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Talks. U.S. Immigration and Customs

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Enforcement have arrested a former

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New Mexico judge and his

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wife. This after federal law enforcement

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learned their tenant, an alleged

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Trinidad Aragua gang member, was

0:33

arrested at his home. Now

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we're also learning other Venezuelan

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nationals were arrested and are

0:39

in HSI custody. And I

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spokeswoman says the former judge...

0:43

Joelle Canoe and his wife

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Nancy Canoe was taken into

0:47

custody earlier today as part

0:49

of an ongoing HSI-led criminal

0:51

investigation. Now this was at

0:53

a home on North Raymond

0:55

Street in Las Cruces, New

0:57

Mexico. As KTSM has reported,

0:59

former Doniani County Judge Magistrate

1:01

Judge Joelle Canoe rented out

1:04

his quote, Cassita or a

1:06

small home behind their own

1:08

home. to Christian Ortega Lopez.

1:10

They met when his

1:12

wife hired Ortega Lopez

1:14

to install glass. The

1:16

district attorney's office says

1:18

Ortega Lopez was seen

1:20

with multiple firearms in

1:22

pictures that were posted

1:24

on social media. The

1:26

Fed seized those firearms

1:28

and arrested Ortega Lopez

1:30

in February. He allegedly

1:32

admitted to entering the

1:35

country illegally in 2023. begun.

1:37

What would never have even

1:39

imagined been possible just a

1:41

few short months ago under the

1:43

incontinent and Chief Joe Biden

1:46

is indeed beginning to happen

1:48

under President Trump. And according

1:50

to Trump advisor Mike Davis,

1:52

this is just the beginning.

1:54

Pam Bondi and the Justice

1:56

Department are indeed preparing

1:59

mass arrests. corrupt officials.

2:01

And this is all happening

2:03

as the Democrat party is beginning

2:06

to literally split apart right

2:08

before our very eyes. When

2:10

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2:13

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2:15

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2:17

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2:19

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3:56

happening. This is what we

3:58

voted for after a. days in

4:00

office where now we now appear to

4:02

see phase two of the destruction

4:05

of the administrative

4:07

state. Phase one was

4:10

the dismantling of the administrative

4:12

state through these EOs.

4:14

Now phase two are

4:16

the indictments. We're beginning

4:18

to see the arrests of

4:20

corrupt government officials as promised

4:22

as we have long patiently.

4:25

been waiting for. So as

4:27

you saw at the beginning,

4:29

a former New Mexico Democrat

4:31

judge Joel Cano had or Joelle Cano

4:33

had to resign and disgrace after

4:35

it was discovered that he

4:37

was harboring an illegal migrant gang

4:39

member at his home, both he

4:42

and his wife Nancy Cano, they

4:44

were indeed arrested by Homeland Security

4:46

yesterday shortly after federal

4:49

investigators arrested. a suspected member

4:51

of the trendy Aragua

4:53

gang, Christian Ortego Lopez,

4:55

at the judge's home. Ortega

4:57

Lopez, who entered the country

5:00

illegally, was originally released

5:02

on immigration parole by

5:04

the Biden administration back in

5:07

2022. He is one of

5:09

millions that were released deliberately

5:11

by the Biden administration. And

5:13

then he later became acquainted

5:16

with Nancy Kano, the wife

5:18

of this judge. Judge Kano

5:20

in return allowed Ortego Lopez

5:22

to file a request for

5:24

immigration relief using the judge's

5:26

address. So this Democrat

5:28

judge was actively attempting

5:30

to get this illegal migrant

5:33

gang member permanent residency in

5:35

our nation. The supposed guardian

5:37

of the rule of law.

5:39

It's the process that if they can

5:41

thwart the process for them, they

5:44

can thwart it for us. Yeah,

5:46

the supposed guardian. of that was

5:48

seeking to in effect nullify this

5:50

guy's breaking the law by crossing the

5:52

border illegally and all of this

5:55

of course after photos were taken

5:57

of this guy holding guns and

5:59

posts. and gang poses with an

6:01

AR-15 and the like. And then,

6:04

and then to top it off

6:06

just minutes ago, this is

6:08

actually a breaking story here

6:10

within the last hour, the

6:12

FBI has arrested yet another

6:14

judge. Did you see this?

6:16

This just came out. This

6:18

one is Hannah Dugan of

6:21

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

6:23

She's being accused

6:25

of obstructing. the deportation

6:28

of illegal aliens. The

6:30

arrest was ordered by

6:32

Cash Patel himself. He

6:35

stated, quote, we believe

6:37

Judge Dugan intentionally misdirected

6:39

federal agents away from

6:42

the subject to be

6:44

arrested in her courthouse,

6:46

Eduardo Flores Ruiz, allowing

6:48

the subject an illegal alien to

6:50

evade arrest. And so, in

6:53

turn, this judge was arrested.

6:55

She is now an FBI.

6:57

custody as we speak. This

6:59

is huge. This is

7:02

exactly what we voted

7:04

for. It does appear that

7:06

the day of reckoning

7:08

for these lawless, roe

7:10

corrupt bureaucrats is

7:12

at hand. Now, gets

7:15

better. According to

7:17

Mike Davis, who many of

7:20

you know was one

7:22

of Trump's major chief

7:24

lawyers. He was promising during

7:26

the campaign a reign of

7:28

terror on corrupt officials.

7:30

He has come out now over the

7:32

last couple of days

7:35

after a series of

7:37

meetings with Trump officials,

7:39

particularly Attorney General Pam

7:41

Bondi, Cash Patel and the

7:43

like. He's coming out and he is

7:45

saying we are about to see the

7:48

arrests that we were promised.

7:50

And here's what he learned. Check

7:52

it out. Your audience. Justice

7:54

is coming. I promise you justice

7:57

is coming. I wouldn't met with

7:59

the attorney. General Pam Bondi, one-on-one,

8:01

I met with her team in the

8:03

Attorney General's office. I met with Todd

8:05

Blanche. I met with Amel Bove. Todd

8:08

Blanche is the Deputy Attorney General.

8:10

I met with Amel Bovey, who is

8:12

his number two, the number two to the

8:14

number two, the most powerful unknown

8:16

position in the government. I

8:18

met with Chad Misell, the acting number

8:20

three. And Pam's chief of staff

8:23

of staff, I met with Stanley Woodward.

8:25

I met with Dale Slater. Harmee

8:27

Dillon's over there, Cash Patel's over

8:29

there, Dave Bonjino's over there. They're

8:31

starting to fire on all cylinders. I

8:33

promise you this, this is normal during

8:36

a startup phase as you're getting people

8:38

confirmed and staffed up. You're not going

8:40

to have immediate results, but they've gotten

8:43

a lot accomplished already publicly, publicly, for

8:45

example, just firing a lot of the

8:47

deep state, getting rid of these bad

8:49

actors, chasing them out of the southern...

8:52

District of New York chasing

8:54

them out of Maine justice. They've

8:56

closed a lot of these cases.

8:58

They're opening cases. They're working on

9:00

this. And I promise you that

9:02

justice is coming. They're working with

9:04

the FBI. They're working with these

9:06

other law enforcement agencies. They're

9:08

working with these agency heads. They're

9:11

working with the DOJ leadership. Justice

9:13

is definitely coming. I know it's

9:15

coming. Yeah, Mike Davis

9:18

was saying the exact same

9:20

thing on Steve Bannon's war

9:22

room the other day and

9:24

Davis and Bannon know each

9:26

other and Bannon was very

9:28

very satisfied with what he was

9:30

hearing again. There's only so much

9:33

you can say out loud about

9:35

this stuff given the you know

9:37

the the legal maneuvering here.

9:39

But Bannon was very, very,

9:42

he probed Davis to see

9:44

what's really going on here.

9:46

And Davis made it absolutely

9:48

clear, again, as you just

9:51

heard on Benny Johnson, justice

9:53

is coming. Justice is

9:55

absolutely coming. And in

9:57

fairness, within about 48

9:59

hours. after this corrupt judge, this

10:01

Democrat judge in New Mexico, resigned

10:03

because he was caught harboring an

10:06

illegal alien gang member. I mean,

10:08

he was, you know, he was

10:10

arrested. Homeland Security showed up at

10:12

his door, rested him, both him

10:14

and his wife, and now this

10:16

latest judge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, we

10:18

just found about today. So it

10:20

does look as if these arrests are

10:23

in the beginning. Tom Holman has been

10:25

warning. corrupt bureaucrats this

10:27

from the very beginning. If

10:30

you get in our way, if

10:32

you try to harbor these

10:34

illegal migrants, we are going to

10:36

arrest you. Doesn't matter who you

10:39

are, mayors, mayors, pay attention,

10:41

mayors of sanctuary cities,

10:43

pay attention. We are

10:45

starting to see now

10:47

bureaucrats getting arrested. You go

10:50

with the low hanging fruit

10:52

first, those caught red-handed. And

10:54

then you go to the level which

10:56

requires, like we're seeing with what Mike

10:58

Davis is saying here, it requires frankly

11:01

months of investigation and legal preparations

11:03

before the indictments can begin. And

11:05

you do need the right people

11:08

in there. And let's be honest, most

11:10

of the people in the Justice

11:12

Department, the FBI, ain't the right

11:14

people. So there's a whole personnel turnaround

11:17

going on as well. And Mike Davis is

11:19

making it clear that that is happening.

11:22

It is the ball is,

11:24

it's rolling man. What's happening

11:26

inside the FBI and

11:28

the Justice Department is

11:30

going to blow our

11:33

minds in the next

11:35

few weeks. And again,

11:37

I think we're already

11:39

starting to see it trickle

11:41

out here with these arrests

11:44

of these corrupt judges. Now,

11:46

the fact that this first

11:48

arrest began, I do not think.

11:51

is coincidence. Let

11:53

me say that again. The

11:55

fact that the first arrests

11:58

are beginning with rogue

12:00

judges is not a coincidence.

12:02

I think Trump is sending a

12:04

very loud message here to all

12:06

of these rogue judges who've been

12:08

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12:10

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as you know, there are so

13:50

many active judges, activist judges right

13:52

now. around the nation deliberately

13:55

attempting to stall President

13:57

Trump's astonishing 100-day agenda.

13:59

And it's being called by

14:01

the likes of Newt Gingrich and

14:04

many others nothing short of

14:06

a judicial coup. So these are

14:08

just random federal judges from

14:10

different parts of the

14:13

country issuing injunctions and

14:15

restraining orders that on virtually

14:17

every single one of Trump's

14:20

executive orders. Right. The number,

14:22

by the way, is official. I don't

14:24

know if you saw this. Trump has

14:27

issued 124 executive orders.

14:29

in his first hundred days

14:31

in office, an unprecedented 124

14:34

executive orders, it is by

14:36

far the single most executive

14:38

orders issued in the first

14:40

hundred days of any

14:43

presidency in history. Again, we

14:45

are in a historical moment,

14:47

but there are these lone

14:49

activists, left-wing lunatic judges, who

14:51

see themselves as little Gandalfs

14:54

standing in the middle of

14:56

the bridge. Yeah,

14:58

you know, just trying to fend

15:00

off this giant orange ogre.

15:02

They're trying and then they're

15:05

doing that along with their

15:07

lapdog mouthpieces and legacy media

15:10

who all speak in unison

15:12

reading off the same Democrat

15:15

approved talking points and

15:17

they're all treating this unprecedented

15:20

flurry of executive orders

15:23

as a constitutional crisis.

15:25

Ironically. Ironically. Again,

15:27

remember, Andrei Lubachevsky,

15:30

the polar psychologist, argued

15:33

that the left is basically

15:35

made up a psychopath. Okay,

15:37

he studied left-wing socialists,

15:40

Marxists, for 40 years,

15:42

his entire professional

15:44

career, and concluded that

15:46

left-wing cultural Marxists are

15:48

indeed, at least when

15:50

it came to their

15:53

core, they were all

15:55

psychopaths. And psychopaths used.

15:57

projection to manipulate. They

15:59

keep use others of the

16:01

very crimes, the very sins

16:03

that they commit, and it

16:06

is for the purpose of

16:08

malignant manipulation. So psychopas always

16:10

use projection. So whenever you

16:12

see the left, say this

16:14

is a constitutional crisis, it

16:16

means they are trying to

16:19

thwart the Constitution. Whenever they

16:21

say this is overturning democracy,

16:23

it means they are trying

16:25

to overturn democracy, right? You

16:27

see, unfortunately for these left-wing

16:30

activists disguised as judges, what

16:32

President Trump is doing is

16:34

exactly how our founding fathers

16:36

envision the executive branch to

16:38

function. All the while, ironically,

16:40

again, given that they're all

16:43

psychopaths, all the while these

16:45

judges are acting in ways

16:47

that would have horrified our

16:49

founding fathers, the very people

16:51

that say we're in a

16:54

constitutional crisis of the ones

16:56

that are bringing a crisis

16:58

to the Constitution. It is

17:00

widely recognized that the judicial

17:02

branch is intentionally the weakest

17:04

branch of government among the

17:07

three judicial executive and legislative.

17:09

Now unfortunately our government schools

17:11

over the last seven decades

17:13

or so have propagandized us

17:15

with the notion all three

17:18

branches are supposed to be

17:20

absolutely and completely equal. That

17:22

is not even remotely true.

17:24

that comes out of the

17:26

Warren court, right? The court

17:28

that presided under Chief Justice

17:31

Earl Warren from 1953 to

17:33

1969, that gave us a

17:35

number of controversial, radically secular,

17:37

left-wing judicial activist decisions like

17:39

kicking the Bible in prayer

17:42

out of school that every

17:44

single founding father had no

17:46

problem with whatsoever and in

17:48

fact advocated. That's when you

17:50

began to see this reinvention

17:53

of the judiciary. as equal

17:55

in power to the legislative

17:57

branch and the executive branch.

17:59

And it largely came because

18:01

the American people are not

18:03

left wing we're not center

18:06

left we're center right we've

18:08

always been a relatively conservative

18:10

people a heartland people as

18:12

it were and so the

18:14

only way the far left

18:17

could get their agenda through

18:19

was through the courts so

18:21

they they reinvented the courts

18:23

as this absolutely co-equal branch

18:25

of government among the legislative

18:27

and executive that is not

18:30

how the founding fathers constitutionally

18:32

envision the courts and thank

18:34

God for it or else

18:36

we would be basically at

18:38

least a third of the

18:41

way ruled by dictators ruled

18:43

by judicial fee right the

18:45

reason for it is very

18:47

simple the country was never

18:49

meant to be governed by

18:51

judicial rule never this nation

18:54

is governed by political rule

18:56

by the consent of the

18:58

govern the rule that comes

19:00

from the consent of the

19:02

government not judicial rule unelected

19:05

expert A rule from a

19:07

credential class of jurists. Richard

19:09

Porter on acts had a

19:11

really good, very informative threat

19:13

on this recently. He affirms

19:16

the constitution never says that

19:18

the three branches of government

19:20

are equal. That word is

19:22

never used, not at any

19:24

point in the constitution. Instead,

19:26

by delineating power among the

19:29

three branches. That's the key.

19:31

Delineating the power. among the

19:33

three branches. The branches both

19:35

compete and cooperate with each

19:37

other. That's how they that's

19:40

the checks and balances that

19:42

Madison talks about like in

19:44

Federalist 51. The separate branches

19:46

compete with and check each

19:48

other and that he saw

19:50

that as essential to preserving

19:53

liberty. Not one branch can

19:55

amassed a monopoly of power.

19:57

Each branch would have a

19:59

will of their own and

20:01

the constitutional means to exercise

20:04

that will. And as Porter

20:06

notes in that really great

20:08

thread, after seven decades of

20:10

bureaucrats and their judicial protectors

20:12

in the courts, effectively stripping

20:14

the president of much of

20:17

his power ever since certain.

20:19

F.D.R., President Trump is now,

20:21

as we speak, revitalizing constitutional

20:23

executive power. He's reawakening it

20:25

from the bureaucratic slumber it

20:28

was placed under. Again, I

20:30

see the bureaucrats in the

20:32

deep stays much like worm

20:34

tongue that put a spell

20:36

and and and sorghum and

20:39

Why am I for you?

20:41

Whatever. Saraman. Thank you. Saraman,

20:43

they put a spell over

20:45

King Theodin and he didn't

20:47

even know what he was

20:49

doing. And he just ended

20:52

up just, you know, literally

20:54

being a blank check for

20:56

whatever they needed, whatever the

20:58

bureaucrats wanted. That's what has

21:00

happened to the presidency in

21:03

the last 70 years. Libertarians

21:05

are full of crap. When

21:07

they say, oh, the president

21:09

has too much. B. B.S.

21:11

It's the bureaucracies that have

21:13

all the power. It's the

21:16

deep state, the administrative state

21:18

that has all the power.

21:20

We just saw it for

21:22

the last four years. We

21:24

had literally a comatose man

21:27

in the Oval Office, and

21:29

yet things, well, I was

21:31

gonna say, things were governed

21:33

relatively effectively. Well, I guess

21:35

in their own insane absurd,

21:37

woke, destructive ways. We still

21:40

had a government. We were

21:42

still sending hundreds of billions

21:44

of dollars over to Ukraine.

21:46

We did not need a

21:48

functional cognitive president with reasonable

21:51

acuity. President Trump is now

21:53

as we speak in just

21:55

the last 100 days, reawakening

21:57

constitutional executive power and it

21:59

is freaking awesome. He is

22:02

injecting remarkable power and energy

22:04

back into the executive branch.

22:06

All executive power that is

22:08

this that is you. got

22:10

to get that. As far

22:12

as the Constitution is concerned,

22:15

all executive power invested in

22:17

the president. And Trump is

22:19

wielding that power that has

22:21

been constitutionally invested in him

22:23

by issuing executive orders at

22:26

a breakneck pace. Again, this

22:28

presidency is already historical, but

22:30

again, you'll know that the

22:32

executive orders are directions. to

22:34

the executive branch and that

22:36

under which, that over which

22:39

the executive branch has authority.

22:41

Trump is not intruding upon

22:43

the judiciary. He's not signing

22:45

any EOs against them in

22:47

any way. He's not limiting

22:50

any judge's power. He's not

22:52

commanding how many law clerks

22:54

they can have or what

22:56

kind of robes they should

22:58

wear, what role the clerks

23:00

have in preparing a judge's

23:03

opinion. He's not directing any

23:05

orders at Congress. He's not

23:07

telling Congress what they can

23:09

or cannot do. He is

23:11

staying within his constitutional lane.

23:14

Trump's executive orders are centered

23:16

on that domain over which

23:18

executive power pertained, most particularly

23:20

national security and international affairs,

23:22

which by definition have nothing

23:25

to do with the courts.

23:27

The courts have absolutely no

23:29

jurisdiction, not a shred of

23:31

jurisdiction whatsoever, over national security

23:33

and international affairs. Zipo nada.

23:35

Simply put, the courts do

23:38

not have the constitutional authority

23:40

to displace or disrupt executive

23:42

discretion. Just as the president

23:44

does not have the right

23:46

to dictate to a judge

23:49

what his opinion or his

23:51

decision is going to be.

23:53

That's why many believe Trump

23:55

is making the constitution great

23:57

again, and he's doing it

23:59

by taking firm control of

24:02

the powers that are constitutionally

24:04

vested in him. It's shocking.

24:06

It is wonderfully shocking, amazingly

24:08

shocking. because we have not

24:10

had a president who actually

24:13

utilized the powers invested in

24:15

him by the constitution in

24:17

freaking decades. Like I say,

24:19

since FDR. And again, this

24:21

is largely because of the

24:23

deep state, the hundreds of

24:26

thousands of worm tongues, unelected

24:28

bureaucrats in the shadows, who

24:30

were protected by judges wearing

24:32

black. They have all thwarted

24:34

and usurp much of the

24:37

power. of the presidency, a

24:39

power that is ultimately invested

24:41

in him by the people,

24:43

the president is the only

24:45

national figure, the only one

24:48

that is voted on by

24:50

every single voter, by every

24:52

citizen of the nation. Only

24:54

one, and that office therefore

24:56

has tremendous power, far more

24:58

than a bunch of unelected

25:01

jurists in black robes. So

25:03

as it turns out, the

25:05

shock in all of this

25:07

presidency. comes from the fact

25:09

that Trump is the first

25:12

president in our lifetimes that

25:14

cannot be controlled by bureaucrats

25:16

in the deep state and

25:18

judges. And he's not going

25:20

to be controlled at all,

25:22

I can assure you, by

25:25

these left-wing activists disguised as

25:27

jurists. And this is precisely

25:29

why a number of legal

25:31

analysts believe Trump and the

25:33

Republicans of Congress are more

25:36

or less poised to take

25:38

matters in their own hands

25:40

and just show how weak

25:42

the courts really are. by

25:44

suspending habeas corpus and pull

25:46

the rug right out from

25:49

under these judges right we

25:51

talked about this earlier this

25:53

week was the yesterday the

25:55

day before so habeas corpus

25:57

gives due process rights to

26:00

anyone detained by government or

26:02

I should say any citizen

26:04

detained by government and gives

26:06

anyone who's jailed and in

26:08

person court hearing it bars

26:10

indefinite detention in other words

26:13

it's everything that it's everything

26:15

It is it is what

26:17

is supposed to be prevented

26:19

in what the state did

26:21

to J6 every single J6.

26:24

defendant. The government cannot just

26:26

disappear people. But what's so

26:28

interesting here is that the

26:30

Constitution prescribes exactly under what

26:32

circumstances habeas corpus can be

26:35

suspended. This is Article 1,

26:37

Section 9, Clause 2. habeas

26:39

corpus can be suspended in

26:41

cases of rebellion or invasion.

26:43

If the perpetrators are legally

26:45

designated as invaders... then habeas

26:48

corpus can indeed be suspended.

26:50

And so now we can

26:52

see the logic of what

26:54

President Trump has been doing

26:56

these last hundred days. First,

26:59

I mean, one of the

27:01

very first EO's that he

27:03

signed was he declared mass

27:05

illegal immigration invasion. He used

27:07

precisely the term that Article

27:09

I, Section 9 gives to

27:12

suspend habeas corpus. And then

27:14

second, Trump has invoked the

27:16

alien enemies act of 1798.

27:18

which invokes precedent for wartime

27:20

style, legal authority over foreign

27:23

nationals, bypassing peacetime, due process

27:25

protections. And so what legal

27:27

analysts are noticing here is

27:29

that it looks like Trump

27:31

is setting the stage precisely

27:33

for the suspension of habeas

27:36

corpus, which he can constitutionally

27:38

do, but he does need

27:40

Congress's approval. So this is

27:42

where the executive and the

27:44

legislative combine. to create again

27:47

this tremendous act of power.

27:49

Past Supreme Court rulings have

27:51

defined the power to suspend

27:53

the red of habeas corpus

27:55

as actually a legislative power

27:58

ultimately, not an executive power.

28:00

And so Trump appears to

28:02

be in the process of

28:04

working together with the Republicans

28:06

in Congress to be able

28:08

to pass the suspension of

28:11

writ for illegals. in their

28:13

next CR if the Supreme

28:15

Court does not rule the

28:17

way we all believe they're

28:19

going to rule which is

28:22

more or less to overturn

28:24

all of these rogue judge

28:26

injunctions and say in effect

28:28

you do have you do

28:30

not have jurisdiction over executive

28:32

power. But just in case

28:35

the Supreme Court doesn't act

28:37

that way in the next

28:39

few weeks in the next

28:41

continuing resolution, which only requires

28:43

a simple majority vote in

28:46

the Senate being a budget

28:48

reconciliation bill, all the signs

28:50

are pointing the fact that

28:52

Trump is, and the Republicans

28:54

of Congress are completely removing

28:56

the whole issue of due

28:59

process from the courts. entirely

29:01

by suspending habeas corpus, rendering

29:03

all of these decisions null

29:05

and void. It's a very

29:07

bold and frankly breathtaking strategy,

29:10

but it simply underscores the

29:12

fact that the whole due

29:14

process argument is itself a

29:16

contradiction in terms. Again, we

29:18

just, we live in a

29:21

country, fortunately they've been voted

29:23

out of office, but they

29:25

still inundate the legacy news

29:27

media, fortunately less. people who

29:29

have no legal right or

29:31

property to be here in

29:34

the first place have due

29:36

process rights. Robert Barnes was

29:38

talking about this the other

29:40

day. Due process of law

29:42

requires all the process that

29:45

is due. That's the definition

29:47

of it. Due process of

29:49

law only requires all the

29:51

process that is due. And

29:53

the only process that is

29:55

due is dependent upon. It

29:58

is contingent on what liberty

30:00

or property interests you have.

30:02

If your property and your,

30:04

it's your property and your

30:06

liberty that the government cannot

30:09

take away. without due process,

30:11

illegal migrants by definition have

30:13

no property or liberty rights

30:15

to be here in the

30:17

United States in the first

30:19

place, not the third place,

30:22

in the first place. They

30:24

have no property interest to

30:26

be due process, they have

30:28

no liberty interest. to be

30:30

due process precisely because they

30:33

have no claim to be

30:35

validly here present in the

30:37

United States in the first

30:39

place. And when they are

30:41

here illegally, the only due

30:44

process is to expel them.

30:46

It is to deport them.

30:48

And Barnes makes the argument

30:50

that Supreme Court decision all

30:52

confirm historically. that the courts

30:54

by definition have no jurisdiction

30:57

whatsoever over illegal migrants precisely

30:59

because illegal migrants have no

31:01

property or liberty interest in

31:03

our nation that the courts

31:05

could adjudicate again by definition

31:08

this is what I mean

31:10

we're just we're ruled by

31:12

lunatics and then when you

31:14

suspend legally constitutionally suspend habeas

31:16

corpus, the matters by definition

31:18

translate into an issue of

31:21

invasion. An invasion is an

31:23

issue of national security and

31:25

foreign policy, which again no

31:27

court has even remote jurisdiction

31:29

over. Foreign policy and national

31:32

security are purely matters of

31:34

executive and legislative branches. And

31:36

so closing the loop here,

31:38

I don't think this arrest.

31:40

of these corrupt judges as

31:42

one in New Mexico, the

31:45

other one in Wisconsin, are

31:47

coincidence. I do think Trump

31:49

is sending a message that

31:51

the judiciary had better get

31:53

in line, or this ain't

31:56

gonna end well for them.

31:58

We voted for this. Either

32:02

way, Trump is going to

32:04

get what he wants. These

32:06

people are going to be

32:08

arrested and they continue to

32:10

be arrested and they are

32:12

going to be deported one

32:14

way or another. Meanwhile, the

32:16

Democrats are in an absolute

32:18

free fall. You will not

32:20

believe how bad it is

32:22

for the... Democrat. I mean,

32:24

even CNN is admitting it.

32:26

And we've got the latest

32:28

high ranking Democrat to leave

32:30

the party. You're going to

32:32

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32:34

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32:36

Trump just signed an executive

32:38

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32:40

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32:42

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32:44

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32:46

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32:48

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32:50

the next 90 days. The

32:52

Wall Street types are, they're

32:54

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32:56

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32:58

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33:00

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33:16

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33:18

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33:20

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33:22

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33:24

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33:27

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33:29

the per ounce price of

33:31

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33:33

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33:35

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33:41

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right, so did you see

35:01

this? This is stunning. I

35:03

took a double tail. I

35:05

was with my wife yesterday

35:07

afternoon was flipping through X

35:09

a little bit and I

35:12

just stopped and said, take

35:14

a look at this. Florida's

35:16

top state. Democrat. Their Senator,

35:18

their Senate minority leader, their

35:20

Chuck Schumer, a guy named

35:22

Chuck, uh, Jason Pitso, their

35:24

number one state Democrat, took

35:26

to the floor of the

35:28

Florida Senate, and he said

35:30

this. I'm finding, may not

35:32

want it. There'll be a

35:34

caucus meeting later this afternoon

35:36

where I hope that the

35:38

members of the Democratic caucus

35:40

will elect a new leader.

35:42

For today, I FedExned by

35:44

voter registration form to change

35:46

my party affiliation. to no

35:48

party affiliation. Joe Scott should

35:50

receive that by 8am tomorrow

35:52

morning in Broward County. And

35:54

here's why. Our constituents are

35:56

craving practical leaders, not political

35:58

hacks. We are entrusted to

36:00

be guided by our conscience,

36:02

and while I suppose it's

36:04

easier in theory than it

36:06

is in application, even my

36:08

worst detractors have no valid

36:10

claim that I can be

36:12

bullied, that I can be

36:14

bought, or even borrowed for

36:16

a special interest. I am

36:18

my father's son even in

36:20

his death. I am my

36:22

mother's son while she is

36:24

still alive. I will not

36:26

miss another one of her...

36:28

birthdays and I will return

36:30

to who I was when

36:32

I became a young man

36:34

independent independent in thought in

36:36

my passion and my conscious

36:38

not consultants yeah blah blah

36:40

blah blah I mean you

36:42

went on to say very

36:44

simply seven words the Democrat

36:46

party in Florida is dead

36:48

the Democratic Party in Florida

36:50

is dying I'm sorry you

36:52

know give me a break

36:54

I mean these guys these

36:57

self These narcissistic losers, they

36:59

give these impassion speeches about,

37:01

you know, just the virtue

37:03

of the way, the reason

37:05

why they're leaving the party

37:07

to show how noble they

37:09

are, right? We saw that

37:11

with the second ranking Democrat

37:13

Dick Durbin the other day

37:15

when he announced his retirement.

37:17

I'm gonna make way for

37:19

the next generation. I'm so

37:21

selfless of what I'm doing.

37:23

They do everything they can

37:25

to make these exits look

37:27

so noble, when in reality.

37:29

When all is said and

37:31

done, you know what's happening

37:33

there. They're just admitting they've

37:35

been locked out of power

37:37

permanently. That's all they're admitting.

37:39

They got into politics because

37:41

of power. That's what politics

37:43

is. It's what it's all

37:45

about. Ain't about ideology. You

37:47

can enact ideology politically. But

37:49

your ideology means nothing if

37:51

you don't have the power

37:53

to enact it. Politics is

37:55

power. And when you're permanently

37:57

locked out of power. like

37:59

Florida Democrats are or like

38:01

Senate Democrats are in in

38:03

DC. That's when you begin

38:05

to see the rats fleeing

38:07

the sinking ship. And that's

38:09

exactly what we're seeing with

38:11

these these demo rats. Again,

38:13

I mentioned Dick Durb and

38:15

the second highest ranking Democrat

38:17

in the Senate. He just

38:19

announced this week. Have you

38:21

seen enough? He's done. The

38:23

80-year-old senator from Illinois will

38:25

not be seeking re-election in

38:27

2026. That's also now putting

38:29

a bit of a target

38:31

on Chuck Schumer's back, the

38:33

number one ranking Democrat. They

38:35

want more and more of

38:37

the woke left one to

38:39

see him. gone. And again,

38:42

while Durbin tried to make

38:44

it sound like his retirement

38:46

was noble, his retirement was

38:48

selfless, he sacrificed. No, his

38:50

retirement is ultimately admission that

38:52

the Democrats are not taking

38:54

the back, they're not taking

38:56

back the Senate any time

38:58

soon. If the Democrats were

39:00

poised to win the Senate

39:02

in 2026, I assure you,

39:04

I would mortgage my house

39:06

on it, Durbin would not

39:08

be announcing his retirement. Guaranteed.

39:10

But right now, as we

39:12

speak, Republicans are poised to

39:14

hold all 53 seats that

39:16

they already have and even

39:18

add two or three. We're

39:20

expecting to easily pick up

39:22

Georgia with Brian Kemp running,

39:24

and we could see a

39:26

possible pickup in Michigan, which

39:28

went red in November, and

39:30

we could see a pickup

39:32

in November, and we could

39:34

see a pickup in New

39:36

Hampshire as well. In fact,

39:38

the electoral map, the foreseeable

39:40

future, it's a disaster for

39:42

the Democrats. Not only do

39:44

red states outnumber blue states,

39:46

which all but locks the

39:48

Democrats out of power in

39:50

power in the Senate in

39:52

the next decade or in

39:54

the next decade or the

39:56

next decade or two. But

39:58

the 2030 electoral reapportionment is

40:00

Republicans gaining well over a

40:02

dozen seats. That's just from

40:04

the reapportionment. Texas and Florida

40:06

are already playing around with

40:08

gerrymandering a little bit before

40:10

then to get another four

40:12

to six seats. So we're

40:14

going to see upwards of

40:16

another 20 seats or so

40:18

in Congress for the Republicans,

40:20

all the while the Democrats

40:22

are losing a proportionate number

40:24

of seats. I mean, the

40:27

writing's on the wall. I

40:29

mean, demographics is destiny. So

40:31

Durbin clearly sees that writing,

40:33

as does this highest ranking

40:35

Florida Senator, Democrat Senator. However,

40:37

as we talked about the

40:39

other day, this does go

40:41

way, way, way beyond electoral

40:43

realities. Durbin and that Florida

40:45

Senator are seeing their party,

40:47

the Democrat Party. literally split

40:49

apart in real time and

40:51

even CNN. is talking about

40:53

this. Here's the always entertaining

40:55

Arientin. I think is a

40:57

revolt. A revolt that is

40:59

going on within the Democratic

41:01

Party right now. Democrats and

41:03

their leaders. I mean, take

41:05

a look nationally. Hello, Democrats

41:07

on them leaders in Congress.

41:09

The belief that they will

41:11

do the right thing when

41:13

it comes to the economy.

41:15

Last year at this time,

41:17

80 percent. believe that the

41:19

Democratic leaders in Congress would

41:21

do the right thing when

41:23

it comes to the economy.

41:25

Keep in mind this is

41:27

Democrats. Look at where we

41:29

are now, that number has

41:31

been slashed in half to

41:33

just 39 percent. Holy Toledo,

41:35

that is the lowest number

41:37

by far in Gallup polling.

41:39

The lowest previous was just

41:41

60 percent, which is 21

41:43

points higher than this. Democrats

41:45

hate. Hate, hate, hate what

41:47

their congressional leaders in Washington

41:49

are doing right now on

41:51

the key issue of the

41:53

day, the economy, and their

41:55

confidence has fallen through the

41:57

floor, Mr. Berman. $20 million

41:59

to support in primary challenges

42:01

against fellow Democrat politicians, fellow

42:03

Democrat congressmen, particularly what he

42:05

called older or ineffective members

42:07

of Congress in favor of

42:10

younger, more woke progressives. Carville

42:12

is coming out and saying,

42:14

what are you nuts? He's

42:16

calling it political suicide. The

42:18

DNC is supposed to hold

42:20

the party together. It's supposed

42:22

to support elected DNC officials.

42:24

It's supposed to fight Republicans,

42:26

not fellow Democrats. And so

42:28

he's calling Hogg's plan, quote,

42:30

the most insane thing he's

42:32

ever heard of. And he's

42:34

publicly questioned why a DNC

42:36

official would use party resources

42:38

to run against fellow Democrats

42:40

instead of focusing on defeating

42:42

Republicans. only doubled down basically

42:44

calling Carville an abject old

42:46

failure who hasn't won an

42:48

election in Hogg's lifetime and

42:50

now Carville and Democrat leadership

42:52

are calling for Hogg's head.

42:54

They want him ousted from

42:56

his position at the NC

42:58

vice chair and this is

43:00

all happening at the exact

43:02

same time that progresses in

43:04

the Democratic Party. are pushing

43:06

none other than Alexandria, Acazio

43:08

Cortez, an occasional cortex as

43:10

their new standard bearer leader.

43:12

They just released a new

43:14

commercial that presents her, I

43:16

kid you not, as the

43:18

next Democrat presidential nominee. You

43:20

cannot make this stuff up.

43:22

I guess they're trying to

43:24

win back the under 30

43:26

vote, which is now supporting

43:28

Trump by upwards of 60%.

43:30

Ironically, in the state where

43:32

they film this in Idaho,

43:34

that will vote for the

43:36

Republican by 30%. They're sticking

43:38

with the Kamala Harris playbook

43:40

that thought that they could

43:42

effectively rebrand. a radically unpopular

43:44

politician as the hope and

43:46

change the future. But all

43:48

they're doing is actually replying

43:50

a much older playbook and

43:52

that's the 1972 playbook especially

43:55

with bringing Bernie Sanders onto

43:57

the stage with her. Who

43:59

remembers 1972? Four years after

44:01

the Democrats got shellacked by

44:03

Nixon in his amazing comeback.

44:05

They committed themselves to a

44:07

true... bonafide, far leftist in

44:09

the form of George McGovern.

44:11

They were done with the

44:13

middle of the road. Herbert

44:15

Humphreys who lost in 68,

44:17

they hated Nixon so much

44:19

they had back then. NDS,

44:21

they had Nixon derangement syndrome.

44:23

They suffered from NDS so

44:25

much that they decided to

44:27

double down by allowing the

44:29

new rising left, the cultural

44:31

Marxist left at the 60s,

44:33

the hippie left, the college

44:35

campus protester left, to basically

44:37

take over the party. And

44:39

in the process they nominated

44:41

George McGovern as their standard

44:43

bearer. They lost in 68

44:45

after Nixon effectively had recast

44:47

the Democratic Party as two

44:49

left wing for the nation,

44:51

even with Hubert Humphrey, who

44:53

was very much a centrist.

44:55

And so what did the

44:57

Democrats do for 72? They

44:59

pivoted even farther left, just

45:01

like they're doing right now.

45:03

nominating the government. And what

45:05

happened? They lost all 50

45:07

states. It was the biggest

45:09

landslide win for any party

45:11

in our nation's history. They

45:13

did it again in 84

45:15

with Mondale. Same thing. Carter

45:17

was two centuries. Let's go

45:19

far left. 84. They pulled

45:21

off one state, Mondale State,

45:23

Minnesota, of Tam Pond, Tim.

45:25

They literally destroyed their party

45:27

to such an extent that

45:29

they were reduced to a

45:31

single state. That's how horrible

45:33

their power, executively, was reduced.

45:35

The Democrats are literally replaying

45:37

that playbook right now as

45:40

we speak with AOC and

45:42

we're going down to El

45:44

Salvador and getting themselves caught

45:46

up in this 80-20. doom

45:48

loop. They are doubling down

45:50

and their most radical far

45:52

left candidates who only appeal

45:54

to their most rabid, far-left

45:56

20% face. And get all

45:58

you have to do, just

46:00

don't take my word for

46:02

it. Just look at what

46:04

leftists are saying, like Chris

46:06

Cuomo. Listen to what Chris

46:08

Cuomo has to say about

46:10

AOC. Listen to what Bill

46:12

Maher has to say about

46:14

AOC. This is absolute face

46:16

palming if you're Chris Cuomo

46:18

or Bill Maher, if you're

46:20

a Democrat, a centrist Democrat.

46:22

They think this is literally

46:24

the stupidest. thing the Democrats

46:26

could possibly be doing right

46:28

now. But again, there's a

46:30

reason for this. There's a

46:32

reason why this pattern is

46:34

repeating itself, this pattern of

46:36

political self-destruction. The reason why

46:38

the Democrats are caught in

46:40

this 8020 doom loop is

46:42

because when political parties begin

46:44

decline, when they begin to

46:46

erode and decay, They often

46:48

fall back on their most

46:50

rabid and extreme elements precisely

46:52

because they're the only ones

46:54

who are willing to give

46:56

that party the time of

46:58

day. They're the only ones

47:00

who are willing to show

47:02

up to the rallies. So

47:04

as the Democrats decline in

47:06

popularity, they default to their

47:08

most extreme radical left wing

47:10

because they're the only ones

47:12

willing to politically fight. But

47:15

the more they default to their

47:18

more extreme radical left wing, the

47:20

more Democrats end up alienating themselves

47:22

from the majority, the 80%, this

47:24

is precise of what Cuomo and

47:27

Maher are saying. And the more

47:29

they alienate themselves from the majority,

47:31

the 80%, that means their polling

47:34

only ends up falling all the

47:36

lower, which then causes them to

47:38

double down all the more on

47:41

the most extreme, which then all

47:43

the more alienates them from the

47:45

mainstream. which means that their polls

47:47

go down, which causes them to

47:50

double down on their extreme. That's

47:52

the political tailspin, the 8020 doom

47:54

loop. We saw it in 72,

47:57

we saw it in 84, and

47:59

it looks like we're seeing it

48:01

again with 2026. And if they

48:04

don't go out of it, they

48:06

are literally risking total political relevance.

48:08

And again, even what's left is

48:10

the more sane Democrats are admitting

48:13

that. This is Democrat Polster, Doug

48:15

Shone, check out what he had

48:17

to say. I remember before Bill

48:20

Clinton was elected, Democrats had gone

48:22

too far left, but there was

48:24

a movement, the new Democrats, who

48:27

wanted to bring the party back

48:29

to the center, which we did

48:31

with Bill Clinton, balance the budget,

48:34

reduce the debt and deficit, cut

48:36

welfare, tough on crime. This Democratic

48:38

Party, Laura is going further left,

48:40

becoming abusive, and I think, frankly,

48:43

to be blunt, irrelevant. or worse,

48:45

and that is tragic for my

48:47

party and tragic, I'd say, for

48:50

our two-party system. So bottom line,

48:52

arrests have begun. The Trump administration

48:54

is indeed beginning the process of

48:57

bringing corrupt bureaucrats, particularly judges, to

48:59

justice, while Trump and his team

49:01

are at the same time reclaiming

49:03

their constitutionally mandated power to enforce

49:06

immigration law and deported legals by

49:08

the millions. And how are the

49:10

Democrats responding after these first 100

49:13

historic days? They're responding by politically

49:15

unraveling and collapsing into political irrelevance.

49:17

It makes you anticipate the exciting

49:20

possibilities that might come next. I

49:22

don't know, perhaps something like Trump

49:24

2028? Oh, what are you? Over

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right, what are some of the

50:22

questions we got, gang? R-O-T-core, Dr.

50:24

Turley, say MS-N-B-C-13. Did Dr. Turley

50:26

say MSMB 33 in his Trump

50:29

just sprung a trap and humiliated

50:31

Democrats video last Thursday? I think,

50:33

did I say that? I can't

50:36

remember MS NBC 13? That would

50:38

be very clever. I don't remember

50:40

doing that ROT Corp, but I'll

50:43

take credit for it. I'll be

50:45

like a politician. I will, I

50:47

will virtually take credit for it.

50:49

Yes, I like that. MS NBC

50:52

13. Let's, let's, let's turn that

50:54

into his shirt. That's great. Ribo

50:56

guy. Oh, thank you so much

50:59

for the super chat. I'm worried

51:01

Congress won't stop the judges because

51:03

they're on permanent vacation. They support

51:06

it. I'm unsure the Supreme Court

51:08

and Trump not arresting these judges

51:10

are ignoring them as a problem.

51:12

I don't know what we're supposed

51:15

to do without drastic measures. I

51:17

hear you Robo guy. I definitely

51:19

hear you and it is it

51:22

is frustrating. So that's why Mike

51:24

Davis I think is making the

51:26

rounds here and Steve Bannon is

51:29

never afraid to confront. I mean

51:31

he basically got kicked. out of

51:33

Trump 1.0 administration for confronting Trump

51:35

for not going full populist enough.

51:38

He's not afraid to confront and

51:40

even he's saying all right I

51:42

I'm trusting the plan here they

51:45

are they are preparing a shock

51:47

in all indictment scenario to come

51:49

up again. We'll see when, but

51:52

I'm assuming in the next weeks

51:54

and months. We do have two

51:56

judges now that have been arrested.

51:59

We'll have to see that that's

52:01

more coming up. What's going on

52:03

with Congress is bottom line, Congress

52:05

can't really do anything outside of

52:08

the CR because it's going to

52:10

require the 60 vote threshold, the

52:12

filibuster in the Senate. I mean,

52:15

I'm sorry, there are, like, our

52:17

good friend Jack at Red Eagle

52:19

Politics, there are Republicans that say,

52:22

you know what? It's true, get

52:24

rid of that stupid filibuster. It

52:26

is standing in the way of

52:28

us being able to enact the

52:31

agenda, and he's saying that they're

52:33

not coming to power for the

52:35

next decade. They're not coming power

52:38

probably for the next two decades.

52:40

As long as there are more

52:42

red states than blue states, we're

52:45

going to be in power in

52:47

the Senate foreseeable future. So let's,

52:49

you know. Let's get rid of

52:52

the filibuster and then let's put

52:54

it back right before they come

52:56

or something like that. I don't

52:58

know, you know, but there's just

53:01

not much that they can do

53:03

given that it's going to get

53:05

stalled in the Senate and Democrats

53:08

or recalcitrant. They're doubling down on

53:10

extreme stupid. So what we're doing

53:12

is we're waiting for the Supreme

53:15

Court to act. It does look

53:17

like the Supreme Court is going

53:19

to find in Trump's favor. precisely

53:21

on the same rationale that they

53:24

did for these for the immunity

53:26

decision. The immunity decision basically said

53:28

that these courts have no jurisdiction

53:31

over the executive branch of government

53:33

and they cannot hold the president

53:35

liable for anything as long as

53:38

he is exercising lawful authority as

53:40

in his executive position. So it's,

53:42

I mean, that's basically why all

53:44

of the indictments against Trump collapse.

53:47

And it's, and again, what you

53:49

saw with, with Brad. is he

53:51

tried to do something, he tried

53:54

to make an indictment stick that

53:56

happened prior to Trump, assuming power

53:58

as executive authority. And so I

54:01

just think, I think they're, most

54:03

analysts think they're going to do

54:05

the same, that these rogue judges

54:08

do not have that authority. It's

54:10

going to come to an end.

54:12

In the meantime, Trump is just

54:14

ignoring them. He's just ignoring them

54:17

and he's preparing. plan B's, which

54:19

seemed to be in the works

54:21

immediately, like suspending the writ of

54:24

habeas corpus, that would happen with

54:26

a CR, continuing resolution. And I

54:28

think they would even be passing.

54:31

restrictions on these judges with the

54:33

next CR, but we have to

54:35

wait a few months before that

54:37

as well. So I know it's

54:40

frustrating. I do. I know because

54:42

this is all the left has.

54:44

They only have these judicial tyrants.

54:47

That's a and Tesla terrorism. Those

54:49

are the only things that they

54:51

have. They have nothing else. They've

54:54

been completely locked out of power.

54:56

And as it turns out, these

54:58

judges really don't have that much

55:01

power. Again, they can issue injunctions.

55:03

They can issue ROs, but... but

55:05

in the end, they're not doing

55:07

anything to stop what Trump's ultimately

55:10

going to do, which is the

55:12

greatest, the most massive deportation operation

55:14

in history. And it looks like

55:17

a lot of left-wing bureaucrats are

55:19

going to be caught in the

55:21

process of trying to thwart that

55:24

and getting arrested themselves. humanity charges.

55:26

That would be fast. So we'll

55:28

have to see. I don't know

55:30

if they've got Fauci and and

55:33

gates and their sides. There's so

55:35

much certainly with Fauci because Fauci

55:37

deliberately covered up a lab leak.

55:40

He deliberately covered up gain of

55:42

function. He deliberately covered up the

55:44

what was at the Barrington declaration

55:47

signed by Doc. on both sides

55:49

of the Atlantic, we're talking top-notch

55:51

doctors from the number one, the

55:53

number one Ivy League universities and

55:56

so forth, who basically said that

55:58

the policy of mass shutdown was

56:00

not the way to go. They

56:03

did everything they could to squelch

56:05

that and to suppress that. So

56:07

there's so much and then of

56:10

course is profiting I think is

56:12

net worth when up 10X or

56:14

whatever during the COVID, during the

56:17

COVID insanity. So there's so much.

56:19

And then of course Bill Gates,

56:21

I mean gosh, with the Epstein

56:23

Connection, sure. There's plenty. So we'll

56:26

have to see, I don't have

56:28

any insight whether on those guys

56:30

in particular. Uh, record, Dr. Steve,

56:33

who is the chair of person,

56:35

Democrat National Committee, isn't it supposed

56:37

to be Ken Martin, or is

56:40

it actually David Hog? Also, where

56:42

is Malcolm Kenyata and Artie? Blanco,

56:44

the two other vice chairs, I'm

56:46

sorry, but aren't we supposed to

56:49

be listening to my noise and

56:51

women? Who is the young cis

56:53

white male getting all the attention?

56:56

True, I didn't think about that,

56:58

that's true. But he is, he

57:00

is, he's the most outspoken, so

57:03

he's the one that's getting all

57:05

the attention and I think he's,

57:07

you know, he's effing around and

57:10

he's about to find out. I

57:12

think, I think Hog is going

57:14

to get the boot. I think

57:16

that's going to happen. Hi

57:21

Q. Thank you for the

57:23

Pound Sterling High Q. Dr.

57:25

Frankenstein creators monster and in

57:27

the end, it killed him.

57:29

Brilliant. That's actually, that's very,

57:31

very good. Same with Robert

57:34

Lewis Stevens, Dr. Jekyll, Mr.

57:36

Hyde, and what is that

57:38

another theme? The portrait of

57:40

Dorian Gray, right? Isn't that

57:42

Oscar Wild? This notion that

57:44

these monsters we create inevitably

57:47

end up killing us. It's

57:49

a reverse. It's a reverse

57:51

Genesis 3 in a sense.

57:53

So just as we rebelled

57:55

against our creators, so our

57:57

creations rebelled against us in

57:59

effect. Sorry, just you just...

58:02

I just thought I'd riff

58:04

off that. So Dr. Frankenstein

58:06

created his monster in the

58:08

end that killed him. Liberals

58:10

created their work monster. And

58:12

I believe it will replace

58:14

liberalism. This is exactly what

58:17

Bill Maher is very word

58:19

about. This is what peers

58:21

Morgan is very concerned about.

58:23

This is what Jordan Peterson

58:25

has openly talked about. And

58:27

then so the question, yes,

58:30

the question is the extent

58:32

to which. Wokeness does come

58:34

out of liberalism. This is

58:36

something that I don't think

58:38

Bill Maher, maybe he has,

58:40

but I don't think it's

58:42

something that he's really reckoned

58:45

with, the extent to which

58:47

his ideological liberalism has helped

58:49

forge wokeness. But yeah, wokeness

58:51

when all said and done

58:53

is the sanctification of the

58:55

victim. It's the sanctification of

58:58

the victim, the oppressed. Liberalism

59:00

is rooted in the notion.

59:02

I mean, there's a mythology

59:04

behind liberalism, and so to

59:06

give it its fair hearing,

59:08

liberalism is rooted in two

59:10

fundamental tenets, classical liberalism, 18th

59:13

century liberalism. It emphasized reason

59:15

over religion in all matters

59:17

of public policy, and it

59:19

emphasized a restraint on executive

59:21

power in order to maximize

59:23

individual freedom. So a liberal

59:25

society is supposed to be

59:28

rational and free. Yeah, sounds

59:30

pretty good, right? Sign me

59:32

up, kind of thing. But

59:34

what we ended up seeing

59:36

is that the postmodernist in

59:38

the universities in 1960 began,

59:41

60s began to question liberalism,

59:43

sorry, rationalism. They began to

59:45

question the objectivity of rationalism.

59:47

Now, one wonders what reasoning

59:49

they used for that, but

59:51

we'll leave that for another

59:53

day. But they began to

59:56

state that scientific rationalism was

59:58

simply a Western construct that

1:00:00

was used as a tool

1:00:02

for. colonization and that there

1:00:04

were a whole myriad of

1:00:06

ecologies of epistemology by which

1:00:09

the world could be rightly

1:00:11

understood. Again, I'm not arguing

1:00:13

for it or against it.

1:00:15

I'm just saying that liberals,

1:00:17

I know the guys of

1:00:19

the liberal university were the

1:00:21

ones that killed in many

1:00:24

ways, the transcendent objectivity of

1:00:26

scientific rationalism in the public

1:00:28

square. And then Patrick Dine's

1:00:30

thesis. of the failure of

1:00:32

liberalism is that because liberalism

1:00:34

recast the human person as

1:00:36

a sovereign individual who has

1:00:39

no more obligations apart from

1:00:41

that which they choose for

1:00:43

themselves, then the mediating institutions

1:00:45

that are moral forming institutions

1:00:47

like the family where we

1:00:49

have obligations to or the

1:00:52

church we have obligations to

1:00:54

or the community we have

1:00:56

obligations to those were of

1:00:58

life so as to enable

1:01:00

people to have maximized sovereign

1:01:02

control over their lives. But

1:01:04

in doing so, that left

1:01:07

a social needs vacuum that

1:01:09

got filled by the welfare

1:01:11

state. And so we saw

1:01:13

the restraint on executive power

1:01:15

begin to collapse with the

1:01:17

massive expansion of the state,

1:01:20

particularly in the form of

1:01:22

welfare state. And so now

1:01:24

there's literally nothing in public

1:01:26

in public. economic political life

1:01:28

that the state does not

1:01:30

have ultimate monopolistic jurisdiction over.

1:01:32

So we could see how

1:01:35

the two tenets of liberalism

1:01:37

actually collapsed under liberals themselves.

1:01:39

And so now liberalism is

1:01:41

highly irrational, you know, basically

1:01:43

not even knowing what a

1:01:45

woman is. And it's highly

1:01:47

repressive in this constantly expanding

1:01:50

ever growing state. And you

1:01:52

put irrationality and repression together,

1:01:54

what do you get? What

1:01:56

do you get? What do

1:01:58

you get? You know it.

1:02:01

Wokeness. That's what wokeness

1:02:03

in effect is. It's

1:02:05

irrational repression. That is

1:02:07

provoked, as it were, by

1:02:09

the sanctification of the oppressed,

1:02:11

by the victim, that liberals

1:02:14

were supposed to liberate and

1:02:16

emancipate. So you cannot say

1:02:18

anything in any way, shape, or

1:02:21

form that even, or do anything

1:02:23

that even remotely offends the

1:02:25

oppressed. And so that's why

1:02:27

offense has become. literally the

1:02:30

social capital by which one

1:02:32

could bully their way into

1:02:34

power. So there you go,

1:02:36

Hikew. I think you're absolutely

1:02:38

right. I think wokeness is

1:02:40

replacing liberalism and

1:02:42

guaranteeing the destruction of

1:02:45

both. Beave, letting him, how

1:02:47

well do you see the

1:02:49

global succumbing to the

1:02:51

coming mercantilism that is being

1:02:53

brought about by the tariff regime?

1:02:55

Yeah, it's mixed. It's mixed. I

1:02:58

think, I mean, if there's so many

1:03:00

moving pieces right now, so I'm

1:03:02

kind of doing some research on a

1:03:04

video next week about how Trump does

1:03:06

appear to have sort of

1:03:08

checkmated China, we'll have to see,

1:03:11

because China I do not see as

1:03:13

globalists, I see them as profiting off

1:03:15

the globalist system, but they are, but

1:03:17

they are by far a tariff-based

1:03:20

economy. They are mercantilists to

1:03:22

the core. They're civilizationless as

1:03:24

is Russia, as is India.

1:03:27

So I think the powers

1:03:29

that are really pushing

1:03:32

for the globalism

1:03:34

are internal,

1:03:36

are internal,

1:03:38

are London, are

1:03:41

Manhattan elites, but

1:03:43

it looks like,

1:03:45

again, they really, they

1:03:48

don't, they don't have

1:03:50

power. This is what's

1:03:52

so fascinating. Trump

1:03:55

is not. He's, I mean, he could

1:03:58

have been bought, it looks like, in his...

1:04:00

first term like with bringing on

1:04:02

John Bolton and so forth. I

1:04:04

think he was really worried about

1:04:06

his second term, getting, you

1:04:09

know, getting the the support

1:04:11

he needed among the donors

1:04:13

for the second term. Now

1:04:15

he doesn't care. He's literally,

1:04:17

I don't give enough mode. And

1:04:19

so there's real, they've just,

1:04:21

they don't have the political

1:04:24

power to set policy. And

1:04:26

the WTO has been completely

1:04:28

shut out. Does the does the

1:04:30

WTO even exist? I mean, think

1:04:32

about it. Was the WTO even?

1:04:34

When's the last time you heard

1:04:36

the WTO in the news? Or the

1:04:39

IMF, for the exception of a

1:04:41

study. Yeah, the IMF now, I

1:04:43

think is turning to studies. According

1:04:45

to the IMF, such as Sri

1:04:47

Lanka has the highest GDP

1:04:49

gang, you know, they're

1:04:51

just, they're literally just think

1:04:54

tanks at this point. So it

1:04:56

seems to me that. Globalists

1:04:58

are submitting and

1:05:01

are trying to learn to

1:05:03

play by new rules because

1:05:05

I think they're also

1:05:07

realizing there's no

1:05:09

going back after this. The

1:05:12

United States, particularly

1:05:15

the working class, have

1:05:17

made it clear we

1:05:19

want reciprocal tariffs. And

1:05:22

reciprocal tariffs, of

1:05:24

course, redefine trade. not

1:05:26

simply as fairly, but it also

1:05:29

redefines trade as a form

1:05:31

of some kind of national sovereignty.

1:05:33

We want things manufactured

1:05:36

here. We want manufacturing in

1:05:38

industry back in the United

1:05:40

States, as you know, every

1:05:42

sovereign country would want for

1:05:44

their own. And so I think they're

1:05:46

coming to terms with the fact

1:05:49

that it's, this is a

1:05:51

permanent situation, regardless of who

1:05:53

comes back into power. and especially

1:05:55

the way Trump is revamping

1:05:57

all of DC to reconvene.

1:06:00

figure around that. And so

1:06:02

I think they're just trying

1:06:04

to, they're trying to influence

1:06:06

the situation so as to

1:06:08

make the tariffs as beneficial

1:06:10

for their own industry as

1:06:12

possible. And they're trying to

1:06:14

find creative ways to do

1:06:16

that and then lobby the

1:06:18

president to enact those policies.

1:06:20

So it's a complicated picture

1:06:22

because. Again, China, India, they'll

1:06:24

all, even European Union, they'll

1:06:26

all pretend to want pure

1:06:28

globalism, but they are tariff-based

1:06:30

economies. And so they betray

1:06:32

the very neoliberal globalism that

1:06:34

the WTO and the IMF

1:06:36

and the World Bank are

1:06:38

the institutional representatives and guardians

1:06:40

of in terms of the

1:06:42

protocols. and obligations that one

1:06:45

signs up for. So the

1:06:47

United States has for the

1:06:49

last several decades in effect

1:06:51

said, you know, as long

1:06:53

as you keep the dollar

1:06:55

as the reserve currency, as

1:06:57

long as you dump your

1:06:59

surplus dollars into our T

1:07:01

bills and just pump tremendous

1:07:03

money into our economy, we're

1:07:05

not going to tear a

1:07:07

few. Those days are over.

1:07:09

And so now it just

1:07:11

seems the globalist structures are

1:07:13

collapsing. And so just other

1:07:15

countries just, and even internal

1:07:17

interests don't, they just don't

1:07:19

have anything to grab onto

1:07:21

in terms of effective globalist

1:07:23

structures that have power. And

1:07:25

so they're trying, I think,

1:07:27

to create, well, I don't

1:07:29

think I know they're trying

1:07:31

to create the single most

1:07:33

optimal. conditions under the current

1:07:35

tariff realities for their particular

1:07:37

industries. And there's going to

1:07:39

be a little bit of

1:07:42

kind of Globalist finagling here

1:07:44

or there, but not that

1:07:46

much. Misty, Dr. Stevie, fledgling.

1:07:48

You keep using this word,

1:07:50

fledgling. However, I do not

1:07:52

think you know what it

1:07:54

means. What you think it

1:07:56

means. I think the word

1:07:58

you're searching for is flagging.

1:08:00

No, fledgling. No, fledgling means,

1:08:02

how would I sum it

1:08:04

up? Fleduling is... It's coming

1:08:06

to some kind of, it's,

1:08:08

yeah, it's not, it's, what's,

1:08:10

how do I describe fledgling?

1:08:12

Fleduling is struggling, how's that?

1:08:14

Let's see, a personal organization

1:08:16

that is immature, inexperience, or

1:08:18

undeveloped. A young bird is

1:08:20

fledgling. Oh, so it's a

1:08:22

young thing, maybe I am

1:08:24

using it wrong. An immature

1:08:26

inexperience. New without experience? Yeah,

1:08:28

so maybe I should use

1:08:30

struggling better rather than fledgling.

1:08:32

Okay, good. I'm learning something.

1:08:34

Awesome, Misty. There you go.

1:08:36

$20. Your $20 is investing

1:08:38

in my vocabulary. All right.

1:08:41

Hold me honest, because I

1:08:43

tend to be a creature

1:08:45

of habit when it comes

1:08:47

to language. Rich, Dr. Steve,

1:08:49

it appears that the government

1:08:51

has been giving private universities

1:08:53

such as Harvard. Now, tons

1:08:55

of money without increasing the

1:08:57

quality of education. Why should

1:08:59

the government help expensive for-profit

1:09:01

educational entities, even if they

1:09:03

were producing positive results? Yeah,

1:09:05

I'm with you, so bottom

1:09:07

lines, I understand it, because

1:09:09

I was in the university

1:09:11

for 20 years. Bottom line

1:09:13

is, look, this is a

1:09:15

professional class, political economic. bureaucratic

1:09:17

academic alliance. So, and that

1:09:19

alliance justifies itself by saying

1:09:21

that we have a vested

1:09:23

national interest. in pumping money

1:09:25

into universities. That will do

1:09:27

the necessary research for us

1:09:29

to advance in technology, advance

1:09:31

in political strategy, advance in

1:09:33

health, advance in all kinds

1:09:35

of things. So bottom line

1:09:38

is they pump money into

1:09:40

these universities and they justify

1:09:42

it by claiming that they

1:09:44

provide the research. to enhance

1:09:46

public policy. Now, do you

1:09:48

want the reality? They're paying

1:09:50

off their supporters. That's what

1:09:52

we're finding in Doge. That's

1:09:54

what we found with USAID.

1:09:56

The government has become a

1:09:58

slush fund. And the reason

1:10:00

why all of these universities

1:10:02

are left wing is because

1:10:04

up until this point, the

1:10:06

Democrats owned DC. My saying

1:10:08

is Democrats own DC. Republicans

1:10:10

own DC. My saying is

1:10:12

Democrats own DC. Republicans own

1:10:14

DC. Democrats own DC, the

1:10:16

Republicans merely rent. And so

1:10:18

if you want, if you

1:10:20

want to tap into those

1:10:22

slush funds, then you have

1:10:24

to push left-wing causes. You

1:10:26

have to, you have to

1:10:28

push causes that further empower

1:10:30

Washington DC and the ideological

1:10:32

ethos that expands the power

1:10:34

of Washington DC. So they,

1:10:37

it's just payoffs. It's bribes.

1:10:39

Now when Trump takes over,

1:10:41

fully, and MAGga takes over,

1:10:43

fully, DC, don't be surprised

1:10:45

if you see a number

1:10:47

of universities switch. Now I

1:10:49

know, we may not like

1:10:51

that. We may not like

1:10:53

them getting paid off, but

1:10:55

again, that is politics is

1:10:57

power. That's the way politics

1:10:59

works. And these universities have

1:11:01

been paid off by Democrats

1:11:03

who own DC to help

1:11:05

them expand. And it just,

1:11:07

yeah. entrench themselves in that

1:11:09

monopolization over DC. Running man,

1:11:11

uh, doctors, do you believe

1:11:13

the Holy Ghost is bringing

1:11:15

a revival spiritually secular, just

1:11:17

like in the days of

1:11:19

Jehovah, the King of Judah?

1:11:21

I do, I, um, I

1:11:23

do, I think we're going

1:11:25

through a massive, uh, worldwide

1:11:27

movement known as retraditionalization. It's

1:11:29

one of the three forms

1:11:31

of blowback against globalization. So

1:11:34

globalization undermines our border security,

1:11:36

it undermines our cultural security,

1:11:38

it undermines our economic security.

1:11:40

And so it's no wonder

1:11:42

that virtually all populations right

1:11:44

now are building walls and

1:11:46

re-securing their borders as a

1:11:48

way of pushing back against

1:11:50

globalization's erosion of our borders.

1:11:52

There's a, it's no coincidence

1:11:54

that. that mercantilism is returning

1:11:56

where more and more nations

1:11:58

are embracing some kind of

1:12:00

economic protectionism so as to

1:12:02

so as to enact an

1:12:04

economics that is an extension

1:12:06

of national security and then

1:12:08

it's no coincidence that more

1:12:10

and more cultures are returning

1:12:12

to their religious traditions as

1:12:14

mechanisms of resistance against this

1:12:16

radically secularized. anti-religious, anti-cultural globalization.

1:12:18

So we're seeing it happen.

1:12:20

Was it the rise of

1:12:22

Orthodoxy in Russia, the rise

1:12:24

of Confucianism in China, as

1:12:26

well, interestingly, as an extraordinary

1:12:28

Christian revival that's happening more

1:12:31

underground in China. We're seeing

1:12:33

Hindu nationalism in India. We're

1:12:35

seeing, of course, the revivalism

1:12:37

of very militant Islamism throughout

1:12:39

the Middle East, particularly Shiite

1:12:41

Islam in Iran. Ottoman Turkey,

1:12:43

Shinto, Japan. It just could

1:12:45

go on and on. And

1:12:47

I think we're seeing it

1:12:49

now in Europe, particularly in

1:12:51

France, where baptisms are up

1:12:53

50% from this time last

1:12:55

year. We're seeing it in

1:12:57

the United States. We're seeing

1:12:59

it in Hollywood. More and

1:13:01

more people are coming to

1:13:03

faith and not just a

1:13:05

cursory faith, but a real

1:13:07

kind of traditionalized faith. So

1:13:09

as they're coming into the

1:13:11

Catholic Church, they're being very

1:13:13

attracted to the Latin tridentine

1:13:15

mass. if they're coming into,

1:13:17

say they're, if they're not

1:13:19

becoming Catholic, they're becoming Orthodox,

1:13:21

Orthodox churches, and OCA, the

1:13:23

Orthodox Church of America, I

1:13:25

recall, saw a 70% increase

1:13:27

over the last two years

1:13:30

in catacuminates and memberships. So

1:13:32

yeah, wherever we're seeing, and

1:13:34

then those who claim a

1:13:36

personal relationship for Jesus Christ,

1:13:38

which Jesus Christ is up,

1:13:40

is up by 12 points.

1:13:42

from this time about two

1:13:44

years ago. So it's in

1:13:46

the high 60s now. Nearly

1:13:48

70 and 10 Americans claim

1:13:50

to have a personal relationship

1:13:52

with Christ. So yeah, something's

1:13:54

going on here. I think

1:13:56

we're in the midst of

1:13:58

a religious renewal, the likes

1:14:00

of which we really have

1:14:02

not seen before. It's pretty

1:14:04

amazing stuff. Well, it's a

1:14:06

little bit early for for

1:14:08

2028. So 2026 right now,

1:14:10

it looks very good. It

1:14:12

does. It looks very good.

1:14:14

We're going to hold the

1:14:16

Senate. And it looks like

1:14:18

we'll hold the House at

1:14:20

this point. Again, it looks

1:14:22

like Texas. And I think

1:14:24

it's Florida. There's another or

1:14:27

it could be Tennessee. I

1:14:29

forget there's a couple of

1:14:31

states. They're gerrymandering for the

1:14:33

2026 to get us another

1:14:35

four to six seats. They're

1:14:37

going to be solid red.

1:14:39

And that's going to offset

1:14:41

whatever nonsense goes on in

1:14:43

Wisconsin with this new liberal

1:14:45

judge that they just put

1:14:47

in stupidity. It's, um, I

1:14:49

mean, talk about, you know,

1:14:51

it's not stupid. I mean,

1:14:53

it's just, yeah, it's just,

1:14:55

the Republican Party in Wisconsin

1:14:57

is just so, remember, Wisconsin's

1:14:59

Paul Ryan territory. They're just,

1:15:01

they're like, they're like the,

1:15:03

the McCain's in Arizona. They're

1:15:05

just such a disappointment. They're

1:15:07

just, they're so out of

1:15:09

it, but regardless. So it

1:15:11

looks good. We may, this

1:15:13

may be one of the

1:15:15

few times, I think it

1:15:17

would only be the third

1:15:19

or fourth time in American

1:15:21

history, where the party that

1:15:24

has the White House actually

1:15:26

gains in the Senate and

1:15:28

the House, Trump did that

1:15:30

in 2018, remember he gained

1:15:32

in the Senate, he lost

1:15:34

the House, but he gained,

1:15:36

I think, two seats in

1:15:38

the Senate, so they made

1:15:40

history there, so I think

1:15:42

he can do it again.

1:15:44

We should pick up Georgia,

1:15:46

that shouldn't be a problem

1:15:48

with Brian Kemp. He's very

1:15:50

popular governor, and we could

1:15:52

pick up something in New

1:15:54

Hampshire and pick up something

1:15:56

in Michigan. Either way, we're

1:15:58

looking 54, 55 seats at

1:16:00

this point, right? And we'll

1:16:02

probably have this around the

1:16:04

same amount. Maybe we can

1:16:06

even grow a little bit

1:16:08

in the House. 2026, it

1:16:10

just comes down. If the

1:16:12

Democrats go full McDouvern, if

1:16:14

they go full Mondale, if

1:16:16

they do what they did

1:16:18

after there's a humiliating loss

1:16:20

in 68 and 68 and

1:16:23

in 80. If they do

1:16:25

what they did, which was

1:16:27

just double down on stupid

1:16:29

and again, that's what parties

1:16:31

tend to do when they're

1:16:33

decaying, they do tend to

1:16:35

double down on their most

1:16:37

rabid left wing, or their

1:16:39

most rabid extreme, I should

1:16:41

say, because the right could

1:16:43

do it as well. They're

1:16:45

shot. I just don't see

1:16:47

how they're going to possibly

1:16:49

win in the swing states

1:16:51

that are inordinately blue collar.

1:16:53

The reason why Democrats are

1:16:55

flipping out is, and the

1:16:57

reason why this, don't tell

1:16:59

Rosie O'Donnell this, Rosie O'Donnell

1:17:01

thinks there were, there were

1:17:03

election shenanigans, ironically, that, you

1:17:05

know, how did Trump win?

1:17:07

seven swing states. That's impossible.

1:17:09

Nobody's been in. Not even

1:17:11

Obama could do that. The

1:17:13

answer is very simple. The

1:17:15

seven swing states have an

1:17:17

inordinate number of working class

1:17:20

voters, a significant number, a

1:17:22

higher propensity of working class

1:17:24

voters than all other states.

1:17:26

And the Republican part of

1:17:28

the Trump party is the

1:17:30

party of the working class.

1:17:32

So they're going to be

1:17:34

winning swing states from now

1:17:36

on. That looks like that's

1:17:38

baked into the cake. And

1:17:40

so it looks like JD

1:17:42

Vance is easily going to

1:17:44

be the next nominee or

1:17:46

Trump 2028. We'll see. They're

1:17:48

trying to work it out.

1:17:50

I have no idea how

1:17:52

they'll do it, but I

1:17:54

love it. I'm all for

1:17:56

it. I'm 100% on the

1:17:58

bandwagon of Trump 2028. So

1:18:00

he can win four times

1:18:02

in a row, like FDR.

1:18:04

And again, even bigger than

1:18:06

FDR. I do. I just,

1:18:08

I think that there's just

1:18:10

no chance at this at

1:18:12

this point. anything can happen,

1:18:14

but I'm just, it's just,

1:18:16

it's just being realistic. They're

1:18:19

going to have to win

1:18:21

over the working class voter.

1:18:23

Scrant and Joe was able

1:18:25

to do that. To his

1:18:27

credit, that's why he was

1:18:29

so upset. They replaced him.

1:18:31

He thought in his own

1:18:33

demented, you know, failing reality.

1:18:35

He, they thought he could

1:18:37

do it, but he thought

1:18:39

he could do it, but

1:18:41

he thought he could do

1:18:43

it. But he thought he

1:18:45

could do it, but to

1:18:47

no veil. I mean. the

1:18:49

more they double down on

1:18:51

woke, the more they double

1:18:53

down on trying to bring

1:18:55

back illegal migrant gang members,

1:18:57

the more they double down

1:18:59

on all of this nonsense

1:19:01

and and hit not hating

1:19:03

on tariffs. Remember the working

1:19:05

class love tariffs. I mean

1:19:07

they're shot. They're not going

1:19:09

to win swing states anymore.

1:19:11

Arizona is almost 10 points

1:19:13

margin for Republican registrations. It

1:19:16

looks like Nevada by the

1:19:18

time we get to 2026

1:19:20

maybe as high as a

1:19:22

five-point margin. Republican, so it's

1:19:24

going to be solid red.

1:19:26

Georgia is increasing. It's a

1:19:28

Republican. Pennsylvania is the new

1:19:30

Ohio. It will surpass Democrats.

1:19:32

And right now, Democrats have

1:19:34

a 90,000 voter registration advantage.

1:19:36

Same with even North Carolina

1:19:38

still has, I think, something

1:19:40

like a 10, 20,000 voter

1:19:42

registration event. That that'll be

1:19:44

wiped out. Those two will

1:19:46

be officially red states. By

1:19:48

then, we won't even need

1:19:50

Wisconsin and Michigan. So it's

1:19:52

it's pretty stunning stuff. Alan

1:19:54

Little, how much longer do

1:19:56

you think President Trump will

1:19:58

wait on scotis to deal

1:20:00

with these drooling troll of

1:20:02

the lower courts. Today's arrest

1:20:04

not with standing. Yeah, I'm

1:20:06

with you, Alan. He's get

1:20:08

away. He'll wait for the

1:20:10

decision. I think that's just

1:20:13

baked in the cake. That's

1:20:15

that's the way they're talking

1:20:17

right now. The way Johnson

1:20:19

is talking, the way Thune

1:20:21

is talking, Trump is talking.

1:20:23

And just look at Trump's

1:20:25

step. He's not worried. He's

1:20:27

not worried. Look at him,

1:20:29

I mean, he's happy, he's

1:20:31

joking, he knows he's got

1:20:33

the best cabinet in the

1:20:35

world, he's got the best

1:20:37

environment. Stephen Miller alone could

1:20:39

take on that entire city.

1:20:41

They know what they're doing,

1:20:43

even if the Supreme Court

1:20:45

does not act, they will

1:20:47

pull the rug out from

1:20:49

under this whole thing, and

1:20:51

they will effectively suspend habeas

1:20:53

corpus, and then rule of

1:20:55

law by definition is take-off,

1:20:57

or due process is by

1:20:59

definition, taken off the books,

1:21:01

by definition. So there is

1:21:03

no due process for the

1:21:05

suspension of due process. So

1:21:07

he's got it. Don't worry

1:21:09

about this is all going

1:21:12

to work out. As far

1:21:14

as I'm seeing anything that

1:21:16

concerned me at all. Remember

1:21:18

so much of this is

1:21:20

being made of by the

1:21:22

legacy media and by a

1:21:24

panic. Well let me finish

1:21:26

my point. So much of

1:21:28

this is being made up

1:21:30

by the legacy media so

1:21:32

as to try desperately. to

1:21:34

breathe some life into the

1:21:36

dying life. They're trying to

1:21:38

give. the left some kind

1:21:40

of hope. Again, they don't

1:21:42

care about lying. Remember that.

1:21:44

As far as their concern,

1:21:46

they create there. They're performative.

1:21:48

They have a performative truth

1:21:50

framework. They create truth. They

1:21:52

don't report truth. They create

1:21:54

it. So we've talked about

1:21:56

that before. That's the way

1:21:58

the legacy media works. It's

1:22:00

the way the Democrats work.

1:22:02

They push lies to try

1:22:04

to get, they wanted you

1:22:06

to literally end up believing.

1:22:09

that Garcia was a Maryland

1:22:11

man, a Maryland father, a

1:22:13

sweet, kind, quiet, Maryland. They

1:22:15

wanted you to believe that.

1:22:17

They knew that was not

1:22:19

true. He's Salvadoran. He's here

1:22:21

illegally. He should not be

1:22:23

here in the first place.

1:22:25

He is a gang member.

1:22:27

MS-M-C-13 gang member. He has

1:22:29

a arrest record. He is

1:22:31

a serial wife beater, according

1:22:33

to her own. according to

1:22:35

her own statements, a police

1:22:37

statement. But they want to

1:22:39

create this reality. And the

1:22:41

reality you want to create

1:22:43

for Democrats is we have

1:22:45

a fighting chance. We can

1:22:47

beat back Trump. We can

1:22:49

stop him. And it's through

1:22:51

the judges. The judges are

1:22:53

effectively putting a stop to

1:22:55

Trump. That's what they're trying

1:22:57

to convince their dying ilk

1:22:59

of. And unfortunately a lot

1:23:01

of. A lot of right

1:23:03

wing media gets caught up

1:23:06

in them. Oh, look at

1:23:08

these judges. They're not doing

1:23:10

anything. They're literally not doing

1:23:12

anything. They're mosquitoes in our

1:23:14

ears. That's it. Let's start

1:23:16

acting like the Caleb's and

1:23:18

the Joshua's and the warriors

1:23:20

that we are and laugh

1:23:22

at them. Oh, you pass

1:23:24

an injunction. You actually think

1:23:26

you did something meaningful. It

1:23:28

will either be destroyed by

1:23:30

the Supreme Court or we

1:23:32

will destroy it. by suspending

1:23:34

the very foundation of the

1:23:36

of the of the restraining

1:23:38

order. So the injunction. So

1:23:40

don't worry about it. We've

1:23:42

got. office. Rebel guy. Thank

1:23:44

you for the super time.

1:23:46

I'm sorry. I'm just angry

1:23:48

when a judge tried to

1:23:50

block his order requiring voter

1:23:52

ID. I snapped. Yeah, again,

1:23:54

don't work. It's not going

1:23:56

to work. It's not going

1:23:58

to work. It's not going

1:24:00

to mean anything in the

1:24:02

end. I promise you not

1:24:05

going to mean anything by

1:24:07

2026. That's for sure. I've

1:24:09

heard something about if God

1:24:11

doesn't listen, people will beg

1:24:13

for demons. Oh, to take

1:24:15

the monsters down. Have you.

1:24:17

by that a God is

1:24:19

always listening. That's the whole

1:24:21

notion of God is love.

1:24:23

We reject God, God doesn't

1:24:25

reject us. So a little

1:24:27

theology there. Yeah, I know

1:24:29

I don't, I wouldn't worry

1:24:31

about it. I really don't.

1:24:33

These are just, they're rogue,

1:24:35

they're left-wing activists, disguised as

1:24:37

jurists, and Trump knows it.

1:24:39

And he's just going to

1:24:41

keep signing his EOS. He's

1:24:43

going to keep telling everybody

1:24:45

under jurisdiction of executive authority

1:24:47

to ignore these indictments as

1:24:49

they go through the appellate

1:24:51

process. Yeah, these injunctions as

1:24:53

they go through the appellate

1:24:55

process. And in the end,

1:24:57

things are going to work

1:24:59

out their way one way

1:25:02

or the other. There's no

1:25:04

way around it. These judges

1:25:06

are not going to have

1:25:08

the final say, not in

1:25:10

the era of the Golden

1:25:12

Age. So don't get upset

1:25:14

by these guys. Turn it

1:25:16

off, don't even, but unfortunately

1:25:18

I have to say, unfortunately,

1:25:20

X, I've noticed this, X

1:25:22

hyperventilates, the right on X

1:25:24

hyperventilates, they freak out, they

1:25:26

get, and again, maybe it's

1:25:28

because they're trying to get

1:25:30

us roused to action, so

1:25:32

as to hold our representatives

1:25:34

accountable, maybe that that's the

1:25:36

case, but I do think

1:25:38

you have to have some

1:25:40

balance there, you can be

1:25:42

pissed, but just be piss.

1:25:44

Now, if you know it's

1:25:46

going to work out, be

1:25:48

pissed that you had to

1:25:50

go through this, but don't

1:25:52

be, but don't be upset,

1:25:54

don't lose heart, don't be

1:25:56

despondent, that we're not. going

1:25:58

to prevail because we are,

1:26:01

we are the Super Bowl

1:26:03

winners, we're going to prevail,

1:26:05

they can't do anything. Have

1:26:07

you, sorry, Vern, have you

1:26:09

heard about what's been the

1:26:11

result of Kamala's shortage of

1:26:13

20 million? After the election,

1:26:15

I have not, I haven't

1:26:17

kept it. Is that the

1:26:19

20 million that David Hogg

1:26:21

is promising to spend on

1:26:23

the challenges, primary challenges? And

1:26:25

keep in mind, I have

1:26:27

no problem. I have no

1:26:29

problem with primary challenges, right?

1:26:31

I'm a big fan of

1:26:33

Ken Paxton taken out, taken

1:26:35

out John Cornyn in Texas,

1:26:37

but that's not something that

1:26:39

the RNC gets involved in.

1:26:41

That's something we get involved.

1:26:43

The RNC is supposed to

1:26:45

support whoever we support. They

1:26:47

don't take, they're not supposed

1:26:49

to take sides. They do,

1:26:51

they do it behind the

1:26:53

scenes, but alas. So no,

1:26:55

I haven't heard. I just

1:26:58

I think in the end

1:27:00

Kamala is completely damaged goods

1:27:02

and the very fact that

1:27:04

they keep obsessing over her

1:27:06

just is an admission that

1:27:08

they've got no bench. Rock

1:27:10

dog, Dr. Steve, what prominent

1:27:12

Surats do you think will

1:27:14

be? Perpetrated walked. The hilda

1:27:16

beast maybe? I don't know.

1:27:18

I don't know. I don't

1:27:20

know. I don't know. Who

1:27:24

can I see walking here? I

1:27:26

mean, I would love to see

1:27:28

my orchus. I think what he

1:27:31

did at the southern border is

1:27:33

criminal. I mean, I literally, I

1:27:35

think people lost their lives because

1:27:38

of it. So I would love

1:27:40

to see what's his name, who

1:27:42

is in the Department of Justice.

1:27:45

Why am I forgetting his name?

1:27:47

I forget these people's names because

1:27:49

they're not worthy of being remembered.

1:27:51

What is that, help me out

1:27:54

there, Michael, what was our fault?

1:27:56

former Attorney General's name, Merrick Garland.

1:27:58

I know, it's just something to

1:28:01

trigger. I'd love to see Merrick

1:28:03

Garland, especially what he did to

1:28:05

Trump and the two indictments. Those

1:28:08

are two I'd like to see.

1:28:10

Davarl, Dr. Turley, or Great America,

1:28:12

how many criminal foreign invader judges

1:28:15

could there possibly be? How many

1:28:17

of these arrests could possibly happen?

1:28:19

Oh, for criminal foreign invader... I

1:28:21

don't think the criminal foreign invader...

1:28:24

a clause, you know, the suspension

1:28:26

of habeas corpus would be extended

1:28:28

to judges. That's interesting. I didn't

1:28:31

even think about that. I'd have

1:28:33

to think about that. I think

1:28:35

again, it's for the illegal migrants,

1:28:38

so the judges just no longer

1:28:40

have jurisdiction over it's 100% legally

1:28:42

recognized. I mean, it's already legally

1:28:45

recognized, but now again, they have,

1:28:47

they can act. It's literally like

1:28:49

declaring war or starting a... some

1:28:51

kind of military action with another

1:28:54

country and then some judge in

1:28:56

a row which will happen at

1:28:58

one point say oh you can't

1:29:01

do that that's illegal I mean

1:29:03

literally the president would say dude

1:29:05

dude stay in your lane you're

1:29:08

about to be fully ignored right

1:29:10

now so I know I don't

1:29:12

think it's going to be the

1:29:15

judges per se it's going to

1:29:17

be the it's going to be

1:29:19

the criminals illegal criminals Rockdog, Dr.

1:29:21

Steve, have you seen the meltdowns

1:29:24

of the student loan collections? Apparently

1:29:26

starting May 5th, 15% of wages

1:29:28

of people who have not made

1:29:31

a payment over five years will

1:29:33

be garnished. I love it. 10%

1:29:35

if it's less than four years,

1:29:38

your thoughts. To me, it's about

1:29:40

time. Absolutely. Absolutely. Why should we

1:29:42

pay these privileged little kids to

1:29:45

go and get, you know, environmental

1:29:47

studies major or feminist studies major

1:29:49

degree degree? No, pay up. You

1:29:51

went, you got to pay. Or

1:29:54

just don't go to college. You

1:29:56

don't need it anymore. You know,

1:29:58

I'm all for an academic education,

1:30:01

all four of my kids are

1:30:03

getting it, but you don't need

1:30:05

it. It's not something that's necessary.

1:30:08

So it's it's it is your

1:30:10

privilege. And so now you got

1:30:12

to pay for your privilege. Stephen

1:30:15

Connors, when will Trump declare Antifa

1:30:17

a terrorist group? Good question. Antifa

1:30:19

seems to have been quiet though.

1:30:21

May, I don't know, do you

1:30:24

know, do you know, um, trying

1:30:26

to remember last time Antifa was

1:30:28

in the news? They've seemed to

1:30:31

quiet down and I'm wondering if

1:30:33

that's some behind the scenes sort

1:30:35

of stuff. Good question. I don't

1:30:38

know. Missy, I'm in Texas where

1:30:40

illegal is bound. I know someone

1:30:42

who has an illegal renter. Would

1:30:45

they be legally charged by renting

1:30:47

to someone they know is a

1:30:49

legal good question Missy. I don't

1:30:51

know the law on that. I

1:30:54

would ask a lawyer that that

1:30:56

question. Yeah, I mean, you know,

1:30:58

if you're talking about personal relationships

1:31:01