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Speaker 3: Eighty five for zero five A two five five the
Speaker 3: number text d an five seven seven three nine. If
Speaker 3: I lose it, like mid sentence, Ryan, we'll step right in.
Speaker 3: He's very good at that. I'm sure you've noticed. But man,
Speaker 3: let's go to the gam lines in our great text.
Speaker 3: But Trump could not be off to a better start,
Speaker 3: right and he he just added to that. You see
Speaker 3: this incredible team coming together. Mike Waltz, green beret, winner
Speaker 3: of four count of four Bronze Stars, still an active
Speaker 3: Army colonel, is going to be his National Security advisor.
Speaker 2: That just announced a few minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Of course, we've been talking about Tom Homan, who has
Speaker 3: been designated borders are literally and is going to be
Speaker 3: responsible for immediately going out and having mass roundup and
Speaker 3: deportation of criminal illegals, meaning people who entered the country
Speaker 3: I legally and then committed an additional serious crimes. So
Speaker 3: that's how we tee up this hour. Much more to
Speaker 3: talk about as well, Jay was kind.
Speaker 2: Enough to hang on.
Speaker 3: Jay disagrees with me and all this, And Jay feels
Speaker 3: the country's committing economic harm, self inflicted harm by doing this,
Speaker 3: because Jay says, and he uses the example in his
Speaker 3: words of a peasant family from Guatemala will not be
Speaker 3: able to enter anymore.
Speaker 2: As a result, we won't get cheap labor.
Speaker 3: Our prices are going to go sky high, drive up inflation,
Speaker 3: and kill the economy.
Speaker 4: Is that a fair summary, Jay.
Speaker 5: It's exactly what, okay? And unless they unless they thought
Speaker 5: allowing to liberalize the immigration laws, so they allow uneducated,
Speaker 5: unskilled peasants from the Third world to legally come into
Speaker 5: America and vet them from the back, check into pool house, vaccines,
Speaker 5: all that, and they're gonna have to eat right now.
Speaker 5: It's impossible for them to come in accept them.
Speaker 4: And you made that point beautifully.
Speaker 3: But let me ask you, Jay, excuse me, do you
Speaker 3: have any reason to doubt that that Donald Trump will
Speaker 3: make those adjustments happen if necessary for the American economy.
Speaker 3: I mean he he has as bigger, bigger an interest
Speaker 3: in the success of the American economy as any of.
Speaker 2: Us I have.
Speaker 5: I have no reason to doubt that he will either way.
Speaker 5: I mean, I just hope. I just want to make
Speaker 5: people aware that right now we think we have inflation,
Speaker 5: now we think wages are high. Now you'll it'll go
Speaker 5: gang bustes if we don't have this.
Speaker 3: Here's what we can Here's what we can be sure of,
Speaker 3: my brother, and that is Donald Trump is not going
Speaker 3: to let that happen, right, I mean, first he I
Speaker 3: think he sincerely loves the American people, but his legacy,
Speaker 3: he's not gonna let that happen. But let me ask
Speaker 3: you this, my friend. I love that accent. Where's it from.
Speaker 5: Oh I've been out here thirty seven years from Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, never lose that, my man.
Speaker 6: I love it. Call off an eight five to five
Speaker 6: quick thing here, just to kind of dovetail what Jay
Speaker 6: is saying. I get what he's saying, But are we
Speaker 6: addicted to cheap labor? Do we have to compete with
Speaker 6: China on that front? So he's saying, if we don't
Speaker 6: allow these types of people into the country to do
Speaker 6: the jobs that nobody else wants to do.
Speaker 4: Wages are going to skyrocket.
Speaker 6: Isn't the opposite true that if we allow all these
Speaker 6: people in the country, we drive wages down, and that's
Speaker 6: bad for the American worker.
Speaker 3: And we have discussed that in the first segment, Jay
Speaker 3: was with us. I agree with you completely, and the
Speaker 3: way I ended that the first hour was we don't
Speaker 3: have the right to hurt the American poor by driving
Speaker 3: their wages.
Speaker 2: Now, we just don't have that right.
Speaker 3: But even before we get to that, before we get
Speaker 3: to the dollars, what matters more to you as you
Speaker 3: listen to this show right now than dollars, than any
Speaker 3: material thing you have in your life. It's the safety
Speaker 3: of your wife, it's the safety of your daughter, it's
Speaker 3: the safety of your children. It's the safety of everyone
Speaker 3: in your family. That matters far more to you. So
Speaker 3: I love what Holman said, I love what Trump said.
Speaker 3: The starting point is not price tag. The starting point
Speaker 3: is safety and government that's a core obligation right provide
Speaker 3: for the safety of the people.
Speaker 4: That's the top priority.
Speaker 3: Nobody can look you in the eye and say that
Speaker 3: this nation is reasonably safe or safe to a moral level.
Speaker 3: When you allow people who are here illegally, who you know,
Speaker 3: have committed other crimes to stay, only a suicidal society
Speaker 3: would do that. So it is far overdue for Donald
Speaker 3: Trump to go in and get them out now. And again,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about criminal illegals. And you know who's going
Speaker 3: to benefit from that as much as all of us
Speaker 3: here legally, all of the other folks here illegally who
Speaker 3: are living peacefully, they're going to benefit from Trump going
Speaker 3: in and rounding up and deporting tomorrow well as soon
Speaker 3: as he takes office, right, all of the people here
Speaker 3: illegally who have committed other crimes. Let's go to a
Speaker 3: beautiful sort and oh I Doug and Frederick has been
Speaker 3: very patient.
Speaker 4: Let's go to our friend Doug. You're on the Dan
Speaker 4: Kaplis Show. Welcome Dan.
Speaker 7: How are you doing that? If patience is a virtue,
Speaker 7: as my grandmother used to say, you are a very
Speaker 7: virtuous man.
Speaker 2: Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 7: No, I appreciate everything you do.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: You listen to all people and you hear a breast
Speaker 7: of fresh air and this talk radio businesses. It's more
Speaker 7: talk on the postpart and very little on the on
Speaker 7: the caller's part, but you allow that, so thank.
Speaker 2: You, thank you.
Speaker 7: I'll say this about the victory. I don't know if
Speaker 7: I can't remember the last time I've been a happy
Speaker 7: I actually I actually cried a few tears.
Speaker 9: I think the.
Speaker 7: American people have busted through the mainstream media. They busted
Speaker 7: through big tech. And my brother used to serve in
Speaker 7: the Air Force years ago, before the walk came down.
Speaker 7: He said radio free Europe was alive and well back then,
Speaker 7: he said, all these podcasts from the average day, everyday people.
Speaker 7: This is a radio free year three point zero. The
Speaker 7: American people are are bringing the American people the information
Speaker 7: they need. We're going around the media and this is awesome.
Speaker 2: That is such a great point, Doug, such.
Speaker 7: A great and I want to say this. Elon Musk
Speaker 7: comes on board and starts to clean up what we
Speaker 7: don't need an administrative state, and we put it out
Speaker 7: into the heartland and we break it up. But I
Speaker 7: don't know if you heard of the Article three project
Speaker 7: with the Mike Davis, but they're going to stop this,
Speaker 7: this Department of Justice being being politicized. It shouldn't go
Speaker 7: right or left. And I want to end with this, Dan,
Speaker 7: I just want to say this, if we have the
Speaker 7: approach gabeb and Pet because I'm from the Sister Gate
Speaker 7: and I've been holding my breath. I'm so happy for Gabe.
Speaker 7: He's such a good guy. If we have his approach
Speaker 7: where we're level like that, and when we sit around
Speaker 7: the dinner table, at the Thanksgiving table, at Christmas table
Speaker 7: with the cousin or the neighbor across the street that
Speaker 7: doesn't see eyed eye with us, if we can be
Speaker 7: level and we can talk about things and we bring
Speaker 7: the truth, I think we can we can bring this
Speaker 7: country together while at the same time cleaning up what
Speaker 7: needs to be cleaned up when it comes to politics,
Speaker 7: because we can't just let our guard down now. We
Speaker 7: have to do what needs to be done to clean
Speaker 7: up what's happening in our country when it comes to
Speaker 7: all the seeds and all the Yeah, it's just.
Speaker 3: A lablet point, Doug. Great, great point, Doug. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: thank you for the kind words as well. My friend
Speaker 3: and Gabe joined us at four o six, by the way,
Speaker 3: and he said something new on the show today. It
Speaker 3: really struck me. As the son of a cop, you know,
Speaker 3: I was talking about how incredibly skilled he was in
Speaker 3: the debate when Kusa Kyle Clark came out really firing
Speaker 3: at him, you know, all barrels blazing. Very tough situation
Speaker 3: for Gabe to handle, very slanted against him in the beginning,
Speaker 3: and Gabe handled it so calmly and beautifully while staying
Speaker 3: intellectually sharp and quick and nimble. And Gabe said, was
Speaker 3: comp for ten years. I was a cop for ten years.
Speaker 3: And what a great point you made about how those
Speaker 3: skills transferred into that moment and transferred into you know,
Speaker 3: being a congressman and a congressional candidate. I thought it
Speaker 3: was an absolutely brilliant point. But Jee, I do think,
Speaker 3: as we go back to the phone lines, we'll talk
Speaker 3: to Jeff and Thornton, that Gabe Evans.
Speaker 2: Win is a turning point win in Colorado.
Speaker 3: You combine it with the other good things that have
Speaker 3: happened in these Colorado races. Of course some bad things too,
Speaker 3: but the good things that have happened, I think it's
Speaker 3: a turning point back towards being able to win statewide
Speaker 3: again and win consistently. You know, a lot of work
Speaker 3: to do, but a turning point in that direction. Jeff
Speaker 3: and Thornton you're on the dan kaplish'll welcome.
Speaker 10: Hey, how's it going dad?
Speaker 4: Living the dream?
Speaker 2: Still?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, one day at a time, right, yep. I just
Speaker 10: wanted to add to the illegal aliens in cheap labor.
Speaker 10: But the biggest thing is all of our kids now
Speaker 10: don't have any way of growing up because there's no
Speaker 10: labor for them to get get labored in. Interesting, we're
Speaker 10: growing them kids up.
Speaker 4: Soft.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you about that, Jeff, let me because
Speaker 3: that's such an interesting point. Like as self serving as
Speaker 3: it sounds, you know, the greatest thing that ever happened
Speaker 3: to me was being a golf caddy. And then you know,
Speaker 3: I've worked as a janitor at a chemical plan.
Speaker 2: I've worked. You know, you'd say the same thing.
Speaker 3: Probably almost everybody listening give a long string of really
Speaker 3: hard jobs that they've done. And are you saying now
Speaker 3: that let's say I was a sixteen or seventeen year old,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be able to find those jobs because of
Speaker 3: folks here illegally.
Speaker 10: Yeah, because they're I mean, everybody frame in a house
Speaker 10: now is is you know, foreign concrete, flat work, all
Speaker 10: that stuff taken over by by our fellow fellow friends
Speaker 10: down south well.
Speaker 3: See that, Jeff, thank you for the call man. I
Speaker 3: never even thought about that. That is a really interesting point.
Speaker 3: And they when we come back for a little late
Speaker 3: on this break.
Speaker 2: Two things by the.
Speaker 3: Way, if you have a childlike high school age or
Speaker 3: whatever I started at, because a high school freshman, maybe
Speaker 3: a nighth grader, but caddying like being a golf caddy
Speaker 3: at one of these country clubs.
Speaker 2: So they have a good caddy program.
Speaker 3: And then I got to see you on what's called
Speaker 3: an Evans scholarship. If you've ever seen the movie Caddy Check,
Speaker 3: but a golf caddy scholarship, So look into that program
Speaker 3: Eva NS Evan's scholarship program. When we come back, some
Speaker 3: great sound from Tom Homan dissecting AOC trump off to
Speaker 3: a great start. Some other appointments. Today you're on the
Speaker 3: Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast Tom Horman.
Speaker 11: And as far worksite worksight operations have to happen, here's
Speaker 11: why I see you.
Speaker 2: Where do we find.
Speaker 11: Most victims of sex trafficking and forced labor trafficking at
Speaker 11: work sites? And Biden administration shut down works slights on
Speaker 11: one point to say we care about sex trafficking and
Speaker 11: human trafficking finds shut down the work site enforcement, which
Speaker 11: is one of the main areas we find the victims
Speaker 11: of this. I want to add one more thing, another priority.
Speaker 11: There's administrations who also were three hundred thousand children that
Speaker 11: were smuggling with touched by criminal cartels they can't find.
Speaker 11: Now that's another priority. We need to save these children
Speaker 11: because some of these children on forced labor, some man
Speaker 11: theyse children on sex trafficking, some of these children living
Speaker 11: life of hell every day. When do you say these
Speaker 11: children getting back of their families.
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 3: Tom Holman perfect for this job. And obviously a big
Speaker 3: reason Trump won was he promised to deal with it
Speaker 3: and deal with it now. But as we go back
Speaker 3: to the phone lines ten seconds in this because it's
Speaker 3: so important, just understanding the depth of the phoniness of
Speaker 3: these lefties, whether it's Kamala Harris or Joe Biden, or
Speaker 3: Michael Bennett or John Hickenlooper, Jared Paulis, Mike Johnston. You know,
Speaker 3: they pretend to be so compassionate, right, so compassionate you
Speaker 3: know to people coming in through the southern border garbage.
Speaker 3: My personal belief is they just want more Democrat votes,
Speaker 3: because if you cared at all about these people as humans,
Speaker 3: you would never want them to make that trip. You
Speaker 3: do everything you could to discourage it, starting with closing
Speaker 3: the damn border, because you know if you lure them up,
Speaker 3: you know you are going to have a ton of
Speaker 3: women raped. You know you're going to have massive sex trafficking.
Speaker 3: But to these Democrats who just want more Democrat votes
Speaker 3: pursue their far left agenda, do you think they care
Speaker 3: about the humanity of any of these individuals.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 3: Somehow the Democratic Party went from being the party of
Speaker 3: poor people to just not caring about humanity.
Speaker 4: And it starts with.
Speaker 3: Legal abortion right where you get five black kids killed
Speaker 3: for every white kid who's killed, and no kids should
Speaker 3: be killed. But they don't care about that lost humanity,
Speaker 3: just like they don't care about all the women raped
Speaker 3: and children trafficked on the way to the border. As
Speaker 3: long as they get those Democrat votes. Well, there's a
Speaker 3: new sheriff in town, and Holman's perfect for the job.
Speaker 3: And no, he's not going to go rounding up people
Speaker 3: illegally living here peacefully. He's you know, Trump's made it
Speaker 3: very clear he's going after the folks here illegally who've
Speaker 3: committed other crimes. There are hundreds of thousands of those,
Speaker 3: and you've got to start there, and that that in
Speaker 3: and of itself is going to take a very long time,
Speaker 3: and then you're going to have some other people who
Speaker 3: self deport as benefits get cut off. Let's go to
Speaker 3: the phone lines. Eerie Mike kind enough to call the show. Eerie,
Speaker 3: welcome to the Dan Kapli Show.
Speaker 7: Well, Hi, thank you, Dan, Sure, Hey. I just was
Speaker 7: hoping maybe you could connect me with the previous caller
Speaker 7: because I'm looking for forty I have forty six open
Speaker 7: positions from Portland to Portland Oregan right now, and I
Speaker 7: just you don't ever challenge people when they make those
Speaker 7: propositions that there's no labor, there's no jobs because of
Speaker 7: these quote illegals are here. Frankly, I can't fill all
Speaker 7: my positions right now.
Speaker 3: Nobody said that, Mic, Mike, were you on some other station.
Speaker 3: Nobody said that, Uh, oh, by the way, Ryan's wondering
Speaker 3: what open positions you have?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 6: No, I'm just an add because I think I actually
Speaker 6: agree with Eerie Mic on something.
Speaker 3: On this talking yeah yeah, so so yeah. Nobody said
Speaker 3: nobody said that area. But that's okay.
Speaker 7: I mean, I thought I heard a gentleman say that
Speaker 7: there's no labor for his kids to.
Speaker 2: Oh, Michael, Michael, my bad.
Speaker 3: Forgive me a gentleman did say in that teenage kind
Speaker 3: of age group, summer job, first job thing.
Speaker 2: You're one hundred percent right. I was wrong. So what
Speaker 2: you're telling.
Speaker 3: Me is you disagree with him, and there are all
Speaker 3: of those that there are plenty of jobs for those kids,
Speaker 3: is what you're saying.
Speaker 7: I feel like there's a lot of jobs. Look, I'm
Speaker 7: not trying to support illegal people here. I'm not trying
Speaker 7: to say that that's right. All I'm My point is
Speaker 7: is that they can't make the argument that there are
Speaker 7: jobs because of these folks but.
Speaker 4: Our last color he's talking.
Speaker 3: He's talking about a very specific circumstance where and I
Speaker 3: think unemployment is down right now at about three point
Speaker 3: three percent or something like that. But but he's talking
Speaker 3: about these these kids looking for the summer type jobs.
Speaker 3: I have no reason to doubt his credibility or honesty
Speaker 3: when he called and said that's the experience they're having
Speaker 3: with kids in that age group. Now, are you saying
Speaker 3: that these jobs that you have opened that we can
Speaker 3: connect you with him and his kids can go to
Speaker 3: work for you on summer jobs like that. Yep, okay, okay, great,
Speaker 3: well leave the information.
Speaker 7: We have summer internships with booklift drivers. We have all
Speaker 7: kinds of man the labor jobs that we can't find
Speaker 7: people for.
Speaker 3: That the kids can pop into. He's talking about this
Speaker 3: summer job context. The kids can pop into fat of course. Okay, sure,
Speaker 3: wonderful and here in the Denver metro area. No, okay,
Speaker 3: well that might be a little awkward for him. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure he can buy a plane ticket.
Speaker 7: Everybody point man, is that I think, you know, people
Speaker 7: have a very limited view of the reality of the world.
Speaker 7: I have I run manufacturing sites across the country, so
Speaker 7: I have a bit of a broader perspective, I think
Speaker 7: than someone who's just in want spot.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 3: Maybe Michael, Michael, maybe you have less of a perspective
Speaker 3: because you're operating at this certain level where you own
Speaker 3: all this stuff and you you operate in management. But
Speaker 3: people on the ground who are just fighting every day
Speaker 3: to keep it together may have much better perspective than
Speaker 3: you do on some of those things.
Speaker 7: They might I'm all debate that. But my point is
Speaker 7: is that I don't want it to send. It's not
Speaker 7: fair for someone to say that because we have immigrants
Speaker 7: here filling jobs that are taking jobs away from Americans.
Speaker 7: That's just not true. There's lots of lots of jobs
Speaker 7: that are available for America.
Speaker 3: But again, Mike, you're making my point, and I'm so
Speaker 3: glad you called on this because it needs to be discussed.
Speaker 3: But you're talking macro, you're talking large scale. It doesn't
Speaker 3: mean that you don't have lots and lots of places
Speaker 3: where where no people can't get the jobs that they
Speaker 3: can do because in those particular fill in the blank cities, towns,
Speaker 3: certain portions of states, those jobs aren't available. Just like
Speaker 3: in our call you said, yeah, you don't have any
Speaker 3: of your jobs right here in Denver, Colorado. So there
Speaker 3: can be lots of places where people can't find that work.
Speaker 7: It could be true.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you something, Michael, only because we're up
Speaker 3: against the buzzer and this is one of the beautiful
Speaker 3: things about the moment we're in. We can all agree,
Speaker 3: right and I know you do that. Donald Trump can
Speaker 3: and should, as soon as possible go in and round
Speaker 3: up and deport for good everybody here illegally who has
Speaker 3: committed another serious crime, right, so on that we can.
Speaker 2: Agree, of course, yeah, and see that.
Speaker 3: That's great. It's going to be such a unifying thing
Speaker 3: for the country because there are hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 3: those folks.
Speaker 12: Well, I don't know about that again, no, I think,
Speaker 12: oh no, no, Michael, Michael, read the news, my man, what
Speaker 12: are you just out on the beach sip and Pina
Speaker 12: Coladas looking at Ferrari bro sures.
Speaker 2: Read the news.
Speaker 3: It's been documented, the Biden administration documented it. Hundreds of
Speaker 3: thousands rapists, murderers, robbers burglars admitted into the country, and
Speaker 3: you start with those. We can all agree on that,
Speaker 3: even Eerie. Mike, you're on the Dan Capitalist Show.
Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 3: One of the greatest pranks ever pulled. I can tell
Speaker 3: it in ten seconds. I was mad at my roommate.
Speaker 3: I was in law school, he was still in college.
Speaker 3: We've been buddies forever. Mad at my roommate kept having
Speaker 3: his girlfriend over and it just created all sorts of issues.
Speaker 3: So Lewis and floor Wex used to do a dating
Speaker 3: show on Fridays on Fox. And so one morning, I
Speaker 3: think they started their show at five in the morning,
Speaker 3: maybe six, I called in and pretended to be I
Speaker 3: can't even remember what name I used, pretended to be
Speaker 3: some guy with like the.
Speaker 2: Greatest story ever.
Speaker 3: I was this young gazillionaire and my beautiful young wife
Speaker 3: had suddenly died and I was lonely, and yeah, I'd
Speaker 3: go off to my island and this and that, but
Speaker 3: I'd be so bored and heartbroken without her. So I
Speaker 3: just made up this whole story and then used my
Speaker 3: roommate's name and gave.
Speaker 4: His phone number.
Speaker 3: Oh so about and the way Lewis and Floriz did
Speaker 3: it was the women would call the number directly, and so,
Speaker 3: starting at whatever it was, five or six in the morning,
Speaker 3: my buddy's phone started to ring with girls calling and
Speaker 3: it didn't stop bringing for weeks.
Speaker 2: And I solved the buddy girlfriend issue and I.
Speaker 4: Broke up with them.
Speaker 3: Oh I think they eventually got married, but they broke
Speaker 3: up for a while.
Speaker 4: They broke up for a while. Yeh, that's a dastardly deed.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was a prank.
Speaker 4: It was a prank that almost cost him his wife.
Speaker 2: Well, one of his wife's.
Speaker 6: Uh, oh, I'm going to kill you over there.
Speaker 3: It was a heck of a prank. And those guys
Speaker 3: they had it rolling. Lewis and floor Wax back in
Speaker 3: the day, man, they had it rolling. But all right,
Speaker 3: let's go down to our buddy, Patrick of Defund the Polist.
Speaker 3: Now I'm not going through puberty. I'm fighting some bug
Speaker 3: about as big as a basketball. You're on the Dan
Speaker 3: Kapla Show. Welcome Patrick, but don't worry Ryan or whoever does.
Speaker 3: Is Michael Brown in studio tomorrow? Can somebody, I think so,
Speaker 3: I don't know, change the mic sock before it comes in.
Speaker 3: I love Michael Brown show. He does a great show
Speaker 3: in khw and Denver in the morning's welcome Patrick.
Speaker 13: Hello, Dan, Hey, oh thank god for the Trump win.
Speaker 13: Literally anyway. The other thing, Dan is, you know, when
Speaker 13: I was in the fourth grade, I lived in the
Speaker 13: San Louis Valley and during the potato picking season, my
Speaker 13: brother and I went out and picked potatoes next to
Speaker 13: the Mexican pickers. Wow at the time.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 13: And really, you know, I don't know you know what
Speaker 13: it did for me, But one thing it did for
Speaker 13: me is say, you know what I don't want to
Speaker 13: do this. Yeah, yeah, so I went on. But my
Speaker 13: other thing was is, you know, why do we if
Speaker 13: you're here illegally, I don't think you should be able
Speaker 13: to have any kind of job, you know, And then
Speaker 13: as far as crops go, why can't we have our
Speaker 13: low level prisoners pick our crops.
Speaker 3: I think you run into an expense issue at that
Speaker 3: point because of the expensive security and everything else. But Patrick, Man,
Speaker 3: I'm with you on and we had the earlier callers
Speaker 3: say he was saying that it's a real problem now
Speaker 3: for a lot of you know, high school kids and
Speaker 3: stuff like that to get those manual labor summer jobs,
Speaker 3: because he said that so many were being taken by
Speaker 3: by folks here illegally, And I just told him I
Speaker 3: had not even been aware of that issue.
Speaker 2: But I think everybody listening.
Speaker 3: Right would tell you the same thing, just how critical
Speaker 3: those jobs were. It was for you, Patrick, was for me,
Speaker 3: I'm sure for Ryan. I don't know that Kelly's worked
Speaker 3: to day in her life other than this show, but no,
Speaker 3: she is a very very hard working person. But yeah,
Speaker 3: those jobs are formative.
Speaker 13: Yeah. Well, and a lot of the kids today I
Speaker 13: think they think that's above them. You know, doing well,
Speaker 13: you know, roofing job anything like the one caller said,
Speaker 13: I do agree as far as framing, flat work, roofing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 13: I imagine they're taking a lot of jobs that if
Speaker 13: people would just you know, buckle down, they could have
Speaker 13: those jobs. But yeah, well.
Speaker 3: Patrick, appreciate the call. It's going to be so front
Speaker 3: center because it's real now. I mean, Donald Trump appointed
Speaker 3: today Tom Holman to be borders are There's never been
Speaker 3: a more perfect person for any particular job on this planet.
Speaker 3: And Americans are going to be very pleased because every
Speaker 3: decent human can agree with what Trump and Homan are
Speaker 3: about to do. They're going to start with people here illegally,
Speaker 3: you have committed other serious crimes. All of us should
Speaker 3: be able to agree one hundred zero that those people
Speaker 3: should be rounded up and deported. The people who've committed
Speaker 3: other serious crimes while here I legally, everybody's going to
Speaker 3: be better off for it. And that's where he's going
Speaker 3: to start. I think it'll be unifying for America. But
Speaker 3: here's Tom Holman taking down AOC. This hearing I think
Speaker 3: was back in maybe twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: Here it is.
Speaker 7: I spoke to the President elect on the phone forty
Speaker 7: eight now Christmas victory.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is not AOC that much. I know. Here's
Speaker 2: AOC and we found.
Speaker 14: A memo dates back to April twenty third of twenty eighteen,
Speaker 14: where there was an official recommendation to quote pursue prosecution
Speaker 14: of all amenable adults who cross our border quote illegally,
Speaker 14: even though this applied to legal asylum seekers in practice,
Speaker 14: including those presenting with a family unit between ports of
Speaker 14: entry and coordination with DOJ. Here is the memo that
Speaker 14: I would like to submit to the Congressional record. It
Speaker 14: is the Memorandum for the Secretary from Homeland Security, April
Speaker 14: twenty third, twenty eighteen, subject increasing prosecutions of immigration violation objection.
Speaker 2: The plot thickens here and so.
Speaker 14: I looked at this memo and it seems like this
Speaker 14: is the source of it. And it seems as though,
Speaker 14: mister Homan, that you are the author. No, no, it
Speaker 14: says here from yourself.
Speaker 8: And Michaeleanan and Francis cisna. Is this correct? Did you
Speaker 8: sign the memo?
Speaker 2: Fight out to see.
Speaker 8: I'd be happy to provide it.
Speaker 3: She thinks she's Columbo's very dramatic, and we'll provide it over.
Speaker 14: But I would like to note that here it says
Speaker 14: the official recommendation there were three different options presented. The
Speaker 14: third included the option for family separation. This initiative would
Speaker 14: pursue prosecution of all amenable adults, including those presenting with
Speaker 14: a family unit.
Speaker 2: So now Tom Hopeman has his.
Speaker 8: Say, mister Holman, your name is on this. Is this correct?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 4: I signed that memo, So you.
Speaker 14: Are the author of the family separation.
Speaker 8: Paula.
Speaker 2: I'm not the author this memo.
Speaker 8: You're not the author, but you signed the memo.
Speaker 4: Yes, a zero tolerance memo.
Speaker 14: So you provided the official recommendation to Secretary Nielsen on
Speaker 14: family for the United States to pursue family separation.
Speaker 15: I gave Secretary Nielsen numerous recommendations on how to secure
Speaker 15: the border and save lives.
Speaker 14: But it says here that you gave her numerous options,
Speaker 14: but the recommendation was option three, family separation.
Speaker 15: I'm saying this is not the only paper where were
Speaker 15: given the Secretary numerous options to secure the border and
Speaker 15: save lives.
Speaker 14: And so the recommendation of the many that you recommended,
Speaker 14: you recommended family separation.
Speaker 15: I recommend to zero tolerance.
Speaker 8: Which includes family separation.
Speaker 15: The same as is wherever US citizen parent gets arrested
Speaker 15: when they're with a child.
Speaker 2: And he takes it from there and she is not pleased.
Speaker 14: Zero tolerance was interpreted as the policy that separated children
Speaker 14: from there.
Speaker 15: If I get arrested for DUI and I have a
Speaker 15: young child in a car, I'm going to be separated.
Speaker 15: When also a police officer in New York and I
Speaker 15: arrested a father for domestic violence, I separate that, mister Homer,
Speaker 15: with all.
Speaker 14: Due respect, legal assylies are not charged with any crime when.
Speaker 2: You're in the country.
Speaker 15: Legalist violation eight United States Cold thirteen twenty five.
Speaker 8: Seeking asylum is legal.
Speaker 15: Do you want to seek as Simon, go through the
Speaker 15: port of entry, do it the legal way. The Attorney
Speaker 15: General of the United States has made that clear.
Speaker 3: Okay, and then she just kind of folded after This
Speaker 3: guy is perfect for this job, and I Trump is
Speaker 3: off to a very fast start just with appointments across
Speaker 3: the board.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we've got a lot to dive.
Speaker 3: Into and tell you about some developments in the Colorado
Speaker 3: Secretary of State front as well.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Nobody's Perfect five. What is that music?
Speaker 4: Let's rust a route from the nineties.
Speaker 6: Kelly claims she doesn't remember it, but I think she does,
Speaker 6: and the song is entitled send Me on my.
Speaker 2: Way, Oh okay, thank you.
Speaker 6: Like all the illegals are going to go byebye, okay,
Speaker 6: send them on their way.
Speaker 3: And actually, I mean we all know that not all will, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, Tom Holman, great choice. We agree on that
Speaker 3: tremendous choice by President Trump, right, and love that he's
Speaker 3: going to start with criminal illegal aliens, and those would
Speaker 3: be people who came into the country illegally and then
Speaker 3: committed other serious crimes, or people who came into the
Speaker 3: country unvetted and had serious criminal histories where they came from, which.
Speaker 6: I can give you a third category that things very
Speaker 6: important that we've not talked about today.
Speaker 4: Illegals who crossed.
Speaker 6: The border did so illegally and are simply drawing off
Speaker 6: the government dime and not contributing a damn thing to
Speaker 6: our society, not conforming to our society, not assimilating to
Speaker 6: our society, not working in our society, just taking all
Speaker 6: the benefits of our societies.
Speaker 3: I mean, and that that goes to and we don't
Speaker 3: have time to play it all out now. But obviously
Speaker 3: the Trump plan starts, as it must, with criminal illegal immigrants,
Speaker 3: and then part of the Trump plan is based on
Speaker 3: self deportation. To Ryan's point is, you know, cutting off
Speaker 3: government benefits for you know, folks who are just here
Speaker 3: living off the government benefits. So there are multiple layers today.
Speaker 3: My only point is, and I think that everybody who's
Speaker 3: thought it through or had time to study it recognizes
Speaker 3: that that President Trump is not talking about and they're
Speaker 3: not going to try to do and if they did
Speaker 3: it as a practical metriate, it wouldn't work deporting every
Speaker 3: single person here illegally, including those who have lived peacefully,
Speaker 3: those who are working productively, etc. And listen, it's wrong
Speaker 3: to come into the country legally. Nobody's arguing that, and
Speaker 3: I think there needs to be massive immediate action.
Speaker 2: As I've said for.
Speaker 3: Decades, close the damn border, and we owe it to
Speaker 3: every American citizen.
Speaker 2: It's immoral to leave it open.
Speaker 3: It's immoral to leave it open for all sorts of
Speaker 3: obvious reasons. And that's no reflection in most people's south
Speaker 3: to the border. It's just that the reality you're going
Speaker 3: to get some criminals in with everybody else, and you're
Speaker 3: going to have raped and dead and brutalized Americans because
Speaker 3: of that, you cannot justify that. And then obviously, you
Speaker 3: know Democrats don't care about all these people they're luring.
Speaker 2: Up to the border.
Speaker 3: So many women are women are raped, so many children
Speaker 3: are trafficked. All Democrats, meaning the secular left in power,
Speaker 3: sees or future votes. So all I'm saying is is
Speaker 3: Trump is going to do something historically great here by
Speaker 3: chasing down and deporting criminal illegals.
Speaker 2: This country needs that. At the same time, he's going
Speaker 2: to lock down the.
Speaker 3: Border, and then he's going to cut off some of
Speaker 3: the types of benefits Ryan was referring to, and you know,
Speaker 3: seek self deportation that way. But I do want to
Speaker 3: address this question first Veterans Day. Thank you again to
Speaker 3: all the veterans for letting us have this life and
Speaker 3: being able to do a radio show like this. We
Speaker 3: started the show with a tremendous veteran, Gabe Evans, who
Speaker 3: just was a black Hawk helicopter pilot, and then he
Speaker 3: just won this very important race in CD eight.
Speaker 2: You can hear that interview at four oh six.
Speaker 3: But we have a Texter who says, Dan just looked
Speaker 3: on Custom's website. Looks like there were eighteen thousand convictions
Speaker 3: in twenty three of non citizens. Why are you saying
Speaker 3: hundreds of thousands for this reason? These are this statistics
Speaker 3: from ICE that non detained illegal immigrants who have committed
Speaker 3: other serious crimes four hundred and twenty five thousand, four
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty one convicted criminals and two hundred twenty
Speaker 3: two thousand, one hundred and forty one with pending criminal charges.
Speaker 3: Those include sixty two, two hundred and thirty one convicted
Speaker 3: of assault, fourteen thousand, three hundred and one convicted of burglary,
Speaker 3: fifty six thousand and five thirty three with drug convictions,
Speaker 3: thirteen thousand, ninety nine convicted of homicide, fifteen thousand, eight
Speaker 3: hundred and eleven sexual assault convictions. Is it has been
Speaker 3: immoral for this nation to not use every resource at
Speaker 3: its disposal to track down every single one of those
Speaker 3: criminal illegals who have committed other crimes here and get
Speaker 3: them out of the country immediately. That must happen, and
Speaker 3: now under Trump it's going to happen. And you combine
Speaker 3: that with low down the border right away doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that nobody else can ever come in. It just means
Speaker 3: there has to be vetting, has to come in a
Speaker 3: way that makes sense to the country. You're going to
Speaker 3: see a dramatic improvement in this nation right away, and
Speaker 3: that's great for the nation and great for public safety.
Speaker 3: It's also some of the main beneficiaries are going to
Speaker 3: be the folks who are here illegally and are living
Speaker 3: peaceful lives because they're all so often preyed upon by
Speaker 3: this criminal element. But start with the criminal element. Every
Speaker 3: decent person should be able to agree on that. Ken
Speaker 3: and Firestone, welcome to the show.
Speaker 9: Well, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Hey, I'm a
Speaker 9: faith based guy, so my viewpoint my comments will come
Speaker 9: from that viewpoint. First of all, I'm thankful, very thankful
Speaker 9: that as a nation, a US citizen, that the election
Speaker 9: outcomes came to where it was. I believe that we
Speaker 9: probably had to go through those four years to I
Speaker 9: think that timing is perfect. That's from a lot of aspects,
Speaker 9: but one thing I am is much ashamed of our
Speaker 9: Colorado outcome because we basically through through a constitutional amendments
Speaker 9: that basically said no to a god that is our
Speaker 9: gain both physical and spiritual life through a newborn life
Speaker 9: and life between a man and a woman. But I
Speaker 9: am encouraged by some of the spots elp inroads, the
Speaker 9: momentum maybe turning point as you as you mentioned and
Speaker 9: point those possibilities even since the Rocky Mountain Heights by
Speaker 9: the game of four years ago. And with regard to
Speaker 9: those inroads, you know, Trump has made some of those
Speaker 9: in Colorado and I'm encouraged by that. But I think
Speaker 9: that maybe he should. One comment is from the tactical standpoint,
Speaker 9: he should, especially since our state government has already circle
Speaker 9: of wagons on opposing him on everything.
Speaker 3: And my friend, the music means we've got in the show.
Speaker 3: So thank you for your call.
Speaker 9: Quick last thought, Oh yeah, I think you should keep
Speaker 9: Space Command here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, I agree, and you should put.
Speaker 9: The BLM headquarters back in Grand Option.
Speaker 2: Ken. Do appreciate the call.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, tremendous job behind the glasses always Kelly,
Speaker 3: you are human sunshine epitomized. Thank you for being here today.
Speaker 3: Please join us tomorrow on the Dan Kaplis Show.