C (4:16)

Great to be here, Mike. You know, you see this press conference going on like, oh, whoa, what's gonna happen? And just as it unfolds, you just gotta put your hands.

A (4:25)

Yeah, I mean, I mean, you know, Soros, the leftists, the cartel, we get the Italians getting brought down. Yeah, yeah. I mean, get the Italians being brought down. Classic. More on that later in the show. But I do want to start tonight's broadcast about the way in which the Democrats are melting down over Trump leaving his mark on the White House. You know, the White House has been renovated many times. Obviously the White House in its original form is not the White House we know today. It's never been a problem. Nobody's ever cared. Except of course, when President Trump does it. That's because President Trump is making the greatest renovation of all time to the White House since the Oval Office was turned from a square to an oval. Yes, look that up. Historian over here. President Trump adding a ballroom. He's getting rid of the East Wing where people on the left allege that first ladies did life changing work. I'd like to know five things that big Mike Obama did in the East Wing. That makes it so we should keep it. But anyway, President Trump said, I'm gonna build the ballroom. That's what I do. I build ballrooms. I'm a builder. Mar A Lago Bedminster. And anytime there's state visits and stuff, usually they get out these big giant tents and they have, like, you know, Frank, you know, like, you go to a bar mitzvah outside, and they got some giant plastic tent with heaters. That's what the White House did for state visits. It's ridiculous. So Trump says, all right, east wing, let's get rid of it. Let's make the ballroom. I'm very good at building ballrooms. It'll be called the Donald J. Trump Ballroom. That'll be my legacy. It's great. Who could complain? And it's not gonna cost the taxpayers a dime. Here's Trump. Roll it. The ballroom, I think there'll be nothing like it. And it's being paid for 100% by me and some friends of mine, donors to it. The government is paying absolutely nothing. We're also working with the military on it because they want to make sure everything is perfect. And the military is very much involved in this. They want to make sure everything is absolutely beautiful. You can see the kind of interiors that we're talking about. That's an interior of the ballroom. So the ballroom is going to look beautiful, and that's great. There's going to be a nice ballroom, nice events. But here's the thing. President Trump isn't gonna get to enjoy the ballroom. It's not gonna be done, okay. By the time he is done being the president. He's doing this for the future. He's doing this for the next generation. He's doing this so his name is forever etched at the top of the ballroom. I've talked about that. But that hasn't stopped leftists from going crazy saying that this is the smoking gun, that he isn't leaving office. Give me a break. Look at the way in which the reporters are having a tedious meltdown about this with Caroline Levitt. Roll it.

D (7:13)

Sounds like the answer is, yes, he can tear down whatever he wants.

A (7:16)

And then secondly, I mean, that's not what we're saying. That's a legal opinion that's been held for many years, interpreting it. No. It's something that presidents have done for years and years. In fact, I have some photos here.

D (7:26)

Thank you, Pat.

A (7:27)

To show you the construction that's taken place on the White House grounds. This is the construction of the west wing in 1902. Look at this. The construction of the west terrace in 1902. These images look quite similar to what you and the American people are seeing today. The construction of the East Terrace as well. Look at the construction of the west wing expansion in 1934. So look, this is a legal opinion that's been held for many years. Look it, this is 19. So you can see there's so many examples of it. I love Hillary Clinton going, well, this is your house. It's the people's house. It's not Donald Trump's house. Yeah, Hillary, you should probably sit this one out, okay? Because that people's house, your husband Bill was getting sexual favors under the Oval Office desk. The People's House. I don't think the people agreed with that one with Slick Willie. Yes, Frankie.

C (8:19)

Yeah. And also, just no one remembers that, you know, they got caught, the Clintons taking, I believe it was the silverware and a bunch of furniture from the White House. They thought it was just, they were, you know, they owned it now and then, you know, the Library of Congress. The Library of Congress had to come back and say, hey, we need all this stuff back that you stole. It's just incredible.

A (8:37)

Yeah. So Trump contributes a ballroom, the Clinton steel silverware, and somehow the moral compass by the fake news is on the side of the Clintons. By the way, that reporter, you guys remember that reporter? As soon as I saw her face, I remembered it. Remember? Why do you say that to me, sir? China virus. Why do you say that to me? Remember that? And Trump goes, cuz it comes from China. That was her, okay? That's the one that turned the China virus again. They named every single virus in the history of viruses after the country and region in which it origins in, but she took it as a racist epithet. And there she is now, spewing nonsense about the ballroom. Speaking of spewing nonsense about the ballroom, how did the women on the View, if you want to call this a woman, how did they cover it? Well, they just lied through their teeth. Roll it, Mike. I just want to point out that none of those things were done without permission. Everybody knew it was happening. This. Nobody knew when it was happening. Nobody knows how it's happening. You say that it's being paid for by other people, but you know, it's always gonna come down to the people. The people are always gonna end up paying something. So I don't understand why you don't get that. People are saying, wait a minute, nobody asked. We didn't. I don't Remember asking for a ballroom, Right. And also to say that Obama put in a baske court is like saying, oh, shall we do Beth. So listen, they're talking about the basketball court. The ballroom, by the way, the basketball court cost almost $400 million. I don't know who, what contractors are charging that amount, but that's what they say it costs. The ballroom is going to cost about $350 million. So that's a pretty interesting tidbit fact right there. And of course, Whoopi lies with absolutely zero evidence. Trump has talked about how private donors and himself himself are paying for the ballroom. Whoopi just says what she wants to say with zero merit. I don't know how brain dead you have to be to continue to watch that programming. But speaking of Barack Hussein Obama's basketball court renovation, nobody was worried about the sacred grounds of the White House during that time. As a matter of fact, they had a much different tune about it. Listen to how they covered Barack Obama putting in a basketball court roll. Sounds like they're building another wing to the White House. But we appreciate you keeping your foot. I can even imagine tj it's going to happen for the next two years.

D (11:04)

All of the banging, the jackhammering, the.

E (11:06)

Dust, the confusion, the noise of all places to do construction is happening right here.

D (11:12)

The front lawn of the White house.

E (11:15)

It's a four year renovation project.

A (11:18)

Estimated costs $376 million. So there you go. The basketball court costs more than the ballroom. And by the way, why did they even put a basketball court in? What? Presidents are playing basketball. Barack Hussein Obama didn't even play basketball himself. I think the black community just told him to put it in there for like symbolism. Cuz Barack Obama was no Hooper, okay? Probably about to say, mike, what are you talking about? I am blacker than Barack Obama, okay? As a Southern Italian, Barack Obama was no Hooper. He was no basketball guy. I think the black community just said, you're gonna put in a basketball court, Barack. Cause we say so. Like, you know how the Democrats always like pander to like, you know, these stereotypes and they call us the racist, but that's what they do. I think that they told them to put in that basketball court. Now you're probably saying, mike, what are you talking about? Barack Obama loved it. He was so passionate about his near and dear basketball. Really? Let me ask you this. If I went outside and went to the nearest public basketball court and I took 22 shots, I bet you I can make more than two of them proving that I'm more of a Hooper and more black than Barack Hussein, you're probably saying. Mike, what are you talking about? Here's another throwback clip. Roll it. It's not a surprise that the president was out there shooting hoops yesterday at.

B (12:42)

The annual White House Easter Egg Roll. It started innocuously enough. Surrounded by young fans and a couple of members of the NBA's Washington Wizards. The president lofted a few shots from the field and missed.

A (12:59)

Then there was a free throw that sat tantalizingly on the rim before rolling out.

B (13:07)

It ended with the president going 2 for 22, including an air balloon and a missed layup. President kept trying and he kept missing until finally he nailed a jumper.

E (13:21)

Wow.

A (13:24)

He nailed the jumper. And then they went on to say, well, actually, there was all the pressure of all the people watching. Listen, you can have 1,000 people watching me shoot 22 shots. I will make more. More than 22 shots. This proves that the Democrat Party, okay, was trying to say something, do something okay, with black America when they put in Barack Obama. First of all, Barack Obama is an adopted son of an Indonesian billionaire. He has nothing in common with American, African Americans, not a kid from Chicago, clearly not a basketball player. They spent $400 million on a basketball court in a hoax because, I don't know. If you don't know how to shoot hoops, why would you want a basketball court on your lawn? Unless you, like, love shooting hoops? It's quite interesting, right? I think Trump knows a thing or two about being in ballrooms. Again, he built ballrooms. He has ballrooms. You always see footage of him in the Mar a Lago Ballroom. So Trump ballrooms make sense. Barack Obama basketball court doesn't make any sense. The price point being exactly the same. Doesn't make any sense.

C (14:34)

Yes, Frankie, I gotta hold back on this one. But, yeah, maybe like a. Like a nail salon for Obama. Something like that would have been more appropriate if, you know, you know. But, yeah, this is just insanity. And everyone just ignores the fact that was our taxpayer money going into 300,000 to pour concrete and put up a hoop. And Trump's gonna do it for his own money and his donors.

A (14:54)

300 million. Yeah, I mean, 300 million to pour concrete and put up a basketball hoop. 350 million of private funding to put in the ballroom. And they're freaking out about it. But again, same scenes of construction and chaos on the White House lawn that they're now talking about in the press conference this week. But when it was Obama, they're like, this is Exciting. Wow. Buzzing. Construction trucks coming in. Barack Obama. So transformational. Putting in a basketball court. Sport in which he doesn't even play. Who told him to put in the basketball court? And why? Roll it, Frankie. Yes. Now, if we work together, we can make great things. Everyone here, thank you for coming out. These. These are the. These are the historic Images around Washington, D.C. you have Columbus statues, you have other statues of people who helped form the country. Really? Not even controversial figures, Frankie. They were even ripping down statues of Abe Lincoln. And these are the people who were saying that President Trump is defying norms by changing the historic facade of the White House. Give me a break. Yes, Frankie, you're about to make a point.

C (16:14)

Well, no, I was just going to go back to my mistake when I did say $300,000 for, and I was wrong. 300 million. 300,000 would be 200 too much for this basketball court. That's. That's how ridiculous that price would be.

B (16:28)

What.

C (16:29)

What are we even talking about? That's my. That's just my only comment. Just insanity.

A (16:33)

Yeah. I mean, Frank, Frankie and I. Frankie and I, you know, let's see. We. We could imagine, you know, some friends that Frankie and I know, you know, probably had space in their backyards to build a basketball court. And if they got a private contractor to come in and build a basketball court, build a hoop in their backyard, I bet you cost about $20,000, not $300 million. This reminds me of the gas station incident in Afghanistan. You know what I'm talking about? They built a gas station in Afghanistan for, like, $25 million to build one little gas station. Everyone's like, that's kind of weird. Where did all that money go? Why did it cost $25 million to build a gas station? That's because the contractors were ripping off the federal government. Obviously, when Trump is building it with his own money, nobody's getting ripped off. Oh. And nobody's paying the bill. So therefore, it's totally nothing. And by the way, they're talking about, they're changing the historical face of the White House. They're changing the historical imagery. Obviously, they rip down statues they destroy. What about honoring the White House again? Remember this? Under the illegitimate vegetable Joe Biden. Roll it. Heinous. And I'm pulling this up, Frankie, because I remember this disgusting picture that I don't want to show. It's actually blurred. If you. If you're on Google, remember this? Remember this tranny who is doing this on the White House grounds, topless at the White House. Remember that? That's a man, by the way. Yeah, that was Joe Biden's White House. When Frankie heard it was a man, he instantly got even more disgraced. But yes, it's a disgrace, an utter disgrace. That is how they treated the White House sacred grounds. Absolutely vile and disgusting. So.

C (18:35)

And may I never forget, they were dropping cocaine bags in the West Wing. I mean, we're gonna talk about. It's just the disgrace that was done in four years. It's incredible. And I'm honestly, I'm nervous. Mike, I don't know what your thoughts are like. Obviously Republicans are looking good for the next election, right, J.D. whoever they decide, whatever it is, I'd be, I'm honestly concerned that if there's a Democrat come in, they might just demolish it out of protest. Like, that's a, that's an honest.

A (19:04)

Demolish the ballroom.

C (19:06)

Yeah. What are your thoughts? I mean, they're. You'd be surprised.

A (19:11)

I think, if it's a far left radical. If they take over, I think there's a chance they demolish the ballroom if it's like Elon Omar or aoc. But if a president comes in who wants to demolish the ballroom, we have bigger problems. We have bigger problems at that point. Like the whole country's gonna get demolished at that point if we elect a president who's gonna run on demolishing the ballroom. But a lot of people have severe cases of tds. I love the image, Frankie. People like comparing a ballroom in the Kremlin in Russia to the ballroom in the White House, saying, oh, wow, they both have white vaulting ceilings. Oh my goodness, the horrors. Trump's literally, oh, they both have mantles, literally a boot and puppet. There's a chandelier, chandeliers. It's like that is, that is what level we are on right now with these people. It's unbelievable. So that is ballroom gate. An absolute joke. This is what the Democrats focused on. We're going to take a quick break. We got so much more. We're talking a little government shutdown. Coming up. Quick break. Don't go anywhere.

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C (26:48)

Yeah. And it's just incredible that the Democratic Party just will not learn. You know, we went through this entire, you know, when Trump's first term, all they're doing impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. Trump leaves, Biden goes in, and it's just going after him, raid after raid. And their own voters are saying, listen, we want you to just, you know, run the country well. And they just can't listen. They just care about attacking Trump and trans rights. That's. It's incredible that they just cannot learn. And I think it'll show very quickly.

A (27:17)

And by the way, by the way, you wanna talk about them not being able to learn, how about in the wake of all the depraved violence, psychopathic behaviors, shootings, slashings, killings, assassinations, maimings, you would think that the Democrats would have gotten the memo, or at least cnn, who claims that their moderates would have gotten the memo to change the rhetoric and what's acceptable rhetoric on television, but they haven't even done that anyway, in the wake of all this rolling. No, it absolutely doesn't work. I'm from the hood, okay? So when a bully comes, if there are no rules, you literally have to figure it out. So Donald Trump has changed things and people trying to do what's always been done is not going to work. And I think that's why Democrats are losing black people, that's why they're losing poor people. Because poor people, all they want is for us to fight. So if you hit me in my face, I'm not gonna punch you back in your face, I'm gonna go across your neck because we can go back and forth fighting each other's faces. Break. Yeah. You're gonna go first of all, again, like these people are not from the hood, okay? If you get to a position of power like that and on cnn, you are a manufactured robot, you were put there and what you're doing is you're stoking violence to keep your base angry and violent and vicious, not looking for solutions or consensus. And by the way, pretty sure Frankie with one hand tied behind his back could take tough girl over there, right, Frankie?

C (28:56)

I don't go after women. I don't go after women.

A (28:59)

That's right. I mean that's, you know, we don't go after women. Frankie cherishes women. But that is what you see, the Democrat message. So the Democrat messaging is we're going to prosecute all people involved in the private funding of Trump's ballroom. We're going to keep the Democrats shut down going so we can hold out for health care, for illegal, so they count in future elections. Don't get upset because that's the only voting block we have left. And then we're going to continue to stow anger in our base and say things like we're going to slash their throats. When's the last time a Republican spoke like that at all? Republicans make some off color remarks in group chats and that's a massive scandal. But Democrats talk about killing their political enemies. Like not even just a little bit, like they do it all the time. Like it's that guy Jay Jones, more than him, later in the story, it's this woman. Like the Democrats are always talking about vicious, violent things cuz their brains are corroded, they're mentally ill. And by the way, you know what else they're doing? They're also saying the quiet part out loud. They're also telling us what they're doing with the purpose of the shutdown. And it's no shocker. They're going to make American citizens suffer to get their illegal agenda across. Roland. And of course there will be families that are going to suffer. We take that responsibility very seriously. But it is one of the few leveraged times we have. So wait, wait, wait, wait. It's one of the few leveraged times you have. So what does that mean? That means, by the way, there is no leverage going on because the American people right now don't even know there's a shutdown going up. So the people who aren't getting paid are like air traffic controllers and people who work in functions that keep things moving fast. Some people are furloughed and nobody knows they're furloughed. And quite frankly, nobody cares that they're furloughed. But they said they're using it cuz this is the only time we have leverage. And Democrats, well, Republicans want to change this and they want to upend the entire system. Trump literally said pass against continuing resolution. Continuing resolution is not something I normally like. What a continuing resolution is means you just continue for a temporary time period doing the exact same thing. Is that so barbaric? We're going to do the exact same thing on a continuing basis while we negotiate things. The government's reopened and everyone's still working. You're not holding people's lives hostage. Interesting. Now there seems to be breaks like Schumer did this, the Democrats, Jeffries to like we're gonna do a government shutdown. You got that'll stop Trump. Couldn't impeach him, couldn't kill him, couldn't arrest him, couldn't convict him, couldn't hoax him with all these things. The activist judges aren't even stopping him anymore. So now you're gonna do the government shutdown. Yeah. How's that gonna work out for, for you? It's like these strategies to stop Trump get more pathetic by the day. And Democrats now are jumping ship on it. How'd that leverage play work out for them? Here is fetterman and Senator McCormick, Republican and Democrat senators from the state of Pennsylvania. They're saying open it up. So it's bipartisan that people support reopening the government. Roll it. Here we are in Washington D.C. and it is shut down. But now here it's both Pennsylvania's voice here in the US Senate, even though we are in a different party and we both want to talk about why we believe it's so important to reopen this government. 23 days, 12 votes. Senator Federer and I have both voted to open up the government. We agree on that 100%. It's really starting to hurt Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania's air traffic controllers, border patrol, and also 2 million recipients of SNAP. We've got to get the government open that's our main responsibility. And I'd say that regardless of what party's in the majority. So I think we both. So it's interesting. SNAP is like. That's like the food stamps, right, Frankie? So, again, the Democrats have a habit here. They use and abuse black people, their base at the expense of illegals. What did they do when the illegals were being poured into the country and bust into the country under Joe Biden? They move them to encampments in predominantly black neighborhoods. And the black people are supposed to just take it and vote for it. Really? Oh, but, oh, but Barack Obama built a basketball court. Yeah, that's really cool. That's for the culture. But Hakeem Jeffries raps on his press conference. That's really cool. That's for the culture. But I'll get out. Jasmine Crockett wears the Louis Vuitton girl suit. And Ed says, I'm a tough woman. Yeah, I'm a tough, strong black woman. As her constituents can't even afford groceries anymore. As she lounges on her couch all day, while her constituents can't even meet and meet, working two jobs. By the way, this whole topic about ICE and illegal immigration and stopping illegal immigration, I think it's really fundamental, Frankie. I think it all comes to down to whether you believe scenes like this are right or wrong. You're probably saying, what are you talking about? Obviously, ICE has become a big thing because ICE is going into cities that went into New York. They went into Chinatown. I was very happy. They did go into Chinatown, by the way, Frankie, have you been to Chinatown recently? Have you been to Chinatown? Stay away from the city shithole, okay? It's an absolute dump. They have infringed on Little Italy. It's a joke. All you have are people on the street panhandling and harassing you to sell stuff. And it smells bad and it's unsanitary, and it's just a mess. So if the NYPD isn't going to do anything about it, then the ICE agents got to come in and arrest the illegals there. And by the way, they're pushing it into Little Italy like it's not even. Like it's a mess. So I hear these Democrats say, whoa, if the ICE agents come into New York, this is when the mayor debate with Cuomo, Mandambi and Sliwa. If the ICE agents come in, we're going to arrest the ICE agents. Arrest them with who? Guess what? The NYPD officers are not going to arrest ICE agents, okay? No matter how much you threaten to take away their pensions. Because if it comes to that, then we're in full on civil war. And if you do that and Trump gets on the Oval Law in the Oval Office and says, do not arrest ICE officers and I will make sure that you're not going to lose your pensions. As a matter of fact, I will then arrest government officials in New York who are breaking federal code for disrupting government proceedings and government law enforcement operations. I will arrest them. You're in full on Civil War territory. So when I listen to these stupid candidates from mayor speak in New York, I'm like, really? I mean, Sleevaw wasn't saying that, but Cuomo and Mandambi were saying, we're going to arrest the ICE agents that want to come in and arrest people in Chinatown. Really? You're going to arrest the ICE agents? With who? The NYPD officers are going to go, all right, I'm getting orders to arrest ICE officers. The police commissioner is going to say, do it, otherwise you'll lose your pensions. Usually people go, I'm just doing my job. And they do it. Trump's not playing around anymore. Trump will go arrest the police commissioner. Good. You want to start arresting federal ICE officers? You've opened up Pandora's box. And by the way, I mentioned a litmus test of like, whether this is acceptable or not. Obviously normal people, not psychopathic people, not people who are propped up and paid for by government institutions as props. When you get arrested, you just get arrested. You get handcuffed, you walk out. Even if you're totally innocent, these people are totally guilty. And look at the way they react when getting arrested by ice rolling.

D (37:06)

I never said a threat.

A (37:08)

I never said, look at this. How is this? Okay, you got her, man.

C (37:15)

Hey, the weight's on her side.

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How are these people resisting? I mean, how are these people resisting getting arrested? Why aren't you just putting your hands behind your. Every single person. Every single person who gets arrested, that is half a brain. You get arrested, you put your hands behind your back, you don't resist. Cuz then you get hit with more and you sort it out at the police station with your lawyer. That's how this works. Unless you are a fat, psychopathic stooge prop actress who's been put up there and promised by the lawyers who were absolutely engaging in lawfare on the immigration courts to have fat pigs like this stay in the country. The gall of these people. Resisting arrest when you are a criminal, illegal, resisting, not just getting arrested. And then the gall of the Democrats going, this Is over the line. The way in which they use force. There wasn't that much force. Are you kidding me? That's unbelievable. The Democrats are getting mad at this. The Democrats are reacting to what you just saw there. A psycho 300 pound woman resisting arrest. And by the way, the officer was probably half the size. So that wasn't easy. This is how Democrat leaders are. This is how Democrat leaders are reacting. They're forming task force task forces to go after the ICE agents like that that they say are over the line. Are you kidding me? Roll this. Today I'm signing an executive order creating the Illinois Accountability Commission, a body dedicated to truth, transparency and justice. The commission will be charged with three core missions. One, creating a public record of the abuses. Two, capturing the impact on families and communities, and three, recommending actions to prevent further harm and to pursue justice. The commission will be led by truly an extraordinary group. Oh, yeah, true. Truly extraordinary. So he's forming a commission to keep a record of the ICE agents that they deem are over the line, AKA doing their job. So that's we're doing right now. We're making hit lists of federal agents. Is that what Pritzker just said he's doing? Is that what he's doing instead of solving crime in his godforsaken state? See how it reacts to that, by the way. So every time a Democrat wants to do something, Frankie, they just make a new task force. We're going to make a new task force. We're going to spend hundreds of millions of more of your tax dollars to do something that nobody wants. It's not going to serve any purpose. That's the translation there from Pritzker. Come on. Here is Pritzker on Fox News. When he gets asked about a real problem in his state, here's how he reacts. I have the highest murder rate of all the big cities. Well, we are not in the top 30 in terms of our murder rate. Indeed the murder rate. Our murder rate has been cut in half over the last four years. And every year it's gone down by double digits. And if you look at all of the violent crime over the last four years, US cities 17.47 per 100,000 population. Chicago is number one over. Philadelphia, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Phoenix, Los Angeles, New York and San Diego. What I'm explaining to you. You're talking about violent crime. Look, you can pull statistics up. These are murders. I'm explaining to you that our murder rate has been cut in half. And very importantly, Brett, and you got to hear this very importantly, We've been doing the things that are necessary to bring crime down. Right? We've invested in community violence, interruption. You've been. Yeah, you've been. You've been doing the things necessary. Like making hit lists to target and pursue Ice Ages. Doing their job. It's a joke. These people are disgusting. Quick break. We'll be right back. Don't go anywhere.

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And welcome back to the show everybody. Mike Crispy here coming to you live from New York, Real America's Voice Saturday night. Thanks for being with us. And you know, it seems like more and more our country is becoming unrecognizable, recognizable. I saw this clip here. This is from Dearborn, Michigan. Again, if you go back to, I don't know, if you go back to 10 years ago, 15 years ago, you would never thought you would see the day where an entire city is overtaken by a foreign religion and the town council then defies the laws of that town in order to accommodate that group. It's quite interesting what's going on. Let's take a look at this about noise ordinances and the Muslims having their call to prayer at 5:30 in the morning. Roll it. We have to go by first. The police is checking the decibel level. But I know what you're saying. Regardless of the decibel level, there's not supposed to be exterior speakers and that's what we have to look into. So just look at the building and see them. I know you asked us last time and we requested that because we asked if there was any permits and there was no permits of record for those installations. So we have to find out. People sometimes take into their own hand of doing something and we have to then, you know, react to it. So that's what, that's what you're bringing forward to us. And we will definitely look into it. So when I come in two weeks, you'll tell me the same thing. It's ridiculous. So what you see there are struggling white people that are getting pushed out of their own communities by Islamic fundamentalists who are taking over and making their own laws by not enforcing laws on the books and electing members of the council who turn the other way to accommodate those people. You better wake up. Let me tell you something. In New York City. Do you notice, Frankie, 25% of the population in New York City cannot speak English. That's where we're headed as a country right now. You have cities being overtaken by foreigners that are rewriting the laws by electing people again in their groups of influence that just toss away old laws and old norms and our country is slipping away from us. Wake up. How did this happen? It's not an accident. This is organized domestic terrorism by the globalist left. They've imported millions of people over the years through these scams of these quote unquote charity programs, these, these visa programs, these asylum programs, the asylum lawyers. There has been scams going on. The greatest human trafficking, organized crime operations in the history of the world are going on right now around the world. And it is funded by the globalists with the design to turn our country into an unrecognizable hellscape. Now. Now, number one thing, and that is what the Trump administration I hope tackles by the end of the four years. That is what I hope Keshe Patel at the FBI tackles in the next four years. Trump has said it. We want to go after Soros. We want to go after the people that fund the domestic terrorism that funded the BLM riots, that funded the importation of millions of people. Cuz they didn't just go through a nice canal and just walk up the border on a nice passageway 200 miles through the rainfall forest right to the checkpoint. Who put him there? Who brought him there? That's organized crime. That's a detriment and a threat to everybody's existence in this country. This is what Cash Patel should be tackling. Now. Keshe Patel announced this week that he had a big announcement. He gets up there at the doj, he goes to the podium. I think he's going to announce the indictment of Soros or something. And this is what he did. Roll it. Good morning. Today we are here in New York to announce a historic arrest across a wide sweeping criminal enterprise that envelops both the NBA and La Casa Nostra. The men and women up here standing with me represent a small portion of the leadership team that brought profound justice in an era that needed it more than any. I'll just highlight some of the, some of the details in the case and the FBI work and then you'll hear from the others. But as you now know, individuals such as Chauncey Billups, Damon Jones and Terry Rozier were taken into custody today. Former current NBA players and coaches. What you don't know is that this is an illegal gambling operation and sports rigging operation that spanned the course of years. The FBI led a coordinated takedown across 11 states. So. So, okay, gambling operation that's been. Been going on for 10 years. I get it. Not good. The basketball players were involved. They were front men. They were getting paid to show up. They were rigging the card games. And then you had players throwing the games. I've seen clips of the players. Okay, Like, I saw this guy in the Miami Heat, Frankie. He's like, you know, throwing the ball to the other team. And like, now it's like, just abundantly obvious that he was throwing the games and that the Mafia was involved and they were doing it for prop bets and payouts. Let me tell you something about gambling and all this. Nobody dragged you at gunpoint to the bookmaker to go place your bet. Nobody dragged you at gunpoint to the casino to go place your bet. Nobody put a gun to the back of your head and said, go sit down at this card game and gamble all your money away like a degenerate. Nobody did that. I'm not saying it's not wrong. It's 100% wrong. It's illegal. Yes, I get it, I get it, I get it, I get it. But this is your big thing. This is your priority. And by the way, Cash, it's La Cosa Nostra, which there's no evidence that it even exists, but La Cosa Nostra is what it's called. And you have all these globalists, these pedophiles, these radical leftists, these cartel people, the human smugglers, the people in the big cities doing all this crime and a card game that's been going on for 11 years, that a bunch of degenerates are getting wrapped up in that poses no threat to the general safety and welfare of the everyday American person. That's what you're. Listen, Cash, if you go after this and get everything else done in four years, fine. But if you don't get that done, the people that I'm talking about, the real problems, and this was your thing you're going to hang your hat on. Loser. I'm sorry, I'm not. I'm going to leave the jury out. He's got, you know, a couple of years to make right on this. But I would have started with the human trafficking globalist south of the border and around the world before I started with some Italians in a card game. Yes. Frankie, your opinion?

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Yeah, I mean, this is just insane. The priorities are upside down, and it was just And I'll just say this. If you're going to go through, you know, the sports betting, then at least be even and go after Shohei Ohtani, okay? Because that was the easiest. Case closed, done. Illegal betting, get him out of the mlb and. But we don't care. And get, get, get to the human trafficking, get to the criminals that are actually in Washington, D.C. and Virginia with making gajillion dollars. What a joke. Embarrassing.

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And by the way, they're like, oh, this was a $10 million fraud. That's peanuts. That's not.

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That's a day. That's a morning.

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That is what that is. That is what the cartel makes an hour. Smuggling humans into the country, paying off asylum lawyers to keep them in the country and tell them what to do. And the housing that they get and the benefits that they get. Give me a break.

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Go to Langley, Virginia, you know, and see what you see, what you find there. It's. It's just. What are we. What are we doing? I literally. I see him. Oh, he's got a big press conference. Let's go. Who's going down? Oh, okay. The NBA and the mob.

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What?

C (51:45)

Are you kidding me? It's comical. Really is.

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It is comical. And I wanna roll something even more comical. A guy who I think is gonna be running for 2028. President Stephen A. Smith. Somehow and again, I don't think Trump has anything to do with this at all. By the way, what would Trump have to do anything about this? Stephen A. Smith attempted on ESPN live television to sow seeds of fear and horror into his audience about this. Somehow this is related to Trump. Are you kidding me? Roll it. How many times for one incident after another have I said Trump is coming? He's coming. I'm gonna say it on national television again. Bad Bunny is performing at the super bowl, and all of a sudden you hearing ICE is gonna be there looking to engage in mass deportations. The super bowl disrupting things. Big night for the NBA when Beyonna put on a show that has now been smeared. Because we're talking about this story, okay? Remember, Trump has a long, long history connected to the world of sports because. Right. So it's Trump's fault. Trump wants a vengeance against the athletes that have turned their back. Give me a break. My goodness, there's gonna be ice at the Super Bowl. So you're saying that crime is legal on the Super Bowl. Stephen A. Smith, loser. Total loser. Frankie, last word on all this.

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Yeah, I'll just say, you know, we're not. You're probably not gonna be finding any illegal immigrants at the, at the Super Bowl. If you could, if you could try to buy a ticket yourself, me and Mike, I think we'd have some trouble because no one's affording those tickets. But yeah, Stephen A. Smith is the most embarrass. It's so clear he's been propping himself up to become this like front runner that comes into the mix. And it's just every time he speaks, he gets dumber and dumber and dumber. Yet his contract goes up and up.

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So take it for what you like. He really, he really does. Frankie's got a great point. He shows himself as being totally dumb and unqualified. Every time he gets a bigger spotlight for himself cuz people are telling him he could be the Democrat nominee in 2028. This is what you're gonna run against Trump on? Oh, he was coming after the NBA because they're strong black men. Give me a break. I don't think Trump cares about any of this. Cash Patel, what are you doing? Quick break. Goodbye.

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About it.

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Roll it. It really is incredible when you have Abigail Spanberg on Mikey, Sheryl, her background, all the different jobs that she has held in the military, and also like Elizabeth Slotkin. I mean, my God, these women are incredible. And to them, I would say, fight, fight, fight. Because we need them. Yeah, we need them and leading. And Mikey is like, she's doing a ton of interview. You know, when I talked to them, when I was in the car, you know, was this car. She had gone from interview to.

C (58:26)

To talk to.

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Oh, my goodness. She, you know, see the anxiety. Yeah, Cheryl did have a few missteps in her campaign, but she still has, as you say, about a five or six point lead per polling. Spanberg is leading Virginia a little bigger than that. But, you know, both still competitive races here heading into the last couple of weeks.

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But.

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But to Mika, to Molly's point, I mean, this is something that a lot of Democrats are grappling with right now as they've elect. They've nominated women. Two of the last three elections for the presidency. Lost both. There are some who say, well, we can't do that again. The stakes are too high. But of course, that does fall into the same misogynistic trap. Other countries have no problem. Other countries have no problem electing women. I can't believe it. It's women. And the fact that the women are getting treated so poorly in these elections. On Newsflash, there's two women up for the gubernatorial bid in Virginia. It's literally. Frank, you just put it there. It's woman on woman here. And by the way, our woman is a black woman. And I didn't hear a peep out of Al Sharpton about that. Interesting. You have some pasty white woman, elitist former CIA officer and a woman who worked in the nonprofit sector and space her whole life, giving back to the community, winsome Sears. And not a peep out of Al Sharpton on that panel about that. Oh, but they'll talk about how women are being held to a different standard and discriminated against because Abigail Sparnberger is a terrible candidate for governor. Maggie Sherrill is a terrible candidate for governor of New Jersey.

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Trust me, I know, Mike. I wonder what the contract was when Al Sharpton got caught selling crack and they said you're just gonna be a leftist puppet for the rest of your life. I guess that because. Yeah, it just shows. It's not about race. It's about propping up the Democratic Party and it's hilarious to watch.

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Yeah, I would have a little bit of respect as an Italian American civil leader. I would have a little respect for Al Sharpton if he was like, you know what, Winston Merle Sears is my girl in this race. You know what, that's amazing. It's a really amazing story of a strong black woman. Powerful, smart, charitable, good hearted. He can't even do that. He's dead silent when the narrative doesn't fit what he's being paid to do. 100%. Frankie. Totally right now about the way that Democrats enable and support violent psychopaths. Talked a little bit about that earlier in the show. Here's JB Pritzker again in Virginia. That race, that guy, we talked about it on the show. Jones running for attorney general, threatening to kill his political allies in text messages. And a lot of people on the left want to condemn Republicans for things that they say in group chats that are a little bit off color. But when they say they want to literally kill us viciously and go into gory detail, that's ignored or supported. Let's see how Pritzker reacts to that. Should the Virginia attorney general nominee Jay Jones drop out of the race over those texts that have been the focus of this race? Yeah, I think the text that I think everybody points to, he's apologized about that. I. People make mistakes. They do that. It's one thing if someone doing it repeatedly. Right. If you're making comments repeatedly that are, you know, like that, that. No doubt that was an offensive thing to write. You've donated $20,000 to Jay Jones. He donated $20,000 to the psychopath. And yeah, just because you threaten to kill somebody viciously, if you only do it once, it's no big deal. Let me ask you this. Is there any examples of Paul and Gracia who's gotten a lot of flack from the left over the last week? Are there any examples of him saying off color remarks other than one leaked text? Group chat. Chuck Schumer, though not applying the same standard. Listen to Chuck Schumer. Meltdown over texts. Not that are threatening, but are quite innocuous in nature. Off color, not good. Yeah, whatever. But was it specific violent threats? No. And by Pritzker's standard, there's nothing wrong. I guess we'll Schumer when you think it can't get any worse from Donald Trump in the White House. It does. Recently they nominated a man named Paul Ingrazia. They nominated him for a high up position in this administration. The man is an outright bigot. Racist. He's a pig. Here's what he said. He said Africa is a shithole continent. Racism if there ever was one. He said he has a streak of the Nazi in him. He seemed to be proud of that and he said that Martin Luther King Jr. It's all ridiculous. He was saying the Nazi thing in jest because all they do is call us Nazis and it's just a joke. All right, that's all the time that we have. Love you guys. Appreciate you. We'll see you back live next week. Take a deep dive into the stories making the news headlines across the world.

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