Speaker 1: The world may be on the brink of war between
Speaker 1: Israel and Iran? Will the United States join that conflict?
Speaker 1: I've got experts here to discuss. Plus, the entire country
Speaker 1: is watching the Battle for Los Angeles Ray John, We've
Speaker 1: got key polling data regarding the political fallout. Plus Congressman
Speaker 1: Andy Biggs drops by after a big hearing with the
Speaker 1: sanctuary state governors.
Speaker 2: It's all next to the Matt Gates Show. Let's do this.
Speaker 2: We're shaking up Washington, d C. We're breaking the fever.
Speaker 3: Do you haven't watch this guy on television?
Speaker 2: It's like a machine.
Speaker 4: He's great, Matt Gates.
Speaker 1: Is the United States on the verge of war with
Speaker 1: the Islamic Republic of Iran? It seems to be a
Speaker 1: question we've asked ourselves since about.
Speaker 2: The mid nineties.
Speaker 1: President Trump was asked recently about a move to reduce
Speaker 1: the number of military dependents in the Middle East. This
Speaker 1: is usually a precursor to increased hostilities or even war.
Speaker 1: Listen to his ominous answer, how.
Speaker 5: Do US dependants of the military?
Speaker 4: Personelity Barber.
Speaker 6: That's the same thing.
Speaker 1: Tensions between the United States, Iran, and Israel are escalating,
Speaker 1: centered on Iran's nuclear program and potential military escalation of
Speaker 1: the various proxy groups that Iran is funded that get
Speaker 1: in all kinds of trouble with the United States and
Speaker 1: Israel all around the world and the Middle East. The
Speaker 1: IAEA Board formally centered Iran on June twelfth for failing
Speaker 1: to cooperate with nuclear inspectors. In response, Iran announced new
Speaker 1: underground enrichment sites and advanced centrifuge rollout. Israel is reportedly
Speaker 1: fully ready to strike Iran's nuclear facilities.
Speaker 2: They could do this.
Speaker 1: Unilaterally, and the United States is bracing for fallout throughout
Speaker 1: the Middle East. The United States intelligence indicates that Israel
Speaker 1: may proceed without coordination with the United States that could
Speaker 1: derail nuclear talks.
Speaker 2: It's difficult to negotiate while bombs are in the air.
Speaker 1: Iran's defense minister warns that any attack Israeli or American
Speaker 1: will prompt strikes on US military basis in the region. Simultaneously,
Speaker 1: Iran has fortified key air defenses around nuclear sites and
Speaker 1: deployed advanced anti air systems. A sixth round of US
Speaker 1: Iran nuclear talks is set to continue in Oman, but
Speaker 1: both sides remain far apart Iran's refusing to halt in Richmond,
Speaker 1: and the United States is unwilling.
Speaker 6: To allow it.
Speaker 1: A strike on Iran could trigger a swift regional reaction
Speaker 1: retaliatory IRAQS attacks by Iran on US basis and vessels,
Speaker 1: including other groups being activated like Hezbollah and other militants
Speaker 1: throughout the Middle East. War with Iran would be a
Speaker 1: terrible idea. It would divide Trump's coalition and cost America
Speaker 1: our credibility and our treasure. President Trump should let his
Speaker 1: outstanding team of negotiators work a deal. If an accord
Speaker 1: cannot be achieved, he should return to maximum pressure, which
Speaker 1: worked keeping Iran constrained during his first administration. To be clear,
Speaker 1: this is all Joe Biden's fault. He enriched Iran because
Speaker 1: he was obsessed with involving America in the war between
Speaker 1: Russia and Ukraine that spiked fuel prices. So Biden unclenched
Speaker 1: the grip on Iran and Venezuela. But Trump doesn't have
Speaker 1: to follow Israel into war with Iran just because President
Speaker 1: Biden was asleep at the wheel. Trump should do what
Speaker 1: Trump does best, utilize leverage, make a deal.
Speaker 2: Backed by might to protect America.
Speaker 1: The Bushes believed that America had to play referee in
Speaker 1: the deserts of the Middle East. That was costly, foolish,
Speaker 1: and probably created more terrorists than we vanquished. America first
Speaker 1: led by President Trump, is better than that. We are
Speaker 1: the Movement for Peace.
Speaker 2: Joining us now.
Speaker 1: Member of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, Ali
Speaker 1: SAFAVII and executive director of the American conservative magazine Kurt Mills. Kurt,
Speaker 1: I've talked with a lot of administration officials today who
Speaker 1: share our worldview. Some are concerned that the hawk are
Speaker 1: salivating over the prospect of direct US involvement.
Speaker 2: In war with Iran. How are you reading the administration's moves?
Speaker 5: I think the administration to an extent is at the
Speaker 5: mercy of it's alleged ally Israel. I mean, right now,
Speaker 5: it appears that this is being driven by the Netnahu
Speaker 5: cabinet and not the Trump cabinet. Now that doesn't mean
Speaker 5: that the US is powerless. It doesn't mean that Trump's perilous,
Speaker 5: far from it. But this is being driven by the
Speaker 5: Netnahu administration in Jerusalem that wants to play spoiler on
Speaker 5: a negotiated settlement to the Iran issue.
Speaker 7: In Oman.
Speaker 5: And you know, I think that Trump has said again
Speaker 5: just basically overnight here that he is committed to negotiations
Speaker 5: on this and that he is committed to no nuclear
Speaker 5: weapons in Iran, and those are the core core goals
Speaker 5: here and we shouldn't lose sight of them. The question
Speaker 5: is will the Israelis act independent of the US, because
Speaker 5: the US has already made clear thanks but no thank
Speaker 5: on a coordinated strike.
Speaker 2: It does seem as though Israel is prepared to do that.
Speaker 1: According to a lot of open source reporting alixe Fav
Speaker 1: what would happen in the Middle East if Israel had
Speaker 1: a direct unilateral strike on Iran?
Speaker 8: Well, of course that's an hypothetic word it what can
Speaker 8: I directly answer it before anything happened. But my point
Speaker 8: is that the unwarnished tool see the international community, he
Speaker 8: had an obligation, and I think it is obviously very concerned,
Speaker 8: legitimately concern that the Iranian regime nuclear weapons program poses
Speaker 8: a dangerous threat.
Speaker 4: And its essential threat not turning to the people that.
Speaker 8: Iround, go to the region, and of course to the
Speaker 8: Internet community. I think any agreement that is starts short
Speaker 8: of full dismantlement of iransdom to the weapons program, the
Speaker 8: end of enrichment in Iran, the end of the missile
Speaker 8: program is not going to prevent Iran from getting the bomb.
Speaker 8: Perhaps over the past thirty years, the EU three have
Speaker 8: engaged in countless negotiations with every Iran and we're back
Speaker 8: at square one. And I don't think anybody wants any
Speaker 8: kind of contin in the region.
Speaker 4: There is no need for that.
Speaker 8: I don't think the dichotomy is between a war and
Speaker 8: a deal.
Speaker 4: I think there's a third.
Speaker 8: Option, which the leader of the Imnion opposition said right
Speaker 8: Guaty has articulated, which is invest in Iranian people and
Speaker 8: the organized resistance.
Speaker 4: And in fact, in a hearing that she attended in
Speaker 4: February of this year.
Speaker 8: And the House, she said, we don't need boots on
Speaker 8: the ground, we don't need any financial support.
Speaker 4: All that international community has.
Speaker 8: To do is to recognize the right during people to
Speaker 8: self determination.
Speaker 4: And quite frankly, I believe that it is.
Speaker 8: Absolutely correct to insist zero enrichment as for our region
Speaker 8: is concerned. Look just the last Tuesday when we heal
Speaker 8: a very very important site of the Caveat plan, which.
Speaker 4: Is far more advanced than the one.
Speaker 8: That they abandoned in two thousand and three after NCR
Speaker 8: revealed that the AMA plan, and that clearly shows that
Speaker 8: the molas are active in weaponization, in research in high
Speaker 8: explosive explosions on missile warhead and naturally the world can
Speaker 8: understand by them that then get the weapon. It will
Speaker 8: be a terrible mistake to have the world's most dangerous
Speaker 8: weapon and the hangs up the world's most dangerous state.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: President Trump made mention of his desire to deprivate Iran
Speaker 1: of a nuclear weapon. Let's let's play that clip won't
Speaker 1: get reactionally outside.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't want to say eminent, but it looks
Speaker 3: like it's something that could very well happen. Look, it's
Speaker 3: very simple, not complicated. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 3: Other than that, I want them to be successful. I
Speaker 3: want them to be traumed will help them be successful.
Speaker 3: We'll trade with them, We'll do whatever is necessary.
Speaker 1: So, Kurt, are you more optimistic about these negotiations in Oman?
Speaker 1: It seems though President Trump wants to make the space
Speaker 1: for that.
Speaker 2: At the same.
Speaker 1: Time, Iran's position they're going to continue in enriching seems
Speaker 1: to be frustrating.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I am optimistic. I have remained optimistic throughout this process.
Speaker 5: When negotiations started in early April. I mean, I think
Speaker 5: that the phrasing there, the clause other than that, was
Speaker 5: very telling. Nuclear weapon is the goal. You know, my
Speaker 5: co panelist here referenced, I think, a panoply of goals.
Speaker 5: He referenced no nuclear weapon, he referenced, no enrichment of
Speaker 5: uranium whatsoever. He referenced no missile program. Those are separate initiatives.
Speaker 5: And so I mean, if the goal is basically to
Speaker 5: completely defang Iran militarily, the Iranians aren't going to agree
Speaker 5: to that, so we shouldn't negotiate at all. But if
Speaker 5: the goal is no nuclear weapon, the Iranians have publicly
Speaker 5: stated again and again, and I mean the Iranian FOREM
Speaker 5: Minister himself is seemingly aping MAGA language the way he
Speaker 5: posts saying that if you want a deal on no
Speaker 5: new their weapon, they'll sign tomorrow. So I think, I mean,
Speaker 5: that's the key question here, and I think is the
Speaker 5: goal here really no nuclear weapon or is it regime
Speaker 5: changed in Iran? And I take my co panelist point
Speaker 5: that it's not necessarily a strict binary, but the reality
Speaker 5: is funding a resistance bombing Iranian nuclear sites. You know,
Speaker 5: if this was done to the United States, we would
Speaker 5: treat it as an active war, and the Iranian state
Speaker 5: will do that. No matter what you think of the
Speaker 5: Iranian State, they will treat it as an active war.
Speaker 5: We will be in war if we do that.
Speaker 1: Kurt, I want to stay with you because you made
Speaker 1: mention of the role Israel was playing in potentially dragging
Speaker 1: the United States into a war that President Trump clearly
Speaker 1: doesn't want to be involved in. How do the United
Speaker 1: States national security figures around President Trump right now liberate
Speaker 1: the United States from seemingly the you know, the ambitions
Speaker 1: of Israel that would advance even without our cooperation.
Speaker 5: Look, I think has been a long time coming. I mean,
Speaker 5: obviously the US was critical in Israel's founding, and basically
Speaker 5: every US administration since the late forties has had to
Speaker 5: deal with this. But the reality is going forward, Israel,
Speaker 5: especially under this government, is increasingly isolated, and the US
Speaker 5: is burning incinerating political capital on the global stage defending
Speaker 5: every single elast atrocity that the Israeli government is currently behind.
Speaker 5: And I think it's very clear, you know, even President Trump,
Speaker 5: who has come back from quite a bit ten years
Speaker 5: of political camp of a political career, presidential career, you know,
Speaker 5: one hundred indictments, convictions, re election. If he a sents
Speaker 5: to every whim of net Yahoo, this will be his presidency.
Speaker 7: George W.
Speaker 5: Bush had a lot of ideas too, and once he
Speaker 5: got involved in the Middle East, that's all anyone remembers
Speaker 5: him for. And Trump has made an entire career of
Speaker 5: stiff arming the Bush wing. He's got a stiff arm
Speaker 5: net Yahoo on this initiative if he wants to do
Speaker 5: everything that he wanted to accomplish in this second term alike.
Speaker 8: Obviously, as I said, nobody wants more in the Middle East.
Speaker 8: And clearly the invasion of Iraq was one of the
Speaker 8: greatest strategic blunders of the US administration.
Speaker 4: But remember, even if tomorrow.
Speaker 8: The Aminian regime says I will abandon on my nuclear
Speaker 8: weapons program, is that enough? What about the egregious human
Speaker 8: rights violation in Iran? What about the Iran supposed to
Speaker 8: protects across them at least, what about the whole host
Speaker 8: of terrorism that it has been conducting on European soil
Speaker 8: and also in America. I think the nuclear issue cannot
Speaker 8: be addressed in the peacefield peacemeal fashion. We call that
Speaker 8: the Oma Obama administration. When it started JCPOA, it said,
Speaker 8: let's deal with a nuclear issue, then we will deal
Speaker 8: with the other aspects of Irans Maliane behavior.
Speaker 4: What happened. First of all, did you CBA was signing?
Speaker 8: It did not stop Iran from advancing it complete weapons program.
Speaker 4: This is not what we say.
Speaker 8: Look at the report by the IAH that just came
Speaker 8: out on May thirty.
Speaker 4: First, I cannot confirm that.
Speaker 8: Iran's weapon Iran's look program does not have an organization aspect.
Speaker 8: So I think this whole issue, the issue of Iran's
Speaker 8: human rights by Nations one thousand and thirty three thousand,
Speaker 8: one thirty three, the thirty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I understand there's a long litany of complaints. I
Speaker 1: share them. I expressed them a lot in Congress. The
Speaker 1: question is when you're not going to address all those
Speaker 1: those at one time. I think that's going to be
Speaker 1: a challenge. I'll give you the last but.
Speaker 5: Look at look look at the look at the approach
Speaker 5: to this issue.
Speaker 4: You cannot separate them.
Speaker 1: And we'll see, really will unfortunately amount of time. But
Speaker 1: I do think that It's going to be interesting to
Speaker 1: see the extent to which President Trump prioritizes the nuclear
Speaker 1: issue over some of those that were previously raised. Ali
Speaker 1: Safavi and Kurt Mills, thank you both for coming on
Speaker 1: and sharing your expertise.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: Coming up, we've got Congressman Andy Biggs of Arizona. He
Speaker 1: was in a big hearing today where sanctuary state governors
Speaker 1: had to defend their records. It got feisty, and we
Speaker 1: bring you there after a break.
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Speaker 1: Sanctuary State governors were summoned to the House of Representatives
Speaker 1: Oversight Committee today. They defended the absurd policies that have
Speaker 1: frustrated immigration enforcement and put federal law enforcement in danger.
Speaker 1: The hearings got testy quickly, with Housewhip Tom Emmer lighting
Speaker 1: up Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz over his own tweets.
Speaker 10: Your Attorney general is directing law enforcement to a nor
Speaker 10: Ice immigration detainers. Do you agree with the Attorney general's guidance?
Speaker 11: Well, Congressman, it's good to see you again and thank
Speaker 11: you for being here. First, I would say, is my
Speaker 11: job as governor of Minnesota is to make Minnesota the
Speaker 11: best state?
Speaker 10: And then do you agree with the Attorney General's guidance?
Speaker 11: Congressman? What I would say on this is is that
Speaker 11: Minnesota follows all laws.
Speaker 10: It's a very easy question.
Speaker 6: If you're not.
Speaker 10: If you claim you're not a sanctuary state, you just
Speaker 10: I guess you just claim that you support policies. You're
Speaker 10: not a sanctuary state, but you support policies that prevent
Speaker 10: ice from doing their job.
Speaker 11: Congressman, isn't that right? That is incorrect. Congressman, we fall
Speaker 11: the same laws when while we're in the Minnesota House.
Speaker 11: The law has not changed.
Speaker 10: If you'll allow me, I've got limited time. Well that's
Speaker 10: what you tweeted, by the way, sir, on May twenty third,
Speaker 10: twenty eighteen, you tweeted, quote, I support policies that keep
Speaker 10: law enforcement from enforcing federal laws close quote.
Speaker 2: New York representative at least.
Speaker 1: Dephonic didn't hold back either, when she confronted a clueless
Speaker 1: New York Governor Kathy Hochel about crimes illegal immigrants committed
Speaker 1: in the in the Empire State.
Speaker 12: These our high profile cases. New Yorkers know about them
Speaker 12: and you don't. So let's talk about Sebastian Zubpita Khalil.
Speaker 13: Do you know who that is? I don't have those
Speaker 13: specific details at my disposal.
Speaker 12: Known well, this is an illegal migrant in New York
Speaker 12: because of your sanctuary state policies. Do you know what
Speaker 12: crime he committed?
Speaker 13: I'm not familiar at this moment.
Speaker 12: I bet you're going to be familiar when I remind
Speaker 12: you he found a sleeping woman on the subway, lit
Speaker 12: her on fire, and burned her alive. This is in
Speaker 12: Kathy Hochel's New York and as I'm sure you are aware,
Speaker 12: and I'll remind you that ICE issued an order to
Speaker 12: detain this violent criminal, but that was rejected by New
Speaker 12: York officials due to sanctuary state laws. Now, do you
Speaker 12: know who Raymond Rojas Basilio is.
Speaker 13: I just want to say this, these crimes are horrific.
Speaker 12: Because a door, because of your SA free state policy.
Speaker 13: In all of these cases, we would work with ice
Speaker 13: to you did not in this case.
Speaker 2: That might have been a sneak peek.
Speaker 1: At the twenty twenty six New York governor's race on
Speaker 1: the West Coast, however, US Senator Alex Padilla decided to
Speaker 1: skip the pleasantries and decorum and went right for confrontratation
Speaker 1: with DHS Secretary of Christy Nome at a press conference
Speaker 1: she held earlier today.
Speaker 2: I'm Senator Alex Padia.
Speaker 14: I have a questions for the Secretary because the fact
Speaker 14: of the matter is a half a dozen iming criminals
Speaker 14: that you're both.
Speaker 7: Hitting on your on your head off.
Speaker 13: How many of our I say, thats have been docked
Speaker 13: for the unor beauty.
Speaker 4: They have been targeted.
Speaker 2: What a display.
Speaker 1: Putting a fine point on the whole matter was Representative
Speaker 1: Andy Biggs of Arizona, who made clear the criminal behavior
Speaker 1: of these governors it's certainly certainly impacting the country in
Speaker 1: a negative way. He dressed down Illinois Governor J. B.
Speaker 1: Pritzker during the hearing you.
Speaker 15: Do violate the law. You are sanctuary cities, and every
Speaker 15: one of you sitting there, if you don't know that
Speaker 15: by now, you should know it walking out of here,
Speaker 15: that you are actually committing a federal crime every time
Speaker 15: someone does that, because you don't have the authority under
Speaker 15: federal law or under the Constitution to negate even a
Speaker 15: civil warrant for someone who's violated a federal offense when
Speaker 15: you get a detainer notice joining.
Speaker 1: Us now, Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs. So, Congressmen, were you
Speaker 1: surprised that these Democrat sanctuary governors weren't more willing to
Speaker 1: embrace their sanctuary status and instead try to nitpick about
Speaker 1: specifics and charges in particular cases.
Speaker 15: Not really, because the entire country this is a ninety
Speaker 15: ten issue now and they want to get away from
Speaker 15: the ten percent who support the sanctuary cities. But they
Speaker 15: can't help themselves, Matt. They can't help themselves. So they're
Speaker 15: going to defend but they're going to defend it in
Speaker 15: the silliest ways possible. And like Governor Waltz, both both
Speaker 15: Tom Emmer and myself trying to get him to just
Speaker 15: admit whether he agrees with his own Attorney General or
Speaker 15: disagrees with him on the sanctuary city policy that that's
Speaker 15: being imposed in Minnesota, and he refused to answer that
Speaker 15: question to either one of us.
Speaker 1: You're running for governor of Arizona, Katie Hobbs has functionally
Speaker 1: made Arizona a sanctuary state. I think what was really
Speaker 1: revealing about this hearing is it showed the damage a
Speaker 1: governor can do to the laws, to law enforcement cooperation.
Speaker 1: What was your big takeaway about about really how damaging
Speaker 1: some of these actions have been.
Speaker 15: Well, what happens is a sanctuary city policy damages everything
Speaker 15: from your society, your culture, your rule of law, so
Speaker 15: that in dangers virtually everything including your economy and culture.
Speaker 15: And the reality is this has been one of the
Speaker 15: biggest issues in the last probably thirty years domestically, and
Speaker 15: that is this allowing of illegal aliens to come in
Speaker 15: and to the tune of Matt probably fifteen twenty million
Speaker 15: people and they don't want to assimilate per se. And
Speaker 15: it actually, as Victor Davis Hanson says, it's going to
Speaker 15: have long term generational consequences, and a lot of that
Speaker 15: is simply because the governors refused to enforce the federal
Speaker 15: law that they could have enforced.
Speaker 1: We're seeing some of that damage play out in the
Speaker 1: battle for Los Angeles right now. What's your reaction to
Speaker 1: the riots that you're seeing in California.
Speaker 15: Well, this is just like you say, it's evidence of
Speaker 15: the bad Biden policy. And what you're seeing is, by
Speaker 15: the way, a Mexican senator, the National Senator, said that
Speaker 15: this is an evidence that they want to reconquista, that
Speaker 15: they want to take, retake and conquer California and Arizona.
Speaker 15: That's what they're talking about. And when I say that,
Speaker 15: I'm talking about basically this failure, this failure of the
Speaker 15: rule of law. And so that's why you have these
Speaker 15: people taken over the streets. It's not a peaceful protest.
Speaker 15: I don't care what Nancy Pelosi or anybody else says.
Speaker 15: This is an adversarial riot. It is because they're basically
Speaker 15: carrying the flags of the state of Mexico. You could
Speaker 15: make the case that this is an insurrection man something
Speaker 15: that Democrats seem to know about.
Speaker 1: It does seem There are two California politicians in a
Speaker 1: competition to see who can get arrested the most quickly.
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom is begging Trump or any federal official to
Speaker 1: arrest him, and Senator Padilla didn't want I guess Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom to be first in line there, and so he
Speaker 1: had this very bizarre confrontation with DHS Secretary Nome, who
Speaker 1: was giving a briefing. Refused to be compliant with law enforcement.
Speaker 1: What's your reaction to a fellow lawmaker getting slapped around
Speaker 1: by federal law enforcement? As Secretary Nome was briefing.
Speaker 15: Bad choices bring bad consequences. This guy, Alex Padilla, you
Speaker 15: can see him, and the video that you guys are showing,
Speaker 15: you don't catch the beginning where he's actually moving with
Speaker 15: alacrity to Christi nom who's speaking at the podium, and
Speaker 15: he's getting there and he's yelling, and the first thing
Speaker 15: you can actually hear that's discernible is a secret Service
Speaker 15: saying sir, backup, Sir back up, and he refused to
Speaker 15: back up. In fact, he pushes and jostles, he won't stop,
Speaker 15: and then he then the Democrats want to say, oh
Speaker 15: my gosh, he was abused, Well you know who abused him.
Speaker 15: He did because he made a choice to go after
Speaker 15: Christi Nome in a quite frankly threatening way. And by
Speaker 15: the way, why Secret Service supposed to know who Alex
Speaker 15: Padi is? You know, he's he was basically in a point,
Speaker 15: he's Senator Matt and he's not showing any idea. He's
Speaker 15: just saying I'm the senator. Well, anybody can say I'm
Speaker 15: just the senator. I met Gates, right, Andy Biggs, it
Speaker 15: doesn't matter. Anybody can say that he made a bad choice.
Speaker 1: When he wasn't wearing his pin, a point that was
Speaker 1: made by FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino's that's the way
Speaker 1: federal lawmakers signify that they aren't just part of the crowd,
Speaker 1: but indeed of times part of the proceedings. But in
Speaker 1: this case, Patio wasn't even part of the proceedings. It
Speaker 1: strikes me Connorson Biggs that Democrats just seem to be
Speaker 1: wanting to get that mug shot. They're like chasing the
Speaker 1: mug shot, and Lamonica mcgiver seems to be the one
Speaker 1: who gets it as a consequence of bodying up on
Speaker 1: ice agents and federal agents.
Speaker 2: But my question to you is is this the front
Speaker 2: end of the wave?
Speaker 1: Like, are we about to see a new rite of
Speaker 1: passage for Democrat lawmakers being some sort of physical altercation
Speaker 1: with the Trump administration.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I think it's just kind of isn't it. I mean,
Speaker 15: because that's all they have. I was thinking about this
Speaker 15: when mcgiver got indicted. I thought, you know, the reality
Speaker 15: is they don't have a leader. They don't have anybody
Speaker 15: who's leading them number one. Number two, they don't have
Speaker 15: a policy agenda that they can say, hey, look, this
Speaker 15: is what we're going to do. This is how we're
Speaker 15: going to change it, this is how we're going to
Speaker 15: push back on the Republicans. They're getting there, they're getting
Speaker 15: their can kicked all over the place. And the bottom
Speaker 15: line is it's now confrontation that and that's why that's
Speaker 15: why you got the riots, That's why you have this
Speaker 15: is a day of kings or whatever it is is
Speaker 15: coming up, and that's why you get people like Alex
Speaker 15: Padillah charging the podium.
Speaker 7: White Why do that?
Speaker 15: I mean, seriously, it was a press conference. When she's
Speaker 15: done talking, he could have said, man, you know, I'm
Speaker 15: I'm I'm us Senator Alex padilla I have a couple
Speaker 15: of questions.
Speaker 2: He chose just wanted to make a scene.
Speaker 1: He just wanted to make a scene, and they want
Speaker 1: to show that they're willing to get physical, which is
Speaker 1: actually a pretty frightening and dangering message and signal. They're
Speaker 1: saying to the rioters out in the streets. Let's get
Speaker 1: to the business of Capitol Hill. This recisions legislation passed
Speaker 1: the House. Russ vote was on our program last evening
Speaker 1: and he said, this is just the first in a
Speaker 1: series coming from.
Speaker 2: The White House.
Speaker 1: What would you suggest to the White House be included
Speaker 1: in their next decisions package.
Speaker 15: I would suggest that they take off some more of
Speaker 15: those subsidies from the Green New Deal.
Speaker 2: I think that would be good.
Speaker 15: I think that there's some other programs like World Health Organization,
Speaker 15: like you know, just start taking off some of those
Speaker 15: multilateral institutions that hate us that we end up funding.
Speaker 15: You got to get rid of some of that stuff,
Speaker 15: in my opinion, and basically you've got to keep expanding
Speaker 15: it and get more and make this bigger.
Speaker 7: Matt.
Speaker 15: We barely passed that today and it wasn't even ten
Speaker 15: billion dollars, and it was what I considered to be
Speaker 15: low hanging fruit MPR and some of the American aid
Speaker 15: by why is this hard?
Speaker 1: This was supposed to be the low hanging fruit eight
Speaker 1: billion dollars, ten billion dollars. We go that much more
Speaker 1: into debt every day, and Congress acts like it is
Speaker 1: pulling teeth to cut just that much money.
Speaker 2: Why is this so hard?
Speaker 1: And what was the rationale from the Republicans who wouldn't
Speaker 1: vote for these basic spending cuts.
Speaker 15: Well, some of them just said, oh my goodness, we've
Speaker 15: got to stay with with NPR. We have to do it.
Speaker 15: We've got constituencies that want that. I actually heard somebody
Speaker 15: say some of these Yeah, I know, it's hard to believe,
Speaker 15: and this is just craziness. The other and I actually
Speaker 15: heard somebody talking about we have to make sure that
Speaker 15: so this USAIE USAID stuff, some of it really has
Speaker 15: a positive diplomatic impact and it can help give make
Speaker 15: us more peaceful around the world. And China's buying people
Speaker 15: up and so countries up. So we got to do it.
Speaker 15: I mean to me that, Tom, I mean, China is
Speaker 15: also about to collapse economically. They're probably ahead of us
Speaker 15: on the collapse the curve. But golly, we've got to
Speaker 15: start fixing our own country. That's the important thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's amazing that there is a constituency still for
Speaker 1: USAID and four NPR in the Republican Conference, and we
Speaker 1: hope that a little more common sense is able to
Speaker 1: infect the team. Andy Biggs of Arizona, thanks so much
Speaker 1: for fighting on Capitol Hill against some of those crazy
Speaker 1: governors today.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Thanks, Matt, good to be with you.
Speaker 1: And coming up, there was tragedy in India as an
Speaker 1: airplane crash left hundreds dead.
Speaker 2: We've got Dave Shol here.
Speaker 1: He's a former air Force accident investigator and he'll break
Speaker 1: down what went wrong in this tragic flight.
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Speaker 1: Mugs, tragedy strikes and a metabod India. As you just
Speaker 1: saw an Air India boeing seven eighty seven Dreamliner crash
Speaker 1: just minutes after takeoff. It was bound for London Gatwick.
Speaker 1: Over two hundred souls perished in the deadliest aviation disaster
Speaker 1: since nineteen ninety six. The plane slammed into a medical
Speaker 1: college dining hall, killing at least five students, with two
Speaker 1: hundred and four bodies recovered. Miraculously, one survivor emerged from
Speaker 1: the burning wreckage of the aircraft, a British national named
Speaker 1: vishwash Kumar Ramesh. He managed to walk away from the
Speaker 1: craft and is currently hospitalized for impact injuries. Imagine that
Speaker 1: the one person who survived, his name was vish Thick.
Speaker 1: Smoke chokes the wreckage and firefighters are battling the inferno.
Speaker 1: Now Prime Minister Modi is leading a nation in mourning.
Speaker 1: Boeing is scrambling for answers on their Dreamliners first fatal crash.
Speaker 1: Our hearts are with the families, but questions loom. Was
Speaker 1: this mechanical failure or human error or something else? Joining
Speaker 1: us now? Former Air Force accident investigator, retired commercial pilot
Speaker 1: and military instructor pilot David schol.
Speaker 2: So, Dave, tell us, what are you seeing in this takeoff?
Speaker 16: Matt good to be with you again. I just as always,
Speaker 16: I hate the circumstances when we talk on. I think,
Speaker 16: as you look at the two videos that have come
Speaker 16: out from this accident, it's very telling what's going on,
Speaker 16: and I think initially what I'm drawn to.
Speaker 7: And as you roll.
Speaker 16: This one, pay close attention as the aircraft rotates and
Speaker 16: just as it's leaving the ground, you'll see dustin debris
Speaker 16: from the wingtip vortices that'll be coming shortly right there,
Speaker 16: those wing tip foard seas are rolling off the wing
Speaker 16: and usually you only get that kind of dust and
Speaker 16: debris at the departure in and approach into the runways. Now,
Speaker 16: this particular runway is eleven thousand, five hundred feet long,
Speaker 16: but it has the option you'll enter in a single taxiway,
Speaker 16: and at that point this is very, very depressing to watch.
Speaker 16: So as I look at that video, I want to
Speaker 16: know where exactly did the pilot begin his takeoff role,
Speaker 16: because if he began the takeoff role right where the
Speaker 16: taxiway enters the runway, he's only utilizing less than half
Speaker 16: of the runway available, so he would needed to have
Speaker 16: made a left hand turn go to the end of
Speaker 16: the runway execute a one point eighty in order to
Speaker 16: utilize the full runway length available. So I'd like to
Speaker 16: know exactly where he began the takeoff roll. If he
Speaker 16: began it short, then I think that's what we're seeing here,
Speaker 16: is he's getting at the end of the runway and
Speaker 16: he doesn't have the necessary energy to continue the climb because,
Speaker 16: as you'll see in this video, he's going to top
Speaker 16: out about approximately four hundred feet AGL. But as we
Speaker 16: watch this video, the thing that I notice first off,
Speaker 16: the landing gear never retracts normally after takeoff. As the
Speaker 16: copilot's making his calls, he'll call V one, then rotate,
Speaker 16: pilot will initiate the back pressure to begin the takeoff,
Speaker 16: and as the aircraft begins to lift off into the air,
Speaker 16: the copilot's looking at the altimeter and the vertical velocity
Speaker 16: indicator and he'll call out positive rate. At that point,
Speaker 16: the captain should have been calling out gear track, gear up,
Speaker 16: but we never see that happening. So something's going on
Speaker 16: right now that breaks their normal habit patterns because the
Speaker 16: landing gear stays down throughout Wondering what happened, what causes
Speaker 16: the distraction in the cockpit, and two things I'm looking
Speaker 16: at is what is the flap configuration on this aircraft?
Speaker 16: And then what again is the power setting? And then
Speaker 16: this one looks like this individual took it out of
Speaker 16: as the airplane was going by his apartment. And as
Speaker 16: we look at further video analysis, we're going to be
Speaker 16: able to highlight what exactly the flap setting is. Normal
Speaker 16: flaps for the seven eighty seven in this situation would
Speaker 16: be a flaps five setting That means about fifteen degrees
Speaker 16: a flap and about one half the leading edge device.
Speaker 16: And what that allows him to do is to get
Speaker 16: airborne and to continue to climb and to accelerate. And
Speaker 16: what we're seeing here in this aircraft is we look
Speaker 16: at this video, it's difficult to tell, but it almost
Speaker 16: looks like he has a clean wing. Looks like there's
Speaker 16: no leading edge devices or very little trailing edge devices
Speaker 16: that are deployed. So we could have a situation where
Speaker 16: they take off, they don't have the necessary lifting devices
Speaker 16: out to achieve achieve flight at this air speed, nor
Speaker 16: do they have the thrust. We see the aircraft top
Speaker 16: out right there, and now it's a foregone conclusion on
Speaker 16: what's going to happen. They're beginning a slow, straight ahead
Speaker 16: stall back into the ground and the flight itself. The
Speaker 16: individual that survives said, yeah, after about thirty seconds after takeoff,
Speaker 16: I heard a loud bang. And I think the loud
Speaker 16: bang that he's hearing is when they hit the nearby
Speaker 16: hostile hotel at adjacent to the hotel.
Speaker 1: So what is the ground speed that an aircraft like
Speaker 1: this needs to be able to achieve to have sufficient
Speaker 1: energy to continue to climb, And if indeed that speed
Speaker 1: wasn't achieved, presumably that would be the type of thing
Speaker 1: that investigators would be able to ascertain very quickly.
Speaker 16: Right absolutely, And as the crash investigators, and they're first
Speaker 16: going to want to get a hold of the black boxes.
Speaker 16: And with these smart aircraft these days, it was as
Speaker 16: we saw in the Malesia and the Malaysian aircraft, about
Speaker 16: every thirty seconds, these aircraft are downlinking data via satellite
Speaker 16: and it may be going directly to Boeing or to
Speaker 16: one of their servers, but they're already collecting a great
Speaker 16: deal of information. We'll know what the air speed was
Speaker 16: at liftoff, We're going to know what the flap settings were,
Speaker 16: and we're going to know exactly how fast the aircraft got.
Speaker 16: But to your question, now, this aircraft was probably right
Speaker 16: around five hundred thousand pounds. It was an eight hour flight,
Speaker 16: well within the capabilities. So based on what their cargo
Speaker 16: load was, they were pretty full with regard to the passengers,
Speaker 16: but they shouldn't have had a full takeoff load in
Speaker 16: terms of fuel, so they should have been well within
Speaker 16: the limits of what this aircraft would do. So one
Speaker 16: thing I would also want to look at is the
Speaker 16: takeoff and landing data that the company data links to
Speaker 16: the aircraft just before the departure. It'll tell them what
Speaker 16: their gross weight is, how much fuel they're carrying, how
Speaker 16: many passengers, But most importantly, for the given conditions, and
Speaker 16: we can see in that video it's a beautiful summer
Speaker 16: day there, we have light winds out of the south
Speaker 16: southwest approximately eight knots. It's about eighty five degrees. So
Speaker 16: it will tell the flight crew what the necessary flap
Speaker 16: setting is, and that's going to be critical. Did they
Speaker 16: enter the data appropriately and then did they set the
Speaker 16: flaps appropriately. They could have had the option for a
Speaker 16: flaps one, and if they had set a flaps one
Speaker 16: and they were expecting to get a flaps five that
Speaker 16: could explain what happened here in terms of when they
Speaker 16: got into.
Speaker 1: Relations to this DAVE, because I wonder with this type
Speaker 1: of flight pattern, would there be any warnings that the
Speaker 1: pilots would have received that would have given an opportunity
Speaker 1: to get out of this situation or one.
Speaker 2: Once they hit that.
Speaker 1: Stall in the middle of their climb, there was really
Speaker 1: nothing they could do.
Speaker 16: That's a great question. And the first indication that I
Speaker 16: think about is on the flight management system. When they
Speaker 16: are data linked the takeoff and landing data, they have
Speaker 16: to properly load which computations are going to use, and
Speaker 16: then the onboard computers know what flap setting to look for.
Speaker 16: So it would have been difficult for them to have
Speaker 16: take off with the wrong flap setting if they entered
Speaker 16: the data correctly.
Speaker 4: So that leads me.
Speaker 16: To believe that they may have inadvertently entered the wrong
Speaker 16: takeoff and landing data which led to the wrong flap setting,
Speaker 16: which led to a failure of the computer to tell
Speaker 16: them you don't have the right flap set. Then once
Speaker 16: they got airborne, like you said, they would have got
Speaker 16: several indications about pending stall, they would have got the
Speaker 16: indicator will come out and it would have told them
Speaker 16: stall stall. Then you would have gotten the artificial stick.
Speaker 16: So now you're getting the vibrations in the cockpit via
Speaker 16: the stick shaker to tell them they are approaching the stall,
Speaker 16: and then they would have gotten into the full stall,
Speaker 16: and then at that point they're just along for the ride. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Wow, Dave Schult, Well, thank you for bringing your expertise.
Speaker 1: Obviously this is a terrible tragedy. We'll continue to cover
Speaker 1: it and just yeah, I'm looking forward to having you
Speaker 1: on when we can discuss something other than an aviation disaster.
Speaker 1: But you do bring a unique skill set to helping
Speaker 1: us understand it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, my friend. Thank you, Matt.
Speaker 16: I appreciate time. Look forward to seeing you again.
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles, California, remains a mess. Downtown storefronts, including national brands,
Speaker 1: have faced flash mob style vandalism and looting, prompting a
Speaker 1: swing toward felony charges under new law enforcement policies. Hundreds
Speaker 1: have been arrested for violating a curfew, but we doubt
Speaker 1: any of them will face a real consequence, But there
Speaker 1: may be consequences politically for the failed left. The battle
Speaker 1: for Los Angeles is showcasing the Democrat politicians, when pressed,
Speaker 1: will side with the rioters over law abiding people. We've
Speaker 1: been covering the tactical nature of this battle closely, but
Speaker 1: we wanted to zoom out this evening and look at
Speaker 1: how public sentiment was reacting to the frightening images we've
Speaker 1: been seeing of the riots. Only about a third of
Speaker 1: us adults support the riots. That's actually a really high number.
Speaker 1: It's according to a survey published in the Independent, there
Speaker 1: are considerably more Americans who disapprove. Public sentiment about the
Speaker 1: LA unrest sharply polarized among political lines. The Republicans, Democrats,
Speaker 1: and independents have different interpretations of these events as they're
Speaker 1: seeing them. A strong majority of Democrats actually support what
Speaker 1: they're seeing. Polls show roughly sixty to seventy percent of
Speaker 1: Democrats approve or support the LA rioters. Republicans overwhelming the
Speaker 1: side against these riots and in favor of a hardline
Speaker 1: response pulling fines. Over three quarters of Republicans oppose the
Speaker 1: reaction to the ice raids that they're seeing from these
Speaker 1: organizers and rioters.
Speaker 2: But in my home state.
Speaker 1: Of Florida, Sheriff Wayne Ivy made it crystal clear that
Speaker 1: the lawless behavior exhibited in LA will not be tolerated
Speaker 1: on his watch.
Speaker 17: If you block an intersection or a roadway in Brivarc County,
Speaker 17: you are going to jail. If you flee arrest, you're
Speaker 17: going to go to jail tired, because we are going
Speaker 17: to run you down and put you in jail. If
Speaker 17: you try to mob rule a car in Brevard County,
Speaker 17: gathering around it, refusing to let the driver leave our county.
Speaker 17: You're most likely going to get run over and dragged
Speaker 17: across the street. If you spin on us, you're going
Speaker 17: to the hospital and in jail. If you hit one
Speaker 17: of us, you're going to the hospital and jail and
Speaker 17: most likely get bitten by one of our big, beautiful
Speaker 17: dogs that we have here. If throw a brick, a
Speaker 17: fire bomb, or point a gun at one of our deputies,
Speaker 17: we will be notifying your family where to collect your
Speaker 17: remains at because we will kill you graveyard dead. We're
Speaker 17: not going to play.
Speaker 2: That is the answer.
Speaker 1: That is the way you won't see these problems in
Speaker 1: Sheriff Ivy's County. Take note, California. This is the reason
Speaker 1: you live like you do. There's a reason Floridians like
Speaker 1: me find your ways so foreign. Now, let's see what
Speaker 1: the rest of the country is thinking. Joining us now
Speaker 1: ahead of polling and operations at Rasmussen reports Mark Mitchell. So, Mark,
Speaker 1: thanks for joining me again on the program. Tell us
Speaker 1: about public sentiment around these riots.
Speaker 7: I don't know what the Democrats are doing.
Speaker 14: This is the most insane thing I understand standing on
Speaker 14: maybe a forty percent issue because it's the right thing.
Speaker 14: But Gavin Newsom is doubling down on something that less
Speaker 14: than ten percent of people want. Less than ten percent
Speaker 14: of people say that it's not at all important to
Speaker 14: deport criminal, illegal aliens. And I've been calling this out
Speaker 14: for years, the increasing will in America for massive deportations.
Speaker 14: It's one of the reasons Donald Trump won. And guess what,
Speaker 14: over the last couple of weeks, with all of these
Speaker 14: riots getting into the news, and finally with cars burning
Speaker 14: all over LA, Trump's numbers are now going up. He's
Speaker 14: been kicking around roughly net plus one, net plus two
Speaker 14: approval rating. He was net plus eight today, fifty three
Speaker 14: percent approval, forty five percent disapproved. Astounding numbers, way way
Speaker 14: way better than Joe Biden ever did in the last
Speaker 14: couple of years.
Speaker 7: So I just don't know why they're doing it.
Speaker 1: We've seen these images take over America's television screens. When
Speaker 1: President Trump was engaged in aggressive immigration enforcement during his
Speaker 1: first term, it was mothers being separated from children that
Speaker 1: seemingly got endless coverage. This seems to be something different.
Speaker 1: How do you think it'll affect those independent.
Speaker 7: Voters, Oh, independence are in for this.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, They're right with Republicans massively supporting deportations and listen,
Speaker 14: this is an economic issue. Part of the problem is
Speaker 14: the oppression that happened under Joe Biden basically stole the
Speaker 14: American dream.
Speaker 7: People. This is blowback.
Speaker 14: This is not in the same country that had a
Speaker 14: tear in its eye when it saw the picture of
Speaker 14: Ilian Gonzales and so quite frankly, all these images on
Speaker 14: the news I think are just going to stoke public
Speaker 14: sentiment more. This is law and order and it's what
Speaker 14: people voted for when.
Speaker 1: We get down to the math on control of the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives. You know, and I know it often
Speaker 1: runs through swing seats in blue states, in California and
Speaker 1: in New York. And look, these riots probably aren't coming
Speaker 1: to Florida because they wouldn't flourish there. They're probably not
Speaker 1: going to rural Tennessee. But you are seeing this activity
Speaker 1: from downtown Los Angeles spread to places like New York
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Do you think that there could be a
Speaker 1: more focused political impact in some of the blue states
Speaker 1: and swing districts that determine who will be the next
Speaker 1: peak of the House.
Speaker 7: Oh, absolutely. I think the Summer of Love.
Speaker 14: Listen, right, a month after the Summer Love, only thirty
Speaker 14: five percent of people thought it was mostly peaceful protests.
Speaker 7: Nobody brought bought the mainstream media lies.
Speaker 14: And look at all the places over the last four
Speaker 14: years that move massively to the right, New York State,
Speaker 14: New Jersey, California. California was about thirty points to Biden,
Speaker 14: then this time around, it was about twenty points to
Speaker 14: Kamala Harris. So California moved ten points to the right.
Speaker 14: And that's after the thirty eight percent of the state
Speaker 14: voted to recall Gavin Newsom. And we've had a fire,
Speaker 14: a massive fire in LA since then, and so I
Speaker 14: think California is probably drifting even more right. And this
Speaker 14: is not going to help the Democrats. So again, I
Speaker 14: really wonder why they are an absolute lock step on this,
Speaker 14: basically backing ten twenty percent issues that most of America
Speaker 14: just absolutely hates.
Speaker 1: We saw the sanctuary state policies really put on trial
Speaker 1: in two ways today in the halls of Congress, where
Speaker 1: sanctuary state governors were answering tough questions, but then also
Speaker 1: on the streets of Los Angeles, where you were having
Speaker 1: LAPD not really know what to do when federal law
Speaker 1: enforcement would call nine to one one or have challenges.
Speaker 1: Do you think that in a lot of these dispositive
Speaker 1: races for the House, for the Senate, sanctuary city policies
Speaker 1: will be put on trial as a top issue in
Speaker 1: the issue matrix.
Speaker 14: We are in the field right now pulling on sanctuary cities,
Speaker 14: but I'm pretty sure that America is going to be
Speaker 14: massively against it. One of the toughest tests we did,
Speaker 14: we gave people the choice of just one hundred percent
Speaker 14: amnesty candidate and one hundred percent deportation candidate. Deport every
Speaker 14: single legal alien. One hundred percent deportation wins fifty five
Speaker 14: to thirty five every time we try, and that's the floor.
Speaker 14: All the numbers of anything less aggressive are all higher
Speaker 14: than that they have been for years, and they're going
Speaker 14: to keep going up.
Speaker 1: What is the principal advice you would give any frontline
Speaker 1: candidate in a swing district on the Republican side as
Speaker 1: all this is playing out around.
Speaker 7: Us, stand for something.
Speaker 14: Lean into the MAGA agenda because it's a gift, in
Speaker 14: my opinion, to the Republican Party. It's something that America
Speaker 14: wants it's even more popular than Trump is.
Speaker 1: Mark Mitchell, the head of polling and operations at Rasmussen.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for joining us and sharing all the
Speaker 1: key data that's going to be driving the balance of power.
Speaker 7: Great to be here, Matt.
Speaker 1: Thanks and coming up, there is major drama in Washington,
Speaker 1: DC tonight over who is invited to the Congressional picnic.
Speaker 2: I break it all down next.
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Speaker 18: Great time of the year in the summer. My family
Speaker 18: comes up. My son and daughter in law and grandson
Speaker 18: are coming up because we were going to the White
Speaker 18: House picnic. But I've just been told that I've been
Speaker 18: uninvited from the picnic. I think I'm the first Senator
Speaker 18: in the history of the United States to be uninvited
Speaker 18: to the White House picnic. The White House is owned
Speaker 18: by the taxpayers. We all are members of it. Every
Speaker 18: Democrat will be invited, every Republican will be invited. But
Speaker 18: I will be the only one disallowed to come on
Speaker 18: the grounds of the White House. I just find this
Speaker 18: incredibly petty. I mean, I have been, I think, nothing
Speaker 18: but polite to the President. I have been a intellectual opponent,
Speaker 18: a public policy opponent, and he's chosen now to uninvite
Speaker 18: me from the picnic and to say my grandson can't come.
Speaker 7: To the picnic.
Speaker 18: I just just the level of immaturity is beyond words.
Speaker 18: I just I you know, I've been here long enough
Speaker 18: that if anybody has ever followed me, I've been a
Speaker 18: critic of Obama, I've been in a critic of Biden.
Speaker 18: I've been in a critic of the previous drum but
Speaker 18: in a I think a reasonable fashion along policy. And
Speaker 18: so they've decided they wanted to declare war on my
Speaker 18: family and exclude us.
Speaker 6: From the White House.
Speaker 18: And I just think it's incredibly petty, and I hope
Speaker 18: someone will ask them some questions about how they've decided
Speaker 18: to sink to this step.
Speaker 7: Well, was the explanation given to you? No explanation.
Speaker 18: We're just not welcome, but you have to get a ticket,
Speaker 18: and we've always gotten tickets. I mean, I've been to
Speaker 18: ten White House picnics. There's like Easter egg rolls, there's picnics.
Speaker 7: This is for Congress, And I think what's.
Speaker 18: Particularly galling about it is, I don't know if this
Speaker 18: came from the president on down. Let's hope not, but
Speaker 18: if not, it's coming from his petty staffer. And we've
Speaker 18: always gone to the Christmas parties, whether it was a
Speaker 18: Republican or a Democrat, We've gone to the egg roll
Speaker 18: We like the stuff. We like going to celebrate stuff
Speaker 18: in our nation's capital with our family. And I don't know,
Speaker 18: it's just I think a really sad day.
Speaker 1: We are against the war on Rand Paul's family, and
Speaker 1: we believe that man should be allowed to go to
Speaker 1: the picnic. I was Kentucky Senator Ran Paul and he
Speaker 1: wants to go. We think he should be able to.
Speaker 1: After all, Rand and his family are wonderful people. They
Speaker 1: are exactly the type of intellectual opponents that you would
Speaker 1: want at your picnic, even if you disagree with them.
Speaker 1: I can confirm that Rand Paul does attend the picnics.
Speaker 1: He even attended when Biden was president. I saw this
Speaker 1: clip and I was reminded that, in fact, during the
Speaker 1: last administration, I went to the White House picnic with
Speaker 1: Senator Rand Paul and Mike Lee and their lovely spouses.
Speaker 1: The White House Picnic is a story tradition, and it's
Speaker 1: needed given the geography and climate of Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Just as summer peaks out, it's nice for lawmakers to
Speaker 1: get a chance to break the dreariness that swallows up
Speaker 1: our nation's capital during the winter. Washington is usually so gray, drab,
Speaker 1: soul sucking. Especially for this Florida man, the White House
Speaker 1: Picnic has a tendency to brighten up the place with children, games, barbecue,
Speaker 1: and a little watermelon feta salad. If I remember correctly,
Speaker 1: something about Rand's message didn't make sense to me because
Speaker 1: President Trump loves hosting. He literally lives for it. When
Speaker 1: people come over to my house, it's work, it's a burden.
Speaker 1: President Trump loves to be surrounded by people, vibrants, entertainment,
Speaker 1: interesting crowds, and even those he disagrees with. See that
Speaker 1: guy over there, he's a real rhino, But sometimes he
Speaker 1: helps me with the left. President Trump used to say
Speaker 1: these things to me. He liked to point out senators
Speaker 1: at mar A Lago, but he would always welcome them,
Speaker 1: even when they were at political fisticuffs. President Trump doesn't
Speaker 1: mind being around people who take different viewpoints.
Speaker 2: He kind of revels in it.
Speaker 1: Remember that as a candidate he literally went to a
Speaker 1: competing parties convention to address them, and he powered through
Speaker 1: a mixed reaction.
Speaker 19: In the last year, I've been indicted by the government
Speaker 19: or ninety one different things. So if I wasn't a
Speaker 19: libertarian before, I sure as hell am a libertarian now.
Speaker 19: The Libertarian Party should nominate Trump for President of the
Speaker 19: United States.
Speaker 2: WHOA, that's nie, that snive. Only do that if you
Speaker 2: want to win. If you want to lose, don't do that.
Speaker 19: Keep getting you three percent every four years.
Speaker 1: Trump is a showman, a ring master, and he seems
Speaker 1: to get stronger the more lion taming he does. I
Speaker 1: have never known President Trump to disinvite someone as personally
Speaker 1: delightful as Senator Ran Paul he simply enjoys the act
Speaker 1: of hosting too much, even his enemies. We end tonight
Speaker 1: on an inclusive and warm note. Senator Paul and his
Speaker 1: family will get to go to the White House picnic.
Speaker 2: Trump posted on.
Speaker 1: Truth of course, Senator Rand Paul and his beautiful wife
Speaker 1: and family are invited to the big White House party tonight.
Speaker 2: He's the toughest vote in the history of the US Senate,
Speaker 2: but why wouldn't he be?
Speaker 1: Besides, gives me more time to get his vote on
Speaker 1: the great, big, beautiful Bill, one of the greatest and
Speaker 1: most important pieces of legislation ever put before our senators
Speaker 1: and congressmen women. It will help to make America great again.
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing Rand. The party will be great.
Speaker 1: We hope everyone enjoys the picnic. That's all the time
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