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Speaker 5: First of all, say that my thoughts are with the
Speaker 5: service members, the US service members who made the ultimate
Speaker 5: sacrifice of the last couple of days. And let me
Speaker 5: also say that the Commander in Chief, the leader of
Speaker 5: the three worlds, President Donald J. Trump, I really commend
Speaker 5: what is happening here, taking out Kamana, taking out the
Speaker 5: nuclear capability in it in in Iraan, but also taking
Speaker 5: out the ballistic missile program in Iran. This is crucial
Speaker 5: and what I see in Europe I spoke with all
Speaker 5: the key European leaders over the weekend is wide split
Speaker 5: support for the present is doing and also making sure
Speaker 5: that when it comes to logistics access defending key US
Speaker 5: interest in Europe and in the region, the Europeans are
Speaker 5: really stepping up.
Speaker 6: Welcome, my friends to the Monday edition of Boz Neveli's Rush,
Speaker 6: Our fastest hour in American media. That voice you heard
Speaker 6: was that of the NATO Secretary General Mark Root.
Speaker 3: He was on Fox.
Speaker 6: He commended, of course you heard him, President Trump for
Speaker 6: the actions that he's taking place and that he has
Speaker 6: his support of most all Western Europeans. NOWTMA over in
Speaker 6: the UK is backtracking and we don't have bites today,
Speaker 6: but they had the ask their PM. I always love
Speaker 6: that segment and over at the Parliament today and Githama
Speaker 6: came up for some criticism for his handling of denying America,
Speaker 6: denying President Trump use of the dere were Gosa airfields
Speaker 6: over there? Anyway, we will get to all of that
Speaker 6: and more the reaction from the left one might expect.
Speaker 6: If you find an enemy of America, in this case Iran,
Speaker 6: who has been in a state of cold war and
Speaker 6: sometimes almost hot war with America for forty seven years,
Speaker 6: you show us an enemy, you'll find Democrats that support
Speaker 6: the enemy instead of America. That is certainly what's happening today.
Speaker 6: I told Carlos, I asked him what he thought about
Speaker 6: us talk taking phone calls. You know, Monday through Friday,
Speaker 6: we don't take calls because it's the fastest out of
Speaker 6: American media. Not a lot of time here. We might
Speaker 6: do it tomorrow, was the consensus that Carlos and I
Speaker 6: came up with, because we've got a lot of stuff today,
Speaker 6: but tomorrow we might. But but here's the caveat. I
Speaker 6: just want to talk with democrats. I want to know
Speaker 6: how you it's democrats, how do you justify your political existence?
Speaker 6: You hate the country that you're supposed to represent and
Speaker 6: everything that the country does to ensure security for its
Speaker 6: nation and its people you are opposed to. What is
Speaker 6: it that you Democrats want besides that you can siphon
Speaker 6: off from the American taxpayer to use to your own
Speaker 6: political advantage. Let me start with a few things. On
Speaker 6: the Saturday syndication, Princess Die was among the of course
Speaker 6: guests that we had. Princess Die is our contributor, she's
Speaker 6: not a guest, she's and Prince all Hal Princess died
Speaker 6: because Princess Diane on Saturday. We also had Joel Rosenberg
Speaker 6: with us. We had we had a great lineup of people.
Speaker 6: John Katsumutitties was in with us. We had Jake was
Speaker 6: here from our news department. He was just amazing Roundish
Speaker 6: Rock was on. We had so many people on KT
Speaker 6: McFarlane was on the Saturday program. But Diana, Princess Diana
Speaker 6: said something that I think struck all of us very
Speaker 6: very deep when she said that what we really were
Speaker 6: Donald Trump, and I'm paraphrasing her, what Donald Trump really
Speaker 6: should call what he's doing is Operation Global Cleanup, because
Speaker 6: he is cleaning up the messes that have been made
Speaker 6: around the world now going back over half a century.
Speaker 6: And this is certainly true today. There is an article
Speaker 6: in the left wing Politico and that articles headline Trump
Speaker 6: buries the twentieth century. Well, Princess Diana paved the curve.
Speaker 6: She wasn't a head of the curve. She paved the
Speaker 6: curve for this line of thought. Now, this article is
Speaker 6: off kilter in some of its analysis, but the broader
Speaker 6: point remains with what Alexander Burns, who is a political
Speaker 6: senior executive editor, said, with a roar of rockets and bombs,
Speaker 6: a grasp of international outcry, and the death of around
Speaker 6: Supreme leader, President Donald Trump's legacy became clearer than ever.
Speaker 6: He is burying the twentieth century, its villains, its alliances,
Speaker 6: its political norms, and cease fires, and he's unleashing a
Speaker 6: future of uncertainty and disruption with no equiliberty in sight. Well,
Speaker 6: I beg to differ with that part of it, but
Speaker 6: the first part is true. Now he begins domestically with
Speaker 6: his analysis. His Supreme Court appointees struck down Row versus Wade,
Speaker 6: ending the seizing political and legal stalemate on abortion rights
Speaker 6: that governed America since the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 3: That is certainly true.
Speaker 6: His military inventions in Latin America have brought the Cuban government,
Speaker 6: one of the last surviving Cold War regimes, to the
Speaker 6: brink of collapse. Also true in fact, as the story
Speaker 6: with Iran was breaking. There are other stories that have
Speaker 6: now been buried in the news that Cuba is talking
Speaker 6: with the United States about quote unquote a friendly takeover,
Speaker 6: which would be astounding. The Cuban problem has been part
Speaker 6: of the America psyche since the presidency of John F.
Speaker 6: Kennedy and the failed Bay of Pigs mission, which was
Speaker 6: a failure also of US intelligence. By the way the CIA,
Speaker 6: his tariffs and trades have blown apart the Reagan Clinton
Speaker 6: policy consensus on free trade, upending the half a century
Speaker 6: of global commercial arrangements and diplomatic relationships.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 6: That is huge because what Donald Trump is doing is
Speaker 6: blowing up the idea of globalism. Globalism first in favor
Speaker 6: of what is in the best interest of the United
Speaker 6: States of America, not what is in the interest of
Speaker 6: the best economic for the globe, what is in the
Speaker 6: best interest of America. And that puts US on equal
Speaker 6: footing with China, because China is not operating from a
Speaker 6: position of what is in the best interests of globalism.
Speaker 6: They are acting what is the best interests of Chinese
Speaker 6: domination of the planet. And the same could be said
Speaker 6: of Russia. His acts of corporate favoritism and personal enrichment.
Speaker 6: His use of the justice system as a weapon of
Speaker 6: a vengance have erased the post Watergate regime of legal
Speaker 6: and ethical norms for the presidency. This is something I
Speaker 6: totally disagree with, but let us reframe the point the
Speaker 6: way that it should be made. Donald Trump has thrown
Speaker 6: off the shackles that Democrats put on the American presidency
Speaker 6: after they were able to get rid of Richard Nixon
Speaker 6: using the phony excuse of Watergate. Not that there was
Speaker 6: not that there was not wrong doing there there was, clearly,
Speaker 6: but it did not, As to coin a phrase the
Speaker 6: liberals like to use, rise to the level of impeachment,
Speaker 6: and that's what they've threatened them with, and they shackled
Speaker 6: the American president and his powers. Donald Trump has stripped
Speaker 6: all of that away, especially during this second term, and
Speaker 6: now America has returned to what we used to and
Speaker 6: what historians used to call the imperial presidency, meaning the
Speaker 6: president has power. He's not just you, some useless figurehead
Speaker 6: that sits and has to constantly choose between the inactions
Speaker 6: and the horrible actions of what's happening in the legislative body,
Speaker 6: which is often gridlocked he himself is exerting a view
Speaker 6: of the world, and he's executing that view, and in
Speaker 6: that regard, he is throwing away the twentieth century. Now,
Speaker 6: then you get to Iran. And when you get to Iran,
Speaker 6: they say, or he says Politico Alexander Burns. In the
Speaker 6: first few hours of the War of Iran, Trump's attack
Speaker 6: killed the endearing, enduring leader of the nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 6: Iranian Revolution, Ali Kamani, as cruel as he was ancient.
Speaker 6: In every instance, Trump's allies and admirers say he's completing
Speaker 6: the unfinished business of a generation, doing the work that
Speaker 6: other American leaders have been too weak or too conventional,
Speaker 6: or too unpatriotic.
Speaker 3: To do themselves, and aim into that.
Speaker 6: All of this, which Princess Diana called Operation Global Cleanup,
Speaker 6: is taking place before our eyes, these problems. And let
Speaker 6: me go further than this political political argument, that of change,
Speaker 6: because he's doing something else that's fundamentally different.
Speaker 7: He is.
Speaker 6: Battling one of the most destructive forces in American culture academia,
Speaker 6: where liberals have foised their socialist Marxist view of the
Speaker 6: world on generations of American students. He is tackling that
Speaker 6: single handedly. He's attacking the outsize use of non governmental
Speaker 6: agencies as agents of government. This has turned into a
Speaker 6: multi billion dollar scam, and Donald Trump during his presidency
Speaker 6: is addressing and cleaning that up. He's also cleaning up
Speaker 6: one of the biggest scams perpetuated on the world, the
Speaker 6: Green New Deal scam, again, a multi trillion dollar scam
Speaker 6: that has been hanging around and growing since the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 6: He is fixing the scam that revolves around illegal immigration
Speaker 6: that Democrats have been using to corrupt American elections since
Speaker 6: the last century. We now have thirty million approximately illegal
Speaker 6: immigrants in this country.
Speaker 3: They have skewed the.
Speaker 6: Way that seats are apportioned across our political system because
Speaker 6: we use population as the basis to assign the number
Speaker 6: of congressional seats. Donald Trump is making headway and finally
Speaker 6: redressing this sin, this political sin that Republicans have been
Speaker 6: too timid to weak to deal with since the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 6: At least, this is a global cleanup operation. Using the
Speaker 6: words Princess Die, Trump is burying the twentieth century using
Speaker 6: the words of Politico, and we are witnessed to it.
Speaker 6: This is humongous. What is happening now is truly historic,
Speaker 6: beyond the comprehension of some of the children that are
Speaker 6: out commenting on this mission, children like Zeron Mandami, who
Speaker 6: apparently has either no sense of historical the historical nature
Speaker 6: of what is behind this operation, and these other Democrat influences,
Speaker 6: some of these children that are speaking without knowledge but
Speaker 6: speaking with very or knowledge of history. And by the way,
Speaker 6: I have no issues with people that have opposing points
Speaker 6: of view that are historically sound on this, but these
Speaker 6: children like like Gavin Newsom, like members of Congress, like this,
Speaker 6: this woman whose primary is tomorrow in Texas, like these
Speaker 6: ignorant statements coming from Democrat senators, this one in Connecticut
Speaker 6: that always wants to find himself in front of a
Speaker 6: TV screen these days. Murphy, and the list goes on
Speaker 6: on this, and we got to stop for a break.
Speaker 3: These children have overrun the.
Speaker 6: Democrat party and in charge and are in charge of
Speaker 6: their party. And Donald Trump is battling all of it
Speaker 6: as usual, with little support from Republican leadership in Congress,
Speaker 6: who still operate as if the tail between their legs
Speaker 6: is a permanent fixture of their beings.
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Speaker 6: My friends, When I say that the Democrat Party is
Speaker 6: the single biggest threat to the safety and security of
Speaker 6: American citizens, that is not hyperbole and I am not kidding.
Speaker 6: In Virginia, a woman has been stabbed to death by
Speaker 6: an illegal immigrant who has been arrested over thirty times
Speaker 6: for charges including rape, malicious wounding, assault, drugs, identity, theft,
Speaker 6: lossny guns, all of that. One of the first things
Speaker 6: that this Governor of Virginia Spanberger did when she came
Speaker 6: to power in January was pledged that her state would
Speaker 6: no longer work with ice. She undid everything that the
Speaker 6: previous administration did to try to secure the safety of
Speaker 6: citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The blood of this
Speaker 6: woman is to me on span Berger's hands. I read reports,
Speaker 6: and I'm trying to confirm, and I can't say this
Speaker 6: one hundred percent yet that this man was released since
Speaker 6: her tenure as a governor, but I'm going to be
Speaker 6: following this story either way. The attitude that Democrats have
Speaker 6: toward illegals, especially illegal criminals, is bringing more death and
Speaker 6: destruction to American citizens than anything that is happening overseas.
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Speaker 9: As the President if the US was doing more than
Speaker 9: these military strikes to help the Iranian people regain control
Speaker 9: of Iran against the regime, to seize the country from
Speaker 9: the Iranian regime, and he said yes. The President says, yes,
Speaker 9: we are, indeed, but right now we want everyone staying inside.
Speaker 9: It's not safe out there. And then the President said
Speaker 9: it's about to get even less safe, he said. Quote.
Speaker 9: We haven't even started hitting them hard. The big wave
Speaker 9: hasn't even happened. The big one is coming soon. We
Speaker 9: asked them about a bunch of other stuff too that
Speaker 9: I'm writing up, and.
Speaker 6: We'll see on the ladies and gentlemen. Jake Tapper from CNN,
Speaker 6: the big one is coming. We haven't even gotten started yet.
Speaker 6: James Goldlin is neurarly with you here. I want to
Speaker 6: get to a few things very quickly, believe it or not. CNN.
Speaker 6: Another often contributor to CNN, Van Jones had a few
Speaker 6: things to say about it, and I would like you
Speaker 6: to listen cut five to what CNN's Van Jones has opened.
Speaker 10: If you like peace, and if you like democracy, and
Speaker 10: if you like women being free, if you like innovation,
Speaker 10: unleash these persons. Well, I mean, I think what's happening
Speaker 10: in Iran may be the most important thing happening in
Speaker 10: the world. You're going to unleash ninety million people who
Speaker 10: come from one of the most creative, imaginative, and regal
Speaker 10: cultures in the history of the world, which could help.
Speaker 1: All humanity tomorrow instantly.
Speaker 10: It's worth the fight to get them free. A lot
Speaker 10: of stuff you were dealing with today they invented, and
Speaker 10: so they just had a lid on their head for
Speaker 10: half of the century. And so I think a freed
Speaker 10: up Persian culture can be incredible for technology, can be incredible,
Speaker 10: for humanity, can be incredible, for the arts. It could
Speaker 10: be the end of a lot of bs in the region.
Speaker 10: You need a free Iranian people. You need the Persians
Speaker 10: back on the map for the century to work out.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 10: People don't even know how good it's going to feel
Speaker 10: to have a world where where the Iranian people are
Speaker 10: allowed to actually do what they've always done, which is
Speaker 10: to contribute to world culture. Like, we don't even know
Speaker 10: what we're missing. When we get that back, we're going
Speaker 10: to be mad that we let it take us along.
Speaker 3: That was Van Jones. I happened to look some of that.
Speaker 6: If you don't know, and I'm sure many of you
Speaker 6: in this audience do, know, what is she talking about
Speaker 6: when he says he talks about the the things that
Speaker 6: the Persian people have done. Look no further than the
Speaker 6: alphabet that we all use. Its origins. This alphabet that
Speaker 6: we use, its origins are in Persia. Look at the
Speaker 6: term and one of my favorite courses in school. In fact,
Speaker 6: it was such a favorite course I had to repeat
Speaker 6: it twice in summer school Algebra. Persian the advances that
Speaker 6: came from scientific in the scientific field and in so
Speaker 6: many fields architecture, art that he's talking about anyone that
Speaker 6: studies the ancient history of the world, ancient history, you
Speaker 6: cannot deny the great influence that continues to this day
Speaker 6: from the Persian people as they were called. So Van
Speaker 6: Jones absolutely has a point about what will happen if
Speaker 6: these people around us. She says, they've been had a
Speaker 6: lid on them for fifty years. I would go further
Speaker 6: than that, they've had a lid on them for about
Speaker 6: five hundred years. But I don't want to delve too
Speaker 6: too much end to that. Let us turn very quickly,
Speaker 6: my friends, to the view, and then this is going
Speaker 6: to take just a minute. I want you to have
Speaker 6: a contrast between what's happening with on the networks. You
Speaker 6: have ABC. I'm looking for that one with the view.
Speaker 6: Carlos helped me out. If you see it there, did
Speaker 6: we put it in today? I think we did, Yes,
Speaker 6: we did. It's cut fifteen. This is the view Anna
Speaker 6: Navarro started off, and you listen to her, then listen
Speaker 6: to how what actually happens when someone with intelligence, in
Speaker 6: this case Elizabeth hassleback ways in following the rant from
Speaker 6: the view and Anna Navarro, So.
Speaker 11: I look at Donald Trump and I look at Natan Yahoo,
Speaker 11: and I see two leaders who I think think politically
Speaker 11: they benefit from Warton. Yahoo is facing criminal charges for
Speaker 11: corruption back home. Donald Trump is facing very low numbers
Speaker 11: and Epstein files.
Speaker 3: That will not are not and we will not let
Speaker 3: go away.
Speaker 12: I do think it's threefold. One, we have forty seven
Speaker 12: million Iranian women who now have a hope of freedom.
Speaker 3: That's a good thing.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 12: We have an disgusting, disgusting terrorist regime ended, and the
Speaker 12: people finally have hoped to create their own nation again. Okay,
Speaker 12: so that's the hope. When we zoom out in geo
Speaker 12: political realm, okay, which is not my specialty other but
Speaker 12: we have a ton of friends in the military who
Speaker 12: specialize in this, we see that this is actually avoiding
Speaker 12: a boots on the ground war with China when we
Speaker 12: are able to choke their oil supply, and the president
Speaker 12: in our military are exemplary in doing so. Right, now
Speaker 12: they've cut the oil supply from Venezuela, and they've now
Speaker 12: reduced it and choked the oil supply to China in
Speaker 12: or on. And now what that does is presumably prevent
Speaker 12: China from having an absolute stronghold on the globe. So
Speaker 12: this is a strategic move geopolitically that we may not
Speaker 12: fully understand, but I absolutely trust that this is best
Speaker 12: for our mission and we should be American.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: In the Epstein files, which we are not going to yet,
Speaker 6: Yao and Yahu's ritten, and Trump is ritten. This is
Speaker 6: what you get from them, these emotionally childish driven are
Speaker 6: you know, in our country for decades and decades, what
Speaker 6: have we heard when you go to school, every time
Speaker 6: you go to some graduation ceremony. The children are our future,
Speaker 6: welcome till the later is tomorrow.
Speaker 3: If this is the best.
Speaker 7: That the children can do, please please let the adults,
Speaker 7: the seasoned citizens, hang around on this earth for as
Speaker 7: long as possible, because if this is it, if the
Speaker 7: Gasam nuisoms, if the mondamis, the Iran mondamis, if the
Speaker 7: Honor Navarros, if all of these Democrat liberal children's are
Speaker 7: the future, your future is doomed.
Speaker 6: Because we do not get anything beyond emotionally and politically
Speaker 6: charged arguments. There's no no recognition of the historical backgrounds
Speaker 6: of these conflicts and what they have cost us and
Speaker 6: what they have done to the world these forty Over
Speaker 6: these forty seven years that Iran has been held hostage
Speaker 6: by these mullas, there have been hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 6: deaths caused by them, not for just their own people.
Speaker 6: But then you look at the terror networks that they
Speaker 6: have spawned and that they have unleashed on the world.
Speaker 6: And yet what do you get from analysis from these people?
Speaker 6: D Stein Files, d Epstein Files. Scott Jennings sixteen. This
Speaker 6: is the contrast. That's the kind of tripe you get
Speaker 6: on that television network. At least Scott Jennings is on
Speaker 6: CNN doing battle over there. By the way, when paramount,
Speaker 6: if paramount takes over CNN, I paramount, I beg you,
Speaker 6: I beg you No. Then again, don't I was gonna
Speaker 6: beg them to do something with those those rabbit TDS
Speaker 6: journalists over there, But one second thought, leave them there.
Speaker 6: Nobody's watching it anyway except for Scott Jennings. To you,
Speaker 6: Scott Jennings brilliant as usual from Scott.
Speaker 8: It is going to have some impact on the economy
Speaker 8: of China because that's where they get their oil from Iran.
Speaker 8: And what we did in Venezuela, what we did in China,
Speaker 8: and what we did in Iran has as much to
Speaker 8: do with China, I think as anything. I also want
Speaker 8: to say, May God rest the souls of those troops.
Speaker 8: But they died in a noble cause, and as Buddy
Speaker 8: said forty seven years Americans are dead the largest state
Speaker 8: sponsor of terrorism in the world. I totally disagree with
Speaker 8: you about the threat not being imminent. I spoke to senior,
Speaker 8: very senior administration officials yesterday. They believe that the Iranian
Speaker 8: regime was about to fire ballistic missiles not at the
Speaker 8: United States but into US military bases and civilian targets.
Speaker 8: They were going to attack Israel. They are already acking
Speaker 8: other goals.
Speaker 12: I make the case back then, Oparatus.
Speaker 8: I know. My guess is I've spoken about higher ranking
Speaker 8: officials than you on the Uranian enrichment. The United States
Speaker 8: offered them free unlimited lifetime civilian grade nuclear fuel. They
Speaker 8: said no, They had given us the run around about
Speaker 8: their intentions. Enriching uranium for military purposes. How long do
Speaker 8: you want to wait? Death to America, death to Israel?
Speaker 8: How long do you want to wait? We waited forty
Speaker 8: seven years. We have crossed every red line. Every president
Speaker 8: says they want to do something about it. Only Donald
Speaker 8: Trump had the guts to do it. You said, you're
Speaker 8: not shedding any tears for the regime, but you appear
Speaker 8: just not to like Donald Trump enough to be mad
Speaker 8: about it.
Speaker 9: This is a good thing.
Speaker 13: He's the guy who's going to bring peace and not
Speaker 13: start wars.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and he is bringing peace.
Speaker 3: We're already.
Speaker 8: Iran has been at war with us for forty seven years.
Speaker 8: The central pillar of the regime is death to America.
Speaker 8: The other pillar is death to Israel, who is our ally.
Speaker 8: They have been at war with us. They have been
Speaker 8: killing American personnel, in American soldiers for nearly five decades.
Speaker 8: This is not an attempt to start a war. This
Speaker 8: is an attempt to prevent further conflict. This is an
Speaker 8: attempt to get the largest state sponsor of terear off
Speaker 8: the field. This is an attempt to stabilize the Middle East.
Speaker 8: I don't view this Ashley as starting a war, as
Speaker 8: much as ending the people who are the preeminent terror
Speaker 8: threat in the world. They're at war with everybody. They're
Speaker 8: at war with us, and there are at war with
Speaker 8: Western civilizations. Now, okay, so this is a serious question.
Speaker 6: Now that let me just pail out of that because
Speaker 6: time is short, and I want to get to this
Speaker 6: senator from Connecticut who just can't wait to show himself
Speaker 6: up on TV all the time, Chris Murphy. Just listen
Speaker 6: to this cut thirteen Murphy on the ABC News face
Speaker 6: of that network. Of course, the Clinton war Room hack,
Speaker 6: political hack George Stephanopolis who poses as a journalist, and
Speaker 6: this is Chris Murphy from Connecticut.
Speaker 13: About the Americans. Though around the world right now, there's
Speaker 13: also from the FBI and Homeland Security concerned about cyber
Speaker 13: vulnerabilities and potential threats to infrastructure. They've put out alerts
Speaker 13: about this. Given the current situation, Republicans are calling on
Speaker 13: Democrats to consider stopping the position you've taken, which is
Speaker 13: to halt some funding to homeland security. Do you feel
Speaker 13: you need to reconsider this position?
Speaker 14: So the Republicans are saying that because they launched an illegal,
Speaker 14: disastrous war in Iran, we should give them permission to
Speaker 14: continue using ICE to murder American citizens, to allow them
Speaker 14: to get the funding to tear gas schools. No, we
Speaker 14: need to stand up for the American citizens that ICE
Speaker 14: is murdering, the kids that they are terrorizing. They should
Speaker 14: stop this illegal war and they should stop ICE from
Speaker 14: terrorizing our communities. We should demand that they do both things.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 13: The administration would say they have adjusted some of the
Speaker 13: way they're carrying out policies within.
Speaker 3: DHS, they have not.
Speaker 14: I mean, just because some of the worlds in the
Speaker 14: nation's attention has turned away from Minneapolis, that doesn't mean
Speaker 14: that they aren't still brutalizing American citizens. We just discovered
Speaker 14: last week that they had left a Burmese immigrant for dead,
Speaker 14: five miles from his home, blind and disabled. This brutality
Speaker 14: is continuing in the country. We can do two things
Speaker 14: at once. We can demand that ICE stopped murdering American citizens,
Speaker 14: and we can demand that the administration not send our
Speaker 14: kids to die for a war that we don't need.
Speaker 6: So you believe, okay, So aside from this, let's go
Speaker 6: through this in an illegal and disastrous war. Apparently he
Speaker 6: thinks we're losing the war, which is what Democrats hope
Speaker 6: we are doing it is not illegal. They say this
Speaker 6: phrase without ever coming up with what justification they have
Speaker 6: to say it. There is no illegal action taking place here.
Speaker 6: That's number one. Then he talks about murdering American citizens.
Speaker 3: So has anyone.
Speaker 6: Murdering You had Democrat protesters, liberal protesters urged on by
Speaker 6: the governors and elected officials like him, who tried to
Speaker 6: harm ICE agents and found themselves in a horrible situation
Speaker 6: where they were killed because they tried to interfere with
Speaker 6: law operations. Tear gassing schools. ICE does not tear gas schools.
Speaker 6: This is an out and out tear gasing schools, murdering
Speaker 6: people over and over again, terrorizing. Here, we are fighting
Speaker 6: the main sponsor of terrorism in the world. This so
Speaker 6: called senator from the state of Connecticut accuses US law
Speaker 6: enforcement officers of the United States of terrorizing children brutal
Speaker 6: And then he talks about this Burmese immigrant. This immigrant
Speaker 6: was offered a courtesy and accepted it from DHS. They
Speaker 6: dropped him off at a location. Days later he ended
Speaker 6: up dead. No one knows how he died, but immediately
Speaker 6: the instinct is to blame ICE for offering a courtesy ride.
Speaker 6: This is obscene. These people are obscene. They hate law
Speaker 6: enforcement in this country. They hate the fact that we
Speaker 6: are enforcing our laws. And what they do is there
Speaker 6: are no even words for this. He acchooses US of
Speaker 6: terrorism law enforcement and America of terrorism while we are
Speaker 6: facing down the largest threat of terrorism in the world.
Speaker 6: These people do not deserve the offices that they hold.
Speaker 6: They are a disgrace to this country. He is a
Speaker 6: disgrace to the United States Senate. And I hope every
Speaker 6: person in law enforcement, no matter where you are, listens
Speaker 6: to how these people talk about you, what they think
Speaker 6: of you, and if they ever need your law enforcement help.
Speaker 6: Of course you are too much of patriots and too
Speaker 6: much of just good human beings to ever deny it.
Speaker 6: But you'd be the first person is the ones that
Speaker 6: they are demon they feel free to demonize. You'd be
Speaker 6: the first person trying to put your life on the
Speaker 6: line to save people like him if they got in trouble.
Speaker 6: We have to break these people. I tell you, they
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Speaker 6: The political children like Mandani and so many others don't remember.
Speaker 6: They weren't alive to witness Nikita Khrushchev taking off his
Speaker 6: shoe at the UN General Assembly meeting.
Speaker 3: Banging in on the podium. We will bury you.
Speaker 6: They don't remember the Soviet pledge to just dedroit America
Speaker 6: and capitalism from within, to try to infiltrate, destroy American's
Speaker 6: belief in religion, in God, to try to tear America's
Speaker 6: fabric apart.
Speaker 3: But if you want to see it in action.
Speaker 6: Even now, all you have to do is look at
Speaker 6: the actions of the Democrat Party. For the most part,
Speaker 6: there are some Democrats who are adults, not many. Twenty
Speaker 6: twenty three, on this day of Saturday and Music, American
Speaker 6: jazz saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter passed away in la
Speaker 6: He was eighty nine years old. He was with Miles
Speaker 6: Davis so many others. Became sort of a household name
Speaker 6: to many. When weather Report burst on the scene nineteen
Speaker 6: seventy six, this one Birdland from Weather Report worked across
Speaker 6: the genre though. Just an amazing man, an amazing profound
Speaker 6: view of life, a bit of a philosopher, and a
Speaker 6: great musician. May God bless protect each and every one
Speaker 6: of you, your families, your loved woman, you love. And
Speaker 6: gratitude my friends, you of being here with me, allowing
Speaker 6: me to be with you, God willing. We are back
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Speaker 6: Until then, I did you I do remembering Wayne Shorter.
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