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Just the News No Noise with John Solomon and Amanda Head, September 19th, 2025
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Amanda Head
Welcome everybody to the Friday edition of Just the News. No Noise. I'm your host, Amanda Head, reporting to you from the Nation's capital, Washington D.C. and my co host and just the news editor in chief, John Solomon is out on assignment tonight. Well, if you wanted to finish out the week on a good note, I am sorry, it is not in the cards today because as I told you last night, the Democrats and the media are still attempting to frame themselves as the victims. In the current news cycle. Only a little over a week after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the shamelessness knows no bounds. For example, Stephen Colbert went on air last night and claimed we are all Jimmy Kimmel and it would have been at least an attempt at a unifying moment if he had said that about Charlie after his assassination. But no, that kind of, that, that kind of, that kind of statement is reserved for left wing pundits disguising themselves as comedians who get taken off the Air force saying outrageous and untrue things. That is the state of the left in America today. So to that end, the House held a vote here on Capitol Hill today to officially condemn Charl Kirk's assassination, to honor his legacy and to denounce political violence. Pretty easy, Pretty no brainer. Hey, 58 Democrats voted against it. Not only that, but this is what AOC had to say about the vote. By choosing to author this condemnation and honoring on a purely partisan basis instead of uniting Congress in this tragedy, instead the majority proceeded with a resolution that brings great pain to the millions of Americans who endured segregation, Jim Crow and the legacy of bigotry today. See, when I mean about making themselves the victims in all of this, it makes sense because victim mentality and identity politics are the only things that the Democrats actually know how to run on. And AOC demonstrated. The only other thing Democrats are able to run on to is that same speech. Watch. We should be clear about who Charlie Kirk was. A man who believed that the Civil Rights act that granted black Americans the right to vote was a mistake. Who, after the violent attack on Paul Pelosi, claimed that, quote, some amazing patriot unquote, should bail out his brutal assailant and accused Jews of controlling, quote, not just the colleges, it's the nonprofits, it's the movies, it's Hollywood, it's all of it, unquote. His rhetoric and beliefs were ignorant, uneducated, and sought to disenfranchise millions of Americans. So during a vote to officially honor Charlie Kirk and condemn his assassination, as well as to denounce political violence, AOC decided to call Charlie Kirk a racist and anti Semite and a defender of political violence. None of which Trump Charlie actually was. But what about all the evidence pointing to the alleged killer, Tyler Robinson being radicalized by left wing propaganda online or that he was reportedly dating a transgender person. Well, the left still refuses to say what the motive for Charlie's assassination could have been. Let me show you what the media has been saying this week. This from msnbc, haven't seen yet though and which hasn't been released is a.
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Keith Hanoff
Real clear cut ideology behind this.
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Keith Hanoff
Towards perhaps something related to gay community or trans community.
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
But I mean there's nothing necessarily here.
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Keith Hanoff
These young men, a lot of young.
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Dr. Ben Carson
Men similar to this have this nihilistic.
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Keith Hanoff
View and they're acting out, but it's not traditional ideologies, it's some kind of blend sometimes.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And nothing you can put a finger.
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Amanda Head
On, nothing you can put a finger on as to why the alleged assassin killed Charlie Kirk. It was just some kind of nebulous nihilism. Do you, our audience, believe that? Of course not. Of course not. And unfortunately we have more examples of stuff like this from this week on CNN when Kaitlan Collins interviewed Senator Ted Cruz. We don't have a motive yet. We don't know yet. We're waiting. Obviously we've heard what the governors had to say with the economy. We don't have a motive yet.
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Amanda Head
What's happening with.
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Really that's CNN's position. He just happened to fire the gun in celebration. You can't tell the motive, Senator, that's.
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Amanda Head
Not what I said. And I said law enforcement hasn't laid out a direct motive. Senator, with all due respect, you know exactly what I'm saying. I'm not arguing with you politically. I'm saying that law enforcement has not put a specific motive. You know that there's a difference of what they're putting in a legal argument.
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Amanda Head
And you're not even. We're not even arguing about the fact here. Absolutely insufferable. Now we just don't know the motive yet. I guess the evidence authorities have found so far just is not clear enough. What is clear to me is that Charlie Kirk was murdered for his political beliefs. Authorities have stated as such. And that's really all we need to know. And in the vote today, over 50 Democrats refused to condemn it. Some even hurled insults at Charlie like aoc. All we are asking for is some honesty from the left and the media. That's the only way that we are actually going to get to healing the divide in this country. And if Democrats want to turn the temperature down in America, they are certainly doing a terrible job of it. All right, everybody, let's get to our first guest of the night. He represents the great state of Florida, Florida Congressman Randy Fine. Congressman, thanks so much for joining us.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Happy to be here. Thanks for having me.
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Amanda Head
I wish that we had something sunnier to talk about, but I got to say, 58 Democrats who refused to condemn political violence, the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I mean, even just those things, even if you don't want to honor Charlie Kirk, those other two things, those are pretty black and white.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, I think today we got to see the Civil War Caucus in the Democratic Party who said, well, violence is bad, but, you know, you got to realize he was a pretty bad guy. What they don't understand is when you say, it doesn't matter what he said. You shouldn't kill him. When the language is anything other than that, we end up where we are right now. I mean, the fact of the matter is I despise some of the people on the other side of the aisle, but I don't want any of them to be shot. And if any of them were, I wouldn't make excuses for the shooter, which is what AOC did today.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, it's repugnant, frankly. And, sir, you actually were attacked by CNN for asking people on Twitter to tell you anyone in the state of Florida who works for government who celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk. Because I think these people should be called out. And CNN attacked you for this. But I'm old enough to remember times when CNN has called out people or has not called out people on the left for saying disgusting things like this. Why is it such a double standard?
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, you have to understand we're in a civilizational war between those who believe in good and evil and those who don't. Remember, these people wanted to arrest mothers speaking at school board meeting, happy about what was going on in their schools. They called them domestic terrorists. The left believes that they are so morally right, that they are so morally superior that the ends justify their means. And what they need to understand is when they attacked Charlie Kirk, they didn't just attack Charlie and his family. They didn't just attack conservatism, they didn't just attack Republicans. They attacked the country. Because if we can't settle our political disputes with words, then we're going to have to settle them with guns. We've done that twice in our history. The American Revolution was a civil war between British subjects. The American Civil War was obviously A civil war. I don't want another one of these. But when you get the civil war. Yes, but caucus, that's the direction that they point us in.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, it's unfortunate to see, but I know that you have been crystal clear when it comes to Democrats and you talked about the hypocrisy about how that is in the DNA of Democrats. They have weaponized, as you were just talking about the DOJ against free speech activists and tried to equate them with holding. Tried to equate that with holding employees responsible for their abhorrent statement. Sir, I'm pretty crystal clear on what the First Amendment dictates. And it doesn't cover slander, libel or, or inciting violence or violence.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
No, it doesn't at all. And that's what we have going on here. The people that I'm targeting, I'm not targeting because they're speech. You have no right to a government job. You have no right to a government contract. You have no right to a government license. These are privileges. And when you use those privileges to advance attacks against the United States, which is what silencing political opponents are through violence, you have no place in civil society. And I'm proud we've already rooted out a bunch of them and we're going to keep on going.
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Amanda Head
Good, good, good. And it seems like Florida, I mean Florida is handling this with, with surgical precision when it comes to plucking people, especially out of schools. You guys. And also Texas Governor Greg Abbott in Texas is not having it when it comes to educators spouting this garbage. How dangerous is it that there are educators in states all across this country who are saying this type of stuff, but you've got states out there who aren't doing anything about it. Thank goodness in Florida you are. There are plenty of states that aren't.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, it's extremely dangerous. Look, we don't, we know the motive of the shooter, contrary to what CNN might say, but we don't know how he got there. This is not someone who appears come from a broken home and a terrible home life. Someone who appears to have come from a good family. A good family enough that his own parents turned him in. So clearly it was outside influences that poisoned this young man's mind. And no one has more ability to do that than teachers and professors. So when we see teachers lionizing violence, again, that superior sanctimony of we are so morally right, we are so justified that violence in advance of our cause is necessary, we have to root that out. But we don't Put up with that stuff in Florida. Frankly, if America was run like Florida, most of our problems would be gone.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, absolutely, sir. I want to move on to some other topics because there are some good things happening in this country. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that there a major, major trade win with Taiwan. They committed to $10 billion in US agriculture buys over the next four years. Soybeans, corn, wheat, beef. Florida is a huge agriculture state. We get so much of our nation's produce from there. Tell us about how beneficial this is going to be. It's going to boost that, that sector.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, the President's trade policies have been an unambiguous success. He has said, no longer are we going to be chumps. See, apparently the left thinks tariffs are a great idea when other countries do them, but when we do them, they're the worst idea in the world. The President said, we're done with this. We are going to open up our other other countries markets to our goods. And we saw that happen with Taiwan today. $10 billion of products, by the way, at a pretty small place. But we're seeing this over and over and over across the board with this increase in this growth. And we're just going to keep on working and making it happen. And President Trump's leading the way.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. All right, so I want to use that to springboard to midterms, because before we know it, they're going to be here. President Trump's successes, Congress's successes with the one big beautiful bill, hopefully another success with the cr. How are you feeling about midterms?
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, I feel great because I don't think I did 81 visits in my district over the August recess. It was a crazy visit, meeting thousands of people. And what I heard is they were very happy with how things are going. They want law and order in our cities. They want fair trade deals. They don't want illegal immigrants to get Medicaid. They want the American government to be fighting for America. And I think when you look, President Trump is winning every day and we Republicans are in Congress are helping him do that. So I am very optimistic. If we sell the working families tax cut and make clear the Democrats opposed no tax on tips. They wanted tip workers to pay taxes. They want overtime workers to pay taxes on that. They want people to pay taxes on Social Security. That's what they want. They are the. They are the party of taxing the little guy. And we were the party of reducing taxes on the little guy and making them safe to walk the streets of their neighborhoods. We're focused on Americans. They're focused on illegal immigrants and criminals. And I think when we tell that story, we're going to have a great year next year.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely, sir. There's a cultural item that I want to get to the Muslim mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hamoud. He told a resident, there's a clip of this out there. He tells a resident that he isn't welcome in his city because he opposed naming a street after a Hezbollah supporter. So I know that you had a lot to say about this, and it is. It's splitting parts of this country, unfortunately, like Dearborn, Michigan. Give us your take on it, sir.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Well, look, we've got a Muslim problem in America, and we have to accept that. You can find example after example after example where Muslim political leaders and their religious leaders speak and do not share American values. We have focused very hard on illegal immigration, and we have largely solved that problem of more coming in. We're now going to have to take a look at legal immigration because we cannot allow people who do not share our values, who do not want to assimilate into our society and do not want to add value, simply want to conquer it, to take over. And that's what we've seen in Dearborn. Think about this. A Muslim said to a Christian, you are not welcome here because you do not want a street named after a terrorist. We're going to have to go after a lot of these people and make America safe for Americans. And I'm determined to do that.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. Well, sir, you have been doing that for your constituents down in Florida and doing it for this country. And we appreciate you so much being here tonight.
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Guest or Interviewer (e.g., Randy Fine, Keith Hanoff)
Thanks for having me.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. All right, everybody, next, Dr. Ben Carson is going to join me to talk about how we heal the nation after Charlie Kirk's assassination. That's next.
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Amanda Head
Right?
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Amanda Head
Hey there. I'm Mary Kathryn Hamm and I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time, long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little insane. That's why we started normalely a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity, and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Welcome back, everybody. We are still dealing with the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, and it's woken something up in a lot of Americans. The nation is still asking, how did this happen? And we are looking for ways to stop it from ever happening again. Now, this tragic event should have brought Americans closer together, and for many, it has. But there are those who have dug in even further, some actually celebrating Charlie's assassination for the whole world to see on social media. Media. So how, how are we supposed to unite with that? Joining me now to talk about all of that and more is former United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and world renowned neurosurgeon, Dr. Ben Carson. Dr. Carson, thanks so much for being with me tonight.
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Dr. Ben Carson
Absolutely. Always a pleasure to be with you.
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Amanda Head
Thank you, sir. And it's, it's delightful to have you here, especially to talk about the importance of what Charlie Kirk, this indelible mark that he left on our nation. And so many people are making this about politics. But for we as believers, Charlie Kirk brought, I mean, possibly tens of thousands of young people to the feet of Christ. He is as much a faith leader as he is a political leader, isn't he?
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Dr. Ben Carson
Well, that's absolutely correct. You know, we've had four revivals in our history as a nation, usually around pestilence or war. Well, we've got a war going on right now, a culture war. And there's an attempt to throw away our relationship with God and with Christ. And Charlie has done a lot to bring that back. I think that's one of the reasons that the other side is so unhappy. You know, Marxism has no room for God, has no room for any authority that is greater than the government. And Charlie was antithetical to the things that they espoused. And so it's really no surprise that they would try to get rid of him and get rid of anyone who interferes with Their agenda?
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Amanda Head
I think that's right. And Dr. Carson, they think by getting rid of him that that's it, that the movement's over, that the progress that Charlie made, the hearts and minds that he was winning over, that that's done. But I mean, there are all these other young people at Turning Point, people like you, who have been faith leaders in this country as well. Did it make it stronger?
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Dr. Ben Carson
There's no question. I mean, the number of schools and universities that are requesting affiliation with Turning Point is astronomical now compared to what it was. So in a way it catalyzed the movement. And I think it's really refreshing to see people coming back to loving your neighbor, to helping people, to being a community player, as opposed to someone who's hateful, vengeful and mean.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. Dr. Carson, I know you've seen all of the garbage out there. It's frankly hard to avoid. I have tried to avoid it because I don't, don't need my blood boiling anymore than it was beginning last Wednesday. But, you know, we're seeing those celebrating Charlie's assassination, making fun of him, besmirching his name and what he was trying to do. What do we as a society do to cure that?
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Dr. Ben Carson
Well, I think you have to lead by example. You know, if we take the eye for the eye attitude, everybody will be blind and somebody has to be the adult in the room. A lot of the, particularly the young people who associate themselves with radical Islam and other things and go around burning people's establishments and hurting people, they really don't know any better. They've been enculturated. There's been a real effort to indoctrinate them to believe that the United States is evil, that the American flag represents evil, that we had slavery and therefore we can never do anything that is right. And you know, those are things that must be pushed back against. We have to give people good arguments. And that was one of the things that I really admired about Charlie. You know, rather than just saying, you're wrong and I'm right, he would ask thought provoking questions. And in many instances the people would recognize that maybe they didn't have such a good argument for the position that they're taking and become a little more open. You know, we need to learn how to talk to each other. It's just like a relationship between a man and a woman who are going to get married. You know, they get engaged, they just love to be around each other. They're talking all the time. If they're away from each other, they're on the telephone by the time they've been married for a little while and they stop talking to each other, their spouse is the double incarnate. You know, the same thing happens on a societal level and we must learn to recognize that it's okay to disagree with people. We've all had different lives and different experiences and if two people are agree about everything, one of them isn't necessary. And I believe everybody is necessary. And your opinion is important, whatever it is, but talk about it.
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Amanda Head
Sir, the thing I think that concerns me the most about the fact that we are not really able to have that civil discourse, frankly, like Charlie Kirk was learning and encouraging and teaching to other people how to actually do that. But I see people getting so offended. And one of the things that, that scares me the most about that. Dr. Carson, I know you this in Revelation, it talks about end times and it talks about people taking offense to things and how that has just, you know, that explodes in the end times. And I look at what's happening right now and the fact that you can't point out something as obvious as biological male and female gender, two genders, two different sets of chromosomes. You can't even say something like that without someone getting offended. Your take.
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Dr. Ben Carson
Well, you know, when I encounter such individuals, I say, do you believe in science and do you believe in biology? Do you think all the people for centuries now who have said, if you have two X chromosomes, you're a female, if you have an X and a Y, you're a male. Are they wrong? And if they are wrong, could you please explain to me why. And generally speaking, they can't explain it. And you know, sometimes they get mad, they call you names. Now I've talked to well known physicists about the order of our universe and how did that happen? And you know, they say, well, if you give it enough time over billions and billions of years, eventually you'll have the correct explosion and everything will be perfectly situated.
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Amanda Head
Oh my.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And I said, so basically you're saying if I blow a hurricane through a junkyard, billions and billions of time over billions and billions of years, at the end of one of them will be a perfectly formed 747 ready to fly away. Right. And it helps them to realize how ridiculous their argument is.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. The absurdity. Oh my gosh. It strains credulity to think that scientists could believe that way. It's just incredible, sir. And I want to ask you about the reaction from the left because we're seeing so many people have such a strong Reaction to Jimmy Kimmel's show being indefinitely discontinued. And these are people who have absolutely nothing to say about Charlie Kirk, the man, the father, the husband, the leader, the mentor, the patriot. They have nothing to say about this guy losing his life, but Jimmy Kimmel losing his jobs. Oh, no. That's worth a tribute to.
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Dr. Ben Carson
Well, all of a sudden they become very concerned about freedom of speech.
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Amanda Head
Right.
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Dr. Ben Carson
They didn't worry about freedom of speech when things were going the way they wanted them to, and they wanted to shut down people who disagreed with them. But all of a sudden it's a big issue. And what it really shows is that there's a shift occurring because the reason that the show was canceled was because the sponsors and the supporters were pulling out.
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Amanda Head
Right.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And you know, money talks, quite frankly. It's something that people on the right need to understand. Don't support those who are against you in a war involving culture. Make them pay the price. And if they really believe in what they're talking about, that won't bother them. They'll continue to work hard and espouse whatever it is that's important to them. I know it's important to me to be a follower of Christ and to do the things that he has said that we should do. And I don't think they're going to turn me around no matter what they do.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, I don't think so either.
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Dr. Ben Carson
Charlie didn't think that either.
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Amanda Head
Right.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And the Bible says, you know, you can expect to suffer persecution. It's okay. Because when you think about the backdrop of eternity, what's a little persecution?
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Amanda Head
Absolutely, sir. Before I let you go, because I do want to end on a slightly uplifting note compared to everything else that we've. We've been talking about, because in the wake of Charlie's assassination, we are seeing these prayer vigils crop up all over the country. Tens of thousands of requests into Turning Point USA to start new chapters. Does that tell you that the young people of this country, they're going to be okay?
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Dr. Ben Carson
Tells me that they're a lot smarter than anybody gives them credit for. And they're observant and they seen where we were going and what those types of policies were leading to, and they didn't like the direction.
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Amanda Head
That's right.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And they said, we're not going to stand for this anymore. We're not going to be manipulated into believing that we are enemies. We, the American people, are not each other's enemies. Regardless of what we believe, the real enemies are those who want to fundamentally change who we are.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely.
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Dr. Ben Carson
And we need to recognize who the enemies are. They're not each other, which they do everything they can to manipulate us into believing that on the basis of age, income, gender, religion, political affiliation, you name it. And of course, if they can have us fighting about all those things, we will never solve our real problems.
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Amanda Head
That's exactly right. Dr. Carson, it is always an honor to have some of your time here on the show. Thank you, sir, for being here.
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Thank you very much.
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Hey there. I'm Mary Kathryn Hamm. And I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time. Long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little insane. That's why we started Normaly, a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity, and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of Normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Welcome back everybody. In Pennsylvania, another community is reeling after what prosecutors describe as a cold blooded ambush on police officers. A stalking suspect turned a quiet neighborhood into a war zone, opening fire and killing three officers, as well as wounding to others. Being a police officer in this country is still an incredibly dangerous job as we are seeing rising political violence in the country as well. And we know that President Trump and lawmakers have been beefing up security in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination and mounting threats to them. We are even seeing Press Secretary Caroline Levitt receive security from the Secret Service. So joining me now to talk about both of these issues is a Marine Corps veteran as well as retired police police officer. He's running for Congress in Nevada, Keith Hanoff. Keith, thanks so much for being here.
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Keith Hanoff
Thank you for having me.
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Amanda Head
You know I look back on our recent history and those who fomented hate and violence towards police officers, and I thought that at this point in this country, you know, especially since President having President Trump back in office the first term and then again this time around, I thought that we would be a lot further along in here healing that. But we're not, are we?
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Keith Hanoff
No, we're not. We're quite far away from that, unfortunately.
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Amanda Head
Yeah. And. And you as a. I would like.
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Keith Hanoff
To just say thank you for having me on this show and just remind people to pray for the officers and their families.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. And for you as a retired police officer, talk to us about the impact that, you know, a life in blue had on your family.
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Keith Hanoff
It's very stressful for your loved ones. Every day they give you a kiss goodbye when you go to work. You go to work, you dress out, you get in your uniform, you handle calls for service, not knowing which one's going to be violent or which one's just going to be something repetitive and tedious, I should say. Too often our society forgets about the victims, and that's the number one reason officers are out there. And I don't know why, but very often it's the left. They just simply forget the victims. They celebrate the suspects. And the officers in this case saved this woman's life. He was stalking her. He was unhinged. They had an arrest warrant. They went out there to take him into custody, and he ambushed him. But yet on the left, they keep pushing for the defund the police officer movement. That doesn't make the police officer safer. It doesn't make the community safer. My experience, whenever they defund the police officers, they cut training and they cut technology and equipment. We need to be safe out there. Now, you couple this with their soft on crime policies, and I don't know why they have these soft on crime policies. I don't know if it's a misplaced sense of empathy or virtue. Virtue signaling, I'm not sure. But it doesn't make anybody safe. I have no doubt that if this shooter had been wearing a dress, the left would have a picture of him up somewhere and celebrating, and it's getting ridiculous.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, you're absolutely right. When you look at the political divide in this country, especially in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, and I was talking to Dr. Ben Carson about this in the last segment, I don't know how we heal from this, because you've got people on the left who are demonizing people on the right to the degree that People are literally getting shot and dying from it. For you, you know, running for Congress, what do you see as your role in Congress, Congress and kind of healing that?
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Keith Hanoff
Well, we need more dialogue. We need more men and women like Charlie Kirk. He wasn't scared to go out there and communicate, even with people that hated him for false information that somebody else said about him. He was a great man. I watched him most of his career. I think we on the right need to have much more dialogue now. Do I think the left is going to listen? Personally? No. Honestly, I don't think they can. I think if one leftist is able to communicate with us and be respectful, their own party is going to push them out. As we saw in Congress recently, there was a vote to condemn Charlie Kirk's assassin. I don't think a single Democrat supported this measure. They either voted nay or they sustained. The mayor of Chicago just recently said that law enforcement and jails are a sickness. I think once somebody in the left actually stands up and becomes a leader for their party, then the healing can start. But as of right now, they thrive on that negativity. We just, on the right, we just need to keep trying to reach out to them, talk to them with logic and understanding. Unfortunately, I think it's going to be a while before it gets better, and I think it's going to get worse before it gets better.
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Amanda Head
Gosh, I. I hope it gets better really, really soon because things just feel. There's just a dark cloud hanging over practically everything here in Washington. And I know that you guys are feeling it all the way over there in Nevada. Do you think, you know, Secret Service, they've already extended their coverage to White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt. And I kind of feel like, I mean, anyone that has any assumptions, association with the Trump administration or at this point, turning point, and any conservative organization at this point, let's just say we all need to have our heads on a swivel, don't we?
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Keith Hanoff
100%. I understand a lot of people are on edge right now. A lot of people are fearful. Politicians are hiring their own security from their funds, which should be going to getting the message out to their constituents. My entire life, I've had threats given to me or yelled at me or emailed to me. As a police officer, I got on regularly. People in prison that were not happy were threatening my life. Recently, I was on the news here locally, and people in the comments were saying they were going to kill me or revenge me. Personally, I think I can handle any issue that comes up there's. A lot of people out there that are not Marines and are not former police officers that rightfully so. This is terrifying. And the extra security may help them feel more comfortable. But the main thing is we need to keep addressing the rhetoric that the left is screaming, yelling, throwing at us because until that changes, these unhinged people out on the streets listening to them are going to continue to be violent.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, it's heartbreaking. So, Keith, when you are out in your district in Nevada and you're talking to constituents and they are voicing their concerns to you, what's at the top of their list? Obviously, what we have been talking about, security, political violence, political weaponization. But outside of that, is it the economy? Is it immigration? What is it?
- [42:35]
Keith Hanoff
Honestly, it's the border. They want the border secured. They understand that President Trump did an executive order to secure it, but they want Congress to enact laws so it can't be changed once the next president comes in office and does a different executive order. I'm constantly talking crime out here in the West. Gun control is a big issue that comes up all the time. I was just walking different gun stores today and talking to the owners. They are very concerned about knee jerk reaction laws being implemented. And I just have to remind them we have hundreds of laws on the books for crimes, crimes with firearms. If people would actually hold others accountable for committing crimes with these firearms, we've got plenty of laws. We just need judges and lawyers and our city councils to hold criminals accountable. And of course, the economy always comes up while we're talking. I believe doing something about making America more fuel, independent and dominant will lower those costs. So I've been talking to a few of the fuel, fuel and power industry people. They've got some great ideas to lower costs. It's just the regulations are not allowing them right now. So I think we need to do something about double regulation.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, I think President Trump has his eye on that. And he's got folks like Lee Zeldin who are, who are tipping him off on things like that that need to be adjusted. So sounds like things are moving in the right direction. Keith Hanoff running for Congress in Nevada, thanks so much for joining me tonight.
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Keith Hanoff
Thank you for having me.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. All right, everybody. Coming up, we all know our age, but do you know your biological age? We're going to tell you how you can find that out and how you, you can potentially get it lower, too. That's next.
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Amanda Head
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Amanda Head
Foreign. Welcome back to JUST the News. No noise, okay? Like I said before the break, we all know what our age is. At least I think I do. Sometimes I, I'm thinking, okay, how, what year is that? But do you know your body's biological age? If you are thinking, what is the difference? I'm going to tell you. Your biological age reflects how well your body functions and it doesn't really have much to do with your actual, actual age. To be quite honest. You can actually figure it out by taking a test over@PureHealthResearch.com and so joining us now to discuss that and how you can get your biological age down from pure Health Research, Dr. Ian Tolberg. Dr. Tolberg, thanks so much for being here.
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
Yeah, thanks so much for having me again.
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Amanda Head
All right, sir, so tell us about this biological age thing. It seems like there can be kind of a range and doesn't matter really what your actual ages. It can be quite younger or quite older, right?
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
Yeah, absolutely. And you know, this isn't really anything new. And as you teased a little bit, there is a calculator on PureHealthResearch.com you go to the blog section, it takes about five minutes or so and asks you a lot of different questions from do you smoke, do you drink, how much exercise do you get in a week? What kind of foods do you eat? Do you eat fish, do you not? And that's just a wonderful way to kind of see, okay, where are you really matching up with your, with your actual age? And again, this has been around forever, not forever, but you look at even Nintendo with their Wii, they even had a game on there that kind of predicted that biological age. And so just a wonderful way to kind of get started. This calculator is just the first introductory steps to really help you determine, okay, well, what's needed, what can I do to really improve things? And then further going on from there is blood work and even DNA testing, things like that to get really down to a little bit more specifics.
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Amanda Head
So if you find out that your biological age is much older than your actual age, I am assuming that that's the time that you need to start taking better care of your body. Is that exercise? Is that supplements? Obviously the testing you were talking about, but once you identify an issue, what's the best way to proceed forward?
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
Yeah, you know, and I'll answer that with yes. Yes. It's all the above exercises, the supplements, it's eating healthy. It's when again you look at this survey, it'll ask how much water you drink, how well you stay hydrated, how much sleep you get. All of those things really play into how well you're doing as a whole. And obviously supplements are part of that because not everyone really gets all the proper nutrition. And even those that are a little bit of supplement, supplementation for some of those body systems actually go a really long way to help boost those systems.
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Amanda Head
Yeah. And I know that you work closely with pure health research and they have some really, really awesome supplements. What are your favorites?
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
Yeah, so I'll go over really our three top ones. So the first, and it's by far our best seller, is our liver health formula. That's one I personally take every single day it's had 2 million bottles sold. And as, as the name implies, you can probably guess it helps support a thriving liver health. So it can help reduce some of those fat deposits in the liver, help trim some of that belly fat that goes back to the exercise that we just talked about. And then just flushing out some of those toxins, give you a little bit nice boost in energy. Probably our second best, our lymph system support. And those honestly are going to be very much featured on our website. And so anyone struggling with some of that swelling, fluid retention, you know, maybe you look at that some. Well, I can't really exercise. I don't want to eat. Well, I've got all this fluid. Well, this can help you. So really looking at that fluid retention, your legs, your ankles, your feet, it can help bring some of that off and just help flush out some of that extra fluid. The really third one, but this is the second one I personally take every day, is the blood sugar formula. And again, you guessed it, it helps to support that healthy blood sugar level. It does it in a couple different ways. So really helping to crush those sugar cravings, really helping you stay away from some of those tempting sweets. And keeping that healthy blood sugar level is just important in so many different areas. So you look at any type of specialty out there and ophthalmologist is going to tell you you need it for your vision. Nephrologist is going to tell you you need it for your kidneys cardiology for your heart and circulation. Just overall keeping that healthy blood sugar level is going to be so important, important. And you get that under control, that is actually going to help lower that biological age. And that is one of, again, one of the questions that they ask you in this survey is how much sugar do you really have ingested every week or every day? And that's really going to get you to a good number. And I'll tell you mine. I'm 49. I'm 43 technically, according to the app. But we'll try to get down a little bit further.
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Amanda Head
Hey, that's pretty good. Six years. That's pretty amazing. Before I let you go, I want to ask you because I feel like this didn't happen for me five years ago, 10 years ago, 20 years ago. But if I eat something sweet, and typically it's not necessarily with fruit or something that's naturally sweet, it's something that with refined sugar, I'm telling you, the sugar crash afterwards. Used to be I didn't hardly feel it and it happened, you know, an hour later. Now it's like 20 minutes later and I am a snooze fest. Is that because my blood sugar is wonky?
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Dr. Ian Tolberg
Not necessarily because your blood sugar is wonky. And I say this with the utmost respect, but unfortunately, your cells are getting a little wonky the older we go. Those cells are just not really, really performing to what they did 30 years ago. I mean, my wife tells me I'm 12 and a half. Granted, I wish I could say that's my biological age, but it just goes to show how our bodies change, our hormone levels change and all that, very normal as part of the aging process. But some of those things we can really help change a little bit and really help slow down.
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Amanda Head
Yeah, that's Good to know. Dr. Ian Tolberg from Pure Health Research, thanks so much for joining us tonight. And to our viewers, if you're interested in any of the formulas that Dr. Tolberg mentioned, head over to PureHealthResearch.com head over there now, explore their 45amazing supplements and save 35% before this tea deal ends with coupon code just news. Again, that code is just news. We're going to take a break. We'll be back for one more segment on the other side.
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Amanda Head
Hey there. I'm Mary Kathryn Ham. And I'm Carol Markowitz. We've been in political media for a long time. Long enough to know that it's gotten, well, a little insane. That's why we started Normalely a podcast for people who are over the hysteria and just want clarity. We talk about the issues that actually matter to the country without panic, without yelling, and with a healthy dose of humor. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we do take the truth seriously. So if you're into common sense, sanity and some occasional sass, you're our kind of people. Catch new episodes of Normally every Tuesday and Thursday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Welcome back to our final segment of the night. For far Too long, powerful NGOs bankrolled by left wing billionaires have operated in the shadows, funneling money into causes that do not just push politics, but in some cases fuel chaos and violence across this country. The Trump administration has decided that it is time to follow the money, expose the networks, and use every legal tool available to hold them accountable. So joining me now to talk about that is legal expert and host of the what's Right show, Sam Mierojofsky. Sam, great to have you back on Amanda.
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Amanda Head
What's the poison pill for these organizations? There's got to be something that hits them right at the heart, that just annihilates them.
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Amanda Head
So RICO is totally on the table because if you look at the structure of these organizations, I mean, it's pretty much a pyramid that heads straight to the top. You know, you've got the don structure and the, you know, the lower bosses in when they used to be prosecuting mobs across this country. I mean, it seems to me like RICO is a slam dunk.
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Amanda Head
Absolutely. I want to ask you about the Trump effect in other countries, because after President Trump designated Antifa a terrorist organization, then Viktor Orban in Hungary followed suit. Now, why do I bring up Hungary? As you know, Sam, our audience might not know Hungary is the proud home of George Soros. So does it help out our efforts stateside in tackling this and going after and prosecuting, investigating Antifa when we've got a partner in Hungary who's also willing to, to say, hey, we've got some operations here that originated with this guy, a Hungarian American, George Soros. Does that help us out in these efforts at all?
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Amanda Head
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