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Dr. Gina
This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.
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David Brody
Ahead on American Sunrise, the Epstein files saga continues. Lawmakers say the Justice Department redacted names of men that they believe were linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Congressman Thomas Massie. Also, Ro Khanna, a Democrat, claim they saw the unredacted files and they warn they may reveal those names on the House floor or in a hearing. We're going to delve into all of this. Plus ICE fight. The White House and Democrats look to come to some sort of agreement on homeland Security funding and changes to immigration enforcement before Friday deadline. That'd be Friday the 13th, by the way. So what's the latest proposal from the Trump administration? Missouri Congressman Mark Alford weighing in on that and a whole lot more. And later, Trump and Cuba. Cuban American lawmakers urging President Trump to apply total pressure on the Cuban government as the president works on the art of the deal. Expert analysis ahead. More on American Sunrise. And it all starts right now. Good morning, America.
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Dr. Gina
Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.
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David Brody
Politics. President Trump is joining us live now from Florida. We've got you covered. This is what it looks like to be a patriot. We have to protect the American family.
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Dr. Gina
The American dream is still alive.
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David Brody
I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.
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Dr. Gina
And I'm Dr. Gina.
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David Brody
Good morning.
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Dr. Gina
I'm Dr. Gina. We are live with you from the Palm Beaches. Let's bring in David Brody. He's back and he's in Washington, D.C. and Terrance Bates in our Denver newsroom. Good morning, guys.
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David Brody
Good morning. That he's back, guys, by the way, sounded like Friday the 13th like a Freddy Krueger. I'm.
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Dr. Gina
It was my best impression. I finally wrapped up Stranger Things last night. So I'm in the creepy mode a little bit. Yeah. Not worth it. Not worth it, by the way. But I think we have better news than that.
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David Brody
Yeah, there's a lot of news. David, good to have you back. So I want to start with this time headline which says Ghislaine Maxwell asked for clemency in exchange for testimony that will prove Trump is innocent. She, of course, testified before the House Oversight Committee yesterday, but pleaded the fifth in her testimony. Meantime, lawmakers now have access to unredacted files in the Jeffrey Epstein case. David, to welcome you back, I want to come right to you. It seems to me that Ghislaine Maxwell is willing to say anything at this point just to get out of jail, just to get her sentence commuted. Like, can you trust anything she says? And I'm not again saying that Trump was involved in any way. But she just appears to be willing to say anything. Whatever way the wind blows, she'll go with it in order to try to get out of prison. Well, of course. And here's the other thing. I mean, she has already said that Trump was not involved in any of this. So now she's gonna say, hey, if I tell you this, will you give me clemency? You've already told us it, so I don't understand. Well, you got some more proof? Listen, no. No clemency, no anything for her. And if Trump does this, it's going to be. That's a red line for maga. Sorry, It's a red line for maga. That's the way I see it.
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Dr. Gina
Oh, I definitely agree that that wouldn't sit well with a lot of maga. Sorry. I was thinking through things in my head and I guess you couldn't hear those. The thing about this whole thing is I just never want to talk about the Epstein files in any way, shape or form without discussing how horrible, how horrendous. And anyone who says, I'm sorry, I can't go look at them, I mean, that's fine as long as you are on it every day talking about it. Because every day I force myself just a little bit to watch some of those videos, to read some of those emails. And I remember that it's more horrific than any horror film I've ever seen, than any of the worst sexual exploitation I've ever read. And so this is something that we just cannot let go. And that's just what I want to add to that. Every time we talk about it, I just think we've got to. It's so easy to say. And it's not just because of the victims. Let me say that, too. It's because it started a ring of people that are out there still doing the same horrendous thing. This goes all the way to Satanism and ritualistic awful stuff that we don't discuss on morning shows. But we can't stop talking about it and we can't stop praying about it. And we can't stop fighting for not just the victims from the past, also the victims that are still out there today. We have more sex slavery today than ever before in the history of mankind.
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David Brody
Yeah. And we're going to continue to talk about Congress investigation specifically into the Epstein files throughout the show. But, Dr. Gina, we need some Jesus right now. Please give us our Bible verse.
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Dr. Gina
All right, today is Psalm 32, verse 8. I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go. I will guide you with my eye. Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna say they viewed the unredacted Justice Department Jeffrey Epstein files and found at least six men who appear likely incriminated, but their names were redacted in the public release. Think about why. Lawmakers say one is a high ranking foreign official, another is a prominent individual and they're pressing the DOJ to remove the blackouts. If the Department of Justice doesn't comply, Massie said he could disclose those names on the House floor or in a committee meeting. Let's now bring in Missouri Congressman Mark Alford. Congressman, I don't know how much you've read or seen of the videos. I don't know if you've had a chance to see the unredacted files. But this was a game changer for me in terms of my view on politics, on conspiracy, what I thought were conspiracy theories on just the way business is done in this country and around the world, frankly.
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David Brody
Well, Dr. Gina, thanks for having me on. It's very disturbing. A lot of people don't want to look at these files. I don't blame them. There's a lot of prurient interest in it. But it's really demonstrable about just how evil Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are. Have been had been. And you know, the truth needs to come out. We've been pushing for transparency from the very beginning that the files must be released. I think one of the biggest impediments to all this was I think Attorney General Bondi getting over skis a bit and saying the client list was on my desk. The FBI and DOJ now saying there, there is no client list. They've been saying that for some time and there is no tangible evidence that there was an organized ring getting other men or other individuals in contact with these victims and some survivors who were definitely, I think, done a disservice by how this process has played out. We want the truth. I know Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie are trying to seek that. What they're proposing on to go on the House floor now and read some of the names of the files that they've seen unredacted. I don't know if that is a wise move. These men could be totally innocent. I don't know why those names were redacted. But we do need some answers, I think from the FBI and DOJ on this. Yeah. And this isn't going away at all. I mean, this is just going to continue on for a long time. That's the problem, David. Every social media post, you know, you can put up that something great is happening in America. We can't even talk about our economy because and the boom that we're about to see because of the one big beautiful bill, everything to the detractors anyway, is about Epstein. And we've got to nip that in the bud and put give the victims, survivors some closure to this and the American people some closure and some arrest. Well, exactly. And so my follow up on that, you said nip it in the bud. How do you do it? How does this end? Then once and for all, you mentioned arrest, Gina. So what are you saying, Congressman? Well, when I'm saying, you know, at first they said there were no more files. Okay. It turns out there were, what, 5 million files. They have released 3 million of them to the committees here on Capitol Hill, Oversight and Justice, and they're going through another 2 million files right now trying to redact photographs and names of the survivors. That's going to take a while to get out. We passed the bill last year to say, hey, release all of the files to those on Capitol Hill that need to see them so that we can do our proper oversight and investigation. And it's not that they're slow walking it. They have hundreds of attorneys working on these files. It's not just like you can hire another thousand people to go through these files. That does take time. But I think if there had been a little more transparency from the beginning and honesty from the Justice Department that we could have relayed to the American people, that would have gone a long way in keeping the trust or building the trust that we need to have that the truth is getting out there. So I want to switch gears a little bit and talk about the efforts happening within the House between you and your colleagues to hopefully increase safety of American securities. Excuse me, American Elections Full Committee hearing. This headline from House.gov, full committee hearing Make Elections Great Again, how to Restore Trust and Integrity in Federal elections. It's of course, going to focus on trust in elections and integrity. Can you talk about what's happening and where the focus is? And then kind of as a separate issue, I'd like you to also tell our viewers about some of the work that you're planning in response to the super bowl halftime show. Not necessarily related, but I also want to give you an opportunity to, to sound off on that. Sure. All right. Let's talk about elections. First. Brian Style is doing A great job, a chairman of administration here on Capitol Hill. And this is all part of the, I think the unified effort we have and I think some Democrats are joining in on this is, is election integrity. Right? We want every vote that should be cast legally to be counted. This, the Save America act is, I think, going to have a vote in the Senate. We're voting on it, I believe, this week on the House side. And that basically says that you should not be voting in a federal election if you are not a US Citizen. So in order to register to vote, you have to prove your citizenship. And then when you go to vote, you need a photo ID to prove that you are actually the person with the voter registration card. I think that's quite simple. I think it's pulling at. Some 85 to 90% of Americans feel that we should have election integrity in that regards. It is not a hardship for people if you can find a ride to go to the poll, you can find a ride to go get an id. Brian Stile has insisted. And this has to be somewhere in the legislation that these IDs need to be free. It should not cost someone to get an ID in order to vote. That's, that's basically what we're going to be voting on this week. Let's shift over to the Bad Bunny Bad performance of the super bowl halftime. We are still investigating this. There's a lot of information that has come out about the, the lyrics. I saw the halftime show and was switching back and forth with the TP USA halftime show. They, the lyrics from what we have seen from Bad Bunny are very disturbing. And if it holds true that the, you know, I don't speak fluent Spanish. Okay, I know how to ask where the bathroom is. But these lyrics, if it is true what was said on national television, we have a lot of questions for the entities that broadcast this. And we'll be talking with Brendan Karf and the SEC about this. But this could be much worse than the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction, let's put it that way.
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Dr. Gina
But at least that was a malfunction. I mean, this was apparently intentional.
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David Brody
This was intentional.
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Dr. Gina
Yes. Yeah. And they could not have said this were it in English. So just the fact that we're at a place in our country where we had a fully not understandable halftime show to English speaking people, which is the language of this country, by the way, and that it is that grotesque is just really disturbing.
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David Brody
And here's the ironic part. Dr. Gina, the NFL purposely wanted a Hispanic star basically to perform at halftime because they're trying to attract more of a Latin America audience. And this is what they delivered.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. Trying to pull them away from the football that they call that a society we call soccer. Right. Yeah. I don't think this was a good move, though. Maybe check the words before you let him sing the song. Congressman Mark Alford, though, always on top of it. Thank you so much for being here.
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David Brody
Thanks, Congressman. Thank you.
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Dr. Gina
All right. We're going to check out the hottest headlines from the RAP newsroom with Terrance Bates. And later, shocking border warning intelligence shows a violent Mexican cartel has ordered its gunmen to shoot at U.S. border Patrol agents. Why this is being called a direct threat to America's sovereignty. That's ahead.
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David Brody
This news break is brought to you by amac, association of Mature American Citizens. ICE in Milwaukee. Ice has come to Milwaukee. I don't see any protest. All I see is actual ice. It's cold in Milwaukee in February. I know that should not be breaking news here on American Sunrise. Welcome back, everybody, to the big show. I'm David Brody. We've got a lot coming up, including the art of the deal with Cuba. We'll talk about it in a moment. First, though, T. Bates standing by with the latest headlines from the Real America's Voice newsroom, sponsored by amax. The association of Mature American Citizens is the conservative voice for Americans 50 and older. AMAC is fighting for the values that you hold dear. Join today. Together we can right the course of America. Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna appear ready to name names of at least six people who they say are, quote, likely incriminated in the Justice Department's latest Jeffrey Epstein document dump. The name surfaced after the congressman reviewed unredacted versions of the documents. While the lawmakers are on record saying that they want to give the DOJ more time to un redact files, they're also prepared to share the names on the House floor. Now, if they move forward with outing the potential suspects whose names are in the documents, they'd be protected under the House's speech and debate clause, which provides lawmakers immunity from civil or even criminal liability. Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie saying one of the names is associated with a man who is, quote, pretty high up in a foreign government. No word this morning. If the person in question is former British ambassador to the U.S. peter Mandelson, whose name has recently been associated with the Epstein case. Mandelson's appointment by courage, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in fact, has Starmer fighting off furious calls for his resignation. Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell appears to be wheeling and dealing when it comes to divulging information about Jeffrey Epstein and his sex trafficking ring. On Monday, she followed through on her promise to invoke the Fifth Amendment so as to not incriminate herself during her deposition before House Oversight Committee members. In fact, she was questioned during a video call from the federal prison camp in Texas where she's currently serving a 20 year sentence for sex trafficking. An attorney for Maxwell has reportedly told lawmakers that Maxwell is willing to testify that neither President Trump nor former President Bill Clinton are responsible for any wrongdoing in their relationship with Epstein. Maxwell is trying to have her conviction overturned, saying that she was wrongfully convicted. The disappearance of 84 year old Nancy Guthrie, the mother of TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie, is becoming increasingly more suspicious. The elder Guthrie still missing now more than a week after investigators believe she was abducted. The latest twist in the case is that the Guthrie family acknowledged over the weekend that they were prepared to pay a ransom which was purportedly due on Monday evening. Well, Monday, the FBI released a statement saying that it wasn't aware of any ongoing communication between the family and any suspected kidnapper. The feds also say they haven't identified any suspects or persons of interest in the case. Meantime, the Today show host released this video on social media Monday.
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Dr. Gina
No matter where you are, even if you're far from Tucson, if you see.
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David Brody
Anything, you hear anything, if there's anything.
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Dr. Gina
At all that seems strange to you.
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David Brody
That you report to law enforcement, we.
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Dr. Gina
Are at an hour of desperation.
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David Brody
And we need your help. No confirmation this morning, though, on whether the family in fact did pay the ransom or not, if there in fact was a ransom. We'll of course, keep you updated and we'll continue to watch that show. All right, folks, let's get a quick check of your forecast now with Weather Nation meteorologist Tracy Anthony. By the way, go to our various social media platforms, be it getter, rumble, YouTube, let us know where you're hanging out. And who knows, Tracy might hook you up with the hometown forecast in our next hour. Tracy, good morning to you. What is this video I'm watching here? What's this, Terrence?
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Dr. Gina
This is Hawaiian Electric as they're working to restore power over the weekend. If you missed it, Hawaii was dealing with a big system that brought in significant amounts of rain and winds up to 70, 80 miles per hour. Now rainfall totals 16 inches just in 24 hours. And some of these cities ended up with close to 30 inches of rain. So they're dealing with landslides and flooding.
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David Brody
And the cleanup continues today.
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Dr. Gina
Yesterday was kind of the last day of the rain. But back across the mainland, we do have another low that's going to be working on shore out west that's going to bring in some much needed moisture and snow across the intermountain West. We're tracking this low that's going to work across the Northeast today and that's going to bring a good amount of rain across the Southeast and the mid Atlantic. So again, these areas, the Southeast and out west, they're areas that desperately need the moisture. So this is a good thing, Terrence.
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David Brody
All right, Tracy, appreciate it. And we'll check back in with you next hour for our hometown forecast. Looking forward to seeing who drops into our chat and lets us know where they're hanging out. Thanks, Tracy.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. See you soon.
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David Brody
Uh huh. See you soon. All right, folks, up next, President Trump under pressure this morning from Cuban American lawmakers to take a hard line against Cuba's communist regime. So what does this ultimately mean for the entire region? We'll explain. Right now, though, a quick look at this day in history. It was on this date in 1997 that a jury in California found former NFL star O.J. simpson liable for the wrongful deaths of his ex wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The jury awarded millions of dollars in damages to the families of the two victims after a highly publicized criminal and even civil trial following the couple's murder in 1994. The civil verdict came more than a year after Simpson was acquitted in his criminal trial. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the city of Bridges, by the way. 446 bridges in Pennsylvania. All right, there you go. Next cocktail party you go to throw that out and they'll be like, wow, I'm so impressed. And then they'll say, why did you even say that? Welcome back, everybody, to American Sunrise. All right. Cuban American lawmaker are urging President Trump to put total pressure on Cuba's communist regime. They call it a cancer in our hemisphere. The New York Post reporting that lawmakers and experts say the regime has been extremely weakened. They want the Trump administration to suspend all flights to Cuba and remittances to the island, among many other measures. Trump says the US has been in contact with Cuban officials about some sort of agreement. Hmm. Well, for more, let's bring in the president of IRIS Independent Research. That would be Dr. Rebecca Grant back with us on the show. So, Dr. Grant, we've heard President Trump talk about some sort of possible agreement with Cuba. They're working on some stuff. I mean, what are we talking about here? I mean, how might this go? This is. Well, inquiry minds would like to know, put it that way.
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Dr. Gina
Well, so would I. Wouldn't you just love to see the economic restoration of Cuba? You know, here you've got Cuba 90 miles from the best of country with the biggest economy in the world. That's us, the usa. And the place is falling apart. Now, Trump has said all along that he expects to make this an economic squeeze. And I tell you, apparently they are almost out of aviation fuel. Jet A, which is what you fly your commercial airliners with. They run out of that kind of fuel, and that will really put the pinch on them behind the scenes. I hope they're working on a plan. We know it's a big priority, of course, for Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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David Brody
Yeah. Put into perspective for us, please, the importance of Cuba. Obviously, you said, yeah, it's close to the United States, but what is the benefit to the United States here?
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Dr. Gina
Well, you know, from international politics perspective, Cuba has been a thorn in our side for so long. The Cuban missile crisis of 1963, it's Cuba's ties to socialists and communists. They still have a base where the Russians parked two of their fanciest biggest warships just over a year ago. And we would really like to see Cuba back in the fold of Western nations and not, you know, a possible stopping point for Russia and all this. Most of all, you know, we see that the Western hemisphere is a big priority for President Trump, as it should be for all of us. We see other, better governments in other countries in the Western Hemisphere. And we just love to see the change in Cuba. And it would mean so much, of course, to so many Cuban Americans here as well. There's a headline from NewsNation that reads, Mexican cartel members ordered to shoot at Border patrol agents. The agents are on high alert and the memo cited FBI reporting. So what do you think happens with this regard? Well, two things. First of all, I'm glad to see them getting this intelligence tipper. I suspect they get tippers like this fairly often. And so Border patrol goes, okay, we understand what this means. However, this is the Jalisco cartel. They're a spinoff from Sinaloa. These guys are the fentanyl traffickers. And they sort of use a system where they. They're in charge and they have a bunch of locals that work for them as well. So it is very dangerous. Stepping back. Unbelievable what's been allowed to happen in Mexico with this control of the cartels. And I'm so glad that President Trump has put many of them on the terror list. That gives us the ability to keep a heightened watch. And I will say we do have wonderful surveillance assets down there at the border. But scary to see. Mexico is really could be a problem.
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David Brody
Dr. Grant, let me ask you about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He is currently on a plane headed here to the United States. He's going to meet with President Trump tomorrow. Obviously, those talks are going to focus on Iran and those US Negotiations over its nuclear program and regional threats. Where is this going exactly? Because I mean, clearly, let's just paraphrase here, right? I mean, Netanyahu is coming to Washington to say, please, Mr. President, what are you doing? I mean, why are we talking to Iran about all of this when that is gonna be a non starter? You're not gonna get anywhere with these guys. So, I mean, I'm assuming that's what he's doing here, but tell us more.
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Dr. Gina
Well, exactly. And I suspect that, you know, in his brief. Work at their missile sites that are distributed all across the country, Netanyahu probably also is saying, hey, make sure this is on your target list. Now, we know that President Trump has a pre brief set of targets, maybe 80 to 100 targets. I personally think some of those are going to be missile sites. But there's a big possibility that there are leadership targets here that would be part of a potential effort to weaken the IRGC and the Ayatollah's control over the Iranian apparatus. So that is going to be one interesting discussion, the kind of thing they need to talk about in person because of the sensitive intel. And then of course, Netanyahu will make his case. No doubt they will also touch on Gaza where I'm glad to say we are seeing more aid trucks getting through and the ceasefires holding.
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David Brody
Yeah, obviously big news coming eventually here because last time Netanyahu came to Washington, we know what happened with those strikes in Iran. Dr. Grant, thanks for being here as always.
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Dr. Gina
Thank you. Thanks, Dr. Grant.
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David Brody
Great stuff. All right, coming up, an Australian hospital opening this new high tech imaging suite that supports advancing cancer care. Doctors can diagnose and treat patients in one place and it delivers fast and safe care for patients across a part of Australia there in southwestern Sydney. We're going to talk about it when we come back.
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Dr. Gina
All right. Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks again for joining us. Time now for today's health news that is sponsored by the Wellness Company. And under the microscope today, new breakthroughs in combating cancer. This is really exciting. I Came across this yesterday actually on Instagram. Looked up the study, sent it in to the producers. The Liverpool hospital has unveiled a new state of the art medical imaging suite. First of its kind in New South Wales. This facility combines MRI, CT and angiography. And all this technology is in one location. This allows doctors to diagnose and then go in and treat the cancer without moving them and without chemo and without radiation. Health officials say the upgrade will improve safety, speed up care and support more complex life saving procedures for patients across southwestern Sydney. What the process is, they have a needle, they go in, they put a chemical compound inside the tumor that actually causes the tumor to disintegrate, literally. It freezes it and causes it. And right before their eyes in front of the imaging, they can watch the tumor begin to disappear. And usually no follow up chemo or radiation is necessary. Let's bring in the chief scientific officer for the wellness company, Dr. Peter McCullough. Dr. McCullough, this is really exciting technology and I believe, and you and I were discussing on the break, we are really at the cusp of many cures and treatments and even pretreatments which we're going to get into with the Wellness Company Cancer. And it couldn't come at a better time. After a combination of the vaccine and of course the virus or viruses have, it looks like led to higher cancer rates. They're now saying one in three people will get cancer. But we may have a solution.
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David Brody
So true. We're hearing so much from our colleagues in oncology. I'm at the Battle for Science conference hosted by LighthouseTV just outside Amsterdam in the Netherlands and we have oncologists here. We believe that pandemic years will increase cancers of almost all sorts. The current data from the national center for Cancer in the United States is just from 2022 data. We imagine when 2023 and those roll in, the numbers will go up. The technology you described is very exciting. Remember so many solid organ cancers like lung cancer, kidney, pancreas, they're potentially curable if caught early, but we rely on advanced imaging to detect them. It's so good to see this coming together. Of course, now there are multiple trials testing widely available ivermectin and benvenazole in combination, adding onto conventional treatments to reduce the recurrence and potentially cure cancer.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah, it really is exciting. And this one in particular I believe was effective on Liverpool kidney and lung cancer, as you mentioned, but very exciting stuff happening also in terms of prevention. Talk to us about that, Dr. McCullough.
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David Brody
A lot of People think about preventing heart disease through diet and exercise. People don't think about how to prevent cancer. And it turns out there are lifestyle as well as other things we can do.
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Dr. Gina
Dietary for sure.
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David Brody
At the wellness company we've innovated, and Dr. Kelly Victory, who is a cancer survivor herself, has helped assemble, we think.
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Dr. Gina
The best of all the medicinal and.
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David Brody
Culinary botanicals into a system. It's called Shield. It involves three soft gel capsules a day and then one drink per day. And it's designed for people at risk for cancer or those with cancer that are working to try to lower their chances of recurrence.
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Dr. Gina
And can you tell us metabolically what this does?
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David Brody
What's important here is to understand our body has a cancer surveillance system. One of the most prominent ones is called P53. There are ways through botanicals to increase the activity of these cancer surveillance systems. So when a neoplastic cell arises, the human body turns it off or snuffs it out before it develops into a metastasis.
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Dr. Gina
And in a recent post on Substack, you told us more about this. You said nature first, drugs last when it comes to cancer prevention. Explain.
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David Brody
Well, you know, people have been interested in whether or not they can take a drug. So for instance, and it's limited. So let me say, you know, aspirin.
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Dr. Gina
To help prevent colon cancer, it's still debatable.
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David Brody
People have looked at aromatase inhibitors, for instance, the prevention of breast cancer. But if we actually use diet as well as safe nutraceuticals, we can use those long term over many, many years. So it would be these things first. And then if a cancer does arise, we use conventional surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy. But boy, wouldn't it be great to prevent cancer certainly in each one of us and lower the population burden. You pointed out, Dr. Gina, a huge number of us are going to develop cancer.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. And you know, one of the things that I love about the wellness company and the way the thing that you do is you kind of combine all of the things that a lot of us are reading and know about. But literally I have trays full of tinctures that I was having to do every single day. And the nice thing, for example, with shield, it has things in it that I was already putting in to other things just to try to get them all in in one day and it became all. Consuming this makes it easy. Things like turmeric, which we all know is really good, green tea extract, black cumin seed oil. These are components in the wellness company's new product, Shield. But you're not having to take them all in all these different ways. It kind of combines everything all in one fell swoop.
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David Brody
At the Wellness company, you know, we haven't patent these either, so the ingredients.
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Dr. Gina
Are all there for people to follow.
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David Brody
But what we've done is put them in single products that have multiple ingredients. It becomes far more cost effective, becomes easier to take. And we do believe these in combination, they have a synergistic effect. So while each individual one can do a little, when we combine six to eight in a single product, we do much better. These principles work for cancer prevention as well as detoxification.
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Dr. Gina
And the mushrooms, of course, we're reading so much about turkey tail and other mushrooms, but you're right, when you use them all together, it matters a lot. So if you can only get in a few of the different supplements in a day, it may not be as effective as with SHIELD where it puts them all in all at one moment. So true.
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David Brody
And, you know, just a matter of getting in the habit of doing this every day. I think, you know, most of us now, you know, through the pandemic years are taking more supplements than we did before the pandemic years. And it's a matter of sticking with it, understanding it's a long term approach. But boy, the benefits can be so big.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. What are you seeing? What are you hearing from your customers and your patients?
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David Brody
Well, for sure, the population has moved to higher doses of vitamin D. This is important. Vitamin D not only for raising the body's immune system, but also reducing the risk of metabolic bone disease, heart disease, neurodegenerative diseases. Many are taking immune boosters that include zinc and vitamin C, oregano, echinacea, elderberry.
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Dr. Gina
Because there are data to support, we.
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David Brody
Can actually reduce the risk of getting recurrent viral infections. And so I think all of us ought to be having, in addition to our diet and exercise, a supplement strategy to stay healthy.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. Isn't it amazing? These are all things God had out there before Rockefeller and his oil got involved in our medicine system. Dr. Peter McColla, thank you for bringing this all back, all these natural cures. We appreciate it.
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David Brody
Thank you.
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Dr. Gina
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David Brody
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Dr. Gina
Welcome back to American Sunrise. It's time to stay awake, not woke. And today we are discussing Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's trip to New England. Hexaf toured defense manufacturers. This is also being used to call for changes in defense procurement measures. Let's bring in RAV correspondent David Zier who was on the ground. David, what more can you tell us?
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David Brody
An incredible day here. The Department of War Pete Hegseth laser focused on delivering weapons systems at speed and scale to our war fighters. And we had this amazing trip yesterday, traveling to quonset Park Point, Rhode island to General Dynamics Electric Boat Division where they employ 25,000 people between there and Connecticut hiring 8,000 more people. He gave this incredible speech to 2500 employees. They were just on fire. I got to gaggle with Pete Hegseth on the ground at Joint Base Andrews when we were finished. But in between, we also went to Bath Ironworks up in Bath, Maine, a state city of only 9,000 people. But they have a 65 acre facility where they make all of our guided missile destroyers. The most successful shipbuilding program Since World War II the Arleigh Burke Ages class guided missile destroyers we just got produced, the USS Barnum and we're about to get the Lewis Wilson out of there. And that's where a lot of the Trump stuff's going to be built. You know, the new Trump ships, which may have direct energy weapons and other high technology like rail guns and stuff. So it's so many exciting things going on. It seems like there's a new attitude in the Pentagon.
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Dr. Gina
Absolutely exciting. Definitely want to make sure that the US Military has the top notch equipment, everything that is the best on the market. What would you say was Hegseth's overall messaging during his speeches on this tour?
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David Brody
He was so blown away. We had 2500 screaming workers building our submarines, our new Columbia class submarines in Rhode island and Connecticut. These things are 560ft long or more. They're 43 foot beams. They have 30 year nuclear reactors. They were so motivated. He was humbled by that. And they were screaming Trump and Pete and everything. And it was incredible. Same thing at the Bath Ironworks which was, you know, taken over by General Dynamics in 2020 where they had, you know, strikes and Covid, but they are back to full capacity over there. And he also told me that the Pentagon, when we gaggled, you know, they can't get out of their own way in a way and we have to get through that red tape. And he's trying to make those changes. And I've been all over Fort Bragg, I was with the head of US Space Command two weeks ago in Orlando. And these guys are really focused and laser focused on getting these systems in the hands of the war fighters. And it goes in sync with Trump's executive order for defense acquisitions that was codified in the NDAA by both Democrats and Republicans. And next year's defense budget, they're looking at maybe a trillion five because they don't want, and Hegseth said troops living on welfare also and they want to take care of them and step this up. We have real time threats emerging out there. It's time to produce stuff and get it to the military without the, you know, the, the cost overruns as much and the defense contractors not performing on time. He was very critical of that. So it was a really an amazing day and he couldn't have been nicer, as usual.
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Dr. Gina
David Zier, where is the Arsenal of Freedom tour going next?
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David Brody
I don't know where their next stop is, but he's been crisscrossing the country. You know, he was in Texas, he was in California, he was at Merritt island with Blue Origin last week by Cape Canaveral. And he is getting the message out. And the reason for the Arsenal of Freedom tour is to engage with the workers, the shipbuilders, the guys who produce these drones and missile technology. We also delivered this autonomous underwater, the largest facility in the world to produce underwater autonomous, you know, ships that can launch torpedoes and stuff. He is connecting with the workers. He gave a speech to each location and to let them know that they're appreciated and that they're appreciated by the American people. And we do have these real threats across the globe that we have to address. So that's his mission and that's his message. Keep up the motivation.
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Dr. Gina
He is certainly on a mission. David's here. Thank you so much for your time and for joining us this morning.
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David Brody
Thank you so much, Emily.
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Dr. Gina
Coming up, the search for 84 year old Nancy Guthrie continues. Missing for more than a week, her family has asked, asking for prayers as investigators search for answers. How can the faith community help? We assess next on American Sunrise.
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David Brody
God bless the usa. In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. Welcome back to American Sunrise. It's now time for our moment of faith, which is brought to us by Lee Greenwood and the God Bless the USA Bible. In focus today, the search for Nancy Guthrie. The 84 year old has been missing for more than a week. Now. Investigators are pushing for answers. Her children say they are drawing on faith and they're asking the public to pray for her safe return. In fact, TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie thanked the nation for all of those prayers.
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Dr. Gina
Thank you so much for all of.
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David Brody
The prayers and the love that we.
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Dr. Gina
Have felt, my sister and brother and I, and that our mom has felt because we believe that somehow, some way.
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David Brody
She is feeling these prayers and that God is lifting her even in this.
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Dr. Gina
Moment and in this darkest place.
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David Brody
Let's bring in the CEO and president of Coral Ridge Ministries and the founder of the Institute for faith and culture, Dr. Robert Pacienza. Doc, good to see you. Good morning. Good morning. So it seems to me that there's a lesson here in faith to be taught. Obviously, this is a situation that's out of the family's control, but rooting oneself in God and the fact that he's in control of all things, I would hope could give one peace. Absolutely. In times of trial and times of suffering, my family in particular has gone through its own personal tragedy when we lost our daughter seven years ago. And the only place to turn to is the one that we recognize who created the heavens and the earth, the God who is there not only when times are good, but when we go through trials and suffering. We recognize the One who leads us by his strong right arm and sustains us even through the storm. Give us some practical application, because what I've laid out is theoretical. We probably, many of us know these things that you root yourself in God. But let's just be honest. When we're in times of tribulation, it's human nature to try to want to do it ourselves, to try to want to, want to lean onto our own understanding, even though the Bible says, don't lean under your own understanding. Yeah, practically speaking, we can go to God's Word. We can recognize all of the ways and all of the promises found in His Word where He reminds us over and over again of how he has sustained his people, how he's provided for his people. So it's leaning on the promises of God. It's going to God in prayer. You know, we think of the people that we respect and people that we love and people that we honor, but there's nobody that's more available than God at all times. I can't pick up the phone and just call my favorite football player or movie star, but I can always call on God for prayer. He's always there. He's always listening. And I think the last thing is just surrounding yourself by people that can lift you up, remind you that God is there for you and friends that can point you heavenward and remind you to take comfort in him and him alone. I love the prayer aspect of what you said, and it's an opportunity to be specific in prayer. Oftentimes people just make kind of these general prayers, but be specific and then expect that those prayers will be answered or at least are heard. Absolutely. We need to pray to a God that not only hears us and listens, but he delivers on his promises and he loves to hear from his children. And sometime I even admit that I don't pray specific enough that we need to pray to a God that can answer our prayers. I always tell people that are going through a time of suffering and struggle that if God had the power to raise his son from the dead, surely he has the power to deliver you from your suffering and to meet you exactly where you're at. So pray specifically and pray with big expectations because we have a big God. Amen. Amen. Pastor, always good to see you. Always a pleasure talking with you. Thank you so much. Absolutely. We're back with the second hour of American Sunrise right after this foreign. Hour of American Sunrise. Two lawmakers say the DOJ is hiding six names in the Epstein files. And if the Justice Department doesn't come clean, one of them says he may read those names aloud on the House floor. We're going to talk about the showdown over the Epstein files just ahead. Plus, bad news for the ladies of the View. There they are, the FCC investigating the ABC program for allegedly giving political candidates unequal airtime in favor of Democrats. Huh? Well, the details. And later, former CNN anchor Don Lemon's key claim regarding his disruptive coverage of a protest inside that Minnesota church service is falling apart after one student says he helped him organize the whole thing. We're going to talk about that later in the hour. Those stories and more as American Sunrise starts on a Tuesday right now. Good morning America.
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Dr. Gina
Welcome to American sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.
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David Brody
Politics. President Trump is joining us live now from Florida. We've got you covered. This is what it looks like to be a patriot. We have to protect the American family.
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Dr. Gina
The American dream is still alive.
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David Brody
I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.
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Dr. Gina
And I'm Dr. Gina.
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David Brody
Welcome back, everybody, to the second hour of American Sunrise. I'm David Brody coming to you from D.C. let's bring in Dr. G in West Palm Beach, T. Bates in our Denver newsroom. Good morning to both of you. Topping the headlines this morning is my trip to Las Vegas. Of course, I know most people want to know about it, and I had a great time. I just want to say, can I just say, I went to Las Vegas. We did. We did a nice little mini family trip. And of course, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, except when the cameras are rolling and we went to the wizard of Oz at the Sphere out there. That whole new thing, Sphere, you've heard of it? It's amazing. It's immersive. Unbelievable. We caught falling app. The whole thing, just phenomenal. Just phenomenal.
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Dr. Gina
Here's what I can't believe, David. You were at the Sphere. The Eagles were playing there within the target date that you were there and you didn't stay to see the Eagle. I am dying to see the Eagles. I've begged my son because he's friends with the people that own the Sphere. And I'm like, I want, I want backstage passes. I want to meet the Eagles before. I mean, this is their last tour. This is the Long Goodbye tour.
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David Brody
I get it. But let me just say, the Eagles, I think we missed it by a day or something like that, you know who's playing the night at that. At the Sphere? The Backstreet Boys. I'm not going to go see the Backstreet Boys because it was $650 a ticket. I'm good. No shots.
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Dr. Gina
The tickets at the Sphere started, like, $450. They are not cheap. But the Eagles, and this is their long goodbye. This is the last tour at the end of March, I believe. They're done. They're done. And it's the Eagles. I'm just saying.
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David Brody
Well, I gotta go back to Vegas then. I gotta go back to Vegas.
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Dr. Gina
Gotta go back to Vegas. I think we should take all of our families and go see the Eagles before they. Before they leave at the Sphere, and maybe.
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David Brody
I like that.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah. Yeah.
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David Brody
Let's do a show out there, and we can expense the whole thing. I'm sorry. Did I say that out loud?
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Dr. Gina
I know you don't know who the Eagles are, but I'm in a sweet list.
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David Brody
I don't know who the Eagles are.
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Dr. Gina
I'm joking. I know you don't like them, but I'm going to sweeten this deal. Hang on, hang on. I've got this.
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David Brody
Okay, go ahead.
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Dr. Gina
I'm gonna sweeten this deal. Terrence, More of the best chefs. I'm not a Vegas person either, because I don't like to gamble. But. And I don't like to see gambling. I don't like to smell gambling. That's kind of a weird thing to say, but it's true. But anyway, Terrence, more of the best chefs concentrated in one place than any other city in America. In Las Vegas. Food. Food, Terrence.
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David Brody
Okay, we did a few things. Now with that, you got the Bates family. I could see my girls looking at me like, we're going to see who we're doing. What? Okay, but. But when I say but, but there's a good steak or there's. There's a nice restaurant. At the end of it, they'll be like, okay, we can go see it. Okay. You know me way too well. You can. You can bribe me with food anytime.
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Dr. Gina
All three of us.
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David Brody
Yeah, absolutely. Let's get to a couple of quick headlines here. Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna appear ready to name names of at least six people who they say are, quote, likely incriminated in the Justice Department's latest Jeffrey Epstein document dump. The name surfaced after the congressman reviewed unredacted versions of those documents. While the lawmakers are on record saying that they want to give the DOJ more time to unredact files, they also appear prepared to share the names on the House floor. Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell in the meantime appears ready to be wheeling into dealing when it comes to divulging information about Jeffrey Epstein and his sex trafficking ring. On Monday, she followed through on her promise to invoke the Fifth Amendment so as to not incriminate herself during her deposition before the House Oversight Committee. However, an attorney for Maxwell has reportedly told lawmakers that Maxwell is willing to testify that neither President Trump nor former President Bill Clinton are responsible responsible for any wrongdoing in their relationship with Epstein. Maxwell also trying to have her conviction overturned, saying that she was wrongfully convicted. And the disappearance of 84 year old Nancy Guthrie, the mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, becoming increasingly more suspicious. The elder Guthrie still missing more than a week after investigators believe she was abducted. The latest twist in the case is that the Guthrie family acknowledged over the weekend that they were prepared to pay a ransom which was purportedly due Monday evening. Well, earlier in the day on Monday, the FBI released a statement saying it wasn't even aware of any ongoing communication between the family and any suspected kidnappers. The feds also say they haven't identified any suspects or persons of interest in the case. That's a quick check of your headlines. We'll have more headlines coming up throughout the the show. But now let's get a quick check of your hometown forecast with Weather Nation meteorologist Tracy Anthony. Tracy, good morning.
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Dr. Gina
Hey, good morning. We got a couple hometown forecasts this morning taking you to Margate, Florida. Thanks, Dr. John on getter. You've got a beautiful forecast. South Florida here. Hey, I love it. Mix of sun and clouds, temperatures just below 80. This is that perfect time of year in Florida. This is when you come visit it. This is beautiful. Now up in New Jersey, I think it's Voorhees. I'm not quite sure if I pronounced.
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David Brody
That correctly, but thanks, Casey.
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Dr. Gina
For this hometown, you're going to have a pretty nice forecast as well. Temperatures looking quite a bit warmer than where you've been the last few weeks. You did get a little dip midweek, but most of the precipitation will stay to the north of you Notice north of New Jersey, we do have winter weather advisories across Newing England for the overnight that's going to linger for about an inch of snow and some ice possible. Now I want to leave you just with a look at what your daytime highs will be across the country. All of us feeling a lot better than where we were at last week. So get out there and enjoy the toasty weather. Terrence.
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David Brody
You might be a little cooler, actually, now that I think about it.
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Dr. Gina
Oh, not.
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David Brody
Thanks. You could have just left and just left that part out. Traci, appreciate you. We'll talk to you next. I guess we'll talk to you tomorrow. All right, let's get you over to David. David, good morning. All right. Good morning, T. Bates. So as we've been talking about Congressman Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie, they're accusing the Justice Department of redacting six names from the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files, names they say the law requires to be public. The two lawmakers stood outside the DOJ and and they warn that these mystery men, some American, some foreign, may have been protected far beyond what the law allows. Massie says if the DOJ doesn't fix it, he may read those names on the House floor shielded by the speech and debate clause. Khanna and Massie have both threatened Attorney General Pam Bonney with inherent contempt if the remaining Epstein files are not released. All right. Well, joining us now with analysis on this is the editor in chief for just the news. That would be John Solomon. John, good morning. I know there've been some updates here and some names have been unredacted now, but what do you make of these moves by Massie and Ro Khanna? I mean, clearly Epstein files not going away anytime soon. Yeah, listen, the files are going to show what we've been talking about on this show and what I began reporting on regularly. In 2021, Jeffrey Epstein ran a sex operation that trafficked under age minors at times. That's one of the complications prosecutors had is that some of the women who were initially victims became recruiters when they became adults. And so the case is messy and that there were prominent people that hung around with a really creepy dude who they shouldn't have hung around with. There were people in the Democratic Party who took big donations from him even though everybody knew what his reputation and his business was. I don't think anything is going to change that narrative in one way or the other. The six people will not be surprising when the names come out. There'll be names that have surfaced previously from the women. It is a disgusting and horrific and unexcusable sex scandal that could have been stopped by the Bush administration's Justice department back in 2007. And eight, the Bush Justice Department took a pass on this and they could have saved a lot of young women heartache. They could have saved a lot of bad conduct if they had just done their job. I want to remind people in 2019, the first Justice Department to take on Epstein and to take him off the street was the Trump Justice Department. But before that, the Obama Justice Department and the Bush Justice Department let this creepy dude roam the world and harm young women. And now the legacy of that is here. There's no way to color the picture any differently. There's no set of facts are going to come out any different than what's there. And, you know, what Massie and Ro Khanna are doing is classic political grandstanding. I don't remember Ro Khanna talking to me back in the early 2010s when I was looking at this or when we did our big series in 2021. He didn't seem interested then. He's only interested now because they want to try to make this stick to Donald Trump. The evidence is not going to stick to Trump. The real blame here is the Bush Justice Department. It greatly, greatly deserved this country. George W. Bush, Alberto Gonzales, all the people that were in that Justice Department owe the American people answers. And I don't think Tom Massey of the Republicans are willing to go back that far and hold their old Republican administration accountable. Serious questions being asked about some of the country's top law enforcement and Justice Department officials and agencies. So to that end, I want to bring your attention to new information regarding what the FBI knew before January 6th. Just the news. And you obtained long secret memos showing that the FBI actually ran a 2020 tabletop exercise gaining out the violence after that election. Unbelievable. He used unbelievable. And I don't want to be trite, but this is unbelievable. And I guess it really does go to show what people have been saying for quite some time now. John. Yeah, I think you got it right, Terrence. Listen, just remind us, remind everybody what people were saying in the days after January six. Nobody saw this coming. This was an unavoidable thing. It's all Donald Trump's fault. In fact, we knew that Nancy Pelosi was asked to give the National Guard. They didn't do it. The FBI had 26 informants that were warning big violence was going to occur. They didn't do anything. They didn't even warn the Capitol Police. And now we know the FBI actually assumed and thought there was going to be a disputed election and that that disputed election result in violence. And they practiced for it. They came up with the tactics which, by the way, they then used on January 6th. And then they keep the. They kept the fact that they had all that knowledge, all that concern, mostly from the American public for the last five years, we're getting every piece of this. January 6th was a false narrative. Like Ukraine impeachment was a false narrative. And like Russia collusion was a false narrative. The only question in my mind left, now, we got the facts, we got the goods. Is anyone going to go to prison for imposing that false narrative on the American people? That's the big question that Pam Bondi has to answer.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah, and there's another one, too, these Epstein files. I mean, we can talk about how they were around and Bushes should have done something. Certainly. I don't think with most of maga, most of America first, the Bushes are pretty much Persona non grata.
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David Brody
I agree, they are.
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Dr. Gina
But my question to you, John. Some of these documents, these emails, particularly between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, are very, very disturbing. There is one in particular naming children as food. And this is really, really out there in social media. Is anything gonna happen to Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama? I mean, that's what I wanna know. To me, they can try to make this stick to Trump all they want. I don't see anything in there that is new news regarding Trump. But the stuff that I've seen between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama as being part of this ring makes conspiracy theorists look legitimate. John Solomon, are they going to see prison time?
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David Brody
No, they're not. I think what they're gonna see is the ultimate penalty in politics, which is the penalty of shame. I think that's all that's left now. There's not gonna be a conspiracy case, John.
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Dr. Gina
We're talking about children being sexually exploited. Why are they immune to that, John?
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David Brody
Because the statute of limitations has passed. That is the crime that the Bush Justice Department and the Obama just. And you now know when you see these emails why Hillary and Bill didn't want to testify. Right. And here's the key thing. If you're going to bring a conspiracy case, the main conspirator is dead. It's pretty hard to bring that conspiracy case with a dead conspirator. It is a tragedy upon tragedy. Those young children never deserve the abuse they got. They never deserve the ignorance that the United States government and the political system gave them. They don't deserve the lack of support they've gotten in the years since then, and it is a crime. The ultimate penalty for the Barack Obamas and the Hillary Clintons and all the other people that are named in here will be an extraordinary shame moment that will be put into the history books. But it is not very satisfying if you're somebody that believes in the rule of law. But right now, the posture of the Justice Department and quite frankly the status of the law is such that it's going to be very hard to bring people to justice this many years later. Now, there are things that Congress can do, and that is they could create a fund to help these victims. They could sanction Congress could pass laws and sanction American public figures who allow this to go on. They could penalize them. They could be sued. Statutorily, the evidence can be given to the victims where the statute of limitations on civil torts are much longer. That's what we got.
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Dr. Gina
I'll tell you what, that is going to breed a cynicism, John, that I think will be more devastating to our political system than anything else.
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David Brody
I don't disagree. Yeah, that's why we wrote the series in 21. We wanted people to know before the statute of limitations expired how bad it was. Gotta run. John Solomon, always a pleasure. Appreciate it. Back in a moment, everybody. Let's spill some some tea.
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Dr. Gina
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David Brody
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Dr. Gina
Well, after you sent this X post to me yesterday, I said, I re. Quoted it on X. I said I missed where the Bible says marriage isn't sacred, we should kill babies, and that we should remove God from schools. Where is that, Mr. Bashir? Where does it say in the Bible that we shouldn't have any borders whatsoever? Where does it say? I mean, the list goes on and on. This guy's fake Christianity is offensive to me as a Christian. David Brody.
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David Brody
Yeah, and here's the thing, right? I mean, there's law and order in the Bible and there is compassion in the Bible. There's no doubt about it. But these liberals, they love to just concentrate on air quote, and I put air quote compassion, because it's not compassion at all what they're doing.
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Dr. Gina
It's the opposite.
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David Brody
But exactly. And that's my issue. You know, that they cloak it a certain way when the compassionate thing do many times is the law and order aspect of it, right? To have borders, to have rules, to have regulations. I mean, not to be so dogmatic about it, but to make sure that you've got to put rules in place. I mean, look at our kids, right? If we don't put rules in place, they're going to run roughshod over everyone and everything. Gina?
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Dr. Gina
Yeah, The Bible warns about people like Mr. Bashir. It says in those days, they'll call evil good and call good evil. And that's precisely what he's doing. He's flipping biblical doctrine exactly on its head and calling it something it's not. And so as far as him being a 20, 28 contender, you know what? Bring it. Bring it. I mean, I don't know, between him, between Kamala. I mean, there's so much good to choose from out there, Gavin. I mean, any of these people, literally, I just go like this.
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David Brody
Yeah, but, Gina, here's the thing. I mean, if Kamala Harris is winning 70 million voters. Ridiculous. I mean, the fact that she won 70 million votes is insane. And she's off the charts liberal. So imagine Andy Beshear, who, policy wise. I'm talking about policy wise. He is to the right of her, which isn't hard to do, but he is to the right of her. So the point is, imagine how the Democrats could have a field day with playing up the faith stuff to people that don't have any clue about what he's really doing here. And imagine him being a potential candidate, because the media would love this. They would track him to the middle and say, look, he's the new Bill Clinton. He's the new center left guy. You know, the Democrats. A new day for the Democrats, I'm telling you.
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Dr. Gina
Have that kind of golden boy look to him that Bill Clinton had. And I also think we're in a different day in politics. And I don't think that he will ever become the nominee because I think the left is too rabid and radical.
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David Brody
Yeah. What do you think? Who do you think is gonna be the nominee for the Democrats? Any sense at this point? I mean, everybody's saying Gavin Newsom is the odds on favorite. I don't see it. I think he'll implode somehow, some way. He's gonna be an amoeba so much like he's gonna just morph around until he's gonna be found out. I don't know. What do you think?
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Dr. Gina
I think the left is too stuck on their DEI habit. I think it'll be someone with the DEI qualification.
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David Brody
Yeah, that makes sense. I'm trying to think who that might be, you know, Kamala. You think Kamala's gonna run again?
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Dr. Gina
Could be Kamala. I think it could be Kamala. I think it could be. I think you're gonna just. You're gonna see someone emerge. I think that fits in some sort of DEI qualification. They just love that so much. They are so enamored with skin color, with sexual orientation, with, you know, with speaking other languages. They're so anti everything American that they can't possibly see beyond the peripheral. And I think it's really sad.
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David Brody
Yeah. And when it comes to faith, you make the point all the time. When they took God out of their platform and what was it, 2008? I mean, that was the beginning of the end.
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Dr. Gina
It's who they are. Sure.
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David Brody
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Dr. Gina
Dance to Rosalita.
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David Brody
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Dr. Gina
Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks for joining us this morning. We invite you to hop in a conversation on YouTube. Getter and Rumble. It is time now to take the political pulse of America. Here's the beat today. A Temple University student, Jerome Richardson has turned himself in on federal charges and court documents now place him as one of the nine people indicted over the Jan. 18 demonstration at City's Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Authorities say the protest was organized to target a pastor who also leads ICE's local field office. But what's raising eyebrows is Richardson's own account saying he wasn't just on scene. He was helping Don Lemon with logistics. Connecting him with activists ahead of the livestream is a detail that suggests this was far from spontaneous, despite Lemon's insistence that he was simply covering events as they unfolded. As a citizen journalist, here's what he said in a YouTube video.
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David Brody
On January 18, I assisted Don Linman during his visit to the Twin Cities by helping with logistics and connecting him with local context. Don was reporting on the situation on the ground during the occupation by DHS and ICE and Border Patrol agents. And at that time, I was proud to support his work in exposing the everyday injustices resulted from the federal government's agenda.
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Dr. Gina
Joining us now is the host of America's Voice Live and the Steve Gruber Show. Steve Gruber, good morning, Steve. How does this change the claim we've been hearing from old Don Lamond, to quote Rush Limbaugh since his arrest?
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David Brody
Look, Don Lemon was guilty from day one. We knew that. Look, he is an agitator. He is a disgraced former chicken noodle news commentator. He was never a news anchor. He's not a news anchor now. He's not a journalist now. He's a commentator. And that's fine. Call it for what it is, Don. You're a guy who has an opinion. Strong opinion. Right? Wrong or indifferent, doesn't matter. I believe in the First Amendment. You can say any dumb thing you want. That's fine. Fact of the matter is, he was involved in the planning, as we've heard. He was involved in the coordination, as we heard. He wasn't just some guy who came in there, you know. And remember this scene right here that you're seeing where he just crowds right into this minister's face? And the minister puts his hands up and Don Lemon. Don't touch me, sir. Who are you? You're in this guy's church. You're in his guy's house of worship. And Don Lemon is passive aggressive here. And look, he's facing serious charges, especially with the testimony we just heard right there. He was involved in the logistics, he was involved in the planning. He was involved in the execution. He was involved in broadcasting it live to the world. This was part and parcel Don Lemon's brainchild. So if Don wants to say I was committing an act of journalism, well, that would be a first in his career. So that didn't happen, because Donald has never committed an act of journalism I've ever witnessed. Maybe you guys can fill me in. But I've never seen one. And you go back over his long and sad career. He's always been an activist. It's what he was here. He was an openly active activist. And look, let the system. Let the system do its thing. That's what I say. Don, if you're innocent, let a jury of your peers say so. And if you're not a jury of your peers, say so. And good luck in there. And by the way, I hope you've got some good lawyers. You're going to need them. Yeah, for sure. He's got some turtlenecks. That's what he does have. For sure. All right, so, Steve, Elon Musk, he's jumped fully back into the political fray ahead of this year's midterm elections. End of last year, he had donated $20 million to the two top Republican groups. He dropped $10 million more into the Kentucky Senate race last month. So what do you think? I mean, what's going on with Elon? Are things patched up? Why is he doing all of this? And can I just be frank about it? Can I just say it out loud? He's not been a fan of Steve Bannon, to say the least. I mean, where do you think MAGA is on Elon Musk?
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Dr. Gina
And adding to David's line of questions there, is he a contender for 2028?
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David Brody
Oh, whoa, hey, no. Oh, is Elon Musk. No. He was not born in the United States. He can't be a contender for 2028.
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Dr. Gina
True.
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David Brody
If I'm. If I'm not mistaken, he was born in South Africa. So we'll just take that right off the top.
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Dr. Gina
But he's gonna play.
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David Brody
Elon Musk can see. Well, Elon Musk can see the same thing the rest of us see. If the Democrats continue to game the system as they have at every level. I mean, let's just talk about the SAVE act for a moment. Moment here. The only group of people in this entire country that don't want voter ID are the elected Democrats in Congress. Everybody else wants it. Black, white, Hispanic, man, woman, Democrat, Republican, independent. Everybody wants it. Even CNN reports that. Pew Research reports that this is an 8020 issue. It's not even close. So here's Elon Musk saying, wait a second. The only people that don't want voter ID are those guys. Now, why do you think that would be? Oh, oh. We don't want anybody to, you know, have any idea who's voting. I just saw the. The. Maybe you guys saw this. The Sheriff of San Joaquin county saying that they have just identified people that have been voting from Pakistan. They've never even been in this country. Because you go online, you fill out a form. Are you being honest? Check the box. Yes, I'm being honest. Well, that's good enough for us. Go ahead and vote. And once you get that voter registration, whether it's by a motor voter law or from some form you can find online, you get a. You get. You get your ballot every year. Here it comes. Here it comes. Here it comes. Here. Look, there's so much fraud in this country. I don't care if it's Minnesota, people stealing money from the welfare system, voter fraud in California, Illinois, Philadelphia, Detroit. The list just goes on and on and on. So the SAVE act, to me, is the most critical thing. And Elon Musk understands that. If we don't put the money in, because, look, the Democrats treat politics as their religion. When George Soros gives money, he's tithing. In effect. George Soros fortune has come down dramatically over the last 10 years. He doesn't care. He'll do anything. He'll spend anything. He'll go anywhere, spend any money to destroy this country. It's about time we had a balance to that. And maybe that is Elon Musk putting in money to support things that matter, which means midterm elections. And I'm glad he's back. Let's talk about the SAVE Act a little bit. Because House Republicans have passed the act, they're continuing to be proactive in terms of trying to secure our elections. But it seems to me that the ball is being dropped in the Senate, particularly among Senate Democrats who aren't. Who don't have a backbone. It seems like. Steve. Well, you're on the right track, Terrence. They've dropped the ball in the Senate because they don't have any. Let's just get right to it. I was expecting that, but yes. Okay, there it is. Look, you're not getting this done unless you get rid of the filibuster. We've argued about that on this program before. I don't care. You're not getting the SAVE act done. You're not getting voter id. You're not getting determinations of whether you're an American citizen or not. Some states are doing it. Some states are doing the smart thing. You know, here they are arguing about it in places like Virginia, where you have to have voter id. Jon Ossoff, the current sitting senator in the state of Georgia, required required government picture ID to get into his campaign event where he Then went on about not needing ID to vote. You know, not needing ID vote to get him elected, but you have to have a picture ID to get into the event. I mean, come on. This is so dishonest. This is Jim Crow 2.0. No, this is dishonesty 3.5. They are lying through their teeth. The only reason, the only reason anybody would be against voter ID is so they could game the system. There is no other explanation. There is no other answer. It's not disenfranchising people. I mean, look, I see. How many people do you know? Any of you? How many adults do you know? Black, white, Asian, doesn't matter. That doesn't have a picture id, A driver's license, a military ID card? None.
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Dr. Gina
You need it to fish.
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David Brody
The answer is none.
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Dr. Gina
You needed to catch it. Meaning in a river.
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David Brody
It's also insulting to black voters and, you know, and so many of the other minorities. It's, it's, it's, it's insulting. What? They can't get an id right? What are you trying to say? Let me pick up. Terrence, Terrence, Terrence. I want to apologize for all of us here about how hard it was for you to get a driver's license. I mean, I'm really ashamed of. It was so difficult for you to get a drive. I mean, how many years have you driven, Terrence? A few decades? I'm driving dirty right now. I don't, I don't have a license and I'm just out here driving. That's a joke, folks. That's a joke. I do have a driver's license. It is easy to get. Just to add that under this legislation very quickly, driver's licenses or any sort of id, let's put it that way. Any sort of identification in order to be able to vote would be free. That is one of the proposals. It wouldn't cost anyone anything, which makes it hard to argue it's free anyway. A government issued id, I checked, is free in every state in America. If you say I cannot afford to get a government ID, it is free in all 50 states already. Another red herring.
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Dr. Gina
Yeah.
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David Brody
Look, John Thune needs to get his act together. The Democrat or the Republicans in the Senate. Grow a pair, would you please? Because we need you to. Because if you don't, the Supreme Court will get packed. Puerto Rico will be a state. D.C. will be a state. They will gave the system up and down the line. Virginia, where they're gonna turn it into a 10. One Democrat to Republicans in the Congress. That'll be the Play for the rest of the country and every state they can ram that through. Wake up, do your damn job.
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Dr. Gina
And every conservative will be investigated in ways we couldn't even have imagined even in the last administration. But Steve, I want to get to 2028 politics. Cuz it's getting interesting. Nikki Haley is making the circuit, as you mentioned. Elon Musk is playing, I think, to be a contender. You don't have to run for president, but I think Elon Musk wants a seat at the table. And I think Elon Musk plans to play big or he wouldn't be playing already. And so I do think he's a contender. I think that he will decide who he thinks is going to be good and put a lot of money behind that person. So how will he contend? Who will he support? What's your best guess as to how he plays in this next election? Because big money is going to matter a lot.
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David Brody
Well, there it is. You hit it. There's how he's going to have a seat at the table. Money, money and money.
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Dr. Gina
But he has a lot of look.
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David Brody
And he's got more than the average guy from what I understand. That's a fact. Look, it takes a tremendous. Here in Michigan, where I live, the estimate of the amount of money being spent in the midterms this year. Now we have an open governor's race, an open Senate seat, and of course the seats for Congress. $1 billion in my state alone. We're not a big state, we're a medium state. $1 billion is going to be spent on advertising for political races in this state alone. Think about how that extrapolates across the country. What about in states where it really matters? It's going to be hundreds of billions of dollars. It's going to take a lot of money. We need a counterbalance at George Soros and thank God Elon Musk seems to be the guy that wants to play that role because we need that money to, to compete in places where Democrats outspend us 5 to 1, 10 to 1, 20 to 1. To sell these lies about open borders, these lies about the Green New Deal, these lies about the President. We need a counterbalance and I'm glad that Elon is there.
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Dr. Gina
Who will you support, Steve?
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David Brody
Who, who do you support? Who do I support in 2018? Oh, he won't support Nikki Haley, I'll tell you that. She has exactly zero chance of being present. There are only two contenders in the race for the, the for the Republican side right now. That's JD And Marco Rubio, there's your that's the end of your list.
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Dr. Gina
But do you think Elon's going to be into them?
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David Brody
I have no idea. You know, I just went through Elon's biography. It's a very long, strange read. I don't know what he's into any given day. It's educational. I'll just say that. And worth the read. If you understand Elon Musk or try to understand him, read the book.
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Dr. Gina
Might be advisable. He will play. Steve Gruber, thank you so much for being with us.
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David Brody
Thanks, Steve. Thanks, guys.
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Dr. Gina
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David Brody
My friend Michael Hichborn, who runs the Lepanto Institute. Yes. Had the chance to actually go there with a small expedition, a group of friends and a Catholic priest, and they, they ascended Mount Ararat, which is located basically in Iran, Turkey, Armenia, in that region. And just the significance too, obviously anyone who goes there has in mind, will they find the ark too? You know, which has been searched really since the times of Eusebius in the second third century. Right. Now, those pictures that you see, what was special about that specific trip, like, many thousands have tried to find the ark. Right. In fact, you know, there is a tradition that says that the actual door of the ark is what makes the current door the main portal for the famous church in Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. Right. So many have tried to find that. Now, that picture you see with, with my friend Michael and the Catholic priest, that represents what's believed to be the very first sacrifice, like Christian sacrifice or service done since the time that Noah left the ark, because on the top of Mount Ararat, Right. If that's in fact where the ark rests today, which many believe that it is. So they had a Catholic mass, which Catholics can believe that, that the sacrifice of Noah prefigured what happens in churches all around the world today. So just, you know, kind of amazing, just moment to step back in time. They, you know, they estimate 7,500 years ago is probably when the flood happened. Yes. There are parallel stories, Epic of Gilgamesh, Babylonian stories as well, which reflect that there was this massive flood that happened there.
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Dr. Gina
And, you know, the quest is on.
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David Brody
Of course, to find those, as you saw, with the. The fragments of pottery, you know, that were just discovered recently that, you know, our faith really rests on hard scientific evidence which gives us hope to believe that, you know, everything that Jesus spoke about is true.
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Dr. Gina
Absolutely, John. And the thing that I think is the coolest, I mean, if you just look at it, right? Just look, you could see it with your eyes. This thing looks like a boat. I mean, it looks like an ark. This formation looks exactly like an ark. And this is why so many people from all over the world are traveling just to see it themselves. At the very least, just to be able to reflect and pray, talk a little bit more about that, even if the science doesn't specifically back it up. Like we said yesterday about the Shroud of Turin, people are always going to try to disprove it but even just the symbol of faith and what this does to bring people together and bring people closer to the Bible's teachings is so incredible.
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David Brody
Owen. To the science. But also, don't miss like you just said, the whole point of what the ark actually was. Okay. The ark was a place of refuge. What was the sin of the day that caused the actual flood? The Bible says it was a sin of homosexuality. That is what caused God's wrath to extend upon the earth. So the ark is a symbol of the church. The church is where we find that life away from the flood of the sin that it's all around us. The evil around us is so pervasive. We've been digging in the Epstein files. That is some nasty stuff. Where do we go to? We go to the ark, the Bible, the word of God that allows us to escape the flood of this life. So as we search for the ark, which is totally fine and I think it actually builds, helps to build on faith. Don't miss the whole spiritual point of what that arc actually was.
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Dr. Gina
John. Yup. We so appreciate you going beyond faith with us today. Look forward to having you back later in the week to talk about even more mysteries in Christianity. Great. Great to have you, Emily. All right. Still to come on American Sunrise, our very own Dr. G hosted a beautiful event at Mar a Lago supporting Moms for America. We'll show you the very special Rev fans that she met there. You don't want to to miss this. Stay with us.
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David Brody
All right.
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Dr. Gina
Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks for joining us this morning. It is time now for the one to watch. Here's something I had my eye on this past weekend. On Friday, the national organization called Moms for America held their annual fifth. It was their fifth annual Mothers of Influence and Champion of Freedom Awards at President Donald Trump's Mar A Lago Club in Palm Beach. Right here, a sold out gathering of conservative leaders, activists and influential women and some men fighting to protect family, faith and liberty across the nation. This event celebrated moms who have had such an impact in their communities and is part of Moms for America's effort to activate and empower moms to advance freedom and constitutional values. I had such a great time attending this event. I'll tell you what, it was really cool. Here's what was really cool you guys is that's Mike Rowe right there from Dirty Jobs. You guys know him. But Brittany Aldean, she was fantastic. And her husband Jason was there as well. If y' all know him, they Said we need to play more country music for our intros and outros. But this lady right here, this is Brittany Aldean's beautiful mother. And do you know what she told me, you guys? She told me that she watches our show every single morning, and that when she moves to a new house or goes on vacation, first thing she says is, I want to make sure I can get real America's Voice first thing in the morning with my coffee, because I can't miss it. She told me that you guys. No lie. Straight up. And I. It was so cute. And so you just don't ever know who's watching. And that's kind of my point here. It was really great to get to see. And you know who else I got to meet? Kathie Lee Gifford.
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David Brody
Oh, I want to meet Kathie Lee Gifford. I've never met her.
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Dr. Gina
Almost a bucket list thing for me. Yes. I started singing some of her children's lullabies that I sung, and she sang them with me. Do you know she's 77 years old and looks absolutely majestic? I had a picture of her, but I don't know what happened to it. But anyway. But, yeah, meeting the Aldeans and hearing that they watch our show, their whole family was there. It was really amazing to meet all of them. And just thanks to them for watching our show every single day.
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David Brody
Absolutely. Good morning to any Aldean that's tuned in right now. We appreciate you. That's right.
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Dr. Gina
Really cool.
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David Brody
Real America's Voice on the map. We're on the map. Don Lemon. Don Lamond.
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Dr. Gina
Well, it is fun. It is fun getting out there. You know the worst part is when you go with, like, your hair and curlers, Terrence. You know how this is. And then you run into somebody like, I watch your show every day. You're like, I wouldn't have had my hair in curlers had I known. Right, Terrence?
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David Brody
Every time I get in my car in the morning, I tend to sit on a curl. I'm like, oh, I forgot I left this in here. Yeah. First world problems, Dr. G. All right, you guys.
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Dr. Gina
War Room is coming up next with Steve. Band and hug. Children love God. Go boldly now. Live the truth, and we'll be back with you manana.
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David Brody
Watch those tv.
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Dr. Gina
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