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about your dog on the show get

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to the news I sir glad to

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have you with us general okay

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hey we've got uh we've got

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some wild news here the these

1:38

judges all across the country have

1:40

been trying to stop the Trump

1:42

administration from enforcing our immigration laws

1:45

and deporting violent illegals from the

1:47

country you know sending them to

1:49

places like El Salvador maximum security

1:51

prisons which we love don't we

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love this don't we people as

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the president executes the vision that

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we all elected him for and so

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Yesterday, the first big news

2:02

item out of the United

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States Supreme Court yesterday is

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finally some signs of life

2:10

out of Supreme Court Justice

2:12

John Roberts, Chief Justice John

2:14

Roberts, freezes the order requiring

2:17

a return of an alleged

2:19

MS-13 gang member. A return of

2:21

an MS-13 gang member. Now,

2:23

just to set the frame for

2:26

you, this is an MS-13 guy. who the

2:28

Trump administration picked up,

2:30

who was in Maryland, and they

2:32

deported him to El Salvador. Now

2:34

since then, there's been some legal

2:36

wrangling over the fact that he

2:38

was trying to, he had applied

2:40

for protections in the United States

2:42

to say, I need to stay

2:44

here because I have a rival gang

2:47

in El Salvador who's going to hurt

2:49

me if I show up. That's the 18th street

2:51

gang. They will hurt me if I return

2:53

to my home community. And the Trump administration

2:55

gets a hold of this guy and they

2:57

deport him. And since then there's been a

2:59

court fight going on about whether or not

3:01

he needs to come back to America. Now

3:04

the Trump administration has done a great job

3:06

in an immigration judge and previously found all

3:08

of the credible evidence in the world that

3:10

this guy is an actual MS-13 guy. He's

3:13

not some low-ranking Indian. He's a chief. He's

3:15

up there. in terms of the rankings. He

3:17

was hanging out with a bunch of MS-13

3:19

guys wearing all of the MS-13 gear. The

3:21

guy is MS-13. So he gets

3:24

ejected to El Salvador and anybody,

3:26

where is MS-13 from? What is

3:28

the home country of an illegal

3:30

alien who is in MS-13? Just

3:32

a bit of trivia to start

3:34

the show today. If you're in

3:36

MS-13, what country do you identify

3:38

with? Where do you come from?

3:40

If you're not born in the

3:42

United States, where are you born?

3:44

I'm looking for these answers. No,

3:47

it's not Mexico. No, that's a good

3:49

guess. Not Mexico. El Salvador.

3:51

That's exactly right. It's El

3:53

Salvador. So the guy who

3:56

the president deported was Salvadoran.

3:58

He's an illegal. from

4:00

El Salvador. And so we pick him

4:02

up and we send him to what country?

4:04

El Salvador. We sent him home. We

4:06

sent him home. And now his claim is

4:08

like, well, I'm in danger at home. If I

4:11

go home, if I go home, if I go home

4:13

to my home community, then the 18th Street gang

4:15

is going to hurt me. We worked out

4:17

a really good deal with El Salvador. We

4:20

sent them back their own foreign national, who

4:22

was here illegally, member of MS 13. And

4:24

guess what the guy doesn't have to go

4:26

back to go back to go back to

4:29

go back to his home. He's now in

4:31

a maximum security prison in El Salvador.

4:33

He's got guards now. So best of both worlds.

4:35

Win, win, win. El Salvador gets there

4:37

for our national back. The United States

4:40

gets to eject one. That's especially a

4:42

violent one from the United States. And

4:44

this guy doesn't have to go back

4:46

to his home community. Everybody wins

4:49

in this equation. And a judge this week

4:51

was demanding that we go back. We go to

4:53

El Salvador and we retrieve this guy

4:55

and bring him back into the United

4:57

States. Like that was going to work

5:00

out well for anybody. Like that's a

5:02

good idea in any sense. A federal

5:04

judge on Sunday by the name of

5:06

Paula Zinnis, this is insanity,

5:09

the Washington Post had this,

5:11

issued a 22-page decision two

5:13

days after she ordered the U.S.

5:15

government to arrange the release

5:17

of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the

5:19

husband of a U.S. citizen. That's the

5:21

point at which they're trying

5:24

to... play your heartstrings here. Well, he's

5:26

the husband of a U.S. citizen.

5:28

He's an illegal alien with credible

5:30

evidence as a member of MS-13. She was

5:32

demanding that this guy be released and pulled back

5:34

to the United States and have this

5:36

arrangement with El Salvador by midnight last

5:38

night. In the decision, she cited records and

5:41

official statements that show the United States

5:43

has the power to bring him back,

5:45

but has chosen not to exercise it.

5:47

She claims. This is not about defendants inability

5:49

to return a Brago Garcia, she claimed,

5:51

but their lack of desire. What in

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the world did that judge think we

5:56

were gonna do? What did she

5:58

think we were gonna do? We're going

6:00

to invade El Salvador to get

6:02

an MS-13 guy and bring him back

6:05

into the United States. What? Give him

6:07

a cell phone, give him a place to

6:09

live, pay for everything that he needs.

6:11

This is psychotic, obviously.

6:13

And so yesterday Chief Justice

6:16

Roberts intervenes and says, no,

6:18

that's not happening. He is freezing

6:20

that order requiring the United

6:22

States to bring back an MS-13

6:24

member to the country. The

6:26

Trump administration had asked the Supreme Court

6:29

earlier on Monday to get involved

6:31

here to block this order, directing officials

6:33

to return Kilmara Brago Garcia. The

6:35

administration in its filing said the

6:37

United States cannot guarantee success in

6:39

sensitive international negotiations in advance. At

6:42

least of all, when a court

6:44

imposes an absurdly compressed mandatory deadline

6:46

that vastly complicates the give and

6:48

take of foreign relations negotiations negotiations,

6:51

there's a reason they're using this

6:53

language. There's a reason they're using

6:55

this language. The language that you

6:57

see here is designed to convey

6:59

that this is squarely a

7:01

presidential power. These are foreign relations

7:04

negotiations, but out of it, random

7:06

district judge from California, but out

7:08

of this. This is way above

7:10

your pay grade. And in fact,

7:13

that's not even a part of

7:15

the same branch of government. Stay

7:17

out of us. The

7:19

Trump administration continuing the

7:21

United States. does not control the

7:24

sovereign nation of El Salvador, nor

7:26

can it compel El Salvador to follow

7:28

a federal judge's bidding. Well, that's right.

7:30

Or at least insofar as the

7:32

executive branch can do it, it doesn't have

7:35

to do it at the behest of a

7:37

federal judge. If Trump wants to exert pressure

7:39

on a country to compel an outcome, he

7:41

can do that on his own. But this

7:43

idea that this random district judge in

7:46

California could be like, you need to

7:48

order the nation of El Salvador to

7:50

deport one of its own citizens. What

7:52

do you want? A psychopath?

7:55

Yes is the answer. She's

7:57

a psychopath. And so here

7:59

you see. Daily caller reporter Chief

8:01

Justice John Robert, Caitlin Richardson

8:03

saying Chief Justice John Roberts

8:05

is temporarily freezing this order

8:07

requiring the Trump administration to

8:10

bring back Kilmara Brago Garcia

8:12

by midnight. That would have

8:14

been last night. So there

8:16

you go. That's the that's

8:18

that's part one here in

8:20

this saga. That's part one

8:22

in yesterday's news where the

8:24

Supreme Court finally some signs

8:27

of life from John Roberts.

8:29

Where's the Chief Justice been

8:31

lately? I guess that's the

8:33

line. When you try to

8:35

bring an MS-13 guy back

8:37

from a country that he's

8:39

from, the Supreme Court's Chief

8:41

Justice may step in and

8:43

say, let's not do that.

8:46

Let's not do that right

8:48

now. That seems crazy. Yeah,

8:50

because it is crazy. So

8:52

that's the line for John

8:54

Roberts. Additionally, breaking yesterday afternoon,

8:56

the Supreme Court is now

8:58

once again allowing the Trump

9:00

administration to use the alien

9:02

enemies act. to deport illegals

9:05

who are here in our

9:07

country, to deport gangsters. The

9:09

Supreme Court allowing the Trump

9:11

administration to deport gangsters under

9:13

its wartime authority, the court

9:15

permitting the Trump administration on

9:17

Monday, to use a wartime

9:19

authority to deport alleged members

9:21

of a foreign gang. In

9:24

the 5-4 ruling, get ready

9:26

for the 4, the majority

9:28

toss the orders by US

9:30

District Court Judge James... Bozberg,

9:32

the psychopath James Bozberg, this

9:34

guy, look at that clown,

9:36

that guy, he looks like

9:38

an undertaker, Judge Bozberg, the

9:41

deeply convicted, conflicted rather judge,

9:43

who has been interfering in

9:45

the president's ability, his authorities,

9:47

under the Constitution, under the

9:49

law, to deport gangsters from

9:51

our country. Bozberg getting absolutely

9:53

slapped back by the Supreme

9:55

Court yesterday. and

9:57

saying here that alien Act detainees

10:00

going forward, they must receive notice

10:02

after the date of his order

10:04

that they are subject to removal

10:06

under the act. The notice must

10:08

be afforded within a reasonable time

10:10

and in such a manner as

10:12

will allow them to actually seek

10:14

habeas relief in the proper venue

10:16

before such removal occurs. That's a

10:18

legal way of saying there are

10:21

some due process rights that these

10:23

illegals will be afforded. Now I

10:25

don't... I don't like that system.

10:27

I don't think if you're here

10:29

illegally, what more due process do

10:31

you need other than the government

10:33

can demonstrate that you are not

10:35

a citizen or a legal resident

10:37

of the United States? If you

10:40

can do that, wham bam, thank

10:42

you ma'am, get out of our

10:44

country, we can deport you. That's

10:46

my view on this. But the

10:48

Supreme Court saying, okay, you can

10:50

have a little bit of a

10:52

due process here, but not much.

10:54

Now, among the justices who are

10:56

objecting here. Sorry, fellas. My reactions

10:58

continue to be on for some

11:01

reason. For those of you watching

11:03

video, when I do a thumbs

11:05

up, for some reason a giant

11:07

thumbs up, emoji appears on my

11:09

screen, and I have not figured

11:11

out how to shut this thing

11:13

off. Let me see. Anyway, it

11:15

doesn't matter. Who cares? So, Justice

11:17

is the four dissenting justices here.

11:19

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, Katangi

11:22

Brown Jackson. And are you ready?

11:24

Amy, Coney, Frickin, Barrett. So is

11:26

this the things you get from

11:28

Amy, Coney, Barrett? Is this the

11:30

things you get? Because last I

11:32

checked, you went to war for

11:34

this woman. When Amy, Coney, Barrett

11:36

was being considered by the United

11:38

States Supreme Court, do you remember

11:41

the bile that was heaped upon

11:43

her? That she, and she was

11:45

being judged for being Catholic, remember

11:47

that? She was being attacked because

11:49

of her religious faith because of

11:51

her religious faith. And

11:53

the Democrats launched, as they did with

11:55

Brecht Kavanaugh and all of these nominees,

11:58

the most vile possible attacks at her.

12:00

And you mounted a massive defense of

12:02

her. You said this is outrageous. This

12:05

is the president's pick. I'm going to

12:07

go with the president here. She shouldn't

12:09

be attacked for this. She shouldn't be

12:11

attacked for her faith. How dare you?

12:14

A faith that's shared by a majority

12:16

of American citizens. A Christian faith. What?

12:18

And so you mount that defense of

12:21

her. She shows up on the United

12:23

States Supreme Court and now she's participating

12:25

in a dissent. against the president of

12:27

the United States from exercising his lawful

12:30

and constitutional authority did deport illegals from

12:32

our country? If there are powers of

12:34

the presidency that are sacrosent, the ones

12:37

that are the most obviously protected and

12:39

the most obviously his, they are the

12:41

ability to be the chief executive of

12:43

the commander of the United States military

12:46

and to handle foreign policy broadly. And

12:48

also to handle our immigration laws, to

12:50

enforce our immigration laws, to secure our

12:53

border, to deport foreign nationals who invade

12:55

our country. That's right there in the

12:57

expectations of the President of the United

12:59

States. The founders envisioned this as a

13:02

primary role for the President. They put

13:04

it in the United States Constitution. And

13:06

Amy Coney Barrett at least partially finding

13:09

herself on the side of the dissent

13:11

now. Ladies, I'm sorry for those of

13:13

you who are in the chat today

13:15

or those of you who are listening.

13:18

I know you're not with these girls

13:20

on the Supreme Court, but how is

13:22

it that this became a battle of

13:25

the sexist? You get the five guys

13:27

all on the side of, yeah, the

13:29

president can do this and he can

13:31

use the Allian Enemies Act to do

13:34

it. And meanwhile, the four women are

13:36

opposed? What? And if you are going

13:38

to make it about an issue of

13:41

sex that is here, how many women

13:43

have been attacked by illegals? in the

13:45

United States, the very types of illegals

13:47

that Trump just deported, subject to the

13:50

alien enemies act. How many rapes and

13:52

murders of American women do we need

13:54

for the women on the United States

13:56

Supreme Court to wake the hell up?

13:59

It's crazy. So there

14:01

you go. The guys versus girls, thank

14:03

goodness, the fellows won this bout. Now

14:05

one of the other pieces here that's

14:08

really important for you to know about

14:10

this decision is that the court found

14:12

that the case was brought in the

14:15

wrong district to begin with. Judge Bozburg,

14:17

who has been just a complete animal

14:19

throughout all of this, Judge Bozburg is

14:21

a District of Columbia judge, a district

14:24

judge in the District of Columbia. And

14:26

the court said, this is a case

14:28

that should have never been brought in

14:31

DC. This case, if anything, should have

14:33

been brought in Texas. That's the appropriate

14:35

venue for it. And there's a good

14:37

reason, of course, that the left brought

14:40

it to Washington DC. It's because they're

14:42

forum shopping. They want a scumbag like

14:44

Bozburg to be the guy who manages

14:47

the case so he can disrupt the

14:49

entirety of immigration law. and disrupt the

14:51

president of the United States and keep

14:53

illegal aliens who commit violent crimes in

14:56

the United States of America. This is

14:58

why they go judge shopping. They go

15:00

to DC for that. They didn't like

15:03

their hands in Texas. They preferred it

15:05

in Washington DC. And so they picked

15:07

the undertaker here in order to handle

15:09

it. And it's been a complete disaster

15:12

over these last few weeks. President Trump

15:14

has been driven crazy by it. And

15:16

rightfully so. Because his view is I

15:19

got to get these people out of

15:21

the country. So there you go, the

15:23

United States Supreme Court at least twice

15:25

yesterday stepping up doing its role in

15:28

the midst of all this. It doesn't

15:30

foreclose on the continuing court proceedings and

15:32

all of this, but it does give

15:35

us some breathing room to deport illegals

15:37

again more speedily for the president to

15:39

get back on that mission of getting

15:41

people out of the United States of

15:44

America who shouldn't be here. So are

15:46

we are we W's in the chat

15:48

right now? Is this a win for

15:51

us? I think it is. I think

15:53

this is a big W for us.

15:55

So the, so the undertaker doesn't win.

15:57

I see people in the chat calling

16:00

him lurch. You're right about that. This

16:02

guy, he is lurch. Look at him.

16:04

Look at that guy. W's in the

16:07

chat. Big win here. It's good. It's

16:09

good. We have to stop this judge

16:11

shopping. And also we've got to stop

16:13

all of the use of nationwide injections

16:16

by these district judges. So the Congress

16:18

is trying to pursue that right now

16:20

to smack down. these radical judges who

16:23

are abusing their power saying no more

16:25

nationwide injunctions who were you to do

16:27

this. So the dog catcher can stop

16:29

the president of the United States at

16:32

any moment. That doesn't make any sense

16:34

at all. And Congress created those courts,

16:36

those lower courts, and Congress can rein

16:39

them in. So now's the time. Congress.

16:41

This is where you step up here

16:43

to to to rein these guys in

16:45

because so far the The Supreme Court

16:48

has not, but Congress can. They can

16:50

step in right now, unfortunately, take care

16:52

of this in no time. So they

16:55

should really do that. So yes, yes,

16:57

we've got some winning going on this

16:59

week. Thank goodness and good for President

17:01

Trump. What a relief for him yesterday.

17:04

And I know on Truth Social, he's

17:06

been celebrating this. He's been really encouraged

17:08

by these rulings out of the United

17:11

States Supreme Court. I am too grateful

17:13

for that. And I hope Amy Koni

17:15

Barrett comes to her comes to her

17:17

senses. Be worthy of the effort that

17:20

everyone in this chat and all across

17:22

the country put in for you. People

17:24

really were rooting her on and would

17:27

like to see her deliver. Now's the

17:29

time. Because yesterday that was another disappointing

17:31

ruling out of ECB. All right, we're

17:33

going to get more into the tariff

17:36

fights coming up. And so I said

17:38

last week, I think President Trump is

17:40

going to shake a few apples out

17:43

of the tree by the time we

17:45

speak again next week. And sure enough,

17:47

it's now next week. It's Tuesday morning

17:49

as we're talking live and I'm telling

17:52

you apples are absolutely tumbling out of

17:54

the tree right now. And Wednesday, that's

17:56

the big day. Tomorrow is when all

17:59

of those tariffs are going to come

18:01

into place all across the planet, the

18:03

big tariffs. And the president has been

18:05

getting a lot of countries to come

18:08

rushing to the negotiating table. I'll give

18:10

you an update on all of the

18:12

good news there, some very good news.

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18:17

the markets too this morning in live,

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the green right now. which is kind

18:24

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18:26

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access.org. Thank you. I've

21:07

got a teleprompter up in the

21:09

room. We've got a cool setup

21:11

here in the home studio. It's

21:14

an unusual level of detail for

21:16

home studio. I've got the teleprompter

21:18

set up here and the fellows are

21:20

feeding me all of my important

21:22

content from Florida. And in fact, in

21:24

the studio, should I show up, you

21:27

guys want to see anything on the

21:29

shelf? You want to see anything I've

21:31

got? I've got some good stuff here.

21:34

Maybe worth showing you. Let me, I'll show

21:36

you one quick thing. Here you go. Check

21:38

this out. Here. Let's see. Let's not

21:40

get stuck to the chair here. This bad

21:42

boy is, as you might expect, a

21:45

signature from the President of

21:47

the United States. And you will

21:49

recall that particular logo that

21:51

is from the 2020 campaign.

21:53

Let me see. Trump 2020.

21:55

Keep America great. Keep

21:57

America great. Yes, you did.

21:59

I am wearing slippers chat. Thank you

22:02

for that, Draco Americanis. I'm at home.

22:04

I was like, why not? I'm just

22:06

going to slip something on here. I

22:08

do have the Keep America Great Hat.

22:10

President Trump signed this bad boy for

22:13

me. He signed this at the Resolute

22:15

desk when I paid him a visit,

22:17

which was awesome. That was a really nice

22:19

privilege to be able to do that. And

22:21

it was a funny day, because it

22:23

was one of those days. I think I

22:25

may have told this story, but I'll repeat

22:28

it. I'll repeat it. We were with I think

22:30

I was with a bunch of radio hosts

22:32

actually at the time a bunch of

22:34

conservative radio hosts we were at the

22:36

at the in the Oval Office we're

22:38

sitting around talking to the president if

22:41

I remember correctly that may have been

22:43

the day that Nancy Pelosi and the

22:45

Democrats were during a government

22:47

shutdown we're trying to fly away from

22:49

Washington in order to go to

22:52

Afghanistan for a theatrical visit with

22:54

the troops and the president canceled

22:56

their flights so they couldn't. So

22:59

they couldn't leave the country.

23:01

So they ended up getting

23:03

stuck on these buses. It was

23:05

2019. This is here, take a look

23:07

at this. This is hilarious.

23:09

Do you remember this?

23:11

Trump cancels Nancy Pelosi

23:13

foreign trip, citing shutdown.

23:16

This is in 2019. I believe this

23:18

was the visit. I might have

23:20

been a different visit to the

23:22

White House. But how funny is

23:24

that. And so they ended

23:26

up, the buses ended up

23:28

just circling in front of

23:31

the Congress building because

23:33

they couldn't go anywhere.

23:35

Trump was like, now I

23:37

cancel all your military flights,

23:39

you're not going anywhere, which

23:42

is fantastic. So anyway,

23:44

at some point, the meeting ends

23:46

and the president says, hey,

23:48

do you guys want to go

23:50

see the Monica room? what the

23:53

president refers to the the presidential

23:55

study there's a let me see if I can

23:57

pull up a map of the Oval Office for you

24:00

for a moment. This is, this

24:02

might be a useful, a useful

24:04

glance. Yeah, this is not too

24:06

bad. This is a, this is

24:08

a decent look. So, so look

24:10

here. Right here is the Oval

24:12

Office, obviously, and then right down

24:14

the hallway, there's a study, right

24:16

here, that room right there, and

24:18

then beyond that is the presidential

24:21

dining room. This is where the

24:23

president... Watch his television. The TV

24:25

is right here on the wall.

24:27

There's a little fireplace. He's got

24:29

helmets up there on the wall,

24:31

football helmets for both Army and

24:33

Navy. And right here, the presidential

24:35

study, if you've ever read the

24:37

Star Report, which I only recommend

24:40

for adults, it's not for children,

24:42

not to read the Star Report,

24:44

this is where a lot of

24:46

the action happened, right there in

24:48

the, in the, in the, in

24:50

the, in the study. And that's,

24:52

that's it, that's really, that's really.

24:54

That's really what you need to

24:56

know. So President Trump refers to

24:58

that as the Monica room. And

25:01

he says, you want to go

25:03

see it? And so the answer

25:05

to that for the entire group

25:07

of people was of course, yes.

25:09

Yeah, absolutely by all means, yeah,

25:11

we'd love to, we'd love to

25:13

see the Monica room. So we

25:15

all walk in, we walk down

25:17

the hallway and the president leads

25:20

us into that room. And as

25:22

you walk in, what you discover,

25:24

what you discover is that on

25:26

the walls are magga hats. Every,

25:28

the walls are covered in magga

25:30

hats, they're covered in maga hats

25:32

of every kind. You've got keep

25:34

America great, you've got make America

25:36

great again, you've got, um, camo

25:38

maga hats, everything. It was really

25:41

cool. And the president, kind of

25:43

like, you know, like Willy Wonka's

25:45

chocolate factory, he's like, everyone take

25:47

one, go ahead, take a hat.

25:49

So everyone, everyone took hats off

25:51

the wall. Let me see if

25:53

you can. See that. Let's see.

25:55

There you go. Presidential marker, signature

25:57

marker. And he signs all of

26:00

these. covers for all the people

26:02

who stopped by the Resolute Desk,

26:04

one after the other, after the

26:06

other. And so I had to

26:08

walk home from the, I walked

26:10

back to my office from the

26:12

White House, and I'm carrying this

26:14

hat, and I'm walking through very

26:16

left-wing Washington DC. And I was,

26:18

I have this magga hat in

26:21

my hand, keep America great, with

26:23

a clear presidential signature on it.

26:25

And I'm watching left these stare

26:27

at what I'm carrying the most

26:29

evil thing they've ever seen. Like,

26:31

like, or at least something that's

26:33

gonna burn them if they touch

26:35

it. Like, it was like, what

26:37

happened, Justin? Oh, can people hear

26:40

you? They can't, oh, this is,

26:42

oh, this is Guy and Justin

26:44

getting their hat signed in Trump

26:46

Tower in New York in October.

26:48

That's when you went and Dan

26:50

interviewed him, right? Yeah, oh, I

26:52

love that. Oh, I love that.

26:54

And then did you guys. I

26:56

have to walk the streets of

26:58

New York right after that. They

27:01

walk the streets with their hats

27:03

in hand right after that. And

27:05

that's fantastic. Look, there's Paula, there's

27:07

from left to right Justin, Paula,

27:09

the president, Dan and Guy. Those

27:11

guys, what a great photo. What

27:13

a keepsake, that's so cool. So

27:15

you got your hat signed, you

27:17

walked through the streets of New

27:20

York, were you getting dirty looks

27:22

at all, Justin? He says yes,

27:24

that we're getting dirty looks from...

27:26

the people in New York not

27:28

not exactly thrilled but yeah anyway

27:30

so anyway this is one of

27:32

the features in case you're wondering

27:34

on the shelf I've got that

27:36

I've also got a piece of

27:39

the Berlin wall back here as

27:41

well I've got a little chunk

27:43

of the Berlin wall which I'm

27:45

very proud of as well so

27:47

yes we've got we've got some

27:49

good stuff going on anyway that's

27:51

a quick tour for you of

27:53

the of the studio today all

27:55

right let me get back to

27:57

what's going on with tariffs and

28:00

the president of the United States

28:02

as all these countries are now

28:04

all of a sudden rushing in

28:06

our direction so yesterday Benjamin Netanyahu

28:08

paid a visit to the Oval

28:10

Office, comes to the United States

28:12

of America, and I knew as

28:14

soon as it was happening. President

28:16

Trump announced it last week, I

28:19

said, I said right here on

28:21

this program, you know what's going

28:23

to happen, Netanyahu's going to get

28:25

here, and they're going to discuss

28:27

tariffs. They're going to discuss dropping

28:29

these tariffs because, you know, Israel

28:31

doesn't want them from the United

28:33

States, but Israel does impose tariffs

28:35

on America. So this will be

28:37

a centerpiece of their conversation. Obviously

28:40

both Netanyahu and President Trump have

28:42

other things to talk about too.

28:44

They have to figure out the

28:46

way to bring peace to Gaza.

28:48

But right there at the top

28:50

of their list, it seemed like

28:52

trade was the number one issue.

28:54

In fact, once the press was

28:56

welcomed into the Oval Office yesterday,

28:59

Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he wants

29:01

to lead the world in dropping

29:03

tariffs against the United States. Take

29:05

a look, BB Netanyahu in the

29:07

Oval Office yesterday. We will eliminate

29:09

a trade deficit with the United

29:11

States. We intend to do it

29:13

very quickly. We think it's the

29:15

right thing to do. And we're

29:17

going to also eliminate trade barriers,

29:20

a variety of trade barriers that

29:22

have been put up unnecessarily. And

29:24

I think Israel can serve as

29:26

a model for many countries who

29:28

ought to do the same. I

29:30

recognize the position of the United

29:32

States. It says, you know, we're

29:34

allowing... other countries to put tariffs

29:36

on us but we don't put

29:39

tariffs on them and you know

29:41

I'm a free trade champion and

29:43

free trade has to be fair

29:45

trade and I think that's basically

29:47

the position that you have put

29:49

forward Mr. President we are going

29:51

to eliminate the tariffs and rapidly

29:53

I had the opportunity to speak

29:55

to Secretary Lupnik yesterday talked about

29:57

how we we could affect this

30:00

quickly and I hope to bring

30:02

a solution very quickly we're not

30:04

talking about intentions, we're not talking

30:06

about, you know, just words, we're

30:08

talking about results. Those results are

30:10

going to come back. That's the

30:12

first. Thank you very much. It's

30:14

very nice. We're talking about results.

30:16

Look, that's a really good and

30:19

healthy thing. And Netanyahu is a

30:21

guy who runs a country that

30:23

has to have a lot of

30:25

gratitude for the support of the

30:27

United States of America. In terms

30:29

of financial support, I don't know

30:31

if you've ever looked at this,

30:33

but do you know how much

30:35

support we've given to Ukraine than

30:37

we have over the entire time

30:40

we've... you know, over decades with

30:42

Israel, over decades. Isn't that wild?

30:44

And in the case of Israel,

30:46

look, this is a country that's

30:48

very gratitude, very grateful for U.S.

30:50

support. So I'm pleased to see

30:52

Netanyahu come and say, look, we

30:54

don't want any heat from America.

30:56

We want to be on your

30:59

good side. We're going to be

31:01

an example for the rest of

31:03

the world. We're going to drop

31:05

all of our trade barriers and

31:07

we're going to decrease all of

31:09

our trade barriers. which is what

31:11

President Trump wants. He wants all

31:13

these countries to spend more money

31:15

here. He wants to eliminate those

31:17

trade deficits. He wants that money

31:20

moving in to the United States.

31:22

So it is a massive, massive

31:24

deal. Yeah, look at that. Look

31:26

at that. Look at the data

31:28

there. Look how much money has

31:30

been spent on Ukraine. You add

31:32

up all that red there. It's

31:34

more than all the money that's

31:36

been spent on Israel for decades

31:39

now. It's amazing and that's and

31:41

that's just you know That's it's

31:43

just remarkable. It's just remarkable to

31:45

to watch and so Here we

31:47

have Israel showing up and saying

31:49

okay. We're gonna we're gonna be

31:51

on your side Here's another piece

31:53

of this. We've got a lot

31:55

of countries who are coming for

31:58

a deal in fact 70 countries

32:00

now according to White House have

32:02

approached the White House and said,

32:04

please, please, please, let us make

32:06

a deal. Take a look at

32:08

this. I haven't seen anything from

32:10

them, but Larry I can tell

32:12

you that there are 50, 60,

32:14

maybe almost 70 countries now who

32:16

have approached us, so it's going

32:19

to be a busy... April, May,

32:21

maybe into June, and Japan is

32:23

a very important military ally. They're

32:25

very important economic ally, and the

32:27

U.S. has a lot of history

32:29

with them, so I would expect

32:31

that Japan's going to get priority

32:33

just because they came forward very

32:35

quickly, but it's going to be

32:38

very busy, and if President Trump

32:40

again gave himself maximum negotiating leverage

32:42

and just when he achieved the

32:44

maximum leverage he's willing to start

32:46

talking. Maximum leverage and now he's

32:48

willing to start talking. So the

32:50

president slapping all these countries with

32:52

tariffs and 70 of them have

32:54

now approached the United States and

32:56

said hey we'd like to figure

32:59

out a way out of this.

33:01

We'd like to stop this please.

33:03

In fact the the the president...

33:05

has basically was talking about like,

33:07

look, we talked with Japan yesterday

33:09

morning, had big conversations with Japan,

33:11

and the president agrees here in

33:13

cut eight that a lot of

33:15

countries are now approaching him and

33:18

looking to negotiate. Kevin Hassett was

33:20

on television this morning from the

33:22

Council of Economic Advisers, and he

33:24

said, look, we've got so many

33:26

people pouring in right now that

33:28

the schedule for negotiations is going

33:30

to stretch on for months. Take

33:32

a look at the president, cut

33:34

eight, here he is in the

33:36

Oval Office yesterday. We have many

33:39

many countries that are coming to

33:41

negotiate deals with us and they're

33:43

going to be fair deals and

33:45

in certain cases they're going to

33:47

be paying substantial tariffs. There'll be

33:49

fair deals. As you know I

33:51

spoke this morning with the Prime

33:53

Minister of Japan and we had

33:55

a very good conversation there coming

33:58

and I said one thing you're

34:00

going to have to open up

34:02

your country because We sold no

34:04

cars like zero cars in Japan.

34:06

And they sold millions of cars

34:08

into our country. With China, as

34:10

you know, against my statement, they

34:12

put a 34% tariff on above

34:14

what their ridiculous tariffs were already.

34:16

And I said, if that tariff

34:19

isn't removed by tomorrow at 12

34:21

o'clock, we're putting a 50% tariff

34:23

on above the tariffs that we

34:25

put on the tariffs that we

34:27

put on. talking to China, we'll

34:29

be talking to a lot of

34:31

different countries. And I think, you

34:34

know, if we can make a

34:36

really fair deal and a good

34:38

deal for the United States, done

34:40

a good deal for other. This

34:42

is America first. That's now America

34:44

first. And we didn't put America

34:46

first. We put America last. The

34:49

people that were in the Oval

34:51

Office put America last, and we're

34:53

not going to stand for it.

34:55

Yeah. America last. There the president

34:57

saying that look we're having a lot

34:59

of negotiations with countries right now a

35:01

lot of people rushing in and I'll

35:04

get to some more in a moment

35:06

just kind of that the list keeps

35:08

growing it really really quickly which is

35:10

precisely what you want and this is

35:12

Really isn't it kind of a reminder

35:15

of just like just pull the alpha

35:17

move at the top none of this mealy

35:19

mouth stuff no passive aggression just

35:21

outright aggression and. the president

35:24

doing that and instantly creating

35:26

results instantly people are rushing

35:28

to the table this is not

35:30

he's not limping into the negotiation

35:32

he's throwing everything on the table boom

35:34

immediately and these countries are coming

35:37

in wait a second mercy mercy let's

35:39

let's let's back off a little bit

35:41

let's we'll figure out ways to make

35:43

this good for America as for president's

35:45

position right now is I'm listening I'm

35:47

listening speak tell me what you have in

35:49

mind but on China China thinks it can

35:52

play hardball here. And you've got Trump officials

35:54

who are saying, look, this is a losing hand.

35:56

Scott Besson is saying they're playing a losing hand.

35:58

This is not working for them. China imposing

36:00

tariffs on us is ridiculous because they

36:03

take very little product from us to

36:05

begin with. So it's not there's not

36:07

some great pain to the American economy

36:09

that they're not taking more of our products.

36:12

And meanwhile, that the president's imposing

36:14

tariffs on them as a way

36:16

to counteract all of their abuses

36:18

and China's abuses are immense. China's

36:21

got tariffs on us. China manipulates

36:23

its currency. China steals our intellectual

36:25

property. China subsidizes injuries as injuries

36:27

within its own borders. in order

36:30

to hurt American industry. Steel is

36:32

an example of that. That's China's

36:34

trade practices. So it's tariffs to

36:36

non-tariff barriers, to state-driven interference in

36:39

the markets. And the president's saying,

36:41

no mass, I'm not doing that

36:43

anymore. We're going to impose tariffs

36:45

on you until you get rid

36:47

of the attacks you're already conducting

36:49

against us. So President Trump's tariffs,

36:52

they are reciprocal. They're defensive tariffs

36:54

against China. That's really the big

36:56

player here. And there's a headline

36:58

this morning that. China is now

37:00

contemplating not lifting the tariffs as

37:02

President Trump warned them to do

37:04

yesterday, but instead escalating. And

37:07

it's a funny kind of escalation

37:09

because I'm almost looking forward to

37:11

this if China actually does it. Take

37:13

a look at this. According to the

37:15

Hollywood reporter, China is mauling a

37:18

ban right now on Hollywood film

37:20

releases on Hollywood film releases in

37:23

response to President Trump's tariffs. Two

37:26

widely followed Chinese public figures one

37:28

an editor for a state media

37:30

outlet that would be a spokesman

37:32

for the chi-coms The other the

37:34

son of a former party chief the

37:36

chi-coms released identical outlines on

37:38

Tuesday of countermeasures that Chinese

37:40

authorities are said to be

37:43

considering in response to Trump's

37:45

tariffs and among them is

37:47

We're gonna stop playing Hollywood

37:49

movies inside of our country Let

37:51

me explore this for a moment and why

37:53

this is a great thing Now,

37:56

Hollywood only gets

37:58

to put in a few movies

38:00

a year into China. China has

38:02

got a market of over a

38:05

billion people. And you can see

38:07

why, if you're, you know,

38:09

a Craven movie executive who has

38:11

no interest in loyalty to your

38:13

own country whatsoever, if you'd be

38:16

eager to, oh, I got to

38:18

get into China, we've got to

38:20

get those movies in there. And

38:22

it's not that we're sending American

38:25

messages that are appearing

38:27

in China. China is... using

38:29

its weight and using the size

38:31

of its population and the

38:33

size of its economy in

38:36

order to compel Hollywood

38:38

to create Chinese satisfying

38:40

propaganda so that they can

38:42

get their movies into China.

38:44

China only allows 20 foreign films

38:46

a year. And so the competition

38:49

for that is pretty fierce. And

38:52

among the big recipients of

38:54

that Chinese money in the

38:56

past have been Disney. Disney

38:58

is one of the big ones all

39:00

of those Marvel movies the Avengers Disney

39:02

fought like crazy to get those movies

39:05

into China's market and in order to do

39:07

that they have to satisfy all of the

39:09

Chinese sensors now what is the effect on

39:11

the culture in the United States the effect

39:14

is that Hollywood which produces cultural

39:16

setpieces and produces movies that people

39:18

consume and helps them think about

39:20

the way that they think about

39:22

the world and good versus evil

39:24

right we often use especially fiction

39:27

as a means to formulate our thoughts as

39:29

we go forward in life, fiction

39:31

is a useful way to do that,

39:34

how we encounter things and how

39:36

we deal with them. Hollywood

39:38

has been manipulating these

39:40

storylines to satisfy the

39:42

Chinese communist sensors, having

39:44

downstream effects on our

39:46

culture in the United States of

39:49

America. To put a finer point

39:51

on it, the last time a major

39:53

Hollywood studio produced... a film that

39:55

was even remotely critical of China

39:58

and the Chinese government? was

40:00

in the late 90s, it was

40:02

a movie called Seven Years in

40:04

Tibet with Brad Pitt. That is

40:06

the last time Hollywood, a major

40:08

studio in Hollywood, produced a film

40:10

that was remotely critical of China.

40:12

The reason for that is because

40:15

all the major Hollywood production studios

40:17

are sucking up to the chi-coms

40:19

to get their movies into the market.

40:21

So the last thing they want to

40:24

do is insult the communists.

40:26

To insult the communists. If

40:28

that stops... If the Chinese market

40:30

cuts off Hollywood entirely, that

40:32

will redown to our benefit. Does

40:34

that mean Hollywood is all

40:36

of a sudden going to become

40:39

right wing or conservative or pro-American?

40:41

No, it doesn't. That kind of

40:43

thing doesn't happen overnight. But it

40:46

diminishes the perverse incentives that

40:48

Hollywood has to hew to the

40:50

Chinese Communist Party in everything

40:52

it produces. So just

40:55

keep keep your eyes open for that.

40:57

So this idea that so when you

40:59

see these headlines today that oh China

41:01

might stop Hollywood from having

41:04

its movies in its country good.

41:06

Thank goodness that this is

41:08

exactly what we want. This

41:10

is I can't get over the winning. I'm

41:12

I'm in favor of it. It's really

41:14

good. All right. So so that's the

41:16

update on the China side of it.

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And now say again Justin. You tell

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see okay so we've got the

46:00

countries who are poring in though.

46:02

Speaking of getting muscular, President Trump

46:04

just knocking heads right now, bringing

46:06

everybody in, which is great news.

46:08

And I've got, I've got some

46:10

of these countries, so we've got

46:12

Japan, they called the president yesterday,

46:14

they started negotiating. Scott Besson, the

46:16

Treasury Secretary, came out and he

46:18

said, this is great. Japan is

46:21

one of America's closest allies. And

46:23

I look forward to more productive

46:25

engagement with them regarding tariffs as

46:27

well as non-tariff trade barriers and

46:29

currency issues and government subsidies. I

46:31

mentioned China with all of those,

46:33

Japan has those too. And Besson

46:35

says he appreciates the Japanese government's

46:37

outreach here. The European Union is

46:39

offering to remove all industrial tariffs

46:41

now. The EU, this is a

46:43

pretty good bang for the buck

46:45

here. If you can get a

46:47

bunch of countries to do it

46:50

at once. It's funny because the

46:52

EU, you see the political headline

46:54

there. The EU, they were banding

46:56

together as President Trump said as

46:58

a counterbalance to the United States.

47:00

Now because all of these countries

47:02

are all married into one government

47:04

system, they might all have to

47:06

agree to a massive trade deal

47:08

with the United States. So they

47:10

kind of built the trap that

47:12

they're in right now. So the

47:14

EU is... contemplating negotiating with Trump

47:17

for the removal of all industrial

47:19

tariffs. Now note they say industrial,

47:21

they don't say agricultural, there's a

47:23

bunch of other categories of tariffs

47:25

here. So this is not a

47:27

blanket reduction or removal of tariffs,

47:29

but at least industrial tariffs. That's

47:31

a lot of fun. So that's

47:33

a really good indicator. Who else

47:35

here? India wants an equitable trade

47:37

deal and not confrontation after these

47:39

Trump tariffs. They're ready to dive

47:41

in bright part with the report

47:43

here. An Indian government official telling

47:46

Bloomberg News that his government is

47:48

not going to retaliate against President

47:50

Trump's tariff in position. Instead, New

47:52

Delhi hopes to work out a

47:54

deal to reduce these tariffs and

47:56

trade barriers on both sides. India,

47:58

a massive mass of... source of

48:00

so much US consumption, so many goods

48:02

produced in India. In fact, I've seen

48:04

some reports in the last 24 years

48:07

that Apple is contemplating moving a lot

48:09

of its iPhone production from China to

48:11

India because China, the tariffs are just

48:14

going to be too high there and

48:16

they still want to sell in the

48:18

American market at prices that don't get

48:20

to two or three thousand dollars an

48:22

iPhone. So they're looking at... rerouting some

48:25

of that development to India. Of

48:27

course, the best outcome would be

48:29

if we can bring all of

48:31

this on shore. That's the president's

48:33

desire here. So India making moves

48:35

right now. India not the only

48:37

one. Taiwan also making big deals

48:39

here. Taiwan is offering zero tariffs

48:41

and more in investment in

48:43

the United States. Taiwan, a critical

48:45

source of all of these microchips.

48:48

They're the biggest chip maker on

48:50

the planet. TSMC is the name of the

48:52

name of the company. And they're already

48:54

pledging to spend over

48:56

$100 billion on five

48:59

new semiconductor factories in Arizona

49:01

over the next four years.

49:03

This is the president of

49:05

the United States who's inducing

49:08

this. That's, again, exactly

49:10

what you want as President Trump

49:12

is getting Taiwan to come to

49:15

the table here. Another one.

49:17

Zimbabwe. How about that?

49:19

Zimbabwe comes flying in. They

49:21

are becoming, according to the New

49:23

York Post, the first country to

49:25

officially cave on Trump's tariffs. Zimbabwe

49:28

set to become the first country

49:30

to officially cave on Trump's tariffs.

49:32

Zimbabwe is going to be a

49:34

much smaller partner here when it

49:36

comes to trade, but they

49:39

want to maintain a positive

49:41

relationship. Zimbabwe President Emerson, Manangagua.

49:44

saying over the weekend, quote, in

49:46

the spirit of constructing a mutually

49:48

beneficial and positive relationship with the

49:50

United States of America, I will

49:53

direct the Zimbabwean government to implement

49:55

a suspension of all tariffs levied on

49:57

goods originating from the United States.

50:00

So that's a that's super important

50:02

as Zimbabwe it becomes one of those countries

50:05

that says no more uncle uncle I don't

50:07

want any part of this and so you

50:09

got 70 countries here looking for a tariff

50:11

deal among the many I just mentioned so

50:13

that's really good news and so a lot

50:16

of progress is being made China putting up

50:18

the fight right now but what kind of

50:20

fight are they putting up they're going to

50:22

stop Hollywood from having their movies in

50:24

China good looking forward to that

50:26

Now here's where I've got some

50:28

problems and here's where I imagine

50:30

you have some problems too. Look

50:33

at this headline from the Hill

50:35

today. Seven Republican senators

50:37

have signed on to a bill now to check

50:40

Trump's trade authority, to check

50:42

Trump's trade authority, meaning they're

50:44

trying to stop President

50:47

Trump from being able to

50:49

negotiate these deals in order to

50:51

create better outcomes for us.

50:53

Seven Republican senators, that

50:56

includes Senator Chuck Grassley,

50:58

Senator Mitch McConnell, Jerry

51:00

Moran of Kansas, Lisa Murkowski

51:03

of Alaska, Tom Tillis of

51:05

North Carolina, Todd Young of

51:07

Indiana, and Susan Collins of

51:09

Maine, are all signing up. They're

51:12

on board with Democrats for

51:14

something called the Trade Review Act

51:16

of 2025. The legislation

51:18

with limit Trump's ability

51:20

to oppose unilateral tariffs

51:22

without the approval of

51:24

Congress, and it would require

51:27

the president to notify Congress

51:29

of the imposition of new

51:31

tariffs and increased tariffs within

51:33

48 hours and provide an

51:35

explanation for the reason for the

51:37

action. So you have Republicans

51:39

here who at the moment where

51:42

President Trump has a lot of

51:44

strength, a lot of and... a lot of

51:46

aggression here and you have 70 countries

51:48

who are rushing to the negotiating

51:50

table for a positive outcome for

51:52

the United States and that would

51:55

include by the way places like

51:57

Mitch McConnell's Kentucky have you seen all

51:59

of these people coming out, they

52:01

keep saying, you know, like, Mitch

52:03

McConnell's Kentucky, you've got people saying,

52:05

we're not going to buy bourbon

52:07

from Kentucky. We're going to stop

52:10

buying bourbon these other countries, or

52:12

they're going to impose massive tariffs

52:14

on bourbon, is the claim. Mitch

52:16

McConnell would do well to let

52:18

Trump be, Trump, he's not in

52:20

it for Kentucky. He's like in

52:23

this for China or something. He's

52:25

in this for the globalists. The

52:27

guys who are fighting back against

52:29

this are fighting not on behalf

52:31

of national benefit. They're fighting on

52:33

behalf of the globalists here for

52:36

the United States to continue to

52:38

be taking advantage of. Does this

52:40

not, if you have those seven

52:42

Republicans, this does not expose them

52:44

for who they really work for?

52:47

It's not their constituents. You really

52:49

think the people of Maine want

52:51

like... Like, for instance, Maine, which

52:53

is very dependent on lumber. I

52:55

mean, it's a huge lumber state.

52:57

You think the people of Maine

53:00

really want Canada to continue to

53:02

screw us over on lumber? They

53:04

really want these arrangements that hurt

53:06

Mainers? No. Do you think North

53:08

Carolina, Tom Tell us, you think

53:10

North Carolina wants its furniture industry

53:13

to continue to be savage by

53:15

bad actors around the globe? Have

53:17

you seen what's happened to... North

53:19

Carolina was famous? for its furniture

53:21

development for building real wood American

53:24

furniture in the state of North

53:26

Carolina high point North Carolina quite

53:28

famously and here's Tom Tillis he's

53:30

on board with screwing high point

53:32

over again screwing the people of

53:34

North Carolina over it is ludicrous

53:37

what's happening so these are exactly

53:39

the kinds of senators who you

53:41

can count on to just be

53:43

absolute chickens in the face of

53:45

a moment where you need utter

53:47

strength and President Trump demonstrating that

53:50

strength. And I'm disappointed to see

53:52

Chuck Grassley on that list. Chuck

53:54

Grassley can be good from time

53:56

to time from Iowa, but there

53:58

he is. is alongside Mitch McConnell,

54:00

Mitch McConnell, who's being shoved around

54:03

on a wheelchair right now, who

54:05

I don't, I'm not even sure

54:07

how much he can even communicate

54:09

these days. He's being, he's, he's

54:11

like, he's being put into these

54:14

cars in wheelchairs. And like, what,

54:16

what is this? How is this

54:18

a good deal for us? Take

54:20

a look at this guy, the

54:22

state he's in right now. Mitch

54:24

McConnell. There is look, there's Mitch

54:27

McConnell in a wheelchair. just being

54:29

wheeled around in the United States

54:31

Capitol building, you know, and being

54:33

tilted into cars. It's time to

54:35

go, buddy. It's time. It's long

54:37

past time to get out here.

54:40

Mitch McConnell. So there you go.

54:42

Those are the guys who are

54:44

fighting back. So seven Republican senators

54:46

are saying that they're going to

54:48

try and stop Trump here from

54:51

conducting fixing our economy. Meanwhile, President

54:53

Trump himself on the fact that

54:55

these these senators are fighting back

54:57

against him. Yeah, he's

54:59

issued a veto threat. Don't you

55:01

send that bill to my desk?

55:04

Don't you? I got to, I

55:06

will veto it if that thing

55:08

appears. President Trump will veto a

55:10

bill introduced by senators Maria Cantwell,

55:13

that's the Democrat and Chuck Grassley,

55:15

that would limit the president's authority.

55:17

The White House releasing a statement

55:19

on administration policy that was sent

55:21

to congressional offices yesterday. If passed,

55:24

this bill would dangerously hamper the

55:26

president's authority and duty to determine

55:28

our foreign policy and protect our

55:30

national security. If that Senate bill

55:33

were presented to the president, he

55:35

would veto the bill. So it's

55:37

a non-starter. Don't even bother. The

55:39

president's going to veto this thing

55:41

and maintain that authority to be

55:44

able to conduct the nation's affairs

55:46

here. And finally, you know, I've

55:48

got a lot of other things

55:50

to get to, crazy lefties to

55:52

get to, maybe we can get

55:55

to them later this week. But

55:57

I have a photo that I

55:59

really want to show you here

56:01

that is really spectacular for those

56:04

of you watching the video podcast

56:06

today. watching us on rumble. Check

56:08

this out. Here is, here's a

56:10

recent image of Alexandria Okazio Cortez.

56:12

You look at this woman? She

56:15

is riding first class on a

56:17

jet blue flight that she just

56:19

took a couple weeks ago. First

56:21

class, the socialist flying first class,

56:24

and here's the headline from the

56:26

New York Post. AOC flies first

56:28

class. to Bernie Sanders' oligarchy rally

56:30

as critics pan Lefty Paul for

56:32

battling inequality one mimosa at a

56:35

time. She went to a fight

56:37

oligarchy rally. She flew to hang

56:39

out with Bernie Sanders as if

56:41

she was fighting back against the

56:44

ridge. And here she is flying

56:46

first class. Just to give you

56:48

a sense of how committed to

56:50

the cause she is on the

56:52

jet blue flight. The New York

56:55

Post says that a first class

56:57

flight for that same day and

56:59

time would cost about $1,100 one

57:01

way, a first class seat on

57:04

that route, weekday and time, would

57:06

cost $1,100. Who's paying for that

57:08

flight? My guess is it's not

57:10

AOC? It's not AOC. Also, has

57:12

AOC gotten rid of her Tesla

57:15

yet? She owns a Tesla. She

57:17

lives in a very fancy apartment

57:19

building in Washington, D.C. She's been

57:21

driving a Tesla around for the

57:23

last couple years. I'd love an

57:26

update. If there's any enterprising reporter

57:28

who actually cares about giving us

57:30

the truth out there, would you

57:32

find out if AOC still owns

57:35

the Tesla and whether or not

57:37

it's been vandalized by her neighbors

57:39

yet? Have any Democrats pooped on

57:41

AOC's Tesla yet? Could have happened.

57:43

Very likely she's living in Washington

57:46

DC. And when she's not there,

57:48

she's flying first class to her

57:50

socialism rallies. Really, really spectacular. Tomorrow

57:52

on the program we're going to

57:55

take a closer look at whatever

57:57

victories pop up in the next

57:59

24 hours. Also, crazy Jasmine Crockett

58:01

is out with more insanity saying

58:03

that she really needs illegal alien

58:06

slaves in the United States of America.

58:08

She desperately needs them. Maybe we can

58:10

get to that tomorrow. You can always

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