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A new NFL season means a fresh start and fresh styles. @nflshop.com you'll find the latest jerseys, hats and sideline gear to rep your team all season long. From rookies making their debut to legends, NFLShop.com has it all score exclusive styles you won't find anywhere else and show up ready for every kickoff and big play fan like a pro. And shop now@nflshop.com Just ahead on American Sunrise. President Trump showed American strength at the UN General assembly and put the world on notice. How was the message received? We're going to take a look at that. Plus, Jimmy Kimmel returned to hosting his show last night after his brief suspension following his remarks about Charlie Kirk's assassination. But some ABC affiliates decided to keep Kimmel off the air. He said Jesus for the first time ever on his show. The details just ahead. Finally, I recently had the chance to sit down with Eric Trump for a wide ranging interview from his new book to the importance of faith in his life and his family. He'll be here along with so much more as American Sunrise starts right now. Good morning America. Welcome to AMERICAN sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you. 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. The American dream is still alive. I'm David Brody. I'm terrence. And I'm Dr. Gina. Good morning, everybody. I'm Dr. Gina. We are live with you from the Palm Beaches. Let's bring in David Brody. He's in Washington, D.C. and TB in our Denver newsroom. Good morning, gentlemen. Good madam. Good morning, sir. Good morning to you as well, David. Hey, guys. So look, let's just get right to the bizarre court hearing that was yesterday in Florida. The man accused of, well, now he's convicted of trying to kill and assassinate President Trump. He was then, of course, a presidential candidate, was found guilty of all charges. He even tried to stab himself in the neck immediately after the verdict was ready. His sentencing is now set for December. He faces up to life in prison, by the way. We're seeing the picture here. But guys, I refuse to say the name of suspects like this just because I don't want to give them any more notoriety unless the name is Jermaine, I'm just not going to say his name. That's just my choice. And so if you're wondering, well, why does Terrence never say it? That is why. Anyway, David, that was my quick soapbox. It's actually, it's actually right there. And most of our audience can read. So I know it is. I know it's right there. But, but my perspective, if you ever wonder, well, why does Terrence never say the name? Well, that is why. That is why. Anyway, go ahead, David. Yeah. Well, a couple of things. First of all, yeah, his, his daughter yelled out to him, you know, he tried to stab himself in the neck with a pen and his daughter said, don't do it. Don't do it. Look, there's a couple of things. Here's A little pro tip for you. Don't defend yourself in court, especially if you're this guy. But beyond all of that, is it just me, or did this trial not get the publicity that it probably deserved? I don't know. Gina, what do you think about that? I mean, you know, remember, this is a guy that's gonna be sentenced to life in prison. He tried to kill the President of the United States. This. I mean, I'm just thinking back in the 70s or 80s, if this was Reagan or Nixon or whoever, definitely Obama. I mean, wouldn't this get, like, huge attention? I just feel like it didn't get as much as, I mean, people were covering it, but I'm not sure if it went to the next. I don't know. It's interesting you say that. Yeah. Because I was flipping around, as I love to do, to all the liberal networks, to see if they were covering it or to see what they were talking about. And I noticed, like, MSNBC was talking about something really weird and offbeat, and I kind of gave a funny look to my friend who was there like, why are they talking about this? And he said, oh, they're trying to avoid talking about the assassination case that was in court today. And, like, that's absolutely true, David. I think it's a great observation. We become very callous. We've become very callous, yes. I think it's sad. But I'll tell you what, Jimmy Kimmel said the word Jesus last night, and I don't think that's ever happened before. And that is the Charlie Kirk effect. So there's that. You know, some. Some good things are happening, too, is my point. Absolutely. We'll, of course, continue to talk about this story, guys. In fact, I'll have a story, including President Trump's reaction to that verdict, that's coming up probably in about 15 minutes or so. But, Dr. Gina, would you give us our Bible verse, please? I'd love to do that. TSALM16.8 says, I have set the Lord always before me because he is at my right hand. I shall not be moved. President Trump addressed the United Nations General assembly, but with some technical issues that arose with, well, the escalator and the teleprompter. Here's what President Trump had to say about it. All I got from the United nations was an escalator that, on the way up, stopped right in the middle. If the first lady wasn't in great shape, she would have fallen. But she's in great shape. We're both in good shape. We both stood and then a teleprompter that didn't work. These are the two things I got from the United Nations. A bad escalator and a bad teleprompter. Thank you very much. And by the way, it's working now. And some ugly green marble behind him. And for the record, Joe Biden wouldn't have made it up that escalator. I'm telling you. For more, let's bring in Rav Chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn. Brian, Joe Biden would have never made it up that escalator. I think that that's important to point out. What would that have looked like? I keep trying to imagine. Would he have walked back down the escalator? Would he have just stopped and waited for someone to carry him off? Would he have tried to make it up and stopped. Stopped a bunch of times? What's your over under on all that? The over under is he would have looked for an elevator to go up. There's no way he would have walked up those stairs. And I don't think it's any coincidence that the escalator and the teleprompter went out and we were talking offline before the show. This could have turned out to be a very dangerous situation. If you've ever been on an escalator and it stopped or even going down or up, you lose your balance. All it takes is one person to fall back and everyone behind them is going down as well. So whatever prank that someone at the UN decided to pull, I think that should be investigated because that could have been a very dangerous situation. Well, there's no doubt about that. All right, I am curious. I want to get to Jimmy Kimmel here and talk about that. But I do want to get your take on what President said there at the United nations yesterday. I mean, he said, your countries are going to hell. I mean, and you know, the fact that the prompter wasn't working, he was only supposed to speak 15 minutes because the prompter wasn't working. He was in ad lib mode and he went 55. So take that. You gotta love it. He did. We knew he was gonna go four to five times over the allowed it time. We knew that was going to happen. Look, it wasn't the speech they wanted to hear, but it was a speech they needed to hear. Everything from climate change to immigration to funding the wars and really putting an end to some of these escalations around the world. So I thought it was a blazing speech. I love humor. Even threw in a little bit of, hey, I put A bid to redo the UN years ago of $500 million guaranteed on time, best materials. They didn't take that bid. They went to another bid that cost billions of dollars with overruns. And the quality was not quite up to scale to what Trump, President Trump would do. But I think it was a speech they needed to hear. And as far as someone sitting back and watching it, I have got to give them a 10 out of 10 on that speech. I thought it was great standing up for this country. Brian, let's shift to what's happening there in Washington, D.C. this time next week. It looks like we're probably going to have a partial government shutdown. President Trump initially said that he was going to meet with Democratic leaders to discuss potential options on ways to move forward. Now we're hearing that he has canceled that meeting. What is the perception there? What's the atmosphere like at the White House in terms of how to move past this? What's going to happen next? Yeah, we're seven days away from a potential government shutdown. And as of last night, last night, Schumer and Thum has, have not spoken about this on the phone, in person, any type of conversation on this. So this is kind of building up to what we've seen before, maybe one of these last minute, last hour negotiations, deal to get the the government temporary fund it until around Thanksgiving. But, you know, it's what you can expect out of Congress right now. I'm very disappointed in the fact that we're not in session right now. We're not working on some of the executive orders and some of the bills that need to be passed in order to secure America financially. There's a lot of bills on the floor that would benefit Americans immediately. So I'm a little disappointed that we're not in session. But I do think, think at the end of the day, Terrence, they will agree on this continuing resolution and we'll just punt the football another 45 days or so and then we'll look at it all again come Thanksgiving. But as of last night, no, no additional discussions are taking place right now. All right. And Brian, just a quick follow up. The fact that President Trump has canceled that meeting, it seems to imply or it seems to send the message that he just doesn't think that Democrats are going to be reasonable in any conversations that might be. I think you're right on that. It's a great assumption. And so he's like, why sit down if we're not really going to get down to getting a deal done? And that's realistic. So it's just kind of a game of chicken right now. And I know a lot of people on both sides are not in favor of what's happening right now. They don't necessarily want to be doing this. But it looks like this game of chicken will continue until at least another six and a half days as we go to that looming deadline. All right, Brian, I stayed up late last night to watch Jimmy Kimmel, which meant I missed my production call for the first time ever in eight years of working here. Did not get fired yet, at least maybe they'll tell me after the show. Anyway, I watched Jimmy Kimmel. I did fall asleep, like in the middle of it, but I got far enough to see him actually say he believes in Jesus. I mean, I literally. This is the Charlie Kirk effect. Talk about it, Brian. Yeah, I think you're right on that. I think he has some time to reflect on what he said. Now. I read Jimmy Kimmel's monologues just about every day that he has that he's on the show and he guest hosts the show. I look at what he talks about and he does. There is a thin line between good hearted political humor, which has been in late night talk shows forever, and the other side of being what I would call slanderous hate speech. And for someone who really walks that thin line there, I think last night, you know, was a heartfelt message. I don't think he really intended to hurt the base and be disrespectful to Charlie Kirk. But I will say this for someone who has said over and over again, and I've got dozens of clips on my phone right now calling Margie Taylor Greene, Klan mom, associating her with the kkk, associating her with being a racist. If you repeat that enough over time, people could tend to now all of a sudden assume that you're this horrible person. So he's done the same thing to President Trump. He does the same thing to maga. So you may see some tears last night, but I'm more interested to see what his monologues look like going forward. Will he continue to politically attack in a slanderous way, people, conservatives and Republicans? So I'm all about good political humor. I really am. I think Jimmy Kimmel is talented. I like his delivery. I think he's funny. I was a fan of him from day one, but I do not like the way he's made this radical turn and politicized his talk show to go after Trump and conservatives and anybody on the right but if he did mention Jesus and I did not see that, I certainly have a lot of love in my heart for him to come around and actually acknowledge that and maybe it will change him from this point forward. Now, real quickly, If I could, 30 seconds. The reason why you are not seeing some of these nexstar stations and Sinclair stations put him back on. They can make more money if they remove his program and do locally original content, rerun their news, put a locally produced show on there. There's more available, 30 to 40 more commercial spots they can sell. So they actually make more money from a local standpoint than if they put Jimmy Kimmel's show back in. I think it's got two sides. It shows support for President Trump and shows respects to Charlie Kirk for keeping him off the show. And they make more money. They have more available time slots or insertions, veils of what they call in the industry to make money on this. So I don't expect those, those Sinclair or nexstar to those stations that are holding out. I don't expect to have Kimmel back on. I really don't. Yeah. Brian, thank you so much. Appreciate your time. Thanks, Brian. Thank you. Coming up, we check out the hottest headlines from the rap newsroom with T dates and later, President Trump calls on Vladimir Putin to make the deal to end the war with Ukraine. What consequences did Trump say it could be coming if there is no dfo? Find out on American Sunrise. There's a lot going on in Hollywood. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? Variety has the solution. Take 20 minutes out of your day and listen to the new daily Variety podcast for breaking entertainment news and expert perspectives. Where do you see the business actually heading? Featuring the iconic journalists of Variety and hosted by co editor in chief Cynthia Littleton. The only constant in Hollywood is change. Open your free iHeartRadio app, search Daily Variety and listen now. The US electric grid is approaching a breaking point. As demand soars from data centers and home energy use, our aging infrastructure can't keep up. And the Department of Energy warns that without action, blackouts could surge 100 fold by 2030. The good news, one solution is already here. Propane. It's American made, stored on site and always ready. Powering homes and businesses with cleaner, reliable energy that doesn't depend on the grid or the weather. Learn more@probane.com we all have that piece. You know the one, the thing that's so you, you've basically become known for it. 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All right, coming up, more about Trump's visit to the United Nations General assembly and we will discuss specifically. Well, later in the show we're discussing his remarks on climate change, but we're going to discuss in the next segment his comments about Palestinian statehood and taking those countries to task. Who want that to happen. First though, T. Bates standing by with the latest headlines from the Rural 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 President Trump is preparing to host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House next week. We're also hearing that Netanyahu will be speaking to the United Nations General assembly in advance of his meeting with the president on Tuesday. Well, that was the appetizer to the upcoming meeting between the president and the prime minister as the commander in chief met with Arab and Muslim leaders on the sidelines of the United Nations General assembly meeting. There's still no word on takeaways from the president's meeting with the delegation from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Indonesia and Pakistan. The commander in chief left the meeting without talking to reporters. The gathering reportedly focused on ending the ongoing war in Gaza, and priorities for achieving that goal reportedly include releasing all hostages still being held by Hamas and taking steps towards addressing the worsening humanitarian crisis in that region. The man who tried to assassinate then presidential candidate Donald Trump while he played golf in Florida tries to stab himself in the neck with a pen after a jury took just two hours to conf convict him. These courtroom sketches illustrate how it all went down. The 59 year old was found guilty of attempting to assassinate a major presidential candidate, possessing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence and assaulting a federal officer, among a long list of other charges. He now faces up to life in prison during his sentencing on December 18. Very appreciative of the justice that was given and the way it was handled by Pam Bondi and and Todd Blanche and everybody that it's been and their team of people. It was really well handled and it's very important. You can't let things like that happen. Nothing to do with me but a president or even a person, you can't allow that to happen. And so justice was served and we'll see what happens. Prosecutors say the guy spent weeks plotting the attempted assassination. He lost the case and his freedom after representing himself during the trial. Attorney General Pam Bondi says the verdict illustrates the Department of Justice's commitment to punishing those who engage in political violence. That's a quick check of your headlines. I'll have more headlines coming your way shortly. But now let's get a quick check of your coast to coast forecast with Weather Nation meteorologist Adrian Hernandez. Adrian, I've got to tell you here in Denver, it is truly starting to feel like falling. It was like in the 40s and 50s yesterday it rained. My bursitis was flaring up. It was so cold. Yeah, Terrence. Well, you guys also saw some snow. Well up in the rockies, anywhere from 3 to 12 inches frosted a bit of those mountain tops. But elsewhere across the country we are still tracking this cold front that continues to move off towards the east bringing really good rain chances and the potential for severe weather as it continues to trend on. Now most of the moisture is going to get funneled closer to the east coast coast as we start to trend towards Thursday and Friday and the latter portions of the work week. But the road to get there is rather long. We'll have this yellow outlook here for the severe outlook for today and then the orange outlook will be the severe outlook for tomorrow. The main threat and the primarily the only threat most likely will be damaging winds. Out in the Atlantic. We have two invests we're watching. One with high chances of development over the next seven days but low ones in the in the short term and the other one with very high chances of forming. Likely to get the next name of the system which will be Umberto Next name on the list. Models are relatively scattered on where this might end up. But if you guys are living in the East Coast, I will advise you guys to make sure to stay updated on any notifications coming out. That's a coast to coast weather outlook. Back to you, Terrence. Thank you, sir. We'll check in with you in about an hour. Up next, though, President Trump warns against recognizing a Palestinian state. So how did the rest of the United Nations General assembly react? We've got the details ahead right now though. A quick look at this day in history. It was on this day in 1789 that the Supreme Court was born. Under Article 3 of the US Constitution. President George Washington himself appointed the very first justices, with John Jay serving as the nation's first chief justice. The Court held its first session in 1790 in New York City's Royal Exchange Building. And just Years later, Marbury vs Madison established the Court's power to strike down unconstitutional laws, making the Supreme Court a cornerstone of America's freedom. More American sunlights coming your way after this. There's a lot going on in Hollywood. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? Variety has the solution. Take 20 minutes out of your day and listen to the new daily Variety podcast for breaking entertainment news and expert perspectives. Where do you see the business actually heading? 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A new NFL season means a fresh start and fresh styles. @nflshop.com you'll find the latest jerseys, hats and sideline gear to rep your team all season long. From rookies making their debut to legends, NFLShop.com has it all Score exclusive styles you won't find anywhere else and show up ready for every kickoff and big play fan like a pro and shop now@nflshop.com I know that building. Give me a second. I feel like Biden. Give me a second. Hold on. Maybe I'll take a bike ride and fall. It's the White House. I can confirm it. Welcome back everybody to American Sunrise. President Trump addressed the UN General assembly yesterday. We talked about at the top of the show. There's a lot of material to get get to. Here's some more of that material. He slammed the notion of recognizing a Palestinian state. Take a look some of this body is seeking to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state. The rewards would be too great for Hamas terrorists for their atrocities. This would be a reward for these horrible atrocities, including October 7, even while they refuse to release the hostages or accept a ceasefire. Instead of giving to Hamas and giving so much because they've taken so much. They have taken so much. This could have been solved so long ago. But instead of giving in to Hamas's ransom demands, those who want peace should be united with one message. Release the hostages now. All right, let's have more discussion with that, with Dr. G and T. Bates. Hey, guys. You know, when he said release the hostages, it was like a smattering of applause, like, you know, I guess we have to clap. I mean, but I really don't want to clap. You know, I mean, you know, this body is just, you know, I mean, he. Trump said, your countries are going to hell is what he specifically said. And he was talking about everything from immigration to a lot of other things. So, t. I mean, this, to me, is just more of the same in terms of the Palestinian statehood. You know, this. This idea that these countries are literally not just anti Israel, but they are just off the. Off the charts on so many other issues. I mean, we're going to get to climate change in the second hour, but it's everything, tbase, not just one issue. No. And I think President Trump's remarks yesterday were a rebuke of the United nations as an institution, specifically as it relates to the United nations policies that impact the United States and global policies that are hurting the United States. I think President Trump directly called out the United Nations. In fact, when it comes to immigration or illegal immigration, specifically, he addressed this issue not just for the United States, but on a global level, saying that the United States, the United nations, excuse me, has implemented policies that are hurting countries all around the world. And he, in fact, said, and this is a pseudo quote, but he basically said that the United nations is funding an illegal invasion of the United States, that the United nations has directly been involved in funding this invasion, and that that' sthat the United nations is causing more problems than it's doing good. Which I think, again, is a direct rebuke. Dr. Gina. 100%. He Absolutely, straight up said that. And, you know, for them to have to sit and get schooled, I mean, I was laughing the whole time thinking, my gosh, he's so darn entertaining. I mean, I can't say that I've ever been able to sit through a UN Addressed by a president. I'm sorry, that's just boring. And I'm a news junkie. So there you go. With no other real hobbies. So. But this was so easy to sit through. And I'm just laughing. I'm wanting to see the expressions of the audience better than Jimmy Kimmel any day of the week. And I was, by the way, I have to say, for audience, that was the first time I ever watched Jimmy Kimmel was last night. And I only watched it because it was so newsworthy. But, yeah, I don't know that that'll ever happen again. But. But if President Trump addresses the UN again, I am definitely going to watch. Yeah. First time you've watched Jimmy Kimmel. And the last time, most likely that you'll watch Jimmy Kimmel. All right, for reaction on all this UN General assembly discussion, let's bring in. There he is, Charles Marino, former Secret Service special Agent, former Homeland Security adviser. Charles, what do you think of the speech? I mean, it comes to mind that song, Burning down the House by Talking Heads. Yeah. I call it being honest. Really? What else is he getting out of the United nations besides getting stuck in an elevator and the teleprompter not working? And I think that pretty much sums up the way the United nations is viewed in this day and age. Not only by the United States, by, but by many of its members. If they were to be as honest as President Trump was yesterday, they've become useless. They've become a paper tiger. They've got no enforcement, no will behind any of their decisions. So the big question is, why is the United States continue to keep footing the majority of the bill for this place? Well, they have cut some money, which is a good start, I think. What about $1 billion or so? We'll see. Continue on. Gina, I'm sorry, go ahead. No, that's okay. Well, one of the things he addressed was the Russian Ukraine war and called on Putin to make a deal or face tariffs. Take a look. In the event that Russia is not ready to make a deal to end the war, then the United States is fully prepared to impose a very strong round of powerful tariffs, which would stop the bloodshed, I believe, very quickly. But for those tariffs to be effective, European nations, all of you are gathered here right now, would have to join us in adopting the exact same measures. I mean, you're much closer to this city. We have an ocean in between. You're right there. And Europe has to step it up. They can't be doing what they're doing. They're buying oil and gas from Russia While they're fighting Russia, it's embarrassing to them, and it was very embarrassing to them when I found out about it. I can tell you that they have to immediately cease all energy purchases from Russia, otherwise we're all wasting a lot of time. Why are those people sitting there filming him with their iPhones? Don't they know this will probably make national news? That was weird. I'm sorry. Very distractible. I thought the same thing. The inability to live in the moment. Yes, something's a little off there, but. No, but, you know, he's literally sitting there talking to basically everyone who disagrees with him. His affect is interesting, too. Well, two areas that are of interest, and that is one, we still have way too many allies that are reliant on Russia for oil and therefore continuing to fund Russia, especially as it relates to the war against Ukraine. The other thing that was interesting that the president brought up was he actually did some, what I call verbal Jedi mind tricking with Putin, and he said, look, I actually think Ukraine may be able to not only win this war, but take away all the gains that Russia has made in the country. Now, that can be read a lot of different ways by Putin, never mind the sanctions and all the other stuff he brought up, but that can be read differently by Putin. That can basically mean that. Wait a minute. Is President Trump throwing all in now once again with supporting Zelensky in Ukraine in all ways, shapes and forms? It's a great point. I mean, as crossed, that opens up a whole nother can. Like. I got 15 more questions to follow up, but I don't think we've got the time for that. That. Well, look, I mean, just briefly, I would say this. If Putin is able to constantly switch up the chairs on us, then why can't we do it to him? Let's start keeping him on his toes. Well. Well, there's so. Yeah, Terrence, there's so much to talk about. Can you come back tomorrow? Yeah. What? Because around this time tomorrow, here's what Putin, I guarantee you, here's what Putin thinks. Thinks. Yeah, good. Well, here's what Putin thinks. He knows that Trump is America first, and he knows that Trump doesn't want to get bogged down in Ukraine, and he knows that. That MAGA will be upset if he throws more money at you into Ukraine. So he's banking on that. And if that changes, if that changes, MAGA might not be happy, but Putin might not be happy either. We got it. We got to talk about that. All right, Charles, great to have you. Great oh, yeah. All right, Charles, thank you. Thank you. Because now you got my blood pressure up. Because I want to talk more about this, but I'm going to shut up. David, go ahead, take it away. We'll talk to you later. I got a pill for that. I got a pill for that. It's right here on my desk. Okay. Coming up, Dr. G's wide ranging interview with Eric Trump. Great stuff. Talking about his new book Under Siege, but so much more. We have that for you next on American Sunrise. Don't go anywhere, everybody. On a Wednesday. There's a lot going on in Hollywood. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? Variety has the solution. Take 20 minutes out of your day and listen to the new daily Variety podcast for breaking entertainment news and expert perspectives. Where do you see the business is actually heading? Featuring the iconic journalists of Variety and hosted by co editor in chief Cynthia Littleton. The only constant in Hollywood is change. Open your free iHeartRadio app. Search Daily Variety and listen now. 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I don't think we've ever done this, so this is a big treat for me especially and especially on the heels of the launch of your brand new book. We're so excited about it. Under Siege, My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation. And oh, what a fight it has been. I feel like I have been in a fight and all I am is just a rally going patriot for the most part. But you know, your family has been so under the microscope. And I remember going way back to 2015 when I was doing some work with your beautiful, amazing wife Laura and hearing some of the inside stories. But the reality of the matter is if your father were not sitting in the Oval Office right now, you could be in prison, your wife could be in prison. Who knows what they would have come up with, right, as reasons to arrest you. Your friends, your family, your siblings, your children could be alone. I mean, this had to be in your mind while you were going through this last campaign. What did that feel like to you? Well, in the book, I actually say that it was either the Oval Office or it was jail. I mean, that's what they wanted. They did everything they could do to destroy the family. And listen, my father had certain constitutional protections as president. I had no protections. Right. I mean, I ran the Trump Organization. They made my life hell. I became the most painted person in American history every single day. Gina, you probably remember it. I was getting subpoena after subpoena. They went to the darkest blue areas of the darkest blue states. I mean, Washington, D.C. downtown, New York City, right? Corrupt judges. They went after him legally. They went after him with ags, they went after him with das. They tried to remove him from the ballots of states. They tried to impeach him twice. They went after his Supreme Court justices, they gag ordered him over and over. They tried to take away free speech, they censured him. They Threw him off of Twitter. They took. Threw him off of Facebook, off of, off of Instagram. They literally banned anything to do with Donald Trump on YouTube. They censored his campaigns. Every single campaign ad that talked about going out to vote, Google was censoring. I mean, I could go on and on. I mean, they destroyed his friends, his family, they raided his home, they tried to break up his marriage, they tried to divide us as a family. They threw his CFO in jail for doing absolutely nothing wrong. And by the way, and that's just what's seen in the headlines. And I wrote Under Siege as a way to kind of talk about the true corruption of government. And I can tell you, the New York Times, and I'm going to make New York Times bestseller list. I want to be number one. They are not going to like this book. They're going to fight like hell against me. But the story had to be told. It had to be told from the person who dealt with the vast majority of those attacks, did so every single day outside the Oval Office. And I really fought like hell for a man that I love and a family I love, and frankly, a country I love. It's a lot to sacrifice. And your father is made of something special. Nobody who's ever been around him would deny that. I remember coming back from some event with him at like 2 o' clock in the morning, and all the kids that were around him were like, we're going to bed now, finally. And he's like, no, no, no, no, we have work to do. And off we went to do more work. That's just who he is. He's made of stuff that's just not. It's almost superhuman. And you know this. But. But things roll off his back, Eric. I don't know that everyone is built of what he's built of. What role did Faith play for you and Laura and your family as you were going through some of the deepest cuts? Yeah, well, I actually talk a lot about it in the book, but I mean, just look at the Day of Butler, right? I mean, it defies belief that American flag could roll up in the perfect form of an angel. It defies belief that he goes off script, looks up at a teleprompter screen and a rifle round from 130 yards away and turned his head perfectly at the exact moment it just happened to nick him as opposed to kill him. That's a shot that can't be missed by a competent person with a rifle. Right. And there's hundreds of those. I mean, I Tell the story of Corey, obviously, the incredible firefighter who's killed at Butler all the time. His wife told me that that morning he woke up and said, donald Trump is gonna call me up on that stage. Donald Trump is gonna call me up on that stage. And. And he knew something. And the wife's looking at him. I mean, his family's beyond incredible and saying, donald Trump's not gonna call you up on the stage. What are you talking about? There's gonna be 50,000 people at the rally. How? Faith is real. Faith is real. God was there. God was watching. Go back to 2016. I mean, we self funded the vast majority of that campaign. He did, right? Yeah. I mean, we didn't know what damn caucus was. We knew nothing about politics. I mean, I remember him calling me up and Megyn Kelly was gonna kill us on his immigration stance. He calls me up, he goes, honey, will you go on Megyn Kelly? I'll never forget. I was driving down the highway to go home. And so I turn around to go back into the city and he goes, will you go on, Megan? I go, pops, you understand? I don't know a damn thing. I'm really good at building hotels. I'm great at the golf course world. I'm really good at commercial buildings and residential. I'm really good at operations. It's what I did every day. I don't know a damn thing about illegal immigration. And here we were. And there was a sincerity to our family when we got to Iowa the first time there was. And we spoke from our hearts and we spoke about a father and we spoke about a nation we loved. And it worked. But again, he funded his campaign against a political dynasty who put $1.5 billion into her race and actually knew something about politics. You better believe that somebody was watching down on all of us. And faith has played a big part of our life and a big part of politics and a big part of keeping him safe. It was Russian roulette throughout the last 10 years, over and over and over again. And somehow he survived and against all odds. And so that's a pretty remarkable thing. You brought up Butler, Pennsylvania, that day. We all know exactly where we were. Like we do on 9 11. We all know exactly where we were in that moment when we heard about it. Where were you? I was at home. I had my kids in my lap. We were watching tv. I was kind of mid email and obviously heard the shots. And a horrible moment, a horrible moment for everybody, a lot of people. A horrible moment for this country. And also One that. And I got killed for saying this. A couple weeks before I was on Fox, and I was talking about how I wouldn't be surprised if they resorted to that again. They tried to take him off the ballots. They tried to imprison him. They tried. Charged him with 91 felonies for doing absolutely nothing wrong. They tried to take his name off skylines all over the world. The Letitia Jameses and all these people, they had run out. They tried to impeach him twice. Right. And they tried everything that they could possibly. They knew they would stop at nothing. Yeah. I mean, what was their last remedy? To try and kill him? And I'm still not happy with the explanation. I talk about that a lot in the book. I'm still not happy with the explanation that anybody's given. I'm still. I mean, we know substantially more about Venezuelan gang members, El Salvia, that are being deported from this country than we know about the actual person who tried to. I mean, why is it that you have one picture of the guy? Has anybody actually seen more than one picture of this guy? Why is it that the guy was cremated, what, five days later? Give me a break, right? Most family pets aren't cremated faster than a guy who tried to kill the 45th president, 47th president. Why is it that there's never been any report after the fact? I mean, I think it's left our entire country wondering what the hell actually happened. Isn't it amazing that they were able to break into the phones of every single January 6th person who walked into the Capitol and snapped a selfie, but yet this maniac, they happened to not be able to get into his multiple cell phones? I call bs, and I think most of your listeners probably call bs and most of the country calls bs And I think my father's had a lot of grace when it's come to this whole thing and putting it behind him, I think I've probably personally had a lot less. And again, I talk about it a lot in the book. Understandably, as a political spouse, I can say that there's nothing harder than watching someone you love be attacked wrongly. And it's literally all you've done for more than the last decade. And one of those ways that he's been attacked is you guys. You do something really magical that I don't think is really out there in the news. You have a very blended family. I literally see his exes at various things. Of course, your beautiful mother that you lost too long ago already. She loved him, loved your family. I saw her at parties with everyone. There's Marla, of course. You know, one of the things that's really interesting is how you all make it all work. And there are a lot of blended families out there, either because of death or divorce. I wanted to give you a chance to talk about how you all make that work, because that's very unusual, but you all do it seamlessly. Yeah, my mother was the greatest. And she always. I mean, she loved my father always. They loved each other until the very end. Actually had the funniest quote she said to Anderson Cooper. One of these guys who just berated her nonstop during the first election. She goes, maybe he wasn't the greatest husband, but, man, will that man make a damn good president. It was like the coolest Ivana Trump line, but, you know, it's amazing. It was never forced on us. I love Baron to death. I think he's an awesome kid. Tiffany is like the nicest girl you'll ever meet. Incredibly close with her, obviously. You know, Donnie, Ivanka, inseparable with. But it was never forced. Right? And that's kind of amazing. I mean, my mom, when she was buried, she was. She was actually buried, you know, in kind of like the family plot that we carved out to be kind of like almost the family. The family cemetery. I mean, imagine going to your current wife and saying, hey, you know, I'd like my ex wife to be buried alongside. All right? It's not one of those conversations they usually have. Most of the time, you know, the current wife would say, no fricking way. Right. But it really defeats the narrative out there on your dad. And yet during her funeral, it was the deranged family members all come together. Now, that was part. Again, I talk about this so much in the book. They wanted to break us apart. They wanted divide and conquer. They would give everything. I mean, the amount of book companies that went out there and literally paid people to make up BS narratives, right? To interject their thoughts. And I mean, I had a. You know, we have a kind of distant niece who wrote this book about, you know, a couple hundred page book about our family and how we're a, you know, terrible family. And yet I think if I met her once in my adult life, like, wow. I mean, you haven't. You barely have even met her. And yet there's a. Like, I literally know, like. And she's taken as some sort of authority. I know my FedEx guy better than I know her. Yet she's watching, like, you know, she's launching 300 page books about absolute nonsense. And it's just amazing, right? It's amazing how the world works. But we are an amazingly close family. My father is a remarkable guy. He's doing a hell of a job. There has never been a fighter like that guy. And he wasn't easy on you growing up. People think you lived a life of privilege. He's a tough cookie. And by the way, my mom was maybe even tougher, right? Coming from a communist Czechoslovakian. Yeah. No games, great manners. But we have an amazing family. He's an amazing guy. It was the greatest honor of my life to stand by him every single day. You know, we fought like hell. We fought like hell because we had no one else. I mean, no one was fighting for us. I mean, I went back and I tried to count the amount of people that endorsed my father in the 2016 race, and I think there was like, two, two or three at, like, the very, very end. And then, you know, Fast forward to 2024, and every senator, every congressman. Yes, it would be our greatest pleasure to endorse you. And I'm sitting there laughing, saying, like, you know, it's just amazing. Well, and speaking of that, you lost friends during. We all did, all of us who stood for him back in 2015, 2016. Know what it was like to be booed when you walked in a room of people that you thought were your friends or supporters before that. But you had a lot of these people come back around, and some of this was pretty ironic. You talk about this in the book. Yeah, Well, I mean, I lost some really good friends. I mean, two of my best friends in the world, I were in their wedding parties, you know, best friends with them every vacation, every weekend, you know, and then all of a sudden, one day, I open up Instagram and one of their wives is one, you know, marching in one of the parades in Washington, D.C. in 2016. And that hurts. You kind of send them the text message, like, I literally introduced you to your wife. Like, I was there the day you guys met. I was in your wedding. I was standing by your side and, like. And I get to see some vile sign, you know, held up by her and your two kids, who I, like, adore. And no politics is crazy. What's also amazing is how many of those people come back around after the fact, which is the amount of text messages I got, you know, in right after November 8th of 2017, and then obviously right after November 5th of 2024. Hey, buddy, how are you? Just checking in. I really love an appointment. I Wanted to stay a little distant because I knew how busy you were, but really, we were behind you the entire time. Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of. A lot of that. I don't want to use the word, but there's some fus that go through your mind. Oh, yeah. You know, that even happens to supporters, right. Who. Who stood by him. And they hear from people from high school like, hey, do you think you can help me? You get me a meeting with Eric Trump? I'm like, I haven't seen Eric Trump in a year. But, yeah, sure. But you know what the most beautiful thing is? I wouldn't trade one of those people who disappears from your life for, I mean, the amount of unbelievable people that have come into our lives. Hey, listen, you've come into our lives, right. Had it not been for the political journey, Laura and I would have never known you. We would have never known your husband. Right. I can count so many of those people. And by the way, who really had, like, personal sacrifice throughout this whole process. Yeah. Talk to those patriots, Eric, because a lot of them have lost friends, too. You know, maybe they went to a barbershop and now they're not even welcome there anymore, that kind of thing. Talk to them for a second. Well, what I'll say is, I mean, we've won. We've won. And I mean that with all of my heart. I mean, listen, we won the popular vote. We won all the swing states. Right? We won every single state, meaning every single state skewed to the right, a skewed Republican. I mean, look at Miami Dade County. 37 years, Miami Dade county has never been one. We won Miami Dade county by 11 points. Every single demographic, whether it be race, religion, gender, age, demographic, every single one of them skewed. And so the point is, the early people got abused. Right? At the same time, they won. They were right. And now this country is in the right hands. You know, we've become a nation of faith again. We've become a nation of the Constitution again. We've become a nation of common sense, no bs. We're not being ripped off by the entire world. I mean, you have a person in the Oval Office who's doing a great damn job and restoring safety to the streets, restoring family. What I hope we've imparted throughout this whole fight is a little bit of a sense of the American family and what can be accomplished if you punch hard and work hard. And so I guess to all those patriots, we've won. And hopefully, I think everybody's probably seeing Right now that their time and effort and sacrifices and lost friendships and other things, hopefully at this point has paid off, because I think they're seeing the country in a much better place than it was under a demented, deranged president who was using an auto pen every day. Well, there's one other narrative that I think you might need to set straight, and that is people think that your brother Don, now I know you love him, but people think that he's the sportsman of the family. And I've heard rumors otherwise. I just wanted you to correct the record. Oh, yeah, yeah. No, Anything that flies through the air or anything that goes down a rifle barrel or pistol barrel or shotgun barrel, now I've got Don. No, you know, joking aside, Don's an amazing sportsman. He's. He's the. I always call him the modern day Teddy Roosevelt. And I don't say that lightly. Wow. You know, Don and I grew up in the woods with compound bows. You know, man, the amount of time we spent there. And, you know, my father, my grandfather on my mom's side got a shooting from a very, very young age. And it's been a massive part of our lives. You know, competitive shooting, all the shooting. You're really good. We really love it. We really, really love it. It's ingrained in our kind of DNA and it's every bit of our heart and soul. And so my father had kind of the real estate and golf. My mother's side had really the outdoors. And so we're a blending of all three, which. What a beautiful balance and how American couldn't get more American than that. I wanted to take one second to ask you about this because the left would love to attack you on you guys trying to study our economy in every way you can. Not just with your father being president and all the risks you've taken therein, but really in building businesses yourself. And one of the things you've done is established this world. Liberty Financials and the left, of course, coming in wanting to attack you for this stablecoin. A lot of people are excited about it, a lot of people invested in it, but they're seeing it's a conflict of interest. I wanted to give you a chance to speak back to them about your motivation. I want to understand your vision behind this. So the Greatest irony, in 2021, I started getting letters every single day. Capital One. Capital One took 300 bank accounts away from us, meaning I get a letter, your accounts are hereby closed. Right? I mean, that's the essence of the letter. We were debanked. We were deplatformed by everyone. Capital One, JPMorgan Chase, bank of America. I mean, you go down the list, First Republic bank, everyone Shopify went after us. The biggest brokerage firms, every one of them deplatformed us. And I'm sitting there saying, I don't have a chance. We need Rails to run the business. And I realized how fragile the banking industry was in this country and around the world. And that's really where we got into crypto. And I really quickly realized, and that's World Liberty Financial. I really quickly realized that there's nothing that the big banks can't do, that crypto using blockchain can't do better, faster, cheaper, more transparently, I always give a couple of analogies. Why is it that you want to go finance a home? Why is it it takes you 120 days when you and your husband have probably been customers of the very bank you're going to use for financing for the last 30 years? Why is it that every single week, as a real estate guy, I'm waiting to send out a wire. I'm desperately trying to get out the wire before 5 o' clock on a Friday afternoon. And by the way, if you don't get it out by 5 o', clock, guess what? The intended recipient, or if you don't receive it by 5 o', clock, they're not going to get the money until the following late one day or Tuesday. Why is that in our day of technology, yet I can grab my cell phone and I can send you bitcoin. The other crypto company we have is American Bitcoin, which I just debuted on the nasdaq. Yes, congratulations. It's absolutely soaring and flying. Why is it in the world that I can send you crypto? I can send you bitcoin, I can send you USD 1, which is our stablecoin, and it can go from my wallet to your wallet 24 hours a day, seven days a week. On a Saturday night, you can be having a glass of wine and receive a payment instantly at virtually no fees. And yet the swift transfer. So the reality, the banking system is broke in this country. The banking System went after 50%, including all your listeners, by the way. I mean, half of your listeners were debanked as well. And so we fell into crypto to solve a problem no different than we fell into truth social media to solve the problem that my father and all of us had been either silenced or thrown off of. Twitter and Facebook and Instagram and the rest of us and then they come out and say it's a conflict of interest. So you cancel us. And then when we pop up a solution, a way to get around the banks that canceled us, you say it's conflict of interest. I mean, you literally can't make it up. But the crypto endeavors are like. You do make it sound pretty humorous. World Liberty is like one of the great companies that's being built right now anywhere. We're really proud of it. American Bitcoin is one of the great companies that's being built. I'm really proud of our listing last week. And it's really become a major facet to our organization. You know, for somebody who says they didn't know what they were doing, when you were told by your father or asked by your father to go to that Megyn Kelly interview all those years ago, you seem to have come a pretty long way. You've got this book, you're extremely articulate in an interview. You actually answer the questions before I get a chance to ask them. That's a real skill. By the way, what about a President Eric Trump someday? You know, it's. Honestly, it's a brutal world. I never rule out anything in life. I don't. You better make sure, you know, with my father, I think 2016 was the right time for him because it was probably the right. It was probably the first instant in our lives where, I mean, he looked at me. I was 33 years old. Hey, honey, I want you to run this company. This is a multi billion dollar, many billion dollar global real estate empire that became very complicated with politics. And I don't think he could have done that four years earlier. But you better make sure that your family is well positioned, has a lot of background. That's a great point. They will attack your kids, they will go after them. They will try and destroy your life. They will try and imprison the people around you. That's how the Democrats played this game. We were lucky with my father. We had the Apprentice, we had notoriety, we were on all the shows. We had our own voice, had some backbone, but man, is it a brutal process. It's a family thing. That's a great. Now at the same time, we better hope that business guys get into Washington D.C. because honestly, when you hear Kamala as she was running for president, she's talking about, she's talking about inflation. She doesn't know what inflation is. She's talking about price gouging. What did she say? She actually said price gauging. Do you remember that? I Do remember that. And you're saying, they're saying that this is a person who's going to run a $33 trillion economy and they can't even get out a basic word. And so we better hope we have more great business people in this country, men and women who actually step into the role at the same time. It's nasty business. It's ugly as hell. And you better make sure that the people in your family are ready for it. What about your president, your father on Mount Rushmore? I know patriots will want me to ask that because they love that idea, Nobel Peace Prize notwithstanding. But Mount Rushmore, it just seems like after everything you all have been through, everything that he's endured, it just seems to follow. He deserves it. Yeah, he deserves it. And he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. So many times over, I've literally been in that office. I was in that office for one conversation where he literally stopped a war. In fact, I was in the office recently for another one where he stopped another one. I mean, the amount of children, and I say children, young kids right now that are running around the world who are alive based on the fact that he stopped conflicts that otherwise would have spiraled out of control. There are moms and dads out there who have their kids based on calls that he's made and conflicts that he's ended kind of before they really got out of control. And they have probably zero appreciation that many of their children and many of the people they knew would not be there had it not been for him. And he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. And to watch so many of these presidents in the past get the Nobel Peace Prize, who did nothing other than fund the Pentagon's war machine and create conflict all over the world and enter these 20 year wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that cost our country trillions of dollars and thousands and thousands of lives. Yet these guys are getting Nobel Peace Prizes. Yet Donald Trump is the one president who's actually never taken us to war. He's never gotten into a war. He's done everything humanly possible to keep us out of the war, and yet they kind of begrudge him that honor, which he deserves more than anybody. He deserves that Nobel Peace Prize. He deserves to be on Mount Rushmore. And I think in time, he'll get both. Well, the book is under My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation. I understand. It's a very candid book. It's a very personal, it's a very heartfelt biographical, almost. Congratulations on it. All the best to you. Thank you. Thank you. Bless you and your family. I think New York Times is probably going to do everything they possibly can to don't, you know, knock me down. So we all need to go buy. What are the tricks? Go buy it the first day. Go buy it right now. It's on Amazon pre order right now. Right. Actually, DJT did the. My father did the audio. He wrote the forward to the book. He did the audio, which was really nice. Laura did one of the forwards to the book, too. And I read the entire book, which was a hell of an experience. It was fun. So I put my heart and soul into it and it's a great read. And help me take out the New York Times because they're gonna do everything they can to keep me from being number one. You better believe that the knives are gonna be out too big to rig. Right? We gotta make it too big to rig, guys. Where have we heard that before? Eric, thank you. God bless you. Good to see you. All right, you too. Back with more American Sunrise right after this. Good morning America. Welcome to American Sunrise. Whether it's culture, we have breaking news to share with you. 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. The American dream is still alive. I'm David Brody. I'm terrence. And I'm Dr. Gina. Breaking news from Real America's Voice. We begin this Wednesday morning with breaking news. We are working to update reports of a deadly shooting at at an ICE facility in Dallas. Reports out of Dallas say that three detainees are shot, more are injured after a sniper went on a shooting spree. Local police say that sniper was set up on a rooftop near that facility. Investigators are confirming that the shooter is dead, saying that he died of a self inflicted gun wound. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem posted this message on X writing, while we don't know motive yet, we know that our ICE law enforcement is facing unprecedented violence against them. It must stop. Please pray for the victims and their families. Again, no word on how many total victims there are at this point, but we will continue to update you on this developing story as we get new information. Again, guys, as we bring in Dr. Gina and David. A shooting at an ICE detainment facility there in Dallas, Texas. We're hearing that three detainees were shot, several more people hurt and said to be in critical condition. And we'll continue to update all of this throughout the day. Sad start to this Wednesday. And meanwhile, Gavin Newsom wants to strip them of resources and take away any of their protective gear and all the rest of it, not let them wear masks. But it's okay if you're a criminal and you want to go into any store. And Robin, you can wear a mask then, but not our eyes. ICE agents. I mean, this is. Yeah, well, we've got to connect the dots here because the apparently, according to early reports that are apparently confirmed out there, we'll, we'll see. But the detainees were the ones that were shot, not the ISO. So that's interesting to me. Let's get, let's unpack that exactly as to motive and what's going on here. Having said that, ICE officer assaults have been up about 500 to 700%. So we've got, we've got a couple competing, I don't want to call it narratives here. But you can be sure that, you know, you've got conservatives on the one hand saying, okay, ICE officers under attack. That's a fact, by the way. But does this play into that? We don't know. That's the truth. Right. And yes. Yeah. And then you have the other side saying, you know, the, you know, that there's a lot of anger against illegal immigrants and what Trump is doing and, you know, and how dare they. So, so I don't know exactly which way this is going to go. Obviously, not only bears monitoring, but we're monitoring it in the next hour. And we'll get you what we have. It doesn't change, David, regardless of what happened here, it doesn't change that it's got to be about the most dangerous job other than president of the United States just to be in that environment daily. And they deserve all the protections that they can get. Well, that's a great story to update this story, guys. We do have to get go ahead. No, you go t get to weather. We've got weather standing by really quickly. We'll talk about this. And like I said, continue to update the story throughout the morning. Let's get over to meteorologist Aaron Hernandez. Adrian Hernandez, excuse me. Adrian, good morning. Good morning, Terrence. And we're still tracking that cold front across the country. But you guys out in Denver did see some snow yesterday up in the mountain, but regardless, it was rather cold. And speaking of cold, this cold front is going to continue to move across the east portions of the country, bringing better rain chances across portions of the Southeast and the Northeast today. And then as we get into the last couple days of the work week into the weekend, more rainfall is expected along the coastline. Of course, this is going to bring forth the potential for severe weather. This is the outlook for Wednesday and Thursday. The yellow highlighted is what's expected for today and then the the of rest highlight is what's expected for tomorrow. Now the main threat and primarily the only threat we should be seeing will be damaging wind. But it's not unlikely to maybe see an isolated hail storm or some hail conditions over the next few days. So looking out in the tropics out in the Atlantic, we have two invests we're watching with pretty high chances of development over the next week or so. But the models are a little bit all over the place in the sense of where it's going to go in the next several days. But we have to continue to monitor. If you are living on the east coast, especially in the state of Florida, I would advise that you continue to stay updated with all of the weather alerts, especially into the next coming days. Heat across Texas has started to subside and is continuing to move off towards the east. That's a look over your coast to coast weather. Back to you, Terrence. Thanks so much, Adrian. Appreciate that reporting. All right, let's get you back over to David. David, that's attack at the ICE facility in Dallas, of course, making big headlines. In fact, I see Just the News reporting on this as well. Yeah. Speaking of just the news, let's bring in John Solomon, the editor in chief of Just the News. John, breaking at this hour, what we're discussing, the ice, the shooting at the ICE facility in Dallas. What can you tell us? What's the latest? Well, we're still in the fog of war, so we don't know a lot. We know that at least three people were shot and that the shooter is dead. The shooter dead from the self inflicted gun moon, according to Kristi Gnome. Who was shot is a question. The police originally told local media that it was three detainees. Now they're a little bit more vague about who's been shot and whether there may be more than three. I think we're still settling in. The incident just happened. The police response is still ongoing and I think we'll know a little bit more shortly. But it's a reminder that we live in a violent era and people too often take for whatever reason violence into their hands to settle whatever scores they think they have. Something motivated this person. When the police approached them after they were in a sniper position, according to local police, this person took their life. We believe it's a man, but that's all we know right now. It's still very early in the process and you're still working through the fog of war that you always get at the beginning of an incident like this. John, you still have people saying that these ICE agents shouldn't be doing what they're doing. Clearly, America is safer. We know the crime statistics go over some of that with us. What exactly our ICE agents are sacrificing every day to keep America safer. They're really removing mass numbers of Americans, but they're starting by removing those who pose the greatest threat to American society. So people who are violent criminals, people who already are convicted of crimes, people who are known to have committed crimes on US Soil. So there isn't just a numbers game going on. It is a strategic game, a strategic process of trying to get out of the country those who have the greatest chance of committing more crimes, more violence, more harm to American society. And I think that gets lost in the daily news coverage that what we're doing is really targeting the people we know are bad hombres, people who are bad players in society, who not only came across and broke the law by illegally entry the country, but continued to pose violent threats or violent crimes while on our soil. And I think that strategy has resulted in a really remarkable reduction in crime in lots of places because you're not just getting people off the street, you're getting people that have a high propensity to commit crimes. I think that strategy gets lost now. Now in addition to that, to the daily removals that are going on. A large number of people who came across the country, into the country illegally under Joe Biden are self deporting. And so you're seeing this mass, mass exodus unprecedented in American history. Some people are leaving voluntarily, some are leaving as a result of law enforcement proceedings. But we're beginning to winnow down that extraordinary crush of illegal immigrants that came into the country under Joe Biden. It's a years long process, but the early results are impressive. Then you combine that with what Donald Trump has done in the capital city, with putting a National Guard and federal police officers on the street. Crime is down in Washington D.C. spirits are up in D.C. and there's a sense that law and order is just being restored to the country. We went from a lawless and disorderly period under Joe Biden to a clear era of law and order. And if you commit a crime, as a consequence, if you commit a crime, you're not getting put back on the street. And those, those major changes are not just statistical, they're also psychological. They're also political. And I think the president and his team has been able to change the dialogue to hey, this isn't some social experiment. This was a really bad idea that put American safety at risk, the cashless bail, the open borders. And I think he's winning that argument. Polling shows he's winning that argument. John, I realize you're not a law enforcement expert, but I'm going to ask you this question anyway just because it seems that we're having so many cases of a sniper perching himself on a roof. In this case, it seems that's once again the case. Charlie Kirk, of course, a sniper on a roof, the first Trump assassination attempt, a sniper on the roof. Is this the modus operandi these days of assassination attempts or people trying to commit crimes, finding a roof and firing on someone? Well, you now have always a concern, which I started to hear a couple weeks ago, that this is of the copycat syndrome. One person doesn't get claimed and then another person comes up with the idea and moves to whatever their political or intention is and they mimic that. One of the challenges that sniper attack straight is that unless you have a significant security presence, unless you have a counter sniper team like the Secret Service has, they're very hard to guard against. They are truly ambush attacks. I think that we need to be keeping an eye on this. A lot of the law enforcement officials I talked to the last couple of weeks are very concerned that post Butler post the assassination of Charlie Kirk, that this would become a more common methodology for attack. And it's just very hard to guard against. And that's what the bad people who carry out these attacks are counting on. Yeah, for sure. Hey John, by the way, before we let you go, what else you're working on for just the news? When people go to the website, what's what's clicking, what's happening? We're we've got a really fun story today with Chairman Barry Loudermilk who is now at House Judiciary but still overseeing the January 6th investigation. Some profound comments he made on our show the last 24 hours that he's zeroing in on the FBI informants that were on the ground that day on January 6th. What did they know going into that attack? Did they report it to their supervisors and did their supervisors withhold that information from other law enforcement were dedicated to protecting the Capitol that day. He is very concerned that there may have been a setup, meaning the informants were actually concerned, reporting potential dangers and it was not getting at the chain of command out to the frontline people. So we're working to try to get some documents that have been transmitted to Congress on that really great interview with Barry Loudermick. Very candid, very clear. He has access to information that had been withheld from Congress for more than four years. So I think this is a moment of reckoning, much like we've seen in the other weaponization probes. I think we're going to learn some pretty jaw dropping stuff about January 6th in the next few weeks, including about Jack Smith. Stay tuned. We're working real hard on this to try to get people the truth they've been denied for a long time. That is great to hear, John. I love to hear about any follow up for justice with the J6ers. Thank you so much for everything you do, John. Thanks for being with us this morning. Great to be on your show, guys. Thank you. Thanks, John. All right, coming up, Dems turn on each other as Kamala sparks a civil war. The backstabbers, the brawlers and the details on the broken broken party next, as American Sunrise continues. There's a lot going on. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? Variety has the solution. Take 20 minutes out of your day and listen to the new daily Variety podcast for breaking entertainment news and expert perspectives. 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This is a live look at Dallas, Texas, where a sniper opened fire on an ICE facility. We're hearing that at least three detainees were shot, but no ICE agents were hit in the fire. This new information just in. Again, three detainees shot in Dallas at an ICE facility. The sniper, we're told, is dead after turning the gun on himself. We are continuing to monitor this developing situation for you and we'll continue to update you. But again, the long and short of it, at least three ICE detainees shot by a sniper there in Dallas. Several more are hurt and said to be in critical condition, but no ICE agents were hit. That is the good news. Of course, we are still sad that anyone was attacked here in these United States. We'll continue to update you on this story as we continue to get new information. In the meantime, we are preparing for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. It is set to ring here in short order and so far, so good in pre market trading, the dow S&P 500 and the NASDAQ are all in the green. They are all positive at the moment. So we'll hope that it continues that way once the bell rings again. We'll take you to the New York Stock Exchange for the opening bell here in just a little bit. But first, let's get you back over to David Brody. David, good morning. Okay, good morning. Tbates time now for our daily dose of dollars and common sense that would mean American center eyes. EARLY EDITION host Jake Novak is here. He is the guy guy behind Jake's take substack. So, Jake, Jerome Powell had a lot to say about the economy yesterday. However, apparently you found it to be, shall we say, tad self serving. I'm curious to hear why. Good morning. Hey, good morning. Yeah. So Jerome Powell got on stage yesterday for a long interview and talked about how, you know, he thinks stocks are a little bit overvalued. And of course, he's that's A self serving statement trying to make it sound like, well, the reason why he isn't cutting rates is he's worried that there's some kind of bubble in the stock market. That really shouldn't be a reason whether he cuts rates or not. The reason for that should be what's going on in the economy, not the stock market. What's going on at our stores, what's our small businesses who aren't listed on the stock exchange, most of them, David, how they're doing, are they able to borrow the money they need to make payroll? It was very self serving. He was trying to make himself into a new Alan Greenspan who by the way, still alive, still with us. Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman during the boom period of the 90s. He made his very famous speech in the late 90s saying there was irrational exuberance around the stock market and he was concerned about that. But he didn't say, oh I'm not cutting rates because of that or I'm not going to or I'm going to do anything with interest rates about that. He just made a comment about the stock market. Powell was doing a self serving little dance there. And again, listen, at the end of the day his problem is that he cut rates last year twice around election time with no justification economically for it, in my opinion. And he'll never live that down, David. And no matter what he says, and it's up to us to remind everyone that he did that. His record is what it is. You know, he is what his record says it is according to Bill Parcells. And that's really the case there. The Phil Parcells reference that was impressive by the way. Any, any predictions on who might be the next Fed chair? I know you'd like to get rid of the Fed, but I mean. And when is Powell's term up? Is it May of next year or something? March, I don't know. Yeah, May. Yeah. What do you think? Who do you think? Well, a lot of people think it's going to be the Stephen Myron who, you know, President Trump just inserted to be the new Fed governor and to replace Lisa Cook or if she decides not to go, I guess they're just going to have another governor for a few more months and we'll just do it that way. A lot of people that feel, believe that's what's the deal is there. Scott Bessant, the current treasury secretary who a lot of people wanted for the job, said he's not interested, he wants, wants to stay at the Treasury. I don't blame him, as you know, like you said, I don't like the Fed. I don't like its existence. I think that there are important jobs that the Fed does, but it doesn't need to be a Federal Reserve Board with the Fed chairman and voting and all that kind of stuff. I think that there are some things the Fed can do that we should keep, but for the most part, I don't think we need this position. All right, well, here's a question for you. It feels like a little bit of a Dr. Phil question for. Did you ever have someone treat you like dirt, Jake? Say you were destroying their world, only to have them beg you to stay when you started walking out the door? It does sound obviously like some sort of domestic abuse situation. But you say this is about Gavin Newsom. What? Talk to us. Yeah, Gavin Newsom and those Democrats in California for years have been bashing the oil and gas industry. Not just giving it a hard time, David. I'm talking about basically saying that they're evil, that they're destroying the world. They put it in the curriculum of their schools, freaking out kids for decades. But now that the oil and gas companies are starting to leave the state Chevron famously left a couple of years ago, they're giving them some sweetheart deals. Gavin Newsom is fast tracking some oil drills licenses for them. I mean, this is just so pathetic, you know, if they feel like they can browbeat a major industry which not only employs a lot of people in their state, but keeps their state running, they still haven't been able to replace fossil fuels with enough wind and solar and all the other stuff to help replace it. They still need all this stuff. Even if everyone has EVs, you still need a coal fire or a natural gas fired plant, electrical plant to power these things. So this is really. It really feels like a, you know, basically a dysfunctional relationship with, like, a boyfriend who beats up a girlfriend, treats her, you know, like dirt, and then when she walks out the door, he gets on his hands and knees, buys her some flowers, buys her a ring. You know, if I could channel, you know, some of those talk shows, honey, get out of that relationship. I think that they should leave those oil companies and before it's too late, because they're just gonna. They're gonna do worse things to you. Yeah, for sure. Breaking news. Gavin Newsom is undisciplined or, excuse me, unprincipled and hypocritical. All right, I guess, finally, Jake, you have a major disclosure. Everyone needs to know if they're following this H1B visa or excuse me, a visa fee story. It's on a major news site or mainstream channel. What's happening? What's going on? Yeah, you know, if for some reason you leave Real America's Voice, which you shouldn't at any time in the day to read the Wall Street Journal or to read watch CNBC or watch NBC or any of those news organizations and read their reports about, or watch their reports about the H1B visa story, you really should take a. Really shouldn't. Because all of these operations, I think are being incredibly unethical. I know this from personal experience. I worked at a lot of these mainstream outlets. They are big time abusers of the H1B visa program. They bring in people especially to work the back office type work for their news websites using the H1B visa. And a lot of these websites, not only were they flourishing, but they were created in the first place by American tech savvy workers. There was no need. In other words, the H1B visa, which they say, oh, we just need this because there's not enough tech savvy Americans who know how to do this work, it's demonstrate. I mean, you couldn't have a more tangible proof that that isn't true. When you take a look at the websites of these news stations and channels and newspapers that were around well before they started to abuse the H1B visa, couple of places that I worked about 10, 11 years ago brought in a massive number of people from foreign countries because they could pay them less, they could work them longer, and they hold their visa over their heads. So don't complain or we'll send you back home. They all. If you see any story about an H1B visa that doesn't include maybe even in italics a little disclaimer saying NBC employs x amount of H1B visa workers at this, at this price. The Wall Street Journal does, ABC News cd. They all need to be disclosing because it's really, I think it's an ethical breach for them not to do so. Of course they won't do it, so I'll do it for you. They should not be reporting on this without telling everyone how much they are abusing the program as well. I'm glad you pointed that out. The Jake Novak disclaimer for the networks and for the publications. Thank you, Jake. I appreciate it. Appreciate it. My pleasure. All right, time to go back to Terrence in Denver. He's got the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange and it is 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 write the course of America. We're less than a minute from the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Momentarily you'll hear the applause and then we'll wait for the bell to ring and the markets to officially open. I can tell you that pre market trading has looked pretty good so far. It's been all of the major indices have been in the green, so hopefully it will stay that way once the market's officially open. There at the bottom of your screen, you also see that we're continuing to watch the situation in Dallas where someone opened fire on a Dallas ICE facility. We're hearing that at least three detainees were shot, but no ICE agent shot. All right, ladies and gentlemen, there you have it. The markets are now officially open. You hear the bell ringing, so let's take a look at the markets themselves and see how things are faring now that the markets are officially open and it looks like everything is good. The S P500, the NASDAQ as well as the Dow Jones all remaining in the green at the moment to opening this day of trading. 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But again, the long and short of it, at least three ICE detainees shot by a sniper there in Dallas. Several more are hurt and said to be in critical condition, but no ICE agents were hit. That is the good news. Of course, we are still sad that anyone was attacked here in these United States. We'll continue to update you on this story as we continue to get new information. In the meantime, we are preparing for the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. It is is set to ring here in short order and so far so good in pre market trading, the dow S&P 500 and the NASDAQ are all in the green. They are all positive at the moment. So we'll hope that it continues that way once the bell rings again. We'll take you to the New York Stock Exchange for the opening bell here in just a little bit. But first, let's get you back over to David Brody. David, good morning. Okay, good morning. Tbates Time now for our daily dose of dollars and common sense. That would mean American Sunrise. EARLY EDITION hosts Jake Novak is here. He is the guy behind Jake's take sub stack. So Jake, Jerome Powell had a lot to say about the economy yesterday. However, apparently you found it to be, shall we say, a tad self serving. I'm curious to hear why. Good morning. Hey, good morning. Yeah. So Jerome Powell got on stage yesterday for a long interview and talked about how, you know, he thinks stocks are a little bit overvalued. And of course he's that's a self serving statement trying to make it sound like, well, the reason why he isn't cutting rates is he's worried that there's some kind of bubble in the stock market. That really shouldn't be a reason whether he cuts rates or not. The reason for that should be what's going on in the economy, not the stock market. What's going on at our stores, what's our small businesses who aren't listed on the stock exchange, most of them, David, how they're doing, are they able to borrow the money they need to make payroll? It was very self serving. He was trying to make himself into a new Alan Greenspan who by the way, still alive, still with us. Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman during the boom period of the 90s. He made his very famous speech in the late 90s saying there was irrational exuberance around the stock market and he was concerned about that. But he didn't say, oh I'm not cutting rates because of that or I'm not going to, or I'm going to do anything with interest rates about that. He just made a comment about the stock market. Powell was doing a self serving little dance there. And again, listen, at the end of the day his problem is that he cut rates last year twice around election time with no justification economically for it, in my opinion. And he'll never live that down, David. And no matter what he says, and it's up to us to remind everyone that he did that. His record is what it is, you know, he is what his record says it is according to Bill Parcells. And that's really the case there. The Phil Parcells reference that was impressive by the way. Any, any, any predictions on who might be the next Fed chair? I know you'd like to get rid of the Fed, but I mean when does Powell's term up? Is it May of next year or something? March, I don't know. Yeah, May. What do you, yeah, what do you think? Who do you think? Well, a lot of people think it's going to be the Steven Myron who, you know, President Trump just inserted to be the new Fed governor and to replace Lisa Cook or if she decides not to go, I guess they're just going to have another governor for a few more months and we'll just do it that way. A lot of people that if people believe that's what's the deal is there Scott Bessant, the current Treasury Secretary who a lot of people wanted for the job, said he's not interested, he wants to stay at the Treasury. I don't blame him, as you know, like you said, I don't like the Fed. I don't like its existence. I think that there are important jobs that the Fed does, but it doesn't need to be a Federal Reserve Board with the Fed chairman and voting and all that kind of stuff. I think that there are some things the Fed can do that we should keep, but for the most part, I don't think we need this position. All right, well, here's a question for you. It feels like a little bit of a Dr. Phil question of her. Did you ever have someone treat you like dirt, Jake? Say you were destroying their world, only to have them beg you to stay when you started walking out the door? It does sound obviously like some sort of domestic abuse situation. But you say this is about Gavin Newsom. What? Talk to us. Yeah, Gavin Newsom and those Democrats in California for years have been bashing the oil and gas industry. Not just giving it a hard time, David. I'm talking about basically saying that they're evil, that they're destroying the world. They put it in the curriculum of their schools, freaking out kids for decades. But now that the oil and gas companies are starting to leave the state Chevron famously left a couple of years ago, they're giving them some sweetheart deals. Gavin Newsom is fast tracking some oil drills licenses for them. I mean, this is just so pathetic, you know, if they feel like they can browbeat a major industry which not only employs a lot of people in their state, but keeps their state running, they still haven't been able to replace fossil fuels with enough wind and solar and all the other stuff to help replace it. They still need all this stuff. Even if everyone has EVs, you still need a coal fired or a natural gas fired plant, electrical plant to power these things. So this is really. It really feels like a, you know, basically a dysfunctional relationship. Like a boyfriend who beats up a girlfriend, treats her, you know, like dirt, and then when she walks out the door, he gets on his hands and knees, buys her some flowers, buys her a ring. You know, if I could channel, you know, some of those talk shows, honey, get out of that relationship. I think that they should leave those oil companies before it's too late, because they're just gonna. They're gonna do worse things to you. Yeah, for sure. Breaking news. Gavin Newsom is undisciplined or, excuse me, unprincipled and hypocritical. All right, I guess, finally, Jake, you have a major disclosure. Everyone needs to know if they're following this H1B visa, or excuse me, a visa fee story. It's on a major news site or mainstream channel. What's happening? What's going on? Yeah, you know, if for some reason you leave real America's Voice, which you shouldn't at any time in the day to read the Wall Street Journal or to read watch CNBC or watch NBC or any of those news organizations and read their reports about, or watch the reports about the H1B visa story, you really should take a really shouldn't. Because all of these operations, I think are being incredibly unethical. I know this from personal experience. I worked at a lot of these mainstream outlet outlets. They are big time abusers of the H1B visa program. They bring in people especially to work the back office type work for their news websites using the H1B visa. And a lot of these websites, not only were they flourishing, but they were created in the first place by American tech savvy workers. There was no need. In other words, the H1B visa, which they say, oh, we just need this because there's not enough tech savvy Americans who know how to do this work. It's demonstrate. I mean, you couldn't have a more tangible proof that that isn't true. When you take a look at the websites of these news stations and channels and newspapers that were around well before they started to abuse the H1B visa, couple of places that I worked about 10, 11 years ago brought in a massive number of people from foreign countries because they could pay them less, they could work them longer, and they hold their visa over their heads. So don't complain or we'll send you back home. They all. If you see any story about an H1B visa that doesn't include maybe even a nightalie. Alex, a little disclaimer saying NBC employs x amount of H1B visa workers at this, at this price. The Wall Street Journal does, ABC News cd. They all need to be disclosing because it's really, I think it's an ethical breach for them not to do so. Of course they won't do it, so I'll do it for you. They should not be reporting on this without telling everyone how much they are abusing the program as well. I'm glad you pointed that out. The Jake Novak disclaimer for the networks and for the publications. Thank you, Jake. Jake, I appreciate it. Appreciate it. My pleasure. All right, time to go back to Terrence in Denver. He's got the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange and it is 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 write the course of America. We're less than a minute from the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Momentarily you'll hear the applause and then we'll wait for the bell to ring and the markets to officially open. I can tell you that pre market trading has looked pretty good so far. It's been all of the major indices have been in the green, so hopefully it will stay that way once the markets officially open. 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Take a deep dive into the stories making the news headlines across the world. The News agents. We're not just here to tell you what's happening, but why. From me, Emily Maitlis and me, John Sopel with Global's award winning podcast the News Agents dropping daily covering everything you need to know about politics and current affairs. And The News Agents USA listening to the News Agents on America's number one podcast network iHeart. Open your finger free iHeart app and search the newsagents to start listening. A new NFL season means a fresh start and fresh styles. At NFLShop.com you'll find the latest jerseys, hats and sideline gear to rep your team all season long. From rookies making their debut to legends, NFLShop.com has it all. Score exclusive styles. You won't find any anywhere else. And show up ready for every kickoff and big play fan like a pro. And shop now@nflshop.com all right. Welcome back to American Sunrise. I'm Dr. Gina. Thanks for joining us this morning. We invite you to hop over into our conversation on YouTube. YouTube, getter and rumble. It's time now to take the political pulse of America. The beat today, global warming and a global warning. President Trump did not mince words at the UN Yesterday. He ripped the climate agenda to shreds, called it a hoax, fraud, a global scam. Listen, it's the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world in my opinion. Climate change, no matter what happens, you're in involved in that. No more global warming, no more global cooling. All of these predictions made by the United nations and many others, often for bad reasons, were wrong. A storm warning for the global elite, to be sure. Joining us now with insight, Mark Marano, executive editor of ClimateDepot.com welcome. You know, he didn't mince words. And I tell you what, I never thought I'd see a date. If you think back, even just in the last few Republican presidencies, they tiptoed around this issue. They didn't really ever call them out. President Trump called, excoriated them, did he not? Yes. And you make a great point. You can go back to when global warming was an issue with George H.W. bush back in the early 90s. He was so into the agenda, he went down to Rio and signed an Earth Summit treaty which got us into the whole mess. And then you had George W. Bush, who accepted all the UN claims. You had John McCain, Mitt Romney. Donald Trump stands alone among presidents. And what he did to face to face in the UN General assembly in New York City yesterday was a historic milestone. This is one of the greatest speeches that will live in infamy to the UN Agenda and to the climate activists. This he literally laid out that the United States is changing and flipping the script, changing the narrative on the UN Calling it a con, a scam, green fraud talked about how the entire agenda has empowered China and removed the entire west industrial base for no benefit to the environment. So it was a historic speech that I think future historians and generations will look upon. This was an epic moment in the Trump presidency. And he blows away Trump's first term, all of his actions. And I can get into that how he's going for permanence this time by going after key things in the climate agenda. Yeah, we'll definitely get to that. Hey, Mark Trump, torch those green policies. They're sold as Planet Savers, but they really are job shippers to China and a whole lot worse. Take a look at this. The primary effect of these brutal green energy policies has not been to help the environment, but to redistribute manufacturing and industrial activity from developed countries that follow the insane rules that are put down to polluting countries that break the rules and are making a fortune. They're making a fortune. So, Mark, I'd like to get your take on that, but kind of an overall question, kind of going back to what you first answered here, which is, it's a great, it was an amazing speech. We are all in agreement on that. But like, these countries, they're not going to take the, Are they really going to take the United States lead on this? They're not going to do that. I mean, they're, they're warped. I mean, they're literally bought into this religion, if you will. So how does it make it. It's historic what he did and amazing. But I just wonder about the tangible result. Like, like it's just words at the UN at this point because these countries are like yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah. They're not going to follow him. Well, good question, because I would have agreed with you two years ago, four years ago, eight years ago. But a few things have changed. A, we've been in this green agenda now in earnest for the last 20 years. Europe is ahead of us. Europe has already had a huge election last summer in 2024 where they, they paused the green New Deal in Europe, they had a farmer's rebellion against the net zero UN policies. The German new Prime Minister ran against climate. You have the rise of this in England with Nigel Farage. You have the chance of the French president being Macron being ousted. And a lot of this is because of this green agenda. So it started in Europe, Carney in Canada, the new prime minister first act as prime minister pretty much was to zero out the carbon tax. I was at the UN Climate summit last year in Baku, Azerbaijan. Donald Trump talks to the head of Argentina. The entire Argentina delegation pulled out. Out. So there's a. He's got a huge influence because he's at the right man at the right time to give it A little shove. And that shove is these countries investing decades to see no result other than what Donald Trump laid out. Their entire industrial bases gutted. Their economic and labor forces gutted. Also, they can do an accounting trick and claim they're reaching net zero because all they end up doing is importing goods and services from China. And one last key point. Trump was right. This is against the environment. To make 1,000 pound Tesla battery, you need to dig up half a million pounds of material in the earth, rare earth, all kinds of minerals. And it's chiefly from China, which is then shipped across the world in diesel and placed in the same thing with wind power. It takes cement, non recyclable plastic, concrete. None of this is green. No one should be calling it green energy or clean energy. It's just dirty in a different way. All energy in some form is dirty to make it. You talk about President Trump really setting the record straight. He really torched the UN over its failed prophecies. Here's some of what he had to say on that. On that issue. In 1982, the executive director of the United Nations Environmental Program predicted that by the year 2000, climate, climate change would cause a global catastrophe. He said that it will be irreversible as any nuclear holocaust would be. This is what they said at the United Nations. What happened? Here we are. Another UN official stated in 1989 that within a decade, entire nations could be wiped off the map by global warming. Not happening. So, Mark, to the President's point, why does the UN still have credibility with some? And why are some people still buying what the UN is selling on this issue when what they've sold is obviously flawed? It's a great question. And there's really. I mean, other than the reason people like what the UN claims scientifically is because it fits their political ideology, which is globalism, getting rid of national sovereignty, and fewer and fewer, more and more decisions made by fewer and fewer people. This is what the Great Reset was about. This is what the World Health Organization wants complete control over health policy. The UN wants complete control over development and energy. And this is. This is why. So when Trump laid out here and I actually went back in my book, Green Fraud, I go back to 1864, Abraham Lincoln was president, when we had an academic warning of climatic excess unless mankind changed his ways. It's deep wired within us to think of future doom. And the UN exploits that in comical ways. I mean, they do tipping points. You know, they've done them in the minutes, they've done them in hours. They've done them in days, they've done them in weeks, they've done them in decades. Prince Charles, King Charles now, has done the same thing. Trump calling them out was epic. And the reason this is so important, just even go back to the question, it changes the narrative. When you have someone pushing back in polite society now at a UN conference, this changes hearts and minds across the country. This was Charlie Kirk's mission on college campuses. Voice it, debate it, say it, flip the narrative and you have an impact and people start being swayed and you impact them. And that's what Donald Trump's doing. It's never been tried by a US president before, so this is historic. All right, well, it didn't stop. Here is Trump's shredding the UN's prophecies of doom. Countries gone by 2000. They're still here. Take a listen. You know, it used to be global cooling. If you look back years ago, in the 1920s and the 1930s, they said, global cooling will kill the world. We have to do something. Then they said, global warming will kill the world. But then it started getting cooler. So now they could just call it climate change, because that way they can't miss. It's climate change, because if it goes higher or lower, whatever the hell happens, this climate change, it's the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world, in my opinion. I know for me, Mark, I know. I know for me, this is very personal. My dad. This is the single issue my dad and I debated the most. He was a big liberal, left his money even to environmental causes. And so, Mark, you've been at this, though, even longer than me. This had to be your Super Bowl. It was. I used. I started on this whole environmental reporting, actually, for Rush Limbaugh's TV show back in 1992. And I actually worked in the U.S. senate Environment Committee. So what Donald Trump did. I was at the Johannesburg, South Africa 2002 Earth Summit, and I was publicly demanding and urging the Bush administration to show up at the summit and give a speech condemning the whole UN climate agenda. Of course, the Bush administration, I was naive enough to think they would consider it. There was no consideration of doing that. And what Donald Trump said there was exactly right. If you can go back. And there was actually a study going back to about 1850. Every 30 years or so, they would shift between, oh, we have to worry about cooling, we have to worry about warming. It reached its crescendo in the 1970s, before fossil fuels caused global warming. Fossil fuels caused global cooling in the 1970s, they warned of tipping points, they warned of extreme weather caused by climate change. They wanted to geoengineer the climate because they thought our pollution was blocking out the sun and creating ice age, a new ice age. You can watch Walter Cronkite, you can watch, watch ABC News, you can see CIA reports, Newsweek, Time, all warning about impending global cooling scare. But we do still, still see some of that. We do still see, we still see those, you know, streams they say global warming gets so bad it'll create global cooling. Or they do all kinds of stuff now though, these computer models, they just sit around and make up fake scenarios and they scare themselves with it. So mark, what's the 32nd pitch for, for people that are out there in our audience today who are coming into contact with a liberal relative or someone with blue hair. And what is that 30 second pitch to explain why indeed climate change? Air quote. Climate change is a big old hoax and you shouldn't buy into it. How do you dumb it down in 30 seconds and really convince people? Because honestly, after about 30 seconds people are tuning out. They're going back to their lives. They're not going into of PDF documents here. Great question, need an elevator pitch? Well, I've always said that climate change is not the control, CO2 is not the control knob of the climate. There are hundreds of factors that influence it. The idea that we can control one variable of the climate, carbon dioxide, and then say, oh, the storms are going to be much better every metric, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, wildfires, drought. There's no change in extreme weather. You see, they're declining or steady in the last hundred years, 50 years according to peer reviewed studies. And no matter what you believe, if we had to rely on the UN and the, and the Green New Deal to save us, we'd all be doomed. Because ever since the UN got involved, carbon dioxide has continued to rise. But guess what? The climate didn't notice. The weather hasn't noticed. There is no extreme weather. Sea levels not accelerating on every metric. So people need to be calm. The Earth has been around for a long time and CO2 levels much higher. We've had ice ages and there's no indication that we're in any kind of climate catastrophe. That's the best I can do in the time here. So I appreciate the opportunity. Beautiful. Thank you, Mark. Mark Morano, thank you so much for being with us. Thanks Mark, Thanks a lot. Up next, fake smiles, real bullies. The Biden bubble just burst from the inside out. Former staffers are now turning on each other as the White House cult is exposed. 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Yeah, no doubt. And we're continuing to see more and more reports, more and more books coming out about the Biden Harris I White House and the interactions and who like to and who didn't like who. It seems that there was. And I think we probably all saw it ourselves and knew it, that there was lots of dysfunction. And now that dysfunction, I think is continuing to come to light more and more. David? Yeah, there's look, there's dysfunction in every White House. Every single White House. I really don't care about this at all, this story. I mean, the way I see it, Joe Biden and Joy Denny's in Delaware. Gina, this is just like the best game of hot potato you've ever seen. Like everybody just wants to pass off responsibility for all of the horrific things that happened to our America during the Biden administration. That's what we're seeing here. Everybody's going to be talking about everybody. And you know what? We all predicted this. We all talked about while it was happening. We were all on this show saying just wait till this is over. The tell alls are going to be amazing. You know, but David makes a Point. Tell alls always happen after every administration. But there's been no administration quite as completely screwed up as the Biden administration. But to your point, Dr. Dean, of that you've made really, for a long time now. There's got to be some accountability. So the tell alls are coming out. We're hearing a lot, we're finding out a lot. Or I'll put it this way, we're getting confirmation on things that I think we all already knew. But at some point in time, it seems like there's got to be accountability. The ball was dropped. There was dysfunction, and somebody's got to pay for it. Even if it's just in the court of public opinion, it seems. No, you make a great point. I think it's not just the court of public opinion. I don't think that's enough, Terrence. I think you're right. I think people need to spend a hard time. I really do. And I can't help but remember how many of our J6ers were already in prison without trials, many of them by this time. In the Biden administration, everyone was penalized. Look, lots of us had penalties. I couldn't fly. That was a small price to pay compared to what others went through. We were audited. We were debanked. You know, Eric Trump, in my interview with him, actually made a great list of all the things that happened just to his family. But a lot of those things happened to Patriot. A lot of people couldn't fund their YouTube channels anymore. They were. I mean, people were deplatforming. It's just the list goes. We were all censored. We were all censored. List goes on. David, I'd love to get your perspective. You said, well, and kind of dropped your head. Yeah, sorry about that. Which leads me to believe that you. That you kind of disagree with me. No, no, here's the thing. I think there should be consequences for these folks. But I've been around this town a long time, and I just don't think there's going to be there better. I really don't. There better be. No, but, but, guys, guys, really, seriously, if any administration is going to do it, it's going to be this administration. There's no doubt about that, obviously. And you might see some. Some folks, you know, get potential charges. I think when all that's. All of. All of it's said and done, there's too much deep state operation in this town to actually get it through to the finish line. I think there's going to be A lot of torpedoes. And remember, we got great people in place starting at the top. But the problem is you got a lot of people that are still there. There are a lot of mole, not moles. They're just a lot of people that are just bad actors. And I know Sergio Gore has done a great job in terms when he was head of personnel, Charlie Kirk was working with Sergio getting mag in place. And they've done an amazing job. But this is a labyrinth, a federal bureaucracy. And it's a labyrinth. It's crazy. And I'm telling you there are going to be ways that they're going to slow walk this thing. And I'm just not, I'm not convinced. I think time's going to run out. But David, I don't think there's ever been a public outrage like there is now, not to this degree. Hopefully that will get, I think, the backing they need to pave the way. I would love it. Don't get me wrong, I would love it, but I'm just, I don't. Optimistic guy, but I don't see it this town. No, I don't see it this town. Stay loud, audience, 1 million percent. All right, interesting discussion as always, you guys. All right. Still to come on American Sunrise, the Pope gets political as he focuses on the Trump White House. What did he have to say? Find out. That's ahead as American Sunrise continues. We'll be right back. There's a lot going on in Hollywood. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? Variety has the solution. 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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, Pope Leo XIV is speaking out. In his first in depth interview since his election in May, the Illinois born pontiff, the first American Pope in history, addressed the state of our nation, the political climate and how he envisions working with President Trump. The Pope did expand on his conversation with Vice President J.D. vance and said it focused on human dignity. To discuss more, let's bring in the rest of the American Sunrise Team. Dr. Gina, want to go to you first on this one. You know President Trump did have a chance to meet Pope Francis when he was still alive. I think it'd be really interesting to see Trump meet with Pope Leo given that he's the first American Pope. Yeah, I've been waiting for him. Emily has he said anything yet about Charlie? Pope Leo yeah, I haven't seen anything directly about Charlie. He has been condemning all of the political violence, violence specifically, but violence that we've been seeing in the United States. Yeah, I wasn't sure. I was just, I'm kind of waiting for that. Yeah. Oh, yeah, me too. I'm surprised he hasn't said anything. I mean, it's, this isn't just an America situation, if you will. I mean, this has been felt all over the world. So that's a little surprising. Debates. Yeah, it is a little surprising that he hasn't spoken out. I am curious to see what his, for lack of a better word, administration, his reign, his rule is going to look like and how involved he's going to be in US Politics. Obviously, he's the Pope of all Catholics, but since he's an American, I think the expectation is that he is truly involved. I'm sorry, I don't want to run over you, but I gotta say goodbye to everybody. War room up. Go. Boldly now. Live the truth, everybody. There's a lot going on in Hollywood. How are you supposed to stay on top of it all? 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