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It's shaping up to be a very magical holiday. Ahead on AMERICAN SUNRISE EARLY edition, a Trump peace plan to end the Russia Ukraine war is reportedly ready to present to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But will he accept giving up territory and cutting his army in half? That's the question. The Epstein file release process has one key byproduct so far, and it's the absolute buffoonery of everyone involved. Virgin Islands Democrat Stacy Plaskett is one of those buffoons, along with some of her fellow Democrats, defending her close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Oh, and there's been Republican buffoonery, too, which is why Congress is the last place you want to go to find the truth in this scandal. But wait, there's more. The House Oversight Committee is demanding that Bill and Hillary Clinton drag their bones before Congress to answer Epstein related questions. Of course, they won't show up. And threats to jail them like Peter Navarro or Steve Bannon were jailed, seem unlikely to pan out. But we can dream. And there's buffoonery and then there's treason. That video, some Democrats in Congress looking to undermine America's military chain of command is still the talk of the Pentagon and it should be the talk of the Justice Department. I'll have the latest on this outrage. American SUNRISE EARLY EDITION begins now. Welcome to American SUNRISE EARLY edition, the show where faith, freedom and the values.
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
That built this nation take center stage.
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Jake Novak
Your good deeds and bad deeds. That's how we're going to judge you. Join host Jake Novak as he breaks down the stories that matter. We will be letting the public know regularly what we have found. American SUNRISE EARLY EDITION with your host Jake Novak starts now. Hey, everyone, I'm Jake Novak. This is a Thursday. We're already a Thursday, folks. Good news. And this is AMERICAN SUNRISE EARLY edition. Thank you so much for joining us, especially with all the choices that you have. But here you're going to get prank talk, straight talk, and also not all the doom and gloom intensity all the time. The news is serious. I'm not making jokes about the news, but we can't be on the edge of our seats and pulling what's left of our hair out all the time. As you can see, I'm well ahead of you on that. Anyway, joining us now is retired U.S. air Force Lt. Col. Larry Brock. He's also a candidate for the Texas state legislature, and he's the host of the Reckoning on X Spaces. And Colonel Brock, I want to get right to this peace plan on the table in Ukraine. You know, it's amazing to me, depending on whether or not it looks bad for President Trump or not, the news media seems to care or don't care or doesn't care about the Ukraine Russia war. Remember a few months ago when Zelensky was at the White House, it was the biggest story in the world that President Trump wasn't nice to him. And, and then they don't cover the war at all ever again unless it makes Trump look bad. Well, now he's got a peace plan on the table. From what I understand, he's telling Ukraine they're going to have to accept the Russian territorial gains in the Donbas. They're going to have to cut their army in half. At least it's a peace plan that's on the table and we can look at it and it looks like the Russians are in favor of it. Do you think this, I mean, are you any more optimistic than you were we. Some of our other chances for peace in the past in this war?
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
Honestly, Jake, I'd love to tell you, yes, I think the Russians are more on board with this one because it basically gives them the Crimea and the Donbass, which is de facto reality. Ukraine does not have the power to get it back. There will be no reversal without NATO intervention, and nobody wants that. So maybe a little bit optimistic. I just think Zelensky is the problem. He really, we need to have an election in the Ukraine so that we can get rid of him. I think, you know, he will stand in the way of this. I think you'll see Ukrainian strikes to undermine it. But this is a, a good step in that it acknowledges what I'm going to call political reality on the ground in the Ukraine in that Russia already has these things. And by saying, you know, giving it some of the security guarantees it wants around Ukraine, perhaps we can actually achieve peace. If Zelensky was smart, he would absolutely take President Trump on this, up on this. But I don't think he will do it because he loses power as soon as this war is over.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, well, I mean, at some point, you know, they say that giving up money is easier than giving up power for most, for most people, especially men, and you can't really bank on it. I guess that's what we're dealing with here. And it's too bad because at some point you think some people get tired of it. But I guess power is the ultimate, ultimate addictive drug. Um, let's get to the war now here in the United States. And yes, I am calling it a war. It's a civil war. And it is all a part, really the latest salvo. And it is this video that you're seeing here. I'm not gonna play the audio again. You heard it yesterday and probably other places in the last couple days in your own searches on online and things like that. But these are elected Democrats. Some of them are also bureaucrats urging our military basically to be insubordinate, to really start an insurrection. Now they are claiming, oh, all we were doing is reminding troops that you can't follow an unconstitutional order. That's like saying, well, we know that already, but because they didn't specifically say which order, they're trying to undermine the whole chain of command. And Colonel, I've seen this before. We saw this in Israel over the last couple of years before the October 7 attacks. It got so bad. Now, they were angry that Prime Minister Netanyahu there was. Was reforming the Supreme Court of Israel, which by the way, is badly in need of reform. And they started these massive protests and they eventually started telling reservists in Israel not to report for duty. I think only a handful of them, five or six listened. But still, this is really making me nervous because I think this puts us in a very vulnerable position for a major terrorist attack, just like Israel suffered on October 7th.
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
Jake, you're absolutely right. There is no place for this in our republic. The law is very clear. Even what they did in just reminding people to remain loyal, I mean, you can't, you can't obey an unlawful order that, that is drilled into you from day I. I'm not going to say day one, but from the very beginning of your time in the military, you do not follow illegal orders. Now, what they've done is actually to suborn insubordination. It is a federal crime. I think it's 2387, and they need to be held accountable. I despair because I don't believe Pam Bondi will actually bring them to justice. But Captain Mark Kelly, you know, Senator Kelly is a field grade officer and they have a higher responsibility to obey orders and to understand the Uniform Code of Military Justice. And the reason for a chain of command, it is entirely dangerous, Jake. I mean, honestly, we're looking at an insurrection around ice. You know, federal. President Trump needs to call in Federal troops to protect these ICE agents on the street. So, yes, it's directly challenges the commander in Chief and the chain of command, and I hope the Department of Justice takes it as seriously as you and I are both taking it.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I'd like to start with, I want to know who wrote the script for this video. They didn't write it themselves, Believe me. I know when someone's reading it. Again, I do read a teleprompter in this program, but I wrote every word in it, and I have since the beginning. So I give myself a pass, but no one else does that. So I want to know who wrote this ad. I want to know who produced it. I know it's not exactly highly produced, but it's not total amateur job either. I want to know who paid for it, I want to know who wrote it, and I want to see their finances, to see if they've been getting foreign funding. Because the debate in America is no longer between the left and the right and our different views for how to make America better. It is now between common sense Americans and our foreign enemies who have finally figured out how to get around our campaign finance laws, have finally figured out how to get around whatever barriers they had to our media. And that's who we're dealing with here. And these people are dupes. I don't care how smart their resumes are, at least upon it. Supposed to, you know, not, you know, Elise Slotkin is supposed to be so smart. I don't care. They've been. They've been absolutely compromised. Now, listen, you're from Texas, so I got to take advantage of you on the program and talk to you about two big stories out of Texas. The first one is, I know you're happy with Governor Greg Abbott's move earlier this week to declare Care C Air, an organization I've been trying to deal with for a long time in this business because they've been working on the media for years, declaring them a terrorist organization, stopping them from a lot of their campaign activities and things like that. This is an issue in Texas, of all places, where there's been a major Islamist foothold, isn't there?
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
Yes, sir, it really is. And even in my own district, they've acquired 25 acres, and they were looking to build an epic community, if you will. And, you know, one of the things that I've promised my constituents is that I will actually go after Islam. I believe Islam is a. A political system masquerading as a religion. What I want to do is ban the Zakat Ban the walk of two Islamic financial instruments. All right. And then I would also like to take it a step further and go the same route as many other European countries and ban the, the hijab, the burqa in public spaces as a safety issue. We, we have to make Texas a harder target than it is currently. I do not want Islam to flourish inside my state. And we have to start dealing with it as an existential threat that it is.
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Jake Novak
You know, I don't have a problem with the building of a mosque on a street or, I mean, especially if there's a community there, but it's these roped off compounds. And by the way, I feel the same way about, for example, some of the break off Mormon groups. I'm not talking about mainstream Mormonism. Like some of those break off Mormon Mormon compounds in Utah and Idaho and Nevada where God knows what's going on there, God knows what's happening there, and the police and the other authorities don't even touch them. I don't like that either. And you can't have that. This is not that kind of a country. And you have a lot of freedoms in this country, but you can't have a roped off area where you say only my law passes. You know that. That's not what works. Now let's talk about another thing that is also a big issue in Texas right now. We have this federal court that has nixed. I mean, we were talking all summer, you and I and a few other people about that whole redistricting battle in Texas that started everyone else doing was succeeded through the Texas legislature. But now you have this federal court saying it's not lawful. Obviously there'll be a higher court that will review this again, but boy, this could really throw a major, you know, wrench in everything. What's the latest on that? And is there a competency that this, this redistricting will be in place for really just a year, less than a year from now when you have the midterm elections in Texas and everywhere else?
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
No, there's really not. And what's crazy is our, our maps that we drew up in 2021 are still under judicial challenge and review, and that decision is not expected until 2026. But you know, I, I'm worried about this potentially expanding the filing deadline past December 8th. So. Yes, sir, it could absolutely delay the midterms. I mean, you have entirely districts that are drawn out of existence. So how do you file as a candidate without knowing what you are actually filing for? You know, what district, what, what geographic area you're supposed to be in. So it, it has a, it has a big challenge. Now, one thing I do want to point out is, you know, I think this was pure judicial fiction on their part. And that's what the dissenting judge actually said as well. He said it was judicial tyranny because they're using, know the, the Voting Rights act and trying to maintain racially gerrymandered districts. Well, that they just ruled against that this past summer in Galloway. I'm sorry, as Petaway versus Galveston. So again, we've said in a court that you can't have racially gerrymandered districts. Texas draws up partisan gerrymandered districts and the two are very different. Again, Jake, I know you and I hate the Balkanization of Americans based off skin color. I do as well. And I am hopeful that the Supreme Court acts sooner rather than later. Both Governor Abbott and our attorney general have said they're taking it to SCOTUS as quickly as they can.
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Jake Novak
You know, if you thought we had a controversy in this country with rival electors for the electoral College, what if we have a situation where after the midterms we have dueling groups of congressional delegations going to Washington? That is an absolute prescription for secession in this country. For another someone setting up a capitol somewhere else, I mean, this is a disaster waiting to happen. The courts must at least make these decisions much faster. You're telling us that the 2021 case still hasn't been fully adjudicated. That's not acceptable. They need to get to work, get this done and make a clear ruling and finish this. Because if, I mean, this could really lead to some serious chaos. But until then, let's get ready for the weekend in a couple of days. Colonel Harry Brock, thank you so much for joining us. Have a great weekend.
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
Thank you. God bless you. Thank you, Jake.
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Jake Novak
Okay, thank you. Coming up, there's more and more proof that universities in blue and red states are secretly breaking deals they've made with the courts and the White House to end race based admissions and other crazy policies. So what's the next move as they continue to cheat? But first, the embarrassing thing so many people on Capitol Hill are doing in light of these Epstein email revelations is truly the buffoonery of our time. And Stacy Plasket, you see here is the buffoon of the year so far. But there's a lot of other people in the running. I'll show you why when American Sunrise EARLY EDITION comes right back.
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Jake Novak
Wow, look at that. That's a real slice of Americana right there. Franklin, Pennsylvania this morning. I love downtowns and walkable downtowns. I could do a whole show about that every day. I never live in places where I can't walk. I reserve the right to be able to walk and get a Slurpee or a sandwich any time of day and not having to get into my car that's what I like about America. Not a lot of places left like this, but boy, that is a good old fashioned downtown shot right there. Welcome back to American Sunrise early edition, especially those of you on the getter and the rumble chats also commenting on X and substack. I read all of them. The good and the bad, I take it. Believe me, I've heard worse. If you're looking for people with integrity, consistency, sagacity and decency, here's a hot tip. You won't find any of them in Congress. I mean, that's really a bad place to look. And here's our latest example. This is Virgin Islands Democrat delegate. You know, they don't have actual Congress people there. They're not allowed to vote, but they sit in the House anyway. Here's Virginia Democrat delegate Stacey Plaskett trying to explain to an only mildly challenging cnn they weren't really pressing her why she's basically working as Jeffrey Epstein's mouthpiece, or was before he died. Check this out.
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
We know that Epstein had black property in the Virgin Islands, right?
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Lt. Col. Larry Brock
What was your relationship with Epstein?
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So Jeffrey Epstein was a constituent. He was a resident of the Virgin Islands, lived there, I guess more than half of the year because he was registered there. I had received donations from him after his. The last investigation came out, which was after this texting. I gave any donations that I had previously received from him to women's organizations and did not have any contact with him. But like many constituents, individuals get your phone number, they text you about issues, they speak with you. I have spoken with him about issues that are relevant, things that are going on in the Virgin Islands and elsewhere around the country.
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Jake Novak
Emily Finn joins us now. Emily, he gave donations to women's organizations and he was my constituent. I mean, great journalism, by the way, on cnn. By the way. It's okay to laugh at people when they say buffoonish things. Why didn't they just laugh at her, Emily? Because that was actually quite laughable.
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Emily Finn
Her answer, honestly, Jake, I think it's because of the severity of all of the accusations against Epstein and all of the things that were allegedly happening there in the Virgin Islands. I think everyone is kind of like, whoa, we cannot be downplaying this at all. And so look, understandably speaking, if he was texting with the politician, that makes perfect sense. But definitely need the transparency about what all of that was about. And I think this has been the consistent thing for the American people on this Epstein case. Just want transparency, Just want to know what is actually there.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, well, to get transparency, you have to have at least an inquisitive news media. I mean, you actually heard Wolf Blitzer kind of giving her answer before she even had a chance to talk. Well, you know, he was a constituent. He was. I mean, he's basically feeding her this. I don't know if he was pushed to do that by some other press team or maybe the DNC emails that CNN gets every single day, by the way, but, you know, I'm wondering, where was cnn, you know, when I was almost six and I may have swiped a candy bar or two for my sister who was selling them for a school fundraiser? I'm still. I'm still kind of embarrassed about that.
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Emily Finn
Well, I think Wolf actually would have sympathized with you and would have made sure that, that you had a chance to speak your mind, even if it was buffoonish things that you said at 6 years old.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, even. I mean, he would have said like, listen, those chocolate bars look really good, but he would have given me my answer before. But I mean, again, you're right. But in all seriousness, this is exactly why you just. I think people are looking at this and saying there's nobody seems to be innocent here. Right. I mean, we know that there's a lot of Republicans who were mixed up with this guy too, and that, I mean, we are really allowing some of the perpetrators or some of the accessories to his crimes to adjudicate them. I mean, this is just insane. Now, I don't know if this means that an independent prosecutor needs to be appointed. I'm very much open to ideas, but what we're seeing now is not gonna stop. We're gonna see more and more people who are guilty of these crimes, at least by their participation in them in one way or the other and speaking, telling us that they're the ones who are going to get to the bottom of it. I just, I don't understand why we think this isn't going to be just a clown show from here on in.
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Emily Finn
I think it's been a clown show up until this point as well. I mean, a circus, very confusing. A lot of information that feels like it's being withheld. So hopefully at the end of the day, more files will be released and it will be information that is not heavily redacted and actual information, to put this. The pieces of this altogether. More.
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Jake Novak
Listen, all these people are welcome on this program, and I'm just not going to give you your answer before you, you know, and give you that off ramp before you even answer my question. That's. I'm sorry, I can't make that deal. Emily Finn, thank you so much for joining us. We'll see you in the 8 to 10am hours and it's Thursday. I'm going to also, I know you're getting ready for the weekend, so I'm going to say, I'll say it to you tomorrow also. But it's kind of fun to say that twice in a week. So thank you.
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Emily Finn
Thank you, Jake.
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Jake Novak
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Jake Novak
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It's a live look at Peaks Island, Maine. It looks like a beautiful summer today, but don't be fooled. I'm sure those waters are very, very cold. Where are those polar bears, you chickens? I think the polar bears do it on January 1st. They go, they dive in the water. It's really not good for you to do that. But I guess they raise money sometimes when they do it for charity. So I like that. Let's take a look at where the markets will begin today and you can see some green arrows especially for the tech heavy nasdaq. I'll explain why in just a second but I want you to look at that because we did have a market close in the positive in positive territory yesterday as well after some losing days. If you got crude oil just right there at 60 gold still over $4,000 an ounce. Now let's take a look at bitcoin. I think it's still below the $100,000 mark and yet is it's still at that 91 handle that is more than $34,000 off its all time high. So bitcoin's on sale folks, whether you want to buy it or not. It's up to you okay, so here's what we're talking about with the markets. We finally got those numbers from Nvidia, the AI chip company. Again, Just want to make everyone realize, I know it's boring to talk about this company, as interesting as it is, it sometimes is on a tech level. But as you can see, all I can do when I talk about Nvidia is show you a picture of the CEO, show you a picture of their building and maybe some chips. It's just, I. It's driving me nuts. But the markets really move on this sucker and I got to tell you about it. So to put it briefly, Nvidia's numbers were real and they were spectacular. Yes, they were. Specifically, CEO Jensen Huang said sales for Nvidia's current generation chip called the Blackwell are quote, off the charts. Now, believe me, Wall street was being very tough on Nvidia the last couple of days. They really wanted to see blowout numbers. They got them. In the pre market, Nvidia shares are up 5%, which is a lot on for any company. But when you understand how much Nvidia moves the rest of the market, a 1 or 2% move higher on Nvidia or lower would really move the markets 5%. You're really going to see a big jump at the Open, at least for the tech heavy nasdaq. I don't know if this is going to stop the fears that AI spending is too much of a bubble or not, but for today, I think it should be positive, at least at the open. That's where we are. Just trying to explain why the markets are moving where they are. All right, same stuff. And I just made that pg. Same stuff, different day. You know that saying? You've heard that saying, it's usually a little bit more colorful, but same stuff, different day. But, but for Lowe's and Home Depot, it's the different day part of the equation is all that you need to know. Now, Lowe's reported yesterday better than expected sales and better than expected profits, but they downgraded their expectations for the entire year. They're worried about people who are buying for the entire year. One of the reasons why, by the way, and this is a good reason, you know, we didn't have a major hurricane hit the United States this year. I heard a joke online yesterday that ever since President Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America, the hurricanes have been afraid to mess with us. But that actually hurt the earnings of both Home Depot and Lowe's. They do well when there are major Atlantic storms and Hurricanes, people buy stuff for repairs and things like that. But even though Lowe's did that, Lowe's Shares were up 4% yesterday. They were up. They had a nice day. Meanwhile, Home Depot said the very same thing on Tuesday and their shares were down 6%. Home Depot's gotta be scratching his head and saying maybe we should have reported later in the week. So it's kind of a weird dichotomy, but there you go, both Lowe's and Home Depot saying that the lack of storms hitting and damaging American homes this year in Florida and places like that actually cost it money. That's the way things go sometimes. Okay. You know, most of you know that you come, if you come to this program regularly, that this is the place to go for the latest art news. Okay, I'm just kidding. I don't really think we cover the art market here in this, on this program, but I'm going to make an exception right now because check this out. Gustav Klimt's portrait of Elizabeth Lederer that, you see it right there. It sold at Sotheby's just now for $236.4 million. That is the most expensive work ever sold at auction. Blowing past its original estimate, it was only estimated to go for $150 million. Now, by the way, this is an economic indicator. Art experts say that the market is being boosted by a renewed sense of optimism among some of the very rich in America and all over the world. So this could be a sign for the entire economy. But well over $230 million for that painting. I hope they enjoy it. I hope they don't lock it away somewhere so no one can see it. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. Moving America. Sponsored by ArtilleryTea Co. Artilleryteaco.com Use promo code RAV for 10% off your order. Artillery Tea is all natural whole leaf. The tea bags are chemical free and each tea bag can be used twice. Artillery Tea Company is family and veteran owned and operated. And a portion of your purchase goes to help veteran and first responder charities. Artillerytecode.com promo code RAV for 10% off your order. Okay, let's start with some important news on what, depending on which survey company you believe in what may be the number one selling vehicle in America. We remember we talked about this in 2024. It's unclear whether the Toyota RAV4 or the Ford F150 was the number one selling vehicle in America. But suffice it to say, the RAV4 is really popular. And so I have some News for you on pricing for the new model of the RAV4, which is going to be a hot seller. That's not a big prediction. It's pretty obvious. Now, the base Toyota RAV4 for 2026 is going to be coming in the price at $33,350. It goes all the way up to $44,750 for the more tricked out model. Now here's another thing you need to remember. The RAV4 from now on will only be available in hybrid form. There is going to be no more regular gas powered RAV4 and there are no electric RAV4s. It's just one of those regular hybrids. You don't plug it in the whole thing. Now here's the good news. These prices for the RAV4 next year are actually lower than the RAV4 hybrid version this year. So one of the most popular vehicles in all America, maybe even number one, is going to be cheaper in the new model than it is this year. That's unusual and I like that trend. Of course, we still have fully ev, fully electric vehicles coming out with a lot of fanfare. It still happens every single day. And Porsche did that yesterday for the. This is it, the 2026 Cayenne EV. Now this is a very powerful car. It's capable of 1139 horsepower. 1139 horsepower. It goes 0 to 60 in 2.4 seconds. It gets 1106ft foot pounds of torque. Porsche says this may actually be the most powerful consumer vehicle ever. The top end turbo electric. Not as cheap as the RAV4. Yes, you may have guessed it's going to start at $163,000, making it the highest priced Porsche on sale pretty much right now. The standard model. You'll save a lot of money. It'll only be $109,000. But this is an expensive and powerful vehicle, all electric. I don't know how well it's going to sell, but Porsche wants to put its eggs in that electric basket. Let's see how it goes. Hey, the failed management at Stellantis. Which failed management am I talking about? Well, just take your pick. It's been failed management at Stellantis and Chrysler for ever since I was a child. So anyway, all of them. But you know what? They might be worth something in the end. The chairman of Stellantis right now, his name is John Elkin, is publicly pushing back, very publicly on that European Union ridiculous deadline of 2035. Less than 10 years from now for its car companies in Europe to only make Electric vehicles, no more gas powered vehicles. Elkon is among all those CEOs in Europe. Some of them are just dancing around it. They're saying, well, maybe we should delay. And Elkin is probably the most steadfast, strongly pushing back against it. Remember, Stellantis doesn't just own Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge. They own Fiat and Alfa Romeo. They own some big brands in Europe. He is really pushing back on this ridiculous deadline, which is never going to go into effect. It's not going to happen. But at least he has the guts to say so. I have a question for you. Do you ever feel underutilized, underappreciated or just not needed at work? Well, you're probably going to be more needed than the guy I'm going to show you in this video. This shows the safety driver literally falling asleep at the wheel of a robo taxi in the San Francisco area. Now, as you know, these robo taxis made by Tesla are fully autonomous. There doesn't really need to be a safety driver there. This is just to calm the fears of the politicians and to shake Tesla down a little bit. Here's I have a little bit of a theory. I think Tesla is very happy that this video is going viral. I think Tesla wants to show the world how unnecessary these safety drivers really are and that's why they're showing you this video. Now this happened again as the Tesla approached an intersection in the Bay area and the warning chime woke, wakes him up. He sort of snaps his head back a little bit there. But you know what? I think Tesla might be happy that this went viral. I'm not saying that they did it on purpose, but this video might just be showing how ridiculous it is that we have to have these safety drivers sitting there. Anyway, that's what you got going on at San Francisco coming up. You didn't think America's colleges and universities, even the ones in red states were going to give up their DEI crusades. You didn't think they were going to do that, did you? I'll have the latest on the effort to secretly break the rules when American Sunrise early edition comes right back.
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Jake Novak
It's Thursday, November 20th. Here are this morning's top stories. A Trump peace plan to end the Russia Ukraine war is reportedly ready to present to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But is he going to accept the terms which include include giving up territory forever and cutting his army in half? I don't know. The Epstein file release process has one key byproduct so far, and that byproduct is absolute buffoonery. Virgin Islands Democrat Stacey Plaskett is one of those buffoons, along with some of her fellow Democrats, defending her close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Oh, and there's been Republican buffoonery too. You can bank on that. And that is why Congress is the last place to you want to go to find out the truth in this scandal or any scandal. But wait, there's more. The House Oversight Committee is demanding that Bill and Hillary Clinton drag themselves before Congress to answer some Epstein related questions. Good luck with that. Of course they won't show up. And threats to jail them like Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon were jailed. They're not going to pan out. You know, they're going to get the Clinton immunity, but we can dream. And there's buffoonery and then there's treason. That video, some Democrats in Congress looking to undermine America's military chain of command is still the talk of the Pentagon, but will it ever be the talk of the Justice Department? These people's homes should be raided. I'll have the latest on this outrage throughout the week. American Sunrise EARLY EDITION continues now. Welcome back to American Sunrise EARLY edition. It's a Thursday. I'm calling out the buffoonery in America. I'm also calling out the chicanery. By the way, these are really good Scrabble words. Buffoonery, chicanery, all those kinds of things for those of you who play. And now I want to get to the chicanery because the colleges are cheating. You know, you're not supposed to cheat on tests and things. Colleges love cheaters, by the way. But anyway, I'm sure you're not surprised to see that anti discrimination laws are still being broken at colleges and universities, even in red states. And all the while that DNI DEI insanity is just being relabeled, repackaged, like a bad Osmond family greatest hits album. Joining us now to discuss some of this and other issues is Alvin Louie. He's the president of something called quote, courage is a Habit. And with that as my inspiration, I'm going to have the courage to first ask you before we get into this DI thing and the chicanery, tell us a little bit of what this Courage is a Habit organization is all about.
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Alvin Louie
Alvin hey, pleasure to meet you, man. So Courage is a Habit really does two things. We help parents understand what's happening in government, K through 12 and public and private schools. And we give the, we give them these beautiful tools. They're very easy to consume because, you know, our target audience is parents of school age children. So they don't have a lot of time and it's easy to consume. But we also give them a call to action. We don't just give them that outrage because we believe that if you create outrage with no outlet, then you create hopelessness. And, and, and parents are not hopeless or helpless. And that's what we really want parents to understand. The second thing that we do, Jake, is that we don't just talk about the brainwashing of children, which is exactly what's happening in, in these schools, but there's also the brainwashing of the parents because if you don't brainwash the parents first, then they get to your kids. And those are the Two things that. That courage is a habit really focuses on.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, listen, I'm all in favor of washing, but not brainwashing. All right, tell us a little bit about what we're seeing in these schools. They're repackaging the di. They're calling us something else. We've seen all these hidden videos of them admitting it. You know, you didn't expect them to actually just end all. I mean, this is like a religion to them. They don't have a real religion. So their religion is leftist politics, socialism, and the obsession with race. Race, Race, race, race, race. Actually, if you're writing a college essay to one of the elite schools, just write the word race 1700 times and you'll get in.
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Alvin Louie
That's it. That's it. So, look, DEI is just a marketing. The real, the root cause of everything that we're seeing here is, is critical race theory, where there's queer theory, or critical race theory is the idea of breaking down children and rebuilding them. Like you said, it's. It's like a religion. But see, the thing is, they're not going to give that up. They've been doing this for about 60 years. You know, you're gonna. They're gonna lose one big election. They're not gonna go, well, everybody. We gave it the old college try, time to pack it up. They're not gonna do that. And so what really gets a lot of people is they think that when states, let's say, pass, some of these states pass the critical race theory bans, they think that's it. Or when President Trump signs an executive order, they go, that's it. Woke is dead. Woke is dead. We've won. And that's that. Because they don't understand actually how all this is getting into both the K through 12 and the colleges. And a lot of it is through mental health. That's what people don't see that goes right under the radar is mental health is social, emotional, learning. And so here's the thing I'm going to give your audience to help them kind of understand how to break this. They always use what we call language contamination. And language contamination is easy to remember. They use your vocabulary, but not your dictionary. So always assume the worst when you're talking about these colleges and schools. So if they change something and they don't use the word inclusion, but they use belonging, or they use resiliency, or they use joy. Don't think of it in. In how you define it. Always ask yourself, okay, what. What through whose lens are they talking about here? Through whose lens are they teaching this value? And that's what language contamination is the usual vocabulary, but not your dictionary.
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Jake Novak
That's an interesting way to put it. And you know, again, I harp on the religious aspect of this. I say this on this program. There is no such thing as a non religious person. You may not be a Christian, a Jew or a Muslim or a Buddhist, but no one lives their life without religious devotion to something. And it's the real fundamentalists you have to worry about. These people are fundamentalist communist, fundamentalist leftists and they absolutely believe in this stuff. And of course, just like a lot of religions, they really harp on the fact that everyone is a sinner and they need to brow beat you. Listen, my religion created that idea. Christianity took the ball with that one and ran with it, of course. Gives us a lot of opportunities to redeem ourselves, I guess. How do you redeem yourself as the sinner of being race criminals if you're white or you're Asian? I mean, it's not a question of minority. I think we should stop using that word because there are minorities that are a lot smaller in this country that don't get that preferential treatment from the universities and from the left. But it is basically, they like to look at us as sinners and saints, don't they? They can't really look at it any other way.
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Alvin Louie
They have to look at it that way because that's how they're training your school counselors and teachers and professors out of these schools. It is very much a religion. So we always think about brainwash as an academic or academic or intellectual brainwashing. And it's not, it's an emotional brainwashing. They are quite literally creating disciples out of your children and there is no redemption. There is no redemption if you're a successful person, whether you're white or Asian or anyone else. You could be black, it doesn't matter. If you're independent and you don't want to depend on government and you believe in having a closed border and that a child can't be born in a wrong body. If you believe in that, there is no redemption for you. The only redemption for you is if you drag yourself down to their level and continue to browbeat yourself. Meaning that you can't leave anything for your children. If you want generational wealth or even just leaving your child just a couple of houses or something so that you, they can, they can benefit from your hard work, that is, that's too much to bear for them. And that's the only way that they're going to allow you to have even the. The illusion of redemption is so that your children are every bit as miserable and unsuccessful and. And sad as they are. Yeah.
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Jake Novak
And I think it's a really great way to look at it also, when you're responding to this. Some of the times I say this to people. I'm a member of the oldest surviving religious group in the world, and I gave it the office. Who do you think you're talking to? I know when I hear religious fervor and fundamentalism when I see it. I know it when I see it. I gave it the office. I don't need to join your new group. And I know what you're going through. It's as simple as that. I mean, really. And Christians should say that. Christians and Jews should both say that we know what this is, and good luck with that. Our religions have better food and better holidays. When the secularists have a really good Christmas or a really good Passover Seder, give me a call, because if the food isn't there, I'm not coming. That's really the way it goes. I have to also ask you, I don't know if you know my friend. He's also a legal scholar. His name is Professor David Bernstein. He's written a lot of books about exactly how this goes. Lately he's been talking about something really interesting about how legal experts are telling the presidents of these cheating universities that they can win in court, which is a big difference, because what they've been telling them for years before this is, you'll get away with it. It's not entirely kosher, but you'll get away with it. And so now I think we could see some more court cases that actually do get these schools in trouble.
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Alvin Louie
No, it's fantastic. And this is what we have to do. You know, we really have to stop playing defense and stay on offense. And whether. Whatever profession you are, you have to make sure that in your industry that you reject all this inclusive language. And one of the things that we talk about encourage is a habit a lot, every single day actually is rejecting inclusion and embrace exclusion. Because inclusion, it's a. It's a Trojan horse. The good life is about exclusion, Especially if you're a parent. Especially if you're a parent. For sure, you're. You're being a good parent is about exclusion. But whether you're in a company, whatever the case may be, don't ever let anybody fool you into believing that inclusive language is just being kind. It's just another Way to take advantage of your kindness and your, and your empathy. If you think about it, nothing in our life is inclusive other than the people who live under our roof, our immediate family, like, oh, Jake, I love you. I love watching your show. I can't just waltz into your studio and sit down and say, hey, what's up? Without being invited. Life is about exclusion. And we really have to remember, bring that back and have people remember that a good life really is about embracing exclusion. And so when you're staying on offense, when you're rejecting inclusive language instead of saying, I'm not a racist, my best friend's black or my cousin's gay, stop saying that. Stop doing that nonsense because that's his defense. Always stay on offense. And that's when we're going to start winning things.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, you're going to live a lot a longer and happier life. And so will your kidneys, pancreas and liver if you exclude the Twinkies and the old Milwaukee. Alvin Louie Cord, courage is a habit. I really appreciate your coming. Listen, we want to keep checking in with you. I hope you'll be a regular guest on this program because we really do need some captains to lead us in these culture wars. I really don't want to be at war with anyone, but they started it. And I can't live with secular, secularist, religious fundamentalists. I love when secularists. Secularists are actually the most religious people I know. I know people who are super religious Christians and Jews who can't even come close to the religious fundamentalism of these secularists on colleges. So in colleges and things like that. So. Alvin, thanks.
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Alvin Louie
I'd be happy to be back. And look, you may not care about politics out there, but the politics will care about your children and your life.
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Jake Novak
That's right. That's right. They're interested in you. And you got to be ready and you got to make sure your kids are ready to go out into the world. You can't just say, well, I won't send them to the particular. You know, you got to give them the tools to fight back. All right, coming up, here's an equation a lot of you understand. Higher housing costs equals fewer children. It's true. David Brody and I have the proof. When American Sunrise early edition comes right back.
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Jake Novak
It's a live look at St. Louis, Missouri. My sister lived there for a while. She went to law school there, got married there, ended up moving to Chicago with her husband and family. But there you go, the gateway to the west. St. Louis is a very different town than it was in the 50s and the 60s. I guess you could say that about every city, but boy, St. Louis is really different. It is no longer a shoe capital. Used to be the shoe capital of America, obviously the beer capital. All those things have changed. Anheuser Busch is owned by a foreign company. That should tell you all you need to know. Welcome back to America's Sunrise early Edition. I'm Jake Novak. It is a Thursday. This is interesting. A new study shows that cities with the most rent control and so called housing protections have the highest housing costs. Okay, that you knew already. You know that these rules just make it worse. And the cities with the highest housing costs also have child populations that are falling off the charts. Duh. If it's expensive to live in a home or an apartment that's big enough for kids, then who needs birth control? Meanwhile, the red states, mostly red states that don't have those housing protections and those laws supposedly making things more expensive, it's cheaper and they have more children. DAVID Brody FATHER OF SOME children, it didn't matter how big the house was. This, this to me is actually all kidding aside, one of the reasons why I'm so concerned about housing in America is not just because of economy. It's not all dollars and cents with me. It's not about that. It's about the fact that it really does cause a lot of chaos in the family. It's a war on the family. When you have cities and places like that that make it so hard to buy an affordable home because they end up having the government control it, it's not just something that makes things difficult for poor people. It makes things difficult even for some wealthier people to have more than one child or have a child at all. And that is an attack on our civilization. It really is.
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David Brody
Well, so I'm glad you're bringing it up in the context of family. And I say the context of family, it should just be family, right? I mean, families live, last time I checked, in homes and in apartments. So here's the thing. A lot of times we get into the business aspect of it, right? Anti growth policies, and we talk zoning ordinances by the liberals in these crazy states and all of the permitting that you have to go through and all the environmental checks that you have to go through. And we're like, oh, those liberals, those Marxists, those, hold on, they're all affecting the family. And it gets right into exactly what you're talking about here, which is why in the world would anybody want to live or, excuse me, bring folks into this world at this point if they're, if they can barely afford a one bedroom or a studio apartment by themselves, as you say. But it's all because of those type of things that I just listed. And so a lot of times we do get focused too much on the business aspect of it or the ideological aspect of it, which is all true, but maybe we need to, as conservatives, refocus our focus on families instead. So I think you're bringing up a very legitimate point here, Jake.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I'd like our audience to do a little exercise with me for the next couple of days. Just in your daily walking around or going to work or just look at all the things that are really hostile to parents or potential parents that are out there. Is it some of the Laws and rules that are out there. Is it literally just going to the grocery store? That used to be my chore. When my kids were little, I would take them to the grocery store and it's like an attack on the parents. You get there and they have everything at the eye level of the kid to make it a really unpleasant experience to go there. Things like that. It's just incredible. I just find it over and over again to be that way. And the constant brow beating of parents. You're constantly told, this is the way you have to have your car seat. Look, of course I'm in favor of car seat safety, don't get me wrong. But this is the way you have to do this. The stroller has to be that when you, when your kid grows out of the crib, you can't resell it because it might have been recall, you got to do it just becomes a huge burden and it makes you feel guilty. And of course, and I haven't even touched on the whole environmental thing that you're a sinner if you have a child because of course, we humans are ruining the beloved mother Earth.
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David Brody
Well, let me give you 10 seconds on a separate but related issue. On the pro life issue, look at the conservative states and cities. You'll see children under 5 much more populous in those type of cities than in the major metropolitan cities controlled by liberals that have abortion. Anytime you want something to think about for children under five.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, and put those children under five to work so they can earn their keep. No, just kidding. Anyway, I'll see you tomorrow. American Sunrise.
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Jake Novak
And I'm Travis Holloway. Welcome to the wealthbreak podcast, a real conversation about finance. Let's be honest, building wealth doesn't look the same for everyone.
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A cycle and that we might have to revisit that and we're not stopping at success stories.
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