We need to focus and we're not focused. We're gonna talk about that. To open up the show tonight, We're gonna talk about the declassification of the crossfire hurricane documents. Maybe a heavy talk about the budget coming all that and more coming up when I'm right.

We need to focus and we're not focused. We're gonna talk about that. To open up the show tonight, We're gonna talk about the declassification of the crossfire hurricane documents. Maybe a heavy talk about the budget coming all that and more coming up when I'm right.

Let's talk. Let's have a Daddy Jesse talk.

Let's talk. Let's have a Daddy Jesse talk.

Pull up a chair, let's talk, because something bad just happened yesterday and we need to address it before I get to the bad. I know this isn't about the signal chat stuff and things like that. We're moving off of that before I get to the bad. Have you ever known anybody who struggles with addiction of some kind? Maybe it's drugs or alcohol or something like that. So let's make it about alcoholics. That's a common struggle. Maybe it's something you struggle with. By the way, keep struggling, you will overcome anyway. Maybe that's a struggle you are aware of. Let's say somebody's been drinking a fifth of whiskey every day for twenty years. All right, it's bad, and they decide they want to clean it up, all right, and.

Pull up a chair, let's talk, because something bad just happened yesterday and we need to address it before I get to the bad. I know this isn't about the signal chat stuff and things like that. We're moving off of that before I get to the bad. Have you ever known anybody who struggles with addiction of some kind? Maybe it's drugs or alcohol or something like that. So let's make it about alcoholics. That's a common struggle. Maybe it's something you struggle with. By the way, keep struggling, you will overcome anyway. Maybe that's a struggle you are aware of. Let's say somebody's been drinking a fifth of whiskey every day for twenty years. All right, it's bad, and they decide they want to clean it up, all right, and.

They go.

They go.

One day without a fifth of whiskey. Maybe it's even a Friday. Friday night, that'd be the night where they really go crazy and they decide, I want to clean.

One day without a fifth of whiskey. Maybe it's even a Friday. Friday night, that'd be the night where they really go crazy and they decide, I want to clean.

Up my life.

Up my life.

I'm not having any today, and they skip that day.

I'm not having any today, and they skip that day.

Then they go back and have another one on Saturday.

Then they go back and have another one on Saturday.

Okay, so let's discuss this because this is going to be about us in elections. Did that one day? Did it mean nothing?

Okay, so let's discuss this because this is going to be about us in elections. Did that one day? Did it mean nothing?

Of course not.

Of course not.

That's a great thing. And if that's you, if you've done something like this, be.

That's a great thing. And if that's you, if you've done something like this, be.

Proud of yourself.

Proud of yourself.

It's not easy to break the cycle and take a day off. That's a good thing. But did that one day solve your alcohol problem? No, of course not. You won one battle in a million battles, and you have got to stay focused and win a lot more.

It's not easy to break the cycle and take a day off. That's a good thing. But did that one day solve your alcohol problem? No, of course not. You won one battle in a million battles, and you have got to stay focused and win a lot more.

We the United States of.

We the United States of.

America, we went out in November and we rejected American communism, the American people, not just you and me, not just the politically involved, the American people. We watched in horror as the Biden administration tore this country apart every way they could in the American people. And I'm proud of us for that. We went out in one election and said no more enough, and the results were overwhelming. County after county, every County went to the right. Everybody, everyone said, I've had enough with this garbage.

America, we went out in November and we rejected American communism, the American people, not just you and me, not just the politically involved, the American people. We watched in horror as the Biden administration tore this country apart every way they could in the American people. And I'm proud of us for that. We went out in one election and said no more enough, and the results were overwhelming. County after county, every County went to the right. Everybody, everyone said, I've had enough with this garbage.

Enough. And I was very.

Enough. And I was very.

Proud of us, and I remain very proud of us for that day. For a day, we did good and we should be proud of it. However, as I had said, I've said a million times this. I said it before the election, I've said it since the election. I will say it till the day they kicked me off the air. Saving a country or losing a country, it is not an event. There's not a super Bowl, there's not a one time thing. It's a process. It's not an event. It's a process. A presidential election. Yes, it's critically important, just like that Friday when you skip the whiskey.

Proud of us, and I remain very proud of us for that day. For a day, we did good and we should be proud of it. However, as I had said, I've said a million times this. I said it before the election, I've said it since the election. I will say it till the day they kicked me off the air. Saving a country or losing a country, it is not an event. There's not a super Bowl, there's not a one time thing. It's a process. It's not an event. It's a process. A presidential election. Yes, it's critically important, just like that Friday when you skip the whiskey.

It did not fix everything by a mile.

It did not fix everything by a mile.

And I say this because well, Trump signed an executive order yesterday and everyone's making a big deal of it.

And I say this because well, Trump signed an executive order yesterday and everyone's making a big deal of it.

Here it was.

Here it was.

We believe that this executive order is the farthest reaching executive action taken in the history of the Republic to secure our elections. Among numerous other aspects of this executive order, this is going to down on illegal immigrants on the voter rolls ensure that the Department of Homeland Security and the data that they have available is being fully weaponized to ensure that illegal immigrants aren't voting. This will include a citizenship question on the federal voting form for the first time. This executive order instructs the EAC to cut federal funding to states that don't take reasonable steps to secure their election. This calls on the Department of Justice to vigorously prosecute election crimes, particularly in states that we don't believe are in compliance with federal law around election integrity. I could go on and on for a while, sir, but compliance with national Election Day rules, cracking down and investigating and prosecuting foreign interference in our elections, Revoking President Biden's Executive Order fourteen one point nine, which essentially weaponized government to corrupt and pollute our election process. There's a lot in here, but we believe that these are very important steps that we need to be taking as an administration. Your direction to ensure that our elections are as secure as they possibly can be.

We believe that this executive order is the farthest reaching executive action taken in the history of the Republic to secure our elections. Among numerous other aspects of this executive order, this is going to down on illegal immigrants on the voter rolls ensure that the Department of Homeland Security and the data that they have available is being fully weaponized to ensure that illegal immigrants aren't voting. This will include a citizenship question on the federal voting form for the first time. This executive order instructs the EAC to cut federal funding to states that don't take reasonable steps to secure their election. This calls on the Department of Justice to vigorously prosecute election crimes, particularly in states that we don't believe are in compliance with federal law around election integrity. I could go on and on for a while, sir, but compliance with national Election Day rules, cracking down and investigating and prosecuting foreign interference in our elections, Revoking President Biden's Executive Order fourteen one point nine, which essentially weaponized government to corrupt and pollute our election process. There's a lot in here, but we believe that these are very important steps that we need to be taking as an administration. Your direction to ensure that our elections are as secure as they possibly can be.

Okay, sounds good.

Okay, sounds good.

I see a lot of yeah, don't trump whoo.

I see a lot of yeah, don't trump whoo.

Okay, we're going to secure our elections. Why don't we show up and vote for them? Then? We just we had a huge election.

Okay, we're going to secure our elections. Why don't we show up and vote for them? Then? We just we had a huge election.

Wasn't sexy, but a huge election in Pennsylvania for the state house. It wasn't for national but Pennsylvania the critical swing state. The laws, the things they pass in Pennsylvania will undoubtedly affect whether or not we can win presidential elections and things like that. A critical special election, special election in a district Trump won by sixteen points in November, and the results of this special election were to decide did decide who would control the Pennsylvania legislature.

Wasn't sexy, but a huge election in Pennsylvania for the state house. It wasn't for national but Pennsylvania the critical swing state. The laws, the things they pass in Pennsylvania will undoubtedly affect whether or not we can win presidential elections and things like that. A critical special election, special election in a district Trump won by sixteen points in November, and the results of this special election were to decide did decide who would control the Pennsylvania legislature.

You realize that those were the.

You realize that those were the.

Of the game, and this was a gimme for us plus sixteen Trump district.

Of the game, and this was a gimme for us plus sixteen Trump district.

Surely we got that in the bag. Right.

Surely we got that in the bag. Right.

We lost, didn't even show up. I think we lost by less than five hundred votes last time I looked. I know there's still some moving, some numbers around, but less than five hundred.

We lost, didn't even show up. I think we lost by less than five hundred votes last time I looked. I know there's still some moving, some numbers around, but less than five hundred.

Votes we lost. Oh, I know, I know. We elected Donald Trump.

Votes we lost. Oh, I know, I know. We elected Donald Trump.

And it is human nature when you get a win like that, especially when it's for the office of the presidency, it's human nature to sit back and go, oh, finally, I'm glad we saved this place. Anyway, March madness is on. I get it, I get it. But if that is going to be our attitude, we're going to lose this country.

And it is human nature when you get a win like that, especially when it's for the office of the presidency, it's human nature to sit back and go, oh, finally, I'm glad we saved this place. Anyway, March madness is on. I get it, I get it. But if that is going to be our attitude, we're going to lose this country.

It's true.

It's true.

You can't save the country by only showing up to vote when Donald Trump was on the ballot. We cannot continue to dust off our maga hats once every four years and show up when Trump's running for president and save the United States of America. The American communist doesn't do that. The American Communist.

You can't save the country by only showing up to vote when Donald Trump was on the ballot. We cannot continue to dust off our maga hats once every four years and show up when Trump's running for president and save the United States of America. The American communist doesn't do that. The American Communist.

I'll tell you this.

I'll tell you this.

I'll tell you a little story here before I let you go, so we have a huge show for you tonight. I have told you the story maybe before. But I have a bunch of former communists who watched us here on I'm right, listen to the radio show.

I'll tell you a little story here before I let you go, so we have a huge show for you tonight. I have told you the story maybe before. But I have a bunch of former communists who watched us here on I'm right, listen to the radio show.

And I had one, a woman. She emailed in the show, you want.

And I had one, a woman. She emailed in the show, you want.

To hear the level of commitment we're up against. She former communists. She used to print out all the different local elections, not the sexy stuff, not even congress or sending every special election, every local election, every time there was something on the ballot, a proposal of some kind. She would create printouts of everything, and she would send them out to everybody in her group. Everybody she knew, Hey, here are your marching orders, make sure you show up here, make sure you show up there, organizing, getting people showing up. And one time she missed one. Now, this wasn't a presidential election. We're not talking to Hillary Barock on the ballot. It wasn't sentate, wasn't it wasn't anything you or I would care about at all. A local prop election that didn't matter. This communist was so distraught. Former communists want to give her credit. This communist was so distraught about missing one meaningless local election that she had to go see a shrink to get over the horrible guilt she felt about missing one local election. I know that going to battle political battle power, battles for your country. I know it's exhausting. Look I love this, as you can tell. I do this for a living.

To hear the level of commitment we're up against. She former communists. She used to print out all the different local elections, not the sexy stuff, not even congress or sending every special election, every local election, every time there was something on the ballot, a proposal of some kind. She would create printouts of everything, and she would send them out to everybody in her group. Everybody she knew, Hey, here are your marching orders, make sure you show up here, make sure you show up there, organizing, getting people showing up. And one time she missed one. Now, this wasn't a presidential election. We're not talking to Hillary Barock on the ballot. It wasn't sentate, wasn't it wasn't anything you or I would care about at all. A local prop election that didn't matter. This communist was so distraught. Former communists want to give her credit. This communist was so distraught about missing one meaningless local election that she had to go see a shrink to get over the horrible guilt she felt about missing one local election. I know that going to battle political battle power, battles for your country. I know it's exhausting. Look I love this, as you can tell. I do this for a living.

I'm just like you. I have days where I get.

I'm just like you. I have days where I get.

Home and I'm just tired of it. I don't care anymore. I'm want to take a night off. I'm going to take a week off. I'm tired of the fighting and the yelling at that. I just can I just watch some I know I go through the exact same thing you go through. I know, but the communist is not tired. He's not tired at all. I'm gonna tell you what. I'll show you this little video. Uh, it's a one of these men on the street video is where they're talking to people.

Home and I'm just tired of it. I don't care anymore. I'm want to take a night off. I'm going to take a week off. I'm tired of the fighting and the yelling at that. I just can I just watch some I know I go through the exact same thing you go through. I know, but the communist is not tired. He's not tired at all. I'm gonna tell you what. I'll show you this little video. Uh, it's a one of these men on the street video is where they're talking to people.

About racism and whatnot.

About racism and whatnot.

And yes, it's all crazy and their hypocrites and their nut jobs and I understand all that set all that stuff aside as you watch this video, I want you to watch the level of commitment of mental, spiritual commitment we're up against.

And yes, it's all crazy and their hypocrites and their nut jobs and I understand all that set all that stuff aside as you watch this video, I want you to watch the level of commitment of mental, spiritual commitment we're up against.

This is what we're up against.

This is what we're up against.

What opinion of voter Yeah, they're usually pretty racist and they're bad.

What opinion of voter Yeah, they're usually pretty racist and they're bad.

I think voter ide laws are a way to perpetuate racism.

I think voter ide laws are a way to perpetuate racism.

And say, as you go, as far as goes laws are racist for sure.

And say, as you go, as far as goes laws are racist for sure.

Do you think a suppress is doing American?

Do you think a suppress is doing American?

Definitely?

Definitely?

Because they're it's likely to have state IDs.

Because they're it's likely to have state IDs.

Minority voters are less likely to have the kinds of ideas that have been described or required.

Minority voters are less likely to have the kinds of ideas that have been described or required.

These type of people don't live in areas with easy access to d mds.

These type of people don't live in areas with easy access to d mds.

Or other places where the can get identification. Now I'm here in East Harlem to ask black people their thoughts on what you just heard.

Or other places where the can get identification. Now I'm here in East Harlem to ask black people their thoughts on what you just heard.

Do you have ID normally car yes?

Do you have ID normally car yes?

That state ID?

That state ID?

Do you carry ID?

Do you carry ID?

Yes?

Yes?

I do.

I do.

Do you know anybody any black person doesn't carry idea?

Do you know anybody any black person doesn't carry idea?

No?

No?

And when that I know has an ID, why would they think we don't have ID. That's a lot. Why would they say that, Do you have ID?

And when that I know has an ID, why would they think we don't have ID. That's a lot. Why would they say that, Do you have ID?

Yes?

Yes?

Because I have my ID and my friends have their IDEA, so we know what we need to carry around.

Because I have my ID and my friends have their IDEA, so we know what we need to carry around.

Everybody that I know have ID, like that's one of the things you need to walk around with New York with ID.

Everybody that I know have ID, like that's one of the things you need to walk around with New York with ID.

Do you know any black adult who does not have ID?

Do you know any black adult who does not have ID?

No?

No?

I don't.

I don't.

So you can point out they're crazy either nuts, they believe things that aren't real. All that stuff is true. But these people who believe all these crazy things that aren't real. Black people can't even get ID. Crazy, evil, nutty as they may be, they vote every single time with a purpose, with a commitment. They're out there ensuring your will, your vote is canceled. We must get focused, We must get off the couch for elections that aren't sexy, that don't involve Donald Trump, that don't involve the presidency, that don't involve federal elections at all. Us getting out voted in a district that should have been a gimme, giving up control of the most important swing state in the country.

So you can point out they're crazy either nuts, they believe things that aren't real. All that stuff is true. But these people who believe all these crazy things that aren't real. Black people can't even get ID. Crazy, evil, nutty as they may be, they vote every single time with a purpose, with a commitment. They're out there ensuring your will, your vote is canceled. We must get focused, We must get off the couch for elections that aren't sexy, that don't involve Donald Trump, that don't involve the presidency, that don't involve federal elections at all. Us getting out voted in a district that should have been a gimme, giving up control of the most important swing state in the country.

Embarrassing, embarrassing for us. We have to do better.

Embarrassing, embarrassing for us. We have to do better.

All that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right. We have an incredible show for you here Tonight. We're going to talk actually to so many people. We're going to talk to Ryan Gurdusky about Pennsylvania about legwork, about doing.

All that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right. We have an incredible show for you here Tonight. We're going to talk actually to so many people. We're going to talk to Ryan Gurdusky about Pennsylvania about legwork, about doing.

The work on the ground.

The work on the ground.

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You'll sound so smart to steal all of his ideas like I do. Ryan.

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The special election in Pennsylvania. It's my understanding, buddy, that we've taken this county since the eighteen hundreds, Do I.

The special election in Pennsylvania. It's my understanding, buddy, that we've taken this county since the eighteen hundreds, Do I.

Have that right?

Have that right?

Yes, it's the first time since eighteen I think fifty that the state Senate seat has flipped and Republicans have won in every per president in every election except for nineteen sixty four, where LBJ won it by zero point four percent in his forty seven state forty six state landslide. But yeah, it is a reliably Republican district in a reliable Republican county, and Republicans really screwed up.

Yes, it's the first time since eighteen I think fifty that the state Senate seat has flipped and Republicans have won in every per president in every election except for nineteen sixty four, where LBJ won it by zero point four percent in his forty seven state forty six state landslide. But yeah, it is a reliably Republican district in a reliable Republican county, and Republicans really screwed up.

Okay, Ryan, let's break down the how and the why, because this is one of those things. I mean, I look at it and I just my shoulders slump. I'm blown away at how complacent we are when Trump's name isn't on the ballot.

Okay, Ryan, let's break down the how and the why, because this is one of those things. I mean, I look at it and I just my shoulders slump. I'm blown away at how complacent we are when Trump's name isn't on the ballot.

What happened here?

What happened here?

Did we have a bad candidate that they have a great candidate?

Did we have a bad candidate that they have a great candidate?

Was it a money thing? What happened?

Was it a money thing? What happened?

So it was kind of all the above. We had a really they had a really good candidate, a former prosecutor and small town mayor. We had the county wide county commissioner who's deeply unpopular. Lancaster has a lot of debt right now because of a lot of spending. Although he has he hasn't rate increased taxes, but he's super unpopular. This is a seat that Democrat. He holds a seat that Democrats usually don't even throw a candidate against. He's on a people run unopposed, going back to twenty eleven when Republicans won it by two to one. He barely won it the last time, which was I think in twenty twenty three, so naturally they said, hey, let's run him a a in a not so competitive district, but let's run him again, and he was super complacent. Republicans had no early ballad chase operation to speak of. Democrats had an immense one. Democrats opened the election with several thousand I think like six or seven thousand more votes in the early vote than Republicans did, and they won by four hundred votes. That mettered a lot. And so it was complacency on the part of the party. It's a new party leader, so I'd give him some leeway because he's only been there for a few months. This was his first competition. Complacency a bad candidate. Democrats had a super strong candidate. And listen, Democrats are the electorate of high propensity, college educated whites and a lot of seniors now and Republicans. We've created this multi racial, multi ethnic, working class party the ones we wanted who can win the popular vote in presidential election. They just don't seem to vote when it's not a presidential election. And that's a big problem.

So it was kind of all the above. We had a really they had a really good candidate, a former prosecutor and small town mayor. We had the county wide county commissioner who's deeply unpopular. Lancaster has a lot of debt right now because of a lot of spending. Although he has he hasn't rate increased taxes, but he's super unpopular. This is a seat that Democrat. He holds a seat that Democrats usually don't even throw a candidate against. He's on a people run unopposed, going back to twenty eleven when Republicans won it by two to one. He barely won it the last time, which was I think in twenty twenty three, so naturally they said, hey, let's run him a a in a not so competitive district, but let's run him again, and he was super complacent. Republicans had no early ballad chase operation to speak of. Democrats had an immense one. Democrats opened the election with several thousand I think like six or seven thousand more votes in the early vote than Republicans did, and they won by four hundred votes. That mettered a lot. And so it was complacency on the part of the party. It's a new party leader, so I'd give him some leeway because he's only been there for a few months. This was his first competition. Complacency a bad candidate. Democrats had a super strong candidate. And listen, Democrats are the electorate of high propensity, college educated whites and a lot of seniors now and Republicans. We've created this multi racial, multi ethnic, working class party the ones we wanted who can win the popular vote in presidential election. They just don't seem to vote when it's not a presidential election. And that's a big problem.

Okay, I'm glad you brought that up, because my next question was going to be, I mean, it wasn't always this way, where the filthy communists would it would turn out no matter what.

Okay, I'm glad you brought that up, because my next question was going to be, I mean, it wasn't always this way, where the filthy communists would it would turn out no matter what.

We used to turn.

We used to turn.

Out, no matter what in these special elections, and that has changed. Is this just simply a demographic problem. Old people vote every time, young people don't.

Out, no matter what in these special elections, and that has changed. Is this just simply a demographic problem. Old people vote every time, young people don't.

That's exactly right, Jesse. I mean, Republicans were the party that won special elections. I did a special election one time for a guy named Bob Turner who replaced Anthony Wiener in a deep plus seven seat in New York City, and Republicans won it. And they want to buy a big margin, and we could count on special elections to really pick up huge numbers. I don't think Scott Brown would win today if he was running in the same style of Massachusetts with Obamacare coming down the pipeline. If we have the same demographics, we just don't have that elector anymore. And that's a problem. You either have to really engage people with deep social distrust of institutions who only or lower information or lower commitment, who don't make politics their lives, or you have to somehow re engage and have candidates who can win. Now, listen, I will sit there and say, in special elections so far this year, Republicans have done not so terrible. They won a very close one in Connecticut, they won another one in California. It's possible to still win them, but you have to work for it. And Republicans looked at the seat and said, oh, we don't have to work for it. It's an R plus Sixteen's a Trump plus sixteen seat, No problem, We're going to win it with our eyes shut. That's just not the way politics works in these special elections anymore, in these off year elections. I think that's a seat we can win back in twenty twenty six minutes up again. But Republicans are now just two seats shy in the state Senate of giving Democrats complete control of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which is what the seventh biggest date in the country. Not a small place, not a place you just want to lose and give Democrats full control of. It's one of the last bastions of the entire Northeast that Democrats don't have full control of.

That's exactly right, Jesse. I mean, Republicans were the party that won special elections. I did a special election one time for a guy named Bob Turner who replaced Anthony Wiener in a deep plus seven seat in New York City, and Republicans won it. And they want to buy a big margin, and we could count on special elections to really pick up huge numbers. I don't think Scott Brown would win today if he was running in the same style of Massachusetts with Obamacare coming down the pipeline. If we have the same demographics, we just don't have that elector anymore. And that's a problem. You either have to really engage people with deep social distrust of institutions who only or lower information or lower commitment, who don't make politics their lives, or you have to somehow re engage and have candidates who can win. Now, listen, I will sit there and say, in special elections so far this year, Republicans have done not so terrible. They won a very close one in Connecticut, they won another one in California. It's possible to still win them, but you have to work for it. And Republicans looked at the seat and said, oh, we don't have to work for it. It's an R plus Sixteen's a Trump plus sixteen seat, No problem, We're going to win it with our eyes shut. That's just not the way politics works in these special elections anymore, in these off year elections. I think that's a seat we can win back in twenty twenty six minutes up again. But Republicans are now just two seats shy in the state Senate of giving Democrats complete control of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which is what the seventh biggest date in the country. Not a small place, not a place you just want to lose and give Democrats full control of. It's one of the last bastions of the entire Northeast that Democrats don't have full control of.

That's also a place to get delicious Amish pastries and Amish butter. I would highly recommend if you're ever there, you do the sixth. Okay, Ryan, how did we lose old people? I'm fascinated by this demographic shift. I understand why working class people are drifting towards Republicans as Democrats become more and more snooty elitists who.

That's also a place to get delicious Amish pastries and Amish butter. I would highly recommend if you're ever there, you do the sixth. Okay, Ryan, how did we lose old people? I'm fascinated by this demographic shift. I understand why working class people are drifting towards Republicans as Democrats become more and more snooty elitists who.

Talk down to everybody.

Talk down to everybody.

I get that, But old people, how do we lose them?

I get that, But old people, how do we lose them?

Old people changed because the old people that I grew up with, Like, let's say you're a child of the nineties like me, and you watch the little giants growing up, and the old people there were World War Two veterans. They're all dead now, and the old people now are Jane Fonda. The old people now are people who I naturally would think of are in their sixties, but they're actually in their eighties now. And that's who is. That's just who old people are now. Old people have changed the last fifteen twenty years. And they were the progressive of the Bill Clinton generation. They were the ones who you know, many of them opposed the Vietnam War, a lot of them were the most progressive generation of their time. That's who old people are. Because time has changed and time has gone on, and so the ones who we thought of is old people are for the most part gone now and the ones who are left are you know, the counter cultural people. I mean, that's just that's kind of how it happened. Part of it is is that all people changed.

Old people changed because the old people that I grew up with, Like, let's say you're a child of the nineties like me, and you watch the little giants growing up, and the old people there were World War Two veterans. They're all dead now, and the old people now are Jane Fonda. The old people now are people who I naturally would think of are in their sixties, but they're actually in their eighties now. And that's who is. That's just who old people are now. Old people have changed the last fifteen twenty years. And they were the progressive of the Bill Clinton generation. They were the ones who you know, many of them opposed the Vietnam War, a lot of them were the most progressive generation of their time. That's who old people are. Because time has changed and time has gone on, and so the ones who we thought of is old people are for the most part gone now and the ones who are left are you know, the counter cultural people. I mean, that's just that's kind of how it happened. Part of it is is that all people changed.

Ryan.

Ryan.

You also run the seventeen seventy six Project Pack, of which I am a big fan in supporter. It involves what with school board races, you're involved in school board races across the country.

You also run the seventeen seventy six Project Pack, of which I am a big fan in supporter. It involves what with school board races, you're involved in school board races across the country.

What are you seeing out there right now?

What are you seeing out there right now?

Well, we just won our first election in Maine, so I was exciting. But Wisconsin's April first. We have a ton We have I think twenty eight candidates across the state. And then right after that we have Texas is coming up in May. First week of May. I think there's Texas, tons of races over in Texas. We have Pennsylvania at the end of the year. Virginia's coming up. There's a lot of big and important states. And what I would say to people is this. A lot of Republicans are saying Trump's in office, how great. We don't have to go crazy, you don't have to get wild. He's got everything going on. And I would say it's as good as having a great police chief who has corrupt cops. You can only do so much without foot soldiers on the ground who are making sure executive orders are attuned to or fought for. I'll give you a perfect example in Kansas, in a conservative area, Trump area, there was a bill to sit there and carry out Trump's policies on DEI was in a conservative district, and it went down because one conservative flipped. Now my pack has promised to spend twenty thousand dollars to remove him from office in the upcoming election, and state representatives have also sat there and said they got a campaign against this member.

Well, we just won our first election in Maine, so I was exciting. But Wisconsin's April first. We have a ton We have I think twenty eight candidates across the state. And then right after that we have Texas is coming up in May. First week of May. I think there's Texas, tons of races over in Texas. We have Pennsylvania at the end of the year. Virginia's coming up. There's a lot of big and important states. And what I would say to people is this. A lot of Republicans are saying Trump's in office, how great. We don't have to go crazy, you don't have to get wild. He's got everything going on. And I would say it's as good as having a great police chief who has corrupt cops. You can only do so much without foot soldiers on the ground who are making sure executive orders are attuned to or fought for. I'll give you a perfect example in Kansas, in a conservative area, Trump area, there was a bill to sit there and carry out Trump's policies on DEI was in a conservative district, and it went down because one conservative flipped. Now my pack has promised to spend twenty thousand dollars to remove him from office in the upcoming election, and state representatives have also sat there and said they got a campaign against this member.

Of the school board.

Of the school board.

But members of school boards and local government are super important to carry out the things in your everyday life that the president's in there and trying to pursue the executive order. You can't have a great president and bad local officials and expect things to just get better. You have to have good local officials too.

But members of school boards and local government are super important to carry out the things in your everyday life that the president's in there and trying to pursue the executive order. You can't have a great president and bad local officials and expect things to just get better. You have to have good local officials too.

That you could argue there were a lot more important than the office of the presidency. Okay, so let's talk nationally. That was a lot of ugliness. What are we looking at nationally? Every time you wake up, there's a new poll showing Democrats are in support Jasmine Crockett, who I just adore, will not stop getting her face all over television. Republicans even Trump himself pretty high approval ratings for the modern era. But this is what I see. You see it differently, What do you see?

That you could argue there were a lot more important than the office of the presidency. Okay, so let's talk nationally. That was a lot of ugliness. What are we looking at nationally? Every time you wake up, there's a new poll showing Democrats are in support Jasmine Crockett, who I just adore, will not stop getting her face all over television. Republicans even Trump himself pretty high approval ratings for the modern era. But this is what I see. You see it differently, What do you see?

No?

No?

I mean, listen, Democrats are in a world of hurt right now. They're looking for a message. That doesn't mean they can't win in a twenty twenty six mid term given that low propensity voters don't show up as much. Showing up is everything, and as you talked about Jesse a lot on your show, especially in primaries, the ones who show up are the ones who decide elections. Why do we still have moderate Republicans in deep Republican counties because you don't show up in primaries. But I will say that in the upcoming elections for the twenty twenty six on a national scene, Republicans are not We don't see the tide of a wave election coming up yet. I mean in twenty twenties and twenty seventeen, Democrats already had a five point lead in the generic ballad ahead of the twenty eighteen election. Right now they have about a one point and the undecided vote is much much smaller. There's a lot of open seats that we could sit there and take. In the US Senate, there's a lot of competitive elections in the House that Trump won last time that we could certainly win this time. And Democrats don't know the naturally, But Republicans really have to get engaged very very early in this cycle, and we'll see if that happens.

I mean, listen, Democrats are in a world of hurt right now. They're looking for a message. That doesn't mean they can't win in a twenty twenty six mid term given that low propensity voters don't show up as much. Showing up is everything, and as you talked about Jesse a lot on your show, especially in primaries, the ones who show up are the ones who decide elections. Why do we still have moderate Republicans in deep Republican counties because you don't show up in primaries. But I will say that in the upcoming elections for the twenty twenty six on a national scene, Republicans are not We don't see the tide of a wave election coming up yet. I mean in twenty twenties and twenty seventeen, Democrats already had a five point lead in the generic ballad ahead of the twenty eighteen election. Right now they have about a one point and the undecided vote is much much smaller. There's a lot of open seats that we could sit there and take. In the US Senate, there's a lot of competitive elections in the House that Trump won last time that we could certainly win this time. And Democrats don't know the naturally, But Republicans really have to get engaged very very early in this cycle, and we'll see if that happens.

Ryan, everybody has an explanation for why Democrats are creatoring Everybody on the right as an explanation. Everyone on the left has an explanation. What's the Ryan Gurdsky explanation.

Ryan, everybody has an explanation for why Democrats are creatoring Everybody on the right as an explanation. Everyone on the left has an explanation. What's the Ryan Gurdsky explanation.

I think part of it is because they on issues don't follow and where the American people are. They really are the party of people that Americans just don't like. I mean, if you think that the dime store version of Cardi B known as Jasmine Crockett is who should be the face of your party and people who are barely speaking English on a daily basis and just having awfuls in front of you, who are lecturing you constantly, I think that you don't understand the mood of the people. And also the fact is that COVID really change young people. According to the David Shore Data who's a democratic data scientist, the most Republican demographic in the last election were white men between the ages of eighteen and twenty. People who lost out on high school, people who lost out on prom and sports games and social life and were suck watching TikTok and Instagram are the most right wing generations since the Greatest generation that fought World War two. I don't think that it could be underestimated right now how badly COVID really affect him.

I think part of it is because they on issues don't follow and where the American people are. They really are the party of people that Americans just don't like. I mean, if you think that the dime store version of Cardi B known as Jasmine Crockett is who should be the face of your party and people who are barely speaking English on a daily basis and just having awfuls in front of you, who are lecturing you constantly, I think that you don't understand the mood of the people. And also the fact is that COVID really change young people. According to the David Shore Data who's a democratic data scientist, the most Republican demographic in the last election were white men between the ages of eighteen and twenty. People who lost out on high school, people who lost out on prom and sports games and social life and were suck watching TikTok and Instagram are the most right wing generations since the Greatest generation that fought World War two. I don't think that it could be underestimated right now how badly COVID really affect him.

And I'll say one other thing.

And I'll say one other thing.

The population loss that happened in COVID, in Chicago, in LA in New York that were supposed to result in dozens of House seats lost them in twenty thirty, that's probably been in half now, Like the amount of seats that were going to lose is half of what they're probably going to lose because mass immigration has replaced the Americans that left. People have been moving to those places. Mass immigration stops Democrats from feeling the actual fallout from their failed policies. And I don't think that can be expressing of it. And it's not just illegal immigration, it is legal immigration. It needs to be emphasized over and over and over again, how badly legal immigration keeps the Democratic Party propped up. They would probably losing three to four seats in New York in the next redistricting, and four to five in California, and they're probably going to lose two to three in Niche now.

The population loss that happened in COVID, in Chicago, in LA in New York that were supposed to result in dozens of House seats lost them in twenty thirty, that's probably been in half now, Like the amount of seats that were going to lose is half of what they're probably going to lose because mass immigration has replaced the Americans that left. People have been moving to those places. Mass immigration stops Democrats from feeling the actual fallout from their failed policies. And I don't think that can be expressing of it. And it's not just illegal immigration, it is legal immigration. It needs to be emphasized over and over and over again, how badly legal immigration keeps the Democratic Party propped up. They would probably losing three to four seats in New York in the next redistricting, and four to five in California, and they're probably going to lose two to three in Niche now.

Which is of course the entire point of filling up your country with barbarians.

Which is of course the entire point of filling up your country with barbarians.

Cancel out the.

Cancel out the.

American patriot, who's your mortal enemy if you're a Democrat?

American patriot, who's your mortal enemy if you're a Democrat?

Okay, Ryan, before I let you go.

Okay, Ryan, before I let you go.

Why should I give a crap about New Jersey Other than the fact that I have friends there and they have delicious sandwiches.

Why should I give a crap about New Jersey Other than the fact that I have friends there and they have delicious sandwiches.

You should give a crap about New Jersey because it's going to be America's next swing state. And if it becomes America's next swing state and Republicans have a chance of winning it, there is no chance of a Democratic president becoming going to the whitest again. Republicans have out registered new voters in New Jersey every single month since twenty twenty two. They've moved the state has moved to the right in three consecutive elections presidential, congressional, and goognatorial. And I think there's a real chance of Republicans. Democrats lead in New Jersey has gone down by over two hundred and fifty thousand votes registered Democratic advantage, and it holds tons of congressional seats, tons of opportunity as far as making a new purple state for the election. And Jersey was a consistently Republican state from sixty eight to eighty eight. It's been democratic for thirty years now, there's no reason it can't be Republican again.

You should give a crap about New Jersey because it's going to be America's next swing state. And if it becomes America's next swing state and Republicans have a chance of winning it, there is no chance of a Democratic president becoming going to the whitest again. Republicans have out registered new voters in New Jersey every single month since twenty twenty two. They've moved the state has moved to the right in three consecutive elections presidential, congressional, and goognatorial. And I think there's a real chance of Republicans. Democrats lead in New Jersey has gone down by over two hundred and fifty thousand votes registered Democratic advantage, and it holds tons of congressional seats, tons of opportunity as far as making a new purple state for the election. And Jersey was a consistently Republican state from sixty eight to eighty eight. It's been democratic for thirty years now, there's no reason it can't be Republican again.

Ryan, thank you, my brother. All right, Senator Ron Johnson is going to join us next. I'm hearing some things I don't like about the budget that's coming. You know, the Senator is going to have some things to say about that. We'll talk to him in a moment. Before we talk to him, let me talked to you. Since the government's not going to save any money, let's save you some money. Switch your cell phone service to your talk people. Thank me for that. You realize that when when you switch to pure Talk one, you get to deal with Americans. No more dealing with boo boop and click click no, no, you could to speak to Americans who speak English because Pure Talk's the patriotic company that hires Americans. And they cut my bill in half. I had t Mobile four lines. I switched to Pure Talk. My bill's half of what it was. Same service, by the way, same five G network as the big guys. Puretalk dot com slash jessetv saves you even more money. And it's cake. Keep your phone, keep your number or get a new one if you want to switch.

Ryan, thank you, my brother. All right, Senator Ron Johnson is going to join us next. I'm hearing some things I don't like about the budget that's coming. You know, the Senator is going to have some things to say about that. We'll talk to him in a moment. Before we talk to him, let me talked to you. Since the government's not going to save any money, let's save you some money. Switch your cell phone service to your talk people. Thank me for that. You realize that when when you switch to pure Talk one, you get to deal with Americans. No more dealing with boo boop and click click no, no, you could to speak to Americans who speak English because Pure Talk's the patriotic company that hires Americans. And they cut my bill in half. I had t Mobile four lines. I switched to Pure Talk. My bill's half of what it was. Same service, by the way, same five G network as the big guys. Puretalk dot com slash jessetv saves you even more money. And it's cake. Keep your phone, keep your number or get a new one if you want to switch.

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Well, there's a lot going on in Washington, DC right now, and I understand there's all kinds of shiny objects running here and there with signal chats and hooties and other I'm not dismissing any of those things, but kind of a big deal was the budget and there's apparently I was texting with a different senator, not Senator Johnson, last night, and I am not hearing good things about what's coming from DC. Joining me now, a great senator from the state of Wisconsin, Senator Ron Johnson, Senator, I know you're already speaking out about this. The things I found out last night had me flat out crying in my evening coffee.

Well, there's a lot going on in Washington, DC right now, and I understand there's all kinds of shiny objects running here and there with signal chats and hooties and other I'm not dismissing any of those things, but kind of a big deal was the budget and there's apparently I was texting with a different senator, not Senator Johnson, last night, and I am not hearing good things about what's coming from DC. Joining me now, a great senator from the state of Wisconsin, Senator Ron Johnson, Senator, I know you're already speaking out about this. The things I found out last night had me flat out crying in my evening coffee.

What's happening, Well, you got to tell me why you're crying at coffee. I actually think we're making some headway because we've dug our heels in here and let people know our heels are dug in until we have a realistic, a reasonable pre pandemic, a spending level, and a commitment in a process to achieve it.

What's happening, Well, you got to tell me why you're crying at coffee. I actually think we're making some headway because we've dug our heels in here and let people know our heels are dug in until we have a realistic, a reasonable pre pandemic, a spending level, and a commitment in a process to achieve it.

Yes, Senator, but I don't hear that commitment from the House. I guess I should have clarified. The Senate seems to be okay. Apparently what landed on your desk from the House is not good.

Yes, Senator, but I don't hear that commitment from the House. I guess I should have clarified. The Senate seems to be okay. Apparently what landed on your desk from the House is not good.

No.

No.

And you know Leader Thun knows full well that he shouldn't even bring that up for a vote because it won't even survive the motion proceed And so we had we had a long conversation. He's fully aware of the options I've laid out. And again, just to simplify this, if you take a previous year's outlays, whether it's Clinton ninety eight, Obama in twenty fourteen, or Trump in twenty nineteen, leave Social Security, Medicare, and you can even leave Medicaid alone. Don't touch those. Just spend what we're spending in twenty twenty five, increase the other total outlayers for those years by population growth and inflation, you'd have total annual spending a somewhere between five point five and six point five trillion dollars. So let's just talk about twenty nineteen. That's the six point five trillion dollars. Nobody can argue against the fact that if you spend what we spent in twenty twenty nine, fully inflated for population growth and inflation, exempting Social County, Medicare and Medicaid, that that's not a reasonable proposal. In quite honestly, we should not spend a dying more than that. And yet the House resolution would take seven point three trillion, which is what we're spending this year. Knock off about one hundred and fifty billion, and say, hell, did we do a great job. And oh, by the way, we're gonna increase testily by four trillion dollars that ain't flying in the Senate and now people know.

And you know Leader Thun knows full well that he shouldn't even bring that up for a vote because it won't even survive the motion proceed And so we had we had a long conversation. He's fully aware of the options I've laid out. And again, just to simplify this, if you take a previous year's outlays, whether it's Clinton ninety eight, Obama in twenty fourteen, or Trump in twenty nineteen, leave Social Security, Medicare, and you can even leave Medicaid alone. Don't touch those. Just spend what we're spending in twenty twenty five, increase the other total outlayers for those years by population growth and inflation, you'd have total annual spending a somewhere between five point five and six point five trillion dollars. So let's just talk about twenty nineteen. That's the six point five trillion dollars. Nobody can argue against the fact that if you spend what we spent in twenty twenty nine, fully inflated for population growth and inflation, exempting Social County, Medicare and Medicaid, that that's not a reasonable proposal. In quite honestly, we should not spend a dying more than that. And yet the House resolution would take seven point three trillion, which is what we're spending this year. Knock off about one hundred and fifty billion, and say, hell, did we do a great job. And oh, by the way, we're gonna increase testily by four trillion dollars that ain't flying in the Senate and now people know.

That, Oh praise god.

That, Oh praise god.

How does it build like this? How does the House which we control, how do they even send something like this to your desk? I was told one point five trillion in cuts over ten years, which of course is the old Washington gimmick that everybody watching understands never actually materializes.

How does it build like this? How does the House which we control, how do they even send something like this to your desk? I was told one point five trillion in cuts over ten years, which of course is the old Washington gimmick that everybody watching understands never actually materializes.

Jesse, we don't.

Jesse, we don't.

I come from manufacturing background, right, You don't have a good product without a good process. We do not have a good process for controlling spending in washingt d C. It's obvious, you know, the Budget Act is said teventy four set up all this insane, all these insane rules that hasn't worked, the old way of doing things. By the way, by separating out discretionary spending, which is the only thing we appropriate appropriate versus mandatory. Only twenty four percent is actually appropriated now seventy six percent is not automatic spending. And most people think, well, that's social kitty, Medicare and Medicaid. No, there's one point three trillion dollars additional to Social Security, Medicare, and medicaid. It's growing from six point forty two to one point three trillion dollars since twenty nineteen. We can do that in reconciliation. So again I keep hearing my you know, these these brave members are conference, well, we're acting, we're not serious about cut cutting spending lists, we're willing to address those entitlements. No, you can, you can literally ignore those exempt them, and you can be at no more now that dying more than six point five trillion dollars. Personally, I would start with the Clinton budget, which passed seventy seven to twenty two in the US Senate seventy two. We have current centators on both sides the out that voted for that. Okay, you start there at five point five plus up for defense, that happened four nine to eleven for vets, you're still no more than six trillion dollars, which, by the way, was the Senate budget resolution. That was our aspirational goal in the you know, the border security budget resolution that we passed. We should have done that. By the way, we should have broken this down into steps. I think President Trump got sold a bill of goods by the House. I think can pass this one big, beautiful bill. I think that's a pretty risky bet right there, when you understand the complexity of that and how difficult that's going to be to pass. So I would still recommend President Trump abandoned that, embrace the Senate, get him his border security. The next step would be just extend the current tax code. Take a massive automatic tax increase off the table, which, by the way, is there because we blew it in the Tax Cutting Jobs Act. We allowed these things to automatically expire. We shouldn't do that. Fix for that, you just use current policy. There's no score for extending the current tax law. Okay, So again, again, this place is insane. I come from the private sector. You know, from my standpoint, this is an alternate universe.

I come from manufacturing background, right, You don't have a good product without a good process. We do not have a good process for controlling spending in washingt d C. It's obvious, you know, the Budget Act is said teventy four set up all this insane, all these insane rules that hasn't worked, the old way of doing things. By the way, by separating out discretionary spending, which is the only thing we appropriate appropriate versus mandatory. Only twenty four percent is actually appropriated now seventy six percent is not automatic spending. And most people think, well, that's social kitty, Medicare and Medicaid. No, there's one point three trillion dollars additional to Social Security, Medicare, and medicaid. It's growing from six point forty two to one point three trillion dollars since twenty nineteen. We can do that in reconciliation. So again I keep hearing my you know, these these brave members are conference, well, we're acting, we're not serious about cut cutting spending lists, we're willing to address those entitlements. No, you can, you can literally ignore those exempt them, and you can be at no more now that dying more than six point five trillion dollars. Personally, I would start with the Clinton budget, which passed seventy seven to twenty two in the US Senate seventy two. We have current centators on both sides the out that voted for that. Okay, you start there at five point five plus up for defense, that happened four nine to eleven for vets, you're still no more than six trillion dollars, which, by the way, was the Senate budget resolution. That was our aspirational goal in the you know, the border security budget resolution that we passed. We should have done that. By the way, we should have broken this down into steps. I think President Trump got sold a bill of goods by the House. I think can pass this one big, beautiful bill. I think that's a pretty risky bet right there, when you understand the complexity of that and how difficult that's going to be to pass. So I would still recommend President Trump abandoned that, embrace the Senate, get him his border security. The next step would be just extend the current tax code. Take a massive automatic tax increase off the table, which, by the way, is there because we blew it in the Tax Cutting Jobs Act. We allowed these things to automatically expire. We shouldn't do that. Fix for that, you just use current policy. There's no score for extending the current tax law. Okay, So again, again, this place is insane. I come from the private sector. You know, from my standpoint, this is an alternate universe.

I can sense your frustration, Senator.

I can sense your frustration, Senator.

Since we can't clone you, how do we ensure that future senators ten years from now, twenty years from now, how do we ensure that we can get any kind of physical sanity? Is there a solution? Is it a balanced budget amendment? Is there any rule you can put into place? Or as long as we send politicians to DC, they're going to find a way to jack taxpayer money and hand it out to their friends.

Since we can't clone you, how do we ensure that future senators ten years from now, twenty years from now, how do we ensure that we can get any kind of physical sanity? Is there a solution? Is it a balanced budget amendment? Is there any rule you can put into place? Or as long as we send politicians to DC, they're going to find a way to jack taxpayer money and hand it out to their friends.

If you're taling constants them and I would limit spending to a certain stent of GDP. But right now, the reason I'm pushing this panel, you know, a by camera. So you have senators, you have House members, you have members of the administration, probably from OMB sitting on a budget view panel, and you bring up the department heads, the secretaries, the CFOs, and you go line by line, twenty four hundred lines in the twenty twenty five budget. You go line by line and just have the people explain. So, so, why is this line item, you know, one billion dollars higher than twenty nineteen, fully inflated for population and inflation. Why is it a billion dollars over that level? Oh you can't explain it. Well, you're not going to get that extra billion dollars cut that account. You do that twenty four hundred times. I'm not saying there's a billion dollars in each one of those expenditure lines. But if there was, that'd be two point four trillion dollars a year savings. Again, that's you don't have a billion each line. But you go line by line. Do you put in the work? Jesse, We never look at seventy six percent of the budget. It's an automatic pilot. You start there and bring it all in so at least we're looking at it, but look at it line by line. And just like in the private sector and anybody who's ever been in management and had to go in front of a budget review committee, you know, if you're beating your numbers, it's pretty comfortable meeting. If you're not beating your numbers, it's not going to be pleasant. And as I keep saying, in the private sector, this would be easy if I would have told my managers, hey, listen, I'll let you increase your budget based on the number of customers you serve and inflation.

If you're taling constants them and I would limit spending to a certain stent of GDP. But right now, the reason I'm pushing this panel, you know, a by camera. So you have senators, you have House members, you have members of the administration, probably from OMB sitting on a budget view panel, and you bring up the department heads, the secretaries, the CFOs, and you go line by line, twenty four hundred lines in the twenty twenty five budget. You go line by line and just have the people explain. So, so, why is this line item, you know, one billion dollars higher than twenty nineteen, fully inflated for population and inflation. Why is it a billion dollars over that level? Oh you can't explain it. Well, you're not going to get that extra billion dollars cut that account. You do that twenty four hundred times. I'm not saying there's a billion dollars in each one of those expenditure lines. But if there was, that'd be two point four trillion dollars a year savings. Again, that's you don't have a billion each line. But you go line by line. Do you put in the work? Jesse, We never look at seventy six percent of the budget. It's an automatic pilot. You start there and bring it all in so at least we're looking at it, but look at it line by line. And just like in the private sector and anybody who's ever been in management and had to go in front of a budget review committee, you know, if you're beating your numbers, it's pretty comfortable meeting. If you're not beating your numbers, it's not going to be pleasant. And as I keep saying, in the private sector, this would be easy if I would have told my managers, hey, listen, I'll let you increase your budget based on the number of customers you serve and inflation.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Six years later, if I come back and go, hey, you're ten percent over that, what are you doing? If I don't fire you, I'm going to make sure that you dial back your spending to at least you know what I directed you to so again.

Six years later, if I come back and go, hey, you're ten percent over that, what are you doing? If I don't fire you, I'm going to make sure that you dial back your spending to at least you know what I directed you to so again.

To me, this is such low hanging fruit.

To me, this is such low hanging fruit.

This is painless, quite honestly, other than the fact you had to go line by line and get these again, all the departments heads justifying twenty four hundred lines of expenditures.

This is painless, quite honestly, other than the fact you had to go line by line and get these again, all the departments heads justifying twenty four hundred lines of expenditures.

It's work.

It's work.

It's work. I appreciate you very much and what you're doing. Senator, thank you. Please keep it up. I mean, sense is frustration. Ron Johnson's like the nicest guy I know. He's ready to kill somebody.

It's work. I appreciate you very much and what you're doing. Senator, thank you. Please keep it up. I mean, sense is frustration. Ron Johnson's like the nicest guy I know. He's ready to kill somebody.

Anyway. We have more.

Anyway. We have more.

Next here, we have a presidential memorandum for your attention. This memorandum requires the immediate declassification of all FBI files relating to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. This was obviously one of the instances of the weaponization of law enforcement powers of prosecution against you and others. We believe that it's long pastime for the American people to have a full and complete understanding of what exactly is in.

Next here, we have a presidential memorandum for your attention. This memorandum requires the immediate declassification of all FBI files relating to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. This was obviously one of the instances of the weaponization of law enforcement powers of prosecution against you and others. We believe that it's long pastime for the American people to have a full and complete understanding of what exactly is in.

Those files, which gives the media the right to go in and go and check it. You probably won't bother because you're not going to like what you say.

Those files, which gives the media the right to go in and go and check it. You probably won't bother because you're not going to like what you say.

What are they going to see?

What are they going to see?

Crossfire Hurricane seems like I've heard of that before joining me now to discuss it and where we might be going from here. Hans Monkey, author of the book Swift Voting America, which I would highly recken. Okay, Hans, refresh my memory. There's too many scandals, too many news stories. Crossfire Hurricane, what is it? Why are we declassifying things?

Crossfire Hurricane seems like I've heard of that before joining me now to discuss it and where we might be going from here. Hans Monkey, author of the book Swift Voting America, which I would highly recken. Okay, Hans, refresh my memory. There's too many scandals, too many news stories. Crossfire Hurricane, what is it? Why are we declassifying things?

So?

So?

Crossfire Hurricane was the investigation into the Trump campaign that was opened in July of twenty sixteen by James Comy and his cabal, and that carried on all the way into May of twenty seventeen when the Muller people took over. So we're looking at about a year's worth of materials. Now a lot of them have been released already. So this is kind of what I'm expecting this to be, is kind of filling gaps, tying up loose ends, kind of things like that. Now, when you look at the order that President Trump signed, it actually has some more details about it refers to a list of things that's going to be released. So they kind of made it sound like everything is going to be released, but it's not going to be quite everything is. There's a list. It's it's called the so called Binder. It was actually meant to be released President Trump's first term, but then Mark Meadows kind of stopped that from happening, the chief of staff at the time. No one quite understands why that happened. But anyway, I think we're finally now at the point where we will see this binder, which is going to contain hopefully a lot of juicy information on that cross Fire Hurricane investigation.

Crossfire Hurricane was the investigation into the Trump campaign that was opened in July of twenty sixteen by James Comy and his cabal, and that carried on all the way into May of twenty seventeen when the Muller people took over. So we're looking at about a year's worth of materials. Now a lot of them have been released already. So this is kind of what I'm expecting this to be, is kind of filling gaps, tying up loose ends, kind of things like that. Now, when you look at the order that President Trump signed, it actually has some more details about it refers to a list of things that's going to be released. So they kind of made it sound like everything is going to be released, but it's not going to be quite everything is. There's a list. It's it's called the so called Binder. It was actually meant to be released President Trump's first term, but then Mark Meadows kind of stopped that from happening, the chief of staff at the time. No one quite understands why that happened. But anyway, I think we're finally now at the point where we will see this binder, which is going to contain hopefully a lot of juicy information on that cross Fire Hurricane investigation.

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What do we believe from all this, because look, you're never going to convince me that Barack Obama didn't authorize all these things, but that's what I believe.

What do we believe from all this, because look, you're never going to convince me that Barack Obama didn't authorize all these things, but that's what I believe.

What do you believe?

What do you believe?

Well, I believe that too. And the sad part about this release and I'm not trying to kind of kind of denigrade it or whatever. I'm always happy when stuff is released.

Well, I believe that too. And the sad part about this release and I'm not trying to kind of kind of denigrade it or whatever. I'm always happy when stuff is released.

This is good.

This is good.

But the sad part is we're only talking cross Fire Hurricane and only FBI, and the Barack Obama part doesn't pertain to cross Fire Hurricane and FBI. Now specifically, we know that Obama was briefed by the CIA in July of twenty sixteen, that is, before this investigation opened, and he was briefed on the fact that this was all Hillary Clinton's idea that this was Hillary Clinton's campaign a dirty trick, that she was the one who orchestrated it, that she was the one who decided to paint Donald Trump as a Russian agent. So Obama then instead of shutting it down, he escalated it, he weaponized it. So he's completely behind it. Now. The problem is all the documents pertaining to that are CIA documents, and those are the ones I'd like to see.

But the sad part is we're only talking cross Fire Hurricane and only FBI, and the Barack Obama part doesn't pertain to cross Fire Hurricane and FBI. Now specifically, we know that Obama was briefed by the CIA in July of twenty sixteen, that is, before this investigation opened, and he was briefed on the fact that this was all Hillary Clinton's idea that this was Hillary Clinton's campaign a dirty trick, that she was the one who orchestrated it, that she was the one who decided to paint Donald Trump as a Russian agent. So Obama then instead of shutting it down, he escalated it, he weaponized it. So he's completely behind it. Now. The problem is all the documents pertaining to that are CIA documents, and those are the ones I'd like to see.

Yeah, that sure would be interesting to know if America's foremost intelligence agency was involved in trying to stop the Republican nominee for president, that would be kind of a big deal. Anyway, Hans, let's shift gears. Michael Walls is on Fox News with all this signaled chat stuff saying things like this today, so.

Yeah, that sure would be interesting to know if America's foremost intelligence agency was involved in trying to stop the Republican nominee for president, that would be kind of a big deal. Anyway, Hans, let's shift gears. Michael Walls is on Fox News with all this signaled chat stuff saying things like this today, so.

They want to focus on this. It's embarrassing. Yes, we're going to get to the bottom of it.

They want to focus on this. It's embarrassing. Yes, we're going to get to the bottom of it.

We have.

We have.

I just talked to Elon on the way here. We've got the best technical minds looking at how this happened. But I can tell you, I can tell you for one hundred percent. I don't know this guy. I know him by his horrible reputation and he really is the bottom scum of journalists. Uh, And I know him in the sense that he hates the president.

I just talked to Elon on the way here. We've got the best technical minds looking at how this happened. But I can tell you, I can tell you for one hundred percent. I don't know this guy. I know him by his horrible reputation and he really is the bottom scum of journalists. Uh, And I know him in the sense that he hates the president.

But I don't text him.

But I don't text him.

He went on my phone.

He went on my phone.

And we're going to figure out how this happens. So you don't know what staffer is responsible for this right now? Well, look, a staffer wasn't responsible. And look, I take full responsibility. I built the I built the group to My job is to make sure everything's coordinated.

And we're going to figure out how this happens. So you don't know what staffer is responsible for this right now? Well, look, a staffer wasn't responsible. And look, I take full responsibility. I built the I built the group to My job is to make sure everything's coordinated.

But how did That's acute?

But how did That's acute?

I mean, I don't mean to be pedantic here, but how did the number?

I mean, I don't mean to be pedantic here, but how did the number?

Have you ever had?

Have you ever had?

Have you ever had somebody's contact that shows their name and then you have an and then you have somebody else? Right, you've got somebody else's number on someone else's contact. So of course I didn't see this loser in the group. It looked like someone else. Now, whether he did it deliberately or it happened in some other technical means something we're trying to figure out.