker 4: of course Biden was saying, give me more power.
Speaker 5: I can do it.
Speaker 4: But that bill that Lansford negotiated one Republican with the Democrats,
Speaker 4: wh would have legalized one point eight million per year
Speaker 4: and institutionalized catch and release. So the idea was get
Speaker 4: the one point eight million or more all over the country.
Speaker 4: If flights would have cost of billions of dollars. And
Speaker 4: now it's quite clear the goal of Joe Biden or
Speaker 4: those operating his auto pen was to change the electorate
Speaker 4: in many cities, and that's why many came to Ohio,
Speaker 4: many came Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin. They were putting them
Speaker 4: disproportionately in red states so that after five or ten
Speaker 4: years to legalize, and which would have happened if if
Speaker 4: Harris had won the presidency with Tim Waaltz, all of
Speaker 4: a sudden, here we go and the country would have
Speaker 4: changed fundamentally. As the President said, we didn't need new laws,
Speaker 4: needed a new president. And right now the illegals are
Speaker 4: down to zero and NOL Salvador is accepting these so
Speaker 4: called alien enemies and they're going to house them in
Speaker 4: these terrible prisons. But their behavior got them there. They're
Speaker 4: not Americans, they're here illegally. They're involved in human trafficking,
Speaker 4: drug distribution, and rape, robbery and more. All these high
Speaker 4: end burglaries are being conducted by Chilean gangs and Venezuelan gangs.
Speaker 4: And if the President needs to act, I can only
Speaker 4: imagine if you had to go to Judge Chunkin in Washington,
Speaker 4: d C. Or Judge James Boseburg and as permission to
Speaker 4: bomb somebody, or as permission to get an illegal alien
Speaker 4: out of the country and have each one needs to
Speaker 4: have their own hearing and their own trial. We're talking
Speaker 4: about two hundred and thirty six went down on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Two hundred and thirty six members of the TDA gang,
Speaker 4: the most vicious violent gang in South America, was on
Speaker 4: a plane. And can you imagine two hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: six different trials with different witnesses.
Speaker 5: How do you prove this?
Speaker 4: It would take years, if any. But the president needs
Speaker 4: to act quickly, which is why he has the executive power,
Speaker 4: which is what the Congress says. Now, lastly, Congressman Warren Davidson,
Speaker 4: there's an effort by some of your colleagues, including Pam
Speaker 4: Bondi the Attorney General, to declare the activities of liberals
Speaker 4: and leftists to fire bomb Tesla showrooms as some sort
Speaker 4: of active domestic terrorism, which of course it is. It's
Speaker 4: done for political purposes. What is your feeling about what's happening?
Speaker 4: Elon Musk, what's happening in Tesla? And by the way,
Speaker 4: I'm a Chevrolet kind of a guy. But nonetheless, you
Speaker 4: can have large numbers of leftists destroying millions of dollars
Speaker 4: worth of inventory of Tesla for political purposes. Should we
Speaker 4: treat those who are caught as domestic terrorists themselves and
Speaker 4: expedite trial for those who would burn down dealerships because
Speaker 4: they disagree with the owner of some of the stock.
Speaker 10: Well, look, it's one thing when you go I'm going
Speaker 10: to boycott you know, pick your thing Nike or something
Speaker 10: because they're supporting Colin Kaepernick. But you know, if you
Speaker 10: decide to stop buying Nike Tesla, that's a different story
Speaker 10: than you decide to vandalize somebody else's stuff that you know,
Speaker 10: the Tesla vehicles aren't cheap, so there's a very large
Speaker 10: dollar value associated with the vandalism and damage in destruction,
Speaker 10: whether it's on a dealer lot or some private citizens property.
Speaker 8: I mean, odds are good.
Speaker 10: Until recently, people write a center generally weren't buying a
Speaker 10: lot of Tesla's. It was the left of the center
Speaker 10: of people that thought that the climate change was gonna
Speaker 10: the most serious threat to the world. I mean, you
Speaker 10: had the Secretary of Defense and Sherman had joint chiefs
Speaker 10: of Staff saying the number one threat to America's national
Speaker 10: security is climate change. Well, now you got all of
Speaker 10: them going out, Oh, I got to get a Chevy,
Speaker 10: I can't get I can't drive a Tesla. Get me
Speaker 10: seen this. Well, they were full of crap when they
Speaker 10: were saying it in the first place. But the biggest
Speaker 10: thing out of this that strikes me is they say, oh,
Speaker 10: you know, Lon Musk has access to our data. He
Speaker 10: might steal my you know, you know, transaction information. This
Speaker 10: is a guy got had four hundred some billion dollars.
Speaker 10: Now he's only got three hundred something.
Speaker 5: Now, oh woe was me.
Speaker 10: This guy burnt one hundred million, one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 10: in total personal net worth so far. And that's just
Speaker 10: so far. So he is in it for the right reasons.
Speaker 10: And the guy's impressive. He's getting great results. He's over
Speaker 10: the target, and that's why they're panicking. Frankly, they're trying
Speaker 10: to use extortion on the value of the Tesla shares
Speaker 10: to try to get a long musk to cry mercy.
Speaker 4: It's terrorism. And let's face that the American people are
Speaker 4: with Doge. One poll had him up seventy one percent,
Speaker 4: set it's time to cut down the bureaucracy. And another
Speaker 4: poll was mass deportations. Fifty six percent of the American
Speaker 4: people over the weekend in a poll with CNN, fifty
Speaker 4: six percent support mass deportations. So we're dealing with popular
Speaker 4: items except when you appear on CNN, now it's not
Speaker 4: so popular. But Congressman, we have to run Warren Davidson
Speaker 4: once again, keep the faith and Congressman, Thank you for
Speaker 4: your service, and God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Yeah, always an honor to join you, Willie. God bless
Speaker 8: you and all your listeners.
Speaker 5: God bless you.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't know it, Thank you, Congressman. You would not
Speaker 4: know it from watching the media. How popular the policies
Speaker 4: of Donald Trump truly are. And let's continue with more.
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Speaker 4: Book I don't want a federal judge making a decision
Speaker 4: whether to attack.
Speaker 6: Or not to attack.
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Speaker 5: that's not a federal judges job.
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Speaker 4: once again the Democrats are at it. And a couple
Speaker 4: of days ago, there was a bill in the United
Speaker 4: States Senate which likely had little chance of advancing because
Speaker 4: the title of the bill was the Protection of Women
Speaker 4: and Girls in Sports Act. And to get this bill
Speaker 4: passionate had sixty votes in the US Senate. That means
Speaker 4: there had to be at least seven Democrats go along
Speaker 4: to protect women and girls in sports, and you couldn't
Speaker 4: get one Democrat, not even John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, who's
Speaker 4: making more sense recently, which it shows how weird the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party is, even he voted against it. And so
Speaker 4: I would have thought it would have been a simple thing.
Speaker 4: This happened on March third, for the Democrats in the
Speaker 4: Senate to say, let's protect women and girls in sports,
Speaker 4: because even Democrats they have wives and girlfriends, many girlfriends,
Speaker 4: They have daughters, they have granddaughters, they have lots of
Speaker 4: women around them. You would think I want to protect
Speaker 4: women in sports, and I find myself aligned with Martina Nevratalova,
Speaker 4: which is quite unusual. Joining you and I now is
Speaker 4: Julie Gunlock at the Independent Women's Forum. And Julie Gunlock,
Speaker 4: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Julie,
Speaker 4: before we deal with the votes, what was the idea
Speaker 4: of protecting women and girls in sports and why was
Speaker 4: that needed?
Speaker 11: Well, it was passed many years ago. Title nine was
Speaker 11: a bill that was passed in order to ensure that
Speaker 11: women had similar opportunities and that they were protected and
Speaker 11: that their interests were protected when it came to sports
Speaker 11: in a school setting. And that has been chipped away
Speaker 11: by Democrats over the years, and then the Biden administration absolutely.
Speaker 2: Took a.
Speaker 11: You know, just destroyed it in the sort of to
Speaker 11: sacrifice it at the alter of wokism and the cult
Speaker 11: of transgenderism, which is we all know, allowing biological males
Speaker 11: into women's sports. So the Republicans have been working hard
Speaker 11: to restore title mind. Obviously, President Trump issued an executive order,
Speaker 11: but the organization I'm with, the Independent Women's Forum, has
Speaker 11: been working for years now trying to get the actual
Speaker 11: definition of what a woman is codified into law, so
Speaker 11: that the original intensives of bills which nobody if you took,
Speaker 11: if you took a legislature a legislator in you know,
Speaker 11: nineteen seventy, nineteen eighty, nineteen ninety two thousand and said
Speaker 11: we're going to need you to find the word women,
Speaker 11: they would have said, you're crazy. Nobody thought this. So
Speaker 11: you have the intentions of bills that were passed where
Speaker 11: it says, you know, women deserve these protections and uh
Speaker 11: and which are needed. You know, this isn't some sort
Speaker 11: of carve out. Women are physically not as strong as men,
Speaker 11: and so they do need certain protections. For instance, we
Speaker 11: don't want men in our locker rooms, we don't want
Speaker 11: men in our bathrooms, we don't want men going to
Speaker 11: women's prisons, we don't want men going to women's shelters.
Speaker 11: But now, because the Democrats have insisted that sex distinctions
Speaker 11: be based on gender identity, not the actual biological sex,
Speaker 11: what you were determined to be at birth, it's become
Speaker 11: very cloudy. So now men who identify as a woman,
Speaker 11: which we know is it's insane, this is this is
Speaker 11: all insanity. So essentially they've been able to sort of
Speaker 11: game the system, if you will, because the word woman
Speaker 11: is not find in law. And so IWF has been
Speaker 11: working at the state level to make sure that the
Speaker 11: word woman is codified in law and then applies sort
Speaker 11: of retroactively to all of these gills. Again, nobody thought
Speaker 11: that the world would go so insane that we need
Speaker 11: to do that, but we do need to do that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: The bill sought to amend Title nine, which was passed
Speaker 4: fifty three years ago, and it would prohibit schools from
Speaker 4: allowing boys and men to compete with girls and women
Speaker 4: and college because the idea was separate but equal. Sometimes
Speaker 4: make a lot of sense. Separate but equal. And I'm
Speaker 4: watching these women's basketball tournaments are going crazy.
Speaker 5: It's a big deal right now. And so gender identity.
Speaker 4: Let's face it, when you and I were conceived, every
Speaker 4: human being at some point was conceived, and when you
Speaker 4: and I were conceived, we were conceived in such a
Speaker 4: way that gender was identified at that point either xx
Speaker 4: or X, Y, that's it, and then it's revealed at birth.
Speaker 4: And so if you have a sonogram, you might see
Speaker 4: the little stem, in which case it might be revealed earlier.
Speaker 4: But at conception you're a gender gender slash sex is confirmed,
Speaker 4: and then it's revealed at birth.
Speaker 5: But that doesn't apply anymore.
Speaker 4: And in fact, one of these, one of these very
Speaker 4: effective democratic legislators, his name is the King Jefferies. He's
Speaker 4: not some backbencher, he's the Democratic Majority Leader of the
Speaker 4: House of Representatives. Said this is not the Women in
Speaker 4: Protection and Sports Act. This is quote the Republican Child
Speaker 4: Predator Protection Act. I'm thinking, waitmen, if people like you
Speaker 4: and I think women and girls should have separate, equal
Speaker 4: spaces compared to boys and men, that we you and
Speaker 4: I are empowering child sex offenders. And he explain that
Speaker 4: the bail risked unleashing child predators on the children of
Speaker 4: America in sports.
Speaker 5: What the hell is he talking about?
Speaker 6: What is that?
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, I mean, they're suggesting because the
Speaker 11: schools and universities are going to have to confirm that
Speaker 11: this person is a biological male or female. They're claiming
Speaker 11: that we're you know that we're going to demand coaches
Speaker 11: look down people, you know, kids' pants to confirm what
Speaker 11: genitalia they have, which is insane. Look, I have three boys.
Speaker 11: I know you have a boatload of kids. And every
Speaker 11: year when my children start playing sports, they need to
Speaker 11: get a physical check up. I need to certify that
Speaker 11: they're healthy and safe and they can play this. I
Speaker 11: have to take them to the doctor, where the doctor
Speaker 11: then hits you know, are they male? Are they female?
Speaker 11: It's part of a regular physical. What they're suggesting is
Speaker 11: they're going to allow coaches again to look down the
Speaker 11: pants of children. It's sick, but I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 11: the Democrats are the party obedient and pedophiles and sick individuals,
Speaker 11: total perverts, that is who they are defending. They don't
Speaker 11: care that many men who have decided I'm all woman
Speaker 11: have a sexual kink essentially and want to live out
Speaker 11: this sexual fantasy and they want to go and they
Speaker 11: want to intimidate women's women. They want to undressed in
Speaker 11: front of women, and they don't care. They don't care
Speaker 11: that this happens. They don't think that women need these protections.
Speaker 11: It is absolutely signing I tell something else. They are
Speaker 11: telling women who you know, we always hear about like,
Speaker 11: you know, if you walk into a place and you
Speaker 11: feel uncomfortable, it really goes back to sort of an
Speaker 11: animalistic instinct that we still have of being preyed upon.
Speaker 11: I need to listen to that inner voice, right, you
Speaker 11: need to listen to it and walk away. This is very,
Speaker 11: very instinctual, right, don't ignore those voices. And yet that's
Speaker 11: exactly what deemocrats are telling women to do, to ignore
Speaker 11: the voices in your head that say, you know what,
Speaker 11: I don't really want to see an intact male undressing
Speaker 11: the woman's locker room. You know what, I feel kind
Speaker 11: of preyed upon. I feel like he's getting off on this.
Speaker 11: And no, we are told we have to endure that,
Speaker 11: and if we feel uncomfortable, we're the ones with the
Speaker 11: mental problems, with the mental health issues. That's what Riley
Speaker 11: Gaines went through. That's what these girls on these swimming teams,
Speaker 11: what these sororities are having to do doing to these
Speaker 11: young girls, what the medical profession is doing to young
Speaker 11: girls in it. And of course the Democrat Party, which
Speaker 11: again is a party that stands for purport and deeply disturbed,
Speaker 11: mentally unwell people who want to live out these sexual fantasies.
Speaker 11: You know, this is a serious problem in our country,
Speaker 11: and we have a whole generation of kids that have
Speaker 11: been damaged because of this.
Speaker 4: Julie Gunlock, there's a study that indicates over one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand transgenders were checked out by the American Medical Association
Speaker 4: and they discovered, much like Europe has discovered, that when
Speaker 4: someone goes through transgender hormonal treatment and then surgery, it
Speaker 4: doesn't solve the emotional mental problems. In fact, afterwards there's
Speaker 4: more suicide, there's more alcoholism, there's more drug use. In
Speaker 4: other words, it exacerbates, aggravating a problem. It doesn't solve it,
Speaker 4: It creates more problems. Why didn't that study get a
Speaker 4: lot more media play?
Speaker 11: Well, and look, you know, I actually just wrote an
Speaker 11: ape about this called make America Trust Again, sort of
Speaker 11: a plan words American make America healthy again. And you know,
Speaker 11: we are never going to make American healthy if we
Speaker 11: don't restore trust in our public health officials. And I
Speaker 11: go through a number of things where examples of why
Speaker 11: we have lost trust in the in the medical and
Speaker 11: psychological industries because for years they said no, no, no,
Speaker 11: we should transition kids as young as ten years old.
Speaker 11: We should cut off their healthy flesh in the form
Speaker 11: of breast and genitalia. We should make them lifetime pharmaceutical
Speaker 11: customers by getting them hooked on these these these puberty
Speaker 11: blockers and these cross sex hormones, which will again damage them.
Speaker 11: It will make them anorgasmic, will never feel sexual pleasure,
Speaker 11: They will mutilate their bodies. And the lie that these kids, well,
Speaker 11: you have parents being told do you want a living
Speaker 11: child or a dead child? A living transition to child
Speaker 11: or a dead child. It is monstrous what the medical
Speaker 11: community has done. And there isn't trust in public health.
Speaker 11: There isn't trust in the medical and psychological communities because.
Speaker 2: We all know they did this.
Speaker 11: They have gotten behind this, they have gotten behind the Democrats,
Speaker 11: and they thought that they would get away with it.
Speaker 11: But we know now through the witness of people like
Speaker 11: Chloe Cole and others, these d transitioners who have come
Speaker 11: forward and said, my family was persuaded to do this,
Speaker 11: They didn't really want it. I was persuaded to do
Speaker 11: this when I was thirteen years old. We know what
Speaker 11: is really happening here, and thank God for those very
Speaker 11: brave detransitioners telling their story, as well as parents saying,
Speaker 11: you know what, I was fooled into this. I feel terrible.
Speaker 11: It's so brave of them to come forward, but that
Speaker 11: is why we are in the situation that we are
Speaker 11: in the medical community should be ashamed of themselves and
Speaker 11: along with COVID, along with some of the nutrition science
Speaker 11: that they have gotten wrong. There's never an apology, Billy,
Speaker 11: Nobody ever said, nobody ever says, you know what, I'm
Speaker 11: gonna do better.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: I ruined the life of thousands of children who've been
Speaker 11: gender transitions when they shouldn't have been. No, never any
Speaker 11: look back, never any sort of contrition. It's really terrible.
Speaker 11: And again, this is why Americans don't trust the medical field,
Speaker 11: the pharmaceutical industry, and the nutrition science. They don't trust
Speaker 11: any of those folks.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what, Julie Gunlock IWF dot org. I
Speaker 4: watched the testimony of Chloe Cole, who was transitioned as
Speaker 4: a young child, and there's tens of thousands just like her.
Speaker 4: She found herself in a blue city and a blue state.
Speaker 4: Her parents said, let's do it. Their personal doctor said,
Speaker 4: let's do it. To a children's hospital. The hospital, the
Speaker 4: expert said, let's do it, and God help you if
Speaker 4: you disagree. In fact, in California, and I think the
Speaker 4: Trumpster at his joint session had a mother there whose
Speaker 4: daughter was transitioned at school without her permission, changed the
Speaker 4: name in school. In fact, California's got a law that
Speaker 4: says that if you, as a parent oppose the transitioning
Speaker 4: of your thirteen year old girl to a boy, that
Speaker 4: the state can take away the custody. You can't be
Speaker 4: a parent anymore. And I'm thinking this cannot be happening
Speaker 4: in America, Chloe Cole. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 11: And honestly, that is why I was physically ill watching
Speaker 11: Gavin Newsom act like he didn't support that. He one
Speaker 11: hundred percent supported the criminalization of parents who object to
Speaker 11: the transitioning of their children. And I will tell you
Speaker 11: here in Virginia, I live in Virginia. You know I
Speaker 11: live in Virginia. They're trying to do that here. They
Speaker 11: are trying to criminalize parents who object to this stuff.
Speaker 11: And it's not just parents speak of what they did.
Speaker 11: Tory Haym, he's a medical he's a medical he's a doctor,
Speaker 11: and he objected to what he was seeing the transitioning
Speaker 11: of kids in his hospital, and they tried to the
Speaker 11: DJ tried to prosecute him for coming forward and being
Speaker 11: a whistleblower. There is a true sickness out there. We're
Speaker 11: winning this fight, Billy, we really are. There's a lot
Speaker 11: of great witnesses out there, and we are winning this fight.
Speaker 11: And there is more and more understanding of just how
Speaker 11: damaging this is. But we got to stay. Jon, thank you,
Speaker 11: and I really do thank you for keeping this issue
Speaker 11: front and center. It's so important that, frankly, I mean,
Speaker 11: I mean, you're you're a national figure and well loved,
Speaker 11: but it is important that sort of alternative media really
Speaker 11: hammerd this home because the corporate media is they're in
Speaker 11: on it.
Speaker 2: They want to do the children.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: Lastly, I have about two minutes remaining. I saw this
Speaker 4: video of a planned parent a planned parenthood convention, and
Speaker 4: which doctor is a planned parenthood We're talking about selling
Speaker 4: the remains of dead border baby that they aborted, and
Speaker 4: one was a conjoined twin that they aborted, and talking
Speaker 4: about the price of kidneys, the price of the skin.
Speaker 4: And this is never going to see the light of
Speaker 4: day because it is so gruesome. The planned parenthood traffics
Speaker 4: and dead body parts. You couldn't do it with a dog,
Speaker 4: but you can do it with babies. I could send
Speaker 4: you the video I watched about a minute of I
Speaker 4: couldn't take it anymore. But states need laws that would
Speaker 4: stop the trafficking of dead baby body parts.
Speaker 5: Do you agree?
Speaker 11: Absolutely? And that is what's so monstrous about this. Listen,
Speaker 11: they are going to say abortion, we need women have
Speaker 11: a right to abortion. We don't want to go to
Speaker 11: the handmaid's jail. We want so, we don't want to
Speaker 11: turn back to class back. It has nothing to do
Speaker 11: with women's They have to say reproductive rights. Okay, they're
Speaker 11: right to kill their child. Has nothing to do with this.
Speaker 11: It has to do with the money that is made
Speaker 11: from these body parts, the planned parenthood. They are big
Speaker 11: business and killing babies and selling their body parts.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 11: This is all about money. You know, These these figures
Speaker 11: get up there and talk about women's rights and women's
Speaker 11: access to reproduction rights all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Again, that is a lie.
Speaker 9: It is a lie.
Speaker 11: It is lucrative and it is and we're talking, we're
Speaker 11: talking Nazi kind of like experiments on human bodies on
Speaker 11: a boarded babies believe it is so sick.
Speaker 9: It is so sick and so.
Speaker 11: Sad, Billy, And again I appreciate you bringing that up,
Speaker 11: keeping this on top of people's mind. They need to
Speaker 11: realize what these industries do.
Speaker 4: Well, Jolie Gunlock, thanks for coming on again and as
Speaker 4: IWF dot org. So much great stuff is there, and
Speaker 4: hopefully the education, hopefully we turn around the idea that
Speaker 4: those who want to protect children like you and I
Speaker 4: are not called pedophiles because we want to check the
Speaker 4: geniteeia of a seven year old boy. Not exactly. It's
Speaker 4: amazing they get away with it. But Julie Gunlock, once again,
Speaker 4: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Julie,
Speaker 4: you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: Ah he's a pleasure, Thanks so.
Speaker 5: Much, God bless you.
Speaker 4: Let's continue and let's put the light on these cockroaches
Speaker 4: and see what happens. The bugs run into the darkness
Speaker 4: when the lights shone on them. And the idea that
Speaker 4: you and I that think girls and boys should have
Speaker 4: separate sports in separate spaces, we're not the problem. It's
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Speaker 4: are taking the place of what has to happen in
Speaker 4: order to inform the American people. And as I began tonight,
Speaker 4: about three hours ago, the President and the staff ignored
Speaker 4: a federal court order of that liberal DC federal judge
Speaker 4: demanding that two hundred and thirty six gang bangers from
Speaker 4: Venezuela be returned to the jurisdiction of the country. But
Speaker 4: they were advised that because that flight to Al Salvador
Speaker 4: was over the top, in fact south of the Yucatan,
Speaker 4: that they didn't have to comply with the order. I
Speaker 4: would anticipate it's going to be ugly sometime later today
Speaker 4: or tomorrow to find the Democrats declaring again a constitutional
Speaker 4: prices of one type or another. When you don't enact
Speaker 4: the policies of the Democratic Party, there's a constitutional crisis
Speaker 4: in reality. As you know from the polling, the Democrats
Speaker 4: are the lowest they've ever pulled in the last fifty
Speaker 4: years of CNN polling, and they're extremely unpopular. And the
Speaker 4: policies of Donald Trump are popular with the American people.
Speaker 4: To change the bureaucracy, to let women play women's sports
Speaker 4: and men to play men's sports, and have legal military
Speaker 4: without DEI all that other craft that goes on, and
Speaker 4: that exactly is what Donald Trump is doing, and I'm
Speaker 4: proud to be one of his devotetes. Thanks for listening,
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