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you with us. Now on a Friday, nice

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to talk to you today. It's just been such a

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a fantastic day going into this weekend. And

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we've got a big show ahead. We've

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got a lot of crazy judges in

0:20

the United States of America. Do you know

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that? Do you know how many crazy

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judges we have? Those who think that they're

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in charge of the entire United States

0:29

government. a ton of them. In fact, in

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the last 24 hours alone, a bunch

0:33

of these lunatics have jumped out and they'd

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like for us to talk about them.

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So we will. We're going to talk about

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them. Also, you see the judge that

0:41

the FBI, led by Cash Patel and Dan

0:43

Bongino, just arrested for his role

0:45

in harboring illegal aliens. Yeah,

0:48

that just happened. And Mike Davis from

0:50

the Article 3 Project is going to

0:52

join us today live. Can't wait to

0:54

talk to Mike and get his perspective.

0:56

He just had a huge meeting at

0:58

the United States Department of Justice, talked

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to all of the top officials there,

1:02

and he's promising some very, very big

1:04

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show on our hands today First

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and foremost, we've got a

2:34

judge who was just arrested

2:36

by the FBI by a

2:38

bunch of a couple of these

2:40

federal government agencies a lot of

2:42

FBI agents they're doing this arrest

2:45

of a former judge by the

2:47

name of Joel Conno Who was just

2:49

arrested along with his wife Nancy

2:51

Conno and These

2:53

guys were harboring an illegal

2:55

alien inside of their

2:57

home in New Mexico. Take a

2:59

look at the video just out in the last

3:02

24 hours of these guys being arrested. Look

3:04

at that. That's the wife being tucked

3:06

away inside of the vehicle. They came and

3:08

arrested her. There's the judge in

3:10

handcuffs, FBI agents

3:13

arresting him, taking him

3:15

into custody. Makes

3:17

a lot of sense. And it's not just

3:19

any illegal that this judge had in

3:21

custody. In fact, this

3:23

was a Trende Aragua

3:25

member in Las Cruces,

3:27

New Mexico. A former judge

3:30

and his wife taken into

3:32

custody after authorities raided their home

3:34

yesterday following accusations that they had

3:36

an alleged Trende Aragua member

3:38

living inside of their house.

3:41

Take a look at this. This is

3:43

from the local Fox NCBS affiliate. I

3:45

guess they're kind of a combo

3:47

affiliate there. This

3:49

judge taken into custody. K -Fox

3:51

14 and CBS 4 on the scene Thursday

3:53

afternoon. That's where that video comes to us

3:55

from. And they captured all

3:57

this. When the home of former

4:00

Dona Anna County Magistrate Judge Joel

4:02

Conno and his wife Nancy

4:04

Conno, when U .S. Immigration

4:06

and Customs Enforcement executed a

4:08

search warrant and a probable cause

4:10

arrest warrant, they described, both

4:12

were taken into custody. A spokesperson

4:14

for ICE confirmed they were

4:16

taken into custody as part of

4:18

an ongoing investigation led by

4:20

Homeland Security investigations. Kano was charged

4:22

with tampering with evidence, and

4:24

his wife Nancy was charged with

4:26

conspiracy to tamper. The

4:28

raid comes after he had

4:30

resigned in March. He just

4:33

resigned his post because he

4:35

was caught hosting someone called

4:37

Christian, Christian Ortega Lopez. an

4:39

illegal alien from venezuela they say

4:41

in the copy here undocumented migrant that's

4:43

another way of saying illegal alien

4:45

from venezuela and an alleged tda member

4:47

investigators saying that nancy hired lopez

4:49

to work on the house the wife

4:51

did she hired him and then

4:53

they said well why don't you live

4:55

here and then he started getting

4:57

close to the daughter they say look

4:59

at the mug shots of these

5:01

two nancy kano and joel kano uh...

5:03

there They say that

5:05

he started getting close to the daughter and

5:07

he just, they just had the guy keep living

5:09

in the house anyway. You brought

5:11

an illegal alien into the house. First of

5:13

all, problem one, he starts getting close to

5:15

your daughter. Yeah, get

5:18

this guy out of the house. What in the

5:20

world are these guys thinking? So

5:22

here you have a

5:24

judge in New

5:26

Mexico, caught by federal

5:28

authorities, forced out of

5:30

his job as a result of

5:32

that, and now consequences. This is

5:35

the FO of the FAFO as

5:37

this judge is now being placed

5:39

under arrest, the FBI on the

5:41

hand to arrest him yesterday. So

5:44

W's in the chat. How about the live

5:46

chat? A bunch of W's in the chat.

5:48

This is very straightforward. You catch the

5:50

guy committing a crime, you

5:53

identify who exactly it was, and

5:55

then you arrest him. This

5:57

is it. This is what I want to

5:59

see. over and over and over again. All

6:01

the W's popping up in the chat now.

6:03

This is for win. This is a win

6:05

as these guys are held accountable. And

6:08

here's the critical component. I'm

6:10

glad there's video. I want

6:12

there to be video. I

6:14

want a walk of shame for

6:16

each of these people. Because

6:18

when that happens, that means you

6:20

get less of that behavior

6:22

going forward into the future. It's

6:24

a deterrent. F -A -F -O -W -W

6:26

-W. So a big

6:28

win for America yesterday as

6:30

this guy has held accountable for

6:32

keeping a trendy Oragawa member. We

6:35

hear so much about these judges.

6:37

They're so wonderful. These judges are They're

6:39

as pure as the driven snow,

6:42

just wonderful, neutral arbiters of justice. And

6:44

meanwhile, a judge in New Mexico

6:46

is literally harboring illegal aliens inside of

6:48

his home. And it's not the first

6:50

time we've seen that either, by the way. We

6:52

see these judges do all sorts of

6:54

dastardly things. There are judges who will

6:56

smuggle illegal alien defendants out of the

6:58

back of the courtroom after the proceedings

7:01

are over to try and prevent them

7:03

from being deported because they know ICE

7:05

agents are waiting at the front of

7:07

the courthouse. We've seen that

7:09

happen and it is

7:11

long past time for immense

7:13

accountability for public officials

7:16

who are violating the law,

7:18

who are betraying America. Look,

7:21

if you and I can be penalized

7:23

merely for voting for Trump, the least that

7:25

we can do is penalize the actual

7:27

people who break the law. That's the least

7:29

we can do and hold them accountable.

7:31

We gotta write this ship and that's a

7:33

good start. So I like seeing that,

7:35

that judge. busted yesterday by

7:37

the FBI. I saw our buddy

7:39

Dan Bongino sharing the news

7:41

of that as well yesterday. It

7:43

was a little bit of just a little

7:45

bit something to share with you that we've

7:47

got this guy in custody and his wife.

7:50

So that's a very good thing. But

7:52

these judges, they continue. They

7:55

continue to do the craziest

7:57

possible things, including we've been talking

7:59

a lot about Kilmar Abrego

8:01

Garcia, that judge, excuse me, that

8:03

MS 13 guy. who's in

8:05

El Salvador. And we've

8:07

got judges, district judges here in the United States

8:09

who want this guy back. They say, you

8:11

know what I really need? I really need Kilmar.

8:14

Give me Kilmar. They want Kilmar back. They

8:16

got a bad case of the Kilmars here in

8:18

the United States. These lefties. So bad that

8:20

some of their emissaries like Chris Van Hollen will

8:22

go down to El Salvador to pay him

8:24

a conjugal visit. Like four other Democrat congressmen going

8:26

down this week to pay him a conjugal

8:28

visit saying, please, Kilmar, please, I need you to

8:30

come back to the United States. Of course.

8:33

We don't need this. We need that like we

8:35

need a hole in the head. We don't

8:37

need Kilmar, Abrego Garcia back in the United States.

8:39

The guy's MS -13. And

8:41

we need to be ejecting more

8:43

people like him with rapidity, with

8:45

alacrity, with haste. Pick your synonym

8:47

for speed. We need to get

8:49

him out of the country. And

8:52

now we have another

8:54

federal judge who's playing stupid

8:56

games. You play

8:58

very stupid games here. And

9:01

here's what you get. A judge,

9:03

according to the Washington Post today,

9:06

another judge has ordered the

9:08

return to the United States

9:10

of a second migrant, they

9:12

say, migrant deported to El

9:14

Salvador. That's another way of

9:16

saying illegal alien gangster. The

9:19

Venezuelan man arrived as an unaccompanied

9:21

minor, they say. And his asylum

9:23

claim is being adjudicated. A federal

9:25

judge ordering the Trump administration this

9:27

week yesterday. to

9:29

bring back a Venezuelan man to

9:31

the United States after he was sent

9:33

to El Salvador under the Alien

9:35

Enemies Act. It's the second time the

9:37

courts have demanded that the government

9:40

brings back a quote, migrant illegal alien

9:42

who had protection from deportation but

9:44

was sent to a mega prison instead.

9:47

Separately, the Trump administration shared its plans

9:49

in federal court yesterday. For

9:51

notifying migrants that intends to

9:53

deport under the act revealing

9:55

that detainees will be given

9:58

12 hours Good 12 hours

10:00

to state whether they want

10:02

to contest being labeled an

10:04

alien enemy Lawyers representing the

10:06

migrants said that will not

10:08

offer them a meaningful opportunity

10:10

to contest the designation So

10:12

another judge here interfering and

10:14

demanding that this guy should

10:16

come back It was

10:18

Wednesday U .S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher

10:20

of Maryland saying that he should

10:23

come back. He should have been shielded

10:25

from removal. The federal judge said

10:27

in a court filing that an illegal

10:29

alien identified only as Christian. There's

10:31

a lot of these Christian variations this

10:33

morning among the illegal aliens. Should

10:36

have been protected from deportation because he

10:38

was a part of a settlement involving

10:40

several plaintiffs who were granted the right

10:42

to remain in the United States while

10:44

their asylum claims were processed. Here's

10:47

the thing. about this fellow, this

10:49

illegal alien. In addition to the fact

10:51

that he's here illegally, ICE

10:54

officials say that Christian

10:56

was just convicted of

10:58

a felony for cocaine

11:00

possession. He's

11:02

guilty. He's got a felony conviction

11:05

that just took place. I'm pulling up

11:07

the court document now. Check

11:09

this out. Here it is.

11:11

As you do, you read through

11:13

the court documents and what do you

11:15

know? Did you start to see

11:17

the truth here? On

11:20

January 6, 2025, that

11:22

was this year. That was

11:24

just a couple months ago.

11:26

He was convicted in the

11:28

482nd District Court at Harris

11:30

County, Texas for the offensive

11:32

possession of cocaine, a Texas

11:34

state jail felony. So

11:39

in other words, This idea

11:41

that oh, he has this asylum claim

11:44

he can stay in the United

11:46

States You know a quick way to

11:48

get rid of an asylum claim

11:50

have a felony have a felony conviction

11:52

right here in the United States

11:54

of America So this is who these

11:56

judges are fighting to bring back

11:58

to America Luckily the guys in El

12:00

Salvador right now So so yet

12:03

another judge sticking her fat face into

12:05

the business of the American people

12:07

I saw somebody point out You know,

12:09

why doesn't Trump just become a

12:11

district judge? You want

12:13

real power in this country? Become a district judge. I

12:15

think, oh, I think it was the Babylon Bee, actually. I

12:17

think it was one of their headlines. Just

12:19

become a district judge because all of a sudden,

12:22

you're in charge of the entire federal government. You're

12:24

in charge of everything. You don't like something

12:26

the president is doing? Just object.

12:28

Just object. And then the whole country

12:30

needs to grind to a halt because

12:32

you, a random district judge, get to

12:34

tell the American people to pound sand.

12:36

The American voter, the will of the

12:38

American voter, upended by random district judges

12:40

all across the country on a whim.

12:42

And you know what the left is

12:44

doing? You know what the

12:47

left is doing? They're judge shopping. They're court shopping. Yeah,

12:50

there it is, the Babylon Bay. Trump

12:52

leaves presidency to become even more powerful

12:54

district court judge. It's

12:57

brilliant. It's totally brilliant.

13:00

Yeah, do that. Because

13:02

it turns out being president of the United States,

13:04

that ain't crap. That's nothing. That's small potatoes.

13:06

That's dog catcher. You want real power in this

13:08

country? Become a district judge. And

13:11

then your whims just get to become

13:13

the law of the land at any

13:15

given moment. That's nuts. That's

13:17

nuts. And it's long past time for the Supreme Court to

13:19

step in and slap this down. And

13:21

it's long past time for Congress to

13:23

strip away this stupid power. Because

13:26

Congress has the ability, and

13:28

they should do it. They should totally

13:30

do it. So that's

13:32

not the end of this though. We've

13:34

got lots of federal judges who are

13:36

acting crazy. We have another one. An

13:39

Obama appointed federal judge

13:41

just interfered with President Trump's

13:43

efforts to rein in

13:45

sanctuary cities. President

13:47

Trump signed an executive order that declared

13:49

he would cut off funding the sanctuary

13:51

cities. This is how the president's been

13:54

doing these executive orders, of course, which

13:56

is withhold federal funding from jurisdictions that

13:58

don't actually play by the rules. Makes

14:00

a lot of sense. Why

14:02

should you benefit from the people's money

14:04

if you're not doing the people's business?

14:06

No, no more federal funding for you. And

14:09

an Obama appointed judge called William

14:11

Oric has just jumped in the

14:13

way of the president's sanctuary policies.

14:15

I don't know what it was

14:17

about yesterday. I think the left

14:19

plotted this to be, you know,

14:22

Lunatic Thursday or something. Because we have,

14:24

I'm telling you, I've got an

14:26

endless series of these district judges who

14:28

are acting like lunatics yesterday. An

14:31

Obama -appointed judge just blocked

14:33

President Trump from denying funds

14:35

to sanctuary cities Thursday. U

14:37

.S. District Judge William Orrick, wait until you

14:40

find what this guy's done in the past, appointed

14:42

to the bench by

14:44

Obama 2013, he ruled

14:46

yesterday, Thursday, that

14:49

a pair of executive orders

14:51

the president signed to crack down

14:53

on sanctuary cities are unconstitutional,

14:55

likely, according to the judge. San

14:58

Francisco, San Diego, and a slate

15:00

of other liberal enclaves that refused to

15:02

work with immigration and customs enforcement

15:04

sued to block the orders from going

15:06

into effect. You've really got to

15:08

hate your own people. You've

15:10

really got to hate your own people

15:12

to sue immigration and customs enforcement, who's only

15:15

trying to make your city safe, only

15:17

trying to protect the sovereignty of your city

15:19

and of your state and of your

15:21

country. You've got to hate the people who

15:23

live there. Here

15:25

we go again, said Judge

15:27

Orrick. referring to a previous

15:29

executive order that President Trump

15:31

signed in his first term,

15:33

seeking to defund sanctuary cities.

15:37

That Judge Oric was the

15:39

same judge who shot

15:41

President down at the time.

15:44

So how does this happen? How

15:46

does Judge Oric, Mr. Illegal

15:49

Alien Invasion Supporter, how does that

15:51

same judge end up with these

15:53

same objections in front of him,

15:55

this same case in front of

15:57

him, two Trump administrations in a

16:01

You think this is organic? You think anything about

16:03

this is natural? That's judge

16:05

shopping. That's

16:07

going out of your way to say,

16:09

who's the guy who's going to help us

16:11

execute this agenda by any means necessary? The

16:14

law be damned. Well, it's Judge

16:16

Orrick. It's the Obama appointed Judge

16:18

Orrick. In 2017, President Trump signed

16:20

an executive order. called Enhancing Public

16:22

Safety in the Interior of the

16:24

United States, which sought to withhold

16:27

federal funds from sanctuary cities. So

16:30

then, San Francisco raised a

16:32

challenge. Judge Oric jumped in,

16:34

said it was unconstitutional, and

16:36

that the defendants, quote, faced

16:38

irreparable harm, absent an

16:40

injunction. What irreparable

16:42

harm could the city of

16:44

San Francisco possibly face from

16:46

keeping illegals out? The

16:51

left, don't they really specialize this?

16:53

They specialize in completely turning logic on

16:55

its head. How is it

16:57

that American citizens will be damaged

16:59

by protecting them from foreign nationals who

17:01

are breaking our laws? They

17:04

wouldn't. They would benefit from it. So

17:07

there's no harm here. The only

17:09

harm is to the illegal aliens and

17:11

the cruel people who are profiting

17:13

off of them right here in the

17:15

United States, all of whom are

17:17

breaking laws. So

17:20

this this they're doing this judge

17:22

shopping again again and these court

17:24

this court shopping So judge or

17:26

getting involved here and so so

17:28

are there solutions yet? There's solutions

17:30

the Supreme Court can put its

17:32

big girl panties on and finally

17:34

jump into this fight and stop

17:36

this from happening the other side

17:38

of this is that the Congress

17:40

can actually step up and do

17:42

its job and Defend these Fed

17:44

these federal district judges who should

17:46

only have say so over their

17:48

districts Not over

17:50

the entire country the United States of

17:52

America So now we have to

17:54

let sanctuary cities run rampant Because judge

17:57

Orville Redenbacher or whatever the hell

17:59

his name is keeps getting the same

18:01

case put in front of him

18:03

because the left is doing it on

18:05

purpose please Please all right coming

18:07

up. I've got more judicial news including

18:10

the president has been trying to

18:12

seek proof of Citizenship when people register

18:14

to vote. It's the most common -sense

18:16

thing ever a federal judge jumping

18:19

into that fight yesterday. Wait

18:21

until you see the details of this judge's order.

18:23

And then Mike Davis is ahead. We're going to

18:25

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18:27

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This has been

19:50

a wild day. So

19:53

these judges keep

19:55

interfering. The left keeps

19:57

shopping for them. And

20:00

nowhere is that

20:02

more theatrically apparent

20:04

than a Clinton

20:06

-appointed judge yesterday. What

20:10

is that? All on Thursday. Everyone

20:12

did it on Thursday. A

20:14

Clinton appointed judge yesterday, jumping

20:16

in and blocking President Trump

20:19

from acquiring proof of citizenship

20:21

during voter registration. What?

20:25

Take a look at this. This

20:27

judge is halting parts

20:29

of President Trump's overhaul

20:31

of US elections, including

20:34

the proof of citizenship

20:36

requirement. A judge

20:38

Thursday, according to the Associated Press,

20:40

blocking the Trump administration from immediately

20:42

enacting certain changes to how federal

20:44

elections are run, including adding a

20:46

proof of citizenship requirement to the

20:48

federal voter registration form. Now, again,

20:50

just to reiterate, it is the

20:53

law that you have to be

20:55

a citizen of the United States

20:57

to vote in American elections. Asking

20:59

people to prove it is

21:02

the bare minimum in order to

21:04

satisfy making sure that we

21:06

follow the law in our elections.

21:10

The decision is a setback for

21:12

President Trump and America, who has

21:14

argued that the requirement is needed

21:16

to restore public confidence in elections.

21:18

True. It's not an argument. It's

21:20

obviously true. But the judge

21:22

allowed other parts of Trump's sweeping

21:24

executive order on U .S. elections

21:26

to go forward for now, including

21:28

a directive to tighten male deadlines

21:30

around the country. Trump's

21:32

March executive order overhauling how

21:34

U .S. elections are run prompted

21:36

swift lawsuits. You ready for

21:38

the groups from the League

21:40

of United Latin American citizens?

21:42

This is called lulac lulac

21:44

for those of you who

21:46

are unfamiliar. It is a

21:48

left -wing hatchet group. It

21:50

doesn't represent Latin American citizens.

21:52

It's not broadly representing Hispanic

21:54

Americans or anything like it

21:56

No, it's L. It's a

21:58

left -wing racially

22:01

labeled group that just

22:03

does standard fair left

22:05

wing business. The

22:07

same is true of the League

22:09

of Women Voters, which is also

22:11

a part of this, the League

22:13

of Women Voters Education Fund, just

22:16

another Democrat front organization. And then

22:18

forget the front, the Democrat National

22:20

Committee also sued. And they said

22:22

this was unconstitutional. Now

22:24

just think about this, I'm gonna get into the actual order in

22:26

a moment. But just think

22:28

about what they're telling you. You're

22:31

kind of telling on yourself, aren't you? If

22:33

you are trying to block a

22:35

citizenship requirement from being on voter

22:38

registration forms, doesn't that tell you

22:40

everything about who's voting for Democrats

22:42

or at least who they believe

22:44

are voting for them? Kind

22:47

of gives the game away, doesn't it? And

22:49

they're doing it right here in these courts. U

22:52

.S. District Judge Colleen Kolar

22:55

Kotely in Washington. Sided

22:57

with the AP is being dishonest

23:00

here, voting rights groups, they're not

23:02

voting rights groups, they're lefty organizations

23:04

and Democrats saying that the Constitution

23:06

gives the power to regulate federal

23:08

elections to states and Congress, not

23:10

the president. Yeah, that's true. That

23:12

is true. The Constitution does convey

23:14

the power to regulate federal elections

23:17

to states and wherever Congress would

23:19

like to step in, it can.

23:22

What the president is doing is

23:24

saying, I'm going to condition

23:26

federal funding on whether or not

23:28

you secure our elections. That's

23:31

a different thing. He's not regulating

23:33

federal elections. He's saying, you're just

23:35

not to get federal money to

23:37

administer those elections unless you actually

23:39

verify that US citizens are registering.

23:43

But these lefty organizations don't

23:45

want to do that. So

23:47

what does the ruling say?

23:50

Oh, my goodness. I

23:53

can't get over how crazy this is. I'll

23:55

just let me pull up my notes here so you can

23:58

just see it directly from me. This

24:00

is what I've got. So,

24:03

the ruling here, as I

24:05

write my notes today, is

24:08

a doozy. Democrats insist

24:10

that their base won't be

24:12

able to vote if they

24:14

have to prove their citizenship.

24:19

If they have to prove their citizenship,

24:21

they won't be able to vote. What?

24:24

The Democrat party plaintiffs collectively represent millions

24:26

of eligible voters throughout the United

24:28

States, some of whom say they're going

24:31

to be unable to register to

24:33

vote or they'd be dissuaded from registering.

24:35

They'd be dissuaded from registering if

24:37

they needed to prove their citizenship. Well,

24:41

that's that's it. That's that's the

24:43

whole somebody says that's the effing

24:45

point. Yeah, Texas plays. That's exactly

24:47

right. That's the effing point. If

24:50

you're dissuaded to vote because you

24:53

don't want to prove that you're

24:55

a citizen, you're not a

24:57

citizen. You're not a citizen of

24:59

the country. The

25:02

judge also said that proof of

25:04

citizenship would hurt left the organizations

25:06

in particular because they would have

25:08

to update their websites. What?

25:12

What does that mean? The

25:14

burden that a documentary proof of

25:16

citizenship requirement would impose on the plaintiffs,

25:19

again, the left wing groups, would

25:21

be far more than simply

25:23

a setback to their abstract social

25:25

interests. Instead, it would be

25:27

an impediment to their quote, core

25:29

business activities, which are registering

25:31

eligible voters, this judge says. So

25:34

they say, for example, a

25:37

proof of citizenship requirement would render

25:39

obsolete several of the online tools

25:41

that the plaintiffs have developed and

25:43

routinely used to help eligible people

25:45

register to vote. So

25:47

they would have to update their

25:49

websites. That's what this means. That

25:51

helping you register to vote would require you

25:53

to add the line, you need to bring proof

25:55

of citizenship when you register. That

25:58

would be too much harm. We can't do

26:00

this. So the judge says, OK, fine, no

26:02

proof of citizenship then. Not right now. I'm

26:04

going to block that. Additionally,

26:08

the judge says that the lefty

26:10

groups would have a harder time

26:12

registering randos at the grocery store,

26:14

random people. That

26:17

these lefty organizations, voter registration drives

26:19

held at churches, grocery stores

26:21

and in other public places will

26:23

be less effective if there is a

26:25

documentary proof of citizenship requirement because

26:27

many people who are eligible to register

26:29

to vote do not carry their

26:31

passport or other citizenship documents with them

26:33

as they go about their daily

26:35

routines. What does this have to do

26:37

with anything? Oh,

26:39

the people we see at the supermarket,

26:41

we can't just register them to vote because

26:43

they would have to prove their citizens. Another

26:48

one, and this is great, Democrats

26:50

in particular would be hurt because

26:52

their base is far less likely

26:54

to have proof of citizenship. Once

26:57

again, who said it in

26:59

the chat? This is the

27:01

point. This is the point

27:03

of the entire process. This is why Trump

27:05

is doing it. Many

27:07

of the Democratic Party officials, plaintiffs,

27:11

have organizational standing to challenge this

27:13

provision based on its effect on

27:15

their ability to register new voters

27:17

as members and supporters of the

27:19

Democrat Party, which they do in

27:21

service of their mission of electing

27:23

Democrat candidates. The DNC, the

27:26

DGA, the DSCC, and the

27:28

DCCC have each shown that the

27:30

implementation of this section would

27:32

make it more difficult for them

27:34

to register voters who are

27:36

likely to support Democrats forcing them

27:38

to divert additional resources toward

27:41

further voter registration efforts. Well, yes.

27:45

How many ways can this judge admit

27:47

out loud that the point of all

27:49

of this is so that Democrats can

27:51

get people who are not US citizens

27:53

to vote for them? Finally, this is

27:55

the one that had me just tickled

27:58

the death. And nobody's talking about this

28:00

component. Let me just focus on this. They

28:02

say two of the Democratic parties

28:05

plaintiffs in particular. Hakim

28:07

Jeffries I call him the

28:09

dial -up Democrat because that guy

28:11

thinks about as fast as

28:13

a 56k modem He's constantly

28:15

buffering when he's trying to

28:17

speak between every word in

28:19

every sentence. He's Constantly trying

28:21

to figure out how he's

28:23

gonna get to the next

28:25

one Hakim Jeffries and Chuck

28:28

Schumer have made clear showings

28:30

the judge says of their

28:32

standing to challenge this citizenship

28:34

requirement to vote to register.

28:37

Jeffries and Schumer each aver that

28:39

some of their constituents and likely

28:41

supporters will be unable to register

28:44

to vote or will be dissuaded

28:46

from registering if there is a

28:48

proof of citizenship requirement. Have

28:54

you ever seen just

28:56

like a more obvious admission

28:58

in a court order?

29:00

Hakim Jeffries and Chuck Schumer

29:02

insofar as they have

29:04

leaders in their party. Is

29:07

this guy? Yeah,

29:09

they're not subtle about it at all. They're

29:12

just saying it outright. Jeffries

29:14

and Schumer have therefore shown

29:16

a substantial likelihood of

29:18

political competitor standing to challenge

29:20

this, of

29:22

this executive order. And because a

29:24

party affiliate of an active candidate

29:26

may also exercise political competitor standing.

29:28

The Democrat party plaintiffs affiliated with

29:30

Jeffries and Schumer throughout the whole

29:32

country have a substantial likelihood of

29:34

standing to raise the same challenge.

29:37

This is the point here.

29:39

This is the overarching point. Hakeem

29:42

Jeffries, Chuck Schumer, Lulac,

29:44

the League of Women

29:46

Voters, the DNC, collectively

29:48

for our purposes, left

29:51

wing election rigors. They

29:54

view this as an impediment to

29:56

their ability to rig elections. Therefore, they

29:58

found a favorable judge who is

30:00

issued a nationwide injunction and is stopping

30:02

this whole thing in its tracks

30:04

when what President Trump is doing is

30:07

precisely what the American people want

30:09

him to do. Make sure only American

30:11

citizens are voting in elections, because

30:13

that's the law. There's no way this

30:15

could possibly harm you unless you

30:17

were cheating in the first place. That's

30:23

the update. And I'm not even done with

30:25

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30:27

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The great Mike Davis of the Article 3 Project.

33:01

Mike, good to have you on the show,

33:03

sir. Thank you for having me. It's

33:05

always so good to see you. And I

33:07

played for the audience yesterday, some of your

33:09

remarks on Steve Bannon's war room with a

33:11

lot of fascination and a lot of interest.

33:15

Sit this up for us again. You went to

33:17

the Justice Department recently and met with a

33:19

bunch of the top officials there. What did you

33:21

learn? Well, I learned that

33:23

my friends in the Justice Department,

33:25

like Attorney General Pam

33:27

Bondi and her Chief of

33:29

Staff Chad Misell and

33:31

the Deputy Attorney General Todd

33:33

Blanche and his top

33:35

deputy Amel Bovay and great...

33:38

people like Gail Slater and

33:40

Harmeet Dillon and Cash

33:42

Patel and Dan Bongino, they

33:45

are Stanley Woodward. President Trump has

33:47

a rock solid team at the Justice

33:49

Department and they are doing really

33:51

good work. And even if we don't

33:53

see flashy headlines on on good

33:55

work, it's definitely happening. So yeah, go

33:57

ahead. No, I was going to

33:59

say it's I know people get anxious

34:01

when you don't see screaming headlines,

34:03

but I promise that there are good

34:05

people doing great work. And so

34:08

and so I mean, I just want

34:10

to dig in on kind of

34:12

your your your thinking and who you

34:14

are as you assess this, because

34:16

you've you've never been shy about calling

34:18

out people on your own side,

34:20

for that matter, who are moving too

34:22

slowly, who aren't administering justice the

34:24

way needs to be done. So in

34:26

your discerning view, you go into

34:28

that room and. Did you enter with

34:30

a different interpretation? Did you bring

34:32

those same questions in like, hey, what's

34:34

happening here? Did you leave with

34:36

a different point of view? No,

34:38

because I've been in regular contact

34:40

with these people since before the inauguration.

34:42

I know what's going on. Got it. Look,

34:45

I've worked in the Justice Department several

34:47

times. I've worked in the White House.

34:49

I've worked in the House. I've worked

34:51

in the Senate. I know how government

34:53

works. I know that you have to

34:55

get people nominated and confirmed and set

34:57

up before they can do anything. In

34:59

other words, you have acting people there.

35:04

President Trump has already done big

35:06

things with his executive orders at

35:08

the Justice Department, and Pam Bondi

35:11

and Amel Bovay and Todd Blanche

35:13

and the others have done big

35:15

things already at the Justice Department.

35:17

Just one example, the Southern

35:19

District of New York is this

35:21

island in the justice system where

35:23

they think that they report to

35:25

nobody. Under our Constitution, federal prosecutors

35:28

reports to the Deputy Attorney General, who

35:30

reports to the Attorney General, who reports

35:32

to the President of the United States,

35:34

who's elected by all Americans. But you

35:36

have many of these federal prosecutors around

35:38

the country and federal agents, particularly in

35:41

the FBI, who don't think they report

35:43

to anyone. And that has very much

35:45

changed in the Southern District of New

35:47

York. They call it the Sovereign District

35:49

of New York, because they think that

35:51

they don't report to anyone. Well, Amel

35:53

Bovay went in and gave them an

35:55

attitude adjustment on about date. day one.

35:57

And remember Danielle Sassoon, you heard her

35:59

name for about three minutes. She made

36:01

her headlines. No one

36:04

hears about Danielle Sassoon anymore because she's

36:06

not working. Yes. Or the Trump

36:08

administration. So when you when you

36:10

talk about the kind of the action

36:12

that will be coming, when people think action,

36:14

what they think is prosecutions, they think

36:16

handcuffs prosecutions. Is that what you're referring to?

36:19

Possibly. And I would say this that There

36:21

has to be systemic changes to the

36:23

Justice Department, which which is happening. They're cutting

36:26

a lot of people out of the

36:28

Justice Department. They're firing people. They're reassigning people.

36:30

They're making the structural changes. So it's

36:32

so we're not playing whack -a -mole going forward.

36:34

So you're putting a bandaid over a

36:36

gaping wound. And so they're actually going in

36:38

and fixing the real systemic problems at

36:40

main justice and at the various litigating divisions

36:42

and also at the FBI. Cash Cash

36:44

Patel and Dan Bongino are doing a hell

36:46

of a good job. So you're talking

36:48

about, you're getting to a key point, which

36:50

is kind of the order of events.

36:52

Because like, so I just, we started the

36:54

show today with that New Mexico judge

36:56

who had a Trendy Aragwa member living in

36:58

his house. And that's kind of an

37:00

open and shut case. They found this guy.

37:02

They knew he was Trendy Aragwa. They

37:04

knew he was living with the judge. There's

37:06

all sorts of ludicrous evidence from like

37:08

how the guy was living with them and

37:10

holding guns and ridiculousness. And so they

37:12

rightly, they saw, okay, the guy violated the

37:14

law. The judge and his wife were

37:16

arrested yesterday. The FBI arrested these guys. And

37:18

you're like, good, that's the kind of

37:21

speed you want to see. What you're describing,

37:23

the internal problems that are inside the

37:25

Justice Department of the FBI, it sounds like

37:27

what they have to do first is

37:29

undertake reforms and then we could see the

37:31

prosecutions. Is that kind of the order

37:33

of events, the sequence? You have to get

37:35

rid of the deep state actors. If you don't

37:37

get rid of the deep state actors, everything

37:39

that they try to do is going to

37:41

be whack -a -mole or a band -aid on a

37:43

gaping wound. You have to get rid of

37:45

the cancer in the body first, right? And

37:47

that's what they're doing. This is chemotherapy. This

37:49

is radiation. And

37:52

this is so much more important

37:54

than anyone indictments or anyone arrest

37:56

when you're making systemic changes. You're shocking

37:58

the system at the Justice Department,

38:00

including the FBI, so you can

38:02

get that deep state beast tamed,

38:04

right? You know, you don't see a

38:06

lot of people running to the

38:08

press anymore, because they're, I think

38:11

Amel Bovee, if you just look, he's

38:13

a he's a friend of mine,

38:15

but if you just look at the

38:17

guy, he looks like a political

38:19

serial killer. So, so

38:21

I think Amel has has

38:24

done a very good job of

38:26

reminding these Justice Department officials

38:28

that for the Deputy Attorney General,

38:30

who works for the Attorney

38:32

General, who works for the President,

38:34

who's elected by all Americans. So

38:36

let me let me unfurl one of the

38:38

things that has raised concern on the right. And

38:40

I addressed this yesterday. I was talking about

38:42

Dan Bongino and the efforts that they're undertaking. And

38:44

I'm very I'm very happy with how aggressive

38:46

the FBI has been on so many crimes. Recruitment

38:48

is exploding. They're catching the top three three

38:51

of the top 10 most wanted. There's

38:53

a lot of good indicators going on. But

38:55

one thing that stands out is they just

38:57

they promoted a guy called Steve Jensen in

38:59

the Washington field office. who the right is

39:01

very skeptical of and for good reason, because

39:03

he was a part of the crew that

39:05

was going after parents at school board meetings

39:07

in January, six people. And so most of

39:09

us on the outside are looking at that

39:11

guy going, well, he's one of the abusers.

39:13

How did he end up in a role

39:15

like this? And I mentioned yesterday that on

39:17

the very same date we found out that

39:20

news, FBI Deputy Director Bongino posted, hey,

39:22

if there are things that look like

39:24

they're counterintuitive to our mission, you

39:26

just have to trust that what we're doing

39:28

in the end is the right thing. So

39:30

basically, that's a long way of me asking

39:33

you, Mike Davis, you know, what do you

39:35

make of moves like that? And what should

39:37

we make of them? I'm not familiar with

39:39

that particular move, but I fully trust Cash

39:41

Patel and Dan Bongino. Yeah. There

39:44

is about as far away from deep

39:46

state pockets as you can get. Remember

39:49

when President Trump picked Cash Patel,

39:51

everyone said he was dead on

39:53

arrival. And then the article three

39:55

projects had about what, 250

39:58

,000 phone calls into their

40:00

home state senators and gave these senators

40:02

an attitude adjustment. Yeah. In about three

40:04

days, they went from dead on arrival

40:06

to when can he start. So

40:08

just look, give

40:11

these guys the room

40:13

they need to get the

40:15

job done. Again,

40:18

they are making systemic

40:20

changes. This

40:22

is something that no Republican has

40:24

done ever, and this is something

40:26

that should have been done decades

40:28

ago, right? Once you

40:30

get the systems in place, once you

40:32

rebuild the car, then you can drive

40:34

the car. Okay, last one on

40:37

this, and I want to ask you about judges real fast, and thank

40:39

you as always for your time, Mike. So

40:42

you think that this isn't too big for

40:44

the president's team to handle? that this is

40:46

not, they're not, it's not too entrenched for

40:48

them to conquer. No, and

40:50

if there's any, if there's any

40:52

team that can do this, it's

40:54

the team at the Justice Department

40:56

now, President Trump's team now with

40:58

Pam and Todd and Chad and

41:00

Amel. Yeah. And Stan and, you

41:02

know, so many good people over

41:04

there, Harmeet, Gail, Omid, there are

41:06

so many good people in the

41:08

Justice Department right now. And these

41:10

are like, These are bold, serious

41:12

reformers. I know all of them.

41:14

They're my friends. I wouldn't vouch

41:16

for them if I didn't think

41:18

that they would do the job.

41:20

Like you said, Vince, I'm not

41:22

exactly a quiet person. And

41:24

frankly, I'm the most harsh

41:26

with my criticism of people on

41:28

our side because I have

41:31

higher expectations for conservatives than I

41:33

do for Marxist. I want

41:35

Marxist to rot in hell. I

41:37

want conservatives to succeed. Amen. OK.

41:40

judges now. So I've

41:42

been going down, for whatever reason, yesterday

41:44

was a big day for a bunch

41:46

of district judges to block President Trump's

41:48

executive orders all across the country. And

41:50

these are, you go down the list,

41:52

they're all Democrat appointed judges, Obama judges,

41:54

Clinton judges, Biden judges, obviously, including

41:57

one yesterday, a judge who said

41:59

that the president cannot make it so

42:01

that you have to ask for

42:03

proof of citizenship when registering to vote.

42:05

The Democrats The Democrat plaintiffs in

42:07

the case, including Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries,

42:09

they say this will damage them. They will damage

42:11

their ability to be reelected if you have

42:13

to prove you're a citizen to register a vote.

42:16

They're giving the whole game away. What

42:18

can we do about these judges, Mike?

42:20

What can we do about these guys who

42:22

keep interfering? Well, the best thing that

42:24

you hear about voter ideas is that somehow

42:26

it's discrimination against black people. Black people

42:28

don't have the wherewithal to get a driver's

42:30

license or a government ID like the

42:32

rest of Americans. We just

42:34

need white liberals to save them. Hey,

42:37

go find a black friend liberals and take

42:39

them to the driver's license place and then

42:41

help them get a driver's license because they

42:43

don't have the wherewithal to get it according

42:45

to these Democrats. I mean, what racist just

42:48

bad faith argument they're making. It's

42:50

clear what they want. They want illegal

42:52

immigrants that they're mass importing into this

42:54

country, 15 million of them. Yeah. Want

42:56

them to register to vote and vote

42:58

Democrat, right? That's the whole plan. This

43:00

is this is why they've opposed voter

43:02

ID. This is why they oppose the

43:05

SAVE Act. I would say to these

43:07

judges, these activist judges, Stay

43:10

in your lane. Your job is

43:12

to decide cases and controversies of the

43:14

parties before your court with redressable

43:16

claims. Nothing more, nothing less. You have

43:18

a really important job. It's a

43:20

crucial job, but it's a modest job.

43:22

That's your article three standing. That's

43:24

your article three power. When these judges

43:26

take off their judicial robes, and

43:28

they do one of two things. They

43:30

either put on their capes. They

43:32

think they're superheroes, these narcissists who get

43:34

to fly around and save everyone. Even

43:36

some of these Republican justice just do

43:38

this from time to time. Maybe even my

43:41

old boss does this from time to

43:43

time. You know, superhero Neil Gorsuch

43:45

or General Gorsuch does it from time to

43:47

time. Not as much as

43:49

the Democrats, but you know, General Gorsuch

43:51

does it from time to time too.

43:53

I mean, he plays a wonderful superhero

43:55

like Last Good Friday. He did that. But

43:58

I would also say judges wear robes,

44:00

not capes. And if judges take off

44:02

their judicial robes and climb into the

44:04

political arena and throw political punches, expect

44:06

to receive a political knockout from the

44:08

article. So here's what I want to

44:10

know. Why isn't the United States Supreme

44:13

Court jumping in right away to stop

44:15

all of these abuses? Because. You know,

44:17

I know earlier this year, Chief Justice

44:19

Roberts was lecturing President Trump. He was

44:21

like, hey, don't you dare call for

44:23

the impeachment of district judges, like let

44:25

the appeals process play out. And then

44:28

this past weekend, as you just noted,

44:30

the Supreme Court jumped to the whole

44:32

appeals process to try and gum up

44:34

the president's immigration agenda. And

44:36

so now it's a perfect opportunity. The Supreme

44:38

Court could step up here. Couldn't they, Mike?

44:40

They could if they wanted to. And this

44:42

this is at the doorstep of the Chief

44:44

Justice John Roberts or commanding general John Roberts,

44:46

as we saw last Friday, because. We

44:49

had seven, as you just mentioned,

44:51

events on Friday. We had seven Supreme

44:53

Court justices who ran in and

44:55

issue and joined the President of the

44:57

United States. I think for the

44:59

first time in American history, you cannot

45:01

enjoy the President. You can enjoy

45:03

lower officers. You cannot enjoy the President.

45:05

They enjoyed the President of the

45:07

United States and told him that he

45:09

cannot Continue with an ongoing

45:11

military operation to do to deport

45:14

the worst terrorist of the Western

45:16

Hemisphere. Yeah, apparently the president's not

45:18

the commander -in -chief anymore He has

45:20

to get permission from these seven

45:22

generals on the Supreme Court and

45:24

They did this before the district

45:26

court rules before the Fifth Circuit

45:28

rules before the Solicitor

45:31

General submitted the government's position on this.

45:33

I mean, again, these

45:35

are not judges and

45:37

robes. These are narcissist

45:39

superheroes wearing capes. Yeah.

45:42

But the Supreme Court could bring these district

45:44

judges to heel if it wanted to.

45:46

Well, I mean, I think they're part of

45:48

the problem as we just on good

45:50

Friday. And so who needs to bring them

45:53

to heal? Who needs to bring the

45:55

whole federal judiciary to hear is to heal

45:57

as Congress Congress. They need to cut

45:59

the spending. They need to have oversight hearings.

46:01

I was the chief counsel for nominations

46:03

on the Senate Judiciary Committee. I had the

46:05

oversight. portfolio for the federal judiciary. Judges

46:07

don't think they're subject to oversight, so hold

46:09

their asses in for oversight just to

46:11

prove that you have that power, Congress. Cut

46:14

their funding, cut their jurisdiction, make their

46:16

lives living hell until they get back

46:18

in their life. You know, I have

46:20

a crazy idea. Trump should threaten to

46:22

court pack until they start behaving like

46:24

just 100%. I actually, I think that's

46:26

a great idea of that. So what

46:28

do we have nine now? And we

46:30

have some of them who are narcissistic

46:32

loony tunes who think they can they

46:34

can join the president. So it sounds

46:36

like we need six more to get

46:38

that FDR did it. That was the

46:40

whole idea after you threatened to pack

46:42

the court 15 justices. So we'll have

46:45

eight justices who will follow the Constitution

46:47

and then seven narcissistic Looney Tunes who

46:49

think they're going to go save rapists

46:51

and murderers and, you know, in El

46:53

Salvador. So they can they

46:55

can they can moonlight as the

46:57

commanding generals and and, you know,

46:59

the ACLU lawyers to go save

47:01

MS -13 gang bangers. Maybe those

47:04

seven can get the MS -13 tattoos

47:06

on their knuckles for solidarity. Yeah,

47:08

baby. but for the other eight so that

47:10

we have to repack the court the eight

47:12

who are gonna follow the constitution we can actually

47:14

get things done well at least we have

47:17

thomas and elito still love those guys hey yet

47:19

thank you uh... very very much mike davis

47:21

with the article three projects are always good to

47:23

talk to you man thank you very much

47:25

i do well that's uh... mike davis uh... thank

47:27

you uh... again to him uh... for stopping

47:29

by yet the court packing thing you know

47:31

it is true you know f d r was

47:34

uh... was not getting what he wanted out

47:36

of the United States Supreme Court so he just

47:38

started threatening to pack the court and then

47:40

all of a sudden the court was brought to

47:42

heel the court was like wait a second

47:44

wait a second we'll comply we'll do whatever you

47:46

want and then they did they did that

47:48

going forward and that is what the left

47:50

attempted to do under Joe Biden I'll remind you

47:53

That's what all of that court packing stuff

47:55

was about. They would say, oh, let's contemplate packing

47:57

the court, or we're going to launch a

47:59

panel. How can we reform the court? could we

48:01

impose on the court? It was constantly meant, all

48:04

the ethics, debates, all the nonsense

48:06

you heard from the left, it

48:08

was constantly meant to rattle the

48:10

cage of the Supreme Court until

48:12

they were giving them favorable decisions.

48:14

It was meant to work the

48:16

refs. So, I don't know, maybe Trump

48:18

should do it. Hey, let's pack the

48:20

court he could declare until the court's

48:22

like, well, wait a second. We'll stop

48:25

these district judges from acting crazy. No

48:27

need to pack it. This will be

48:29

totally constitutional going forward. So

48:32

we'll see. But yes, that

48:34

is actually the history of that

48:36

wild court backing debate. And

48:38

these judges are really crazy. And

48:40

I've got what I had

48:42

another federal judge yesterday who just

48:45

blocked the Trump administration. from

48:47

stopping racism in schools.

48:49

An Obama -appointed judge

48:51

blocked the Trump administration

48:53

from banning discriminatory practices

48:55

in schools yesterday. Yep,

48:59

yet another one. Obama -appointed judge

49:01

Landaya McCafferty is getting in

49:03

the way here. As President

49:06

Trump said, hey, get rid

49:08

of this racially prejudiced nonsense.

49:10

DEI, get rid of the

49:12

bigotry. No more. It's a

49:14

violation of the law. It's a

49:16

violation of the Civil Rights Act. It's

49:18

unacceptable in our country. And

49:20

this judge saying, no, no, we need to keep it.

49:22

We need racial bigotry in the schools. So

49:24

yet another judge interfering in

49:27

the affairs of the president

49:29

yesterday. So more needs to

49:31

be done here, clearly.

49:33

More needs to be done here.

49:36

We've also got some warning here

49:38

on the left's behavior from

49:40

Victor Davis Hansen that I want

49:43

to share with you. I

49:45

think this is really important. Here

49:47

is a cut three, Victor Davis Hansen

49:49

this week on his own program, mentioning

49:51

that the left is doing it again.

49:53

They're whipping their base into a deadly

49:56

frenzy. Take a look at this. They

49:58

are lowering the bar on what's

50:00

permissible and we're going to see

50:02

something like we saw with these

50:04

two assassins. I don't want to

50:06

predict it. I hope it never

50:08

happens. But if they keep this

50:10

language up, And you start

50:13

to see polls that say 50

50:15

% of self -identified leftists think it's

50:17

OK to shoot. And

50:19

you see them romanticizing

50:21

a assassin like

50:23

Mangione. And you see

50:25

them go fund

50:27

a legend murder like

50:29

Camelo Anthony. basically

50:32

saying that he was a

50:35

victim and you see this

50:37

M13 wife beater who was

50:39

pulled over for trafficking and

50:41

let go. Yes. And

50:43

was found. Yes, everybody. He

50:45

was found by a immigration

50:47

judge to have M13 ties.

50:49

Even his wife did not

50:51

deny it. She didn't deny

50:53

that she was beaten by him either.

50:56

So That is the people who

50:58

they are supporting and they all

51:00

have one thing in common. They

51:02

all have committed violent acts and

51:05

they're romanticized. And

51:07

it reminds me when I was

51:09

in college, I remember high

51:11

school, I think it was, Rolling

51:13

Stones, Jan Wiener said that

51:15

Manson was innocent and they romanticized

51:17

him for a while. The left really

51:20

did. So my

51:22

point is that the that

51:24

they are creating a

51:26

climate of fear and legitimizing

51:28

violence and something's going

51:30

to happen. Okay. That's

51:32

good right there. And this is what

51:34

you're seeing from Victor Davis Hansen. It's

51:37

an excellent summary delivered in only

51:39

the way that he can deliver it.

51:42

But the left, this is why it matters

51:44

so much. Every so often it's like, well,

51:46

why are we talking about the way the

51:48

left is talking? And why are we giving

51:50

that airtime? Because you have to know what

51:52

they're doing to this country. You have to

51:54

know. You have to pick this

51:56

up. They are

51:58

speaking to weak

52:00

-minded people. They

52:03

are inflaming them. And

52:05

those weak -minded, inflamed people are

52:07

committing horrific acts of violence, believing

52:09

they're doing it in the service

52:11

of some sort of higher moral

52:13

good. It's a by any

52:15

means necessary approach. This

52:17

is the bottom of calling

52:19

your political enemies Hitler. and

52:22

in constantly saying that there's something

52:24

existential about them winning an election.

52:26

It's gonna end the whole country.

52:29

This is the language that they

52:31

use on the left of saying

52:33

that our democracy is under attack.

52:35

And on the right, you know,

52:37

people equivalent, well, we're not technically

52:39

a democracy, we're a constitutional republic.

52:41

Yes, that's all true. But you

52:43

understand the language is designed to

52:45

basically say something good is being

52:47

taken away. and you're never going

52:49

to get it back. This is

52:52

the way that they act. Now,

52:54

it's lunacy. President Trump, of course, is

52:56

the opposite of that. President Trump is

52:58

a guy who seeks to appeal to

53:00

voters more so than any other politician

53:02

of my lifetime. He cares sincerely about

53:04

what voters actually want. He works very

53:06

hard to get their votes. He is

53:09

desperate for their approval in a good

53:11

way, in a positive, healthy way. He

53:14

takes no salary to be in the job. All

53:17

of the crap that's been thrown

53:19

at him he has dealt with in

53:21

legal ways. He's complied with ludicrous

53:24

court orders. He showed up to court

53:26

appearances that he should have never

53:28

had foisted upon him. He goes to

53:30

New York. He deals with all

53:32

the crap in Georgia. He deals with

53:34

all of this from all these

53:36

special councils. He keeps on dealing with

53:39

the system as it is. and

53:41

fighting within the terms of

53:43

that system, even when his political

53:45

opponents are being as cruel and

53:47

tyrannical and as fascistic as you

53:49

can possibly be. So it's not

53:51

Trump who's threatening our constitutional

53:53

republic. It's the left who's

53:56

abusing all of those powers to

53:58

crush its opposition and then inflaming

54:00

their own weak base into acts

54:02

of violence in order to uphold

54:04

and advance left -wing power. And if

54:06

not left -wing power, just introduce

54:08

the whole country into chaos. They

54:11

are agents of chaos. And

54:15

so, remember, in the lead -up

54:17

to the Butler assassination attempt, it

54:19

was the rare person in media who was saying

54:22

out loud, hey guys, you see where this is going,

54:24

right? You see how far

54:26

the left has driven its base to

54:28

these lunatic levels. Someone is gonna try and

54:30

kill him. You

54:32

remember that? Tucker Carlson was saying

54:34

that. Dan Bongino was

54:36

saying that. I was saying that.

54:39

This is going to crazy

54:41

levels very quickly. And

54:44

then, of course, it happened multiple occasions

54:46

last year. The president of the United States

54:48

getting shot last year. And

54:52

you think the threat has subsided? Definitely

54:54

not. Definitely

54:56

not. This is why it is so important

54:58

that we, first of all, that you can

55:00

open the mind of your fellow American first.

55:02

You get to them first. And if they're

55:04

being programmed here by the left, You've got

55:07

to figure out a way to help break

55:09

them free. Encourage their

55:11

skepticism. Get them to be

55:13

critical of the sources that they turn to. That's

55:15

all you need to do. They don't need to be a Trump voter

55:17

today. They just need to be skeptical

55:19

of the people they've been listening to for

55:21

a while. And

55:23

so Victor Davis Hansen with a very important warning

55:25

here. We have a great country.

55:28

We have such a good country. And I

55:30

don't know about you. I just don't want anybody

55:32

to ruin it at all. All right. I

55:34

finished today with a video that I can make

55:36

fun of here. Everyone's

55:38

lots of great conversation as always

55:40

in the chat. Thank you to the

55:42

Rumble Chat. I'll leave you with

55:44

a gift. Here's Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers

55:46

welcoming the NFL Draft to his

55:48

state yesterday. Look at the ludicrous video

55:50

that he put up to do

55:52

it. Go on, Tony. That's

56:01

one of the craziest things I've ever seen. That

56:04

might be... know. It's not the worst. It's

56:06

up there, though. It's one of the worst

56:08

attempts at throwing a football I've ever seen.

56:11

Governor Tony Evers on

56:13

his short front property,

56:15

throwing a football to

56:17

himself. This is tragic video editing,

56:19

too, by the way. Look,

56:21

this is unbelievable. Look at

56:24

the the not there's no spiral

56:26

on that. That's just a like a

56:28

sidearm girl throw. Sorry, ladies.

56:30

I'm not there's actually there's lots of women

56:32

who could throw that ball a lot better than

56:34

Tony Evers can. You know, I gotta say

56:36

for years I've had this idea and it's a

56:38

free idea. Anyone can do it. If a

56:40

left -wing protest is going on in your town,

56:42

I am begging you to execute this vision. And

56:44

if you do it, we'll play it right

56:46

here on the show. Take a

56:48

camera, go to the protest, bring

56:50

a football, and ask the

56:53

protesters to throw it. That's

56:55

all you have to do. Just

56:57

film lefty protesters trying to throw

56:59

a football. And you're gonna have

57:01

one of the biggest viral hit sensations

57:03

anyone has ever devised. That's free. I'm just

57:05

giving that away. Just giving that bad

57:07

boy away. I hope you have a fantastic

57:09

weekend. Thank you for following me here.

57:11

Follow me on social media wherever you can.

57:14

Always appreciate the live chat, rumble.com slash Vince.

57:16

You guys are amazing. People love the football

57:18

throw idea. Go out and do it. I

57:20

swear, I'll play it right here on the

57:22

show. And in the meantime, have

57:24

a fantastic weekend. Thanks again for

57:26

tuning into Vince.