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Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.
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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 to protect the American family.
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The American dream is still alive.
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I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.
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And I'm Dr. Gina. All right. Good morning, everybody. I'm Dr. G. We are live with you from the Palm Beaches. Let's bring in David brody in Washington, D.C. and Terrance Bates in our Denver newsroom. Good Morning, guys. Morning.
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GT Dr. Gina. Good morning, wordsmith Brody. Good morning. BBCU in court. You put a smile on my face already. I love that line. Very nicely played. Hey, guys, look, I want to bring your attention to this Fox News headline which says, bill to end the government shutdown survives key hurdle before the housewide vote. We've been mentioning it all morning and will continue to mention it. The rules committee did advance that bill and now the full House is expected to vote on the bill to reopen the government at some point in time later today. Of course, if this bill passes, I expect it will. It would fund the government through January 30th. It's been a long 40 plus days in the wilderness, but hopefully we're coming out of the wilderness. David. Well, it looks like that is the case. Tom Massie, I'm assuming is going to be a no on the House side. Curious about mtg. She may be a no as well. They can only afford two nos. We'll see. But I think some Democrats will vote for it. Bottom line is this thing is going to get to President Trump's desk and then we can move on. Gina. From long national nightmare, if you will, caused by Chucky Schumer.
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So this is October. No, this is November. What month are we in? Wow, somebody's a little sleep deprived today. My point is January 30th, we looked down the barrel of this ugly beast again. Yeah, I mean, that's not a solution, you guys.
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Thank you. I've been saying that all along, Dr. Gina. I'm like, yeah, we reopened for a little while, but are we gonna be right back here? Sorry, Dr. G. But I appreciate that because that's where my mind is as well. Go ahead Sorry.
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I just really feel like we should have had the actual conversation, the actual debate with the Democrats very, very publicly across every news media we could get our hands into, to say, this has to be about the debt. This has to be about reduction of the size of government and America first. This cannot be about little minutia inside the bill, no matter how much it matters. There are things that are. The broad point that are being totally missed here, and we're going to be. If we don't debate those, we're going to be right back here every single time. The American people want our debt eliminated. They do not want to be indebted to foreign enemies anymore. They do not like inflation. They do not like the cost of things. Right now. If we were to have that conversation instead of the one that we just had to get everything back open of. Oh, this shutdown, that shut down, this shutdown, that shutdown. When the majority of Americans couldn't feel it, some could. I get it. But the majority couldn't. We're going to be right back where we started in another couple months, and I'll tell you what happens in all of this. And this is my. The number one enemy of freedom, in my opinion, is cynicism. That's what happens. Voter cynicism and retreat. And that's what I don't want.
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Well, guys, we're gonna continue to have this conversation throughout the show, but, Dr. Gina, would you give us our Bible verse, please?
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Yes. It goes like this. You guys know this one? Yes.
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Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Yes.
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Tell you what, guys, it was a really late one last night. John. It's gonna be a good show. John 3:16, you guys might know this one. It's one of the oldies but goodies. For God so loved the world he gave his son his only begotten son. There we go. So that whoever believes in him should not perish, but should have eternal life. That, of course, is from the good book to possible good news on the government shutdown ending, as we just talked about, at least marginally good news. The Bible is really good News. And John 3:16 is a especially really good news. The House, though, is slated to vote today on the Senate's bill to end the longest shutdown in U.S. history. The measure advanced out of the House Rules Committee, as Terrence told us, and is slated for the full vote later today. The Senate passed that measure. Actually, I think it was David that told us that the Senate passed that measure that keeps government funded through January 30th and guarantees a vote on whether to extend Obamacare subsidies or not. Let's bring in Georgia Congressman Rich McCormick. McCormick. Congressman, is the vote happening today and what happens in the fact that we may be right back here in just a little over a month or two? Right.
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The thought of that just is sickening. We should vote later today. We were expecting probably around 4pm but we haven't had an official announcement yet. I think they're still working out the details. It is expected to pass along party lines. You may have a couple Democrats come over. I do believe what you just said about the debate is actually very germane to what we're trying to get long term. It's very ironic when you have the Freedom Caucus talking about a one year CR and the Democrats talking about shutting down the government. It's like opposite day or something. It's just a bizarre time in politics. But we need to debate what this is all about. To begin with, this is about health care, the most expensive spending item in government, the most expensive thing that American families have every year. As a matter of fact, one of the guys, Warnock and another guy, Ossoff, both in Georgia, both in vulnerable Senate seats, need to come to the table and debate this. I'll debate with both of them at the same time with one hand tied behind my back. I'm an ER doc. Let's have this debate about healthcare, the second most expensive thing to all businesses in America. They think that it's all about this. But since the Affordable Care act, we've had an increase in premiums almost 90% on average. Since the Affordable Care act, the profiteering by big pharma, big insurance companies had gone up by about 230%. Since the big, big, since the big Affordable Care act, we've had nothing but grief for all people who consume medicine. It's been horrible. Your deductibles, your co pays, it's just been a disaster. So, Congressman, that leads us to a debate about what's next on health care and what the Republican plan is exactly. I know there's certain bills out there and everybody's got an idea. There's fresh reporting this morning that President Trump is going to get actively involved in this. I'm curious to get your take as to what you think might come out as a Republican plan regarding this idea of extending the Obamacare subsidies. Okay, there's a lot of folks that are not for that. There are some Republicans that are for it. But what is the Republican plan instead? So the worst thing you could do is keep on going towards government subsidies, government control. It's what's forced the price point up to begin with. If you look at the history of medicine, the more government gets involved, the more it expensive it gets. You can throw all the money you want at it, but remember, that money comes from somewhere. Usually it's going to come from the backs of our children as they pay interest on that money. This is not free stuff, guys. They got to print that money because that's the only way they can come up with $1.5 trillion, which about 300 billion is going to be spent on illegal immigrants. We have so much to talk about and I hope the, the, the speaker and the President look to the right people to solve this because otherwise it's going to go sideways because the government typically, when they get involved once again, it becomes more inefficient, more ineffective and more expensive. That's just the government way. We drive it towards competition. We can really fix this permanently. We have about $1 trillion of waste. $1 trillion. That's the size of the Korean economy, the entire GDP per year in just health care, in just America. It's a $5.7 trillion industry per year. We got so many things fixed, it's unbelievable. Just a quick follow up. Just a quick. I'm sorry, go ahead. Just a quick follow up. So there isn't a Republican plan at this point or at least one that anybody's coming together on, Correct? Just, just double checking that. Well, to be honest, we have over. We have more pills on this than we have congressmen. We have 127just in the doctor's caucus, which I belong to, which only has 14 members. We just honed down on three. I said, please, can we just vote on the top three things? Bring it to the Speaker. Let's get something, let's get a bite out of the apple. Let's eat this elephant one bite at a time. But let's get. We haven't had a consensus yet and that's probably why the President's going to have to get involved. I just hope he turns the right direction. Congressman, since you are an ER doctor, hopefully you appreciate this reference. I just want to rip off the band aid and pull out the IV right now and get to the real nuts and bolts of all of this. Do you expect that all of the appropriation bills before the House will ultimately get passed over the next couple of months leading up to that January 30th deadline? And as we kind of embark on that deadline, is there really going to be movement or back to Dr. Gina's question earlier. Are we going to be back in a similar situation where we're talking about a shutdown? By then we will always be with our backs against the wall because that's the way politics works. This government is designed to be inefficient on purpose, so there'd be checks and balances, be frustrating, slow, so it's hard to pass laws. And because we're in this gridlock period of time in history, it'll always be our vaccines walls. I think we'll pass eight of the 12 pretty easily. The last four are going to be really rough and that's what always hangs us up. And then we always end up with a cr. The question is, is CR the right answer? Of course not. I hate crs, but it's sure better than giving it to the Democrats ruling us by the minority by leveraging it against the people. And we need to end that and we need to end it right now.
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Doctor, I have a question for you. Go ahead.
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I'm sorry, Dr. Gina, if just very quickly, if there is another cr, isn't that just an extension of shirking Congress's duty to fully fund the government? At some point in time it's gotta stop. Well, it is funding the fully, fully funding the government, but at the previous levels. Now luckily the COVID supplementation has now expired and we gotten back to a normal CR, if you will. And that's why the Freedom Caucus, which is a very, very conservative organization, has backed a one year cr. So we can't add more things. The problem is when we start getting involved in budgeting all kinds of people start doing all kinds of favors for people, that gets much more expensive. We have not done a good job as a government of containing costs. Costs go up year by year by year. We haven't done anything for Medicare, Social Security, which will go bankrupt this next presidency. Not this presidency, but next presidency will almost certainly mathematically go bankrupt with automatic cuts or we won't let those things happen and we'll just increase our debt even more. We need to do something to shore those up as well.
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Congressman, you mentioned that there are lots of bills that are ready to replace Obamacare, but do we really need a bill? I mean, sometimes isn't repealing something just the best answer and leaving it to the free market rather than writing in a bunch of laws that people can just manipulate?
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That depends on leadership. Now if the President and the speaker both say we're not going to get rid of the Affordable Care act, we need to figure out a way to modify or provide options. That's one of the things that's been put out there on the table. You have something to compete with it. I have not heard of anybody seriously thinking we're going to repeal and replace. I don't think that's a, a realistic thing. If leadership doesn't push that, it's not going to happen.
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Well, that's a shame because that's one of the reasons why everything is so dysfunctional. But thank you.
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Yeah, that's just the honest reflection. I hate it. I have a lot of great ideas. I wish I was put in charge for today's king. But unfortunately we don't have kings here. We just have a democracy, a republic, something that's very inefficient. But it's the way it's been designed on purpose. It's so hard to repeal. It's so hard to repeal once it's codified into law. I mean, good luck with that.
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So, yeah, that's a shame. That's a shame. Congressman McCormick, we appreciate you very much. Thank you.
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Thanks. Always a pleasure, guys. Semper fly.
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All right. Coming up, we check out the hottest headlines from the RAV newsroom with T. Bates. Also later, China is now cracking down on chemicals being sent out to the U.S. canada and Mexico that could be used to make fentanyl. How crucial is this? We're going to add the former DHS advisor Ahead on America's let's be real. Life happens. Kids spill, pets shed and accidents are inevitable. That's why you need a washable sofa that can keep up. Our sofas are fully machine washable inside and out so you can say goodbye to stains and hello to worry free living. Made with liquid and stain resistant fabrics, they're kid proof, pet friendly and built for everyday life. Plus, changeable fabric covers let you refresh your sofa whenever you want. Need flexibility? Our modular design lets you rearrange your sofa anytime to fit your space, whether it's a growing family room or a cozy apartment. Plus, they're earth friendly and trusted by over 200,000 happy customers. Get early access to Black Friday pricing starting at just $699. It's time to upgrade to a stress free mess proof sofa. Visit washablesofas.com today and save that's washablesofas.com offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.
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But I will do my duty. I'm getting back to D.C. we're gonna get this country back on track. That was Republican Wisconsin Congressman Derek Van Orden. He's scheduled to arrive in Washington a little bit later today after spending the night in Pennsylvania. By the way, if and when this current government funding bill is enacted, eight Republican senators. Excuse me. Whose phones were spied on as part of the Biden administration's January 6 investigation, stand to get a $500,000 payoff. The legislation would retroactively make it illegal for the Justice Department to have access those records, allowing the senators to sue the DOJ for up to a half million bucks per violation. That's a quick check of your headlines. Now let's get a quick check of your forecast from Weather Nation's meteorologist Tracy Anthony. By the way, during her doing her forecast, you'll be able to look there at the bottom of your screen. We're going to put up a QR code that you can scan in order to join our Weather Nation team. Tracy, is it still cold there in West Palm? I'm sorry, I'm just asking for a friend. Not that I'm trying to poke the bear, but it was fairly warm here yesterday compared to what you were dealing with.
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Yeah. You have been breaking records out west, out east, not the case. It's still chilly here. It's not as bad as yesterday morning, but still, I came to work in layers. So one more day of this, and then we're going to be crushing you once again with those warm temperatures. But it wasn't just Florida, really. Up and down the eastern U.S. we had our first snowfall of the season, record cold. Orlando had the coldest morning low in nine years. So definitely cold. Temperatures we haven't felt for some time. Coast to coast, though, our temperatures are going to start to moderate. So a lot of us feeling a little more seasonable here throughout the day today. But we crushed records. I'm talking over 100 records broken in cities all across the East Coast. Now we quiet down out east, but we're bracing for our next storm system out west. We're talking a good amount of snow for the intermountain west and a good amount of rain for the coastal areas and Southern California that we're gonna have to keep a close eye on. And then the last kind of big thing I wanted to talk about, I know we've talked about this once before, Terrence, but the northern lights, the aurora borealis, we've had some incredible pictures and videos coming in from last night. There was the largest solar flare of the season. And Terrence, we had a few images coming in from the Colorado area. I'm not sure if you were able to check them out.
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No, I was in REM sleep around that time probably. But nice pictures. I'm glad you shared them them with us. Tracy, always good to talk to you. We'll check in with you next hour for our hometown forecast. Thanks so much. All right, folks, before we take a break, President Trump urging the Supreme Court to uphold his emergency powers on tariffs. Ahead, expert analysis on the impact those tariffs are having on the president's leverage when it comes to the world stage. Right now, though, a quick look at this day in history. It was on this date in 1954 that Ellis island in New York closed after processing more than 12 million immigrants. Beginning in 1892, tens of millions of Americans can trace their family roots to Ellis island, which is located in the New York harbor. The busiest year for Ellis island was 1904, 1907, when more than a million people were processed there. The island was used as a detention center in World War I for suspected enemies. And following a massive restoration project, the main building reopened in 1990 and now stands as a museum dedicated to the history of immigration in this country. More American Sunrise coming your way in two minutes.
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Charles, China is announcing it's cracking down on chemicals. After Xi Jinping reached a deal with President Trump, China announced restrictions on 13 drug making chemicals that they shipped to the U.S. canada and Mexico. These chemicals used to make fentanyl. Now, in the deal, the Trump administration agreed to lower tariffs against China. Charles, will this actually though result in more lives being saved of American children? I mean, that's really what it comes down to, right?
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Yeah. Well, here again we see the effects of tariffs at work. President Trump threatened to increase them 100% over what they currently are, which would have put them at about 150% in total. So it got China's attention to take action. And what we're talking about here are the synthetics, the foundation of fentanyl that comes out of China and goes straight to the cartels, the ccp. The Chinese government is very much aware that these synthetics are the foundation and being sent to the cartels that are then killing hundreds of thousands of Americans a year. So it's time for China to take action. Of course, we have to take this with a grain of salt when they say they're going to do something about it and be prepared to take action should they not decrease the overall production of fentanyl. Hey, Charles, I do want to get back to the tariffs issue just really quickly because you said, and rightfully so, that a Ruling against the Trump administration's tariff policies would have effects on other presidents as well. But isn't this really a more direct attack on President Trump's policies, since he really is the first president in modern mystery, in modern memory, who really has used tariffs as a way to exert leverage, if you will, over other countries? Yeah. And not surprising, President Trump has used the economic power of the United States to his advantage, especially when he's at the negotiating table. You know, we saw a very quick example of that during his first term when he sat down with leaders of NATO and threatened them for not paying their fair share to support the operations of NATO. And he brought to bear, through a threat to withdrawal, all of the economic support from the United States for that organization. And guess what? Not surprisingly, it worked. So President Trump, like nobody in history, knows how to use the economic levers here, especially as it relates to. To our national security. I can't tell you how devastating this will be if the Supreme Court strikes down the executive branch's authority to implement tariffs as a means to national security strategy for the country. This would be absolutely catastrophic. Well, Charles, let's continue on that theme, because earlier you said in one of your answers to the. My first question, you said there would be adverse reactions. That was your. That's a quote from you. I'm quoting you, Charles. Adverse reactions from international actors. What did you mean by that, and what does that look like exactly? How do you think that could play out? Well, for example, why would China stop providing the synthetics used in fentanyl without a viable threat of the president being able to implement the tariffs of which he speaks, why would they not invade Taiwan? Why would Russia seek to end the war with Ukraine? I mean, we can go on and on and on, but if we lose this mechanism to hold other countries, both allies and adversaries, by the way, accountable, sticking to their promises, taking the right actions in an effort for overall global stability. And the tariffs aren't a viable option and no longer allowed. Then why would any of these countries play ball with the United States? You know, we would have to come up with other threats to kind of isolate and contain those countries that we needed to do so. Yeah, Charles, great points. Great to always have you on as well. Thanks for being here.
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Thanks, Charles.
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Hey, Charles, from now on, please don't charge us a tariff to make an appearance here with us. Okay? No tariffs. Trust me. We'll play ball. We'll see what the Supreme Court says. That's right. And we say the check is in the mail. Thank you, Charles. See you guys. Coming up. That's such an old school thing to say. Who says that today the check is in the mail. No one writes a check. Coming up, President Trump threatens to sue the BBC over selective edits made on his January 6 speech for a documentary. So what happens next exactly? Well, we have the British perspective coming up on American Sunrise. Back in a moment, folks.
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All right. Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks for joining us. It is time now for for today's health news sponsored by the Wellness company and under the microscope. Today the FDA announced that hormone replacement therapy that treats menopause will no longer come with a warning label. FDA Commissioner Marty Makary said they want to stop the fear machine steering women away from these life saving treatments. And the decision was based on the latest scientific evidence. These drugs are prescribed to treat menopause symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings and difficulties sleeping. The warnings reportedly mentioned risks of breast cancer previously, also heart attacks and strokes. But it was such a minuscule risk that they decided to remove that warning because the benefits, I guess, outweigh the risks. A new administration in Washington, D.C. has brought a lot of positive changes when it comes to fixing our broken health care system. The reality though, there's only so much the government can do if we really want to make America healthy again has to start at home with each of us. And that's where the Wellness Company comes in. You see and hear from their doctors all the time on this network. You know their products are the gold standard when it comes to keeping you safe and healthy. Wellness Company makes sure you're prepared for whatever happens with their series of prescription med kits. These kits have an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to tell you how to use the meds in the kits. Additionally, the Wellness Company offers products from parasite cleanses to methylene blue. Weight loss. So much more. These can help you stay healthy and live a longer, more satisfying life. Make America healthy again starts at home. Do your part. Protect the health of yourself and your family. Go to TWC Health RAV today. Give it an order. That's TWC Health RAV. Use the promo code RAV. It'll save you 10%. David Brody. D Bro. It will.
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Thank you, D Bro. That's gonna be my new moniker. We have T. Bates. We have Dr. G. Why can't I be dbro?
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You are d Bro.
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Why can't I be deep?
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I mean, you are.
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I am D Bro. Yeah, I'm Deep Rope. All right, thank you, Dr. G. Now let's head across the pond to the UK where President Trump is threatening to sue the British Broadcasting Corporation. Trump reportedly seeking 1 billion. That's a B billion dollars. Over a BBC documentary that the president and his lawyers claim was false and defamatory. The BBC accused of selectively editing. Excuse me. President Trump's speech from January 6th. What they did is they kept the part where he urged his supporters to fight like hell, but they skipped over the part where he told them to protest peacefully. The BBC's chairman apologized, called it an error in judgment. Got it. Okay. Top executives for BBC also resigned due to the scandal. But Trump says, look, he's going to go through with this billion dollar lawsuit unless the BBC issues a Retraction apologizes and compensates him. For more, let's bring in former adviser to Prime Minister Boris Johnson and current political commentator. That'd be Thomas Corbe. Dylan Thomas. What do you think? I mean, what will happen here and how is it being received over there, across the pond, as we like to say. And that gets tired. We always say across the pond. I kind of hate that, that saying, but go ahead, please. Hello, good morning. Well, I'm actually in D.C. so I. I've been watching it with a sort of, you know, two hats on here from the American side, because this, for me is just fantastic. It's like, you know, the BBC needed to be taken down a few pegs and of course, it would be the President who would be the one to stand out and do it. So we're very happy. Once again, we're grateful to the President who is stepping in to save England from itself because, you know, England is falling apart before our eyes. But, you know, it's a crazy story really, because, you know, you sort of said that they took his speech out of context. I would actually argue against that. I think they completely changed the speech. You know, they put his words and they basically said, let's march and let's fight like hell. March to the capital and let's fight like hell. Which is completely not what he told his people to do, as we all know. But, you know, this just played into the massive agenda that they all pushed at this time, that he led an insurrection, which of course we now know is totally false. So it's about time that the BBC were held to account, I think.
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Yeah, kudos to this whistleblower. The whistleblower also said in this particular story that this has happened a lot, that he has actually had argues with editors and they've told him, we don't really care. We don't really care about the truth. We care about saying what we want to say and keeping our line. The great thing though, Thomas, is that there are other. You know, I always talk about parallel economy on this program and there are other competitors out there with the BBC. Now, GB News is one to mention. I love GB News. I watch it all the time when I'm in the UK and I actually appear on their programs sometimes. Thomas, can they crack, though, this sort of stronghold that the BBC has on the UK in terms of really attracting audiences and shifting people over to some more rational thought that's not so indoctrinated.
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Yeah, it's changing. I think one of the big problems is that it's so ingrained in people in the UK that, you know, and every television it is, channel number one is the BBC. And every night at 6pm and at 10pm people tune in to watch the news, the headlines. It's one of the biggest programs of the day. You know, my grandparents would watch it, my parents watch it. It is sort of ingrained in the, in the British ideas that that is what you do. So that is hard. It's different here. You know, usually in the US it's more rolling news, you have it on throughout the day and things. There's not such an appointment viewing, so it's tough to break that. But I think one of the scariest things about this is that the BBC is really the gold standard around the world for journalism. And if they were willing to do it, imagine what, for example, CNN are doing, what, what, you know, left wing newspapers are doing. And this was the big one, they did it to the President. But what are they doing on everyday stories, you know, to make it fit their agenda, if the BBC are willing to do it. I think that's quite a scary moment for us to be in. Well, and Thomas, the BBC is, I mean, it's clearly gone far left at this point, or how would you term it? Far left. I mean, and on Israel for sure, I mean, what they've said about Israel and the genocide there, I mean. So I'm curious to kind of get your take as to what happened to the BBC. We always kind of knew they were left leaning, but it's gotten even worse. Is that your take or am I missing something? No, you're exactly right. And I think it's. Part of it is with the young people today, particularly on the left, that is. So politics is everything to them. It's, it's almost impossible to truly be impartial and be left wing because there's, there's no sort of space for any dissent among them. You know, for example, in the, in the BBC, I imagine if I went there for, you know, a job interview, I mean, first of all, I would never get an interview because I'm a white man and that is basically banned at the BBC. But if on the off chance I did get an interview there and I said to them, you know, oh, I'd done an internship at GB News, I'd be kicked out of the door. But if I said to them, oh, I'd done an internship with Hamas, I think they'd love it, you know, So I think it just shows you that that is what has happened to the producers, the Junior people there and that just goes all the way up to the top. So it is a real problem in the UK and I think a lot of it is because of this dei. They really made a point that they were going to hire all of these Muslims, these immigrants, all these black people instead of actually looking at what are the young people of England actually wanting to say and hear about. So it is, it is completely left wing and you would struggle to find a right wing voice in the BBC and if there is one, they have to pretend that they're not right wing.
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You know, Thomas is none of the conservatism that's happening in Gen D in Gen Z in the us happening in the uk. Cuz I know when Charlie died we saw that massive gathering right there near London Bridge. I'm just surprised that there isn't sort of an uprising, a rebellion if you will, against the group.
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Think, oh, there is, it's rising massively. But they're not getting jobs at the BBC, I tell you that. They are certainly not getting in for an interview because as I say, most of them are white men and Christians. Christians will never get an interview at the BBC. So yes, it is happening massively and thankfully a lot of them are going to GB News. A lot of them watch GB News now. But of course they also can just use social media to get the news. There's a lot of young guys on there that actually can just talk directly to the people without needing to go through a big, you know, program like the BBC or even GB News. There's a lot of young influencers that people listen to. But yeah, it is massively rising in the uk. I would maybe argue it's a little bit rising a little bit quicker than the US because so many young men in the UK are being affected by immigration and by, you know, poor living standards in the uk. The US is a much bigger country. You've got still a lot of safe spaces here. Out in the countryside in the uk, we're not so lucky.
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Thomas Corbett. Fascinating conversation. Thomas Corbett Dillon, thank you so much for your time.
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Thanks.
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Ally of yours, said that she would.
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Rather see you focused on nonstop domestic.
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Policy meetings here at the White House instead of nonstop foreign policy meetings. What's your response to her saying that and also saying that grocery prices are.
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Up and not down, as you said. Yeah. So I don't know what happened to Montreal. She's a nice woman, but I don't know what happened. She's lost her way, I think. But I have to view the presidency as a worldwide situation, not locally. I mean, we could have a world that's on fire where wars come to our shores very easily. If you had a bad president. We had a horrible president. And we ended up with Russia, Ukraine, and we ended up with other disasters, too. Don't forget. I put out eight wars, nine to come. I think I'll get the other one taken care of. But I put out eight wars, and look at the damage that Russia, Ukraine has done to us as a country. I mean, we spent $350 billion. We're not spending any money anymore. Now they pay us through NATO. You know, I got NATO to go from 2% to 5%. Well, that's very important. When you're president, you really sort of have to watch over the world because you're going to be dragged into it. Otherwise, you're going to be dragged into a world war. Oh, this is going to be a doozy of a conversation. Let's bring in Dr. Gina and David for some analysis. Dr. Gina, I'm going to start with you. What do you make of this? I'm not going to call it a feud. I'll simply call it a differing of opinion. How do you describe it and what do you make of it all?
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Because.
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Okay, now we got you back. You're good. You're good.
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I very much appreciate your analysis, Terrence, because you make the point that I wanted to make, and that is that we don't have to buy into this being some big feud. Look, look, MAGA is not the voice of One person, not even President Trump. MAGA is the voice of the American people. And all you have to do is look through our chat every single day to see there are people that think that MTG is absolutely reflecting the voice of maga and there are people that think she's absolutely not. That's what we call civil discourse. That's what this has come down to. I am not going to take part in this circular fire that is happening right now. Not on Israel, not on Marjorie Taylor Greene and President Trump, not on any of it. We have midterms coming up. We agree on more than we disagree on. Those of us who are in the rational part of conservatism. Right. We have more that we agree on than we disagree on. They're gonna have their feuds, they're gonna use those feuds to leverage their positions, and that's gonna happen. And I'm perfectly willing to listen to both of them, just like I am perfectly willing to listen to all dissent out there in the world, as long as it is non violent and somewhat based in reality.
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David Brody just perfectly said, you know, liberals take part in groupthink. That's not what MAGA does not. Nor should we. Nor should we. So I think you're absolutely right. A couple of things can be true at the same time. Marjorie Taylor Greene loves America. Marjorie Taylor Greene is America first. President Trump loves America. President Trump is America first. Both can be true at the same time. You can have disagreements, that's okay. But that doesn't sweep down, if you will, the underlying truth for both of them. You know, I would say the reason they're having this kind of, I don't know, skirmish, if you will, or whatever you want to call it, is because of something that President Trump just said is like he has to see this as a president of the United States. It is much different when you're a congressman or a congresswoman to talk about America first and policies and focus more on domestic issues, which, by the way, I would argue that President Trump has been focusing tons on domestic issues. But, you know, it's one thing to say that as a congressman or a congresswoman, it's another thing to actually be President of the United States and realize that you've got to deal with a whole host of issues internationally and otherwise.
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But also, but also, David, presidents, even President Trump can get a little bit out of touch with his base. He is working so hard, such long hours, so focused on certain things that it does take people who are representing the people, who are closer to the people Congress people, in other words, sometimes to put a narrative out there that they're hearing from their constituency that the President may not be hearing. So that's, that can be an important role in balance in government.
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That's fair. I think we should have a separate, we gotta go. But I think we should have a separate conversation about. You said out of touch with his base. We should probably name some examples and then have a discussion about that.
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Well, I didn't say he's out of touch with his base. I wanna clarify. There may be some issues that he's not aware of because he's, he's not out there every single day among the people like he was during the campaign, for example. He's doing a lot of focus and it makes sense. It's just, it's just reality. And I hope that President Trump can appreciate that. Yeah, yeah. Anyway.
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Yeah. And I'll just add that it's. Thank you. I want us to bring back that segment. Thank you. I want us to. It wasn't a disagreement. It wasn't a disagreement. No bell, please. It's okay. No, bring back, bring back. Oh my gosh. It wasn't a disagreement, but it, it feels good. It just makes it more fun. David. All right, folks, we're going to take a quick break. Oh, my goodness. That's funny to me. Coming up, young people in the Bible, more and more young people are actually picking up the good Book. Why, you ask? Well, we'll try to answer that question next here on American Sunrise. Can I get the bell one more time? Thank you.
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Welcome back. Welcome back to American Sunrise. It is time now for our Moments of Faith brought to us by Lee Greenwood and the God Bless the USA Bible in focus. Today, more and more people are reading the Bible. According to new data from the State of the Church initiative, the biggest growth is among millennial and Gen Z men. The study showed that roughly 50% of self identified Christians read the Bible at least once a week, which is the highest level in more than 10 years. For more, let's bring in actor and the author of Embrace Masculinity, Braden Sorbo. Braden, always great to have you on the what do you attribute to this surge in young men wanting to read the Bible and embracing Christianity?
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Well, thanks for having me. I attribute it to the fact that people are desiring truth. They're desiring something higher than themselves and order. Right. Something to cling to. I mean, everything in the world is under attack, even basic math. Right? Two plus two no longer equals four. And so people want something that is not only tangible but that is divine. And so they're turning to the Bible, they're turning to the church. And so that is really the driving factor, specifically with a lot of young men in this instance.
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Absolutely. Braden. You know, I think about Charlie Kirk in this conversation and I think that he was a huge inspiration to a lot of young men all over the country. It's been two months since his assassination. Comments on Turning Point USA and the reach that they have had in the past couple of months.
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Well, I mean we've seen tens of thousands of new chapter requests and people are more willing to speak up for truth than ever before, even just yesterday. I'm sure you guys have already covered it. The attack at UC Berkeley. There was a man wearing a cross. It was ripped off of him by what appears to be, we don't have all the details, what appears to be a Muslim man. And when he went back to retrieve his cross, he was bloodied and beaten, hit in the face several times while the onlookers cheered, saying, you're white, you deserve this and things of that nature. And so we're witnessing sort of this, this shift because I guarantee that man and people who are watching that video are realizing that there is a, a deep seated hatred, right, almost this demonic hatred towards Christians simply for being outspoken, simply for wanting to preach the gospel. And a lot of people at Turning Point who are Christian are experiencing this themselves.
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And we're seeing religious persecution against Christians all over the globe right now. Braden Sorbo, we'll definitely have to talk about that soon. Thank you so much for coming on the show this morning.
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Thanks for having me.
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Run a business and not thinking about podcasting? Think again. More Americans listen to podcasts than ad supported streaming music from Spotify and Pandora. And as the number one podcaster, iHeart's twice as large as the next two combined. So whatever your customers are into true crime, sports, comedy, culture, they'll hear your message. Plus, only Iheart can extend your message to audiences across broadcast radio. And all this reach means everything. Just think about the universal marketing formula. The number of consumers who hear your message times the response rate equals the results. Now let's get those results growing for you. Think podcasting can help your business? Think iHeart streaming radio and podcasting. Let us show you at iheartadvertising.com that's iheartadvertising.com or call 844-844-IHEART. One more time, call 844-844-iHEART and get podcasting working for you. Coming up on the second hour of American Sunrise, showdown in Washington. The longest government shutdown in American history finally nearing its end. Or is it? Lawmakers in the House set to vote on the funding bill later today. We're going to have expert analysis in just a moment. Plus, Senate Democrats plot to block President Trump's plan to resume nuclear testing. This, of course, follows 47's order for the US military to continue testing on an equal basis with geopolitical rivals like Russia and China. Going forward, we're going to have those details. And later, rogue Democrat and Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, who has broken ranks with his party on major issues like the government shutdown and the war in Israel, joined the View yesterday. We've got some of his comments, what he said to those ladies later in the hour. Those stories and more on a hump day. Second hour of American Sunrise starting right now. Good morning America.
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Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.
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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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The American dream is still alive.
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I'm Dave. I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.
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And I'm Dr. Gina.
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Welcome back, everybody, to the second hour of American Sunrise. I'm David Brody coming to you from D.C. the home of the shutdown. Let's bring in Dr. G in West Palm T. Bates in our Denver newsroom. Good morning to both of you. I say the home of the shutdown soon, hopefully to be the former home of the shutdown. Dr. G. The House is going to vote today. And then guess what? We'll say that the shutdown is over once President Trump signs it into law. And then guess what, Guess what? In about a month, we'll start doing stories about how the government could shut down again on January 30th. So this is going to be, well, in a month. I suspect they start tomorrow. In a month. Right away. I suspect those stories start tomorrow. It's open, but sorry, go ahead. Dr. Gina Good morning.
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Good morning. You know, it's no wonder, gentlemen, that sometimes it just seems like one big playground up there on Capitol Hill to reasonable people who have to go to work, they have to do their job, they have to complete their tasks so that they can get their paycheck. It makes no sense to me, again, why we're not addressing the larger problem, which is our debt and our economy. And that's exactly the reason why I think a little bit of focus on domestic is not necessarily a heretical idea, Terrence.
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No, absolutely. I mean, I think that's what that is. America First. Let's just start there. America first is rooted in the idea that what's best for our country supersedes everything else. And that should be our focus. And even if it's something that's abroad, as long as it affects the national interests of the United States, then we can address those things. And I think there's a fair argument to be made that that's what President Trump is doing and continues to do even when it comes to foreign policy issues. The things that he's doing are rooted in issues or in policies that relate to the well being of the American people. That's right. Oh, sorry. I know we could have a, we could have a whole long discussion. I'm trying to keep us on time. I am doing the moral thing this morning.
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Keeping us on time is the moral.
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I will help you out. I will double down on keeping us on time. David, let's get to the headline really quickly. It's a big day on Capitol Hill. As David mentioned, lawmakers in the U.S. house expected back at work to vote on a bill to reopen the federal government. The Senate passed the measure on Monday and if passed in the House, the measure would fund the government through the end of January. And the fight may be shaping up between the US And Venezuela. The USS Gerald R. Ford, positioned in the Caribbean as part of the Trump administration's show force against what the administration calls narco terrorism. In response, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has mobilized his country's military to counter the U.S. buildup. Plus, a good part of the country remains under a cold snap following the first major cold snap of the season. On Tuesday, 18 million people across Alabama, Florida and Georgia were under a freeze warning. In fact, Jacksonville, Florida, set a new record low with temperatures dipping to 28 degrees. Parts of the Great Lakes saw several inches of snow, as you can see here in this video. What a perfect entree to get our forecast. Meteorologist Tracy Anthony joining us. By the way, we're going to put up that QR code there at the bottom of your screen for those of you who'd like to join our Weather Nation team. There you is. There you have it. You can scan that QR code and join our Weather Nation team. Hey, Tracy. So the cold snap isn't fully over. There's still some places that are a little chilly, but it's getting better.
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Yeah, we're gonna wake up or we're waking up to temperatures on the cool side. I have family in Jacksonville, but at least they're from Minnesota, so they're used.
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To temperatures down below freezing.
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But we had a few viewers chiming in about how chilly it was this morning and wanted to break down just a couple what records from a few areas. Fort Myers, Florida, 60 degrees was actually a record cold daytime high. So the previous record was 62. So that's the coldest you've stayed throughout a day since the 20s on Nov. 11. But temperatures across the country this morning, still a lot of us in the 40s, so we're slowly going to dig out. A lot of us will start to warm up a good 5, 10 degrees by this time afternoon. But I know a lot of viewers in our feeds and in the conversation were saying they're starting a little on the slow side this morning with that cold air still lingering. The sun's going to be out by the afternoon because we really don't have too much moisture or too much cloud cover across the country. So a lot of high pressure centers in place that's keeping our atmosphere on the stable side. And then the last thing I did show you, if you were watching last hour, those pictures of the northern lights, you're gonna have another chance to check them out here throughout the overnight. But they're not gonna be as visible as far south. So we did have a viewer saying they were catching them across western Colorado. You probably aren't gonna see those lights at least tonight, but, yeah, they're beautiful. And if you do catch any photos, try to send them our way. We'd love to see them.
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Gorgeous picture there. Tracy, we appreciate it. Always good to see you. By the way, watch out for falling iguanas. That also is a warning to Dr. Gina. Thank you. All right, once again, folks, you see that QR code there at the bottom of your screen? Go ahead and scan it and join our Weather Nation family. All right, let's get you over to David. David, I can't wait to talk to Dr. Gina about falling iguanas. I'm wondering if she may have seen some, but we'll have that Conversation later on. You never know what animals Gina's gonna talk about on this show. You just never know. It's a plethora of animals. All right, so the build and the 42 day government shutdown cleared a key hurdle overnight. It passed through the House Rules Committee without any Democrat support. What a shock. It now heads the full House for consideration. GOP leaders say they're confident that they have the votes. Do they? Exactly. Well, joining us now with reaction is CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp. Matt, good to see you this morning. So, all right, here's the deal, right? The House votes later today. We're assuming the votes will be there. But also, Matt, how about the Democrat Party? I mean, there's a serious threat now to Schumer from the base, at least I don't know about inside the Senate. They didn't get a single win on healthcare or anything else in this fight. And now you got rank and file, far left folks fed up with Chuck. What do you think's gonna happen there? Good morning to you. Well, great to be with you. I missed you all. It was great to be with Dr. Gina down in Palm beach where we had a great event. And, and you know, the one thing I would say about the Republicans who are maybe considering voting against this is hell will have no fury like Donald Trump to Republicans who after winning their first shutdown, literally, like since Reagan, decided to fumble the ball at the last minute here. Like, nothing in the legislative process is perfect. There's always a reason to find a reason to be against something. But we won this shutdown, which makes Republicans realize we can fight over things like Doge, we can fight over federal spending, we can fight over more subsidies for Obamacare. And we can win these fights, especially when we have majorities, we even have Senate Democrats coming on our side to say there's a better way to do things. So please, please, please understand the political reality of the moment. Hey, Matt, is there a larger systemic problem in play here when it comes to getting all appropriations bill passed? Is that something a bigger picture issue that still needs to be addressed? Yes, this is a short term win for now, getting us through January 30th, but we still have to get those appropriations bills passed. And I guess the bigger question is, is there a larger systemic issue when it comes to passing these bills that still needs to be addressed on Capitol Hill? Terrence, if we don't pass individual appropriations bills, we just get the next version of usaid. What you end up happening, what ends up happening is you don't have Congressional oversight. You just pick a budget number and you give the executive branch the ability to just cram a bunch of terrible priorities into an agency, especially if you have like a go to sleep president like Joe Biden or radical like Barack Obama. And what, what essentially happened over most of those years is the Republicans didn't want to fight over spending. We were told that, you know, Obama was the Messiah, blah, blah, blah. And so that allowed this USAID disaster to metastasize. And they didn't have hearings on it, and they didn't have proper oversight, and God only knows what their plans are tomorrow. But this is why you have to have an appropriations process. But I will tell you, appropriations bills are hard to pass, not just because the Democrats have become Marxist, but because it's even hard within the Republican conference to gain consensus. You know, Congress is essentially a broken institution. I don't see that changing in the near future. And I'm just glad we have President Trump in there to ramrod as much through as we possibly can.
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Matt, congratulations, first of all, on a phenomenally successful week here with CPAC in Palm beach, at Mar a Lago and all over Palm beach, actually. And you know, you and Mercedes have been fearless warriors, really, for decades now. I won't tell how many. So you don't get mad at me and you stay my. But no but you have your ear to the ground and I know that you like me. You know, you go to these political events and you are inundated with questions from your membership that will tend to have themes to them. So my question for you, Matt, this week, when you were conducting your CPAC events so successfully, what were the rank and file patriots out there saying to you? What are their questions? What are their wants? What are their needs? What are they saying when they come up to you and say, I need you to talk to President Trump? Because everyone says that to you. I know it. What were they saying? What do they want to be heard?
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I'd say three things. First of all, when you walk into Mar a Lago and you're an American who's never been there before, you had to get them out. They're almost hypnotized with the beauty and elegance and it's the center of everything. As I told someone that night, one of the nights we had dinner there is, you know, if Vanity Fair was a real magazine like it was in the old days, it would be covering the spectacle of all the amazing people that are having dinner on the patio at Mar A Lago, Movers and shakers people from other countries, you know, cultural leaders, religious leaders. It's just like, it's an amazing group of people. And then the Palm beach set. And, and so they're, they're, first of all, they're just kind of amazed that they're even there. Then the second thing is some of them realize they've been working on something for 25 years. Dr. Gina and they want it done. And they realize if they don't get it done, they can't get it done without President Trump. So everybody wants 10 minutes with President Trump. If they could just get 10 minutes with President Trump, they could get this thing done. And, and I have to try to explain to them that it's probably a tad more complicated than that. But I will admit I've never seen someone be the force driver that he is in politics. I've never read about anybody that's been the first driver. And then just the final thing, the realization we only have three more years of this man, and that's a little bit frightening to people. Yeah, great point. Matt Schlapp, great to have you. We don't have three more years. We got a lot more. We want more. I hope so. You are cowbell. I hope so. Cowbell. I knew what that meant. You've been called worse, I'm assuming. All right, thank you, sir. Thanks, Matt. Bye, guys.
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Bye.
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All right, coming up, liberal comedian Jon Stewart has some thoughts about the shutdown ending. He's not happy with his own party. That story more when we come back.
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Welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm American Sunrise contributor Emily Finn. It's great to have you with us this morning. Time now to drain the swamp. And this morning, the honors go to liberal comedian Jon Stewart, who is flushing Senate Democrats for caving in to Republicans by voting with Republicans to reopen the government. The comedian called it a world class collapse, blasting Democrats for backing the GOP led spending bill without any major concessions. Here is some of what he had to say. Take a look.
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No, they fought, caved on the shutdown, not even a full week removed from the best election night results they've had in years. Seven Democratic senators and an voted with their Republican counterparts to end the shutdown and reopen the government. And did they get their extended health care subsidies?
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Democrats did not in fact get those subsidies. For reaction, let's bring in Dr. Gina, David Brody and Terence Bates. Terrence, want to go to you first on this one. I had to laugh watching Jon Stewart kind of have a little meltdown there.
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Yeah. And, and I think the point, the larger point for people who are discerning and reasonable is that, yeah, they caved. Okay, you can make that argument. But the bigger issue is that there really was no reason for the government shutdown. They held the government hostage for weeks, for more than 40 days simply for political reasons, simply to try to get an edge during elections around this country. And then they decided, okay, well, now we'll kind of relent. And they really got nothing for it. And it really shows that this was a political shutdown and it's a sham and It's a shame.
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Dr. Gina, does Jon Stewart have a show again? I'm so confused right now. Is it a podcast?
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I don't even know. I think he hosts once a week or Something like that. Or once every month. I'm glad. I think he's funny.
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I actually think he's funny too. And he loves animals as much as I do. He had a three legged pit bull when I did his show one time. I got to meet her. She was amazing. Outside of that, though, he is completely off on this. He doesn't understand that the Democrats are reacting to being exposed for their lives. They had no choice in this. They have been exposed because for years they have said, oh, we are the champion of the poor man. Well, guess what? Their lies are being exposed. They didn't care anything about the poor man. They cared about their popularity and their power. And once they saw it was threatened, that's when they. They retreated. Like the little cockroaches that go to the corners when you turn on the lights at night. David Brody. Like the iguanas that fall from the trees when it's 40 degrees.
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And there is the oblong reference, ladies and gentlemen. There it is. It came roughly about one hour and 20 minutes into the show. I'm looking, but that's great. Hey, so here's the deal. Later on, Jon Stewart said something very important, which is so true. And by the way, something that I said before Jon Stewart, which means I said something very important. Just kidding. Okay, that's narcissistic, but that is this, that. He basically said that the House was never gonna take up this vote on Obamacare subsidies, so what was the point of the deal? And then the President was never gonna sign it, which is all true. So here's the deal. The real hero in all of this is President Trump. And here's why. And here's why. Because what Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries and all those folks, they thought Trump was gonna not turn on Thune and Johnson, but go off script. And Trump goes off script all the time. And so they thought, you know what? Eventually Trump will say, all right, let me just cut a deal, let me figure it out. And then. And basically, Thune and Johnson would have to follow suit because Trump went, oh, my gosh. Or Trump did that deal with Schumer and Jeffries, but it never happened. President Trump stayed strong and didn't throw Thune and Johnson, if you will, over the proverbial cliff or bus or under the bus and all that stuff. So that's what happened.
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Yeah, but that's what they. David, where is the outrage from the Democrats that everything that the EBT checks the next day were spent on was chips and soda? The number one and two things sold on ebt. Why are the Democrats not upset about that? I thought they cared about poor people.
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Well, that's a separate issue. I agree with that.
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Yeah, they don't.
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No bell needed on that, Emily. No bell needed on that.
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But I'm tired of it. Because you know what? Poor people deserve to be healthy too. They deserve to be educated and healthy too. We need to demand that with our tax dollars especially. Yes, poor people deserve to be healthy. And I will be stepping over the iguanas that I have seen falling out of the trees here in West Palm. Do you know that was pretty funny. All right, coming up, we are headed down to Wall street for the opening bell and more evidence of corporate hypocrisy from the supposed woke big tech companies. We will be back with more American Sunrise in just two minutes. Stick around. Time for a sofa Upgrade Introducing Annabe sofas where designer style meets budget friendly prices. Every anibe sofa is modular allowing you to rearrange your space effortlessly. Perfect for both small and large spaces. Anabe is the only machine washable sofa inside and out. Say goodbye to stains and messes with liquid and stain resistant fabrics that make cleaning easy. Liquids simply slide right off. Designed for custom comfort, our high resilience foam lets you turn choose between a sink in feel or a supportive memory foam blend. Plus our pet friendly stain resistant fabrics ensure your sofa stays beautiful for years. Don't compromise quality for price. Visit washablesofas.com to upgrade your living space. Today sofas start at just $699 with no risk returns and a 30 day money back guarantee. Get early access to Black Friday now. The biggest sale of the year can save you up to 6. 60% off plus free shipping and free returns. Shop now at washablesofas.com Offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.
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I'm not so sure I would want to live there, but definitely fun to visit even though I tend to leave a little bit poorer than when I arrive. But that's a whole nother issue. I'm trying to work through that. We're getting ready for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. It's set to ring here in about six minutes and of course, we'll take you there pre market trading, as you can see from our board, looking pretty good. Only one blemish, it's at the very bottom. That would be crude oil. Everything else looking positive at the moment. Moment. We'll take you to New York for the opening bell at the stock exchange though here in just a little bit. But first, let's get you checked over with David. David Good morning. Good morning. T. Bates. All right. It's time now for I was just going to let it go, but you brought it over. Dr. Okay. Checked over. Anyway. Good morning. All right. Thank you. Tbates. All right. Time now for our daily dose of dollars and common sense. Let's check over with American Sunrise early edition host, the guy behind Jake's take, substacks and a man who never did figure out why they put the obituaries in the living section of USA Today. You know what, that's a great point. Jake Novak, why did they do that? Are you scratching your head? Can you figure it out this morning? Well, it's almost like a sick joke, the living section. I mean, I'm sorry, I guess you could say that death is a part of life, the circle of life. But I always thought that was kind of a sick joke that their obituaries were always in the living section. I don't do they even have a hard copy of USA Today anymore? Used to be a good paper. And then somewhere in the middle of the first Trump administration, they went woke like everyone else. Used to be a good way to know what was going on in the whole country. I'm actually, I'm more speaking of mourning and obituaries. I mourn USA Today pretty regularly. I used to like that. Yeah, for sure. I used to. I mean, that print ink on my fingers, I miss it. Not really. All right. Best sports section in America. Correct. So they keep calling the stock market rally the AI rally. But you say that's not quite accurate. Yesterday was pretty proof. What's, what's, what's this? You're doing this? Yeah. You know yesterday SoftBank, which is a big investment bank in Japan, sold all their Nvidia shares. Not because they think Nvidia is garbage, because they wanted to invest in another part of AI. They're going to put all that money in OpenAI. The people who make chat GPT. Well, the markets freaked out about it. They didn't like it. While the Dow was surging to all time highs 500 plus points yesterday. The NASDAQ lost yesterday because it's an Nvidia market. Not really necessarily. Not specifically an AI market it's part of. Because Nvidia of course makes AI chips. But you know what, David? I don't like when one company has so much of an effect on the markets that even a sector, a move within the same sector turns it down. As far as the NASDAQ was concerned, it looks like, by the way, it's going to gain all the losses back right at the open this morning. So nothing to really get nervous about. But I don't like that. Also, I don't like talking about Nvidia all that much because it's boring. It's an amazing company, but all we ever do is show pictures of their CEO and their chips. It doesn't even have sexy video. I'm just so sick of it. But I can't avoid it and that's another reason why I'm mad. Yeah, you know what I can't avoid? Why they don't have an eye in front of the end for Nvidia. That's what frustrates me on a daily basis. All right, I know you're as sick of woke companies lecturing the rest of us about how inclusive and understanding they are, but apparently Apple just proved once again that that's all a bunch of pulpit. Yeah, apple pulp. Apple pulp. It's just so ridiculous. China, the Chinese communist. Yeah, the Chinese communist in a religious country told Apple they want to get rid of the gay dating apps that are on the Apple app store in China. So Apple snapped too and did it real quickly. You know, a couple of things. Not only is this another example of hypocrisy, these are the same companies that lecture us about how inclusive they are and how you're not inclusive enough. And we will lead on the environment and LGBT and all that kind of stuff. But there's another thing here, David. I was reliably informed that hatred against gay people and discrimination against gay People was because of religion. It was the religious people who were doing it. Last time I checked, China doesn't have a religion. Chinese government is anti religious. Ask the people who are trying to be Christians there or Falun Gong or Uyghur Muslims. And gee, I thought that it was all religion that was bad in the world. You know, I always tell people, don't get into the body count debate with me. When it comes to. To how many people have been killed by people with no religion versus people with religion. China keeps winning that game for me and proving that religion isn't really the source of hatred that people think it is. Great point. And you're never gonna see a Bible study in an open park there in China. We're not going there for sure. All right. Finally, Jake, I guess evidence that the seller's market in cars and trucks, that's been the story in America since COVID I guess that's now changing. So explain this. We got about 30 seconds. So, yeah, good news. Listen, the COVID lockdowns killed supply chains, and so they really made it great for the sellers. They didn't have a lot of supply and they could really squeeze. You and me, we're now seeing car dealership lots get more and more crowded with unsold cars. If you think that's bad news for the car dealer, you know, the car companies, they're actually still doing pretty well. It's just they're finally getting their supply chains up and the buyers are going to start coming back. I hope that everyone watching here who's in the market for a new car goes into their dealership. With that knowledge, you do have more leverage than you did just a couple of months ago. 3.14 million cars on lots right now so far in November alone. So let's go get them. Squeeze that dealer. Get a good deal for yourself. Jake Novak, News you can use on a Wednesday on a hump day. Thanks, Jake. Appreciate it. My pleasure. All right. Oh, he gave me the salute. I like that. Let's head back to T. Bates in Denver for the opening bell at the New York Stock exchanges. It is sponsored by amex. 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. 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Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks for joining us this morning. We invite you now to hop on in our conversation over on YouTube, getter and rumble. It is time now to take the political pulse of America and the beat today, fairness and accountability. Nearly five years after the January 6th demonstration at the US Capitol, evidence continues to emerge showing federal investigations in the Biden era have been been anything but fair. Lawmakers, legal experts and civil liberties groups have all weighed in some warning that high profile cases, including the government's Arctic Frost investigation, have tested the boundaries of justice and due process. Hundreds of Republican lawmakers and conservative thinkers and activists have been targeted, all for the crime of having the wrong opinion and taking the wrong side. Today we have a closer look at what's driving these concerns and how officials respond to claims of double standards in our legal system. Joining us now to discuss more is the host of the all new Case for America here on wrap, Trinis Evans. Good morning, Trinis. We're excited about the new show. Tell us a little bit more about it before we get started.
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Well, you know Gina, this is a story where you have the people that are actually on the front line of the event handling the cases that are now here as the American Rights alliance, serving the interest of those that have been targeted in a weaponized justice system. The amount of time that's spent behind the scenes working these cases and what we're actually doing to serve the interest of those people that are being bludgeoned by the lawfare is a very unusual scenario to have those people actually have time to get on the media and spend the time actually out here portraying what's happening internally with these cases.
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I didn't realize that you were targeted. I was targeted in Operation Quiet Skies. Wasn't able to fly for three years, was put on a terrorist watch list. There were a lot of Americans, though, who don't have a television show to talk about what happened to them that maybe even just innocently took a trip to Washington, D.C. or somewhere in that realm around those dates, and maybe didn't even go to the rally or the protests. But tell us about your experience.
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Well, you know, Gina, you're an obvious terrorist. I see your cross there. The faith brings the terrorists. Right. That's what I mean. This is what Biden's DOJ said, Right. The symbolism that you saw at the FBI delivered and DHS said this was symbolic of the acts of terrorism. Right. Or people that would condone or take part in acts of terrorism. It was the Betsy Ross flag, the Punisher skull, 3 percenters, mark, or Oath Keepers, or any of these things, or.
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Just an American flag.
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Oh, yeah, an American flag. The Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of all of Independence. These are all signs of those who would be domestic extremists. Right? That was the idea. So when you talk about targeted. Right. And people don't understand what that means, and, you know, I lived in that idea that when, you know, I saw people, you know, federally indicted and the feds are coming for you, and you're being, you know, going to, you know, facing prison time, you're thinking, oh, well, you shouldn't have done something wrong. Right. This is the Laurel.
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Well, that's what the news media told us.
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Well, sure. It was the narrative, right? They had narrative control. That's what we thought was really the situation. That's what I always believed as an American, I went, oh, that guy's in a lot of trouble. He did something wrong. Then you. When you've had a glimpse inside the legal system and you've seen what they can do, whether it be in an administrative process like what you experienced with the Quiet Skies, or it be a situation where individuals are actually charged and perp walked and we see what happens. That was the Democrats that were work. That was the idea.
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People were debanked. I was debanked.
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Yeah.
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What happened to you? Because you didn't tell us your story.
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So, I mean, so look, I mean, I was inside the United States Capitol. I was on a megaphone. I was saying, do not harm the police, do not damage the building ad nauseam, to the point where officers came to me. Capitol Police officers came to me, thanked me, shook my hand, patted me on the back, gave me fist bumps, thanked me for what I had to say, for my message in support of them, etc. Right. This is, I mean, it's, this is well documented. It's video evidence shows this, this was. And their charging documents said Mr. Evans entered the building and then raised the megaphone to his mouth and led the Pledge of allegiance. And then Mr. Evans then led the Star Spangled Banner. And, and then Mr. Evans proceeded deeper into the building where he, he walked around and then began raised the megaphone to his mouth and then ordered the crowd not to harm the police, damage the building, et cetera, et cetera. As if I was in a leadership. Well, you know, if I would have been caught praying, that probably would have sealed my faith. Yeah, you know, heaven forbid one pray. I mean, you're only allowed to take a knee for some nonsensical ideology like a Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats did on big display. This is what we want to do. You're not allowed to have these thoughts as an American that are consistent with our faith, that are consistent with our Western culture, that are consistent with our open market, free trade society. These things are out the window. Under the Democrat control, they ushered in socialism, they ushered in communism, they ushered in lawfare, they bludgeoned the American people, they destroyed entire families. There are children.
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People are dead.
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People are dead. Look, the amount of people that died on January 6th is very well documented. It was four people. Every single one was demonstrators. They say 120 law enforcement officers were injured. Yeah, 90 plus of those injured were injured by Capitol Police failure. Daniel Thau and those that issued the orders and took part in shooting the munitions illegally outside of the directive of those munitions that says it would endanger people, cause hysteria, etc. They misused those munitions, harmed individuals, and then they shoot this and they tried to lay it at President Trump's feet and say that at 224, his statement. Right. About Mike Pence. Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our Constitution, et cetera, et cetera, giving states a chance to certify an accurate set of facts, not the inaccurate or fraudulent ones they were previously asked to certify. That was a quote. I read it, I know, on the Capitol steps reading it from a megaphone. But at 4, 10 in the afternoon, they changed the timestamp on that so that they could lay it at President Trump's feet. And then in Colorado, they used it in the Colorado ballot case, Norma Jean Anderson, et al, where they tried to remove him from the ballot as they were going to do in Maine, Michigan, illinois, California, California, etc. So when they were doing this, I watched it on TV on C Span. I was, I couldn't believe it. And you know, honestly, anytime other in my life, if somebody would have picked up the phone and called me and said, are you watching C Span? I would have laughed at them.
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Right.
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But you would find ourselves in a new day and age. Right.
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So these are the kinds of stories, these are the kinds of things you're going to highlight on your new show.
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Well, we talk a little bit. We don't talk as much about. This isn't about my case. This is about what's happening to America. This is about, this is about the Tina Peters. This is about the Arkansas state Senator, John Woods. This is about the people that Jack Smith has gone after. This is about the people like Shana Gaviola and the situation that's occurring there with her where it's parental rights and religious liberties in the radical California state.
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I hope you'll get into the abuse of our J6ers and the deaths and the suicides of our J6ers, because I feel like their story still hasn't been told. We are looking so forward to your new show and we unfortunately, unfortunately, though, we're out of time. Evans, thank you so much for joining us and best of luck with everything.
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Thank you so much. Dr. Gina, we appreciate you.
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All right, you guys, listen. I hear this all the time. More than 60 million Americans struggle with hair loss. And it's not just men, by the way. By age 35, about 2/3 of men will notice some degree of thinning. And for women, more than half may experience hair loss after menopause. But today we're talking about incredibly exciting new science that's giving people real hope. Joining us now, Dr. Robyn Smith. She is a regenerative medical expert here to explain what is behind hair thinning loss and breakage and how exosome, this new innovative technological therapy, is emerging as one of the most talked about treatments in the field, used to help us look younger. Dr. Robin Smith, hair is important in that mission of looking younger. We can't deny it, right? Tell us about exosomes. How can they help us look younger? And are they our new, let's just call it. But is it crazy to say fountain of youth? Well, absolutely. You know, the exosomes actually have the.
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Ability to help regenerate and prolong healthy longevity.
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So they've shown to reduce inflammation, rebalance our immune system and change the behavior and the function of the cells. It's particularly exciting in skin because you can bring those building blocks and instructions to make more collagen and elastin and hyaluronic acid and assist you in holding more moisture and looking tighter and the skin looks less wrinkled and truly have a more youthful appearance. It can also in the hair, the follicles, the stem cells of those follicles make new hair and help to get the healthy nutrition of the hair with all the ingredients that come in to.
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Really allow hair to grow and grow healthy.
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This is extremely exciting technology. Dr. But all exosomes are not the same. So people, buyer beware, right? Absolutely. It's just the buzzword now.
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So everyone's trying to get in the word exosome in all of their products.
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It matters where they come from, it matters how they're manufactured. Purity, consistency, the testing that's done to determine what the right amount is. It should be in Each product to get the benefit that you're looking for. So not all exosomes are alike. So Exoceuticals in particular has proprietary exosomes in every single product. So how do you choose which products to use? And I know you're going to say just get them all because that would be ideal. But how do people prioritize so that they can try them and then figure out how well they work on one part of their body and then maybe try some more?
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Yeah, it's a great question.
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So you know Exuticals, every product, as.
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You said, has the exosome.
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So you have that regenerative bioactive ingredient. But then what do you want? So if you're looking for more hydration, the exo hyaluronic acid has seven molecular weights of hyaluronic acid going deep into the dermis, allowing you to hold on to more water.
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So for hydration, exo hyaluronic acid, if.
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You want to have things that are more to decrease redness, improve the tone, hyperpigmentation and premature aging, think about the XOC serum. It has potent antioxidants and that are 100% bioavailable. The ExoFace, one of people's favorites. It has blends of natural moisturizing factors. The exosomes, the next gen naturals, essential fatty acids that target premature aging. And it helps skin be healthier, enhance moisturization, moisture. We have many different products. Exo lip is, we can't keep it on the shelves. People love it. It has an occlusive barrier to retain moisture. Natural oils that lips just love. And people now are focusing on their body. Exo body, the ability to, you know, combat the hydration, deflation, creepiness, sagginess that happens as we age and our skin.
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Doesn'T have the ability to regenerate.
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And of course hair exo fortify, exoactivate ways that you have the ingredients to help the actual hair, the function of.
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The hair, the structure of the hair.
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Helps the follicle grow, the hair extend, helps the scalp hold onto that hair.
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So that it doesn't break and fall out.
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So it's all about the ingredients and what they can do with the exosomes for immediate as well as long term effects. Yeah, it's a really natural feeling product. This stuff feels so good. It just, I love it. And you know what, I'm getting lots of compliments, Dr. Smith. I didn't know when I started, but I'm telling you what, it has made such a difference in my life. Thank you so much for being with us today. Thank you for having us. Absolutely. Coming up, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman faced heated questions on the View yesterday, where hosts pressed the senator to defend his vote to reopen the government this week. That story next, when American Sunrise continues. Stay where you there's nothing like sinking into luxury Annabe sofas combine ultimate comfort and design at an affordable price. Annabe has designed the only fully machine washable sofa from top to bottom. The stain resistant performance fabric slipcovers and cloud like frame duvet can go straight into your wash. Perfect for anyone with kids, pets or anyone who loves an easy to clean spotless sofa. With a modular design and changeable slipcovers, you can customize your sofa to fit any space and style. Whether you need a single chair, loveseat or a luxuriously large sectional, Anna Bay has you covered. Visit washablesofas.com to upgrade your home sofas start at just 699 and right now get early access to Black Friday savings up to 60% off store wide with a 30 day money back guarantee. Shop now@washablesofas.com Add a little to your life. Offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.
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Run a business and not thinking about radio? Think again because more people are listening to the radio and iHeart today than they were 20 years ago and only iHeart broadcast radio connects with more Americans and than TV, digital, social, any other media, even twice as many teens than TikTok. And that reach means everything. Just think about the universal marketing formula. The number of consumers who hear your message times the response rate equals the results. Now let's get those results growing for your business. Radio's here now more than ever and iheart's leading the way. Think radio can help your business? Think iHeart streaming, podcasting and radio. Where the reach is real. Let us show you@iheartadvertising.com that's iheartadvertising.com or call 844-844-Iheart one more time. Just call 844-844-iheart and get radio Lets spill some tea.
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And now I refuse to weaponize the SNAP benefit for 42 million Americans that rely on feeding themselves and their family or making flying in America less safe or I refuse not to pay our military and all of the unions attached to all of this and people. So for me, like, it's like I don't agree with that tactic to respond the circumstances that we're confronting on this.
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For more, let's bring in Dr. Gina, Terence Bates and David Brody. David, your thoughts on all of this?
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Well, guys, let this sink in for a second. John Fetterman is the voice of reason in the Democrat Party. Who would have ever thunk we would have said that? But that has been proven time and time again. Dr. G. I'll leave it there.
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Sometimes John Fetterman is the voice of reason once in a while. I think you pointed out earlier, David. Actually, I think I'm just echoing what you said. Most of the time he votes with Democrats, so let's not forget that he's not a moderate. But it is nice to hear a little free speech, to hear a lot less group think out of the dims that we're so used to. You know, we look at them in a little bit of admiration, I think, because they are so good at circling wagons while we are so good at circling fire. But at the same time, it is really nice to hear a bit of dissent. It's typically not tolerated in the Democrat Party. They don't like it and they will oust you for it. I've seen it again and again, Terrence, where a Democrat is ousted from the Democrat party by his own party for simple decisions. Let us never be that kind of a conservative party. T. Amen.
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Yeah. A bit of a stroke of genius for John Fetterman.
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Oh, you did.
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As he is just standing. Oh my gosh. Oh, my gosh.
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Oh, your grandma's gonna call you today. That actually took me a second, but that was really, really funny.
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Hold on. I think he's repenting. Hold on. He's repenting. Give him a second. I am repenting. Give him two. I'm just gonna be. I'm gonna be quiet for the rest of the show. You guys know where I was going. You know my heart. I'm gonna be quiet. Let's give him a moment. Let's give him a moment. Lord Jesus, we just come to. Okay, I'm sorry. Go ahead. As David said, I'm sorry. I'm just playing with you. That was. No, that was insensitive. But it was good. But you're right. At least. At least John Fetterman is showing that he's to some degree reasonable. Reasonable. I think everything that he said is reasonable. And yeah, he's not always going to be going to vote on issues that are reasonable. His vote isn't always going to be reasonable. But in this particular case, I think that he is absolutely on point in terms of saying, look, I'm not going to hold up the government, I'm not going to hold up the lives for everyday Americans simply for political reasons. I'm going to do what's right and try to work in with that framework. And so you know what it does.
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T, it gives credence to the other stuff he says. I'm not saying he's right in his liberalness, but I am saying it makes you listen twice, doesn't it? Because if once in a while he's willing to depart from the monolith right, then you think, well, maybe his whole ethos isn't completely off. Maybe I'll actually give some credence to the stuff he says that I disagree with. It gives him credibility.
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Maybe they should all wear hoodies. That's probably what they should do. Let them all wear in shorts. Agreed? Agreed. Who are these?
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Bring Lloyd Lomen, co hosts we have on here today, Emily. I don't know. This is hilarious. Absolutely hilarious. Okay, we do have more to come on.
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I really apologize publicly.
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Well, welcome back to American Centers. I'm sorry, I was finishing up my commentary in the chat. I was saying hey to Robi. No, I really, I love the chat. Me too. They're so awesome, aren't they? It's hard to look up to actually do the show sometimes because we get so involved as hosts in our chat. Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks for joining us today. It's time now for our sunny side up and in the pan. Today, a holiday wish come true. Ooh, I'm so excited we're getting into the Christmas season. All right, you guys. Brooke Ebbe, who lives with the very perilous disease of als, used to spend hours walking her rescue dog, Dre, until the disease put her in a wheelchair. But this year, a special delivery helping her get back outside and back to what she loves most. After writing a letter in Dre's voice asking for help, Chewy Claus answered with a custom leash adapter that lets Brooke and Dre walk together again. It's a gift that's giving her back a sense of freedom. Here's leash designer Katrina explaining exactly how it works.
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Hands free control is really important for people that have disabilities because it gives them a sense of independence.
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So we made a, what I call.
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A fastener free collar. So all you have to do is clip this onto the chair, slip this over his head, and off she goes. Let's give it a try. You wanna go for a walk?
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I love this so much. I think what an amazing thing that Chewy did. Going above and beyond for somebody with a customer request. I mean, I mean, normally when I call customer service for any other company, I can't even get a response. I just sit on hold for five hours and wonder if my life actually matters or not. But Chewy and I have called their customer service and they are great. They replace things. I mean, I'm not trying to be an advertisement. They're not a sponsor of the show, but they should be. David Brody.
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Over to me on that. Yeah, for sure. Thank you, Gina. Put that right in my lap. Yeah. Hey, look, here's the thing. I love inventions in terms of how they can help people. And that to me is just marvelous. And you know, I'm sorry not to make it political, cuz I'm not trying to be political, but like, I don't know that person that was talking. I don't know if she's liberal or democrat or what. And here's the point. I don't care. She's helping. I mean, just to come up with inventions like that. Guys, we need more of that in America. Like once again, she could end up in a separate gone woke segment or something. Maybe she's out there to no kings protest. But in this situation, doing this type of work, I mean, phenomenal. Great, let's appreciate that type of stuff. T. Bates, I'm still in timeout. I'm simply gonna smile and nod my head yes.
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We love you anyway, T. You guys, you always make it such a fun show. And a lot of that is because our audience behind the scenes makes it so fun. You guys, War room is up next. Speaking of fun, go boldly now. Live the truth. We'll see you tomorrow. See you folks.
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