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Just ahead on American Sunrise. President Trump's trip to Asia continues as he met with the South Korean president just ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping tomorrow. We're going to bring you the latest details on that. Plus, trouble in Middle East Israel launched a strike in Gaza, leaving dozens dead after Hamas violated the originally agreed to ceasefire. What will this mean for further negotiations? Also calls for accountability. The House Oversight Committee is calling on the DOJ to investigate Joe Biden's auto pin use. What should we expect there? We have those stories. So much more as American Sunrise starts right now.
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And I'm Dr. Gina. Good morning everybody. I'm Dr. G. It is good to be back in the Seat with you from West Palm Beach. Bring in David brody in Washington D.C. and T. Bates in our Denver newsroom. Good morning, guys. It's wonderful to see your fresh, bright faces. I have to tell you, you know, I just got off my trip to Israel. I was in Dubai, I was in Montreal on business doing things there. And I can tell you that we have a lot of friends who watch this show. I met a wonderful lady. She has a her 86 year old mother and she, David Brody, you know her from cbn, watch this show every single morning faithfully and so many others. I was just sitting at the Shook one night. Sitting at the Shook. If anyone's been to Israel, you know what that is. It's like their farmer's market that transforms into this amazing night atmosphere at night. And had a wonderful man and his wife come up to me, ended up hanging out with them quite a bit. It was deeply impactful, very meaningful, extraordinarily spiritual. And I don't mean to sound trite, but just a really interesting time to be in Israel for sure. David.
David Brody
Well, we're going to have to debrief you like for hours about this trip. We're excited to have you back in the center box. Dr. G. Sorely missed. Sorely missed. With emphasis on the sorely.
Dr. Gina
But people, people love you guys. Everyone's like, please tell David Brody hi. Please tell Terrence hi. I love them both so much. So, so I just want you to know people are thankful and it is nice to go out and to just kind of in another country.
David Brody
Right.
Dr. Gina
And to hear how people watch us even though we're not the morning show obviously there. So.
David Brody
Right, the afternoon show. Exactly. It's good to have you back. Glad you had a great experience. And while you were at the Shook, I was at the 16th Street Mall eatery. That was the highlight of my whole last two. That was, that was the highlight.
Dr. Gina
As long as they were feeding you tea, I'm good with that. I just want to make sure you get, you get fed. That's good.
David Brody
There you go. There you go. Hey, look guys, President Trump, of course, over in South Korea, he was in Japan yesterday, now has made his way over to South Korea. Just this morning while we were sleeping, he was addressing the APAC CEO Summit and basically touting partnerships with South Korea. In case you happen to miss it, here's part of what he had to say. The Republic of Korea is a cherished American friend and a close ally. And as we can see in this beautiful city, it's truly one of the most remarkable nations anywhere on earth. Here in this peninsula, the people of South Korea have forged a miracle of economic development like you rarely see. An industrial and technological powerhouse, and above all, a free society, an enduring democracy, and a thriving civilization. And I want to congratulate you. Very few places like it. The entire world should be inspired by all that you have achieved. And they study you and they do so much to understand what you've done, but most of them don't get it. And that's probably good for you. Keep it this way. So, David, I have to admit, everything that I just heard there was like the peanuts, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Because I'm looking forward to tomorrow when President Trump meets with Xi Jinping. That, let's just be honest, it is the headline and kind of another headline coming out of this trip to South Korea is that President Trump will not be meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He just says the schedules won't align for that. So lots to talk about out of South Korea already. Yeah, I mean, the Xi Jinping meeting obviously going to be the top headline, though the big headline this morning coming out of there is a trade deal has been agreed to by the United States and South Korea. Basically what's going to happen is Trump's going to, how do I say it? Chill out a little bit on the tariffs when it comes to South Korea. In return, South Korea is going to give us 350 billion doll into the United States economy. So that's kind of the deal that he has worked out. We'll see. We'll see what the details are on that. But yeah, I mean, you know, he just goes around each country, hopping from country to country, doing deal after deal. Dr. G. And the Bible, by the way, is the greatest deal of all. That is my transition this morning. Thank you very much.
Dr. Gina
I don't know about that, Brody. That was a little bit of a squeeze, but we'll get there. Let's get to.
David Brody
Yeah, it wasn't very good.
Dr. Gina
From Hebrews 12:3, for consider him who endured such hostility from sinners against himself. Lest you become weary and discouraged in your souls. That's right. Because everything we've gone through, he went through before us. President Trump continues his trip abroad to Asia and met with South Korean President. Here is part of that meeting. Take a look.
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President Xi is coming tomorrow and that was something that obviously is very important to the world, to all of us. You'll be watching very carefully. We're meeting right here and we're all looking forward to that. I think it's going to work out very, very well for everybody. And we, I look forward to seeing him. And that was our focus really, for, for this visit. But we'll have other visits and we'll work very hard with Kim Jong Un and with everybody on getting things straightened out, because that makes sense.
Dr. Gina
For more, let's bring in pastor of North Carolina, Congressman Mark Harris. Congressman, wow, what a whirlwind. He was just leaving Israel when I got there, and then Rubio was there and the vice president was there. And now president is already in Korea. This is more than we saw Joe Biden accomplish in all four years that President Trump has just done in the last couple of weeks. And it seems to never stop. But what will be the tangible takeaways in your guesstimation, Congressman, from this trip?
David Brody
Gina, it's great to see you this morning. Thank you so much for having me. It's always a pleasure to be with you and with David and with Terrence. And listen, this is a incredible moment for the United States of America. Once again, President Trump is just restoring leadership really, in his role as president, stepping into these countries and again bringing the power of the United States to bear in meeting with these countries and looking to make peace. He started the trip, of course, there bringing peace between Cambodia and Thailand. And then he's been involved in these trade agreements as he sat down with these countries. And now he's got this big meeting that's leading up to meeting with President Xi. That is going to be yet another monumental moment, we believe. So there's a lot to come out of it. Not only are we seeing the goodwill of that is being felt toward the United States as these meetings are taking place, he's receiving an incredible reception in all of these countries. But I also think we're seeing real good work that's being accomplished, such as some of our trade deals that are going to help our agriculture industry. I think there's some things on the horizon here for soybeans and some other things that are taking place, as well as, again, being an incredible ambassador of goodwill. He is the president that is seeking to bring peace in the world. And I think these are monumental moments that we're seeing all around the world. No doubt about that. Let me ask you about a stateside issue you think I'm going to maybe ask about the shutdown, but, you know, womp, womp, it's still going on. Got it. I want to talk about something else here, Congressman. The ABC News headline here that says James Comer is calling for Biden auto Pen actions to be held null and void. And in this House Oversight Committee report, I mean, this is a big deal. But here's the question this morning. I mean, if the actions are considered null and void, what does that mean exactly? I mean, in terms of how the actions actually get reversed, do you see that happening? This is, this has got legs. This has got legs, but it does have legs. And I think that's a great question. I think we're going to have to see how it plays out in terms of getting those things reversed. But listen, the big story here is that you had a president using this auto pin or his aides using this auto pin to sign pardons, to sign all kinds of documents that really are very concerning. I know when we look at criminals, we have1 Fayetteville, North Carolina, that was part of the Biden pardon, and it's concerning. And I think the U.S. attorneys are being made very aware of what is happening right now. And I think that we're going to have to be taking a look at this as we go forward. I think The Colmer Report, 100 page report, was a bombshell. And I think that, of course, with all the other things that are part of this news cycle, it's being overlooked by a lot of people. But I think it's a real serious moment. And as you say, I think it has legs.
Dr. Gina
Yeah.
David Brody
All right, so let's go to Israel, if you don't mind, Congressman and pastor. The Associated Press has this headline which reads, Israel's military says ceasefire is back on as death toll from overnight strikes in Gaza reaches 81. The previous estimates were at about 60, and now those numbers have gone up. Israel, of course, is accusing Hamas of breaking the ceasefire. What gives here? It seems to me, and I'm not trying to kind of taint your response, but it seems to me that this thing is going to probably waffle like this ongoing, that we'll have these attacks and then we'll say, oh, well, the ceasefire is still standing, but there will still be attacks from either side. How do you see all of this playing out and what's the best way to approach, approach all of this, in your opinion? Well, I think it is a situation, Terence, that we're continuing to see play out. And I, I really believe that, that Israel is making it very clear that they're not going to tolerate their soldiers being attacked. The response of that attack that, that you saw that Israel took was after their IDF soldier being shot and killed. You've got individuals there with Hamas that are continuing to do these sniper attacks and, and pull this, these stunts and Israel's just not tolerate it. They're going to respond. But I do think that the world sees the importance of this ceasefire. Israel certainly sees the importance of it and they're trying to hold it as is going to be something that is very fragile, but yet they're going to respond on the ground when their soldiers are attacked, as they should. And again, Hamas, we understand who they are, we understood even when this agreement was, was made that they were going to be shaky at best. And the way these thugs operate, Israel has got to remain strong and they've got to remain firm in their responses to the attacks by Hamas.
Dr. Gina
Yeah. I'll tell you, one of the most interesting things as an American is being over there in certain parts of Israel that Israel patrols the streets and they own the streets. I'm sure a lot of American money goes into that. I'm not accepting that, but I'm just saying, and they're not allowed, it says no Israelis allowed over vast parts of land in their own country. No Jews allowed at all in those whole areas. But some of them are defiantly resettling those. It is such a different way of thinking culturally and everything else when you really study it. Congressman Mark Harris I know. Congressman MARK HARRIS I know this is an issue very near and dear to your heart and you will be on top of it. We thank you for your time and look forward to having you back soon.
David Brody
Soon. Thank you again. Always a pleasure to be with you.
Dr. Gina
Thank you. Always a pleasure to have you too. Coming up next, we're going to check out the hottest headlines from the RAV newsroom with the one and only T. Bates. Feels so good to say that. And later, Chicago crime remains a huge problem. How many people were shot over the weekend in the Windy City? We have the numbers. They're new numbers. In fact, coming up soon right here on American Sunrise. There's nothing like sinking into luxury. @washablesofas.com you'll find the Annabe sofa which combines ultimate comfort and design at an affordable price. And get this, it's the only sofa that's fully machine washable from top to bottom. Starting at only $699. The stain resistant performance fabric slipcovers and.
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I'll say it sponsored by amac, the association of Mature American Citizens is the conservative voice for Americans 50 and older. AMAC is fighting for the values that you hold dear. Join today together we can right the course of America. President Trump is in South Korea right now continuing his trip to Asia. While you were sleeping, the commander in chief meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung within the last hour, President Trump announcing that a trade deal with South Korea is pretty much solidified. The major sticking point had been a US demand that South Korea invest $350 billion in the United States. And now it looks like that's been decided. During his visit to Japan earlier this week, Mr. Trump able to secure $490 billion in investment commitments. Meantime, all eyes are on tomorrow's faces meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The two are hoping to settle the current trade war that they're in. Trump is already setting the tone for the sit down, saying that it's going to be a great meeting for both. He anticipates meeting with Xi for about three to four hours. By the way, President Trump will not meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during this trip. He says the timing just didn't work out. A number of major companies have already announced job cuts in recent days, including Amazon, which is laying off some 14,000 people. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell scheduled to speak around 230 this afternoon about the potential for cutting interest rates. In fact, we're expecting a decision to happen on that front today. We're hearing that interest rates could be cut up to about a quarter percent after and it would mark the second interest rate cut in the last six weeks. We, of course, will be covering it here here on REAL america's voice. Stay tuned for updates throughout the day. Hurricane Melissa is battering Cuba right now as a Category 3 storm after tearing through Jamaica, leaving behind deadly devastation. As you can see in this video, Melissa made landfall in Jamaica Tuesday as a massive Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds of 185 miles an hour. Look at this damage. Really pretty much every is flattened there at the moment. At least seven deaths are being reported. That number will likely increase, though, throughout the day. A full damage assessment is expected to take days, but a preliminary estimate puts the island's economic loss at about $22 billion. Jamaica's Prime Minister says the challenge now is the speed of recovery. Excuse me. For more, let's bring in Weather Nation meteorologist Adrian Hernandez. Adrian, good to see you this morning. Let's just talk about the historic nature of this storm. Unbelievable. A Category 5. That's not something you often hear. Not only a Category 5, Terrence, but this is potentially one of the top five strongest storms ever recorded out in the Atlantic and it made landfall as such. Typically with some of these storms in the top five list. Katrina's on that list. But Katrina didn't make landfall at its peak strength. Melissa did. And as you were showing just a moment here, Terrence, some of these videos out of Montego Bay, Jamaica, just on Tuesday, you could see just the excessive impacts we've had across this region as a result of this storm. Right now it's significantly weakening down to a Category 2 in the latest advisory from the National Hurricane center at 8 o' clock in the morning, winds about 105 miles per hour. It is speeding up though north northeast trajectory at around 14 miles per hour. So it's making its way way out of here. But it's got its eyes set on the Bahamas, likely to make an impact as it land as a Category 2 hurricane into the overnight hours tonight, early morning hours tomorrow. Back in lower 48, we do have this center of low pressure pushing a lot of this moisture further off into the northeast. We're going to be seeing a lot of rainfall across this region throughout today and closer to Halloween as well. But most of the rainfall should be out of here by the time people are out. Trick or treating over the next three days. You see all the moisture, it just congregated really in one spot. Temperature wise, things are going to be staying relatively low, especially if you're further out west. But if you're out in LA, we got a daytime high of 97 degrees. So definitely feel free to drink a lot of water if you guys are in the lower 48, especially if you're out in the Southwest where things are really starting to heat up. Terrance. So that's really kind of an overlook of what we got on Melissa right now. Hoping to get some more updates as the day goes along. All right, Adrian, and we'll check in with you next hour. Always good to see you. Appreciate it. Thank you. By the way, folks, of course, scan the QR code that you see right there at the bottom of your screen to stay connected with our friends over at Weather Nation. Also head over to the real America's voice chats on get a rumble, YouTube, anywhere you can find us. Let us know where you are because in our next hour, you may be one of our lucky viewers to get a home time forecast from Adrian. And it will happen live right here on American Sunrise. Next though, President Trump says that National Guard troops could be deployed to more cities. The question is what cities could be on the list. We'll assess next. First, though, a quick look at this day in history. It was on this date in 1929 that Black Tuesday hit Wall Street. Investors traded more than 16 million shares in a single day, but unemployment was already rising and wages remained low. As a result, stocks were still trading above their real value. Ultimately, billions of dollars was lost and investors lost everything. 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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 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 working for you. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I really like Pittsburgh, actually. Very nice city. Not a big fan of their sports teams. I'm a DC type guy right now, but whatever. It's a beautiful, beautiful city. Welcome back, everybody, to American Sunrise. All right, so on his overseas trip to Asia, President Trump was still talking about issues back here at home. He's now contemplating sending more than just the National Guard troops to cities across America. Take a look at this. If we send in our military, if we send in our National Guard, if we send in Space Command, they don't care who the hell it is. They just want to be safe. And we have safe cities now. We're starting in Memphis and Memphis was a disaster. It's been there. They've been there for two weeks and it's a whole different series. Crime is less than half and within a month it'll be gone. Getting rid of all the bad ones. And we're going to go into Chicago. We're going to go into our cities, we're going to clean them out, we're going to straighten them out, and we're going to have safe cities. Because you want to protect safe cities. We're going to have beautiful, safe cities. And it's happening very quickly and very easily. Actually, it's easy for us. It's hard for them. All right, for more, let's bring in the owner of the 1776 project. That would be Kyle Reyes. Kyle Reyes. Excuse me, Kyle. Thanks for being here. You know, you wonder what sort of plans that the president actually has in mind. You also wonder if he's, I don't say joking, but he likes to operate and these are his words, in truthful hyperbole, if you will. I mean, he's always talked about that being effective to put people on notice. What's your sense of what might happen next? Good morning. Good morning, guys. Thanks for having me. I think space cadets is a spectacular idea. I just don't think we have enough of them at scale just yet. I think the very first thing that you're going to see is a surge in Federal Law Enforcement, U.S. marshal Service, Border Patrol, BORTAC. I think it's time to allow the men and women who have been sitting on the sidelines wanting to stop crime to finally get in the fight in the way that they should be allowed to.
Dr. Gina
Kyle, we do hear a lot about how Washington D.C. has cleaned up and how great it is. But we hear that Chicago crime remains a major problem. Local police say three people were killed and 17 were injured in shootings in the Windy City just over this weekend. But you know, here, Democrats, no big shock, refusing to help combat the crime problem at all. What is their reason and what's your message to them?
David Brody
I think at the end of the day, it's about power and it's about control. We could talk crime stats all day long, but what those crime stats tend to miss out on is the three year old that got shot and killed is the parents or the grandmother that, that lost a child due to the senseless violence. Men and women who are standing up, who are historically Democrats and declaring enough is enough in this city. I don't care about politics. I care about my kids. And so my message is that our politicians, our quote unquote elected officials need to start listening to the lives that are being impacted every single day by the out of control crime and violence in the cities. Kyle, you know, as I'm listening to you, I largely agree with you and I think many Americans agree That it's about quality of life. But President Trump, let's just be honest, has kind of changed the paradigm as it relates to keeping our city safe. How does he impress this same sort of change in mindset on other lawmakers, be they Democrat or Republican, to make sure that this is not just a flash in the pan, but that this is a new way of life, if you will? Well, when you start seeing success stories, it becomes very difficult for the left to push back against that. Right. They're going to continue to do so. They're going to continue to try and advance their own narrative. But as you see the tides change, you see political appointees and you. You see elected officials start to get on board and go, man, they are cleaning up our city. If you look at some of the police chiefs in some of these liberal cities, they are political appointees in a lot of cases, cases, as opposed to sheriffs who are elected officials. And so you begin to have these liberal appointed police chiefs who are finally able to throw off the handcuffs and say, look, this is what happens when we are allowed to do our jobs and clean up crime. And as they speak out, you begin to see citizens step up and say, this is what we voted for. This is what our city needs. Yeah. Hey, Kyle, as I look at your website here, about 17, the 1776 Project, you have this headline says, Changing Education 1 School District at a of time. So we're talking about liberal policies. Tell us about what you guys are doing on the ground there to actually change education one school district at a time. So the 1776 Project owns law enforcement today and Blue Lives Matter. And we believe that it starts at the local level. Right. We have to get in the fight with making sure that we have good, strong candidates in school districts, whether it be school boards, whether it be superintendents, whether it be town councils. If we're able to do that and impact kids early on and form relationships between kids and law enforcement and let them know that these guys are the good guys, not the bad guys, we begin to shift the narrative.
Dr. Gina
Well, you can tell by the traffic, Kyle, here in Palm beach, season has started. And with that means every single day, galas, galas, galas. But your organization is no exception. You have a big Blue Bash event. I understand. Is this your first time having this at Mar a Lago? Because I don't remember hearing about this before. So I'm just curious if it's a big new one and what you're going to do that's going to set you apart from the other events taking place around here?
David Brody
Yeah, absolutely nothing like this has ever been done in Mar a Lago. The Big Blue Bash takes place on Veterans Day. We are presenting awards to the heads of federal agencies and to high profile veterans and pro police celebrities. So we have everybody from, we've got DHS Secretary Noem and border czar Tom Holman and ICE Director Todd Lyons. They're actually going to be presenting an award to a nine year old girl who held the hand of her dying sister and told her I love you as after she was killed by an illegal immigrant. We're presenting awards to Dni Tulsi Gabbard and to Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks. We've got Aaron Lewis providing live entertainment. We wanted to allow people and businesses to push back against this anti police narrative that happened for four under Joe Biden and let them know it's acceptable to come out of the woodwork and to support law enforcement again. So it's on Veterans Day at mar a lago. Bigbluebash.com we'd love to have people attend. That sounds great.
Dr. Gina
I'm glad to know about it. Very exciting. You'll have to let me know if I can be helpful. Kyle Reyes, thank you so much for joining us today.
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Thank you. Thanks, Kyle.
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Coming up, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Is getting ready to release new guidance calling for people to continue consume more saturated fats. Oh my goodness. Finally the truth is coming out. We're going to talk more about it next here on American Sunrise. The Everglades. You know, if you shine a bright light right there right now, you're gonna see, well, at night you'll see like 50 different sets of little eyeballs looking right back at you. Those would be Florida alligators. Welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm Becky. Gina. Thanks for joining us. Time now for today's health news. Yes, I do swim there. David Brody, I can hear you making fun of me right now. I do swim there. I mean, I don't like all the time or anything, but just sometimes. This particular block is sponsored by the Wellness Company and under the microscope today, Wellness Company does not advocate swimming with alligators. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Expected to recommend eating more saturated fats. Honestly, 10 years ago that would have sounded just as crazy as saying swim with alligators. It's healthy for you. Not advocating that. That's a joke. Just so everyone gets it. One of the main points of the Maha movement is limits on ultra processed foods. And RFK says he basically does the carnivore diet, which is eating mainly meat, poultry, eggs, fish and dairy products. RFK says this diet has changed his life. Previous guidance on saturated fats called to limit their consumption due to an alleged higher risk of heart disease. Lots of us who've been studying this have known this for a long time. You couldn't say it if you even posted it. You would be censored and taken down and shadow banned and defunded and all the rest of the things. It's just really nice to have a new administration in Washington D.C. that 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 government can do. So if we want to really make America healthy again, it's going to start at home with each of us. And that is where the wellness company comes in. You see and hear from their doctors all the the time on this network. You know their products are the gold standard when it comes to keeping you safe and healthy. The wellness company makes sure you're prepared for what happens with their series of prescription med kits. These kits have an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to assist in the proper use of the meds in the kits. Additionally, the wellness company offers a variety of products from parasite cleanses to methylene blue to weight loss. So much more that can help you stay healthy and live a longer, more satisfying life. Make America Healthy Again starts at home. You guys 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. That'll save you 10%. Over to T man. T man. T Man. Very healthy.
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Can we talk more about this? Can we talk more about this? Swimming with gators. Dr. Gino, like this is an interesting concept to me.
Dr. Gina
I know, I'm not advocating it. I'm just that when I go I like to, you know, I'm from the Ozark Mountains. I like to camp down up as it is for me in some of the areas where there are Everglades and there are these great rope swings that go off of the only thing we have that kind of resembles a hill in Florida. And I like to off of the river banks and go into the water and people think I'm crazy but I can't be the only one or someone wouldn't take the time to hang the rope swings. That's my theory on that. I don't take my.
David Brody
Not the only crazy person. Dr. G. I'm sorry. It just means you're not the only crazy person. That's just my two cents. All right, Dr. G. To stick around because we want to talk about the Joe Biden auto pin scandal. The House Oversight Committee released its report on Joe Biden's auto pin use and said that some of the orders were, quote, invalid. Committee Chairman James Comer calling on the Justice Department now to investigate. The committee conducted this investigation over three months and included interviews with some of Joe Biden's senior aides. For more, let's bring in the managing editor of the Daily Signal and author of the book the Woke to Puss, the Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government, Tyler O'. Neill. Tyler, always good to see you. My friend Dr. Gene also joined the conversation. I do want to get to the auto pin thing, but in the break, we were talking about this government shutdown and you were saying, finally, the American public gets to see who really is behind all of this. And it's Chuck Schumer. I'd like you to expound on that because I think it's a very good point that we can't continue to drill down on. Enough. Yes. I mean, what we've seen in the last few weeks is Republicans bringing up clean CR after clean CR after clean cr and they want to fund the government by at Biden levels. I mean, I'm not exactly the biggest fan of funding the government at Biden levels. I think we need to fund it less than that. But the Republicans have been very consistent. This is our stance and they've all voted for it. And yet it's only been the Senate Democrats who are holding this up. You need 60 votes in the Senate. If you would think anybody wanted to fund the government at Biden levels, it would be the Democrats. But no, instead they want changes. They want the big beautiful bill amended so that they so that illegal aliens can still be eligible for some government benefits. And no, that is not just an empty talking point. It's rooted in the text of the Democrats alternative bill itself. So this shutdown, the Democrats completely own it. They keep saying, oh, Republicans are in power, therefore Republicans are to blame. No, I think the American people are smarter than that. We know that you need 60 votes in the Senate and the Democrats are the ones who've been holding this up. Dr. Gina and Tyler, I'm surprised the Democrats haven't tried to at least sign something with an auto pin. Which brings us to Joe Biden. Obviously, there is the crisis surrounding the auto pin, the investigation that I alluded to just a little while ago, and the idea that some of Joe Biden's policies that were signed by that auto pin are not valid and would be reversed. How would that potentially work, reversing some of those auto pin signatures and policies put into place as a result? Well, I think what will you have to do is prove that there was this gap between President Biden's intentions and the actual policy. And you know, President Biden himself gave us that gap when he told the New York Times that he said to his staff, hey, you should compile a list of people who should get pardoned and then we'll mass pardon them. And it really matters based on the President's decision. You know, the president is the one who has this authority. So ultimately, I'm not sure how the legal contestation is going to go. The main thing that comes out of this report, though, is just reminding the American people of what happened in this last administration. You had an administration that was so desperate to prop up a man who we all rightly had concerns about his mental acuity and they decided to prop him up, lie on his behalf. So much of the legacy media continued to carry water for this nonsense idea that Biden didn't have any problems. And meanwhile, the left, as I mentioned in my book, was going ramrod through the federal government, using the administrative state to push its woke agenda on the American people. And many times it was as if the President was a cipher for this vast left wing agenda that they were pushing through the government. And you had these NGOs that were effectively calling the shots in the Biden administration. Now they're gearing up to oppose Trump and we have to constantly remain vigilant. President Trump did a lot of good work with DOGE in starting to address the problem, but it's an ongoing issue this rot in the administrative state. And that is really what this auto pen scandal puts an underline under.
Dr. Gina
Yeah, and your book is such an important book. I actually keep it in my guest area. You gave it to me. I keep it in my guest area. One of the things, so that others can read it while they're at my house. But one of the things you write about is the climate change lie. And Bill Gates is now shifting his tune on the climate change on climate change as lots of these myths and motivations that Democrats have used for years to monetize their movement are being busted. Gates is now saying scientific innovation will curb any threats to climate change and that it is not going to lead to humanity's demise anymore. But Hollywood isn't catching up. Tyler. I watched Some movies on the planes this weekend and so many of them are based on, you know, a postal up post apocalyptic view of climate change going full bore because of Donald Trump. What do you make of this?
David Brody
Well, I think Hollywood hasn't caught up yet because Bill Gates just made this decision. Bill Gates is one of the massive funders who, you know, used to prop up and thank God he's separated himself from the Arabella Advisors network of nonprofits that use Arabella Advisors as a company. But they are, you know, this, this vast woke apparatus pushing climate alarmism is going to get really spooked now because, and this is the sort of thing I could not almost have prayed for this. I mean, Bill Gates seems to be seeing the light on climate alarmism and you know, this is baby steps. But at the same time this is a massive sea change from his own book pushing Climate Alarmism. And let's be clear about this. The science is not settled, much less settled in the position that the left says it is. If you actually look at the 97% statistic, it's been debunked over and over again. And the people whose scientific papers were cited in that study have said that this is a bad misuse of their study. And if you look at the data, it really doesn't stand up to criticism. What we know for sure is that the Fed, that the gov, that the global climate system is not something we can pinpoint exactly what carbon emissions led to or didn't lead to. It stands to reason that there might be some impact, but we don't know the impact because the climate alarmists over and over again have these massive predictions and the massive predictions always end up coming false. So what we do know is that we should be trying to take a good care of our planet. But we also know that these, that climate alarmism is a bunch of smoke and it's important for us to push through it to say no. The main solution here to any climate problems is increasing prosperity for everyone. And I'm really glad to see Bill Gates saying he wants to make people wealthier in other parts of the world that are less likely, less able to deal with these disasters because that's the way we solve these disasters. And by the way, deaths from climate disaster have plummeted in the last hundred years.
Dr. Gina
Yeah, if you look at the real countries, the real violators of this are not America. We're at the very bottom of the pile, even if you just count the measures that the Democrats give. Tyler o', Neill, thank you so much for your time and all your great work. Appreciate you being here.
David Brody
Thanks Tyler. Thanks again.
Dr. Gina
Coming up, squad member AOC back in the news. Defending socialism as sane. That's crazy. How is this going over? We're going to talk about it next here on American Sunrise. Don't go away. Welcome back to American Sunrise.
David Brody
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Dr. Gina
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David Brody
We want to know what you think.
Dr. Gina
Let us know on YouTube. Rumble or getter, Hop on and let your voice be heard.
David Brody
Coming up, Christians around the world are facing growing danger.
Dr. Gina
In some countries, faith can cost you your life. We'll show you where persecution is rising and why.
David Brody
Many say America must once again stand.
Dr. Gina
Up for religious freedom when American Sunrise returns.
David Brody
In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. Welcome back to American Sunrise.
Dr. Gina
I'm Emily Finn. It's time now for our moments of faith, brought to us by Lee Greenwood and the God Bless the USA Bible in focus. Today, a global watchdog has released its annual list of the 10 most dangerous places for Christians to live in worship. Now, from North Korea to Somalia, believers face jail, torture and execution simply for.
David Brody
Owning a Bible or Gathering to pray.
Dr. Gina
In some regions, churches are burned and pastors disappear, yet global leaders stay silent. Meanwhile, here at home, many Christians say their own freedoms are under threat from secular policies and censorship. Next, as persecution rises worldwide, advocates say that America must lead again, standing for faith, freedom and the right to worship without fear.
David Brody
For further discussion, let's welcome to American.
Dr. Gina
Sunrise, Dr. Alex McFarland.
David Brody
Alex, thank you so much for being on the show with us.
Dr. Gina
You know, it seems like Christian Americans.
David Brody
Seem to take our freedoms, our religious.
Dr. Gina
Freedoms here for granted. When you see everything happening across the world to Christians.
David Brody
Well, thank you for having me and thank you for covering this important story. And you know, one of the great things about America is that we've had religious freedom and Christianity has flourished here. Christianity has been a blessing to the world. And for all of the like, the no Kings protesters and those that really want Christianity in America suppressed, I can warn them, based on the record of history and present news, that when Christianity is not there to hold back moral evil and to hold back aggression and terrorism, things come in like Marxism and jihadism. And so for even the non Christians that have no interest in Jesus or salvation, they benefit from the presence of Christianity. I mean, look at Europe, which is a few decades ahead of us in their abandonment of Christianity. As Christianity has been really marginalized and pushed to the side, what's come in Sharia and violence and France and Germany and Britain, wise observers are saying, oh, we needed Christianity. And so America could be like Niger or it could be like North Korea or it could be like any one of these places where Christians are brutalized. If the left keeps trying to push Christianity out of our culture.
Dr. Gina
Absolutely. And you know, I will say something that is kind of refreshing and a little bit of good news is especially with young people in America today, we're seeing a resurgence of faith. We're seeing people going and buying Bibles and, and reading scripture and going back to church and really embracing faith, which is great to see. But the problem really is life or death for people in these other countries and what's going on in America. Of course, religious freedoms are a threat here, but not anywhere near the extent of what we're seeing other places throughout the world. As a Christian here in America, what would your advice be to be able to stop this globally? What do we need to be doing to make sure that our brothers and sisters in Christ throughout the world world aren't being hurt?
David Brody
Well, for one thing, I applaud President Donald Trump for appointing Mark Walker to be the international Ambassador for religious freedom. Mark Walker is a great leader traveling the world reporting to the president regularly about the status, yes, of Christian rights and religious persecution. But this is really an issue of human rights. And so for one thing, we American Christians that still have our freedom, we need to pray pastors and leaders, we need to preach sermons, influence people, use our platforms to raise awareness. But we also need to communicate with our elected officials that the rights of Christians internationally and domestically matter and that we as citizens and voters, we will not tolerate religious discrimination, viewpoint discrimination. And I want to say this, too, in the strongest possible terms with everything I can possibly convey. All of us, every single one of us, need to speak out against antisemitism because even in this age of social justice and inclusion, it seems like the one form of racism that gets a pass is hatred of Jewish people. And so the Democrat left, they've allowed this and encouraged it. But we that are constitutionalist, conservative Christians, we need to stand up for our own rights, but also speak up on behalf of the Jewish people and the state of Israel.
Dr. Gina
Dr. Alex McFarland, I really appreciate your insight this morning. Really enjoyed the conversation. Thanks for coming on the show.
David Brody
God bless you.
Dr. Gina
God bless you. We'll be back with the second hour.
David Brody
Of American Sunrise in just two minutes.
Dr. Gina
Stick around. All right. Coming up in the big second hour of American Sunrise, some bad news for Chuck Schumer and Democrats in the shutdown. Congress, the nation's largest union of federal workers, demanding lawmakers end the the shutdown immediately. This comes as the ongoing shutdown is on pace to become the longest American shutdown in history. We're going to have analysis on that straight ahead. Plus, one leftist talking head on the airwaves, CB1 less of them, actually. So that's good news. CBS host John Dickerson will reportedly leave the network at the end of the year. This closes Dickerson's 16 year run at CBS News, possibly signaling a new direction for the network. We'll believe it when we see it. Also, later, new revelations about how former President Barack Obama really felt about Kamala Harris in 2024. An excerpt from an upcoming book shows Obama wasn't happy about the former vice president being handed his party's nomination without a single primary vote being cast. These stories. So much more. Second hour of America, American Sunrise is starting right now.
David Brody
Good morning America.
Dr. Gina
Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.
David Brody
Politics. President Trump is joining us live now from Florida. We've got you covered. This is what it looks like to be a patriot. We have to protect the American family.
Dr. Gina
The American dream is still alive.
David Brody
I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.
Dr. Gina
And I'm Dr. Gina.
David Brody
Welcome back, everybody, to the second hour of American Sunrise. I'm David Brody. Let's bring in Dr. G. She's in West Palm T. Bates in our Denver newsroom. And good morning to both of you. Hey. So with President Trump, he's in South Korea, as we've been talking about this morning, guys. And just. He's such a transformative figure. Even when he landed Gina in South Korea, the band there, literally that greeted him at the airport was playing YMCA in South Korea. I mean, this. We're never gonna see anything like this again. I'm sorry. In modern history, we're just not.
Dr. Gina
Not a chance, David. Not a chance. And, you know, you're doing something right when you relate to the American people on such a level that they can be like, oh, my gosh, look, a new version of the Trump dance. And that is actually newsmaking. Like, who can do that? You know, you think back to, like, Joe Biden standing there while those people. I think it was in Africa somewhere dancing. And then we had all the. All the. Yeah, the LGBTQ rstubw. You know, remember that when they. Yeah. And you were just like. And that's the Democrat Party right now. That's the party that's actually saying, we think maybe you should vote for us. Coming up in the midterms. And then you have Trump.
David Brody
And I remember when he was in. I think it was Africa, where he had this press conference, this bizarre press conference, and then he wandered off into the bushes. Afterwards, Literally, he left, and then he disappeared into the bushes.
Dr. Gina
Anyhow, Terrence never, ever disappears into the bushes. So we're really thankful.
David Brody
No, no. Praise God for that.
Dr. Gina
Oh.
David Brody
Once we get off the air, I immediately go to the bushes. Trust me. To do what? Oh, never mind. Sorry. My bad. I'm sorry. Not go there, David. Let's not go there. Hey, look, President Trump, as you guys were saying, continuing his trip to Asia in South Korea, while you were sleeping, the Commander in Chief meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Young. And within the last hour and a half or so, President Trump announcing that a trade deal with South Korea is pretty much solidified. The major sticking point had been a U.S. demand that South Korea invest $350 billion in the U.S. u.S. And now it looks like that's been decided. During his visit to Japan earlier this week, Mr. Trump was also able to secure another $490 billion in investments commitments. Meantime, all eyes are on tomorrow's face to face meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The two are hoping to settle the current trade war that they're in. President Trump already setting the tone for the sit down, saying it's going to be a great meeting for both. He anticipates meeting with President Xi for about three to four hours. By the way, President Trump will not meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during this trip. He says the timing just didn't work out. And while President Trump is wheeling and dealing in Asia, back here in the United States, investors are expecting the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates today. The anticipated quarter point cut would mark the second in six weeks. While inflation is still higher than where the central bank wants it, policymakers are reportedly more concerned about preventing a spike in unemployment. A number of major companies have already announced job cuts in recent days, including Amazon, which is laying off some 14,000 people. Fed chairman Jerome Powell scheduled to speak around 230 this afternoon. Make sure to stay tuned to Real America's Voice for updates throughout the day. Day Hurricane Melissa is battering Cuba as we speak. It's now been downgraded to a Category 2 storm after tearing through Jamaica, leaving behind deadly devastation. As you can see, Melissa made landfall in Jamaica Tuesday as a massive Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds of about 185 miles an hour. At least seven deaths are already being reported, but that number will likely increase throughout the day. A full damage assessment is expected to take days, but a preliminary estimate puts the island's economic loss at $22 billion. Jamaica's Prime Minister says the challenge now is the speed of recovery. For more, let's bring in Weather Nation meteorologist Adrian Hernandez. Adrian, Typically this time we give folks their local forecast. We'll do that shortly. But put just how massive and how historic this hurricane is into perspective for us first. Well, regardless of the impacts you're seeing on this screen, this has officially or likely to be officially one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in recent history. Not only that, this storm made landfall at its peak intensity with winds of 185 mph and a central pressure of 892 millibars. But that's far from what it is now. It's officially downgraded to a Category 2 storm, winds of 105 mph, with the central pressure increasing up to 8 to 968 millibars. It's moving north northeast at 14 mph. So it is almost well out of the picture and moving very quickly Right now it's just really peeking over northern or the eastern portions of northern Cuba. And now it's slowly but surely making its way further off to the north, its sights set on the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos as we go through later on tonight to early morning tomorrow, likely to make impacts as a Category 2 hurricane before it heads off to sea. Now in the lower 48, we're dealing with the center of low pressure with this frontal boundary that'll push itself off towards the east. We got loads of moisture expected around this region and all that moisture is going to end up off in the Northeast well into the next few days. We do have some higher chances for flash flooding across the Northeast as well as we go throughout today and tomorrow. But most of this rainfall should be be out of the realm by the time we get to Halloween. Looking at some of the precipitation forecasts, we could see most of the rainfall is staying out east. Places like New York City down to Washington, D.C. even over to Boston. But most of the rainfall is staying in northern New York and the state of Pennsylvania. As the slow pressure center continues to move off towards the east, temperature wise, things are going to be staying on the moderate side of things. Unless you're out in the Los Angeles catching the Dodgers game, you're going to be heating up quite a bit with a daytime high of about 97 degrees, Terrence. So we're expecting loads of heat in that region. But besides that, the rest of us should stay mostly cool, especially you guys out in Denver. You're waking up at around 24 degrees today. It was real chilly for you guys out there. Terrence. Oh, Adrian, it's downright cold. Trust me, Been there, done that. It's downright cold. Good to talk to you, my friend. Appreciate the reporting. Likewise. Thank you. All right. And folks, you see there at the bottom of your screen there's a QR code. Go ahead and scan that and join our friends over at Weather Nation and Adrian for all the forecast and all the weather information you might need. All right. Let's get you back over to David Brody now as we continue the show and talk about some of the big stories that are making headlines around the country. David, good morning. Good morning. T. Bates. All right. We are following the latest in the ongoing Schumer shutdown. Democrats, Democrats, Democrats continue to block the government from reopening. There's our countdown clock. It's forcing a disruption in a variety of public services. Now, the American Federation of Government Employees, that is the largest federal workers union in the country. They're demanding lawmakers come together and pass a clean continuing resolution to finally end the shutdown. You hear that, Chuck? Unions are talking and speaking loudly now. Joining us with reaction is Representative Congressional Representative Beth Van Dyne. Congresswoman, good morning to you. So look, Democrats heavily rely on union support in elections. You wonder if this is going to be enough finally to pressure them to come to the table and do some business. Good morning to you. Good morning. And I appreciate you doing that. You know, as we're getting longer and longer into this, into this government shutdown.
Dr. Gina
Yeah.
David Brody
Even the unions are starting to put pressure on their, on their favorite senator. I'm wondering if he's going to take, take heed. But the fact is that, look, I don't think you can see a more drastic difference now between the Democrats and the Republicans. The Republicans left, you know, left the, with, with a Senate, a bill that would have a short term funding gap for, for spending government open. We left a great bill, you know, we passed a great bill that is focused on providing more job opportunities, more opportunities for people to be able to keep money in their pockets, opening up more businesses, bringing manufacturing back, competing with the rest of the globe, decreasing government regulations, support at our border for, for our folks who are actually controlling our border for the first time, you know, since last, since this administration came over, they have done so much. Republicans are doing this on the opposite side. You got Democrats who are fighting everything, who are continuing to keep the government shut down. How many dozens of times are they going to vote for this? And the contrast is absolutely stark. But they've also acknowledged it. They have acknowledged you have had a number of Democrats who have said, yeah, we know this is going to be horrible. We know this is going to be rough, especially on working families, people who are struggling, working paycheck to paycheck. But we're using it as leverage. We passed a clean cr. It was funding levels that they had already voted on over a dozen times in the past. They're continuing to vote it down. They don't care. They're going to continue to inflict this pain until politically it is overwhelming. I wonder if that's going to happen now that you've actually got the largest employee federal employee union on their back. Congresswoman, you're currently in D.C. correct? I am, I am. I was here last week. Kudos, kudos. I am all in support of that. If it were appropriate, I'd reach through the screen and hug you because at least you're there doing something. And my question really is what is happening behind the scenes. Because the reality is, to some degree, you and your Republican colleagues have your hands tied until Democrats in the Senate come to the table and vote for the continuing resolution. So what's happening behind the scenes? What kind of deal making, what kinds of conversations are being had? Well, I'll tell you, just because, you know, we're not on the floor voting does not mean that we don't have a lot of meetings, that we're not, you know, continuing to push forward, pushing our legislation, working with our legislative staffs that are up here. All of those things are still continuing. But I also want to make sure that people realize that a vast majority of our job is not in D.C. it is providing casework for our. For our constituents back home. It is meeting with businesses and finding out what is, you know, painful for them, what are their concerns and how we can help. It's working with constituents. And those are all things that my, my colleagues that are not up here right now. Those are the things that they're doing. They're going and saying, how is this affecting your, you know, your business? How is this affecting your household? In order to be able to represent.
Dr. Gina
People in D.C. you have to get.
David Brody
Home and figure out what's going on in your own district. So I want to applaud those folks who aren't necessarily in D.C. right now that have an opportunity to do that. I will be doing that again. I'm going to. I'm going home this weekend, and I'll be spending time in my district again. So I don't want to discount the job that we do there. But behind the scenes, people are very frustrated. The House did its job. We sent over a clean CR to the Senate to keep the government open. And what we're finding is that the Democrats in the Senate continue to vote to keep the government shut down. Now, we have heard behind the scenes that you've got some moderate Dems, that those still exist, wanting to work with some moderate Republicans on pulling a deal out. We are all standing firm. We want the government back open before we're going to sit here and have these backroom deals. If you want to talk about ways of being able to help people afford insurance, then let's come to the table and do that. But do not hold the entire country hostage while you wait for that.
Dr. Gina
Yeah, Beltway brain is a real thing. And congresspeople need to spend a lot more time in their districts and with their families, by the way, because that makes the stronger than I think when they do have to go in and fight. Congressman, I wanted to ask you a lot of the whisper campaign that I am hearing back channel is that it is a very awkward position for a lot of MAGA style Republicans to be advocating for a shutdown to end because they really just want cuts. They want deep cuts. They want whole departments eradicated. Congresswoman, how does all of this fallout happen and will it result in any of the those kinds of deep state cuts that we've all been hoping and praying for?
David Brody
Well, I mean we talk about cuts, but these are, these are not just cuts. These are actually right sizing. You know, we've got a number of bills right now that would prevent the government from continuing to just add layer upon layer of regulation and growth. So we want to make sure that we're right sizing. But right now, you know, there was a when we passed that clean CR from the House over to the Senate, I don't think Democrats understand that was a gift horse. There were a number of us that did not want to vote on a bill that would continue that level level of spend. We want to see those cuts. We have a tremendous amount of trust right now in Russ vote in the Doge efforts. We're not stopping those, but we need to be able to do our job in Congress to be able to codify those measures. And I think that's very frustrating for a lot of us, but we want to see those cuts happen. I would love to be able to go back to pre pandemic levels of spend. I thought the government was too big back then. It seems that the Democrats use that as an excuse to spend more and more and more. So yeah, we do need to make sure that we're back and having those kind of conversations. At the same token, like we are asking Democrats in the Senate vote for what you have already voted for, stop making this political. And by the way, the vast majority of them are still getting paid because while you've got federal employees, folks like, you know, air traffic controllers that are having to go to work and not getting a paycheck right now, members of Congress still can get their paychecks. Now I joined a number of my Republican colleagues in saying, you know what, it's not fair. We're not going to get paid as long as the federal employees are being forced to go to work and not get a paycheck. I wonder how many of my Democrat colleagues are doing that.
Dr. Gina
Yeah, exactly. Representative Beth Van Dyne, thank you so much for joining us today.
David Brody
Great to see you guys.
Dr. Gina
YouTube. Coming up, longtime CBS News anchor, proud leftist John Dickerson announces he's leaving the network after 16 years. Is this a new direction for CBS? Are you buying it? Let us know in our chat. We'll discuss more when American Sunrise returns in just two minutes. Welcome back to American sunrise. Welcome to sunrise.
David Brody
I'm American Sunrise contributor Emily Finn.
Dr. Gina
It's great to have you with us this morning. Time now to drain the swamp. And this morning we are flushing out CBS anchor John Dickerson. Longtime anchor and political analyst John Dickerson announced he's leaving the network after 16 years.
David Brody
On Monday, Dickerson, who has hosted Face.
Dr. Gina
The Nation and co anchored the CBS Evening News, said he's grateful for his colleagues and the audience that made him.
David Brody
A better journalist and a better human.
Dr. Gina
The departure comes as CBS enters a new era under owner David Ellison and editor in chief Bari Weiss, sparking questions about whether more changes could be coming to the network's news division. For more, let's bring in or let's.
David Brody
Ask you guys, our viewers.
Dr. Gina
Hop on to YouTube, rumble or getter, Let your voice be heard.
David Brody
Still ahead on American Sunrise, we're headed.
Dr. Gina
Down to Wall street for the opening bell. And we'll also have some information for you about what you can expect when you bring your car for service at the dealer.
David Brody
Hold on to your credit cards.
Dr. Gina
We'll be back with more American Sunrise in just two minutes.
David Brody
You're looking at some of the best in the business right there. That is our that is our control room. Yeah, you guys, throw it up. There you go. Let them know. Let them know that's some of the best in the business. We appreciate you guys, appreciate the good work that you put in to put us on the air every single day. We're getting ready for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Obviously, all eyes will be on the Fed today, which is expected to cut interest rates. We, of course, will be covering that for you throughout the day. In the meantime, here's a look at our big board, the dow S&P 500 and the NASDAQ all in the green. In fact, the entire board is in the green at the moment. Hopefully it stays that way. And for those of you investing, it is going to be a very positive day of investments for you again. We'll take you to New York for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange here in short order. But first, let's get you over to David Brody. David, good morning. Good morning. Tbates. All right. Time now for our daily dose of dollars and common cents. That means American Sunrise. EARLY EDITION host Jake Novak is with us he is the guy behind Jake's takes substack as well. All right, Jake, so we're all waiting for this meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping tomorrow. Business will obviously be top of the agenda. What should we be looking for? There's a lot of layers here. Yeah, you know, this has been to me the last couple of years in the markets. This incredible rally really should be renamed the Nvidia rally. And of course, there's some things that President Trump has done to make that rally go as well. Obviously he's a pro business president, but they're going to talk about Nvidia tomorrow. Now, this is something that we didn't know they were going to be talking about until pretty much relatively recently, maybe even just a few hours ago. And Nvidia is up another 3% this morning, David. Nvidia is about to be worth 5 trillion with the T dollars. And when you get the major world leaders talking about you, you know you're going to get even more value, valuable. Basically, AI is really pushing this market higher. We're trying to make sure that China doesn't get ahead of us on this while still trying to support a company. And we don't want to bankrupt our companies while we try to protect certain vital technology. And so that's going to be a big part of the discussion. I think people should watch this very carefully because you know what, your 401k, your IRA, whether you like it or not, is very much tied into Nvidia. I wish it weren't the case. I wish it were more diversified. But that's just the ball truth there. And there's some concern about Trump in terms of what he's going to do with China on Nvidia as it relates to AI. And you know, China, we can't trust them as far as we can throw them. So, you know, help me through that a little bit. You know, it's such a difficult tightrope. You're right. Like we don't want China to get access to this super cutting edge technology which even we don't have complete control over. At the same time, we also don't want to bankrupt our companies. You know, they need that Chinese market, a lot of them, to continue being profitable. And let me tell you something, if Nvidia has a real sell off, which they kind of did a little bit in April, everyone was blaming Trump for the sell off in April. It was actually Nvidia selling off over reports that someone was making cheaper products than they were. That was just as good and that turned out to be baloney. A Chinese company, by the way, that turned out to be baloney. And the markets threw more money at Nvidia. So this is a difficult tightrope. We want to protect our vital industries just like we want to protect our rare earths. We want to protect our defense industry and our tech. At the same time, we don't want to bankrupt our company. So what do we do? And the best thing that we can do is basically try to find a way to keep these companies selling some stuff, even to our enemies. I mean, some basic stuff that won't endanger America. And I think that the list of those things is getting shorter. It's a very, very tough order. I'm glad President Trump as a businessman is the one making these deals. At least he's not going to be going in there blind. But I don't envy him and his administration this task. It's not easy. And anyone who says it is is really not being honest with the American people. Jake, what about trade between China and the United States? You expect any breakthrough at all or do you think this is going to be incremental? I mean, what do you, how do you see this happening? And when I say trade, there's so many tentacles to the trade potential trade deal too, and the trade offs as it relates to what he can get regarding some of the fentanyl production that's coming out of China. From a tax standpoint. Yeah. Well, this one is an easy answer for me. I got one word for you. Roller coaster. We're not going to have any permanent deals with China. It's always going to be up and down. I think there'll be about a three month, it'll be a quarterly thing that goes back and forth. I'm just seeing right now that China just made its first purchase of American soybeans in a very long time. That's great. But you know, that's not going to continue. It's going to go back and forth. China will push and pull us in a tug of war type situation that never ends. Like the old battle of the network stars. By the way, Gabe Kaplan, best captain of the tug of war team there ever was. But that's not, that's for our older viewers. But honestly, it's not anything that you can really rely on when you see these reports of, oh, the trade war is over, the trade war is never going to end. No, it's just going up and down and up and down and up and down. And China is fine with yanking our chain because okay, this just in. It's not a democracy. They don't have to care what their people think, and so they can play these incredibly mercurial games all the time. I'm sorry, did you just reference Gabe Kaplan as in welcome back, Cotter fame? Is that what you're. Is that what you just did? He's a renaissance man, David. Not a great athlete. A great poker player, by the way, great investor and a star of a really lousy sitcom. But, you know, that was the 70s. Everyone was on downers, so who knows what was finding out? Still thinking about horseshack. All right, Jake, you mentioned briefly yesterday about how important the UPS earnings report was. All right, so tell us why we should care more about that than those government economic reports that of course you love so much, Jake. Yeah, because the government economic reports don't have to be right. The people are going to get paid whether they are right or wrong about them. UPS needs to be right about things. And UPS had crazy good profits for the, for that June through September period. And I'm sorry, folks, you can't have a strong economy in America without UPS doing well and vice versa. It's just the way it is. Now, I had some viewers saying, well, wait a minute, didn't they buy back their own shares? Yeah, that'll drive the stock price up, but that doesn't do anything to their profits, folks. They need to actually be moving packages and freight across the country and across the world to make money. I do think we have some issues in our economy, which, by the way, are looking a little bit better this morning. You know, David, I've been worried about the real estate market market, and that's starting to move really well, especially last week. So I'm happy about that. But UPS can't be doing well and killing it on profits like this unless it's really moving freight around. The bad news is they're also going to do a lot of layoffs because they're finding a lot of freelancers to do some of their shipping. That's another story. But they can't be making profits like this without the economy doing well. I suspect the Trump economy and the big beautiful bill is already doing things to help companies like UPS do well. And that is something we should be focusing on, not these economic reports that have absolutely no trustworthiness in my mind. All right, we got about a minute. Actually a little less than a minute segment wouldn't be complete without talking about automobiles. You say car dealerships are making more money these days. Obviously it's not Just about car sales, though. So tell us what's happening here, Jake. Yeah. Have any of you taken your car in for service at a dealer lately? I mean, there are horror stories after horror stories about how small parts are costing wherever. Now, some of it makes sense because, look, we have higher tech in our cars and that's more expensive. But I know people who just had a plastic cap that had to be replaced and they charged them $2,000. This is why dealerships are making massive new profits right now. They have cornered the market on basic service. My advice to you and advice actually to business owners out there. Hey, are you a Jiffy Lube franchisor out there listening franchise? Go and undercut these dealerships because they are really charging. That's how they're making their money. Money on crazy service stuff and also financing. There's other reasons for it, but it's not because people are going and buying cars at larger numbers. All that much? A little bit, but not much. That's great advice. And don't buy an ev. Got it. Yeah, I just inserted that for you. All right, Jake, thanks so much. Appreciate you, as always.
Dr. Gina
Thank you.
David Brody
All right, time for Jake to take a nap. No, he never sleeps. Neither does T. Bates. He's in Denver for the opening belt in the New York Stock Exchange. Sponsored by amac. The association of Mature American Citizens is the conservative voice for American 50 and older. AMAC is fighting for the values that you hold dear. Join today. Together we can write the course of America. I think David just diagnosed me with insomnia. He said I never sleep. Interesting. I'll pay you. I'll send you a copay soon. All right. The applause is underway at the New York Stock Exchange, which means that the bell is going to ring here in a short order and then the markets will be open and we'll of course see what things are looking like in short order. Israel map in New York. That's who is at the podium. The markets are now officially open. And folks, here it is. Green from top to bottom. The dow S&P 500, NASDAQ all looking good right now. The rest of the board also in the positive. Obviously the big story of the day is going to be what the Federal Reserve ultimately does with interest rates. The expectation is that interest rates will be cut another quarter percentage point. But investors will be watching that decision from the Fed and the central bank to see exactly how they decide to move forward. And that potentially could impact things. And look how quickly things change. Crude oil is now down just a little bit after having just been in the green. Well, folks, you may want to buy some gold and if you do, you can get some free silver. I'm going to show you what you'll get here momentarily. That's right for everybody. Every $5,000 purchased from the Birch Gold Group this month in advance of Veterans Day, they're going to send you one of these. These are patriotic coins, silver rounds, as they call them. They commemorate the Gadsden and American flags. Gold is up over 40% since the beginning of this year and the Birch Gold Group can help you own it by converting an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA and physical gold. Plus, they'll send you free silver honoring our veterans on qualifying purchases. If you're a current former, if you're current or former military, the Birch Gold Group has a special offer just for you. They're waiving custodial fees for the first year on investments of any amount with an A rating. With the Better Business Bureau and tens of thousands of satisfied customers, many of whom are RAV viewers, we really want to encourage you to diversify your savings into gold. Text the word America to the number 989898 for a free information kit and to claim your eligibility for free silver with qualifying purchases before the end of this month. Again, text the word America to the number 989-898. Today, time to take a quick break. But when we come back here on American Sunrise, a new book reveals Barack Obama was furious with Nancy Pelosi after she quickly backed back Kamala Harris following Joe Biden's withdrawal in 2024. So what sources are saying sparked a heated phone call between the two Democratic powerhouses. The details are ahead after this break.
Dr. Gina
All right, everybody, welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. Gina. Thanks for joining us this morning. We invite you to hop in our conversation on YouTube. Getter and Rumble. It is time now to take the political pulse of America. The beat. Today, former President Barack Obama furious with then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi after she quickly endorsed Kamala Harris. Remember those moments to succeed Joe Biden in the 2024 election. Now, according to a new book by ABC News, Jonathan Karl, this is what was going on behind the scenes. This book claims Obama and Pelosi had privately agreed not to back any candidate right away, believing the party should hold an open convention. But Pelosi went ahead and threw her support Behind Harris within 24 hours of Biden's withdrawal, prompting an angry call from Obama, who after asked, what did you just Do. Obama eventually endorsed Harris days later alongside former first lady Michelle Obama, saying they were proud to stand behind her. For more, let's bring in David Brody and Terrence Bates. David, here's the thing. Little too little, little too late. Yet again, had Democrats had this fight in the public eye at that moment, I can honestly tell you I think things could have gone differently for them. I'm not saying they would have, and I'm certainly no election profit. But what I am saying is the American people, as Congresswoman Van Dyne said, there has never been such a distinction, such a definition between the two parties, one who just does not care about the average person and the other who does very distinctly care about the average American. Had they had this conversation, David Brody, in an authentic manner, being transparent with their own voters, who should matter to them, Right. I think they would be in a different place today than they are, at least in terms of standing with their own voters. What do you think, David?
David Brody
One million percent, and not only their party, but the republic writ large, our country would have been better for it. And you mentioned a key word. You actually said two words there, authentic. I forgot the other word, but it was a similar word. He was not being authentic. He was being authentic in private, but not in public. And it makes me think of President Trump. Right? I mean, imagine if this, if you replace Trump with Obama or yeah, if you put Trump in Obama's spot here. Trump would have been going to the mics, been talking to people about, hey, we can't do it this way. This is ridiculous. What's Nancy doing? You know, in other words, he would have just been out there. And that's just so beautiful to see. But, you know, this is what they do. They wanted to do this in secret. And that's exactly. Anti Republic, if you will, TV and anti transparency. Agreed. All of those things. Agreed. And that's why they failed. And we heard these rumblings even during the campaign that, you know, President Obama wasn't on the same page with everyone else. But like you said, they should have been transparent. It should have been front and center. And leadership is taking a hard stand even when it may not be popular with everyone else around you. And that would have been the time to do it. But that's also part of the reason, in addition to the fact that they just had a flawed platform, why Democrats lost the election.
Dr. Gina
But this is what makes people cynical. This is what makes Americans cynical, not just about Democrats, but about when Republicans pull this stuff and they do things back channel and we aren't able to see it. That's what Trump has done so beautifully, is laid out an example of just being up front, being honest, being transparent on the things he can be honest and transparent about. And I think that has trickled down not just into our body politic, but I think into our corporate approach to things in terms of business and how corporations handle things. And even in terms of our own families. I find myself holding myself to a different level of accountability with my own children because of the example that President Trump has set. It's not to say that he didn't tell us what happens in this skiff. Right. That's not what we're seeing. But Trump would have said, hey, I had a conversation with Nancy Pelosi and we agreed, and she violated that without talking to me. That's what he would have said. Obama didn't have the courage for that. They don't respect their voters enough to do that. And the voters are getting the message loud and clear.
David Brody
Yeah. And here's the thing. One thing Obama did, right, he talked about hope and change, and everybody's like, well, he was authentic when he talked about change. Well, hold on for a second. He talked about change, but he made basically moldy asparagus look like candy. You know, he sugarcoated this thing. You know, he was not authentic with the American people about his rules for radicals and Saul Alinsky approach, because he knew that wouldn't sell. So this idea that he was authentic to begin with is ridiculous. All right, well, thankfully, guys, that endorsement didn't matter at all. And we, of course, know how the election went and praise God for that. You know, since President Trump took over, this administration has rolled back many of those Biden era changes, including the DEI initiatives that were so unpopular. But it doesn't look like the left honestly is going to learn its lesson anytime soon because. Join us now is the author of the new book, it's called White Lives Under Attack. Black America Says no to the Left's DEI CRT and Politics of Hate. Let's welcome to the show to American Sunrise, influencer, minister, public speaker, Reverend Jordan Wells. Reverend, good morning. Congratulations on the book. You know, it just came out and I gotta tell you, it really does take a hard look at the bias against white Americans in America today. And that is gonna make the left. Left flip out. So tell us more, please. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. Thank you guys for having me. Yes, there's a very bad situation happening. And of course, as a black person, I get attacked because they say, well, why would you be defending White people. And I'm. And I'm saying that as a Christian, I have to defend all people because black lives are not the only lives that matter. And so I believe that this anti white sentiment is not good for the country. Right. Because the people on the left, whether it's Gavin Newsom or whether it's Democrats who play this racial politics where they get black people very angry and upset and they use the race card and it's race, race, race, race, Race is another form of Marxism, which I talk about in the book. Marxism, divide the races, divide the classes, to get them hating each other. Right? And we talk about Obama in the last segment. Obama started this and I talk about that in the book as well. This racial hatred in our country started with Obama. He was definitely the president of change. And he fundamentally, he said it with his own words, wanted to change America. And he did. He was the first president to demonize police, to demonize white people. And it started a chain where our country was healing. And I talk about that. They act like this country is so systematically racist. Obama won a lot of the white vote. He won a lot of different. He built a big coalition and everybody in this country was celebrating. Even if you were on the Republican side of the aisle, there were people even on the Republican side that said, wow, this is amazing. America has come a long way. And then all of a sudden we are here now where it's this, I hate white people. White people are evil. We got Zoran running in New York where he's talking about tax white people more than other people. We got Democrats talking about white people should be. Basically. We got Omar Elam, Omar saying that the white man is the worst thing to happen to this country even though she's married to somebody white. It is complete and total insanity. And it is the reason our country can never heal unless we get rid of these dei, we get rid of all these racial politics and we focus on a meritocracy, focus on what makes this country great, which is that you thrive based off your achievement or based off your work ethic and not based off the color of your skin, based on your premise. What do you see the end game being then in this whole idea of being anti war white, if you will? Well, I think it's a reverse racism. And I talk about in the book that there's a reverse racism happening right, where the left and leftism and black hatred have partnered together. Right. Where you see these leftists in places like Chicago arguing for black people. We can't have police here and why they live in the suburbs. Right. They're mad at Trump for getting rid of crime in black areas. So white liberalism is partnering together with this kind of black Marxism that we see in blm, which the founders were Marxists, open Marxists. And we see this coming together to divide the country, which I think the main goal of all of this is to divide America. It's to tear it down from within. It's to get people to hate the country, to think that America is systematically racist. America is an evil country. The founders were evil. Everything about our nation is wicked. So if you really believe that, and if you instill that into a mind of young people, young voters, right, that are the future, and you get them to think that the country is fundamentally evil from everything about it, then they can tear it down, they can rebuild it in their own image. They can rebuild it in the name of socialism. What Mandami said, where we can tap the white man is the. Is this. This Marxist thing of oppressor and oppressed. Right? The white man is the oppressor and we are the. Everybody else is the oppressed. It's their fault. We can take all their money, redistribute wealth, seize the means of production, give it all to the people that are poor, give it all to the black people. You know, give it to reparations to everybody. Even if they didn't have slaves in California, they just started giving reparations away, which California was never a slave state. But we're gonna take white people's money, the money they work for, we're gonna give it to people who don't deserve it, give it to illegal immigrants, and, yeah, that'll solve the world's problem. But all they're really doing is destroying our nation.
Dr. Gina
Yeah. And who are white people, by the way? Cuz, you know, a lot of people wouldn't know that people that look just like me might have some blood in their background that isn't exactly all white. I never know how they do this. Reverend Jordan Wells, we certainly appreciate you being with us and lending us your perspective and for your courageous voice on something so important. Thank you.
David Brody
What was the name of the book again? Give our viewers it again, because it's a fascinating read. Yes, well, the name of the book is White Lives Under Attack. You can get this book on Amazon, but this book really deals with the fundamental issue of racism and also leftism destroying our country.
Dr. Gina
Thank you again.
David Brody
All right, Appreciate you being here. Appreciate your perspective. Yes, thank you so much.
Dr. Gina
All right, coming up, New York socialist Mayor Candidate Zoran Kami Mamdani is walking back a story he told about his aunt on 911 and changing a few of the details. It was nice if you could do that. I guess if you're a Democrat you could just say whatever you want and then just say, oh, whoops, that didn't really happen. Well, we're going to tell you what did really happen. Full story when American Sunrise returns in 2 minutes, 2 seconds.
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David Brody
But then he clarified that she was.
Dr. Gina
Actually his father's cousin. This mix up raised major questions about his truthfulness and how he tells political stories to push a narrative. Democrats trying to defend him call it a cultural term, but even they know.
David Brody
The damage has been done for patriotic voters.
Dr. Gina
This is another example of media friendly politicians playing the victim card while sidelining key issues like safety and law and order. As election day nears, the big issue is whether New York City will choose leaders who value truth and accountability or go with a candidate who twists facts. And to fit his agenda.
David Brody
For discussion, let's bring in David, Terrence and Dr. Gina. Dr. Gina, you know you said this.
Dr. Gina
Before we went to break that if.
David Brody
You'Re a Democrat, you can just lie about anything.
Dr. Gina
Now in this case, my dad had a business partner who I called an uncle. Right. So I kind of understand that there may be a cultural term here, but I'm not running for office or crying about a story like this trying to get political sympathy. There has to be some kind of accountability here. Yeah. I think if you were running for office, Emily, you might be aware that someone might fact check you and you might not say, you might not use that term. I do the same thing as small family. I have people I call aunts, et cetera. So do my children that aren't really their aunts. But if they run for office. I think they're going to know the difference. And the bottom line is we know what he was doing. But here's what's really scary. This isn't just about Democrats lying to attain power. Right. This is about a religion that's holy book says that you are to lie if it's for the advancement of Allah. That is a command, as I understand it in the Quran. I'm not going to claim to be a scholar, but everything I read from those who are scholars, some of them in our own midst here, unreal. America's voice tells me they are not just told they can lie. Emily. David, they are told they will lie. They should lie. It is a command to lie if it brings glory to Allah. So would he not then assume that he could be elected if he tells certain lies? And why would he not tell them if he's commanded by his very own religion to do so? David?
David Brody
Yeah, listen, that's just the beginning of the, you know, the Bible's called the Good Book. This would be the antithesis to that. You're absolutely right, Gina. And let's just call it out. I mean, we're not trying to hate on anybody, but we're also, you know, we can see the text, we can understand the text. And I say understand the text. I'm talking about scholars, religious scholars that have all come to that conclusion about some of the real concerns they have with the Quran. A lot of concerns. And, and that's putting it mildly. You know, one thing that was said earlier in the show, and I want to address it here because of Mamdani, but AOC was with him. AOC has a lot riding on this. You know, she's tied to his communist ways, socialist Marxist ways. If Mamdani succeeds, good luck with that. Don't think that's going to happen. If he succeeds, then that's going to obviously benefit her. But if he fails, high percentage that that's going to happen, she's going to be potentially politically doomed, if not in a potential U.S. senate race. Any sort of aspirations that she has in her, her mind there of running for president. The point is, is that this is a test case, I believe, and that AOC has got to be careful. Here she is tied to Mamdani T. Bates and that could not bode well for her politically. If this thing goes south, and my sense is it's going to go deep south. Yeah, you know, there's so many tentacles to this story as it relates to the whole auntie thing. I think that's the lesser issue. The bigger issue is a lack of stuff, sensitivity, because when he referred to this auntie, he was talking about that she felt threatened after 911 and he completely discounted all the lives that were lost in 911 and people who were killed forget feeling threatened, people who were killed. To me that's the real bigger issue, discounting what happened on 911 and the impact that it had on the city of New York, which I think really speaks to where he stands on the city of New York. I, I could go on and on, but unfortunately we've only got about 30 more seconds. So I'll just leave that point on the table.
Dr. Gina
Good discussion. Everyone, we have more American Sunrise in just two minutes. Make sure you're sticking around. All right. Welcome back to American sunrise. I'm Dr. G. Thanks so much for joining us today. Time now for our sunny side up in the pan. Today, 80 year old competitor Natalie Grabow from New Jersey made history this month by becoming the oldest person to finish the Ironman world competition in Hawaii. Listen up, Rav Mod. She swam 2.4 miles, biked 112, ran a full marathon, completing the 140.6 mile course in 16 hours 45 minutes. Here's the amazing part. She didn't even learn how to swim until she was in her 60s, about 60. I know about 60 other competitors quit before they finished the competition, all of them younger. Now Graybo is already searching for her next challenge. She has signed up for two more Ironman races next year. David Brody, I know you're going to be running alongside her in those Ironman competitions and it gives me hope that I can, I can still learn to do flips out of an airplane in my 60s. Why not?
David Brody
My goodness. Well, you are swimming with alligators. So I mean, there's that. Let me, let me just say I'll be running alongside of her for about a quarter mile and then I'll be collapsing alongside of her as she leaves me in the dust. Wow, that's just amazing. I did a bike ride about a month ago in this like charity event, 20 mile bike ride and I, I did it. That was just 20 miles. She did 112 on the bike and all I wanted to do was a collapse in a bed and then I went and had a cheeseburger. So that's my life. T. Bates, I don't know about you. You just got over to you on cheeseburger. T. Bates, you gotta know your capabilities and limitations. Kudos to her. The last time I was on the bike, true story, it was probably About a two mile bike ride. I was going to Dunkin Donuts from my home. This was during COVID Wait, you rolled.
Dr. Gina
Your bike to Dunkin Donuts?
David Brody
Terrence, I told you it was a true story. Don't judge me, Dr. Gina. Yes, I was. This was during COVID You know, everybody was biking. I went and bought this bike, and I was like, I'm gonna ride. I had a little break. I was like, I'm gonna ride up to Dunkin Donuts, which is about two miles up the road. I was like, I'll bring the family back some donuts. I. I got to Dunkin Donuts. I had to call my wife Tamara to come pick me up. Me and the bike up, because I couldn't make it back. I was so done. True story. I'm. I'm not proud of it, but it's a true story.
Dr. Gina
Did you, though, successfully eat the donuts? That's what America wants to know.
David Brody
Oh. While I. While I waited for her to come pick me up. Yes, I had a donut or three. Yes. Let me just say, it is not easy to gain weight on a bike ride, but congratulations, teammates. That is impressive. It is a true story. I'm not proud of it, but it's a true story. And, you know, when Tamara got there, she just kind of shook her head. She was like, really? Really? I was like. I tried and I did, like, getting. Getting to Dunkin Donuts alone was tough, but getting back, I was like, yeah, I'm good. Come get me. So, yeah, kudos to that. 80 years old. No triathlon. No triathlon. For you, the. No Athlon. You're doing the. No, I'm doing the noathlon. Unless it includes donuts, coffee, and a milkshake. Probably not for me. No.
Dr. Gina
Yeah. I gotta tell you, I travel all around Israel with all of these people. 20, 30 years my senior, and I can tell you, they were amazing. And I am, like, every day, I'm like, oh, I can't move. I can't walk. I can't. I can't anything. I gotta have orthopedic shoes. I don't know. It just. Oh, yeah, that's. But I could probably make it to Bite Donuts and back. Terrence.
David Brody
I'm just saying, rub it in. Dr. Gina, why don't you? Okay.
Dr. Gina
Oh, my gosh. You guys are the best. All right, you guys, listen, War room is up next, and we will see you tomorrow. Hugging your children. Love God. Go boldly live the truth.
David Brody
Go have a donut.
Dr. Gina
Yeah. This is an I heart podcast.
Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host(s): Dr. Gina, David Brody, T. Bates
Date: October 29, 2025
Episode: American Sunrise
This episode of American Sunrise dives into the latest developments in U.S. and international politics, current events, and culture, filtered through the hosts’ characteristic conversational style rooted in American conservative values. The focal points include President Trump’s milestone Asia trip, turmoil in the Middle East, escalating debates about government accountability and shutdowns, the culture wars raging in American cities, new health guidance from HHS Secretary RFK Jr., and discussions about religious freedoms worldwide.
Segments: [01:40]–[08:00], [16:41]–[20:00], [53:50]–[55:20]
South Korea Visit & New Trade Deals: Trump is in South Korea after visiting Japan, where he secured $490 billion in investments from Japan and $350 billion from South Korea as part of new U.S.-Asia trade agreements.
Upcoming Xi Jinping Meeting: Anticipation is high for Trump’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, aimed at easing the ongoing trade war and addressing critical issues like AI competition and AI chip maker Nvidia’s global stakes.
Kim Jong Un Not on the Itinerary: Trump will not meet North Korea’s Kim Jong Un due to conflicting schedules.
Congressman Mark Harris On the Trip’s Impact:
"Once again, President Trump is just restoring leadership really...he started the trip...bringing peace between Cambodia and Thailand, and now he’s got this big meeting that’s leading up to meeting with President Xi." (Mark Harris, [08:46])
Harris praised Trump’s global leadership, the goodwill generated for the U.S., and tangible benefits for U.S. agriculture like soybeans, highlighting Trump as "an incredible ambassador of goodwill."
Segments: [11:46]–[14:20]
Strikes After Ceasefire Breach: Israel launched fresh strikes in Gaza after Hamas allegedly broke a ceasefire agreement, pushing the death toll to over 80.
Congressman Harris’ View:
"Israel is making it very clear they’re not going to tolerate their soldiers being attacked...Israel has got to remain strong and they’ve got to remain firm in their responses to the attacks by Hamas." (Mark Harris, [12:53])
Cultural Perspectives: Dr. Gina noted the stark cultural differences when visiting Israel, referencing restricted areas and ongoing resettlement by Israelis.
Segments: [61:00]–[67:36]
Longest U.S. Shutdown Looms: The government continues to be shut down due to conflicts between Democrats and Republicans. The hosts argue that Democrats are leveraging the shutdown for political gain, while unions are pressuring for resolution.
Rep. Beth Van Dyne's Position:
"The House did its job. We sent over a clean CR to keep the government open. And what we’re finding is that the Democrats in the Senate continue to vote to keep the government shut down." (Beth Van Dyne, [64:23])
Debate over Budget Cuts: Sharp discussion about whether MAGA Republicans genuinely want the shutdown to end or are pushing for deep structural cuts in government.
Segments: [24:28]–[32:20]
National Guard & Beyond: President Trump suggests deploying National Guard or even federal military forces to address crime in cities like Chicago and Memphis.
Kyle Reyes of the 1776 Project:
"I think the very first thing you’re going to see is a surge in Federal Law Enforcement…It’s time to allow the men and women who have been sitting on the sidelines…to finally get in the fight in the way that they should be allowed to." (Kyle Reyes, [26:24])
Chicago’s Crime Statistics: Three killed and 17 wounded in shootings over the weekend alone, driving home the urgency behind these drastic proposals.
Changing Urban Paradigms: Reyes argues that demonstrated success will pressure even liberal appointees to support tougher policies, incentivizing a cultural and political shift.
Segments: [44:05]–[85:00]
AOC & Socialist Rhetoric in New York: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a rally in Queens, proclaiming progressives are "sane," sparking debate about the normalization of socialist ideas in America’s major cities.
Reverend Jordan Wells on Racial Division:
“As a black person, I get attacked because they say, well, why would you be defending White people? ... this anti-white sentiment is not good for the country." (Jordan Wells, [85:20])
Wells’ new book critiques anti-white bias, DEI, and progressive racial politics, arguing they’re fundamentally divisive and rooted in Marxist ideology.
Segments: [32:29]–[35:31]
RFK Jr.’s Surprise Guidance: New HHS Secretary RFK Jr. is expected to tell Americans to increase saturated fat consumption, a sharp reversal from previous decades of federal warnings.
Carnivore Diet Advocacy: RFK Jr. credits his own health transformation to a carnivore diet focused on meat, eggs, fish, and dairy. The shift is welcomed by Dr. Gina and highlights changing paradigms in nutrition science.
Segments: [46:48]–[51:48]
Top 10 Worst Countries for Christians: The annual global report shows persecution (arrest, torture, execution) for Christians in places like North Korea and Somalia.
Dr. Alex McFarland on American Religious Freedom:
"For even the non-Christians that have no interest in Jesus or salvation, they benefit from the presence of Christianity...when Christianity is not there to hold back moral evil...things come in like Marxism and jihadism." (Alex McFarland, [48:00])
Call for U.S. Leadership: The hosts criticize domestic “secular policies and censorship,” and stress America’s responsibility to advocate for religious freedoms both at home and abroad.
Segment: [40:36]–[43:49]
Bill Gates Dials Back Alarmism: Gates now pivots to say that innovation and economic growth are the keys to addressing climate change, not alarmism about humanity’s demise.
Tyler O’Neill's Analysis: Gates’ reversal is framed as vindication for critics of climate alarmism, reinforcing the idea that prosperity (not austerity) is the sustainable solution.
Segments: [69:40]–[77:30]
Fed Expected to Cut Rates Again: Anticipation that Fed Chair Jerome Powell will cut interest rates another quarter point.
Stock Market Riding High: Driven by AI (notably Nvidia), American markets are on a record rally. Trade deals and rumors of continued rivalry with China create turbulence but also opportunity.
UPS Profits as Economic Indicator: Jake Novak points out UPS’s profitability as a true bellwether for the economy, more meaningful than government reports.
Segments: [97:38]–[101:48]
Elder Ironwoman: 80-year-old Natalie Grabow completes the Ironman; didn’t learn to swim until her 60s and finished ahead of many younger competitors. The hosts marvel at her tenacity.
Comic Self-Deprecation: Co-hosts share humorous failures and relatable anecdotes (e.g., Brody’s “athletic” bike to Dunkin’ Donuts).
Dr. Gina, on Israeli culture ([13:43]):
"One of the most interesting things as an American is being over there in certain parts of Israel... says no Israelis allowed over vast parts of land in their own country. No Jews allowed at all in those whole areas. But some of them are defiantly resettling those. It is such a different way of thinking culturally..."
David Brody, on Trump’s reception in Asia ([54:00]):
"Even when he landed Gina in South Korea, the band there, literally that greeted him at the airport was playing YMCA in South Korea. I mean, this...We’re never gonna see anything like this again. I’m sorry. In modern history, we’re just not."
Reverend Jordan Wells, on unifying American identity ([85:20]):
"As a black person, I get attacked because they say, well, why would you be defending White people? ... this anti-white sentiment is not good for the country."
Tyler O’Neill, on climate alarmism ([43:49]):
"Science is not settled, much less settled in the position that the left says it is. The main solution here to any climate problems is increasing prosperity for everyone."
Dr. Alex McFarland, on religious freedom ([48:00]):
"When Christianity is not there to hold back moral evil...things come in like Marxism and jihadism."
The dialogue is lively, colloquial, and highly opinionated, with a strong emphasis on traditional American/conservative perspectives. There’s camaraderie and humor, but the hosts are passionate about their advocacy, particularly for law-and-order, smaller government, and Christian cultural underpinnings.
This episode is a microcosm of Real America’s Voice’s broader aims: scrutinizing major global and domestic developments through a skeptical, patriotic, and sometimes combative viewpoint. The balance between gravitas (international crises, shutdowns, cultural tides) and personable banter (fitness triumphs, self-deprecating stories) makes the show engaging for a loyal audience seeking both information and affirmation of their worldview.