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Ahead on American Sunrise Early Edition, the video has now been released of a Ukrainian refugee just looking to live safely here in the US Being murdered in complete cold blood on a commuter train in North Carolina. This happened in August, but it was suppressed and now politicians are sort of talking about it. We'll talk about it here. Hundreds of South Korean Hyundai plant workers here in America illegally have learned their fate. But will the foreign corporations setting up operations in the US Learn their lesson? Speaking of illegal aliens, the city of Chicago is reportedly bracing for a big ice raid, but who is worried? Exactly. And if it's just the illegal aliens, why is that bad? Mayor Johnson and Governor Pritzker, Russia hits Ukraine with another significant drone strike right in Kiev. Will President Trump respond with new sanctions? And this woman became just about the most unpopular person in America over the weekend. But is she just a one off case or is she indicative? There she is in her hoodie. Is she indicative of a growing national problem? American Sunrise EARLY EDITION begins now. Welcome to American SUNRISE EARLY edition, the.
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American SUNRISE EARLY EDITION with your host.
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Jake Novak
Hi, I'm Jake Novak. Welcome to AMERICAN SUNRISE EARLY edition. Getting started with the new week here on a Monday and a lot of news over the weekend, including some breaking news just in the last couple of hours. There was a terrorist bus attack against people in a Jerusalem bus in Israel. And that shoot those shooters did apparently kill four people, but it would have been much worse. You know what I'm about to say an armed young student, a young yeshiva student who was just trained and given his gun license a year ago, helped neutralize at least one of the attackers, one of the terrorists. So that's a breaking story out this morning. Ambassador Mike Huckabee already talking about it on social media. So I'm following that for you. But we have a lot of other things going on over the weekend. Joining me now to help me with all of it is Daily Signal columnist Jared Stepman. And Jared, this is actually a story and people might be wondering why. Why are we talking about a murder that actually happened last month? Well, because the story we're about to tell you, a Ukrainian refugee, 23 year old woman, Irina Zarutska, was on a commuter light rail train in Charlotte and murdered. We really hadn't heard about this story. There was no real talk about it pretty much. But the surveillance video came out of this horrific murder. The politicians, including the mayor of Charlotte, and I'll talk about that in a second after I get your first response. Finally had to comment about it. And Jared, of course, this comes as the discussion about crime in our cities, crimes on our streets and on our public transportation is so much at the forefront of this country because of what President Trump is is doing in Washington, D.C. what he's apparently planning on doing in Chicago. Jarrett, we can't get the truth about crime in this country if the mainstream media is going to continue to suppress stories like this when the perpetrators aren't who they want the perpetrators to be. In other words, if it isn't a white male, preferably a Trump supporter, they're not interested in covering crime. Well, most crimes are not committed by white male Trump supporters. So I guess they're not going to tell us about crime, are they, Jared?
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Jared Stetman
Yeah, absolutely not. And I think that a big reason why they don't like the story is because it fits very much the warnings about the problem with crime in America, which most crime in America, especially violent crime, is committed by a small number of individuals who oftentimes have a very, very long rap sheet, like this individual did. He's been in and out of jail since he was underage through his 20s. This is a man who had just been arrested the previous month. Very clearly this is an individual who is not being reformed by the system. And yet he was out on the street. He was out. Maybe he was mentally ill, maybe he was simply evil. But the fact is the reality is he should not have been with the general population. And because of that, an innocent person is dead. And I think that it sparks a national conversation about crime and how this has become a major problem perpetrated by, again, a small number of people who have not been dealt with, who should be being dealt with by the criminal justice system. Instead, they're out in our streets.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. And we can't have the conversation if most of the news media, which still sadly is watched by about half the country, isn't reporting on it at all. And these people, it's like talking to people in an alternate reality. They just don't see these stories. Survey after survey has been done. And the people who watch will what some people might call alternative news media, right wing news media, I like to just call it an honest news media. That's what we're doing on this program, are almost always more informed. Like we know all the stories that the left's talking about, but we also know our stories. They don't know our stories. And this shouldn't be our story. This is everyone's story. So that's one aspect of it. But it's also the politicians. And Jared, I don't think the politicians literally want to fight crime. It's almost like it's combination of laziness and. And an anti American sentiment among them. Because the mayor of Charlotte finally did speak out about this on Saturday. Her name is Vi Miles. And she said, first of all, she made no condolence statement to the family of the victim, unbelievably. And then she said, by the way, this whole story proves that we can't arrest ourselves out of issues. You can arrest yourself out of an issue if you also convict the person you arrest and put them in jail for lengthy jail times for violent crime. You should spend a long time behind bars, Simply put. And he never did, did he?
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Jared Stetman
No, he didn't. In fact, the way the mayor talked about this issue in general, the statement she put out that this was heartbreaking. And frankly, I was enraged when I saw this. I didn't see this as a tragedy like somebody getting hit by a bus. This was something that's enraging. This is a deep injustice. These are the kind of injustices that our leaders and politicians should be looking to stop. I think, unfortunately, there's now a massive industry built up, criminal justice reform that has unfortunately just turned into a large jailbreak in this country. And now you have a lot of big cities around America, and not just big cities, a lot of smaller cities too, in which there are a lot of bad people who should never have been on the streets. Look, I've been on the subway, I've been on the metro. I've been in situations where I've been nervous about people who are acting bizarrely. Yes, in many cases they don't commit murder, but in some cases they do. Like this one. It's a situation a lot of people have felt their own personal fear. It's why the politicians, I don't think, can hide from this crime issue. A lot of Americans have seen this. They're fed up. And this video just doubles down. It makes us enraged because this is something that could have happened in our city.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. And by the way, we've seen this before. It started in the late 1950s, early 60s, at least. I can tell you it happened here in New York City. And let me tell you what the next step is, Jared. The next step is that the mainstream news media and the establishment politicians will start to blame people like you and me and, and basically say we don't care about crime and that's why it's too hard for them to fight it. That's what led to one of the biggest lies in American history. The Kitty genovese Murder in 1965 in New York City when the New York Times ran a story about how no one went to help her and everyone just closed their windows. Not true. People did run to help her. It was a lie. And the reporter who reported it towards his death, almost before he died, talked about how that he lied about it. Jared, let's talk about another story that, that the mainstream media is not covering very much, just a little bit. And that is what happened at that Hyundai battery plant in Georgia last week. An ICE raid netted about 400 illegal aliens working there. Listen, Jarrett, we love to have the foreign investment in this country. If they're going to respond to tariffs by setting up plants here to sell us the products that we're buying and propping up their companies, that's fine. But if they're going to bring in hundreds of their own employees, that's not so fine. That means they're not really making American jobs. But at least, at least, at least, Jared, if you're going to bring in hundreds of your own people for imported labor, at least get their paperwork right. Apparently, hundreds of these workers were completely illegal and they're not even bothering to do that. Do you think that some of these foreign companies are going to learn their lesson now that they can't kind of scam us in this way?
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Jared Stetman
Yeah, I really hope they are. It's hard to believe that a multi billion dollar corporation like Hyundai would have made this mistake with all these people and they were stuffing them into very tiny housing facilities. Frankly, it does seem like it very intentional on that part. They've gotten away with this. I wonder how many other companies have gotten away with this as well. It sounds like there are people in the local community that understood that something was happening here and bad on Hyundai and it's very unfortunate. I mean, this is a company that certainly the United States would like to work with that South Korea has been, is going to be a major help in rebooting the US Shipbuilding program. But this is not the way to do it. And this is, frankly, this hurts relations between the companies, the countries. And President Trump I think said on True Social said, look, I mean we welcome this into our country, but you have to do this legally. We have to be hiring American workers, training American workers. This is why we're doing these projects. Hyundai didn't follow that. And I think the story will serve, I hope as an example to the other companies maybe that have been doing things shady and illegally and undermining our immigration laws. Because that's what this is about.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean you want to bring in some of your homegrown managers or some of the people who really know how to use the machinery. If that's the situation, I get it. But again, first of all, make sure they're here legally. And you can't claim that you're doing something for the American economy and bringing in jobs if you're literally just going to bring in which and God knows what those people were getting paid for all I know they were getting paid less than minimum wage. As you said, they're being shoved into small housing facilities. This just is not the kind of thing we would want even if it weren't about American jobs. We wouldn't want a bunch of underpaid people coming in and living in God knows what kind of conditions. It's really not what we're looking for. It's just amazing how these companies will go that far out of their way simply not to hire Americans. It's just really unfortunate. Finally, Jared, you have a new piece out in the Daily Signal about how so called national Conservatism has changed the right in America. Can you tell us a little bit more about what that's all about?
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Jared Stetman
Yeah, this comes from. I just attended the National Conservatism conference over the last week, which was an excellent conference. I think it really changed the mindset of how a lot of conservatives think about politics being more engaged and going after especially institutions that the left has controlled. And I think that has been one of the biggest message of this conference, is to not simply surrender these institutions. The left has made its long march through history. The right needs to think institutionally. I think it has done, especially in terms of higher education America, instead of continuing the gravy train and funding these institutions, pulling that support. And we've seen that under President Donald Trump, something that no Republican has done in the past. Now we're actually seeing that. And I think that is one of the reasons why the left right now is on the run, because these institutions that they control, that they've used to control American society, they've controlled American media, are no longer doing their bidding because they're losing their funding, they're losing their power. And so I think that change has been a very positive one on the right. And I think it's led to a lot of successes, certainly of this administration. Of course, President Donald Trump, who wants to do things differently, and he certainly has in his second term.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, no sacred cows, especially if they've already been tainted by leftist activism. I'd love to leave the politics out of the universities. I'd love to leave it out of entertainment. But the left has politicized it for so long that it needs to be fumigated or at least put back on a level playing field. And people need to understand. No sacred cows. And I hope that that continues to be again, politely and peacefully, but I hope that that continues to be a focus of national conservatism. Jared Stetman from the Daily Signal, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you and have a great week.
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Jared Stetman
Thank you very much.
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Jake Novak
Appreciate.
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Jake Novak
Well, that's a beautiful morning in Baltimore, Maryland. But the people in Baltimore are definitely not having a beautiful morning after that stunning loss last night by the Baltimore Ravens. They had that game completely under their control and somehow the Buffalo Bills beat them. That game was played in Buffalo, but I think the water you're seeing in the foreground of that shot of the tears of the people of Baltimore. Hi, I'm Jake Novak. Welcome back to American Sunrise Early Edition. Again, thank you so much to the folks watching us on all the different media platforms on Rumble and on X, all those great platforms on Substack by the way, as well live on Substack these days. Hey, there was a lot of sports this weekend I just told you about one of the games, one of the stunning games. But I think that the one highlight or low light from American sports game this weekend was this. This has to be the moment that made the most impact. It was an incident at a Phillies game Friday night. Now, for those of you who have been to baseball games and don't live under a rock, when a ball is hit into the stands, it's fair game, it's on the ground, it's on a chair. You grab it, you know, you're not supposed to grab it out of someone else's hands, like force it out of their hands. But that's not what happened here. A dad got the ball. Yes, it landed in front of somebody else, but he grabbed it and he gave it to his son. And then this woman walks over to him and berates him about taking the ball. I don't know if this woman had ever been to a baseball game or not. I know she's wearing a Phillies jersey, but apparently she doesn't understand the rules and she guilted him into giving him her the ball away from his young son. Now, the Phillies made things right and also the visiting team, the Marlins, they all gave the boy balls and other souvenirs. So that's really nice for him. But this got everyone talking on the Internet starting on Saturday morning all the way through the week. And Emily Finn joins me right now. Real America's Voices contributor Emily, here's my question. Is this, is this woman one of a kind or is there, is this, is she represent a certain breed in this country right now as they say the word Karen's?
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Emily Finn
Yes.
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Jake Novak
And are they, are they multiplying since COVID and things like that?
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Emily Finn
Well, I think she has just been crowned queen of the Karens after this incident at the baseball game. I mean, how ridiculous. The haircut, the glasses, the pointing in the other direction. This is not the first time that this woman has done something like this. You know, she's pulled this at her own kids baseball game before, you know, online with a robot on customer service and sensor food back to a restaurant. This is that breed. This is a Karen. You know, everyone was giving this dad such a hard time for, you know, giving in to the Karen and actually giving her the baseball. But what was he supposed to do? I would have done the same thing, just like wanted to enjoy the game with my kid. But you know, the Internet, I guess that was the karma that this woman needed. You know, they definitely needed ID'd her. They, they tried to, you know, berate her online so that's what you get when you try to take away such a beautiful moment from a kid. I mean, I remember growing up, going to the Detroit Tigers games. That was always the dream, to catch a ball at a game. And so, I don't know. I think this kid has. A lot of people have been sending him presents and giving him a lot of positive recognition. So I think that definitely learned his lesson to not be a Karen one day.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, sometimes, you know, again, they're kind of beating up a little bit on the dad, too, for giving in. But, you know, when you're in. Especially in Philadelphia, when you're in the stands at a ball game, one of the things, sadly, that really kind of lays down the law is. Is kind of the threat of violence. And this guy was a guy, and that was a woman. I would never even hint at the threat of violence if no matter how annoying the woman was being unless she had a weapon. So I really don't know if the dad is at fault here. I think most people are kind of seeing that this is this woman. Apparently she's a school administrator. For people who work in school administration, they're not surprised. I've had a bunch of people tell me who are teachers or people who have worked with school administrators. Again, I don't mean to paint it with a broad brush, but there's just something wrong when somebody like this can do this publicly and have no shame. Again, it wasn't in her hands. It wasn't in the hands of someone else. It was on the ground, and yes, maybe it lands. It's not how it works. I don't. Again, I don't know if this person has ever been to a ball game, but that's not how it works. Emily, did you ever end up catching a ball at a Tiger Stadium? I once went to batting practice at the old Tiger Stadium just so I could get a ball. I didn't get one, but it was kind of cool.
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Emily Finn
Oh, batting practice. I'm sure that was cool. No, never did get to catch a ball, but I did hit a home run once when I was in fourth grade. My dad was the first base coach. And I just remember jogging down to first, you know, like, didn't really take sports that seriously. And he was like, no, let's go, let's run. So that was my. I don't know, my claim to baseball fame. I did hit a home run once, but, man, I guess that this Karen probably would have ran out to the outfield and grabbed the ball and said, no, it's mine. Just a sad situation. And I think the, you know, the shame that she is getting on the Internet right now is definitely justified. I mean, once you look at this video back again, this dad is so proud to be giving the ball to his son and she taps him on the shoulder just to completely ruin the moment. Definitely deserves some shame for the way that she behaved.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, don't be like that woman. And I want an autograph of that ball that you hit for home run, Emily. All right, Emily, thank you so much for joining us. We'll see you in the 9 to 10am hours. Thank you.
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Emily Finn
Thanks, Jake. Always fun.
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Jake Novak
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Jake Novak
It's a live look at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. If you see that woman trying to get the baseball, let me know. Just kidding. They're happy in Philly right now. Their baseball team is in first place, their football team won a nice game last a couple days ago. There you go. Let's take a look where the markets are reading in today and see if that brings a smile to your face. Looks like a nice open for the Nasdaq and the S P500. Modest higher opening on the Dow stocks fell on Friday. We'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. Crude oil is up, but it's still only at $63 a barrel. You can see it got under 62 just over the weekend. So we're really still very cheap on oil. Let's take a look at Bitcoin, see if it's moving. And it is just a little bit at just below 112,000. Hey, the markets are now more worried than they've been in a little while about the state of the economy. That was because of the August jobs report. For those of you who missed it on Friday, jobs report showed only 22,000 net new jobs created in August. Also the June number was revised down to a negative number. A lot of people talking about how this is again more proof that the Fed took too long to cut interest rates. When companies have to spend more money to borrow money because interest rates are high, that's less money for them to use and go and hire people and to expand their businesses. President Trump very angry at the Fed when that jobs report came out. But of course the silver lining is that now the belief that the Fed will cut interest rates later this month, September 17th and 18th to be exact, is much higher. There's another bit of silver lining to all of this I want to talk about and that is mortgage rates. Mortgage rates, as I said about 9 o' clock a little bit after the jobs were came out, I predicted that mortgage rates would really drop on Friday. Boy, did they ever. They had their biggest one day drop in quite some time. The now 30 year mortgage average, the average for a 30 year mortgage is now down to 6.29%. Remember, we were way up near about 7% just a couple of months ago. And as I've been saying on this program for a number of months, if we can just get that 30 year average below 6%, even if it's 5.99, it'll be such a psychological green light for home buyers and home sellers. It will really help the economy because not only will homes be sold, but people will go to Home Depot and Lowe's and other places like that to do their home improvements and things like that. It has a huge, huge impact on the Economy. I'm keeping my fingers crossed about that. Okay, all of you Amazon prime family members, you know who you are, the ones who are related to someone who pays for Amazon prime, but you get on their little family plan and you get free delivery also. Well, those days are about to end. Amazon is calling quits to that policy. The good news is, though, if you were on one of those plans, a family member who was paying, and you were one of their invitees, you will be able to get Amazon prime for less than $15 for a whole year. For your first year. That's a pretty good deal. Amazon trying to crack down on this. Remember when Netflix did this a little while back when they stopped all the people who were sharing passwords? Netflix survived. More. More than just survive. They're doing very well. So Amazon trying to copy that model. Let's see if it works. That's their plan right now. So get all your free stuff while you can. Okay, Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. This is Moving America. Sponsored by Artillery Tea Company. Artilleryteaco.com use promo code LIBERTY for 20% off your order. ArtilleryTea is all natural, whole leaf. The tea bags are chemical free, and each teabag can be used twice. 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That makes no sense to me, but that's exactly what's going on. Looks like things have changed. Now, the defendants each face a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. But, but, but if they are found to have strong terrorist ties, like it's very likely in this case, their penalties could get a lot worse. Again, this is a major, major part of crime in America. Also not reported by the mainstream media, but if you want to do a little bit of a search online, you can do Operation Cassandra. That was the name of the operation the FBI was doing, trying to crack down on this years ago. And then President Obama made them stop. This has not ended. This is a big way that terrorists get funding. It's not all oil money. It's not all rich billionaires giving them money overseas. It's also stuff like this. Our property being stolen in America being shipped overseas to fund terrorism, and they like stealing cars. All right, well, at least he's going out on a high note. I'm talking about Japanese Prime Minister Shibaru Ueshiba. He is stepping down. He's announcing he's gonna be stepping down any day now. Now, this is because his party was wallops in a parliamentary election that was actually last year, and he promised to make some changes. Ever since then, he and his government have been what they call like a minority government where they work together with some other parties. It's been known that he's been a lame duck ever since, but give him credit. He wanted to do something major before he stepped down, and that was apparently negotiating this deal with the Trump administration for 15% tariffs going both ways on Japanese cars that are sent to the US And US Cars that are sent to Japan. It was actually a very big deal. So he got that done. And that's a big sigh of relief for a lot of Japanese automakers, car dealers here in this country. So Sheba gets that done, and now he's going to step down. We'll see who takes his place. Well, you know, it's been a rough year for Tesla. I don't have to tell you that their sales are down all over the world. But speaking of Japan, Tesla is about to make a very big clear a very big hurdle in Japan. Tesla is about to become the number one EV seller in Japan. It's extremely unusual. They're gonna eclipse Nissan. Nissan and the Nissan Leaf have been number one with evs in Japan by far for a very long time. But Tesla is about to outsell them in Japan. That's a very, very big deal. It's a big deal in any foreign, non Japanese company in Japan for cars and trucks outsells a Japanese company, that's very, very rare. But it's super rare. Considering the fact that Nissan was such an innovator with the Leaf, this is a very big deal. Hey, maybe it's because politics in Japan aren't that centered around Elon Musk. We know that Europeans hate Elon Musk because He was aligned with the Trump administration. I don't think the Japanese care as much about that. And so that might be why the Tesla's selling better there. We'll see. A36. This is a story you're not going to believe. A 36 year old Canadian man is suing nine people who he says beat him up last year. Okay, that's not that unusual. Someone beats you up, you want to sue them. I get it. But here's the rest of the story. Those nine people were beating him up when they caught him stealing one of their cars in the parking lot of the store where they all worked. Now what's he suing them for? He's suing them for the fact that he can't get work because of his injuries. Apparently, his work was being a thief. He's been arrested dozens of times for stealing over a million dollars worth of merchandise in his life. This is a thief who got beaten up by people stopping him from stealing a car. And now he's suing those people. I don't know if this could ever happen in America. Wouldn't surprise me. Right now. It's happening in Canada and Winnipeg. Unbelievable story. And because it is Canada, I wouldn't be surprised as the judge finds in favor of this career criminal. I'll keep an eye on this story as it develops. Unbelievable. All right, coming up, what did we really learn from those Senate hearings with RFK Jr did we learn anything? And what about Florida's move recently to get rid of all vaccine mandates? I'm going to ask a former Trump administration health official when we come right back here on American Sunrise, Early Edition. And later. Later, David Brody and I will discuss that big story that the mainstream media refuses to discuss. That Ukrainian refugee murdered in cold blood on this video on a Charlotte light rail train. It's all part of the sequestration, this suppression of crime news in America. I'll be right back. American Sunrise early Edition continues.
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Jake Novak
It's Monday, September 8th. Here are this morning's top stories. It's the video. It's now been released as a video so many have finally seen of a Ukrainian refugee just looking to live her life peacefully here in the US Being murdered in complete cold blood on a commuter train by a career criminal in North Carolina. And and still the mainstream media hasn't even reported it. We will. Hundreds of South Korean Hyundai plant workers here in America illegally have learned their fate. They're going back home. But will the foreign corporations who are setting up operations in the US Learn their lesson? Speaking of illegal aliens, the city of Chicago is reportedly bracing for a big ice raid. But who exactly is is worried? And if it's just the illegal aliens, why is that a bad thing? And this woman became just about the most unpopular person in America over the weekend. But is she just a one off case or indicative of a growing national problem? American Sunrise EARLY EDITION continues now. Welcome back to American Sunrise. EARLY EDITION is a Monday special. Thank you to all of you who are joining us on all the very on the myriad social media platforms where you can watch and comment on that show, live platforms like X Substack, Rumble, you know who you are. Thank you so much for joining us. Also joining us right now is Trump administration or former Trump administration health official David Mansdorfer. He was the assistant, he was the deputy assistant secretary of health. And Sir David, I have to ask you before I get to Florida and all those things about vaccine policies, I wanna get your reaction to something that President Trump posted last week, which I think was really incredibly unique in American history. He posted this long post about how he was asking an open question, I think he was asking an open and honest question about the efficacy and the legitimacy of the COVID vaccines, basically saying he thought that there was something being good done to this country when he helped to fast track its development. But he wants to know really, really, really what its effects were. I don't think we've ever had a president or even really a big time politician talk about how he wants to get to the bottom of something when they also don't say, hey, here's exactly what it was. In other words, they don't really want to get to the bottom of it. They just want us to get to their conclusion. I honestly think here that President Trump wants to find out and he looks, he, along with the rest of us, wants to get the real, real evidence. I find this to be very unique. Do you have confidence that we will get the real story eventually? Yes.
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David Mansdorfer
I think President Trump and Secretary Kennedy actually want to follow the science and actually look for the real outcomes. That we didn't know the data, we didn't know we were misled so many times during COVID that I think President Trump is really what's doing what's best for the American people and asking an open ended question which allows you to follow the data and follow the science, I think is an incredible move by the President to get to the heart of the issue.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, look, there's the idea that everybody. I think, I think that's one of the biggest things that's always bothered me. Excuse me. Since I don't have Covid. It's always bothered me since the beginning of this story is that everyone seems to know for sure exactly everything. Oh, I know this. I know the vaccines are great, or I know the vaccines are completely. I mean, honestly, we need to have more evidence before we know for sure. It's the people walking around who was telling us, especially at the beginning of the pandemic, that they knew exactly what kind of mask to wear and that we were evil if we didn't or, and on and on down the line. It's the know it all factor that really, really bothered me. And that was why I was so encouraged by President Trump. Certainly not a shy person, certainly not someone who kicks himself and things like that. But for him to admit that he doesn't know something and wants to find out, I hope that more people, I mean, if President Trump can do it, I don't see why more people can't do it. I would like everyone watching and everyone who is, especially on the left is telling us everything that they think they know. Why don't you have a little humility? The President does in this case. You might want to try it. I mean, is this something that, I mean, could you. Were you also kind of taken aback by everyone who was, even if they were scientists going outside of all their careers, training and deciding that they just knew. Oh, by the way, you can't get Covid if you go to a George Floyd riot, but you can if you, if you Go to a grocery store or church.
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David Mansdorfer
Well, we all know that public health has become a group think religion when it comes to how we. How they drive their ideology against the people. And so it doesn't surprise me whatsoever that we were misled a number of times during COVID But what's exciting to me is that we have a president and we have a secretary that are willing to challenge and disrupt the status quo of public health. And we've seen that. We saw that on Capitol Hill last week, and we continue to see that in all of their actions in Washington.
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Jake Novak
D.C. yeah, let's talk about that. I'm talking to David Mansdorf. For a former Trump administration health official. We're also in the midst of a CDC and health department revolt of sorts of against Secretary Kennedy. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. What's happening here exactly? Why are they revolting against him?
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David Mansdorfer
Well, he is upsetting the status quo. CDC has been in long need of reform. In fact, both parties have tried to reform CDC a number of times, and it's never really stuck. This time, we have a disruptor in chief in the president and a disruptor in Secretary Kennedy. They are actually getting to the root cause of many of the systemic difficulties that CDC has faced over the last few decades. So what we're seeing is we're seeing natural pushback from folks that were way too comfortable in an organization that needed serious reform.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, the pushback on RK Jr last week, there was so much of it. But I think that this one exchange really said it all. We know that there was that contentious hearing in the Senate committee, and that was on Thursday. There was a lot of grandstanding. But again, I think this was one exchange with a senator from Minnesota who simply decided to misquote Kennedy and run with it really is indicative of what we're dealing with in America. Check it out. In the days after the tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in my home state of Minnesota, you went on Fox News blaming school shootings on antidepressants. You have no evidence of that because you have no evidence of a connection. And you want to talk. I didn't. You're just saying something. You're just making stuff up. You know, this is what you say, right, Secretary Kennedy, when someone presents you with information that does not fit. I did not blame that shooting. I have no idea whether. I have no idea. And I would. I never said that. You're making it up. I twisting. Yeah, you are. Secretary, you are being dishonest right now. You want to talk about mental health and gun Violence country. If you want to talk about mental health and gun violence in this country, we should be talking about that, because that's what the parents talk to. You don't want to talk. You want to harangue, and you want to politically, you want to have partisan politics. That is, I want to actually solve these problems. David mansour, for what RFK Jr. Said, by the way, what he really said was that he wanted to look into the effects of antidepressant drugs and cdc, see if. If they may have played a role not only in this shooting and that shooting, but in other shootings and other incidents across the country. That's what he said. We can't improve our healthcare in this country or get to the bottom of what drugs are doing. If we're gonna have people, senators of states where there was a shoot, I mean, you would think this woman would want to be a little bit more sensitive because there were people in her own state, her own constituencies who are still constituents, who are still mourning the shooting, and she's decided to deliberately misquote him. I mean, it's very easy. Anyone can go to the tape and see that he didn't say this was because of antidepressants. And yet she did it anyway because the mainstream media is not going to take her to task. The New York Times is going to say, hey, the senator lied. She shouldn't have done that. So they feel emboldened to do almost anything.
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David Mansdorfer
Yeah, there's a significant double standard when it comes to what this administration says versus what the last administration says. And what's interesting about that is, yes, there's actually a lot of data and evidence out there that SSRI over prescription is a really difficult and thing in America. But what Secretary Kennedy said and has continued to do is try to drive to the heart of why we are seeing many of these issues. And so when you see exchanges like this on Capitol Hill, you're absolutely right. It's not about the issues. It's about the politics behind it. Because, again, you look at it, they don't want Secretary Kennedy reforming there. They don't like Secretary Kennedy taking on the public employee unions at hhs. So what they're doing is trying to make light of every specific and little issue that they possibly can, even to the point where they're making stuff up.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, just. That's. That's. That's a tough one. I mean, so close to the shooting to just blatantly lie like that. Okay, David Masler, let's get to the heart of the matter here. This major issue in Florida, where the Surgeon General of Florida decided to say last week that Florida is going to get rid of all vaccine mandates, including for school children. Even President Trump talking about how maybe he's not so sure about this. I wonder what your take on this is. Is this being portrayed correctly? Because as I understand it, actually the Surgeon General of Florida can't do this unilaterally. Apparently, the local communities have to each one by one go for this. But nevertheless, is this something that is mandated, you think? Or are you going to be like President Trump and openly say, hey, I'm not so sure. Let's get the data. How do you feel about this?
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David Mansdorfer
Well, one of the things that I do appreciate, what the secretary, the Surgeon General of Florida is doing is that he is trying to restore trust in public health. Now, we have seen a significant increase in distrust since COVID That's absolutely right. But when it comes to the childhood immunization schedule, there are vaccines that work. And I do side with President Trump that there are things that are public health and evidence based. But what is being done in Florida is also helping swing the pendulum back to informed consents and actually requiring patients to have conversations with their doctors about the different things that they are giving to their kids and even receiving themselves. So I figure I'm somewhere in the middle of this because, one, I see complete value in what the Surgeon General in Florida is doing because I do think it is a step to start to restore public health. But I also very much agree with the president that there's a lot of evidence that many of these vaccines actually do work. But what we don't know is we've seen a significant increase in the number of vaccines given to children over the last two decades. Do they all work? Do they all work together? There's a lot of data that I think Secretary Kennedy is actually going to look at that will determine what the answer to that question is.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. And that explosion in the number of vaccines correlates with an explosion or an increase in the legal immunity of the companies that make them. That doesn't sound like a good correlation. Don't want a bunch of tort lawyers suing companies every left and right all the time. But it does seem like the legal immunity to some of these vaccine makers went a little too far. And that there's never been a time in human history when someone says, hey, we're going to let you do whatever you want. And everyone just does better when they're told that it's kind of like tenure. It's basically, it's not the greatest thing. We need to re examine some of this stuff without telling everyone to do nothing or to do everything. David Mansdorfer, thank you so much for joining us. Have a great rest of your week.
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Jared Stetman
Thank you.
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Jake Novak
Coming up, David Brody and I will talk about what I consider to be the top story in America today. The Sickening 2 tiered media rules for covering stories, especially crimes, and why it's more dangerous than you think. American Sunrise early edition. We'll be right back.
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Jake Novak
There's a last shot of New York City this morning. No, we still don't have good pro football teams. Both the Giants and the jets lost, although I think the jets played pretty well. But there are no moral victories. There's also no morality in the news media, the mainstream news media. The murder of a Ukrainian woman in North Carolina and the mainstream media's complete suppression of the story. Well, they might not be able to suppress it anymore. They'll try. Now this murder actually happened last month, but we've got the video of it, the surveillance video. It does stop before the stabbing starts. This man sitting behind this Ukrainian woman, 23 year old war refugee. The video is gonna stop before you actually see her. There, you see it freezes. But he starts to stab her repeatedly. The video came out and so finally people had to talk about it, at least in Charlotte. This was on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina. The mayor talked about it finally, but nothing yet from the mainstream news media. And David Brody joins us now. Now that would be an outrage in and of itself, but remember Daniel Penny and how the news media tried to demonize him for saving, you know, God knows how many lives on a subway from someone who was being very violent. And that, that was a huge story. They decided to make him a villain, but no reporting on the story from them. Even today people keep searching the New York Times and other and other media outlets, cnn, msnbc, nothing, abc, CBS News, nothing. And I think it's basically making up, making us, bringing us to this place here in America where President Trump talking about cracking down on crime. Of course, the troops in the streets in D.C. you know, they think they're having a debate about this. You can't have a debate, David, if they're gonna suppress God knows how many other stories like this they're suppressing.
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David Brody
Yeah. So here's the thing, right? There's a template for all of this, a media template. And this doesn't fit the media template. It's just that simple. And what's the template exactly? Well, the template has to do with the narrative. And the narrative is that President Trump is just this horrible, awful dictator who is bringing in the National Guard to clean up cities, even though there really isn't. It really isn't that bad. Well, that story right there, which should be making national headlines, would go against that narrative. And so, you know, if you inject truth serum into newsrooms around the country, that's exactly what they would tell you. Of course, they won't tell you that, because truth serum, they don't operate in truth serum, but that is the truth. And, Jake, and you know this, and I've been at many morning meetings. It's the old 9am, 9.30am whatever you want to call it, Morning meeting where they talk about the stories of the day. That's where a lot of this media bias starts. Yes, it's in the writing. Yes, it's in the headlines. Yes, it's in the anchors in terms of them putting in their opinions when they should be putting in facts. It's all of that. But what the media bias is really all about, ultimately, at the end of the day, is story selection. And the stories that they actually decide they want to cover and are going to give ink and lift and oxygen to. And this is a great example, really. Exhibit A, if you will.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. I mean, you know, listen. And somebody might say, well, why should they make such a big. And yes, this is a sad story, but they can't make this into a big national story. Yes, they can. They made Trayvon Martin into a national story. They made Kyle Rittenhouse into a national story. They made the boy in the Make America Great Again hat, who was being yelled at by a crazy protester on the march for life into a national story. And on and on down the line. It's a complete. They can do this if they wanted to, and this would be an easy one. We're talking about Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine all the time. This would have been one. I mean, that's. By the way, that's the kicker. They do stuff like this not only to hurt us politically and morally, but it hurts their own ratings. This would have been a ratings grabber for ABC in the New York Times and other places. And they still won't do it. Right. I mean, it's just incredible.
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David Brody
Bias. Bias versus rating. Bias versus rating. You'll go bias every time.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, yeah, it's suicidal. All right, stay with us here on Real America's Voice. You have a great two hours. Coming up with American Sunrise. American Sunrise early edition. We'll be back tomorrow.
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Emily Finn
You want smart political talk without the meltdowns?
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Jake Novak
We got you. And I'm Carol Markowitz. And I'm Mary Kathryn Ham. We've been around the block in media and we're doing things differently. Normally is about real conversations, thoughtful, try to be funny, grounded, and no panic. We'll keep you informed and entertained without ruining your day. Join us every Tuesday and Thursday Normally on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten they called me a masochist.
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Rolled their eyes, or just asked, why Benghazi?
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Jake Novak
The truth became a web of lies from Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Emily Finn
What difference at this point does it make?
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Jake Novak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an iHeart podcast.