New tax relief for families & workers; Plus Dems swoon over SOTU (03-08-2024--Hour3)

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[00:00:47] folks who are aware

[00:00:48] tell us what is freedom works and what is the

[00:00:51] me and i understand you would direct the external affairs as the director of

[00:00:54] external affairs but

[00:00:56] what exactly uh... does that uh... mean at an organization like freedom works

[00:01:00] well-paid first of all freedom works is the largest center right grassroots

[00:01:04] organization so there's a lot of groups on the right

[00:01:07] such as your heritage foundation and competitive enterprise institute and so

[00:01:11] on kato a lot of them focus very much on developing the message

[00:01:16] that we all have so free markets individual liberty limited government

[00:01:20] freedom works focuses on taking all of that great information

[00:01:25] and spreading the word is educating people on how to do it

[00:01:28] so it's one thing for me to go out and talk about these issues and it can be

[00:01:32] helpful but it's even better

[00:01:34] when everyday americans were being affected by a lot of the negative

[00:01:37] things that government is doing

[00:01:39] and then positive things when government gets out of the way

[00:01:42] it's better when they have the ability to do it and that's we focus on

[00:01:46] so i want to uh...

[00:01:47] yeah i'm sorry go ahead

[00:01:49] now i have a good day as far as my job i uh... i do whatever i can to not get

[00:01:53] fired that's what it all that's a good that's a that's a good job description

[00:01:57] i have found that doesn't work so well

[00:01:59] in radio uh...

[00:02:01] so i want to get to the tax relief uh... uh... for families and workers act, but do you have any, because

[00:02:06] we've been talking about the state of the union address, do you have any thoughts on

[00:02:09] that?

[00:02:10] Did you watch it at all?

[00:02:11] Do you care to comment at all?

[00:02:13] I know I'm kind of throwing this at you, but I figure everybody's talking about it.

[00:02:17] Yeah, no problem.

[00:02:18] I absolutely did watch it.

[00:02:21] It was such an odd and disappointing speech that i'm surprised

[00:02:25] that uh...

[00:02:26] the folks in the white house and the president got together and decided

[00:02:30] you will do this one of the big things it's noteworthy almost every state of

[00:02:34] the union address starts with the president saying the state of the union

[00:02:38] is strong it's a great reminder of what we have and what we've worked for

[00:02:42] and that our country's in good shape

[00:02:44] this one didn't start that way and then after that when you get into the

[00:02:48] point where

[00:02:50] the leader of the free world is complaining about

[00:02:53] fewer chips

[00:02:54] in a bag

[00:02:55] that kind of tells me that we're going in the absolute wrong direction

[00:02:58] yeah well i mean these are the big issues of our day you know uh... how many

[00:03:02] potato chips are in the bag how big is a snickers bar right this is the stuff that moves people to vote i think

[00:03:09] uh... well i'm actually surprised that i remember years ago uh... a lot of

[00:03:13] people on that side of the hour saying that everything needed to be smaller

[00:03:16] right in the big gulf they want to take tax big gulfs and tell you that you

[00:03:20] couldn't eat as much food as you want to

[00:03:22] so in fact actually going in the direction or is that circa 2000 whenever they were

[00:03:28] winning a life about that?

[00:03:30] I think you're laboring under a delusion that principles are supposed to remain static over

[00:03:35] time and not supposed to just change based on the necessity of the argument at hand.

[00:03:43] And look, I am afflicted with the same delusions.

[00:03:47] It's a consistent application of standards.

[00:03:48] Well, let me ask you about the this House Resolution 7024, the tax relief for American

[00:03:55] families and workers act to the TRAFWA or as I call it the TRAFWA.

[00:04:01] What is this?

[00:04:02] What is this bill so this is

[00:04:06] uh... taking a lot of the provisions of the twenty seventeen tax cuts of

[00:04:09] dot that which we all know of past when president pump was there

[00:04:14] i had people up steve morgus an economist here free remarks working on

[00:04:18] that larry cut though a lot of really strong good free market voices and it's

[00:04:23] either extending or improving them so

[00:04:25] one good example

[00:04:27] uh...

[00:04:28] indexing the type of the child tax credit which is currently two thousand

[00:04:31] dollars

[00:04:32] indexing that to inflation

[00:04:33] now ball theme what's happened over the past few years

[00:04:36] where inflation has gone out of hand well

[00:04:38] that means a lot of parents whether we're talking about younger children or

[00:04:41] old children

[00:04:42] they're having to spend more on everything that goes along with helping little ones and

[00:04:48] so indexing to inflation means that in years when it's better that they will

[00:04:53] have uh... more ability or the ability to stable on their taxes so they can

[00:04:57] help raise their kids then in years when it goes down that's still going to be

[00:05:02] beneficial because it'll mean there's more money coming to them directly from their employers.

[00:05:07] So that is one of the things that I think is terrific.

[00:05:10] And for those of us on the right, there's a great chance to go out and claim that mantle

[00:05:14] that we should have always had as being the party of families.

[00:05:20] What is the one year income look back?

[00:05:24] The one year income look back?

[00:05:25] The one year income look back.

[00:05:26] So this is designed, you can actually adjust your taxes by looking back for one year.

[00:05:32] So usually look back provisions when they get a fly or when they're created and usually

[00:05:39] created by the other side of the aisle.

[00:05:41] It's designed to look back so they can figure out a way to raise your taxes. This is a way to look back and find ways to lower them. So

[00:05:49] that's one of the other positive things that are coming out of this. But the

[00:05:52] thing I really want to focus on is the R&D tax credit. Now this is something

[00:05:59] you're talking about small business expansion and the like. This is something

[00:06:04] these two provisions are so important

[00:06:06] because of where we are today as a country

[00:06:09] look at all the conversations going on about

[00:06:13] how chips are being made in foreign countries and manufacturing has gone away

[00:06:17] and so on

[00:06:18] well the first step to any of that changing

[00:06:20] is the ability of companies to develop new products

[00:06:24] and do the research it takes to create them

[00:06:27] having that credit expanding it improving it

[00:06:30] and improving it

[00:06:31] fencing

[00:06:32] is something that's really going to give businesses small and large

[00:06:35] the ability to compete

[00:06:36] much more on a world state

[00:06:39] uh... so the bill or the resolution passed the house three hundred fifty three

[00:06:44] to seventy it's now waiting in the senate the bill or the resolution passed the house 353 to 70.

[00:06:45] It's now waiting in the Senate.

[00:06:47] But in going, I would tell you, I looked through the votes against and it's sort of

[00:06:52] an odd coalition.

[00:06:54] You got a lot of Freedom Caucus members.

[00:06:56] You've got Congressman Dan Bishop, who's our local congressman here in Charlotte area.

[00:07:01] We've got Ralph Norman just across the border in South Carolina, local congressman, Jeff Duncan as well, Matt Gaich. So you got a lot of these freedom

[00:07:09] caucus conservative members. But then you also got like the squad is in there. Corey

[00:07:14] Bush, Hank Johnson is in there, but Chip Roy, along with Rashida Tlaib and Maxine Waters.

[00:07:21] So what was the, what was the opposition coalition formed around

[00:07:25] well this is one of those things where you'll have people posing something for

[00:07:29] different reasons and then the result of it in the thing

[00:07:32] a lot of folks most freedom talk people you named out of big fan all of them i

[00:07:36] think doing a great job

[00:07:38] uh... they have been looking for something that is more aggressive and i

[00:07:41] certainly understand where they're coming from because one of the things i consistently say is that we have to push for

[00:07:48] the maximum of what we want to the if we don't do that

[00:07:51] if we try to shoot to low

[00:07:53] we're going to get hit

[00:07:55] however

[00:07:57] reason why that's not the best at the situation

[00:08:00] is because

[00:08:03] bipartisan

[00:08:04] one of the few,

[00:08:05] bipartisan coalition in at least one house

[00:08:08] of the Congress that is willing to pass this.

[00:08:12] And this is a good step so that if the elections

[00:08:15] go the way we want in November,

[00:08:18] this is something that helps those elections go the way

[00:08:20] we want in November, then we can come back

[00:08:23] and extend and expand on it. So this is one of the times for incrementalism

[00:08:27] actually does work now the other side

[00:08:30] they are not fans of anything that they might seem to be at the

[00:08:34] quote unquote giveaway businesses

[00:08:36] and i always like to remind people

[00:08:38] is not that cutting a tax or giving

[00:08:41] uh... adjustments to

[00:08:43] expensive or otherwise

[00:08:45] is a quote-unquote giveaway to a business

[00:08:47] that's because you don't have a right to that movie in the first place

[00:08:50] she got given him anything

[00:08:52] they're just keeping more of what they created in the first place

[00:08:55] right but that's not that's a foreign concept to a lot of uh... elected

[00:09:00] officials and and government accountants who

[00:09:02] who think you know attacks cut or a uh...

[00:09:04] a cut in funding for example is that we didn't get everything we asked for

[00:09:08] it

[00:09:09] right so it's a different kind of way of thinking i guess alright is there

[00:09:12] anything else on this that you want to add before we let you go that you think

[00:09:15] is important or interesting for people to know

[00:09:17] we have a big thing is please please please give your members of congress

[00:09:21] both in the house and the court called let them know that you support this bill because

[00:09:26] uh... obviously passed out of the house but there's good that good chance to

[00:09:31] come back as part of conflict committee legislation

[00:09:34] that means that the senate has that they've been some changes

[00:09:37] house would have to agree

[00:09:38] though we need to make sure that everybody whether the people who voted

[00:09:41] against it

[00:09:42] or the people who voted for

[00:09:44] in the house no and then in the senate

[00:09:46] they know that you want it because this is critical

[00:09:49] to our economic livelihood especially the time when things are so tough out

[00:09:54] fill bell the director of external affairs at freedom works thanks so much

[00:09:57] for your time sir appreciate it

[00:09:59] all right thank you take care of that's uh...

[00:10:02] bill bell and uh... freedom works website is freedom works.org. As I promised,

[00:10:08] circle and back to Jen Paseki, just like Jen Paseki would do.

[00:10:12] Circle and back. This is from MSNBC last night.

[00:10:16] They were, you may have guessed it, they were giddy over this speech.

[00:10:22] They were in full squeeze mode. Okay. That's what all the kids say nowadays.

[00:10:28] Um, actually not from nowadays, like maybe five years ago, but whatever. Point is they

[00:10:34] were really, really happy. This state of the union speech really spoke to the leftists

[00:10:40] on MSNBC. Take a listen to read America because there are people that are frustrated and angry. You just heard

[00:10:47] it right there from India. There's people that aren't that happy about their lives.

[00:10:50] And so it moves like that. He's not coming from an elite place in Washington. No. You

[00:10:54] don't really have problems. Look at the data. He's saying, it's okay. You don't feel great.

[00:10:59] There's lots of things not to feel great about. It's also, I mean, he spent so many months

[00:11:03] or years of his, okay, I got a second. Wait a minute. I don't know who this one, who this first woman was,

[00:11:09] but she's saying that Joe Biden totally struck the right tone because he didn't give him stats

[00:11:17] in and give him all this information, which he has been doing, by the way, and it hasn't been

[00:11:21] working. So now he's pivoting. And so he's telling me, oh, it's okay

[00:11:26] if you don't feel good.

[00:11:27] There are some things that are bad,

[00:11:29] which is an admission finally.

[00:11:30] I guess it's sort of like the border that wasn't a crisis

[00:11:32] until all of a sudden it had to be a crisis

[00:11:35] for them to pass the bill, and then it didn't pass,

[00:11:37] and then it's like, now it's a crisis again.

[00:11:39] Anyway, I just find this to be funny

[00:11:41] that like now he gets credit for acknowledging

[00:11:44] that things aren't kind of bad for some people.

[00:11:46] Because at first they were gaslighting us all and telling us that we just didn't understand

[00:11:50] how good things were.

[00:11:51] And he did kind of say that when he said last night, hey, I'm in a pretty Asian.

[00:11:56] And everybody's like, yeah.

[00:11:58] But no, he said he made this argument that the inflation is now down to 3% or something

[00:12:03] like that.

[00:12:04] And Mike Johnson, the speaker of the house, just shaking his head behind him because that's

[00:12:08] not how inflation works.

[00:12:10] It's compounded.

[00:12:11] It once it once you inflate the prices, they never go down.

[00:12:15] There's never been deflation since the rapid inflation from three years ago.

[00:12:20] So it's all the prices are now just permanently higher.

[00:12:25] All right, so now here's Jen Paseki.

[00:12:26] President C, including when I was there being constrained,

[00:12:29] right?

[00:12:30] He went from running against Trump

[00:12:32] to really trying to be a uniter

[00:12:34] that's still part of who he is.

[00:12:36] And remember-

[00:12:37] Oh, but, she got down.

[00:12:39] Yeah, she got halfway through that sentence

[00:12:41] and realized, oh my gosh, this isn't the narrative.

[00:12:43] I'm gonna back this up again, okay?

[00:12:45] Because what she's saying here is that this was so awesome to see that Joe Biden is no

[00:12:50] longer constrained.

[00:12:53] But he's still a United, sorry, I mean, yeah, like he's okay, so like he's totally laying

[00:12:57] into the Republicans, but he's totally a United because that's his brand.

[00:13:00] He placed in Washington saying you don't really have problems.

[00:13:03] Look at the data.

[00:13:04] He's saying it's okay, you don't feel great. There's lots of things not to feel great about also.

[00:13:09] I mean, he spent so many months or years of his presidency, including when I was there

[00:13:13] being constrained, right? You know, he went from running against Trump to really trying

[00:13:18] to be a uniter. That's still part of who he is. And remember, there was a story a couple

[00:13:22] weeks or months ago about how he privately talked about Trump,

[00:13:25] like using all sorts of curse words and things.

[00:13:28] You sort of saw a hint of that tonight,

[00:13:30] which is what he really thinks of Trump and the threat.

[00:13:33] And in a very aggressive way,

[00:13:35] I thought it was very well, I left.

[00:13:37] I went on Twitter a little, which is a cesspool sometimes.

[00:13:40] But like it's interesting to see how people reacting.

[00:13:42] Ari Fleischer Trump, their whole thing now

[00:13:45] is that he is angry and speaking too fast.

[00:13:48] And too, I don't know if you're sitting here a minute.

[00:13:52] Oh!

[00:13:53] Oh!

[00:13:53] Ah!

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[00:13:55] Ah!

[00:13:56] Ah!

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[00:13:58] Ah!

[00:13:59] I don't understand why that was so funny.

[00:14:02] What did I miss?

[00:14:03] He was angry.

[00:14:04] He did speak too fast

[00:14:06] Is it a joke because you thought we couldn't or you thought that we thought he couldn't speak fast

[00:14:13] We know he can speak fast

[00:14:16] He becomes less

[00:14:18] intelligible when he does

[00:14:20] But they just found this to be the most hilarious thing like they got nothing

[00:14:32] So if you're sitting in the White House, that's kind of a win I mean that they had to kind of overcome this hurdle of this perception that has been a huge problem

[00:14:39] But I think what people so there you go

[00:14:41] Paseki saying this is a huge win

[00:14:44] She thinks for the White House that he didn't fall asleep

[00:14:47] while standing at the podium. That's the that was the barometer for success last night.

[00:14:54] I mean, way to aim high, I guess.

[00:14:57] We'll saw in that playing back and forth that Rachel mentioned is that's kind of who he

[00:15:01] is. I mean, he has this funny sense of humor that people don't get to always see.

[00:15:05] And he does like to kind of play,

[00:15:07] especially if it's a new member of the staff in a meeting.

[00:15:10] So I think you kind of saw that a little bit.

[00:15:12] It was actually the best tax speech ever given by a Democrat.

[00:15:17] It's as simple as that.

[00:15:18] All right, that's Lawrence O'Donnell who's an idiot.

[00:15:21] But yeah, so this way that he plays with the staffers.

[00:15:27] We've heard that story, right, where he quizzes them and he yells at them and people are like,

[00:15:31] I don't want to go in there, send the new guy in there, right?

[00:15:33] We heard that story.

[00:15:34] We're aware of how he, quote, plays with staffers.

[00:15:37] Well, I mean, unless you're saying there's a different way that he's playing with staff,

[00:15:42] I mean, I've not heard any kind of information, well, aside from the sniffing of the hair, but I don't know

[00:15:46] anything other than that. This is the only story I'm aware of by playing with the staffers.

[00:15:52] They mean being a jackass, right, which is who that's his brand. Okay. So fine, whatever.

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[00:16:45] This from Dennis, who says,

[00:16:47] based on Biden's recent past performances,

[00:16:49] I have to agree with the assumption

[00:16:50] that he might have been subjected to an apothecary

[00:16:53] who delivered a substance very similar

[00:16:54] to what was described back in my college days

[00:16:57] in the late 60s as a diet pill.

[00:16:59] Quote unquote.

[00:17:00] They sometimes would help me stay up late,

[00:17:02] cramming before an exam, just spitballing here.

[00:17:05] Yeah, I don't know why like, or in the first hour, you know, Mike called my Democrat lawyer.

[00:17:15] He called in and he was like, Oh, you know, you say that he needs, you know, these, that

[00:17:19] they're giving them some, you know, drugs or whatever to make them alert.

[00:17:23] Yeah, absolutely.

[00:17:24] But I believe that about all presidents.

[00:17:26] So it's not like, I'm not assigning any kind of like nefarious new thing to Joe Biden,

[00:17:32] but it is quite obvious that some days are better than other days for him.

[00:17:37] To me, at least that's obvious to me.

[00:17:42] Let me see here.

[00:17:43] This is not remember.

[00:17:47] Oh, so this is from Jan, not remembering when your son died.

[00:17:51] It can be an issue of grief.

[00:17:53] When my stepson died, there are times it feels like it was just a couple of months

[00:17:57] ago rather than 20 years.

[00:17:59] I have to stop and think about the dates at a time. That being said, that means I do not use his death several times a month as a way to

[00:18:10] garner political points.

[00:18:13] Many people will have a hard time remembering the specifics of the dates of the death of

[00:18:17] someone close.

[00:18:18] However, the president continually uses the personal tragedies in his life as a way to

[00:18:22] score political points.

[00:18:24] It's not so much that he doesn't remember.

[00:18:26] It's just that he changes it so much that he no longer cares.

[00:18:32] Caller Kathleen is from Bob.

[00:18:33] He says, caller Kathleen is correct.

[00:18:35] Oh, bitey never has been a very sharp knife, even in the dull drawer of partisan politics.

[00:18:41] I had a message regarding that to here.

[00:18:46] Russ, who says everybody is talking about how Biden has or has not declined, he's obviously

[00:18:51] lost a step or several in the last 10 years, but I've been watching Joe since his 88 campaign.

[00:18:56] I was assigned to write a paper on his plagiarism and his exit from the campaign.

[00:19:01] Then I watched the Clarence Thomas confirmation and many other floor speeches and public appearances.

[00:19:06] The man has never been smart and always has been angry and slimy.

[00:19:10] I feel like Obama gave him a reset by nominating him and people don't remember anything before

[00:19:15] that.

[00:19:16] But Joe was just like Kamala.

[00:19:18] He or Kamala Kamala.

[00:19:22] He was never incant contention for the nomination was a joke in the party

[00:19:27] and only good for a reliable vote and occasional speech. He and Kamala are just the insurance

[00:19:34] policy against removal of their respective presidents.

[00:19:42] And then Mark says Nikki support Nikki Haley supporters were Democrats and they will be voting for

[00:19:49] Biden.

[00:19:50] That's a response to an earlier caller.

[00:19:53] And then Pete, please tell us what you really think about Lawrence O'Donnell.

[00:20:00] This is from Keith, who says, you reckon old joe's dick okay i'm not going to talk about

[00:20:07] whether he's wearing anything under his pants uh...

[00:20:10] let me now

[00:20:11] uh... let me get to a couple of the sound bites here how much time i got

[00:20:15] i do have enough time you this is on the border bill

[00:20:18] jul pited number

[00:20:19] clap number one

[00:20:21] and november

[00:20:22] my team began serious negotiation of the bipartisan group of senators.

[00:20:27] The result was a bipartisan bill with the toughest set of border security forums we've

[00:20:31] ever seen.

[00:20:32] Okay, so first off, notice he is slurring some of his words and he's squishing them

[00:20:37] together.

[00:20:38] And this is something he has been doing for a while.

[00:20:40] And no, he has not always been doing it and no, it has nothing to do with a stutter.

[00:20:43] Oh, you don't think so

[00:20:47] well you don't like that bill huh

[00:20:49] that conservatives got together and said it was a good bill

[00:20:53] all be darned

[00:20:55] that's amazing

[00:20:56] that bipartisan but would hire one thousand five hundred more security agents

[00:21:00] and officers

[00:21:01] one hundred more immigration judges help

[00:21:03] tackle the backload of two minute

[00:21:05] days for backload of kick. And he did it again. See, people want to just because he

[00:21:10] talked real fast. And he was really shouty. They're like, Oh, he did fantastic. Look

[00:21:14] at him. He's so good. He's so good. He's so articulate. But he wasn't. If you listen

[00:21:18] to him talk, he's slurring and he's squishing words together. He's not an unceading. He

[00:21:23] doesn't have false teeth. So it's not like he's losing his dentures while he's talking.

[00:21:28] This is a muscle motor skills issue.

[00:21:31] There are 1,300 more asylum officers and new policies that can resolve cases in six months

[00:21:37] instead of six years now.

[00:21:39] Why is it taking so long?

[00:21:42] Why is it taking so long, Joe?

[00:21:44] Could it be the massive amount of people

[00:21:46] that are in the system waiting?

[00:21:48] What are you against?

[00:21:49] What are you against?

[00:21:50] All right, so this is an example of him

[00:21:52] hectoring the crowd, right?

[00:21:54] Where he says something, you get this reaction

[00:21:56] from the crowd and he's, oh, oh, why?

[00:21:59] You don't like that, huh?

[00:22:02] This mugging for the cameras kind of stuff.

[00:22:04] Look, I think I'm all for this actually.

[00:22:07] I like where this is going now, you know, because no more, there's no more pretense. Okay. So now

[00:22:12] we have a disintegration of the norms. Thank you, Democrats for that. You're not going to like

[00:22:15] these rules when they're applied to you. So disintegration of the norms, a decay of decorum,

[00:22:21] more yelling, right, more interrupting, that sort of stuff, which means

[00:22:26] that the, you know, president is going to be trying to speak down there, but he's going

[00:22:29] to be getting yelled at all the time as this proceeds from speech to speech, more and more

[00:22:35] yelling can't speak, which means they're going to just mail it in. They're going to take,

[00:22:41] they're going to take this state of the union, put it on a postcard or an email and send it over. And that's it. And then there are no more state

[00:22:47] of the union speeches. And I think that's a win. I think that's a win for democracy.

[00:22:53] So maybe it's Joe Biden who's playing seven dimensional chess here. He then lamented

[00:22:59] how Trump derailed the passage of this bill that the conservatives liked. And that's why

[00:23:04] Joe liked it. You notice how he played like, Oh, that the conservatives liked. And that's why Joe liked it. You notice

[00:23:05] how he played like, Oh, what the conservatives liked? Are you saying it was a conservative bill?

[00:23:10] Is that what he's saying? No, it's not what he's saying. He's just using that as a weapon

[00:23:15] against Republicans. The vast majority of it is only one bill that passed any chamber of

[00:23:20] the Congress that was the House Resolution One that secured the border. Only

[00:23:26] one. It didn't even get a vote in the, or no, it did get a vote. It did not get more

[00:23:32] than what? Eight votes, eight Republicans to sign on to the bill in the Senate.

[00:23:37] The state, the obvious, all Americans deserve the freedom to be safe and America's safer today than when I took office.

[00:23:47] This is a different clip. Sorry, I'll finish it out though. This is where the Gold Star

[00:23:51] father starts screaming at Biden because his son died in Afghanistan during Biden's withdrawal

[00:23:58] of out of Afghanistan. And this guy's son was one of the 13 killed at the Abbey Gate.

[00:24:04] And this guy's son was one of the 13 killed at the Abbey Gate. The year before I took office, murder rates went up 30%.

[00:24:08] 30% they went up.

[00:24:10] Nicely parade!

[00:24:12] The biggest increase in history.

[00:24:16] It was then through my American Rescue Plan,

[00:24:22] which every American voted against I'm at.

[00:24:24] Every American voted against I'm at at every American

[00:24:25] voted against him.

[00:24:26] I'd add.

[00:24:27] You know what I mean?

[00:24:28] This idea that he gave this flawless speech last night is fiction.

[00:24:33] It is fiction.

[00:24:35] He did as best he could and it was better than recent performances. Steve Nokoui, whose son Kareem Nokoui was killed at the Abigay bombing at the airport

[00:24:48] in Kabul.

[00:24:50] He was arrested.

[00:24:52] He was taken out, handcuffed, sighted, they gave him a ticket.

[00:24:58] As compared to what was in a guy named Gutenberg, I think it was his name, whose child died in the Parkland, Florida high school shooting.

[00:25:09] And he interrupted Donald Trump's state of the union speech.

[00:25:14] And he was simply escorted out.

[00:25:16] No ticket.

[00:25:19] If Joe Biden is truly a unifier, he will, he will make sure that those charges get dropped.

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[00:26:42] All right. So here is a clip number two on the immigration issue Joe Biden lamenting how Donald Trump

[00:26:49] derailed passage of the absolutely awful broken border bill.

[00:26:54] I'm told my predecessor called members of Congress in the Senate to demand they block

[00:26:58] the bill.

[00:27:00] He feels political when he viewed as a political win for me and a political loser for him.

[00:27:06] It's not about him. It's not about me. I'd be a winner. Not really.

[00:27:13] What? I'd be a winner. Not really? What are...

[00:27:19] Bang up job, Joe. Look at how mentally acute he is.

[00:27:27] job job look how it look at how mentally acute he is now

[00:27:27] marjorie taylor green

[00:27:28] shouting out

[00:27:30] lake in riley's name

[00:27:32] she's the girl that was beaten to death by the illegal alien in

[00:27:36] afans georgia

[00:27:37] she's saying say his name this when he was coming in she gave him a button with

[00:27:42] her name on it said said, say her name, say her name.

[00:27:45] And so now he reaches over and he picks up the button.

[00:27:49] Lincoln, Lincoln Riley.

[00:27:57] And that, what, no, not Lincoln Riley isn't, I think that's like a coach or something,

[00:28:03] right?

[00:28:04] So close, but no.

[00:28:06] So he still didn't say her name, but he tried.

[00:28:08] Yeah.

[00:28:09] I mean, he tried, even though it was like written on the button, he tried.

[00:28:10] Minus and young woman who was killed by an illegal.

[00:28:14] Uh oh.

[00:28:15] That's right.

[00:28:16] Uh oh.

[00:28:17] But how many of thousands of people being killed by legal?

[00:28:20] Okay.

[00:28:21] So her death doesn't matter because thousands of other people are killed by legal.

[00:28:24] See? So that that's a great counter argument or something.

[00:28:29] But you did you hear the mess up there?

[00:28:33] He called them illegal and illegal and Democrats were not very happy with him for that.

[00:28:39] But there's a reason why they put this portion of the speech at the very end of the speech.

[00:28:44] A lot of people stop watching after a little while, so they're hoping a lot of the lefties

[00:28:48] have gone to bed or gone out to the bars.

[00:28:50] To her parents, I say, my heart goes out to you having lost children myself.

[00:28:55] I understand.

[00:28:56] But look, if we change the dynamic at the border, people pay people, people pay these

[00:29:02] smugglers $8,000 to get across the border

[00:29:05] because they know if they get by, if they get by and let into the country, it's six to

[00:29:11] eight years before they have a hearing. And that happened. And it's worth taking the

[00:29:15] chance to the 8,000. But that's your policy. It's only six months, six weeks.

[00:29:22] The idea is it's highly unlikely that people will pay that money and come all that way,

[00:29:27] knowing that they'll be able to be kicked out quickly.

[00:29:30] Folks, you can do that now.

[00:29:34] I respectfully suggest my friend and my Republican, his old, and American people, get this bill

[00:29:40] done.

[00:29:41] We need to act now.

[00:29:43] Hang on.

[00:29:44] He's got another slurge coming up.

[00:29:47] More slurry, hang on, there's more slurry.

[00:29:52] Get it John now.

[00:29:53] And if my predecessor is watching, instead of paying politics, I'm pressuring members

[00:30:03] of Congress to block the bill. Join me in

[00:30:05] telling the Congress to pass it. We can do it together, but that's what he

[00:30:10] apparently hears what he will not do. I will not demonize immigrants. He will not

[00:30:17] demonize immigrants and then he had some slurage in there too. I'm not really

[00:30:19] sure what he was talking about. Alright, that'll do it for this episode. Thank you

[00:30:23] so much for listening. I could not do the show without your support and the was talking about.