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Steve Guray
is America's Voice live and welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve Guris, the pulse of the people. We need somebody that's going to hear the people's voice, the truth the mainstream won't touch. This guy is by definition a globalist and the stories that matter rav's own Ben Berkwam right up over this Hill cartel.
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J.D. Vance
I see him.
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Anna Paulina Luna
I see him.
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Allen West
I see him
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Steve Guray
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Steve Guray
And welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve Guray. It is Monday, the 13th of April, the year of our Lord 2026. Let's get to the day's top stories. As always, thank you for spending time with us here in the middle of the day. Unreal. America's Voice. We appreciate it. After peace talks in Pakistan failed to produce any results for the war in Iran, President Trump as ordered. The Strait of Hormuz close completely happened today. No ships allowed come in or out, especially those from Iran. Others might get a pass. We'll see how that works out. Also, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant held an economic roundtable Friday, meeting small business owners regarding their huge tax cuts and refunds under the one big beautiful bill. David Zier will join us to discuss that. And then later, Chinese dictator Xi met with the opposition leader in Taiwan and said once again that reunification is inevitable, meaning at some point the Communists will declare war on the island nation. All that and more today. But first, I want to start off with a specific Democrat who has his hands full at the moment. California Congressman Eric Swalwell, Democrat. Other networks not reporting that. Strange but true. He is denying a tidal wave of very disturbing accusations that have been made against him. It might be the most complete and ruthless political hit job I have ever witnessed. His career today is in ruins. At least four women now and counting have come forward claiming that Swalwell is a pathological predator. Sexual predator. They've alleged that he gets his young female staffers drunk, sends them unwanted messages and photos, stalks their residences and then takes advantage. And in one instance, the accusation is of rape of a member of his congressional staff. Rape. That woman spoke with CNN about the experience which she said took place after Swalwell and taking her drinking. Here it is.
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Sexual Assault Survivor
I remember the next day, I can see flashes of that evening of him on top of me, me pushing him off, him grabbing me. It was a lot more aggressive. It was aggressive. Did you say no? Yes, I said no. I said I in my flash that I can recall, I was pushing him off of me, saying no. And what did he do? He didn't stop. He didn't stop. And you woke up the next morning? I woke up the next morning naked, alone in his hotel. Room. And we were able to corroborate that by speaking with friends and family. She confided in reviewing photos and screenshots of contemporaneous text messages. And we also reviewed a message from her medical provider the week after she received the pregnancy and STD tests calling her a, quote, survivor.
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Steve Guray
So far, this is the worst and most disturbing of the allegations. But it's accompanied by a host of other women who detail Swalwell's obsessive and predatory behavior toward them. Numerous news outlets corroborating these women's stories, just like you saw text messages, videos, photos, Snapchat messages that confirmed the timeline they have shared as well. Yet Swalwell and his team continue to deny the accusations. Swalwell says he's going to fight against them. Now. This is the sanctimonious pig who has spent every waking hour pretending to be the white knight fighting against Donald Trump despite the fact the Epstein files have not provided any kind of credible, incriminating evidence against the President. This is the kind of narrative that Swalwell has been pushing since his media team came up with it.
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Political Commentator
Listen, he's not acting like somebody who has nothing to hide and we shouldn't take him at his word. But this to me is just a motivating factor for why we have to be in the majority. The majority matters. It means subpoena, power, accountability, power of the purse. And these guys, they think they're invincible. They think either they're never going to lose an election because they'll try and rig them and make it harder to vote, or two, that when we get into the majority, we won't have the balls to hold them accountable. We have to show them they're going to be in the witness chair.
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Steve Guray
Sanctimonious is the word of the day. In my mind. Swal deserves everything, everything that's coming his way. He thought he was invincible. He thought that these women wouldn't have the guts to come forward. But now they are. And he's the one who's been talking a big game about serving justice for sexual assault survivors. Well, congratulations, E. We have a winner. Johnny, tell him. What? He's won an all expense paid trip to the state penitentiary in New York for about 25 to life. Nice job, Eric. In fact, if you use Swalwell's own set of beliefs and standards, we failed as a democracy. If he doesn't get exactly what he deserves. Here it is.
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Sexual Assault Survivor
Why aren't you talking about Epstein more?
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Political Commentator
I'm bringing an Epstein survivor to the state of the Union, are you? On Tuesday?
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Sexual Assault Survivor
Okay.
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Political Commentator
Yeah. You know, it's really important to me. And you don't have to be a father of a little girl to care about. I am a father of a little girl, and it is really important to me. It's not just, you know, a document or documents. It's kind of a final exam for our democracy because these are the most powerful people in the world who exploited little girls. And if justice doesn't come, I don't care what party you're in, if justice doesn't come for what you did, then we'd failed. Is democracy.
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Steve Guray
Yeah. Well, now we know that he doesn't believe a word he says. It's all been performative virtue signaling the entire time, which of course, we knew. But now he's just counting on his supporters to believe him and him alone. Some of them doing just that. They're calling it a political hit job against Swalwell, who's running to be the next governor of California. Or at least he was. He dropped out. Of course, that happened over the weekend. What happened to believe all women, by the way? Eric, these people don't think for themselves. They just subscribe to whichever twisted ideology best suits their current agenda. Cheyenne Hunt, another victim who's gone public about her accusations. A progressive activist. She is a progressive activist, not a Republican, not a conservative. And she explains why she's going public. Now, to all the people who are questioning her timing, here it is.
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Cheyenne Hunt
I am personally working with a group of women who want to come forward and share their stories. I am also aware of a much larger group that is also in this process that I am not personally working with. We have secured pro bono legal representation for them, and they are in the process of sharing their information with major outlets while ensuring that their legal and physical safety is protected. That process takes time. But the number of credible women who have come forward since I posted my first video is really shocking. And all of them moving forward together has greatly expedited the timeline of this whole process. I do not believe in holding Republicans to a standard that we are not willing to uphold ourselves. No more predators in power from either party. Period.
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Steve Guray
Period. As I said, Swalwell has suspended his campaign for California governor amid the allegations and after many Democrats have called on him to resign from the governor's race, which he did. The House Ethics Committee also reportedly launched an investigation into the congressman. But what most of these Democrats are not doing, at least so far, is demanding that he just resign his seat in Congress. Do it now. That tells you what you need to know that they're not calling for that. They're not willing to give up their power. And they've been Swalwell's big supporters for years. There's no way. There was not a single inkling of knowledge. Swalwell's behavior prior to all of this. In fact, there was a pile of evidence, we've been told. Kevin McCarthy, the former speaker of the House, says everyone knew Swalwell was a problem when it came to young women. Here's what he said.
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Kevin McCarthy
I tried to get rid of Swalwell 6, eight years ago, when I got the briefing, when I became leader with the FBI, Nancy Pelosi was in the room. I turned to her and said, how can you keep him on Intel? Intel is a select committee that only the leaders put on the. That you know all the secrets that the members do not. But I made a most.
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J.D. Vance
Is this about sexual misconduct allegations or
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Kevin McCarthy
it was a combination with the Chinese spy and led to all that. Every member in Congress knows not to. Not to let any young staffer get around Swalwell or Matt Gaetz. It's not a secret. There. There's a reason why you didn't want those two people around. He was the leading candidate for governor. He probably could have won the primary and got there, but. But this all came forward, and these young women deserve justice.
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Steve Guray
McCarthy still holds a grudge, it seems, but he got it out there, didn't he? This is how Hakeem Jeffries, by the way, as a counterbalance to that, used to praise Eric Swalwell just in the last few weeks. Here it is.
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Hakeem Jeffries
Throughout his time in Congress, Eric Swalwell, who's both a friend and a classmate, has been a champion for the rule of law, a champion of accountability, champion of free and fair elections, and a champion of the American way of life. Eric Swalwell is the son of a police officer, comes from a law enforcement family, has a distinguished track record as a prosecutor. Eric Swalwell knows what it means to actually advocate for law and order. And Eric Swalwell knows what lawlessness and disorder looks like. And he's never hesitated in calling out the lawlessness and disorder of the Trump administration, of Donald Trump, of extreme MAGA Republican sycophants, and on that violent mob that we saw that fateful day on January 6th.
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Steve Guray
Now. Well, Mr. Swalwell, the biggest Boy Scout in the room, apparently. Well, Mr. Jeffries, Nancy Pelosi, they've been briefed many times on Swalwell's antics in his history of the Chinese spy and they both chose to ignore the warnings because Swalwell, he is one of them. A sellout who will do whatever it takes to take down Donald Trump. If Jeffries and Pelosi had acted responsibly years ago with respect to Eric Swalwell, we wouldn't be having this conversation right now. Maybe somebody wouldn't have been raped, allegedly. It comes as no surprise that Democrats don't tell the truth about who they are. And that's true about almost all Democrat politicians today, even if they don't have victims coming forward with gross accusations. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna working to dump several members of Congress. She's not wasting any time. Here's what she has to say.
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Anna Paulina Luna
So on Friday, I had my staff initiate the process and file, or set the process to file motions for expulsions for multiple members of Congress, both Democrat and Republican. And I think even though Democrats and Republicans might have ideological differences, I think we should be able to all agree on the basics, that maybe if you're, I don't know, sexually harassing or assaulting or have issues of domestic violence or you're stealing funds from fema, maybe you should not be in Congress. Right. Like, maybe it's time for you to go home and figure those issues out. Not on taxpayer dollars. So, yes, I am going to be bringing forward the motion to expel Eric Swalwell next week. And I think that this is going to trigger other motions. And you know what? Bring it. It's time. This is way overdue. I think that this is just the bare minimum that we can deliver for the American people is not tolerate public corruption in the House of Representatives. This is not rocket science. This is basic 101. Most people go to jail over this. So it's time for these people to go. So, yes, I'll be voting to expel members of Congress and I hope my colleagues don't join me. We need 2/3 of the vote.
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Steve Guray
Yeah. You know where I sit. And I'll be clear about this. Swalwell isn't the disease. He's just a symptom of the disease. The Democrat Party is dead. I mean, Swalwell is known to be having a long term sexual relationship with a Chinese spy. That wasn't enough for the Democrats to turn on him. Took members of his own staff, minor members of his own staff. I mean, those under 21. Anyhow, the Democrat Party is dead. Their numbers in Congress may be dropping really quickly. The only reason they still use the term Democrat is because they're afraid in some parts of America, they can't say communism quite yet. They call for no kings, but they've got no clue what they stand for. They can't win the midterms, but Republicans can lose it, that's clear. Democrats don't tell the truth about who they are anymore. They're not Democrats at all. Jfk, John Fitzgerald Kennedy said this, and I quote today we need a nation of Minutemen, citizens who are not only prepared to take up arms, but citizens who regard the preservation of freedom as a basic purpose of their daily life and who are willing to consciously work and sacrifice for that freedom. Now, does that sound like the modern day Democrat Party to you? No, of course not. I'm glad that some Democrats are at the very least wanting to pull back their support for Swalwell, but they're going to continue exhibiting the same kind of other behaviors that have made Swalwell so famous or infamous. Now they recognize that sexual assault allegations are rotten, but they don't recognize that it's all the rest of it is rotten too. All of it. That's the monologue coming up after the break. After peace talks in Pakistan failed to produce any results for the war in Iran, President Trump ordered the Strait of Hormuz closed to Iranian ships and Iranian ports. No ships from Iran allowed in or out. More on that next on America's Voice live.
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Martha Stewart
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Cheyenne Hunt
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Steve Guray
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Sexual Assault Survivor
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Steve Guray
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Steve Guray
Well, over the weekend, Vice President J.D. vance, as you know, led an American delegation in Pakistan with the hopes of finding a path toward peace with Iran and ending that nation's ambition of getting nuclear weapons. But after 21 hours of intense negotiations, there was no deal to be had. J.D. vance announced there is no deal on the peace with Iran. The red line is nuclear weapons, among other things. Here's the announcement.
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J.D. Vance
Well, good morning everybody, and let me say a couple of notes of appreciation. First of all, to the Prime Minister of Pakistan and to Field Marshal Munir, who were both incredible hosts. And whatever shortcomings of the negotiation, it wasn't because of the Pakistanis who did an amazing job and really tried to help us and the Iranians bridge the gap and get to a deal. We have been at it now for 21 hours, and we've had a number of substantive discussions with the Iranians. That's the good news. The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement. And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the United States of America. So we go back to the United States having not come to an agreement. We've made very clear what our red lines are, what things we're willing to accommodate them on and what things we're not willing to accommodate them on. And we've made that as clear as we possibly could. And they have chosen not to accept our terms.
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Steve Guray
And then President Trump issued a naval blockade of Iranian ports and all Iranian ships in the state of Hormuz. In fact, watching the the monitors today, we saw oil tankers turn around when they met American military strength.
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Political Commentator
Iran.
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Steve Guray
Will they agree to our terms or will this drag on? Join me to discuss his former congressman, executive director of the American Constitutional Rights Union, retired Army, Lt. Col. Allen West. Colonel, nice to see you on a Monday.
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Allen West
It was a pleasure to be with you, Steve. Thank you.
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Steve Guray
Look, Iran did not come looking for a deal. Let's go over what they showed up. First of all, they showed up with 71 people. I didn't know there were that many people left in their government. But apparently they wanted complete sovereignty over the state of Hormuz. They wanted reparations to be paid by the United States for all the damage that's been done to their country. They wanted a permanent no war declaration, meaning we could never come and fight with them again. And, of course, no agreement on nukes. They didn't come to make a deal. They came with a list of demands, Colonel. And even after 21 hours, they wouldn't get off their demands. And so the president now has said that's fine. No oil ships leaving Iranian ports, no Iranian tankers allowed to go through other ships. Sure. And we put two destroyers through there to make sure there were no mines. I think that Donald. And by the way, oil is back down into the mid-90s. It spiked briefly. Now it's back where it was last week. Your thoughts on all of it?
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Allen West
Yeah. I think that the Iranians made the mistake of believing that they were sitting across the table from members of the Obama administration or the Biden administration. Red lines mean something. When Donald Trump said, there's a red line, and they now understand that. And without a doubt, one of the sayings that I learned in my trips over there to the Middle east and also to Afghanistan was that leftists always, I mean, the Islamists always say, you may have watches, but we have the time. They do not have the time. Donald Trump is in control of that. And Donald Trump also, without a doubt, is saying that I have the moral high ground. I also have the physical high ground with our military capability capacity. You do not have that. And that's the message that he is sending not just to the Iranians, but he's sending that message also to China and to Russia and to all the other members of the 21st century axis of evil.
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Steve Guray
Yeah. And again, oil at $97 as we sit here today, right about where it was before the talks came and went and before the president said, we're going to shut down the Strait of Hormuz to all Iranian shipping. So here's the problem for Iran. They can't make any money. You know, previous a few of the Iranian oil tankers were coming and going since the 28th of February. They were allowing those to go through no threat, no problem. They could go to China. They can go wherever. They're not going now. So now what do you do? Iran, you've got, your money has been stopped. Other ships can go. Your thoughts on that?
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Allen West
Well, that's the geopolitical stroke. That's geopolitical strategy. That's what had to happen. It's not about bridges or power plants. It's about isolating and choking off this regime. The number one thing that they have are the revenues that they get from all the natural gas, as well as understanding that we are now putting a little bit of a kibosh on China because they get 80 to 90% of their oil and gas resources as well from the Iranians. And guess what's going to happen in 30 days. President Trump's going to sit down with Xi Jinping. That's going to be a very uncomfortable situation and conversation for Xi Jinping. So now you're seeing not just the economic sanctions that we have on Iran, but we're also going after the relatives of the, these members of the regime. We're starting to deport them out of the United States of America. I'm sure we're going to go after their bank accounts as well. But now we are going to isolate around. And this is old school Navy stuff. This is a blockade. And this is the type of things that they want to do to make sure we have the free flow of oil and gas and also goods and supplies through those choke points.
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Steve Guray
Yeah, I think that this is going to be another win for the United States. And I saw some polling, maybe you saw this from cbs, that the vast majority of Americans support finishing what we started, which is what we, you and I have talked about here since this all began. We have to finish. You don't have to like the fact that we're there. Got it. You don't have to support the fact that we went in there in the first place. Got it. But we're there now and we're this deep into it. It's time to finish what we started. Get a government in there that works for the people, that works for freedom. You know, if it's regime change, you call it whatever you want, I don't care. Finish the job so we don't have to go through this again in six months or a year or two years or whatever it might be. Your thoughts?
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Allen West
Yeah, you're absolutely right. If you think about it, Steve, Since World War II, we've been fighting half measure conflicts, being it Korea, Vietnam, you know, Judge Shield does the storm, Afghanistan, all down the line. And it's about time that we have someone that comes in, like in a baseball game, that eighth or ninth inning as a closer. And this is what we're seeking to do. We're going to close this out. And Donald Trump has been pretty amazing in what has done. He has peeled back the onion on Venezuela, their oil and gas shipments. Now he's going after Iran. That's really going to hurt Russia and China in the long strategic game that we have to play. But it's so important that we don't have foreign policy and national security that is done based upon election cycles. We have to have a continuum of these things and not just the pendulum swinging back and forth.
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Steve Guray
And one last quick question before I let you go. We got about 30 seconds here. This idea that there's this fund of millions of dollars floating around so that when members of Congress get accused of sexual impropriety or whatever it might be, there's money that covers all that. Eric Swalwell's career is not only over, he's probably gonna get tossed out of Congress. He could end up in prison. Which is pretty interesting, the whole Swalwell fiasco. But beyond that, why should the American taxpayer be being given the bill to cover the bad behavior? Members of Congress, you were there. Your thoughts? Final thought, final question.
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Allen West
Yeah, that should not happen. As a matter of fact, I think everyone remembers Anthony Weiner. He was there when I was in Congress and look what happened to him. And I'm glad to see you showed the clip of Anna Paulina Luna. This is a bipartisan issue and everyone should stand up and say we should not have predators, sexual predators, up there in the halls of Congress. So let's eliminate that. Let's eliminate that slush fund as well.
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Steve Guray
Let's get that taken care of. Colonel, always nice seeing you. Thank you. Have a good Monday.
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Allen West
My pleasure. Gotta be with you and have a great week, Steve.
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Steve Guray
God bless you, Colonel, thank you. Coming up after the break, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant recently held a roundtable on how the one big beautiful bill is putting more money into the pockets of ordinary Americans like you and actually me. David Zier joining me next with details right here at America's Voice Live. All right. Well, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant held an economic roundtable Friday, meeting with small business owners on their huge tax refunds under the one big beautiful bill, real America's Voice host of Breaking Point. David Zier was on hand and got a word in with Congressman Mike Lawler, among others. Here's David.
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David Zier
If the government takes more of your money, they're not going to expand their businesses, right?
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Steve Guray
No, that's true. I mean, when taxes go up, people have less money to invest to create jobs, to grow their businesses, and it has a negative impact on the economy and on wages. And so these tax cuts, the largest tax cut in American history really are going to invigorate the economy. People are getting their refund checks as we speak. And in my area, they're seeing anywhere from 5 to $20,000 refund check. So these are vital, especially for small businesses to be able to invest in their businesses, in growth, in hiring, and that's positive good stuff. Joining me now, David Zier. David, welcome to the program. You're getting you're getting a lot of access these days to important people and decision makers. Tell me about this event.
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David Zier
Yeah, good afternoon, Steve. It was the third economic roundtable I attended. I did one in Minnesota, one in Long Island, New York last week and then again on Friday. But business owner, small business owners, large business owners and workers, cops, firefighters, one after the other, getting up and testifying at these economic roundtables to Scott Bessant that they're seeing refunds from like 4 to $20,000. It's just exceptional. And these capital expenditure deductions up front for big corporations, Besant toward Regeneron, right. Big in the biotech industry and innovative eye treatments and other, you know, their employees are benefiting. I had a gas station owner, 300 employees, a chain Ebola gas station. He said his average employee is saving 4 to 6,000 a year back in their pocket.
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Steve Guray
Can you imagine? You know, you look at this, if you're in a tipped position, you're a job that gets overtime. The union didn't get you this extra money. Donald Trump did. The big beautiful bill did. Right? I mean, that's the fact here. And people are getting bigger refunds than they've ever gotten and so the idea that Democrats would roll this back like they talk about, that'd be insane to me. Your thoughts?
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David Zier
Well, I think what's even crazier, I was on the ground in Vegas in the 24 campaign, and the culinary workers, the largest employers of service workers basically in Nevada, backed Kamala. Now, she stole the idea two weeks after Trump came up with it. And they still backed the Democrats for this. And their employees have benefited incredibly in states like Nevada. But this is really incredible stuff, Steve. You know, in New York, they lifted the salt caps, and Mike Lawler was one of five congressmen helped do that. So it used to be a $10,000 deduction for your taxes. Now it's up to 40,000. Trump took that away in 2017. But it was a negotiating chip for the OBBB. But you know, these people on the ground in places like New York, where you can't survive. 23 million people have filed for no tax on overtime benefits. And 5.3 million people have already filed for no tax on tips, the standard deduction for seniors. You're talking $3,000 back in your pocket. The Trump accounts certain zip codes with the Michael Dell money. The 6.5 billion may flood into lower, you know, performing zip codes and median income. So it's not just the $1,000 that Trump puts up, the government puts up, but they may match it with thousands more. I mean, imagine your kid having hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank by the time they're 18. I think we're going to see the real benefits of the OBBB within a couple of months.
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Steve Guray
Well, I guess, David, you know, we can actually sit here and do a little bit of compare and contrast. I realize your mayor, and I say your mayor because you're there in New York, ma'.
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Anna Paulina Luna
Am.
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Steve Guray
Donnie has only been there a short period of time, but he offered free bus rides. Those got cancelled. Now he's offering free daycare, but only to government workers who are getting a government check. It's going to cost $60,000 per kid, even though the average in New York is about $23,000 for an annual daycare. So it's about triple what it should cost. He's bringing in free grocery stores, I understand, that are already $30 million over budget and behind schedule. So it's typical Democrat communist behavior. You can compare and contrast pretty easily, can't you?
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David Zier
Well, the proof's in the pudding. 5000 New York City businesses left New York City last year alone. 892 major corporations. New York City lost 20,000 jobs. Last year. Now he wants to raise the corporate income tax from 7.25 to 11.5%. And he wants to put another 2% tax on top of people's income who make over a million dollars a year, but they already pay an extra 4% for living in the city. But the most egregious thing, he wants to increase the wealth tax, the estate tax, from 15 to 60%, driving away generational wealth that made New York.
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Steve Guray
Well, I also heard. And we'll get those next time, David, because I'm out of time, but I also heard that New York is one of the states considering an exit tax. You want to move to Florida or Tennessee, they're going to charge you a tax on the way out the door. We'll get that next time. David Zier. Good luck in there. Well, we're all rooting for you, David. Just get out your, get out your wallets. There's more to pay. All right, thank you. Let's do it. This year marks a critical moment for our country as the opposition grows more aggressive and, well, unapologetic. Fight now reaches into the everyday decisions we make. Patriot Mobile has been standing on the front lines fighting for freedom for more than 12 years. They don't just deliver top tier wireless service. They are activists, you know, kind of like me, who truly care about our country. Patriot Mobile offers prioritized premium access on all three major US Networks, giving you the same or better coverage than the main carriers. That means fast speeds and dependable nationwide coverage backed by 100% US based customer support. They also offer unlimited data plans, mobile hotspots, international roaming and more. With simple seamless activation, you can switch in minutes, keep your number, keep your phone or upgrade. And here's the difference. When you switch to Patriot Mobile, you'll be a part of a powerful stream of giving that directly funds the Christian conservative movement. Take a stand today. Go to patriotmobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot. Use the promo code RAV for a free month of service. Don't wait. That's patriotmobile.com RAV or call 972 Patriot. All right, coming up after the break, I'll discuss the meeting between the head of Taiwan's opposition party KMT and the dictator Xi Jinping to discuss matters of peace and reconciliation. Meaning she's trying hard to take over Taiwan. More on that coming up. Well, on Friday, the head of Taiwan's opposition party KMT met with China's dictator Xi Jinping to discuss measures to facilitate peace and reconciliation. The Meeting between Sheng Lee Woon and the dictator focused on points such as easing tourist restrictions, the import and export of food between China and Taiwan, and shockingly, the ability for Taiwan to broadcast content in Chinese sectors so long as said content is of healthy orientation, whatever that means. While the prospect of peace is nice, we should remember that China overtly flaunted their capabilities by doing war games near Taiwan once again, leaving us to wonder just how long it's going to be before for Taiwan is under attack. To be honest, it's only a matter of time. Join me to discuss National Security Advisor, CEO of Black Ops Partners, and the author of the Red Tsunami, the silent storm killing your freedom, Casey Fleming. Casey, nice to see you again.
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Casey Fleming
Good to see you, Steve.
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Steve Guray
Let's talk about this. I don't think it's a matter of if. It's just a matter of when China targets Taiwan in some fashion. Maybe it's weak American leadership at some point in the future or just the bravado. They say reunification is inevitable. Your thoughts?
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Casey Fleming
Well, it is inevitable. As long as the Chinese Communist Party's in power, they will. Their plan is to get what they want. And they've always said that Taiwan is part of China, should never been separate from China. But their plan is to take it over militarily in a conventional or hot war. But don't forget, they're already in an unrestricted war, which is all means necessary without military and without any rules. So they've been unrestricted war, not just against the United States, but also Taiwan to weaken them for capitulation. But the plan is, Xi Jinping has been very clear about it, even in 2027. Is. Is the plan to take the thing over? To take Taiwan over?
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Steve Guray
Yeah. Yeah. You know, Case, here's the thing. They don't. They don't pull any punches on this. They say they're going to do it. We know they're going to do it. So here's my question to you. How long could Taiwan honestly hold off an attack, an invasion from the CCP in mainland China? How long?
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Casey Fleming
Well, it's. You can ask Ukraine that, you know, the new war is a drone war. And that is really what the issue is. They can still do the shock and awe piece like the US Is, is accustomed to doing. But don't forget, they're doing all means necessary. Now, from a cyber perspective, health perspective, all these different methods of unrestricted warfare, but it could last. You know, we think that because it's just an island off the coast, it could be as short as 30 days, but they might surprise you in the length of time that they can actually survive against the onslaught from the ccp. Now, Xi Jinping says on his calendar and he's been very clear by 2027 or during 2027, he plans on taking over Taiwan.
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Steve Guray
Yeah. So what about this meeting? Who is this kmt? What is their power? Because the point becomes this. If there are elements in Taiwan that want to join the CCP and go back with mainland China, that creates other problems inside that island nation. And so if you're fighting an army coming at you from the front and you're fighting people internally complicates the situation. Now doesn't
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Casey Fleming
does most 99% of the folks in Taiwan want to remain free. They see their brothers and sisters over in China with the total oppression and totalitarianism and the boot on the throat of every Chinese person. They see them over there. They don't want that. I mean, there may be a couple of folks, you know, an outcast group that wants to become ccp, but that is certainly not the lion's share of the Taiwanese people. They see that and freedom reigns for anybody who has freedom versus the people who've lost it. In fact, on the mainland China, there are many, many Chinese people that want to be part of the free world. They want to get out from underneath the Chinese Communist Party, but they can't because it's extreme oppression, extreme surveillance and extreme power against any type of freedom and just keeping the CCP in power in China.
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Steve Guray
Casey Fleming, good conversation. The book, you can look it up. The Red Tsunami, the silent storm killing your freedom. Casey, thank you.
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Casey Fleming
My pleasure. Thank you.
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Steve Guray
All right, before we go to break, I want to remind you to tune into Real America's Voice for Turning Point USA's. This is the Turning Point. It'll be live at the University of Georgia. Vice President J.D. vance will be making an appearance. That's April 14th. That's tomorrow 6:00 clock Eastern. So be sure to tune in right here on Real America's Voice. Don't get anywhere. This Monday edition of America's Voice Live will continue. All right, I want you to hear about this. There is a new study from the Wellness Company, it's Turning Heads reporting striking results on the off label use of ivermectin and mebendazole. These are anti parasitics, of course, and they're being used in the fight against cancer. This is a big deal. With reports of high success rates is fueling debate on overlooked treatments. The science behind repurposed drugs and why Low cost options. Well, they often struggle to gain traction in the mainstream medicine in the marketplace. You can probably figure out why that is. Joining me to discuss the CEO for the wellness company, Peter Gillooly. Peter, nice to see you today.
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Peter Gillooly
Thanks for having me, Steve.
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Steve Guray
All right, so this is a really attention getting bombshell report. It is, because what we've learned, my understanding, is the way cancer feeds itself and tumors grow very similar to the way that parasites feed themselves. Right. They're not the same, but the way they get energy to expand and to spread similar. That's what I understand. Explain.
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Peter Gillooly
You're absolutely right, Steve. The mechanism, metabolically, that tumors and parasites are able to feed off of nutrients in the body is very similar. And also the mechanism which the body identifies tumors and parasites and is able to attack them or not in the case of cancer, is also very similar. And there have been some sporadic studies that have occurred around ivermectin and Benazole for fighting cancer over the past two decades. None of them, even though some had some quite interesting evidence, had really gone beyond that. And at the Wellis company, we've had hundreds and now thousands of patients come to us with a cancer diagnosis that were interested in using these compounds as an adjunctive treatment. And we 100% support that. And we wanted to follow these people, actually see, are they getting better outcomes? And that was really the core thesis of our study in which we had 200 of these people with all sorts of different cancer types. Take ivermectin and Bendazole. And we tracked the results and they were stunning.
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Steve Guray
Yeah. What Is the number? 84% of participants in the study reported positive results in the use of ivermectin and Bendazole. Look, and this is across a whole variety of cancers. It's not one or two. It's a whole different grouping of cancers, isn't it?
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Peter Gillooly
That's absolutely right, Steve. We had prostate, breast, colon, lymphoma. I mean, we really covered the gamut with these types of cancers. And to your point, 84.4% saw a clinical benefit. Almost one in two participants had either no evidence of disease, which is remarkable, or a regression in cancer. And we're talking for an off label, off patent drug that's less than 1% the cost of chemotherapy. These results are nothing short of remarkable. And it's no surprise, Steve, when we first submitted our observational study for peer review, that the mainstream journals that are funded by big Pharma declined to even accept our submission.
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Steve Guray
Good. So it's 1% of chemotherapy I mean, I kind of alluded to this off the top, Peter, but here's the deal. There's no money in it for big Pharma. There's no money in it for the big health insurance companies. There's no money to be made here. Just people getting healthy. And as we know, healthy people, well, they're not worth much either. They're not the commodity that a sick person is. So they're out the money. So they ignore it. Am I just being jaded or is that the foundation of truth?
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Peter Gillooly
I think that pretty much tells you the story of modern medicine in America, Steve. The chemotherapy industry is known as what is called book and bill, where the doctors were able to actually book these charges to Medicare, actually get reimbursed for prescribing these drugs. So you're absolutely correct with saying that there's no surprise that there's no motivation by pharmaceutical companies to take up a treatment like this. But look, we're going to continue to carry that flag here at the Wellness Company. We're advocating for the FDA to push for rigorous randomized control trials on these medications because we really believe that with our initial results, which are the largest study of people using these medications in history, demand that it gets this kind of attention.
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Steve Guray
All right, so people are watching this right now. They're interested in trying Ivermectin, amabendazole. What do you recommend?
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Peter Gillooly
You can go get that at the Wellness Company. You can use Code voice or code RAV to get 10% off. You can also check out the study directly at TWC Health Cancer. That's TWC Health Cancer to see the full results for yourself. And we've boiled nailed it down into a non scientific layperson's read so that everyone can understand what it exactly means. And look, we recommend this for anyone that wants to try it as an adjunctive therapy in their battle with cancer or even prophylactically. Steve, like we've talked about previously with performing parasite cleanses. I think this can be a real game changer for the long term.
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Cheyenne Hunt
Health.
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Steve Guray
Yeah, prophylactic use, I think. Look, it's an inexpensive drug that's been around since the 1980s. It's effective in a variety of places and it's proven itself. Plus your ivermectin is American made. Should say that too. Peter, thank you for being here.
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Peter Gillooly
Thanks, Steve.
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Steve Guray
All right, TWC Health, slash voice. Use the promo code RAV, you'll save 10% TWC Health cancer and you can see the entire study for yourself. The bottom line here is Go to TWC Health and get started looking after yours. All right. We'll take a break and then we'll have a story that reminds us of how wonderful America is. Plus, your answers to the America's Voice question of the day. What do you think about the timing of the recent sexual assault allegations against Eric Swalwell? Your answers when we come back.
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If we could have your 10 for just a second today we do have a very special. We have a young hero named Cruz who is two years old. He has been battling a very rare form of cancer. He is now officially cancer free. Ok. We are so honored to be able to fly you pool. We're so very proud of you.
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Steve Guray
You're very strong and brave and isn't that cool? A bunch of strangers celebrating the child beating cancer that makes America wonderful. All right, here's your question of the day. What do you think about the timing of the recent sexual assault allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell? Ms. Darling says I think the FBI reopening the investigation of the Chinese spy case against him is too hot to touch. I mean, after that, how was he even eligible to be elected, let alone serve on any committee or not be in jail. That's why I say who dropped the dime on Eric? Somebody he made angry I am. The Wolfman writes it's about time. He should have been jailed years ago along with Fang Fang. That's Christine Fang, of course, his lover and spy for the Chinese skid writes true but suspect. It's all about cheating in the sea. In the California governor's race, maybe. But I don't know who can step up for the Democrats now. MAGA Pirate Overdue Democrats turned blind eye to victims again. John Hogan writes, given his narcissism, I believe it to be true, although this type of allegation has not come out during running for office. Well, it did this time. He has been clubbed like a baby seal. Can you say that on tv? I don't know. I just did. Be sure to join me tomorrow morning as we launch the broadcast day on Real America's Voice. You never want to miss it. I'll see you at 6aM and don't forget the Forgotten America podcast too.