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Speaker 3: Thank you for listening. I want to start kind of
Speaker 3: where we ended in a previous hour of this program,
Speaker 3: of going through going through some of the sound bites,
Speaker 3: some of the clips of Trump talking with Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: This interview has garnered over one billion with a b
Speaker 3: one billion views. That's the as of right now, that
Speaker 3: by the time you hear this, depending on you know,
Speaker 3: when you listen or whatever. We've got a podcast that's
Speaker 3: on demand so people can listen to this. Who knows
Speaker 3: long into the future that number could be much higher.
Speaker 3: But one billion views of this interview absolutely incredible. That's
Speaker 3: in what thirty six or so hours from the time
Speaker 3: this thing finally posted. So we'll get to that before.
Speaker 3: Two things before we do. First, let me congratulate. Actually,
Speaker 3: you know what, I have some some sound effects here.
Speaker 3: Let's see what we got. Let's see what we got.
Speaker 3: I think this is the one I want. Yeah, there
Speaker 3: we go. Yes, that's right, Diet a little bit of
Speaker 3: a round of applause for the Biden Harris administration for
Speaker 3: finally getting finally getting president back to President Trump's inflation
Speaker 3: numbers after three and a half years, Reports are that
Speaker 3: the inflation rate has dropped below three percent for the
Speaker 3: first time since March of twenty twenty one, which is
Speaker 3: just about the last month before Biden's policies really started
Speaker 3: to kick in. This was only this was only about
Speaker 3: I mean, Biden took office in January January twentieth of
Speaker 3: twenty one, so January was I mean, he's only in
Speaker 3: office for eleven days. That's, by the way, as long
Speaker 3: as Trump was in office his first term. Before they
Speaker 3: started openly calling for his impeachment. So that's only I mean,
Speaker 3: we're only talking a couple of months, right, This inflation
Speaker 3: has not been below three percent since that point in time.
Speaker 3: So congratulations Biden Harris administration. You finally, after three and
Speaker 3: a half years, got it back to where it was
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Speaker 3: let's get back to this conversation between Trump and Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: They start to get into the inner we shared in
Speaker 3: a previous hour of the program. First and foremost, what
Speaker 3: happened with the attack, the d DOOS attack on X
Speaker 3: As this interview was set to go live. They don't
Speaker 3: want people hearing about well, they don't want people hearing
Speaker 3: directly from Trump, especially if it involves someone who is
Speaker 3: not antagonistic and argumentative and creating an adversarial situation and interview.
Speaker 3: And so that's what Musk was doing, just having a
Speaker 3: conversation with Trump. And so we talked about of course,
Speaker 3: just what happened as that interview started to be released
Speaker 3: with the d DOOS attack. We talked about Musks thoughts
Speaker 3: and comments and conversation with Trump about the attempted assassination
Speaker 3: of Trump which happened just one month ago July thirteenth.
Speaker 3: Now they're turning a little bit more towards policy. And
Speaker 3: by the way, I want to thank the vigilant Fox
Speaker 3: on Twitter at vigilant Fox on X, I should say,
Speaker 3: is the is the handle there? If you want to
Speaker 3: follow that account, That's where I'm using her. Well, I
Speaker 3: don't know his or her clips on to kind of
Speaker 3: summarize and discuss this this interview. So they're now turning.
Speaker 3: Musk and Trump are now turning the conversation towards policy.
Speaker 3: And so they're talking about the no tax on tips policy,
Speaker 3: which Trump has come out and several months ago and
Speaker 3: said he was going to do. And then Trump, of course,
Speaker 3: excuse me, Kamala, of course tries to act like it's
Speaker 3: her idea. The left does this on a regular basis,
Speaker 3: but nonetheless Trump calls them fake. But this is this
Speaker 3: is kind of the start of a discussion on policy.
Speaker 3: Musk talking with Trump on X on Monday night. Here
Speaker 3: is what they have to say about that.
Speaker 4: Your supportive of egal immigration, but that but we obviously
Speaker 4: need to shut down illegal immigration, and especially on bet
Speaker 4: at the illegal immigration because you you know, and that's
Speaker 4: that's not the same as saying that everyone who's a
Speaker 4: legal immigrant is bad. In fact, I think most people
Speaker 4: who are illegal immigrants are actually good. But you can't
Speaker 4: tell the difference unless there's a solid betting of who
Speaker 4: comes across the border.
Speaker 1: Does that? Is that are your position?
Speaker 5: I say it very simply. They have to come in legally.
Speaker 5: They have to be checked. Because look, Kamala was the
Speaker 5: borders are now she's denying it everything that I do.
Speaker 5: She's saying she was strong on the border. We're going
Speaker 5: to be strong. Well, she doesn't have.
Speaker 6: To say it. She could close it up right now.
Speaker 6: They could, They could do things right now. It's horrible.
Speaker 5: Uh, no tax on tips and all of a sudden
Speaker 5: she's making a speeches and there will be no tax
Speaker 5: on tips.
Speaker 6: I said that months ago.
Speaker 5: And by the way, they had just the opposite. You know,
Speaker 5: they had not only tax on tips, but they hired
Speaker 5: eighty eight thousand IRS agents and many of them were
Speaker 5: assigned to go waitresses and caddies and all of this
Speaker 5: on tips. They have a policy, they had a policy,
Speaker 5: they were really going to go after you, and we're
Speaker 5: really harassing people horribly.
Speaker 6: And then all of a sudden, for politics.
Speaker 5: She says, you know, she comes out with what I said,
Speaker 5: which I think is terrible, and I think it's also
Speaker 5: hitting them very hard. These people are fake. Now they're
Speaker 5: also saying they did a good job in the border.
Speaker 5: We had the worst numbers in the history of the world,
Speaker 5: not of our country. There's never been a country in
Speaker 5: history that has had a catastrophe like this we've had,
Speaker 5: I believe, and I think you believe this too.
Speaker 6: You know you hear twelve million.
Speaker 5: Third, I believe it's over twenty million people came into
Speaker 5: our country, many coming from jails, from prisons, from mental
Speaker 5: institutions or a bigger version of that is insane asylums,
Speaker 5: and many are terrorists.
Speaker 3: So a lot to unpack there. He was asked first
Speaker 3: about the border, legal immigration, illegal immigration. That of course
Speaker 3: leads to what happens in campaigns, especially when leftists and
Speaker 3: a complicit meat are involved, which that is when of
Speaker 3: course the campaign is allowed to gaslight, allowed the gaslight
Speaker 3: and allowed to Basically, you know, if she wants to
Speaker 3: take one of his policies and say it's good, it's
Speaker 3: a good idea. I mean, okay, I guess that. I wish,
Speaker 3: I honestly wish that we had a opposition party who
Speaker 3: embraced a lot more of Trump's ideas. They would be
Speaker 3: much much, much less dangerous. Of course, then you have
Speaker 3: to ask the question, how much of this are they
Speaker 3: saying for political consumption versus how much they're going to
Speaker 3: actually do. And that's when you realize the answer to
Speaker 3: that question is it's all for political consumption. It's not
Speaker 3: when it comes out of the mouth of Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 3: That's what they fear him so much for. That's why
Speaker 3: they fear him so much, I should say, is because
Speaker 3: he means what he says. So they are fake. As
Speaker 3: Trump said, He's exactly right, they are one hundred percent fake.
Speaker 3: Kamala was first and foremost. The borders are the media
Speaker 3: wants to deceive you. They want you to think, well,
Speaker 3: that's not even a real position. Well no one said
Speaker 3: it's a real position, but that is how she was
Speaker 3: described in countless media reports. I wouldn't doubt somewhere somewhere
Speaker 3: along the way, Karine, Jean Pierre or Biden or someone
Speaker 3: in the administration would have used that phrase to describe
Speaker 3: Kamala and her role of securing the southern border. So
Speaker 3: she failed miserably. I remember talking about this at the
Speaker 3: time she was assigned this task. I remember saying, why
Speaker 3: would she even take this task because it's not a
Speaker 3: winnable situation, at least politically. Now. It could be a
Speaker 3: winnable situation if she would have said, well, uh, let's
Speaker 3: do the things that Trump was doing, right, let's just
Speaker 3: reinstate his policies. But see, this assignment that she had
Speaker 3: to be bordered happened right after Biden had undone the
Speaker 3: Trump era policies that well, the Trump policies that actually worked,
Speaker 3: Biden undid them, setting up a scenario that we have today.
Speaker 3: Then he assigned Kamala to take care of the border,
Speaker 3: making her the borders are or whatever you want to
Speaker 3: call it. I don't even like the term borders are.
Speaker 3: Reminds me of the Soviet Union, to be quite candid,
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, this is how they referred to her. She
Speaker 3: was responsible for this, and so she's just allowed to
Speaker 3: get away with it. There's no accountability. There's no questions about, hey,
Speaker 3: why didn't the situation get any better under your control?
Speaker 3: Why is it worse? Why is it significantly worse? Much
Speaker 3: much worse? None of those questions. She's allowed to gaslight us,
Speaker 3: to tell us she wasn't really borders are and if
Speaker 3: she was, then things are better than we're told that
Speaker 3: they are, that there's been massive improvements. None of this
Speaker 3: stuff is real. And on top of that, she wants
Speaker 3: to pretend that she's taking, well, she's taking some of
Speaker 3: these policies that she thinks that she can politically benefit from,
Speaker 3: especially in places like Nevada, Las Vegas in particular, if
Speaker 3: you have two candidates talking about what seemingly sounds like
Speaker 3: a very niche topic, the no taxation of tips. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of servers in the country, but that's
Speaker 3: not to say that most people are servers. Most people
Speaker 3: are not servers. And so there's this conversation that's back
Speaker 3: and forth over who they're going to vote for, and
Speaker 3: that's something that hits their pocketbook, pocketbooks that they'll feel
Speaker 3: that that's a real relief to them. And so Trump
Speaker 3: was saying at first and now, so she starts to
Speaker 3: mimic it. Trump says, Look, these people don't care about
Speaker 3: you and your life. You know, you know, five minutes
Speaker 3: earlier they wanted to grow the irs. They have grown
Speaker 3: the irs to target people like you for not paying
Speaker 3: taxes on tips, for not reporting all of the cash
Speaker 3: tips that you would have gotten over the years. They
Speaker 3: want to investigate you, They want to find you. Heck,
Speaker 3: they may want to imprison you. Trump says, I don't
Speaker 3: want to do any of that. In fact, I don't
Speaker 3: want you to have to pay taxes on this stuff
Speaker 3: at all. Trump says, I'm consistent. This is a principal
Speaker 3: position for me. Whatever you think about it, Kamala is
Speaker 3: copying me. She's not real. She's fake. She's lying about
Speaker 3: all this stuff. She's lying about her success on the border.
Speaker 3: None of this stuff is real, none of it. That's
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Speaker 3: Trump An Elon Musk conversation. Elon Musk has what's described
Speaker 3: here by the Vigilant Fox as a dire warning about
Speaker 3: the future of America if the current border policies continue.
Speaker 3: He would be absolutely correct. This is a massive problem
Speaker 3: that has tremendous cost on the American taxpayer, an incredible
Speaker 3: burden on the American system. There's nothing wrong with legal immigration.
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with people who come from another country.
Speaker 3: I've said this before. We are, as Americans an incredibly
Speaker 3: blessed people. We're not blessed because we have some sort
Speaker 3: of superiority in our DNA and in our genetics. We
Speaker 3: are blessed because we have discovered, it has been revealed
Speaker 3: to us a better way to live. This idea of liberty,
Speaker 3: this idea of opportunity, this idea of free markets. That
Speaker 3: is what has unleashed the beauty of what happens in
Speaker 3: a society like this. And so Kamala is down there
Speaker 3: trying to figure out why people she's down in Central America,
Speaker 3: trying to figure out why people would want to come here. See,
Speaker 3: for someone like me or the vast majority of you,
Speaker 3: we think that's a no brainer. Because this is a
Speaker 3: great nation, this is the greatest nation on earth. It's
Speaker 3: being run by lunatics. And people who are trying to
Speaker 3: destroy it in many cases, but its foundation is good
Speaker 3: and strong. We need to return to that. People want
Speaker 3: to come here because the foundations of this country reflect
Speaker 3: the way that they reflect how they were created to
Speaker 3: live with freedom and opportunity. And yes, I know we've
Speaker 3: got real threats, and yes, I know that that is
Speaker 3: under massive. I just it's it's it's at risk for
Speaker 3: a lot of people. And there has been placed around
Speaker 3: the necks of the American citizen a heavy burden that
Speaker 3: interferes with their abilities to make choices that are well,
Speaker 3: that are things that they would do if they were
Speaker 3: truly free from the burdens that have been placed upon
Speaker 3: them by their governments. So I get it. I understand
Speaker 3: she doesn't. She's not understanding why people want to come here.
Speaker 3: So that being said, Elon Musk and Trump are talking
Speaker 3: here about the border, about illegal immigration, about border security.
Speaker 3: Here's that part of the conversation.
Speaker 5: And I started to add by Kamala saying how she
Speaker 5: is going to provide border security.
Speaker 6: Where's you been for three and a half years. For
Speaker 6: three and a half years, It's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think this frankly, I think this is a
Speaker 4: fundamental existential issue for the United States. And if we
Speaker 4: have another four more years of open.
Speaker 1: Borders, and it's going to be even worse.
Speaker 4: With another four more years, it's gonna be even worse
Speaker 4: than it's been for the past you know, three and
Speaker 4: a half years.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure we've got a country.
Speaker 6: You don't have a country level elon.
Speaker 5: If they get in, you will have fifty to sixty
Speaker 5: million people from all over the world, not South America only.
Speaker 5: You know, we think of South America. We think of
Speaker 5: Honduras and El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico, you know, the four.
Speaker 5: But it's not that it's everywhere. They're coming in from everywhere.
Speaker 6: And I had to say it, Yeah, I think.
Speaker 1: This is a this is a super important point.
Speaker 4: Like people, It's like basically when I went down there,
Speaker 4: I was like, well, where are people from.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like almost no one.
Speaker 4: Was from Mexico now Mexico less, it's just a border.
Speaker 4: It's just a border with Mexico. But the people come in.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's Earth. The rest of Earth, and America
Speaker 4: is is only you know, about four, four or five
Speaker 4: percent of the population of Earth. It would only take
Speaker 4: a few percent of the rest of Earth to overwhelm everything.
Speaker 6: And we're already overwhelmed. Aliens, we're overwhelmed.
Speaker 3: Hey, yeah, we are overwhelmed. So if you know, Elon
Speaker 3: here says we're two to three or four to five
Speaker 3: percent of Earth. The population of Earth is is America,
Speaker 3: and so it doesn't take much to overwhelm. Now what
Speaker 3: does that mean to overwhelming? I mean to many of
Speaker 3: you this is this is self evident. But folks, we
Speaker 3: have people tuned in with all different understandings and backgrounds.
Speaker 3: I got some recovering leftists who tuned into this program.
Speaker 3: Some liberals in the audience, see they can't get past
Speaker 3: the fact that these folks are from another country, and
Speaker 3: so they have been so programmed. And my friends, if
Speaker 3: you have tuned into day and you have been programmed
Speaker 3: by academia, by the media, by government, by the Democrat Party,
Speaker 3: and if you look through the lens, it says I
Speaker 3: only see someone's race, ethnicity and all this stuff. Let
Speaker 3: me hear. Let me say to you, I think you can,
Speaker 3: since I hope you can, since the well the authenticity
Speaker 3: of what I'm saying, don't we don't look the vast
Speaker 3: majority of conservative people don't look at the world that way.
Speaker 3: We look at the world through the lens of We
Speaker 3: are all human beings, many of us, not all, but
Speaker 3: a chunk of us are people who are believers in
Speaker 3: the Bible, who believe that Jesus is the Messiah, that
Speaker 3: the Bible is true. And we believe that God made
Speaker 3: all of us, and he made us to be all
Speaker 3: human beings. And we just look differently. Maybe you have
Speaker 3: different cultural practices from where we're from, but largely look,
Speaker 3: we just look different. But on the inside of my friends,
Speaker 3: we are all human beings. We have a lot, we
Speaker 3: have more in common, more in common with one another
Speaker 3: than we have differences. And so now do I believe
Speaker 3: that someone can be radicalized and be turned into and
Speaker 3: actually embrace pure evil. Absolutely we have that. I'm not
Speaker 3: talking about that. I'm talking about if someone truly pursues
Speaker 3: the way that we were created to live. We all
Speaker 3: have commonality, we all we all benefit from freedom, we
Speaker 3: all benefit from opportunity, and so it's not about the
Speaker 3: appearance of anybody. So pretend what I'm saying these words,
Speaker 3: that these are all immigrants from Sweden or some Western
Speaker 3: European country where there's a bunch of white people coming in.
Speaker 3: So it's not about race, not about xenophobia, it's not
Speaker 3: about any of that. It is about the ability of
Speaker 3: this country to do what it needs to do. You see,
Speaker 3: when you build a country that has to some degree
Speaker 3: a that has become, to some degree, maybe a large degree,
Speaker 3: a welfare state, and then you have open borders, it
Speaker 3: becomes a problem. I mean, this should go without saying.
Speaker 3: This should go without saying. It would be like if
Speaker 3: you had if you were growing a garden in your backyard,
Speaker 3: and you had planned to have enough food for your
Speaker 3: immediate fan, maybe there's four or five of you, and
Speaker 3: then suddenly you say, now twenty more people are going
Speaker 3: to move in, and you're in a self sustaining system.
Speaker 3: There's no ability to import food or you can't access it.
Speaker 3: You're way off the you know, you're off the grid.
Speaker 3: You're out in the middle of nowhere. And now they say,
Speaker 3: now make it work, Now make it work. We're obviously
Speaker 3: that creates stress and problems. That's what we have created.
Speaker 3: That's why we have a legal process. There are plenty
Speaker 3: of people who get into this country. In fact, I
Speaker 3: think dramatically more people come to this country legally than
Speaker 3: they do to any other nation on Earth. America is
Speaker 3: not adversarial to immigrants. America just has a process. It
Speaker 3: has a process that the Democrats and the media and
Speaker 3: the left and the seven pillars of propaganda are encouraging people,
Speaker 3: allowing people, excusing people from avoiding the actual legal process,
Speaker 3: and it overwhelms the system. More to say on this
Speaker 3: in particular, but I gotta take a break, quick time
Speaker 3: out my friends. Back in just a minute. Welcome back,
Speaker 3: my friends. Some concluding thoughts to what I was talking
Speaker 3: about last segments. I know I'm at the end. Well,
Speaker 3: I didn't get all the thoughts in regarding just the
Speaker 3: burden that comes upon any country, but in this case
Speaker 3: our country from illegal immigration. So we talked in general
Speaker 3: about what it's not about. It's not about race, not
Speaker 3: for some are there knucklehead idiots out there that are
Speaker 3: racist and zenophobes. Of course there are, but that is
Speaker 3: we are talking about the periphery. We are talking about
Speaker 3: people who are on the fringes. Now, there are people
Speaker 3: who don't understand why folks are not, you know, taught
Speaker 3: about an American culture, not given the opportunity to learn America.
Speaker 3: You know, the the American language, which is which is English,
Speaker 3: primarily so that they can, I mean, have the greatest
Speaker 3: opportunity to thrive, you know. And we don't want people
Speaker 3: coming in here that hate America, who have extreme beliefs
Speaker 3: that are antithetical to a society like ours. That should
Speaker 3: go without saying, doesn't mean that you should have to
Speaker 3: check your cultural practices and things. No one's asking for that.
Speaker 3: No one's asking for that. It's not about it's it's
Speaker 3: it is about just the stress and strain on everything
Speaker 3: from the job market, to social services, to the infrastructure
Speaker 3: of cities, all of this stuff. And that's what I
Speaker 3: want to talk about really briefly, and we'll move on
Speaker 3: to the other things in this in this interview. But
Speaker 3: I've shared on here before the number of cities that
Speaker 3: are run by Democrats, right, Democrat mayors or Democrat governors
Speaker 3: of states who have, on the one hand, said that
Speaker 3: we're a sanctuary city. You come to our city, you're
Speaker 3: someone who's here illegally, you're safe here. We're not going
Speaker 3: to use our resources to deport you, to report you nothing,
Speaker 3: none of that. In fact, we'll give you a driver's license,
Speaker 3: as Tim Wallas will do. We'll give you in some
Speaker 3: cases the ability to vote in just the local elections,
Speaker 3: of course, not the federal election. No, no, no, we
Speaker 3: won't do that. Well, of course count you for the
Speaker 3: purposes of census, so that we can allocate representation representatives
Speaker 3: in Congress based upon how many people are in our state,
Speaker 3: which can include, because of some delusional perspective, which includes
Speaker 3: people that aren't even supposed to be here, that are
Speaker 3: not American citizens or should not be I mean reasonably
Speaker 3: included in the counts. So we're quite literally assigning representatives
Speaker 3: based in part upon counts of people that are not
Speaker 3: citizens and are not in many cases allowed to be here.
Speaker 3: Lee and so. On the one hand, that's the response
Speaker 3: of these cities and states. But yet, since cities and
Speaker 3: states don't have the ability to run a printing press
Speaker 3: to print more money, or in today's world, press a
Speaker 3: button so that money appears magically in well, in the system,
Speaker 3: since they don't. States don't have that, cities don't have that,
Speaker 3: their budgets have to be Balancedee, the federal government can
Speaker 3: keep saying, keep coming in. We'll give you, We'll give
Speaker 3: you free gifts, we'll give you all kinds of things.
Speaker 3: We'll give you gift cards and cell phones and whatever.
Speaker 3: I look, I know, I'm not saying this happens across
Speaker 3: the board. But Folks, when these programs exist and when
Speaker 3: there's no way, no way to see and to tell
Speaker 3: who these folks are, there absolutely are people who are
Speaker 3: taking advantage of the system, number one. But there's also people.
Speaker 3: There's also for example, you can fly. There are play
Speaker 3: now in airports that are carved out for people who
Speaker 3: are not American citizens, who do not have ID, for
Speaker 3: them to go and for them to get on aircraft
Speaker 3: and fly around the country without having a form of ID. Now,
Speaker 3: how is that a good thing? Why do the rest
Speaker 3: of us have to go through all the shenanigans, go
Speaker 3: through all the security measures and so forth, and not
Speaker 3: the folks who are here illegally. The bottom line is
Speaker 3: it creates a massive strain. It creates a lot of problems,
Speaker 3: and it creates financial strain on cities, to the point
Speaker 3: where the mayor of New York, for example, Eric Adams
Speaker 3: has come out, We've talked about this before and he said,
Speaker 3: we're going to know, the burden of illegal immigration on
Speaker 3: our city as such is so much that we now
Speaker 3: have to talk about cutting services or reallocating funds that
Speaker 3: were designated for other things. We're going to have to
Speaker 3: do this because of the cost and burden and toll
Speaker 3: of illegal immigration. Why can't we announce that and acknowledge that.
Speaker 3: Why can't Why do we have to pretend like that's
Speaker 3: not a thing. Of course, that's a thing. Let's just say, folks,
Speaker 3: we have three children. I love my three children to death.
Speaker 3: They are I you know. I mean for those of
Speaker 3: you with parents, are parents with all parents, But those
Speaker 3: of you who have children, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: The children are a blessing and there's times you want
Speaker 3: to smack them in the next week metaphorically take it
Speaker 3: easy out there. But this can be aggravating. I know that,
Speaker 3: But they are blessing. But to pretend to pretend that again,
Speaker 3: we have three children, I know when we went from
Speaker 3: zero to one, there was an additional burden placed upon us. Now,
Speaker 3: as parents who love the child, We're not gonna say
Speaker 3: it's a burden that's unwarranted or not worth it, but
Speaker 3: it changes things. And then you go from one to
Speaker 3: two changes things a lot. You double, You've doubled the
Speaker 3: amount of people that you got to take responsibility for.
Speaker 3: And then you go from two three and you're outnumbered. Right,
Speaker 3: that's what we've got. Some of you have multiple and
Speaker 3: they're blessings. But to pretend like there's no additional cost
Speaker 3: or responsibility or it is. I don't mean it's a
Speaker 3: burden that we just hang our heads about, but there
Speaker 3: is additional responsibility to carry. You just can't add things
Speaker 3: on infinitely without it having a real impact somewhere. You
Speaker 3: can only play in so many sports leagues, you can
Speaker 3: only take kids to so many different places at one time.
Speaker 3: It can over at some point. It can create a
Speaker 3: situation where something else has to give. Maybe this kid
Speaker 3: can't play in this or go to this piano recital
Speaker 3: or whatever. This is not this should not be complicated
Speaker 3: to understand. Of course, it adds to the burden of
Speaker 3: cities when people are coming in in mass amounts because
Speaker 3: they've been entering into this country and they have to
Speaker 3: have somewhere to live, and they have to have resource,
Speaker 3: they have to have food and all of these things
Speaker 3: A job ideally, who's doing these? I mean it just
Speaker 3: and then we got an economy where we're not adding
Speaker 3: enough jobs as it is. And then you got inflation
Speaker 3: on top of it. It's just it's a terrible situation.
Speaker 3: It adds to the It just adds to the overall stress.
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Speaker 3: here we go Trump and what is being billed as
Speaker 3: the funniest moment of the interview, Trump and Musk are
Speaker 3: talking about well, it ultimately gets to Biden and a
Speaker 3: discussion of Biden's IQ. With that being said, here's Trump
Speaker 3: and Musk talking.
Speaker 5: He did things and said things through this president with
Speaker 5: a low IQ, very low IQ. He had a low
Speaker 5: IQ thirty years ago, by the way, but now he
Speaker 5: might not even have a IQ at all. There is
Speaker 5: no there's nothing on the board that goes as law.
Speaker 6: He said things that were so stupid.
Speaker 5: That that that war would have been.
Speaker 6: That war had zero chance of happening if I were there,
Speaker 6: zero chance.
Speaker 5: He was saying everything the opposite, everything the opposite.
Speaker 6: And it's so sad.
Speaker 5: Because many more people have been killed in Ukraine than
Speaker 5: you read about.
Speaker 6: You don't read about how bloody.
Speaker 5: It is and how dey look just in the two
Speaker 5: armies you lost to half a million people and you know,
Speaker 5: Ukraine's having a hard time.
Speaker 6: Ukraine.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you saw the article recently, and
Speaker 5: it's true, you don't hear the true story. But if
Speaker 5: you think about it, Russia's gone. You know, Russia defeated
Speaker 5: Germany with US, and they defeated Napoleon. You know, they've
Speaker 5: been around a long time. They're a big fighting for
Speaker 5: it and it's very unfair. And Ukraine now doesn't have
Speaker 5: enough men. They're now using young men and very old
Speaker 5: men to fight, and it's it. We're in a very
Speaker 5: bad position. And I'm not going to blame exclusively, but
Speaker 5: i can tell you I could have stopped that, and
Speaker 5: a smart president could have stopped that.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 5: But we had a We had a man that actually
Speaker 5: made it.
Speaker 6: It made it more prevalent.
Speaker 5: It was so bad, the words that he was using,
Speaker 5: the stupid threats coming from a stupid face that he
Speaker 5: was using.
Speaker 6: I said, this guy's going to caused us a war.
Speaker 6: He's going to cause us and let me tell you,
Speaker 6: it can lead to World War three. That can lead
Speaker 6: to World War three.
Speaker 5: The Middle East can lead to We have numerous places
Speaker 5: that could end up in World War three right now
Speaker 5: for no reason whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's and that's Trump's point. Look, I wouldn't Trump said,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have allowed this war to happen. Biden had
Speaker 3: a low IQ thirty years ago. Now he's got no
Speaker 3: i Q. As Trump said, he's what do you say?
Speaker 3: A stupid man with a stupid face? Is that what
Speaker 3: he said? So yeah, and I know some people, look,
Speaker 3: this is you know, some people don't have the stomach
Speaker 3: for that. But we're talking about life and death too.
Speaker 3: We're talking about a situation that, no matter how you
Speaker 3: slice and dice it, this war happened on Biden's watch,
Speaker 3: and this war in Ukraine, and by the way, the
Speaker 3: war that we are seeing between Israel and hamas same thing.
Speaker 3: These wars, at least to some degree, to some degree,
Speaker 3: part of the factor was the leadership of this country.
Speaker 3: As I have said on this program for nearly a
Speaker 3: decade now, American weakness is provocative. American weakness is what's
Speaker 3: truly provocative to our foes, to our adversaries. It is provocative.
Speaker 3: You want to provoke these places to be aggressive, You
Speaker 3: want to provoke these places, to these nations to feel
Speaker 3: comfortable being violent. In starting wars, and so fourth, then simply.
Speaker 6: Be weak.
Speaker 3: If there's a weak America, these folks feel empowered and emboldened,
Speaker 3: and you can say whatever you want. This did not
Speaker 3: happen on Trump's on Trump's watch, and some people don't
Speaker 3: like the rhetoric. Oh my goodness, here we go again.
Speaker 3: He's back on X He's calling Biden the stupid man
Speaker 3: with the stupid face or whatever.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, but what is he talking about. He's talking
Speaker 3: about a president that, at least in part with Biden,
Speaker 3: allowed something to happen on his watch that did not
Speaker 3: happen on Trump's watch that cost the lives of hundreds
Speaker 3: of thousands of people. Now, and I think if you're bothered,
Speaker 3: I understand in a perfect world maybe you wouldn't want
Speaker 3: the president to say that. I get that, but I
Speaker 3: think have given the choice, and he's saying per person
Speaker 3: would say, given the choice between the president who says
Speaker 3: things like that or a president that allows circumstances that
Speaker 3: lead to the death of hundreds of thousands of people,
Speaker 3: I think we could take the one that I think
Speaker 3: we could handle. A mean tweeter too, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I'm out of time. Though my friends gotta go. Thanks
Speaker 3: for listening, SDG