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Speaker 2: Do you think the d DOJ should prosecute doctor Pacci?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, they prosecuted Peter Navarro, and they prosecuted
Speaker 3: Steve Bannon to very piece and people over something that
Speaker 3: essentially was never prosecuted before, and their are sort of
Speaker 3: telltale signs of similarity.
Speaker 4: And they went to jail for a number of months
Speaker 4: over something that they I said, one.
Speaker 3: Of the analysts said, they used to laugh at it
Speaker 3: in the Justice Department when something like that was referred.
Speaker 3: But Merrick Garland prosecuted two very decent people and sent
Speaker 3: them to jail. I wasn't president. I would have given
Speaker 3: him a partner in two seconds, but I wasn't.
Speaker 1: Was after I left.
Speaker 3: They waited till left. I left, and then they prosecuted
Speaker 3: these two people, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves.
Speaker 3: So when you see that happen, you sort of say,
Speaker 3: maybe he should. What he did is far more serious
Speaker 3: than a lot of crimes. Rankly, but they prosecuted two
Speaker 3: people with nothing like that has ever taken place before.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 1: Of course, President Trump welcomed to the I can't believe
Speaker 1: it's already Friday, but it is edition of both Nerbali's
Speaker 1: Rush Hour The Fast Hour in American media. Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: So much on the plate today, so much. I have
Speaker 1: a special request if you happen to be African American
Speaker 1: or you know somebody that is or getting a brown skin,
Speaker 1: a black or black or brown. You't have to be
Speaker 1: an African American, because that would also include Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: But if you happen to know somebody that is brown
Speaker 1: skin black. As the parliaments goes, and especially if they
Speaker 1: vote Democrat, I would love for you to get in
Speaker 1: touch with that person really quickly, like call them right
Speaker 1: now and tell them in about two minutes, we're gonna
Speaker 1: play something that they need to hear happening in the
Speaker 1: world of politics. So I'm gonna give you time to call.
Speaker 1: If you're black, to stay tuned. If you know somebody black,
Speaker 1: especially if they're a black liberal always arguing when you
Speaker 1: said about Mago or this or that or the have
Speaker 1: them just just tell them listen to him for just
Speaker 1: two or three minutes, and two or three minutes just listen.
Speaker 1: It'll only take a minute. We're gonna play something that
Speaker 1: pertains to black folks and Democrats, and so please acts.
Speaker 1: And you can say that I'm axing you if you
Speaker 1: know be you know, depending on where they were raised
Speaker 1: and how they were raised, if you say I'm asking
Speaker 1: you to do me a favor, it might help. Now,
Speaker 1: before we get to that, I'm gonna like I said,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wait before we get to that. Trump was
Speaker 1: also President. Trump asked if John Thune should be serve
Speaker 1: another term, listen to his h What do you mean, no,
Speaker 1: Carlos cut three? You know my heath Wait which cut?
Speaker 1: Cut three?
Speaker 6: Do you want through him to serve another term as leader?
Speaker 1: Do you think would you support him?
Speaker 3: Why don't I get into that necessarily.
Speaker 6: But why a lot of people are thinking about it.
Speaker 1: This is a big issue.
Speaker 3: I get along with him. It's unfortunate that he doesn't
Speaker 3: have the vote.
Speaker 6: Do you actually get along with him?
Speaker 1: I do, but you clearly I mean you have big disagreements.
Speaker 3: I do. I do have disagreements. I believe strongly in
Speaker 3: terminating the filibuster and by the way, getting Save America
Speaker 3: Act approved immediately, and about four hundred other things in
Speaker 3: every hour of every day. Boom boom boom. You get
Speaker 3: whatever you want, you'd get.
Speaker 6: Democrats would do it too, though, right, they'd get Well,
Speaker 6: they're going to do that.
Speaker 1: I don't they're going to do that. If they get in,
Speaker 1: they're going to do it very quickly. I mean, you're
Speaker 1: wrong on that one.
Speaker 6: We'll see they're going to do that so fast.
Speaker 1: And I now, uh, he also did this. Yes, black
Speaker 1: people alert is coming up. If you know somebody black
Speaker 1: has them tune in, especially a black liberal, we're gonna
Speaker 1: push it out. Give them time to find it, find
Speaker 1: the show. And if you happen to be black or brownskin,
Speaker 1: just and a liberal, especially Adam, I'm speaking with you.
Speaker 1: You need to hope Adam. In fact, we're gonna play
Speaker 1: this again tomorrow just to make sure everybody can hear
Speaker 1: it that needs to hear it. We're gonna play it
Speaker 1: today soon. Yeah, Adam, our friend Adam, because he's liberal,
Speaker 1: He's but but Adam's But I need Adam to hear this,
Speaker 1: and I hear I need so many other people to
Speaker 1: hear this. In the meantime, President Trump, you did you
Speaker 1: did you hear what what the Appeals Court did with
Speaker 1: the ballroom? Oh my my mind, this is a little
Speaker 1: let me refer to the BS bulletin and the Daily BS.
Speaker 1: We put a little bulletin out on this with just
Speaker 1: the major points before the big story, which runs seven
Speaker 1: eight pages. A divided federal appeals court blocked the above
Speaker 1: ground construction of Trump's four hundred million dollar White House ballroom.
Speaker 1: The majority of this appeals court two to one ruled
Speaker 1: that dramatic alterations to the quote unquote People's House require
Speaker 1: congressional authorization. Now they pause their own order fourteen days
Speaker 1: to allow the administration to seek Supreme Court intervention. I
Speaker 1: will tell you what makes no sense to this. If
Speaker 1: Donald Trump had said, yeah, we're gonna go do something
Speaker 1: to the Capitol, I could see the appeals court saying, no,
Speaker 1: you can't. You need congressional approval. Donald Trump leaves the
Speaker 1: executive Branch. The executive branch is the White House where
Speaker 1: it's headquartered. So this business about the People's House is
Speaker 1: certainly not in the Constitution at all. This argument that
Speaker 1: is the people's House is a bogus argument. He's the
Speaker 1: head of the executive branch. It is the executive branch
Speaker 1: house that is open to the public, as all government
Speaker 1: buildings belong to the people. Does that mean every the
Speaker 1: president can't order something on any building without presidential approval.
Speaker 1: This order makes no sense to me. Now they are
Speaker 1: saying he can install stuff the security that's below ground
Speaker 1: in anything necessary to cover it up, but you can't
Speaker 1: build the ball. The whole order is absolutely asinine in
Speaker 1: my point of view. From my point of view, but
Speaker 1: we shall see. In a dissent, Judge Naomi Rao, would
Speaker 1: Trump appoints? You said the preservation group that's challenging Donald
Speaker 1: Trump in court had no right to sue. The project
Speaker 1: was likely within the president's authority. And I think the
Speaker 1: ones that went against it, I know one way I believe. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Patricia Millet, an Obama appointee, and then brad Garcia, a
Speaker 1: Biden appointee, are the ones that ruled you can't do it.
Speaker 1: And Obama and a Biden appointee insane. Okay, are we
Speaker 1: ready to do this? Okay? Here we go. If you
Speaker 1: are black in this audience or brown skin, you refer
Speaker 1: to yourself any number of African American The names have
Speaker 1: changed since I was a kid. When I was a kid,
Speaker 1: they still call people like me negroes. That's long since gone.
Speaker 1: It went from Negro, then it went to black, then
Speaker 1: it went to African Afro American, then it went to
Speaker 1: and went back to black, and then it went to
Speaker 1: African American, and somewhere along the way it got to
Speaker 1: be peoples of color and persons of color, and then
Speaker 1: it went back to black again and then African American again.
Speaker 1: So it's, you know, it's been a struggle keeping up
Speaker 1: with it all, and then it's a bio bio something
Speaker 1: which is black and indigenous colored people, colored peep peeps.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the point is that if you are a
Speaker 1: Black American, if you are brown, you consider yourself Negro, black,
Speaker 1: Afro American, African American, black, person of color, black, African American. Again,
Speaker 1: any one of those pick pick pick which everyone makes
Speaker 1: you happy. I want you to please listen to the
Speaker 1: way that I'm thea rumman. El Sayad's friend, Hassan Piker
Speaker 1: thinks you of your role if you are black in politics. Now,
Speaker 1: remember a AOC has gone out there and pretty much
Speaker 1: kiss this guy's booty. All the Democrats role Kohana Rokahanna
Speaker 1: kisses this guy's booty. Eli Sayad himself says, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna get we have Debbie Washerman's Shultz today asked
Speaker 1: about el said when you hear her answer, But this
Speaker 1: is how his friend, his friend and supporter, Hassan Piker
Speaker 1: thinks cut seventeen about black people in the political arena.
Speaker 7: Whatuld black people care about? All black people care? Black
Speaker 7: people care about that? Like, shut the f up, that's
Speaker 7: not how politics works. Oh well, Hassan, how dare you
Speaker 7: like it or not black people care about this issue.
Speaker 6: It's like it's such a fucking stupid stance.
Speaker 8: Any other black folk want to engage in radical activist
Speaker 8: language in the chat suck?
Speaker 9: Yes, dude, it's because I'm racist. That's why. It's because
Speaker 9: I'm racist, dude. Go back to a better time when
Speaker 9: lynchings were happening. This is what I like as a
Speaker 9: black man. Are you always doing too much with black people?
Speaker 9: Leave them alone? I want to go back to.
Speaker 1: Lynching, like, I get it, But relax, man, shut the up. Okay,
Speaker 1: God damn you got me. Okay, you got me.
Speaker 6: Because I'm a racist person.
Speaker 1: This is a Hassan Piker. Let's go back to a
Speaker 1: better time when lynchings would happen. Let's go back to
Speaker 1: it by the way. He suggested, I'll have this tomorrow.
Speaker 1: It was too late to get this for the show.
Speaker 1: He suggested that Jews go back to Oshowitz Oschwitz. He
Speaker 1: did say it, I'll have that tomorrow. But this one,
Speaker 1: let's go back to a better time when black folks
Speaker 1: were being lych. If you're black, s s the f up,
Speaker 1: s my d and do all the rest of it,
Speaker 1: because who cares what you people think? Play it one
Speaker 1: more time, ladies and gentlemen. This is the friend of
Speaker 1: who he refuses to denounce. This is the friend of
Speaker 1: the man running for senate in Michigan. If you are black,
Speaker 1: Motown used to be your place in Destois. He's running
Speaker 1: Black folks still in Detroit. This is what Elsie's friend
Speaker 1: thinks of you. One more time? Would black people care
Speaker 1: about Oh? Black people care about this? Black people care
Speaker 1: about that? Like, shut the f up, that's not how
Speaker 1: politics works. Oh well, hassan, how dare you like it
Speaker 1: or not black people care about this issue?
Speaker 6: It's like, it's such a fucking stupid stance.
Speaker 8: Any other black folk want to engage in radical activist
Speaker 8: language in the chat?
Speaker 6: Suck? Yes, dude, it's because I'm racist.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 9: It's because I'm racist, dude. Go back to a better
Speaker 9: time when lynchings were happening. This is what I like
Speaker 9: as a black man. Are you always doing too much
Speaker 9: with black people? Leave them alone. I want to go
Speaker 9: back to lynching, like, I get it. But relax, man,
Speaker 9: shut the up. Okay, God damn, you got me. Okay,
Speaker 9: you got me. Because I'm a racist person.
Speaker 1: Go back to a better time when lynchings were happening,
Speaker 1: and the rest of it. I don't give up what
Speaker 1: black people want. Think mm hmm. And sharing it's it's Ed,
Speaker 1: it's Ed. I gotta admit Carlos, I gotta admit there's
Speaker 1: a reason he gets to be number one and sharing
Speaker 1: number one on the UK charts with his second studio
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Speaker 10: Now that he is the nominee, and now that he
Speaker 10: will be the focus nationally, I think for Republicans, what
Speaker 10: what do you want to hear from abdul say heading
Speaker 10: into November.
Speaker 7: Come on, Debbie, I'm not thinking about what I want
Speaker 7: to hear from a Do I say that because I
Speaker 7: represent a congressional district in Florida.
Speaker 5: But I was not hurting equal hurt people, then maybe
Speaker 5: if we're serious about ending the hurt, we should stop
Speaker 5: hurting people.
Speaker 7: I don't know what black people care about. Oh, black
Speaker 7: people care about this. Black people care about that. Like,
Speaker 7: shut the fuck up.
Speaker 6: That's not how politics works.
Speaker 7: Oh well, hassan, how dare you like it or not
Speaker 7: black people care about this issue.
Speaker 6: It's like it's such a fucking stupid stance.
Speaker 8: Any other black folk want to engage in radical activist
Speaker 8: language in the chat?
Speaker 6: Suck? Yes, dude, it's because I'm racist.
Speaker 11: That's why.
Speaker 9: It's because I'm racist, dude. Go back to a better
Speaker 9: time when lynchings were happening. This is what I like
Speaker 9: as a black man. Are you always doing too much
Speaker 9: with black people? Leave them alone? I want to go
Speaker 9: back to lynching, Like, I get it, But relax, man,
Speaker 9: shut the fuck up. Okay, God damn, you got me. Okay,
Speaker 9: you got me. Because I'm a racist person.
Speaker 5: Because if there is one question of a political philosophy
Speaker 5: that ought to animate us all is.
Speaker 1: What would we build?
Speaker 5: What would we do if we treated all of our
Speaker 5: kids like they were all of our kids?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what would we do? People have been yeah, oh
Speaker 1: you black people in politics, just just let's go back
Speaker 1: to a better time when lynchings were happening. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to imagine what the left's reaction would be if you
Speaker 1: pick a prominent Republican or conservative host, pick one, pick one,
Speaker 1: and imagine if that person said this on their podcast.
Speaker 1: It would be all over television. Every single mainstream outlet
Speaker 1: would be carrying it. This is what they think. They
Speaker 1: would be linking it to every other Republican that they
Speaker 1: can think of. But it's Hassan Piker, friend of Democrats,
Speaker 1: like ro Kahana, like AOC, friends of Elisad. So he
Speaker 1: can say whatever he wants to about black people, go
Speaker 1: back to a time when lynchings were happening, a better time,
Speaker 1: and it's okay, we'll be back. Folks don't go away.
Speaker 12: So I think there are issues that unified Democrats and
Speaker 12: then there are things that frankly divide them. I mean,
Speaker 12: I heard the gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin on CNN with
Speaker 12: Caitlin Collins saying, you know, she would abolish Thanksgiving, you know,
Speaker 12: because she thought it was, you know, a politically incorrect holiday. Well,
Speaker 12: I don't think you're going to get a whole lot
Speaker 12: of Americans excited.
Speaker 1: My favorite holiday.
Speaker 6: I would vote against on that basis alone.
Speaker 12: Yes, well, I think there are actually people who will
Speaker 12: vote against her on that basis and some of the
Speaker 12: other stuff. I mean, I look at the Democratic Socialists
Speaker 12: of America platform, and you know, some of it just
Speaker 12: seems completely ludicrous to me.
Speaker 1: That was David Axelrod, the guy that is largely responsible
Speaker 1: for helping Obama make it into the White House. Stone
Speaker 1: Democrat David Axelrod. Today we remember dt DT with Cooling
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Speaker 1: I've been following Cooling the Gang since their first album
Speaker 1: and man, oh man, Cooling the Gang still playing James
Speaker 1: Goldin slowly with you here, let us go to this
Speaker 1: very quickly. This is going to take a few minutes.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, more action. I love this cut one. This
Speaker 1: was at the White House earlier, and this is important.
Speaker 3: Okay, See, maybe you could discuss what we're dealing with
Speaker 3: on birthright citizenship. We had a very unfortunate decision in
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court concerning birthright was close, but a very
Speaker 3: very unfortunate decision.
Speaker 4: So we're making adjustments because it's very unfair.
Speaker 3: This was done for a different reason. This was done
Speaker 3: right after the Civil War.
Speaker 4: This was for the babies of slaves. And what's happening
Speaker 4: now people are building businesses around it from wealthy people
Speaker 4: are building businesses around birthright citizenship. That's not that we're
Speaker 4: we're supposed to work.
Speaker 3: It's a disgrace. They're buying their way in and we're
Speaker 3: not going to let it happen.
Speaker 1: So, Steve, if you will please yes.
Speaker 13: So today the President's signed these two executive orders here
Speaker 13: relating to birthright citizenship and birth tourism. As the President mentioned,
Speaker 13: the fourteen Amendment was passed exclusively in the aftermath.
Speaker 1: Of the Civil War, so to ensure that the children.
Speaker 13: Of slaves would these citizens. It had no other meeting
Speaker 13: and purpose outside of that. And that's here obviously since
Speaker 13: the day that it was passed. You can go back
Speaker 13: and you can read the congressional debate. This was not
Speaker 13: something that's even seriously contested by anybody. The President is
Speaker 13: using his authority as commander in chief to sign first
Speaker 13: and executive.
Speaker 1: Order using the new rule in the Supreme.
Speaker 13: Court issued to expand the definitions of people who are
Speaker 13: ineligible for birthright citizenship. That increasible for example, alien enemies
Speaker 13: in the United States, members and terrorist organizations, and r
Speaker 13: categories of people who lobby and act on behalf of
Speaker 13: foreign governments.
Speaker 1: And so we're taking this action.
Speaker 13: It ensures that large numbers of people who wrongly would
Speaker 13: be getting birthright citizenship will no longer be eligible for
Speaker 13: those benefits. The secondation that he's taking, which is especially historic,
Speaker 13: is for the first time ever in American history, to
Speaker 13: ban birth tourism. So once you really let that sink in,
Speaker 13: this has been talked about not only for years, but
Speaker 13: for the idea that people come here pretending to be
Speaker 13: a tourist, pretend to be a visitor, saying they want
Speaker 13: to go to Disneyland, want to go visit a monuments,
Speaker 13: or go to an action, But the real they're here
Speaker 13: is to have a child, to make that child with
Speaker 13: an automatic citizen leave our country and then have a
Speaker 13: US citizen child. It gives them access out of this
Speaker 13: broken system to welfare benefits, ultimates of voting, impoove, and
Speaker 13: all the efs and privileges that belong solely to Americans.
Speaker 13: So that practice of birth tourism is as of the
Speaker 13: signing of this order hereby band. And what that means
Speaker 13: is that no one in the world is any more
Speaker 13: allowed to obtain a visa for this fraudulent purpose. It
Speaker 13: is probably and President Trump has done many historic things
Speaker 13: on immigration, too many to listen now. Seal the southern border,
Speaker 13: shut record deportations, record integrity, stopping foreign terrorist entry, record
Speaker 13: reduction in drug seizures, dismantling the criminal cartels, dismantling the gangs. Right,
Speaker 13: everything he's done that has been so unprecedented. I would
Speaker 13: put this in the top three in terms of importance
Speaker 13: because it ends what has been one of the gravest
Speaker 13: and most agreed just abuses of the American system, and
Speaker 13: it keeps American citizenship sacred.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't wait for the lawsuits to start up
Speaker 1: on this one. Number one, you're gonna have two different
Speaker 1: sets of lawsuits. Thank you they much. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: this set of lawsuits that says, how dare him? You know,
Speaker 1: Stephen Miller said, nobody really argues about this. Really, yes
Speaker 1: they do. But now whether they're serious about it or not,
Speaker 1: they don't look at the Congression because He's right, it's
Speaker 1: in the congressional record. The intent was there, but even
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court didn't really I mean they acknowledged, but
Speaker 1: they didn't really delve into the intent of the Framers
Speaker 1: with this. And that's something that Clarence Thomas wrote about
Speaker 1: Justice Thomas. Now, the lawsuits are gonna be flying, especially
Speaker 1: on getting rid of birth tourism because how oh are
Speaker 1: you going to vet people that are here legitimately or illegitimately?
Speaker 1: That will be one of the issues that I guarantee
Speaker 1: you will be raised. Okay, back to this El Saya.
Speaker 1: Back to where the Democrat Party is. Remember Joe manchon
Speaker 1: fa senator with Virginia West, Virginia, Joe Manchin that seat
Speaker 1: that used to be held by Senator Bud Joe Manchin
Speaker 1: moved in, got that seat. I believe that was the seat.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure. So I'll have to go back and
Speaker 1: check that, but my first instinct says that was Senator
Speaker 1: Bud seat. And then Joe Manchin came in and got
Speaker 1: the seat from Senator Bud after Senator Bud passed away.
Speaker 1: So Joe Manchin left the Democrat Party and he was
Speaker 1: asked about why he left. Greta asked him. Greta Vancestrain asked,
Speaker 1: Joe mentioned, when did you when you when did you
Speaker 1: leave the Democrat Party? And cut nine? This is how
Speaker 1: send it to. Joe Manchin answered Greta on when he
Speaker 1: left the Democrat Party, why did you leave.
Speaker 3: The Democratic Party?
Speaker 14: When Greta, when people say I didn't leave the party,
Speaker 14: party left me, it's not that it just changed so much.
Speaker 14: The things that they were fixated on, the things that
Speaker 14: they believed, the things within the policy was things I
Speaker 14: did not understand, did not grow up with, and did
Speaker 14: not agree with. So I was just very open with him.
Speaker 14: I said, you know, you spend more time, more effort,
Speaker 14: more resources on able bodied people capable of working that
Speaker 14: don't work or won't work than those who do. You
Speaker 14: lost the working person because you forgot they're the ones
Speaker 14: that got you where you are and just just basic
Speaker 14: things that you know, border, my god, you have to
Speaker 14: have border control. You have to have a great defense,
Speaker 14: and you have to have police. Anyone in uniform should
Speaker 14: be praised and honored because they're putting themselves in harm's way.
Speaker 14: Those are the basic staples of good government, a good community,
Speaker 14: safe community, which is what we all want. They're coming
Speaker 14: over just all social. And then I said, if a
Speaker 14: person who's going to be running for office as a Democrat,
Speaker 14: they can't say that, I want strong border control, I
Speaker 14: don't want girl I don't want boys competing with girls.
Speaker 14: I'm not going to be supporting that at all. If
Speaker 14: they can't just say those basic social, common sense things,
Speaker 14: they're in trouble. They're going to be in trouble. And
Speaker 14: I just thought, you know what, I'm going to be
Speaker 14: a Democrat. I'm going to be an independent because I
Speaker 14: like both I like both parties. I like Democrats and Republicans,
Speaker 14: and I want to work with him.
Speaker 1: Man. I'll tell you what. Okay, let's move from there
Speaker 1: to a state senator in Michigan. She is the whip.
Speaker 1: You know what a whip is, Colors, you know what
Speaker 1: the whip does. Just think about the whip. What is
Speaker 1: a whip? Do you think? What do you think they
Speaker 1: do with a whip? Mm hmmm, I'm waiting. Well, that's
Speaker 1: not what she does. They've whipped the votes. They're the
Speaker 1: ones that try to make people get in line and
Speaker 1: whip the votes, which is why the whip the party whip. Okay,
Speaker 1: So State Senator Malary McMorrow is not only a state
Speaker 1: senator local states out there. She a whip. She got
Speaker 1: the whip in her hand and delicious sometimes with some people. Anyway,
Speaker 1: she was asked about Democrats, what's going on with Jewish voters?
Speaker 1: That's cut thirteen and hell is the whip?
Speaker 2: So one of Michigan's at top leaders at your attorney
Speaker 2: general at Dana Nessel, she's a Democrat. She also is Jewish.
Speaker 2: She had this to say recently about whether she would
Speaker 2: feel welcome attending the top democratic gathering in your state.
Speaker 2: Let's watch, we'll talk about it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not watch because it's chiro. Excuse me.
Speaker 2: I feel like my presence isn't going to be welcome,
Speaker 2: she said. I don't want to get chased around, I
Speaker 2: don't want to get harassed, I don't want to get
Speaker 2: yelled and screamed at I don't want to get food
Speaker 2: off the stage, irrespective of what I'm saying. And I
Speaker 2: believe that that if I go, that's what will happen,
Speaker 2: because it's been happening to me. This is her talking
Speaker 2: about the convention, and you know, I saw a clip
Speaker 2: where she said she doesn't feel like it's because people
Speaker 2: care that she's a woman, or care that she's gay,
Speaker 2: but they care that she's Jewish. Are Jews no longer
Speaker 2: welcome in the Democratic Party in Michigan? We have seen
Speaker 2: rising anti semitism And I even said at our last
Speaker 2: convention my my husband, who is Jewish.
Speaker 6: I mean an interfaid marriage and anti Semitics.
Speaker 14: Thirt was scream Day's face when.
Speaker 6: He was reading my five year old daughter.
Speaker 14: We have some healing to do here.
Speaker 1: We have some healing to do here. Anti Semitism on
Speaker 1: the rise in her party. Really, really, well, let's leave
Speaker 1: this segment with Vice President jd Vance explaining how we
Speaker 1: got to this state in America. That's cut five, and
Speaker 1: he is the Vice President, Ladies and gentlemen of America.
Speaker 6: Jd Vance, I think again, Laura, this is an important point.
Speaker 15: A lot of Americans look at this rising tide of
Speaker 15: socialism and say, how did.
Speaker 1: We get here?
Speaker 15: We got here by forty years of bipartisan leaders selling
Speaker 15: our industrial base to foreign countries, allowing low wage immigrants
Speaker 15: to come in and compete with Americans for jobs, by
Speaker 15: destroying the foundation of middle class. That's how you got socialism.
Speaker 15: How you fix that problem is by doubling down on
Speaker 15: Donald Trump's economic nationalism, not going back to the way
Speaker 15: We've done things.
Speaker 6: For the past fort sale.
Speaker 15: It's failed everywhere, child, everywhere it's tried, and it always
Speaker 15: leads to socialism. It always leads exactly where we are.
Speaker 15: The only way to get out of it is to
Speaker 15: double down on the economics of the past eighteen months.
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Speaker 1: down to Tahos, Ladies and gentlemen. The alternative General down
Speaker 1: there in Tahas, who's running to be the next Senator,
Speaker 1: had something to say about a legal mata that was
Speaker 1: adjudicated apparently in Texas today and here he is.
Speaker 10: Well, it is a landmark settlement in the Lone Star.
Speaker 10: State Attorney General Ken Paxton announcing a deal with Texas
Speaker 10: Children's Hospital comes after an investigation was opened back in
Speaker 10: twenty twenty three overclaims the hospital illegally provided transgender treatment
Speaker 10: to kids. As part of the settlement, the hospital must
Speaker 10: now create the country's first ever d transition clinic. Our
Speaker 10: senior correspondent Mike Tovid has all of the details.
Speaker 6: Hi, Mike and Aisha.
Speaker 16: Lawyers for the whistleblower in this Texas Children's Hospital case
Speaker 16: are using words like historic and unprecedented to describe the
Speaker 16: settlement that, as you mentioned, will now establish the nation's
Speaker 16: first d transition clinic. The settlement gives Texas Children's Hospitals
Speaker 16: three months to open that clinic and will provide free
Speaker 16: care to people who want to reverse gender reassignment procedures.
Speaker 16: It requires Texas Children to produce a public statement admitting
Speaker 16: that the hospital made false statements about the procedures done,
Speaker 16: fire five doctors who carried out gender transition procedures, and
Speaker 16: agree to never hire them again. The hospital is required
Speaker 16: to implement sweeping reforms, including trading healthcare professionals about the
Speaker 16: dangerous and illegality of gender transition procedures, commit to a
Speaker 16: permanent prohibition of such practices, and pay ten million dollars
Speaker 16: in FINESXA Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said the settlement
Speaker 16: is a resounding defeat for the radical gender ideology that
Speaker 16: has preyed on children under the guise of care.
Speaker 5: Other states. I don't care if the're Republican or Democrat
Speaker 5: will use this as a model, because we're talking about
Speaker 5: children here. We're talking about irrevocable changes to their body,
Speaker 5: whether it's surgery or chemical therapy or whatever it is.
Speaker 5: It's hard to undo some of the stuff, and certainly
Speaker 5: you know Texas Children is going to try, but we
Speaker 5: don't want to put children in that position.
Speaker 16: Now, a statement of Fox News Texas Children's Hospital. So
Speaker 16: the settlement is bringing this chapter to a close so
Speaker 16: we can focus our resources on life saving care and discoveries.
Speaker 16: The clinic will cover reverse gender transition care to both
Speaker 16: miners and adults who wish to go back to the
Speaker 16: gender that they were born with. People from out of
Speaker 16: state will be able to get treatment as well, and
Speaker 16: it will also cover services from surgery to fertility and psychotherapy.
Speaker 1: That this is huge. This, by the way, is going
Speaker 1: to set the left ideology of those involved in gender ideology.
Speaker 1: This is going to send them over the edge temporarily.
Speaker 1: They now have to, as you just heard, not only
Speaker 1: try to reverse what they've done to children who want
Speaker 1: it reversed. They had to admit that they were wrong publicly.
Speaker 1: They have to fire the doctors as you heard, that
Speaker 1: were involved in mutilating these children and pledge that they
Speaker 1: will never hire them again. And on top of that
Speaker 1: dish out ten million dollars in fines. And I guess
Speaker 1: what I'm what I understand from this is that they
Speaker 1: have to go back and offer this service without charging
Speaker 1: these people if they want to detransition these kids that
Speaker 1: were mutilated. So yes, my friends, this is a big deal.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to see how the left reacts to it.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe it's already Friday. Love and gratitude of
Speaker 1: my friends for you are being here with me, allowing
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