Biden blocks info on immigrant flights into US (03-05-2024--Hour3)

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[00:00:29] Right now, I'd like to welcome to the program Phil Bell.

[00:00:32] He is the director of external affairs at FreedomWorks, the website freedomworks.org.

[00:00:38] Welcome to the show, Phil, how are you?

[00:00:39] Can you hear me?

[00:00:40] I can hear you.

[00:00:41] Can you hear me?

[00:00:42] Well, I think Tommy made a boo-boo because he didn't ask my name.

[00:00:45] I'm not Bill. My name is Kirk.

[00:00:49] But I just had a quick comment. Yeah, go for it, Kirk. Okay, I thought you were actually the guest that we had lined up.

[00:00:55] I'm wondering because that whole transaction sound kind of strange.

[00:00:59] But anyway, I just got through voting on the libertarian team because I tried to change my party affiliation while back in the dmv window because it was a

[00:01:07] transaction was short

[00:01:09] i just want to point out that libertarian uh...

[00:01:12] ballot the president and uh... governor

[00:01:15] and the first guy on the president's list i had to go for this guy could name

[00:01:20] is david time traveler done that

[00:01:23] like a happy now vote for that guy?

[00:01:25] I know nothing about him.

[00:01:27] Right, if he's mastered time travel, then I gotta believe he's gonna be able to do wonders

[00:01:33] for the country.

[00:01:34] Exactly.

[00:01:35] There's several others.

[00:01:36] There's a toad on there and a few other not-a-script names.

[00:01:40] So why do you think the Libertarian Party isn't treated seriously?

[00:01:44] Because everyone thinks they're a bunch of potheads. So why do you think the libertarian party isn't treated seriously?

[00:01:47] Because everyone thinks they're a bunch of potheads. I mean,

[00:01:52] I changed my party fetish and pretty much the same reason you did a while back

[00:01:53] while I was protesting. And then I just kept blowing it off and never bothered to change it to independent,

[00:01:57] like what my wife suggested I should. That way I could actually vote for

[00:02:02] Falwell. But anyway,

[00:02:05] seriously, because everyone because they're,

[00:02:06] they're one thinks they're all about pot and they have other bizarre,

[00:02:09] I remember the two guys you had on there debating, uh,

[00:02:12] that were running for Senate, uh, the libertarian, the green party guys,

[00:02:16] and the libertarian, he had some off the, you know, I don't necessarily,

[00:02:19] they don't like you, they don't necessarily represent everything. I believe.

[00:02:22] Sure. Right. And this is what, and look, I'm not going to agree with everything that every candidate from any party

[00:02:28] is going to, is going to promote, obviously. Libertarian candidates, I don't agree with a lot

[00:02:33] of the stuff that, that they're like on immigration, foreign policy stuff, I have disagreements on.

[00:02:39] But I think like those are policy disagreements. You know, When you're running with the name Time Traveler or you're stripping down naked at the National

[00:02:47] Convention on stage, I think these are the reasons why sometimes people don't take the

[00:02:56] party seriously.

[00:02:58] It's really a shame because there are a lot of honest and good faith brokers in the libertarian

[00:03:04] movement and they get painted with that brush.

[00:03:07] Exactly.

[00:03:08] I mean, like I said, I voted because I knew I'd have very little to vote on.

[00:03:12] It took me two seconds.

[00:03:15] But I still, I went and voted because it's my privilege to do so.

[00:03:19] Yeah.

[00:03:20] No, I got you.

[00:03:21] I wish I'd been able to change it to independent so I could have, you know, I wasn't so much concerned about the president's race, but the governor's race.

[00:03:28] I believe it's something real important, you know, and I just... You will be able to do that,

[00:03:33] but you will be able to do that after the election is over. So... Yeah, they gave

[00:03:38] me a form so I can go ahead and just send it in myself, because, you know, I drive a

[00:03:42] truck so I don't always have the time to stop at Mount Holly one day to see if I can just

[00:03:47] shoot in there and if no we're not doing that unless you're doing a transaction.

[00:03:52] Don't tell people about the Mount Holly office okay. Well I've known

[00:03:56] about that actually when I got my license for the first time back in 88 it

[00:04:01] was in downtown Mount Holly okay I don't know how well you know that area, but yeah, ever since we've been over there,

[00:04:07] ever since Destination X, we won't know.

[00:04:10] It's like a fishing hole.

[00:04:11] Come on, man.

[00:04:12] Don't tell people or the hill that you sled down.

[00:04:16] You don't tell people where these things are.

[00:04:17] I remember when you said you got your license and it was so smooth and fast and all that.

[00:04:21] I knew exactly where you went because that place is...

[00:04:24] But it's not that great anymore.

[00:04:26] Oh really, it was better?

[00:04:28] Look, I'm comparing it to Mecklenburg County.

[00:04:33] Well, yeah.

[00:04:33] So, I mean, yeah.

[00:04:35] It's not that as smooth as ice.

[00:04:37] Right, exactly.

[00:04:38] All right, Kirk, I appreciate the call, buddy.

[00:04:40] Thanks, Pete.

[00:04:41] All right, see you, man.

[00:04:42] All right, so that was not Phil.

[00:04:43] Let's go over here to Chris. Hello, Chris, welcome to the program. Hi Pete. Hey, what's up? I was just

[00:04:49] listening to the news broadcast. Yeah. And the guy used the term vote getter. Yeah.

[00:04:55] Not vote tainer. Yeah. And I was very disappointed. I was as well. I'm thinking

[00:05:00] I'm gonna have to, I'm gonna have to lean on some people back there. I'm gonna have

[00:05:03] to go into the newsroom and, well probably actually I'm just gonna have

[00:05:07] to bribe them.

[00:05:08] I think that's what it's gonna take.

[00:05:10] Oh, you know what though?

[00:05:11] I could maybe go above everyone's heads and go to the boss and say like, hey, let's make

[00:05:15] this happen and then we get WBT in the history books, you know?

[00:05:22] Or at least in the dictionary.

[00:05:23] I just want this to be registered as a complaint.

[00:05:26] Okay, all right, I'll pass it on, Chris.

[00:05:28] I appreciate it, no, it's fair.

[00:05:29] I heard it too.

[00:05:30] I hear it every time.

[00:05:31] Every time I hear the term vote getter,

[00:05:33] I hear it and I cringe.

[00:05:35] I hate the word so much.

[00:05:38] That's why we launched this endeavor

[00:05:41] low those many years ago.

[00:05:42] And when I say this, I'm talking like a decade.

[00:05:44] It's been a decade.

[00:05:46] I've been more successful getting people to zipper merge

[00:05:50] than I have getting them to use the term vote-ainer.

[00:05:54] This is the cross I bear.

[00:05:57] I don't know why.

[00:06:00] It's such an easy word to use, easy to spell.

[00:06:04] For example, if you were going to write out

[00:06:07] the term vote getter, do you hyphenate that?

[00:06:14] You could, I think I might, I think I should,

[00:06:17] but I'm not sure.

[00:06:18] Could it be one word?

[00:06:19] Yeah, it could be one word I guess too.

[00:06:22] It could be two separate words.

[00:06:24] This is what I mean people.

[00:06:25] We don't have a uniform way of writing the word.

[00:06:31] That's the first sign that this is a bad word.

[00:06:34] Second sign is it's just, it sounds awkward.

[00:06:37] It sounds like a made up word.

[00:06:38] You know, it sounds like a made up word.

[00:06:41] Like you're trying to sound smarter than you are,

[00:06:44] but you fell short, you know? That's what the word sounds like. It's just made up word. Like you're trying to sound smarter than you are, but you fell short.

[00:06:45] You know?

[00:06:46] That's what the word sounds like.

[00:06:47] It's just a terrible word.

[00:06:49] And votainer is powerful.

[00:06:53] It's like, it knows what it's doing.

[00:06:55] You know?

[00:06:56] It's like I'm here on a mission.

[00:06:57] I know what I'm supposed to be doing.

[00:06:58] I have purpose.

[00:07:00] You know?

[00:07:01] That's what it conveys.

[00:07:03] I don't know.

[00:07:09] So maybe I need to go to the boss and get him to send out like a directive.

[00:07:12] I mean, look, I don't like to do this.

[00:07:14] You know, I don't like,

[00:07:16] I don't like forcing people to do things.

[00:07:18] I'm a, you know, I'm a lowercase L libertarian.

[00:07:20] I want people to be persuaded.

[00:07:30] But this is taking a really long time. I'm going weary of the fight. I mentioned this story earlier. A new investigation showing

[00:07:40] President Joe Biden has secretly flown hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants from Latin American airports into 43 US cities.

[00:07:50] The unusual program kept from the public involved at least 320,000 illegal immigrants that the administration admits are, quote,

[00:08:01] inadmissible, sorry, inadmissible immigrants.

[00:08:06] That is far more than previously reported.

[00:08:09] Despite facing a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from the Center for Immigration Studies,

[00:08:15] the U.S. Customs and Border Protection has refused to identify the 43 airports it is

[00:08:21] dumping immigrants at after direct flights from Latin America.

[00:08:27] They're just mainlining them here now.

[00:08:31] Which you would think would act as some sort of a pressure release off of the southern

[00:08:37] border, right?

[00:08:38] Because if I could just buy a plane ticket, use the customs and border patrol app, and then get a direct flight into an

[00:08:48] American airport and then just get processed through immediately, why not just do that

[00:08:53] and avoid the potential raping and murdering along the, you know, along the daring jungle

[00:08:59] path?

[00:09:00] I mean, it just seems to make a lot more sense to me, but...

[00:09:08] This is...

[00:09:09] Oh, the CIS report, Center for Immigration Studies report says, while large immigrant-receiving

[00:09:15] cities and media lay blame for the influx on Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott's

[00:09:19] busing program, CBP has withheld from the center and apparently will not disclose the

[00:09:25] names of the 43 U.S. airports that have received 320,000 inadmissible aliens from January through

[00:09:31] December of 2023.

[00:09:33] That's one year's total.

[00:09:35] Nor the foreign airports from which they departed.

[00:09:37] Right?

[00:09:39] So think about this, right?

[00:09:40] Not only is it the numbers aspect, but it's also the political backlash component here

[00:09:45] where people have been blaming Texas and not, well, Florida too, but no, not Arizona because

[00:09:51] they got a democratic governor now, but the, but Texas has been busing people to other

[00:09:56] cities, right?

[00:09:57] And all the focus, all the ire has been directed at Texas.

[00:10:01] When in fact the federal government, Biden's government, has been flying

[00:10:05] hundreds of thousands of people into these cities too. And they've just sat back and let Abbott take

[00:10:13] the heat. Tim says Pete, oh sorry, it's a Pete tweet. Tim says Pete, I just looked up

[00:10:20] vote Tainer on Wikipedia and no entry. Well, actually, hang on a second. Tim, I think I've identified a problem.

[00:10:28] You have spelled vote tainer incorrectly. You have spelled it as vote tainer.

[00:10:35] Vote tainer with two t's there and an e in the middle of them. So no, it's not

[00:10:41] v-o-t-e-t-a-i-n-e-R, it's not that. It's you gotta combine the two words.

[00:10:48] Attain and vote, vote attainer.

[00:10:50] So you combine it.

[00:10:51] V-O-T-A-I-N-E-R.

[00:10:52] V-O-T-A-I-N-E-R.

[00:10:53] Votainer.

[00:10:54] All one word.

[00:10:55] Anyway, he says you can create a draft and submit it for review.

[00:11:03] As you know, if it's on Wikipedia, it is real.

[00:11:06] Just trying to pay it forward as a fellow giver.

[00:11:08] Yes, thank you very much, Tim, I appreciate it.

[00:11:11] I don't know if they would allow that.

[00:11:13] I think I need, ooh, you know what I could do?

[00:11:18] I could get, maybe I could get some articles published

[00:11:23] in some soft science peer-reviewed journal.

[00:11:29] Make some sort of a connection to DEI, critical race theory, or white supremacy, or white

[00:11:36] fragility, something like that.

[00:11:38] If I can find a hook there, ooh, I could say that the term vote getter has like this long history anchored

[00:11:47] in the patriarchy.

[00:11:50] I could make a whole argument like that and then say, vote tainer is the clear favorite

[00:11:54] as a, as an inclusive, there you go, as an inclusive term.

[00:12:00] And then once I construct the whole argument like that, I get it published in a peer reviewed, soft science,

[00:12:06] maybe like sociology or something, journal,

[00:12:10] then I would cite that in the submission to Wikipedia

[00:12:15] and the dictionary.

[00:12:17] And then once I get that going,

[00:12:18] then it's just a snowball effect.

[00:12:22] Yeah, but I don't want to have to write the thing.

[00:12:23] So I guess that's, somebody else wants to write it up.

[00:12:28] I mean, go for it.

[00:12:29] Like it's a team effort here.

[00:12:31] Like I can't do it all.

[00:12:32] You know, I mean, I didn't even come up with it.

[00:12:36] It was a listener in Asheville that came up with the term.

[00:12:38] All I've been doing is, you know, promoting it, just talking about it when I remember.

[00:12:43] So if somebody else wants to do like the actual work of making it happen, that would be awesome.

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[00:13:54] Got a message from Dennis who says regarding the immigrant heir, the illegal aliens that are being flown into that, I assume it's continuing,

[00:14:08] but in 2023 there were 320,000 illegal immigrants flown direct from Latin America, Central South

[00:14:15] American airports into American airports.

[00:14:19] But the Biden administration is refusing to say which airports, the 43 airports where

[00:14:24] they arrived, they're not saying.

[00:14:29] Dennis says, my feeble math just made me aware

[00:14:32] that the 340, okay, so it's 320,000, but okay, but close.

[00:14:36] 340,000 illegals, the Biden crime syndicate flew in

[00:14:41] from God knows where, assuming approximately 300 per flight

[00:14:44] results in like 1300 flights. How does this happen? Nobody was watching? This is

[00:14:50] insane. New in its investigation, this is the investigation by the Center for

[00:15:00] Immigration Studies or CIS. New in its investigation is the administration's claims

[00:15:07] that it is keeping the city secret because it is concerned that quote bad actors might undermine

[00:15:16] law enforcement efforts. Wait, why does Nicolas Cage get to get brought into this? That is not

[00:15:21] fair. He's got nothing to do with this topic. Okay, but whatever.

[00:15:26] So they don't want bad actors to undermine law enforcement efforts to secure the United States border if they knew the volume of

[00:15:36] the traffic that is processed at each port of entry.

[00:15:41] And the traffic that is being processed is through the CBP1 app. It's

[00:15:47] through the app on the phone. So the reason why they don't want to disclose

[00:15:53] the airports where all of the flights are coming in is because they don't want

[00:15:59] our enemies to know how many flights are arriving and how fast they're getting in

[00:16:07] through the app. Guys, if the Center for Immigration Studies is now aware of it

[00:16:17] and the Washington Examiner that did the story, this is by Paul Bedard at

[00:16:20] Washington Examiner, right? Okay, if I know about this,

[00:16:26] you can guarantee the bad actors already do, okay?

[00:16:31] If I'm aware of the story now,

[00:16:34] then the bad actors are way ahead of us.

[00:16:38] That's the thing about criminals, you know?

[00:16:40] They know all the ins and outs of all of these things.

[00:16:43] All the systems, they know how to game the system,

[00:16:45] they know what the rules are, they know how to beat them, right?

[00:16:49] But that's amazing that they don't want to undermine law enforcement efforts to quote secure the United States border.

[00:16:56] And so that's why we can't tell you how many people were flying directly into the airports in violation of the border security.

[00:17:04] The program at issue is

[00:17:06] Biden's scheme of letting illegal immigrants to use an app to gain access

[00:17:12] to the U.S. without having to travel through Mexico. That's the point of the

[00:17:18] app, the CBP1 app, which is just a terrible name. CBP, CBP, CBP-1.

[00:17:28] Underway, it's got, it got underway in late 2022, according to the report's

[00:17:35] author Todd Bentsman, quote, under these legally dubious parole programs, aliens

[00:17:41] who cannot legally enter the country use this app

[00:17:45] to apply for travel authorization and temporary humanitarian release from the

[00:17:52] airports. The parole program allows for two-year periods of legal status during

[00:17:58] which adults are eligible for work authorization. Upon receiving

[00:18:03] authorization from Washington, they buy

[00:18:07] air passage to US international airports where CBB personnel process them for

[00:18:14] release. All are said to be responsible for paying for their own airfare. That

[00:18:21] can be thousands of dollars less and less dangerous than traveling through Mexico

[00:18:27] to the California, Arizona, or Texas border though, right?

[00:18:30] The direct flight program, by the way, you may want to sit down for this.

[00:18:37] This is a program that is in addition to another one. There's another program

[00:18:45] that gives CBP1 users a green light into the U.S. and

[00:18:50] the CIS report says that one

[00:18:53] has brought in

[00:18:55] 420,000.

[00:18:57] So it's not

[00:18:59] 320,000. It's 320 plus 420, which is

[00:19:03] 740,000. This is three quarters of a million illegal immigrants using

[00:19:10] this app to fly direct. So they get pre-cleared. It's like TSA's pre-clearance check, right?

[00:19:21] No, it's not actually. Because in order to get the TSA pre-clearance thing, you as an American citizen, me as a

[00:19:28] citizen, we have to go through far more background check and security checks and such.

[00:19:36] We have to get far more paperwork lined up in order to get one of the fast lanes at the

[00:19:42] airport. We don't lanes at the airport.

[00:19:46] We don't even get the app.

[00:19:52] And by the way, yeah, people have sent this over to me on a couple of occasions.

[00:19:54] And it's funny because I saw this movie

[00:19:58] when it first came out.

[00:20:00] It was called The Second Civil War.

[00:20:02] It was on HBO.

[00:20:04] It was in 1997.

[00:20:06] And I watched it, it had Denis O'Leary in it.

[00:20:09] The comedian, the guy who did the No Cure for Cancer,

[00:20:12] and they did the whole Firefighters show, whatever.

[00:20:14] Anyway, but he was one of the actors in the movie.

[00:20:19] And it was a great movie.

[00:20:21] And I saw that, 97.

[00:20:24] And I keep thinking about it because so much

[00:20:27] of what I'm seeing now was prophesied in the movie.

[00:20:32] Because the second civil war in the movie, the war erupts over the federal government

[00:20:39] taking in immigrants in such large numbers that they overload states and eventually the

[00:20:46] states fight back. Oh spoiler alert sorry sorry about that

[00:20:51] spoiler alert. Well I mean come on it's from 1997 but yes people have asked me

[00:20:57] if I've seen this movie I have seen the movie I've got a right up here the

[00:21:00] federalist.com from Mark Hemingway so if you haven't seen the movie and want to

[00:21:03] know when you hear people talk about it

[00:21:05] This is what they're talking about. I will give you some of the details

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[00:21:57] Pete, hope you are well.

[00:21:59] I am pretty hacked off at this point.

[00:22:02] Immigrants got debit cards. They got lodging, they get travel expenses. My mom worked for 30 years and for what? To give it away in taxes? It

[00:22:10] goes to illegal immigrants? I worked hard to pay my student loans off and folks

[00:22:14] are getting their loans dismissed. Maybe I'm the idiot. Maybe we should sneak up

[00:22:18] to New York City and pose as immigrants so we can get benefits or sneak it to

[00:22:22] Mexico. Right, well yeah. Ah, I don't know if I would recommend that.

[00:22:27] I think they have a pretty hard line

[00:22:29] on illegal immigration down there.

[00:22:31] From America to there, I think.

[00:22:36] Alrighty, so this is Mark Hemingway at thefederalist.com.

[00:22:40] Stop me if you've heard this one before.

[00:22:41] A red state governor in the midst

[00:22:43] of a nationwide immigration crisis

[00:22:45] defies the president and shuts down the state's borders to prevent more immigrants from coming in.

[00:22:50] This leads other states,

[00:22:52] suffering from the effects of mass illegal immigration, to rally around that state to find the president. And then they all send troops to that state's borders.

[00:23:00] Incredibly, this is the plot of the second Civil War, a made-for-HBO movie in 1997.

[00:23:07] The film languishes in obscurity despite its notable prescience.

[00:23:12] Which is a shame, because it's also a surprisingly incisive, entertaining, and well-made film.

[00:23:19] But for The Second Civil War to have a second life, first, you have to know about the film.

[00:23:25] It was directed by Joe Dante. He directed Gremlins, also Inner Space, Explorers, The Howling,

[00:23:34] The Burbs, Matinee. Second Civil War in this movie, Dante is on record, by the way, as saying

[00:23:41] that he considers the second Civil War the best film he has ever done. You can rent it on Amazon Prime's video service. The film takes place

[00:23:49] quote somewhere in the near future and is a broad and consistently amusing satire that

[00:23:55] takes aim at just about every political center of power in America. The movie employs a very

[00:24:01] meta but very effective plot device. Almost all of the action is explicated through reporters on the scene of various locations.

[00:24:12] Right? So you got all these reporters all over the country.

[00:24:16] The White House, they're at the State Capitol, they're embedded with the military.

[00:24:22] So then you have this whole other layer of like the media decisions on what gets covered,

[00:24:27] how it gets covered, that kind of stuff.

[00:24:30] Those producers are all having internal arguments about how to cover the unfolding crisis as

[00:24:34] they ping back and forth between the on the ground perspectives of reporters at different

[00:24:37] locations.

[00:24:39] Telling the story this way could have been a mess, but in the hands of a skilled veteran

[00:24:42] director like Dante, it works quite well.

[00:24:44] And while the film did not predict the perversity of online discourse,

[00:24:49] because it was before all of the social media and such,

[00:24:52] the illustration of the media's disturbing incentives is nonetheless accurate and perceptive.

[00:24:59] Um, James Earl Jones is in it, James Coburn, Dan Hedaya, Bo Bridges, Dennis Leary, Elizabeth

[00:25:06] Pena, Ron Perlman, and Phil Hartman plays the president.

[00:25:13] And there's also some politicians as well that make the make appearances.

[00:25:18] I highly recommend.

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