B (3:17)

David Brody. I'm from the Ozarks, and goat rodeo is a very sophisticated sport, in case you didn't know.

A (3:25)

So sorry. I'm from the city. Sorry. We have different rodeos there.

B (3:29)

What is not funny at all is that this somehow happened. And you are absolutely right, David. I am a huge RFK fan, as you know. I love what he's done, and I don't want to negate any of that, but this does have to be cleaned up. This is not funny. And I agree with Secretary Kennedy that this needs to. You know, there's so much about the abortion industry that has been so held under wraps and as almost sacred, and let's be honest, to Republicans and Democrats alike for too many decades, and this adding something, it just. It came out of. Out of left field. Right. Didn't you feel like what? Like, I had to read it over and over several times to be like, this really happened. How did this happen? So my guess is this is the ghost of Biden that somehow snuck in there some bad actors at the fda. But you're right, it's gotta be fixed. You know, it's not. It's not necessarily like, you know, Secretary Kennedy and Trump were sitting around and were like, hey, let's do this for fun. It didn't happen like that. There's not a doubt about that. But they are the ones who are gonna be implored to fix it by Maga and a lot of others.

A (4:39)

They gotta clean it up. That's the key. Let's see what happens now. Clean up on aisle seven. No doubt about that.

B (4:44)

Faux show at the goat rodeo. Faux show, Faux show.

A (4:49)

She just went from gangster to talking about the rodeo.

B (4:51)

Okay, she's confused. It's fine.

A (4:53)

Can you give us our Bible first, Dr. Gina? Yes, for show goat rodeo.

B (4:57)

Hopefully I can pull off the Bible verse this Friday. Okay. It's Psalm 13, verses 4 through 6. And it says, and my enemy will say I have overcome him. And my foes will rejoice when I fall. But I trust in your unfailing love. My heart rejoices in your salvation. I will sing the Lord's praise, for he has been good to me. There's a little campfire song I'm thinking of right now. And I'm going to spare you all that song. You're welcome. The government shutdown has now entered its third day and we are seeing reports that it could be going on for a little while. Shocker. The Hill is reporting that lawmakers are expecting the shutdown to drag on for at least a week. Senate Majority Leader John Thrune says weekend votes on the shutdown aren't likely. Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal is calling on the House to create a new funding measure. But that's not looking likely either. So for more, let's bring in the guy who knows everything. No pressure here, Brian Rep. Chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn. Brian, happy Friday to you. How long will we be starting the show with the shutdown down? And why can't they just pass a doggone balanced budget for crying out loud? That just seems.

A (6:14)

Preach. You know, it's interesting because people can't understand why the Democrats voted for this thing 13 times and all of a sudden they're a no go on this and they want to bring back these extended benefits to these illegals. Now it seems to be just another posturing of it's just Trump's, let's just stop Trump at any cause even when it comes to funding the government. But I think they're losing in the public court of opinion on this, Dr. Gina, that the American people aren't buying this. For one thing, it affects about 7% of the total unemployment in this country. So not everyone sees a direct effect of the government shutting down. And when you clearly lay out the talking points on this and David, in the previous show, you did a good job of saying this, a lot of people may just turn on msnbc, go to the grocery store and next thing you know, in their mind it's all Republican. But if someone's to really look at what is on the table and the reasoning behind this shutdown, then I think it's pretty clear that we are absolutely on the right side of this issue. But they have a fourth chance today to vote. And it's I, some sources say it will pass today that I've got and some sources say absolutely not. It'll go on until next week. So we'll see as we are coming up. But one thing is clear. Russ Vote is going to get the scalpel out. We're going to take some of these agencies and they're going to be done away with and that is going to be the casualty of the shutdown. Well, that was exactly what I was going to go to next, which is the Russ vote factor. I mean, My goodness. He, you know, he's been, he's been itching to do this for like, I don't know, let me think, Brian, Decades. I mean, he's been at the Heritage foundation, the center for Renewing America. Of course, he was a legislative assistant for Phil Graham. And back in the day, I mean, this is like, like he's doing this like literally with his hands. You know, he's ready because he's a deregulation guy. He wants to cut spending and all of that. And this morning, Trump was reposting. President Trump was reposting something called the Reaper Is Coming. And you saw like Russ vote with a cloak like in Harry Potter. Like he's, he's ready to go. And you wonder what's going to happen because I would think they said a day or two on these cuts. I'm assuming this is now day two. So I'm. Or day three, I should say. So I'm assuming we'll see something, maybe a Friday night dump on this, if you will. That's exactly what I was going to say. You know what, I go way too deep on the threads on X and I read all the comments of people saying, I work in this agency and I can tell you there's three or four people that do the same job. So there's people even within these agencies that could recognize that they are extremely bloated and that there's a reduction obviously makes sense. So I'm with you. I think we could see a Friday night slap, a great, great one being made tonight, carving this government down. But I think we're likely to see this get punted into next week and we'll see when they all come back if we can open up this government again. Hey, Brian, want to bring your attention to this headline from the Guardian. It reads, trump declares the drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants. That last thing is what I want to focus on. Unlawful combatants. What does that language mean legally? And what does all of this ultimately mean in terms of how President Trump will now address these drug cartels? We know what's interesting, we've talked about this on the campaign trail about the drug traffickers and treating them like, like almost terrorists, if you will, coming into our country, poisoning our kids and our killing Thousands of Americans. 342 people died every day from a fentanyl overdose. That's an equivalent of a 747 going down. So I think the approach on this is aggressive, but it sends a message to all the drug cartels that are Trying to obviously push these boats out in the ocean and going towards our shore, that that's no longer going to be tolerated. This is the war, in my opinion, that we need to be fighting the most. This is the one that affects Americans every single day. It's aggressive language, no doubt, aggressive tactics, but I think it's warranted, and this is something that I think we'll see the effects of this sooner than later. As far as more drugs making it onto our. Onto our coast and obviously ending up in the inner cities and around this country. I think it's the right fight, Terrence. I really do. I think it's the right fight right now, and I think most people can applaud this.

B (10:55)

Brian, I want to ask you because I get really fired up when I think about the fact that we haven't passed an actual budget since, you know, with the full. Right. Since 1997. When I read that yesterday, I was all ready to write an op ed on this and just say, congress, what the heck is wrong with you? But it turns out that Congress actually did pass. Right. All 12 separate appropriations bill. It was the Senate that only passed three. And the CR is for the purpose of continuing it to the date. Right. So that. Which is sometime in November so that they can actually pass a budget. That would be cool.

A (11:31)

Mm. I agree. I think the story that we're not covering is a reason why we have another cr.

B (11:37)

Yeah.

A (11:38)

Right. Why does this keep happening? This is the same Biden Pelosi budget that we've seen. Why hasn't this been completely eliminated? And no, you're absolutely right. We're just. You know. And you know what? Let's just be honest. They say, oh, it's going to be till November 21. It's a short term. And then. Well, no, it's not. I think we're going to go into omnibus. Next thing you know, that goes into next year. We have to get our budget and our spending under control, and it's going to be a hard turn to take. But this country cannot survive the way we're going right now fiscally, if we keep doing what we're doing. And something has to change. And that's why. Rush vote. Have fun. I hope you have the biggest slasher film we've seen in years. It needs to happen. And I'm with you, Dr. G. Now, I mean, we went on so many fronts, but then when it comes to budgeting and it comes with Congress and getting every. We lose every single time. It's like the wheel is broken.

B (12:38)

Yeah.

A (12:38)

I don't know. You know, look, I just wish people in elected positions had enough passion about saving this country as we all have on this show and our viewers have. But unfortunately, the people that actually can do stuff, I don't think they care as much as we do about it. And that's the depressing part of all of this.

B (12:56)

Yeah. 1997. Let's bring it back. Brian Glenn, you're right. That's the untold story. Talking about it. Yeah. 97 party like it's 1997. Brian Glenn, thank you for being with us.

A (13:08)

Thank you, guys. Appreciate it.

B (13:09)

All right. Coming up, we check out the hottest headlines from the RAV newsroom with tbase. Also later, Democrats are fuming at the Trump administration designating antifa as a domestic terror organization. But do they have any other ideas? We're going to tell you all about that coming up next, this Freedom Friday on American Sunrise.

A (13:33)

This news break is brought to you by amac, association of Mature American Citizens. Citizens, I spy with my little eye a White House in Washington. I've seen that before, a bit inside there. It's kind of a cool place. Reminds me of my house. Welcome back, everybody, to American Sunrise. I'm David Brody. All right, coming up, that synagogue attack in the UK what in the world's going on over there? Well, it's been a problem for a very long time. We're going to discuss that in a moment and the fallout from that and what it means here in the United States as well. First, though, T. Bates standing by with the latest headlines from the Real America's Voice newsroom. 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. It is day three of the government shutdown and President Trump warning that there could be firings and project cuts if the shutdown continues. Taking to truth Social on Thursday, the commander in chief saying he was set to meet with the director of the Office of Management and Budget, Russ Vote, in order to discuss which government agencies should face mass firings and which Democrat projects should be cut. 47. Also toying with the idea of giving Americans rebate checks from new tariff revenues. He says those revenues are projected to reach a trillion dollars a year, with some of the funds slated to pay down the national debt, which is approaching $38 trillion. As for rebate checks to American taxpayers, the president says anything between one and $2,000 is possible. Police in Manchester, England, are calling Thursday's deadly attack at a synagogue, an act of terror. At least two people are dead, three others hurt. Investigators confirm the suspect plowed into a crowd of worshipers with a car outside the synagogue and then went on a stabbing spree. All of this happened on Yom Kippur, which is the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. The guy was eventually shot and killed. We now know he was a 35 year old British citizen who immigrated to England from Syria as a young child. Three other people are also in custody this morning on suspicion of acts of terrorism charges related to the attack. So far, investigators haven't released a motive. Meantime, Jewish watchdog groups in the UK report antisemitic incidents have increased significantly since the October 7 attack in Israel two years ago. Rap group A Tribe Called Quest famously lost a wallet in El Segundo. Well, the city is once again being talked about this morning thanks to this massive fire at a Chevron plant. Officials in El Segundo say there's no immediate threat to public safety. But plus, excuse me, no injuries are being reported and no evacuations were ordered. The blaze was reportedly contained to one section of the refinery. So far there's no word what sparked the blaze. Officials say it popped up suddenly. Pretty cool video, though. I'm sorry, maybe I just like fire. Just want to sit here on this for a little while. It's kind of cool to see the fire gushing. Anyway, that's a quick check of your headlines. Now let's get a quick check of your forecast here. Meteorologist Tracy Anthony joining us. Tracy, morning. So look, I live here in Denver, as you know, typically by mid October, I expect snow. Definitely by, by Halloween, I expect snow. Since you are my close friend, I'm asking you for personal forecast. How soon is the snow going to be coming to my area?

B (17:20)

You know, we've had videos of Copper Mountain making snow, but I know you.

A (17:24)

Guys have been in the 80s this week. So yes, we do have some snow.

B (17:28)

That'S in the forecast, but it's going to stay north of you, right?

A (17:33)

Okay, I'm cool with that. I'm cool with that because I don't want to have to pull out the snowblower yet. So I'm okay with that. I guess that was kind of a loaded question because I was hopeful that we don't have any snow coming anytime soon.

B (17:43)

Yeah, definitely. So we're still, we're still on the side and we're talking record heat. It feels like August across the Central Plains, areas like Minnesota all the way.

A (17:53)

Up to the border International Falls could be breaking heat records. So they're going to be getting close.

B (17:58)

To 90 degrees, not just today, but also into Saturday. So very warm. And that warmth is going to continue to stretch to the Northeast.

A (18:06)

So expect the heat and humidity.

B (18:09)

We do have some cooler temperatures that will be impacting areas out west. So the Northern Rockies, Glacier national park into Jackson, Wyoming. Those are the areas that are going to be bracing for some snow. We have several cold fronts that will work across the intermountain west, and that's where we're going to have most of the snow accumulating. We already have some winter storm watches. But, Terrence, good news is it's north of you, but it's just a matter of time. I think a lot of those ski.

A (18:38)

Resorts in Colorado tend to open end of October. Yeah, that's right. And typically by then, I've shoveled my first driveway away from snow. That's the benefit of having meteorologists as friends, though. You can get a personalized forecast, you just send a text, hey, look, I'm headed to this place. What's the weather like? And you guys always respond. Tracy, good to see you.

B (18:55)

You text me anytime you do.

A (18:58)

Right. Up next, more fallout from the tragic attack on a synagogue in Manchester, England. We've got the latest on President Trump's track that crackdown, excuse me, on crime right here in the United States. First, though, a quick check of this day in history. It was on this date in 1995 that former NFL star O.J. simpson was acquitted of the 1994 double murder of his estranged wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The trial lasted more than 250 days, and Simpson's lawyers, who were called the Dream Team, argue that Simpson was framed by the LAPD. Well, in 1997, Simpson was found liable in civil court and was ordered to pay more than $33 million to the victim's families, which largely he avoided. More American Sunrise coming your way in two minutes. That's the White House still there. You know, we just saw that about seven minutes ago. And in a shocking development, it is still there. Welcome back, everybody, to American Sunrise. There really wasn't any, there wasn't much thought behind that ad lib. But then again, it's an ad lib by me, so do the math. Welcome back, by the way. Join us on YouTube x Rumble Getter. Am I missing stuff? It's streaming everywhere, basically. Samsung tv, Samsung plus Pluto. I'm gonna keep going Roku. Anyhow, you get the idea. We're everywhere. Sorry, liberal media, actually. Sorry, not sorry all right. A synagogue attack in the UK has left two members of Manchester's Jewish community dead. The incident has been declared a terror attack and two others now under arrest. The attack occurred outside a synagogue on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish on the Jewish calendar. Police say the suspected attacker rammed a car into worshippers and carried out a stabbing attack before being shot dead by officers. Let's go ahead and bring in T. Bates and Gina to discuss this more. You know, back in June, Gina, the FBI and Homeland Security actually raised, put an elevated risk for the Jewish community here in the United States, actually. So we're talking about the UK here, but I mean, this is not, this is worldwide. And honestly, let me think, Gina. I don't know. I've read my Bible. I think this has been worldwide since I know Genesis. It just, just, just off the top of my, my head there. Yeah, it's been going on since forever.

B (22:02)

Absolutely. And the really horrific news that came out this morning is that I believe it was one of the police officers that ended up accidentally shooting the congregant there. So let's go though to the latest information. It is from former Homeland Security adviser and president of Redland Strategies, Michael Balboni. Michael, good morning.

A (22:23)

Good morning.

B (22:24)

Your thoughts and the latest updates on what we saw in the UK this week. And yeah, we should point out that back in June of this year, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warned of this elevated threat that David's telling us about was facing the Jewish community right here in the US So security has become a really primary importance in most Jewish synagogues.

A (22:49)

The United Kingdom has raised their threat level and has provided additional protections for all religious gatherings, specifically Jewish gatherings. And as you mentioned before, and it was the holiest day of the year. The same thing has gone on here in New York and around the country. We've seen a spike, obviously, not only in anti Semitic activities, but also just for religious activities, attacks on the Mormon community, attacks on various Catholic communities as well. So what we're concerned about, obviously, is that there is something else going on here where the attackers have decided or not. I shouldn't say the attackers as a group, they're not a group. These are individuals who decide to get engaged and commit an act of terrorism. So the question is, what is the religious draw here right now? And that's what the intel units are working on right now to try to decide who is possibly a potential attacker. So to piggyback on that, it seems to me that there may be a threat not Just in England, but we've seen it domestically as well, on houses of faith in general. I mean, recently we've had several attacks on Christian worship centers, on Christian churches and that kind of thing in this country. What can be done? What should the government, if anything, be doing, in your opinion, to try to raise awareness, if you will, to try to help safeguard all houses of worship, be they synagogues, churches, whatever. So 24 years ago, after the 911 attacks, the federal government partnered with various states to create grant programs for homeland security. And they were designed to prevent another mass attack like the ones on 9 11. And in 24 years, obviously, the threat has evolved. There are two main grant programs, the Area Urban Area Security Initiative and the Homeland Security Grant Program. What they don't do enough of is to protect soft targets. And obviously houses of worship are soft targets. And so I've been advocating that the Department of Homeland Security evolve their grant program to actually give monies so you can harden these different facilities. There's a lot of things you can do there in terms of, like, setbacks and bollards and door cameras. There are lots of things you could do, and we haven't been able to do that because the money has not been there. Now the question becomes, do you take your eye off the larger threat? You don't. But this is an evolution that we need in terms of the grant program and the support for the security. Yeah. Hey, Michael, before we let you go, there's another big story out there. The Trump administration says the US Is now an armed conflict with drug cartels. You know, they've got four boats blown out of the water. Now Trump is warning, quote, this is a quote, if you try to poison our people, we'll blow you out of existence. So what do you think is going on here besides what we see on our screen? I mean, is this laying the groundwork for something bigger? This seems like it can escalate. It's already escalated, but it can go much faster, much quicker. The President campaigned on the need to stop the fentanyl threat. That is the United States number one drug threat. And so he closed the border and he's decided that he would go after the cartels. Obviously, big discussions with Mexico, but now this is more towards Venezuela. And there's a big question as to whether or not you can utilize military force without the authorization of Congress. That's going to be a very important debate that's going to happen pretty soon, as soon as they figure out the budget issue. And so I think that what the President is Saying is I campaigned on stopping the fentanyl threat. I'm going to use every weapon and tool we have to do that. And this is just a part of that campaign. Yeah, well, he's going to definitely, you know, it's one thing to do limited strikes, another thing if it's a constant barrage, if you will, and then Congress is going to raise. Raise a stink about it for sure. Well, Michael, thank you for being here. We appreciate you.

B (27:03)

Thank you, Michael.

A (27:04)

Thanks, Michael. All right. Coming up, a new study suggests a nasty habit may be linked to a heightened psychosis risk. We're going to break that down and what it means for mental health and brain activity. You're going to want to warn your kids about this one. Stay with us, everybody. On a Friday.

B (27:41)

Well, at first blush, this may look like manilapin, as our very astute Colin just dictated. It's Manalapan. He knows that. He was joking, but you can't say manilapin. I mean, who's to tell you? Potato, potahto, right? Welcome back to American Sunrise. This Friday. There's only one way to pronounce that and that is Freedom Friday. I'm Dr. Gina. Thanks for joining us. Time now for today's health news sponsored by the Wellness company and under the microscope today, the NIH confirms that using marijuana can cause brain changes that are tied to psychosis. Each state that has decriminalized cannabis or marijuana has shown much higher rates of severe addiction, psychosis, mood disturbances and more psychologically. When something is legalized, there's sort of a subtle message, especially to children, that it is not harmful, but indeed it is linked to heart attacks, strokes, schizophrenia, mental illness, impulsivity and major sleep disturbances as well. So why don't we know this, you might ask? Well, there's a lot of money. Cannabis. In April, a Canadian study showed that people who showed high usage of cannabis showed increased dopamine activity. Steep rises and steep declines and this can lead to psychopathy. So now there's a more conclusive study that ties frequent video gaming when combined with marijuana use to greater incidence of psychosis. It's interesting to look back at recent mass shooters who both habitually play video games and and use cannabis. According to world renowned expert Dr. Ken Finn, whom I interviewed last evening, it is likely the Trump shooter was a user. The Minnesota shooter info is sealed up, so we still can't know. But he did work in a cannabis dispensary and was required to test cannabis products. He said the Texas Ice shooter is pending as well as Uvalde shooter. But he noted that there are numerous beheadings, mutilations, stabbings and shootings now attributed to high potency marijuana use. And the gaming is probably only an added risk. There's a new administration in Washington D.C. they brought a lot of positive changes when it comes to fixing our broken health care system. The reality though, there's only so much the government can do. And if we really want to make America Healthy Again starts at home with us. And that's where the Wellness Company comes in. You see and hear from their doctors all the time on this network. You know their products are the golden standard when it comes to keeping you and your family safe and healthy. The Wellness Company gives you the opportunity to make sure you are prepared for whatever happens with their series of prescription med medical kits. These kits contain an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to tell you how to use the medications in the kit. And also the Wellness Company offers a variety of products, whether it's parasite cleanses, methylene blue, weight loss, so much more. Take a look at their website and see how they can help you stay healthy and live a more satisfying life. Make America Healthy Again starts at home. Do your part. Protect the health of yourself and your family. Go to TWC Health RAV. Give it an order. TWC Health RAV. Use the promo code RAV. It'll save you 10%. David Brody.

A (30:52)

All right, gee, appreciate it. We here at RAV are excited to announce a partnership with Angel Studios. We're calling on our audience to join the Angel Guild that is at Angel. Here is a message from rav's own Bo Davidson. Have a look. Welcome to Real America's Voice. Real Minute. Your quick look at the powerful stories of faith and freedom inspiring audiences across the nation. Angel Studios presents a Kennedy curse. That is the theme of Angel Studios newest documentary, RFK Legacy. It comes from from acclaimed filmmaker Oliver Stone, director of the hit movie jfk and his son Sean Stone. In a profile of the Kennedy legacy that you've never seen before, I want to ask you about your father's assassination. Anybody who reads that report will understand that Sir Hint could not have killed my father. It's a dirty story. It explores the Kennedy legacy as told through the eyes of Bobby Kennedy Jr. Who reflects upon his life and memories. His time on Cape Cod and his uncle's assassination, his own father's assassination and his early interest in nature and the environment. This time you have a drug addiction. How does that play out? I wanted to be working with nature. He was appalled at what he saw. This is how he became the leading environmental lawyer in the United States. There's no right to pollute. The polluter pays. My views are constantly misrepresented. This compelling documentary profiles our current secretary of Health and Human Services and dives deep into why Bobby Kennedy is who he is, why he cares so much about health in this country, and how his family legacy continues even after family members pass on far too soon. I don't know if there's a curse. We do what we're supposed to do. The outcome's in God's hands. To see RFK Legacy, go to angel.com rav Join the Angel Guild and watch today. All right, time for a double shot of Bo Davidson. That's good. Here he is, RAV correspondent Bo Davidson at the event, by the way, for Angel Studios. Bo, so what more can you tell us about this partnership with Angel Studios? It's a big deal. It is a big deal. We're wanting people to join the Angel Guild because as you just saw in that real minute, RFK Legacy is a brand new documentary from Oliver Stone and his son Sean. It's an incredible picture, I think. But Angel Studios has a lot of great content coming out. David, There's Miracle, which is a true docu series about miracles that happen, narrated by Bear Grylls. There's Testament, which is about the book of Acts set in modern day. And then tonight at this very conference where I am, it's called the International Christian Visual Media Conference, is going to be the screening of 0 AD. A lot of hype about this film because Jim Caviezel's in it. Everybody knows Jim Caviezel, Gael Garcia Bernal. And the idea is it's about the birth of our Lord and savior, Jesus Christ at the time of 0 AD, when King Herod heard the prophecy about this young boy and killed all the boys in town under age 2. It will be screened tonight. So I'll have an exclusive look at it. It doesn't come out to December, but here's why you got to join the Angel Guild, David, and also for our viewers because you get access to all this great material and you get it first. You get behind the scenes access and all you got to do is go to angel.com rev to sign up, put your email address in there and they'll take care of the rest of it. But this is a really special partnership that we have because Angel Studios is a studio that wants to amplify light. We're in dark times. We're in the product of a fallen world. And the bottom line is we need to amplify the light. And that's exactly what angel does. And we're proud to partner with him. Well, I'm glad you said that because I was thinking of two words. Faith. Well, I guess it would be three words. Faith and family. Three words, Faith and family. And that is exactly what rav's all about, obviously, and freedom as well. But that's what Angel Studios is concentrating on, faith and family. And it seems to me that we are in a time now in of good versus evil, that we all need to come together in terms of pooling our resources, if you will, and making sure that we have a strength in numbers situation here. Bo, we do. And if you look at David, what Elon Musk has said about Netflix recently, we've seen some stuff out there that Netflix is not doing that well. At the same time, Angel Studios, I believe, has pushed Netflix and Amazon prime, you think about House of David, to have material that's a little bit more faith, conscientious, let's just say so. I think the more that angel continues to succeed, and I believe they will, I think they've got a long tenure, the more that Prime, Netflix, other outlets, other distributors, even here at this conference, continue to make faith based content. Because let's be honest, it's there. There may be. David, today there's a script and story pitch a thon that's happening at this conference. The next Sound of Freedom, the next Cabrini. So you have to think about the fact that content creators that are here want to make content that audiences actually like. So I think it's very important that we stay on faith, family, freedom. It's what RAV's all about. It's what Angel's all about. And we've got to support him. Yeah. And the days, by the way, of, you know, kind of faith and family movies, you know, the cheesy stuff from 30 years ago. Forget that. If you haven't checked this stuff out. I mean, this is like top notch. This is a list stuff. So, Bo, appreciate your time. And that's a great tropical shot. I approve of the aesthetics behind you, by the way. I just want to let you know. Thank you. You good to see you. Thanks, David. More double shots. More double shots of both sometime. Well, there you go. The we're gonna go. You'll be back next segment with a triple shot. Thank you, Bo. All right, appreciate it. Coming up, Operation Quiet Skies. It was an operation under the Biden administration to target political opponents. So what is Congress doing about it? Some answers. When we come back, everybody. Bo's not going to be with us for a triple shot, but Biden don't follow. Joe. Joe. Watch. Oh, Joe. Goodbye.

B (37:01)

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A (38:45)

Let's hope. But I think we also have to define what we consider an investigation alone. Probably not, but Dr. Gina has said this repeatedly and I think David has kind of agreed that, you know, some actual charges being brought and people going to jail or at least some sort of punishment. To me that's real accountability. The investigation is one thing, that's a start, but I think it's got to go well beyond that. David? Well, I'll be brief because Gina, you were the one that brought this to our attention and so I want you to have the floor. But I'll just quickly say that this idea that Trump is having retribution against X, Y and Z officials, how about this? The Biden administration literally going after ordinary Americans, everyday Americans.

B (39:32)

That's it.

A (39:33)

You know, you're not going to hear the media talk about that at all. That's far worse. And I wouldn't even compare it, because what Trump is doing is called justice, not retribution. But the point is, even if you went down the retribution lane, if you will, avenue, that's nothing compared to what they're doing. G, go for it.

B (39:49)

Yeah. While they were doing horrible things to high profile people on all sorts of levels, this happened also to common citizens. This happened to me. And I talked about it yesterday on War Room, and I'll be talking about it again today with Steve Bannon. And it's very important for people to speak up. And, you know, in my particular instance, after three years of not being able to fly, which is career stifling, I missed weddings, I missed funerals because I have weekends like everybody else. I work five days a week, and my weekends were the time where I needed to go and do other things, and I was unable. It stymied my companies, my career, many other things. I don't consider myself a victim at all because there were people sitting in J6 cells. There were people whose doors were knocked down by jackbooted thugs with guns held to their children's heads. So I really don't consider myself a victim. But what I do consider myself is an activist, because I was there, I saw it, I experienced it, my life was impacted by it. And I have to speak out. But I will tell you, it's not easy. And it's really not easy. It's really, you know, at least I'm already in the public eye. It's really not easy for the guy who was just on an airplane going to Virginia, right, on January 6, or went to the Capitol to what he thought was a rally to express his First Amendment rights, and he couldn't fly for the next three years or worse, or was interrogated or was let off of a plane by the feds, and he didn't know why. When it happened to me, I had no idea. I thought it was a mistake. I couldn't be on a terror watch list. What in the world are you talking about, lady? You know, it just seemed so crazy to me, but it did. It impacted a lot of lives. And this. And these people were surveilled after this. And you didn't know if you could fly. I was told if I ever stepped foot on federal aviation property again, I would be arrested. And I believed it. Luckily, I had. I called Kevin McCarthy's office. And I said, is there any way you can help me with this? And eventually I was taken off the list after years. But not everybody can call Kevin McCarthy's office. And what we need to do is ensure that this never happens again. Heads need to roll. And let me say this one more thing, and I'll shut up for the moment. People who carried out orders from superiors that were unlawful or unconstitutional need to be held into account for the fact that they did that. Just because a superior tells you you have to do this, you need to know what your rights are. This is where we really need to educate people, lower level people in some of these huge bureaucracies to be able to stand and whistleblow and not to take part in corruption like this ever again. They need to Emily, that if they do take part in this corruption, their careers might be disrupted like all of ours were. Absolutely. Gina, well said. Well said. Mic drop.

A (42:35)

Wow.

B (42:35)

All right. Coming up, a closer look at the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, Yom Kippur, the Bible history guide. Jim Moseley joins us next for a lesson in faith. We'll be right back. Stick with us.

A (43:05)

In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. That guy, you just want to party with him, don't you? Welcome back to American Sunrise. Time now for our moment of faith. It's brought to us by that guy. No, actually it's brought to us by Lee Greenwood and the God bless the USA Bible. All right, in focus today, yesterday, Thursday, October 2nd, that was Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar and something Joe Biden should do every day. Sorry, I digress. That was an imprompter. Let's dive a little deeper. Now joining us with Biblical Insight is one of our favorite guests. That'd be Jim Mosley. Jim is the author of The Duke of D.C. there's that book. He's got a lot of books. Get ready. Here's another one, the appropriately titled Discovering Jesus Disciples. Jim also just authored a new book with our own Dr. G called the Days of Creation by Heart, Teaching Children How God Made the World. And of course, all that said, we refer to him here as the Bible history guy. And on social media, who knows? Jim, how you refer to. Just kidding. All right, so talk to us a little bit about Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Please come. Good morning, sir. Good morning. Well, yeah, it's called the day of Covering because it's the one day when the high priest would enter the Temple into the holy of holies to make atonement for the people's sins. And God said, I got you covered. And, and here's a quick etiquette tip. You don't say to your Jewish friends, happy Yom Kippur. It's because it's not a party. It's a solemn fast. So if you want to say something, you should say, have a meaningful Yom Kippur. It's a day of repentance, confession. It's something like what Christians could relate to in the Catholic faith. Confession, admitting sins, seeking forgiveness, being reconciled with God. Now here's where the history gets interesting. The Babylonian Talmud says that the priests tied a scarlet thread to the scapegoat's horn. Now, the scapegoat was a goat that was sacrificed to atone for the sins of the nation. If God forgave the nation, the thread turned white. If not, it stayed red. But beginning in AD 29, for 40 straight years, it never turned white. Now this isn't in the Bible. We can't know if God ever truly turned the thread white. But we do know this. The Jews of that period believed it. And they believed God was no longer forgiving their nation. Well, I created a sense of coming doom. AD 29 was the very year Jesus began his public ministry. It was the first of those 40 Yom Kippur's. And before the 41st could roll around, Titus and the Romans destroyed the temple. Well, Jesus said one great in the temple is here. And to show that, he cleansed the temple three times. Once in the Passover of A.D. 30, again on Palm Sunday, and a third time the Monday after Palm Sunday. And each time declared this, the new and better covenant had come. Just as the book of Hebrews tells us, John the Baptist said, behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. So from the time of Moses, Yom Kippur pointed forward to Jesus the final sacrifice. This year, Yom Kippur was yesterday in AD 29. The scarlet thread stayed red. And 40 years later, the temple was gone. But in between, the Lamb of God came. And with him, real atonement for all who believe. Yesterday, today, and forever. You know, it just goes to show everybody talking about the Old Testament and the New Testament and Judeo Christian principles, it's all linked together, Jim. And this is a good example of it for sure. Yep. All right, Jim, thanks so much for being here. Appreciate you. My pleasure. All right, back with the second hour of American Sunrise in two minutes. Stick around everybody. Coming up on this second hour of American Sunrise. Day three of the government shutdown. And President Trump says it's an unprecedented opportunity to slash Democrat priorities and cut waste. Ahead, what and who may be on the chopping block? Classic Trump trolling new memes, mocking Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries and others have the left furious. Vice President J.D. vance says they'll keep coming until Democrats agree to reopen the government. We'll roll out the clip for you. And the FBI cuts ties with the ADL after it smeared Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA as extremist. Find out why the move is being called a big win for the FBI and common sense law enforcement. The next hour of American Sunrise starts right now. Good morning, America.

B (47:47)

Welcome to American Sun Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you.

A (47:52)

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.

B (48:04)

The American dream is still alive.

A (48:08)

I'm David Brody. I'm terrence.

B (48:09)

And I'm Dr. Gina.

A (48:16)

Welcome back, everybody, to the second hour of American Sunrise. I'm David Brody coming to you from D.C. we are shut down. I'm not. I'm here. Let's bring in Dr. G. She's in West Palm T. Bates in her Denver newsroom. I am not a paid federal employee, though I could be a deep state plant. You never know.

B (48:33)

I've been wondering, by the way.

A (48:34)

Yeah, I know. You know, and that's been since day one of the show, Gina. I know. I know you have. Hey, by the way, I noticed that President Trump retweeted this. There was a woman that said this. All eyes are on Russ vote today. No pressure. And Donald, Donald Trump. The president retweeted her, which, Gina, kind of sums it up. Yeah. Everybody's waiting to see what Russ, how what Russ Vote is going to do and how it's going to drop today.

B (49:00)

Yeah. Well, I think you, you said this is his Super Bowl. He has waited for this moment for a long, long time. Russ Vogt has. And I think it, I think it's, it sort of feels like a new day in this whole ridiculous budget battle, fake circus, tit debt ceiling, baloney. And that's not the word I want to use. But I'm trying to be a good girl on the morning show. So Zinn's happy. But I'll tell you, we've been watching this for far too long. I remember going on Neil Cavuto. Now I'm going way back because he hasn't even been around for a while. But I remember going on Neil Cavuto. I mean, he's still alive. I didn't want to start any rumors, I think I'm pretty sure. But I remember going on his show and just complaining about this circus tent thing and writing endless op EDS about it. But I did not realize, David, it's been since 1977 since Congress did the right thing. So let's hope they can pull this off this time.

A (49:48)

T. You know, this whole Russ vote thing, I obviously watch way too much TV and movies because I'm picturing in my mind's eye President Trump, if you guys remember the scene from Nutty professor with Eddie Murphy, I'm picturing in my mind's eye President Trump sitting behind Russ Volt saying Hercules, Hercules hurt your leaves. That's right.

B (50:11)

That's right.

A (50:12)

I pictured this too. Yeah, I think that is hilarious. Well, look, guys. So it is day three of the government shutdown and President Trump, as we've been saying, warning that there could be firings and project cuts if this shutdown continues. Taking the truth social on Thursday, the commander in chief saying that he was set to meet with the director of the Office of Management and Budget, Russ Vogt, as we just talked about, to discuss which government agencies should face mass firings and which Democrat projects should be cut 47. Also toying with the idea of giving Americans rebate checks for new tariff revenues. He says those revenues are projected to reach a trillion dollars a year, with some of the funds slated to pay down the national debt, which is approaching $38 trillion. As for rebate checks to American taxpayers, the president says anything between 1 and $2,000 possible. In the meantime, Congressional Republicans in both the House and the Senate are expected to go back on the offensive. This morning, the Senate will take a fourth vote to try and get federal employees back to work and federal agencies back up and running. More Democrats would have to cross the aisle to reach the 60 votes needed to reopen the government. Though if not, Senate Majority Leader John Thune says there likely won't be any additional votes over the weekend, meaning the shutdown will continue into next week. On Thursday, House Republicans took their case against what they call a Democrat induced shutdown straight to the court of public opinion. They have made a decision that they would rather give taxpayer funded benefits to illegal aliens than to keep the doors open for the American people, to keep vital services, veterans services, health care and nutrition for women, infants and children. They would rather not pay the troops and tsa agents and Border Patrol agents. They would rather stop services of FEMA in the middle of a hurricane season than to do the right thing for partisan political purposes. It is selfish. It is reprehensible. We, of course, will continue to cover the latest fallout and keep you updated. That's a quick check of your headlines. Now let's get a quick check of your first forecast. Meteorologist Tracy Anthony standing by. Tracy, good morning.

B (52:26)

Good morning. You know, Terrence, I found a graphic for you. It's the average first measurable snowfall for you in Denver. It's October 18th.

A (52:38)

Okay. So I've still got a couple more weeks before you got about two weeks. I'm sorry, all the huffing and puffing. But for me, typically snowfall means, especially since I leave home so early, it means that I've got to get out early in the morning, shovel the driveway so that I can get out and get to work. And it stresses me out. I'm sorry. It stresses me out. But anyway, it's part of life in Denver. All right.

B (53:03)

You're going to have to come to West Palm Beach. That's why I moved here.

A (53:07)

I don't just shovel anymore. But we will have a good amount.

B (53:10)

Of snow across areas of the Northern Rockies, Glacier national park, all the way.

A (53:15)

Down to the Bighorn Range in Wyoming.

B (53:17)

That for this weekend. So winter storm watches already in effect.

A (53:22)

But before we get to this weekend.

B (53:24)

I don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves. We are expecting warm temperatures across the Central Plains today, record breaking heat. Look at the Twin Cities, 90 degrees. Omaha, 90 degrees.

A (53:35)

Even up to Chicago, 88 degrees.

B (53:38)

So very warm.

A (53:39)

That heat and humidity will linger into the weeks.

B (53:43)

Weekend a cool down not coming for them until next week. So, yes, I know it's October, but it definitely doesn't feel like it across the Central Plains.

A (53:52)

It's just the two edges of the.

B (53:54)

Country that were a little bit cooler.

A (53:56)

And it actually does feel like fall or winter here in just about 24 hours, Terrence. All right, Tracy, I appreciate it. And as always, thanks so much for my personalized forecast. Thank you. Anytime. All right. We'll talk soon. Let's get you over to Dave now. David Brody, good morning. Good morning. I want a personalized forecast. Darn it. All right. We're now three days into the Schumer shutdown. In classic Trump fashion, the president now using memes. I'm sorry, I have to laugh. Now using memes to pressure Democrats to come to the table on a budget so the government can reopen Hakeem Jeffries There he is. Has slammed the memes as being racist. When asked about this on Wednesday, Vice President J.D. vance had this to say. Take a look. Oh, I think it's funny. The president's joking and we're having a good time. You can negotiate in good faith. While also poking a little bit of fun at some of the absurdities of the Democrats positions and even, you know, poking some. Some fun at the absurdity of the Democrats themselves. I mean, I'll tell Hakeem Jeffries right now. I make the solemn promise to you that if you help us reopen the government, the sombrero memes will stop. And I've talked to the President of the United States about that. I love it. Joining us now for the latest on the shutdown and so much more is the host of America's Voice Live and Steve Gruber Show. That'd be Steve Gruber. Hey, Steve, I tell you what. Yeah. What are you doing? I can't see. I got to put on my glasses. Oh, are you doing. Sorry, it's me. It's me. David, it's me. It's you. I'm sorry. It's you. Hello, by the way. So this was. Listen, if you're gonna. You can never out troll Trump. I mean, he is the troller in chief. And, you know, so some people don't like it. You know what? Look, they troll him all day long on the left, so give me a break.

B (55:46)

I mean, they just don't have a sense of humor, though. Steve, that's a.

A (55:49)

Thank you. Yeah, thank you. I mean, these are the least funny people in America, the far left. They really are just. I've said that for years. They have no sense of humor. That's why they ban comedians, people that are actually funny from college campuses and elsewhere. They can't take a joke. They never could speaking about take a joke. Look at those two parrot jokes. Anyhow, I mean, seriously, the shutdown's a joke, too. I mean. Okay, so I took a call today. I want to ask about the shutdown. Serious question for many of you. I had a woman call me from Ann Arbor, Michigan. We take calls here on Real America's Voice on Friday mornings, free for all Friday. So if you're up early, can call in anywhere in the country. A woman called me from Ann Arbor, Michigan, said, look, I'm in a building here, a Federal Building. It's NIH it's.it's Health and Human Services. We're all here, and nobody's been sent home. Everybody's working. She goes, this happened last time when 2019, I think she goes, look, they've got money there that's already allotted for their payroll and so forth. And maybe it's for two weeks or 30 days. They don't know yet. Nobody's quite sure yet. But they're not shut down. So where is this government shutdown? It's like the mythical shutdown. I've not seen anything. Of course, I don't leave my cave very often, so I don't see much of it. But for this woman who does leave her cave and worked with a bunch of other federal agencies in one building there, said nobody's gone home yet. So I think it'd be good to ask people who's actually gone home, where is this shutdown actually exist except in the minds of 11. And by the way, are they losing this argument big with the public? The Democrats, they lose the argument big. I mean, you look at that New York Times polling earlier this week just before the shutdown, saying that 65% of Americans didn't want the Democrats to pull this down. They didn't want the Schumer shutdown. So, I mean, on a public relations scale, they're bombing badly. And look on the generic ballot as well. The Republicans are winning right now on a congressional midterm generic ballot by two points according to brand new polling. I'm like, man, the Democrats, they'll be lucky if they have anything left after November of next year. And I don't know if they will or won't. But right now they are bombing. If they were on the Gong Show. You want to go back in time there, Terrence, you're on the Gong Show. The gong just rang for the Democrats. Bang. Chuck says they're out. Yeah. Hey, Steve, So you brought up an interesting question about who's actually going home, but I think even deeper. President Trump saying that he's looking really to send even more people home. He says if the shutdown continues, it gives him a chance basically to cut Democrat agencies. That means projects. That means mass firings. How quickly do you expect that to happen? If it does in fact happen? And where do you think it starts? Obviously, this brings us back to Russ Vote. It already started. It started. They said no to an $18 billion handout to New York City for infrastructures. That's on hold. An $8 billion handout for green New Deal nonsense that's been put on hold. Another 1.5 billion. I just saw pass my desk for some other. Look, what they're saying right now is no to this. No, that And I, look, I, I don't cheer for anybody losing their jobs. All right, guys, I don't cheer for that because you got people that are trying to run families, pay the bills, this, that. But look, government and size is out of control. And I have never liked this term non essential jobs. That job is essential to whoever's paying the bills in that household. I didn't like that term during COVID I don't like it now. Essential, non essential. But the other part of this, the flip side of that is if it really is non essential, why do we have it if we really don't need these? And to be honest with you, I think Congress might qualify as non essential employees of the government potentially on most days. And if you're going to scale back, scale back now. Yes, people are going to lose their jobs. I'm not happy about that. It's unfortunate, but that's what has to happen. Our government is way too big, way too many layers of bureaucracy, way too many people getting way too much money for God only knows what half the time. So yes, it's going to be a time to trim back. Democrats are going to get a lot more than they bargained for. They're losing the argument. They're going to lose size of and scope of a lot of the agencies that they support. A lot of the pet programs and projects that they support and want to use your money to pay for are going to go away. All of these things are going to happen. It's going to be an adjustment. And Ross fought. No pressure. Son, get out that pen and start saying no, no, no, none of this. Yeah, that's how you just get out that pen. Just get out that pen and get it done. Yeah. I have a feeling Russ vote will not disappoint, by the way, on that for sure. Steve. Agreed. Great to have you. I hope you have a great weekend. And I don't know, I have nothing else to say but you're great. Thank you. God bless America. Good to see you. Have a great weekend. See you guys. All right. I'm literally out of words. All right. Still ahead on a Friday edition of American Sunrise, FBI Director Cash Flow Patel has cut ties with the Anti Defamation League after it labeled Turning Point USA as an extremist organization. We're going to take a look at that when we come back. St. Louis, Missouri. Don't wait. Give me a second. I know what that, Ah, the arch. That's it. Sorry. Of course I know what that is, the wonderful arch. And I'm sorry, they do not have the best pizza in America. Gina, I took a shot at you, and you're not even here to defend yourself. But New York pizza and garlic. And I can control confirm that Donna Feducci will be along in a moment.

B (61:25)

Oh, so.

A (61:26)

Oh, you're watching. Oh, so. Whoops. I'm sorry. I thought she was off camera. I guess not. Well, all right. She's shaming me. Welcome back to American Sunrise. The FBI cutting ties with the Antifa Defamation League after it smeared Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA organization. As extremist director Cash Patel put it bluntly, this FBI will not partner with political fronts masquerading as watchdogs. Oh, and Elon Musk is calling out the Southern Poverty Law center, calling it evil and saying it should be shut down. The SPLC put the Family Research Council on its hate map. That's a map used by a gunman who opened fire inside their office. Now, with President Trump cracking down on domestic terror, pressures building to hold the SPLC accountable. All right, let's discuss it more. Let's bring in Rav's very own Donna Fiducia. Donna, you know what? It's about time these organizations get called out. Shame on them. That SPLC stuff, I mean, these people are nutso.

B (62:28)

Yeah, they are.

A (62:29)

And what really is scary is it has taken so long. You know, if the shoe was on the other foot, David, this would have been absolutely nixed the second you got a Democrat in there. The rhetoric, in my opinion, is what killed Charlie Kirk. Jonathan Greenblatt took over the ADL under Obama, and. And it went way, way left after that. Antifa is not even on the ADL's list. But turning Point is. I mean, let's get serious here. Now, Cash Patel said Comey apparently wrote love letters to the adl. So the FBI is cutting ties right now. The Anti Defamation League, apparently it smeared Turning Point usa, but it did scrap its glossary of extremism since, I guess Charlie was assassinated. But it spied on Americans, he says. Cash says that ERA is over. It was James Comey who allegedly wrote those letters to the adl. But, you know, let's look at things. Has Comey even surrendered yet? Was his house raided in the wee hours of the morning? Was he handcuffed out in his front lawn in front of his neighbors along with his wife? No. He's going to surrender whenever he darn well feels like it. So I'm sorry, there's such a double standard here. And with what the Southern Poverty Law center did, I totally agree with Elon Musk here. Apparently the Southern Poverty Law center mentioned Charlie's name in its website 38 times. And in a report titled the Year in Hate and Extremism, 2024, Charlie himself is named 18 times. This is one day before he was assassinated. He was mentioned in their Hate Watch newsletter. So you can't tell me that all of this rhetoric isn't making people act. Whether it's lone wolves or whether there's some movement behind it. This rhetoric has to stop. And then you sit there and the left says, well, let's have a dialogue now. No, we've been having a dialogue. Find me a place where Charlie Kirk is extreme. Find me a place where Charlie Kirk got nasty. He was trying to reach out to the other side, as everybody knows that watches this station. But it's so horrible because I've talked to so many friends who really weren't aware with the great work that he did. Because if you watch mainstream media, you have no idea. And you start believing this BS. ActBlue, by the way, still is formally out there getting all kinds of money for the Democrat elections, which have yet to be fixed. That's all nother story. We don't fix these midterms, we're screwed. But I'm glad to see CASH is finally making some movement. But I agree that the Southern Poverty Law center is probably even up there just as much as the ADL and the FBI needs to stop this garbage right now. Absolutely. Donna, we have limited time. It's a busy Friday. We gotta run. But I appreciate you. You'll be here Saturday, right? We got the Barn party. We gotta run.

B (65:32)

Yep.

A (65:33)

Barn party, 6am and p.m. eastern time on Saturday. See you then. You're the best. I don't like saying Donna Fiducia unlimited time in the same sentence. That's not good. Okay, thanks, Don. I appreciate it. Let me ask you a question. Do you owe back taxes? Are your tax returns still unfiled? Did you forget to file for an extension? The October 15th deadline fast approaching. Time running out. If you haven't gathered all your documents or made any estimated payments, you could soon be targeted by the irs. That's not good. They can garnish your wages, freeze your bank accounts, or even seize your property. Maybe even call Joe Biden. But there's help available. Tax Network USA, a nationwide tax firm, has helped taxpayers save over $1 billion in tax debt. They filed hundreds of thousands of tax returns. They've assisted thousands in reducing their tax burdens. And they can help you as well. So don't wait. This is what you do. You go to tn you usa.com rav or call 1800-905818-00905-8000 for a 100% free consultation. In one short call, the experts at Tax Network USA will guide you through some simple questions to determine how much you can save. So take action now before it's too late. Once again, here's the website tnusa.com rav or call call 1-800-905-8000. All right, coming up, heading to Wall street for the opening bell and also insight on how to hold on to your hard earned dollars with some common sense. Back in a moment. Sorry, Red Sox fans. The Yankees in New York that you're looking at now beat the Red Sox for nothing last night. How about that, rookie? 12 strikeouts last night. That's impressive. All right, welcome back. The bell at the New York Stock Exchange is going to ring in just a few minutes. Let's take a look, shall we? Wow, look at all that green. It's like Kermit the Frog up on the screen. Dow looking good. The S P looking good. Nat, I mean, do I need to say anything else? Why. Why am I going through all of this? Just look at all the green gold up 34 point. Anyhow, that looks like it looks could be an impressive day. Of course, those are the futures. We'll get to the present here in a moment. First, though, let's go over to Gina. Because, Gina, you've got common sense. Oh, and you also have the guy that knows something about common sense. That'd be Jake Novak. Good to see you, Gina.

B (68:04)

It's all because I eat St. Louis style pizza. David Brody. But anyway, that was a low blow. David Brody. And St. Louis Pizza is the best. It is time now for our daily dose of dollars and common sense with American Sunrise Early Edition host. And the guy behind Jake's Takes substack. That would be the one and only Jake Novak. Jake, do you need any withdrawal medication? There was no September jobs report this morning at 8:30am I set my alarm. I was watching. I was hoping. And yeah, no, I wasn't. But were you?

A (68:40)

I mean, it's just incredible. I mean, obviously the joke is everyone knows I really don't like government economic reports. I think they're all garbage even before the partisanship comes into them. So I'm fine with it. But I'm telling you, Wall Street's addicted to this stuff. Now, in their defense, they know that these reports are garbage, too. That's not what they're betting on. They're just betting on the numbers. If it's a sports game or a dice roll. Gina, I offered to roll a pair of dice for Wall street at 8:30am they didn't take me up on it, but they should have because that's just the same as betting on these jobs reports. They're all really garbage. We find out years later or sometimes, if we're lucky, months later, what the reality was. But at 8:30 on the first Friday of every month, to think that there's an accurate report about all the jobs in America from the month before is just folly. It's always been a joke. I'm happy we don't have it. It might help people get a dose of reality for once before we go back to the nonsense next month.

B (69:32)

Yeah, well, Jake, there's this little product that I have become practically addicted to called ChatGPT. Now, I don't tr it entirely. I know it has the good and the bad. We've all heard of it. But the company that makes it is now worth an unheard of amount. How much is that amount? Jake Novak?

A (69:51)

Yeah. How much will you offer me for OpenAI, the company that made and rolled out ChatGPT just a couple of years ago? Three years ago, I think is the, is the age of that product, Dr. G. It's worth $500 billion already. Imagine you making a product and then three years later you're worth half a trillion. Now, that's based on the private investments that some investors all over the world have made in OpenAI, the company that those were this week. Those are the latest ones. Now, if you're wondering when can I get in on this, when can I buy stock in OpenAI? Well, the answer might be never. They don't want to go public, and I actually respect them for this. So why are they doing these, these announcements about private investments? Because they do issue private shares to some of their, to their employees and obviously their executives as well as this is a way to help their employees make, you know, get wealthy on the wealth of the company without having to go to Wall Street. Listen, I like Wall street. The idea of a public company for the most part, but sometimes it's rushed. And I like the idea of this company staying private for now and not getting pressured from Wall street to keep gaining, gaining, gaining every three months.

B (70:56)

All right, well, I just want to say little tip for everybody. I use the $20 a month chatgpt, and I upgraded to the $200 a month chatgpt, and I can't tell the difference. So you might as well stick with the $20 a month chat GPT. I'm one of those people making all those profits for them. Jake Novak. All right, Jake, finally over that rage over plant based meat substitutes. It's long gone. But just how bad is it now for the Beyond Meat people? Once the darlings of Wall street and the mainstream media kind of had their actual way in here.

A (71:28)

I mean, you couldn't turn on financial or local news TV a couple of years ago without another story about Beyond Meat this and beyond meat that. In 2019, Beyond Meat shares were were trading at $240 a share. It hit a buck 23 earlier this week. It's a little better this morning. It's at about the $2 level. But that is a massive, massive loss. I mean, it is just incredible. And you know what? I don't think that the company's product is necessarily bad or good. It's just it was all based on hype. It was all based on the free millions, maybe billions worth of advertising it was getting every single day. Cnbc, the Wall Street Journal, your local TV Beyond Meat all over the place. Listen, for some people, it's a good choice. There are some people who have allergies to meat and stuff like that. This is a nice choice. So I'm not really, I'm not saying that the product shouldn't exist, but at $240 a share, are you kidding me? That was just so outrageous. It was a crazy bubble. It burst like crazy in the last few years, but especially this week, having a little bit of a recovery. We call it a dead cat bounce. But it was at a buck 23 a share just on Monday. My goodness.

B (72:30)

I think sometimes when you take things out, you got to watch what they put in. I'm doing that all the time these days. Jake Novak, thank you so much for being with us. We'll see you on the early edition on Monday.

A (72:40)

Thank you.

B (72:40)

All right, let's head back to David and D.C. for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

A (72:44)

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B (75:35)

Welcome back to American Sunrise. Time now to take the political pulse of America in the beat. Today, FBI Director Cash Patel has announced the bureau will be cutting ties with the Anti Defamation League. According to the Hill, an archived ADL page reportedly said individuals associated with TPUSA have a history of bigoted statements about the black community, the LGBTQ community, and specifically transgender people and other minority Groups now, Elon Musk is joining the fight, urging the FBI to cut ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center. Next, let's welcome to American Sunrise, the host of Human Events Daily here on Real America's Voice, Jack Posobic. Wake up, pray up. Jack, thank you so much for waking up early and being with us today.

A (76:20)

Wake up, pray up. Thanks so much for having me on. And by the way, just before we went to went to air here, I just did get word that the FBI has come down and they have officially severed ties with the splc. This follows Elon Musk kind of going on a retweet spree of my previous reporting on the SPLC yesterday. And then of course, the FBI announcing that they were cutting ties with the ADL yesterday. This is an organization, the splc. One day before Charlie Kirk was shot and killed, he was targeted by the SPLC in their Hate Watch newsletter. And then just four months before Charlie was shot and killed, the SPLC had placed Turning Point USA on their hate map that they put across the country, specifically referring to Charlie's comments on transgender, the trans agenda, his support for traditional marriage, his Christianity, and all sorts of things that are just. Again, we all know who Charlie was. He was mainstream conservative and a Christian. And they have been targeting Turning Point USA with this massive study that was dropped just a few months before his assassination.

B (77:38)

You know, this just hits wrong on every level. This seems to me to be something that not only conservatives should care about, Jack. There should be free speech advocates all over the country on both sides of the aisle reaching out and supporting the right side of free speech here. But we don't tend to hear from any of these groups or even people who go on TV and proclaim their free speech rights. Every time conservatives complain that Bud Light has an untasteful commercial using a tranny instead of just a regular person, Joe Six Pack. Right in their commercials. And then we're infringing on their free speech rights. Are you hearing from any, anyone on the other side who supports Turning Point and the right side of this issue?

A (78:29)

Well, Dr. G, you'll typically hear people will say things like, take Barack Obama, for example. So he's essentially the head of the Democrat Party for all intents and purposes. And what did he do? He said, I condemn political violence. But then in the very next breath, he turned around and said, but I also don't agree with what Charlie Kirk stood for. So rather than leave it as a blanket condemnation of a horrific act of unspeakable evil to a man who is a friend to all of us. And I know worked out of the same studio as you guys for many times, many shows. He would come in down there in the studio and be there doing his show and hanging out with everybody. It was always great. And he was so gracious and gregarious with his time, even when he was very busy. And Barack Obama would start criticizing him and bringing up statements, twisting them, twisting his words, putting him out of context. Context. So reminding his followers and his supporters that Charlie is a bad person and Charlie perhaps in some way deserved what happened to him. That's Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton also came out and said white Christian men can never be allowed to return to power in America just a few days after Charlie was shot and killed. So white Christian men, just like Charlie Kirk. Now, that being said, with the splc, to be fair, to answer your question, they have received a lot of criticism from the left as well. Not in regards to Charlie Kirk, but in regards to how they raise their money. The fact that they are a scam, the fact that they have over $800 billion in terms of their endowment. You're looking at an image right now of what they call the poverty palace, this giant facility that they have down in Montgomery, Alabama that is raised through mail scams and shakedowns of people saying that horrific things will happen if the SPLC not donated to immediately. They have also tens of millions of dollars and the Daily Signal has done great reporting on this down in the Cayman Islands that they use as a tax shelter. So this group, by the way, they don't exist actually to quote, unquote, fight hate. What they do is they take conservatives like Charlie Kirk, like myself, and even by the way, Dr. Ben Carson back in 2014 was named an extremist by the SPLC and they'll go after them and then all the money that they get, they pocket.

B (80:54)

Yeah, just I want to add one thing, Emily, and then I'll let you continue. This is an organization that started out supposedly to expose the kkk and they've used that relevance to continue this crusade mapping conservatives. I've been on that list too, Jack. Back when I was doing local radio in Alabama, believe it or not, I got on their list and that was a scary moment for me because they do target them, dox them and all the rest. Emily. Sorry. Yes, absolutely, Jack. I mean, I saw the reports on X that when you Google your name, one of the first links that comes up is SPLC negative articles about you. From some of the work that you and I have done in the past. I mean, it's just, it's horrible to see knowing what happened to Charlie just days after that Hate Watch newsletter came out. There needs to be some kind of accountability here for the splc.

A (81:41)

I think that's right. And I certainly do think, and I would absolutely urge the Attorney General of Alabama as well as the Department of Justice federally to look into these mail schemes and potential mail fraud that may have been conducted. Of course, as everyone knows, when you use, when you use the post office for mail fraud, that is a federal crime. And so I think those practices really need to be looked into at the federal level as well as the state level. Alabama, of course, one of the reddest states in the nation. And the fact they're ensconced right there in Montgomery certainly seems as a key example of an organization that needs to be looked into because of these shady practices, which again, their shady practices have been exposed by the left by far left outlets like Current Affair, which is practically a pro communist outlet. And even they have called out the splc. So this isn't coming from me, this is coming from the left. By the way, Dr. Gina, you're, you, you mentioned it. The reason they, they're calling, they call themselves this is because Martin Luther King's Junior's organization was the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the sclc. So again, they're playing a game to make it sound as if they're, they have some association with Martin Luther King, but instead they change the name. They have different. They have people behind the scenes. But yes, Emily, to your point, they have some sort of collusive relationship with Google, whereby. And if you Google my name, Stephen Miller or a number of people, for some reason, the SPLC's account, which isn't even a new article, it's from like over half a decade ago, is the very first thing that's populated. We know they have these ties. They also have ties to Amazon Smile, where Jeff Bezos allows them into the Amazon charity program. All of these are things that need to be looked into.

B (83:28)

Yeah. And I think legal action needs to be taken, Jack. We know that. Now this has led to these various groups, these Facebook groups that are doxxing Christians for having a Christian fish on their car, a flag in their yard, all the rest. And they are exposing, if you go to church, they'll take a picture of your license plate because you went to church and now they're targeting you. This all comes out of that same vein of thought. I think we all need to start taking legal action against them because I'm not sure what our better defense is.

A (83:54)

Yes, well, yeah, actually, when the FBI. So the previous iteration of the FBI when they were conducting those surveillance, the infiltration of Catholic groups. If you go look at the FBI's operation, the articles, the research that they were using to as a probable cause to conduct surveillance against Catholic groups were not FBI reports, they were SPLC reports. So the s they were reading things in the SPLC and then turning it over to FBI surveillance and infiltration divisions to go after Catholics. That's how close the relationship with the SPLC was with the FBI just a few years ago.

B (84:33)

Jack Posobic, thank you so much for joining our show this morning. We could have spent so much more time talking about all of this. This is awesome. We'll have to have you back soon. Thanks again. Thanks, Jack. God bless.

A (84:41)

Thanks so much, guys. Let's do it again.

B (84:43)

All right now let's send it over to David Brody for the RAV Chat report.

A (84:47)

Ladies, thank you for the week that was in the RAV Chat. Let's bring Carefree Largo with us. He's with us every week.

B (84:55)

David, unfortunately. Looks like we're having some audio issues on your end over there. But careful. Carefree. I'm so excited to see you. Let's bring you into the show for what's been going on in the RAV Chat.

A (85:04)

Emily Finn, a fine Irish rose. How are you this morning?

B (85:08)

Living the dream. Carefree. That is awesome that you just said that.

A (85:13)

Well, it is a better week in America. It's a good time to be a little bit more happy. We were all very, very excited about Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. He brought in all the big brass to give them the talking to that all of us in the chat have wanted him to do since the day he took the job. Even David Brody said there were no conference calls going on there. Even the president joined him to bring the message of bringing the military back away from a failure of the woke DEI ravaged war department. Bringing him back to a level of lethality and a return to the military's policies of personal fitness, integrity and a return to personal hygiene. In other words, a clean shaven military. For a while, the whole chat was excited about the whole thing. Dana Weber, one of our favorites, exclaimed, much like Rashida Tlaib, I shaved today. You go, Dana. You look fantastic too. I'm sure you do. Hard questions, my buddy HQ said the fat brass are sweating it now, literally. And the entire audience loved that. Pete Hex as Secretary of War and the President of the United States were saying what we've all been thinking for such a very, very long time, which it's time to get back to the business of protecting our country and not looking so much into an inward at our personal lives. We, the people here are also, especially those like me, people of an advanced age. We're thrilled that the President and Secretary Kennedy are rolling out a new Pfizer price control initiative as well. Truly, this is overdue and we believe that it's going to improve the lives of a lot of older people such as myself. All of us on social media were very, very excited to hear that RAV is partnering with Angel Studios. It is a match made in heaven, as I like to say, sparkling galaxy. In our chat. Ask a very good question, Emily. Has Disney ever really made a faith based movie? And the more I think about it, the more I am unable to answer that question. I am a big Disney fan from years ago, but I can't think of a single one. What the Zen Master is so excited about is having all of us here join in with Angel Studios in the Angel Guild. The Angel Guild gives you an unprecedented opportunity to weigh in on what productions Angel Studios puts in line next and you get a voice on that. The Zen Master wants us all to get in the guild and get involved so that you use your phone, you can scan a code right off the screen on your TV for Angel Studios that will bring up a little code that you can punch on and you can get involved and actually have some say in what's going on. Why is this so important? It's important to me because the entertainment world simply needs it. Every streaming base out there is now trying to create a faith based nugget and that's not what we want. We want the entire thing to be faith based, true, honest, something we can sit down with our families and, and enjoy and not be embarrassed to watch. And I, I think that that is super, super important, especially now, Emily, because you can take real America's voice voice everywhere you are all day long. Whether you're on your computer, watching tv, streaming it on satellite or on your, your favorite website. Real America's voice is with me all day long. I have my phone, I got my tablet. They're everywhere I go. Because real America's voice is everywhere I want to be.

B (88:57)

And you won't miss a second of it. Carefree Largo, we so appreciate your RAV chat. I am so impressed that you got two nicknames in today. Zen Master and the Irish Rose. That was very fun. Thank you so Much carefree. All right, we'll be back with more American Sunrise in just a moment. Stick with us. Check out that chopper on the top of that building. That's live in New York. New York. Welcome back to American Sunrise. It is Puppy Friday, and we want to highlight the work of the rescue. The folks who do amazing things to help get dogs adopted want to bring in Tommy Habib, who hosts to the rescue. Tommy, first I want you to tell us Colby is full of kisses this morning. First, I want you to tell us about the adoption efforts that you lead with rescue and why this is so important. You and I always talk about how they know when they're rescued. They know you can buy all the dogs you want, but if you rescue, it is going to be a very exceptional experience. Tell us, Tommy.

A (90:03)

Yes, Dr. Gina. It's so important that. That we do take care of those pups that take so much care of us, and especially the ones that are in trouble in these shelters that. That don't have a forever home. And so, guess what? Today we're gonna feature our adoptable Pup of the week. We're so excited for you to meet Scrabble. There's Scrabble, a little wire terrier. Such a sweet pup. And Scrabble loves to cuddle. Scrabble comes from Joy Bound Shelter out in Northern California, but Scrabble really needs to find that forever home. And if somebody will adopt Scrabble today, we're going to pay for all the adoption fees. Actually, Texas Day Brazil is paying for all the adoption fees, but to the Rescue is going to make sure that we get that dog to you no matter where in the country you are. So. So let's get Scrabble adopted today. Oh, my gosh.

B (90:57)

Look at him with his zoomies. All right, Tommy, I'm gonna add to that just to sweeten it just a little bit. You never wanna adopt a dog unless you really have room in your home and your heart and finances, because it's not a free thing. But if somebody from our audience today decides to adopt little Scrabble, I'm gonna send them personally a Dr. Gina care package for that sweet baby. And I'll throw in some RAV gear, too. I can say that. I know Zen will let me do that. So you're gonna be treated like the queen or king that you are when you adopt this little prince Scrabble. And you can do so right there with a QR code at the bottom of your television screen right now. Tommy. Also, speaking of finances, pets are expensive. My goodness. I was on the vet again last night. Found something on one of my dogs. I'm calling my vet. I'm paying again. Tell us about pet insurance because it takes, that makes that burden a little more lighter. A little more lighter. I just said that. A little lighter. Yes.

A (91:55)

No, no worries. Listen. And do you know every six seconds in America there's a pet owner faced with a thousand dollar vet bill or more?

B (92:04)

I think that's me.

A (92:05)

It's absolutely crazy. Yeah, yeah, no, me too. Look. So insurance, pet insurance turns that crisis into something that we can manage. And it's so important that we take care of those puppies that take so much good care of us. And we can't let that those dollars get in the way because so many people can't afford it and they take their dogs back to the shelter or they do the unacceptable and that's put the puppy down and we don't want to have that. And that's why I created to the Rescue Pet Care. It's an affordable pet insurance. We will beat any other insurance company in the country. So please check us out. I think if you go to the QR code, you can also. That takes you to the real America's Voice to the Rescue Pet Care page where you can get a quote. Just, just get a quote and try it out. Because in, in your first month, it's 30 days you have, if the, if you have any questions or any problems, you can always cancel the membership and you won't be charged. And we're going to give you our special perks package with that. You get televet and all these amazing features that are, that are so important for our puppies.

B (93:13)

That's so convenient because it is so stressful sometimes, especially on an animal that needs to go to the vet to be thrown in the car, especially a cat. You know, cats don't like the car rides and then you put them in the car and it stresses them out more. And so the televet is just such a great thing. Tommy, you were just doing the most innovative, cool stuff and everybody can find it right there if they go to that QR code and check it out. Pet insurance, you can adopt little Scrabble. Gina's gonna spoil you. Kobe will send you something. Gonna be a great day. So you guys let us know and you can get in our chat, by the way, on YouTube or on rumble or Getter and, and let us know if you want to bring Scrabble, little Scrabble into your home. Let us know if you got pet insurance too. What the heck? And tell us how your experience is.

A (93:55)

Can I tell you one quick thing?

B (93:56)

Sure.

A (93:57)

So. So something so important is that we're a. We're the only mission based company. We started as a mission based business and then turned it into a pet insurance company. So when you purchase your pet insurance plan, it goes straight to rescue and it helps us rescue more dogs. So it's so important. And Dr. Gina, I want to tell you, I'm so proud and to call you a friend because everything you're doing for our puppy dogs in the rescue society all through all across America and doing this Friday, Puppy Fridays, so important. I'm so proud of you.

B (94:33)

And I told you, Tommy, I'll come in for any of your events, whatever you need. I'm in, in, in. And I know our audience is too. Tommy Habib, thank you so much for being with us. Go down to that QR code right there, you guys. Still to come on American Sunrise, from coast to coast, students lifting up the word of God and their Bible. Could you get better news than that on a Friday? Right? Way to start the weekend. That's next.

A (95:14)

Let's spill some tea.

B (95:17)

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A (96:15)

Yeah. Bring your Bible to Legacy Media Day. Bring your Bible to msnbc. That's what we need. You know what? And just an easy way to do it. You don't even have to encourage, encourage to bring your kids, your kids to bring their Bible. Just tell them before lunch, say a prayer, bless their food. That can really have impact beyond what you might think.

B (96:32)

Yeah. But you know what? We've got to encourage people to open up their Bibles. I get letters from people that say, I've gone to church my whole life. I've never owned a Bible.

A (96:38)

I'm like, real food.

B (96:40)

Yeah, real food.

A (96:40)

Real food.

B (96:41)

All right, you guys, we love you. War room is up next. I think I'm coming on. We will see you then. Hug your children. Love your God. Pet your puppies. Go, Bull. Boldly now, live the truth.

A (96:57)

This is an I Heart podcast.