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You know, I know having a glam team, a trifecta, it feels like a luxury, but it was a time, time necessity. There is absolutely no way that I would be able to do my hair.
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Joe Lavronia
And makeup and have clothes ready that.
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Adam Wise
Fit, you know, because rare is the woman that can live off the rack. Yes. Well, for Ms. Michelle, most women live off the rack. You pull the rack, you know what size yarn, you try it on real fast. And Jeanette complained you had a glam team, that you were elected, you were the First Lady. This is not so difficult. Wouldn't it be nice if she just said, it was a wonderful job I had for eight years. I was the First Lady. These were amazing things that I lived through that I was able to do so many wonderful things for the American people. How is she still complaining? It seems like that's her mo. I really don't get it. Someone that grew up the way she grew up, made it to the top. You can't make it any higher place than she made it. Admire America, appreciate it, stop complaining. But somebody that should complain was President Trump, because the BBC was called out by the telegraph. They found out their documentary that they put out, and it was one week before the election, one week before 2024. They put out this documentary of January 6th, and they spliced it together and they made it sound. Let's go to cut 2. Watch what they did. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. And we fight. We fight like hell. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women. His original one was the latter part, where he said, we're going to cheer on the senators and brave men and women. And then they spliced it together one week before the election, saying, we're going to fight like hell. Making it appear that Trump encouraged the riots, encouraged the escalation, encouraged what we say what some of the Democrats in the media love to say was one of the worst days in American history. And it's lucky that they called it out like another publication and put their feet to the fire. So it was Samir Shah, BBC chair, that apologized while some of two of Tim Davy and the other, Deborah Tommy's resigned. But Shamir Shah just said he apologized and said it was an error in judgment. That's not an error in judgment. An error in judgment if you have a bad call in a sports team. This was tantamount to election interference. Tantamount. As you know, people are still in jail, Lots of people are still in jail for January 6th because of people like the BBC. Editing, editing things like that make it look way worse than it is. You know, Alphabet, you know, they, God forbid that Kamala won and they watched that video again, they'd keep going after Trump and who would be there to call it out of Kamala won? People. The same, you know, innocent people that were stuffed in The Gulag, the D.C. gulag and other jails around the country. For what? Or walking into a White House. Now we know coming out from all of this, there were 200 or somewhat FBI agents being waved in to Congress, being waved in. You told your whole life, you grow up, your whole life, you're told it's the people's house. Thousands of people go down to cheer on because they think it was robbed. And now we know so much evidence coming out, so many different states, drop boxes, this boxes. There was so much shenanigans in the election during COVID lockdowns and all that. We know so much. And coming out, the 250 FBI agents, these are some of the smartest lawyers, accountants, they always look for lawyers. They look for accountants that could trick people with numbers. And really so brilliant people go there and they're tricking the American people to walk into the White House. I mean, to walk into the Congress. So then they get them. You went into the Congress, you were part of the obstruction. You were part of trying to take over the government. The biggest fraud in American history, the biggest injustice in American history. And BBC should be ashamed of themselves because they were part of it. And they wanted to cause another election. They want to have more election interference and cause more strife. And they wanted to add their stamp to hurt Trump again. And watch what Trump said in cut three here, going ahead and suing the BBC. Well, I guess I have to, you know, why not? Because they, they defrauded the public and they've admitted it. And their Top echelon director general, CEO. This is within one of our great allies. You know, this is our supposedly a great ally. BBC have. The government has a chunk of that one, I guess. But that's a pretty sad event. They actually changed my January 6th speech, which was a beautiful speech, which was a very calming speech, and they made it sound radical and they actually changed it. What they did was rather incredible. They're showing me the results later on, the results of what they did, how they butchered it up. But it was very dishonest and the head man quit and a lot of the other people. We're actually going to play it. But tonight you are saying to our viewers that you will go forward and file a defamation lawsuit against the BBC. Well, I think I have an obligation to do it because you can't get people. You can't allow people to do that. Well, because, you know, and if he didn't go ahead and threaten a lawsuit that the two people that were Tim Davies and. And the other Deborah Turner, they'd probably still be working there. But it has to do. He has to show some accountability. Should go forward with the lawsuit because the BBC would do this over and over again. You know, BBC is a government function agency in the UK they don't care when they. People get, you know, the uk they don't have as much freedom of speech as we have. They lock up people for putting out Facebook posts, for putting out tweets. And you know, who does the cheerleading there? The BBC. They cheerleaded and people always say in America to go, I watched. I listen to the BBC because it's played in different states. In Florida, they can hear that the BBC. That's why they're suing. He might be suing in the Florida jurisdiction, but a lot easier to win a case in the UK Seems that some of the experts have told me. So they don't care when they go after people on the right BBC all the time, they do it. They were so against Israel during the war, making asides and they had spokespeople. They did a documentary, actually the BBC, and they used one of the Hamas sons as the spokesperson. Imagine this. That's what they did, the BBC. So it's reckless what they did. I'm glad the president's going to sue. Will he win? Who knows? But you know, what he did, he brought attention. When the president knights does something, it threatens that it's everywhere. So people want to know about it. And a lot of the liberal media as we expect to play in defense for the BBC as they always do. You know, we wouldn't put it past them to do that but America knows better. And I'm glad the President's fighting these things because when you have an institution that's funded in billions of dollars, government entity and they purposely go after the President because he's a Republican, they go after conservatives, they go, they go after their own people and that's what the BBC does and they've always been known that. And all the people in America. I watched the BBC. Good for you that you watched a bias institution. And I'm glad there's another outlet out there, GB News that's doing really well, the uk. So we're going to next we're going to take a look at these woke gender craziness. I thought we got rid of it, but it's still happening and you can't believe who's gonna who they're taking the side of that. 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Allison Steinberg
Thanks so much for having me, Adam.
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Adam Wise
Allison, you know, if most reporters, because, you know, the Democrats used to get in such softballs all the time, right? You know, they figured let's do the government. Let's put, let's have a government shutdown. Finally, it ended towards the end of the week, you know, but the media treats us with kid gloves. You know, we'll get, we'll sail through. We'll blame everything on the Republican because that was the game plan until there was independent media like you. The Republicans would always take the hit and they'd have to fold because the mainstream media always blamed the Republicans. Whether the Republicans were in Congress or the Republicans in the White House, they'd always take the fault. So they'd fold fast. This time. I said we're not folding. We're not giving into your demands. I felt it last week when I was traveling. Everybody was talking about travel. Oh, my God, am I going to get here? Am I going to get here? And the crescendo of all that, I think it finally put pressure to stop it. But what I'm saying is you put pressure on these congressmen, senators and lawmakers like nobody does. And I want to show one of the clips to our audience. Let's go to clip 3.5. And it's with Allison and Nancy Pelosi. What's this one?
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Allison Steinberg
Congresswoman Pelosi, are you at all concerned that the new January 6th committee will find you liable for that name? Are you at all concerned about the new January 6th committee finding you liable for that day? Why did you refuse the national guard on January 6th?
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Joe Lavronia
Shut up.
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Adam Wise
The president didn't send it.
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Adam Wise
Talking points as if you're a serious journalist?
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Allison Steinberg
The American people want to know. We still have questions. Thank you.
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Adam Wise
That was great. Because what's coming out lately is unbelievable. I just talked about the lawsuit, the BBC lawsuit in my last segment and what Cash Patel and the FBI is learning. All these people, a lot of the, all these set up the mass amounts of FBI agents that were in the crowd. So I'm glad you're asking that. Where is the rest of the media? Right. Do you see anybody else chasing Nancy asking the Questions at times, do you?
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Allison Steinberg
Definitely not. I would like to say first of all, big thank you to the Trump administration for allowing new media into the White House. This is completely unprecedented. Prior to now, it's just been all legacy mainstream media outlets that have been allowed into the White House press briefing. So now Lindell TV is there, we have Kara Castronova at the White House. Now I'm over at Congress and Congress is a whole different beast. There is, you know, not a whole lot of conservative media here in Congress and the ones that do claim to be conservative aren't really asking these types of questions. It seems like it's always these, you know, easy softballs and the. I know that for a fact because these members of Congress are more than happy to talk to any one of these other reporters that are here. But then when they see me coming, they, they dodge, they run, they refuse to answer, they insult me. So it's really been an interesting last couple of months. I've only been here for a few months, Adam, but the last few months have been very telling because these members of Congress are beginning to know who I am and they are avoiding me like the plague. That was the first time I had ever approached Nancy Pelosi and I don't think she's going to be taking any more questions from me ever again. I tried to actually confront her today and she literally ran away from me. So I don't know, I think I'm going to have to come up with a new disguise, maybe start trying to look like a liberal, get a short purple haired wig and a septum ring and then maybe I'll have another shot to ask Nancy Pelosi a question again in the future. But it is, it is a little difficult, a little challenging being here, but I'm not going to let it stop me and I'm not going to back down.
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Adam Wise
But I asked you earlier in the day, I said, do you have a compilation? Because you've done a, you've went after a bunch of lawmakers like this. Keep up the good work. But maybe you could dress trans. Going into our next, going into our next topic, maybe they won't notice you if you, you know, you go by trans and that they say something to you, say you're not allowed, I'm trans. Respect me. Right? So this Duke Cal police escorts a trans man out of the woman's restroom and it didn't even look like a trans, you know, sometimes you're like, if it may be somewhat attractive, right. But this is out of its control. I want to show you this. Cut four. Watch this. Police escorts the man out of the restroom, and he's the one that gets. And watch how the local NBA, this is the local. NBC covers it.
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Joe Lavronia
I use the restroom, the women's restroom.
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Adam Wise
Like I have been for months, if not years. Never had any issues. Sarah Swinson is a regular at the.
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Joe Lavronia
Tucker Reed Cofer Library.
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Adam Wise
She says after she used the ladies.
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Joe Lavronia
Room on October 20, a DeKalb police officer on hand for early voting confronted her.
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Adam Wise
He says, excuse me, sir.
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Joe Lavronia
So misgendering me right away.
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Adam Wise
You're not a woman. That's obvious.
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Joe Lavronia
Swenson says she tried explaining to the officer that she's a transgender woman, but he got angry.
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Adam Wise
This is a police matter. There are women and little girls in there, and I have to protect them.
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Joe Lavronia
She says it ended up causing a scene in the middle of the library.
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Adam Wise
And she tried to de.
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Joe Lavronia
Escalate.
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Adam Wise
Finally, I just nodded, you know, and he walked off.
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Joe Lavronia
And I was very thankful. The next day, she emailed library staff, who she says reached out to DeKalb County Police. The library filed the complaint on my behalf. There aren't any Georgia laws banning transgender people from using bathrooms aligning with their gender identity. DEKA PD says its internal affairs unit is actively investigating the incident, but offering few details. A spokesperson said the department, quote, remains.
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Adam Wise
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Joe Lavronia
Community with dignity, respect and professionalism.
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Adam Wise
I'm not mad at anybody. You know, more than anything, I'm just overwhelmed by the support I've gotten from people.
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Joe Lavronia
Amid a passionate nationwide debate over where and when transgender people can use bathrooms, locker rooms and play on sports teams aligning with their identity. Swenson looks at it this way.
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Adam Wise
I'm not looking for this guy to be fired. I'm not looking for him, you know, to be really punished in any way.
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Joe Lavronia
I just hope that this is an opportunity.
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Adam Wise
There's so much to unpack there. It's like, oh, my gosh, if that was an essence, if that was an SNL skit, you'd say, fine or some. But SNL wouldn't do that because they probably wouldn't go after a trans person, right? So we'd have to find it. No, you have to find actual. They're too woke. They wouldn't cover that. So I don't know who would cover that. But it is a comedy skit. But it was actually a real package, a real segment on NBC. And you notice they kept calling us. She. She. Yeah, it's like, I thought we kicked that. I thought we kicked that in the butt and got rid of it. But what do you think of that? And I found out later on they're investigating the police officer. Alice, can you imagine this?
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Allison Steinberg
Oh, of course they are. Imagine that. Obviously, we still have a lot more work to do here in America because this mental illness, which is exactly what we just watched there, is running rampant. The fact that these people just expect us to go along with their absolute and utter insanity is deeply disturbing to me. The fact that they expect other people to, you know, have sympathy for whatever gender they choose to identify with that day or whatever species they choose to identify with. It's absurd. Come on. We need to get back to sanity. We need to restore common sense in this country. Clearly, these people are so far gone that they're now expecting us to adapt. No, that's never going to happen. We need to push back at all costs and rebuke this demonic behavior, because that's exactly what it is. I just. I can't believe we've gone off the deep end this far. Very disturbing.
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Adam Wise
Right? And there was another incident in California, Los Angeles. And we look at hierarchies in the woke and the media brigade, right? So it was an African American woman singer was complaining, was livid over the fact there was a dude. We'll call him a dude. He was in the woman's restroom and just kept going in there, and she just went ballistic. And guess who they got rid of in the hierarchy. You think you'd protect an African American woman that's telling a guy. I mean, it's so bizarre. An African American woman singer telling a guy to get out of the bathroom. And they're protecting him. Watch this. And then they put her in tmz. They put the trans on tmz. So what's. I'm gonna show you this. Cut five here. Men, grown men with big in the women's locker room. And that's why I'm getting kicked out. And I want to make sure the girls. No, the. Everybody saw that man in the locker room. No one saying, and I'm done with it. It's stupid. It's dangerous. Me making in front of a man without my permission. Why would they kick out the gen y'?
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David Zier
All?
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Adam Wise
I'm terminated for not wanting men in the locker room. We didn't get a chance to show the guy I wanted to show, but. But I'm sure you might have seen that. You might have seen. You might have seen that clip in the past week. It was the guy. Did you happen to see that?
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Allison Steinberg
Yeah, I Did happen to see that. And that guy who's pretending to be a man clearly looks like a man. I'm sorry, he's pretending to be a woman, but he clearly looks like a man. I get so confused with this whole trans thing. It's like, how do you keep it straight? And then you have the fake news reporting that it's a woman or a. It's like the whole thing is just so insane you can't even keep track of it. It's like a whole mental gymnastics to even try to sort out what's actually going on there. But the bottom line is, is that the black woman gets canceled for complaining about the man in the woman's restroom. Then the, the man who was in the woman's restroom has the audacity to go on TMZ and say that, you know, he was unfairly targeted. And then it came up with this whole, you know, question, well, should there be a separate bathroom? Not for men, not for women, but for the trans people? Now that's the conversation we're having. Separate bathroom specifically for trans. No. Why should we have to, you know, go along with this insanity? Once again, we just need to restore sanity, common sense, and have men and women just the way God designed us to be. There's nothing in between. And the fact that we're trying to compromise with these people is total lunacy.
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Adam Wise
Yeah. Why does a business need to spend $30,000 or 40 to build another bathroom? Because we have insane woke people. Right? That's stupid. And you see, the people are like zombies. Trish Simon, the singer screaming, Nobody's standing on her side. I would have been screaming with her totally. But we have people that have, we have people that have been like so red pilled and so turned into like just obeying everything and it's really pathetic fighting because. Yeah, exactly. Alice, I want to thank you for joining us first time and keep up the good work in Congress. I'm over in U.S. congress. Thank you, Appreciate it. Up next, we're going to talk about the government shutdown to finally end it. And man is the media and even some Democrats taking out on our favorite New York senator. That and more coming up on Media Exposed.
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Adam Wise
Welcome back to Media Exposed. You know, finally it was 40 days we had this government shut down. Democrats were, you know, demanding all sorts of, you know, medical care and medical coverage and benefits for legal aliens and SNAP benefits back. So what happened? They finally travel was I feel like travel was coming in the holiday season. So the pressure was, pressure was coming in so hard. They finally came in. But they did the, they did the rational thing, responsible thing. And what happens? Boy, a Democrat, the Democrats, the eight Democrats, man, they're getting after the left who wants to take their scalp. The left is going after him. And even a lot of Democrats are going after men. They don't stick together on these issues when it comes to it. I want to welcome my next guest, David Zier, host of Breaking Point on Real America's Voice. Dave, thanks for joining us as always.
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David Zier
Hey, how are you? Adam?
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Adam Wise
Dave, I think Senator Chuck Schumer, the leader of the Democrats, I'm not sure exactly how long he's been, I think he's been in there since he's like 12, probably since he's bar mitzvah, which is usually you get bar mitzvahed at 13. So I think he was elected to the assembly at that age probably because I don't know if he's ever had a job, has he? So it seems he's been a legislator his whole life, but he's been the minority and majority leader for what? Since I think it's believed since Harry Reid left. Am I right? Which has to be about 15 or so years if I'm guessing. He's been the majority, the minority and majority leader.
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David Zier
Right.
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Adam Wise
And man, they're going after a scalp right now because he fold. They say he folded and they did the responsible thing, opened the government back up. Everything is going to get screwed up after a while. So what do you think? And the Democrats, I think, are the losers here. Give me your thought. Who do you think the winner and losers are here?
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David Zier
The GOP Congress and Trump are definitely the winners here. I think the Dems realize the catastrophic consequences of having a shutdown during Thanksgiving and shutting down the US Aviation system because even now opening up, there's going to be repercussions through Thanksgiving and, you know, it's going to take a while to get back to normal. And this will be the heaviest travel day in the history of US Aviation. And don't mess with mama's sweet potato pie on Thanksgiving, Adam. But I wanted to tell you that, you know, AOC fired a shot across Schumer's bow. I think I interpreted it that way on CNN that Schumer was complicit with the eight Dem senators who came over and broke away from the rest of the Dems to reopen the government. But Schumer himself voted against reopening, knowing this. You know, he's always playing both sides of the fence within his party. But it sounded like AOC making a play for congressional leadership and maybe to run against Schumer in 2028. He's been there since the mid-80s. So yeah.
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Adam Wise
So things like, you know, but they're blaming Democrat Schumer for not. He's an independent senator. You know, they could do what they want. Fetterman has been very independent. Early week, he let us fall. We hope he's doing well. Senator. He's been the one independent, you know, Senator out there that doesn't care, doesn't take orders from the, you know, from the leadership. And I wish we had more senators like that. But I want to Go cut here, cut six and show you where the coverage. Schumer in the shutdown. Do you think Schumer could be in trouble here with the left flank of the party? I think he's been in trouble. I think he, he is in bigger trouble now. I honestly, I think Senator Schumer has.
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Joe Lavronia
Been there since 1982.
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Adam Wise
My guess is that he won't be.
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Joe Lavronia
Leader of the party in 2027 after.
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Adam Wise
This election unless something really surprising happens. But one thing I want to say that we haven't discussed, we're talking about the internal strife within the Democratic Party. Democrats had internal strife before these elections.
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Joe Lavronia
Last Tuesday, and they unified because they.
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Adam Wise
Had a bigger concern, which was Donald Trump. And I think one of the problems Republicans have to consider now is Democrats did do a very good job of shining a bright light on this Affordable Care act issue and the general issue of health care costs. And now Republicans were steadfast in opposing a solution to it. Maybe they'll change their mind, but this is a heavy burden for them to carry into the, into the midterm election. This is holding a lot of analysis there, and Schumer is taking the heat of this. And I think like you said earlier, if he ran in a primary against aoc, who he'd be. He might be out of a job quick.
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David Zier
Yeah.
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Adam Wise
Well, I just want back to Brooklyn.
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David Zier
Yeah. And I want to know, how is schumer worth like $70 million? It's, it's so in insane here. But I think that Schumer saw there was no path here. Right. And because of the Affordable Care act, you know, if you're a contractor and you're a small builder or a small business owner, it costs you like 45, $50,000 a year for a family plan because of the ACA. This gives the GOP Congress an opportunity to address this because they have an uphill battle in the midterms. You know, they're down many seats right now in the, in the polls. I know it's early, but the Dems will do everything in their power to foil the midterms. So, you know, get ready for another round of antics.
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Adam Wise
You know, I think we have a tougher time, you know, in the midterm. This is my, this is what they wanted to take for Republicans. Take a little bit of hit here. And it kind of worked. Right. Because Virginia had about 6% of their voters were government employees, especially in Northern Virginia. And most of the government employees are always Democrats. And then again, how are they going to vote? I vote Democrat, and that Was a big swamp, as you say. I think the Hispanic burger won by 13 or so points. Yeah, I think we have. And the GOP has a much harder time in this midterms coming up to keep the majority because of the lot of different headwinds not in the Republicans favor.
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David Zier
Well, the latest Cook Political Report analysis that I saw, the Dems are gonna gain nine seats and that's not good. But Northern Virginia is a lost cause forever. Adam, we've been going to D.C. for almost 50 years. You go, you go to D.C. back in the day, in the 80s, you could buy a house in Alexandria for $150,000. You can't touch anything for under $1 million. Now the swampy culture that was off during the shutdown, which was probably part of the Dems plan in advance of the shutdown. They knew this was, they were going to do this for election day. You know, they campaigned down in Virginia. Winsome Sears was a never Trumper for a while. You know, they didn't run the best candidates this year. I don't think, think that those elections in Jersey and Virginia were too indicative of where we're heading. But I am definitely worried Democratic socialists are gaining steam around the country. Maybe not as much as they wanted in this election outside of Mamdani, but yeah, it's. There's a schism in the Democratic Party right now. There's the fight. It's kind of like MAGA was with the establishment Republicans back in 2020 and 2024. Right. Trying to bring the party back to the right. Well, the DSA is trying to bring the party to the left of Vladimir Lenin.
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Adam Wise
Well, what David, I understand, but one of the most important blocks that we got collaborative was women. Gen Z women, Independent Gen Z women, Democratic Gen Z Overall Gen Z women, some like 75, 25% went to the Democratic candidate. How is this. Why are we getting clobbered with women? Women don't like combativeness. They don't like in your face. And even though Trump won big, we had a, you know, he ran against Kamala, who wouldn't do an interview even if she did an interview with a friendly outlet. She. It was terrible. Bad. Candidate Biden was half dead. Everything was. Trump was doing was great. He hit up every seat. But, you know, we earn the trust of the American people. We don't. We don't. We're not kings here. We're not. We don't, you know, have too much confidence. It seems like there's too much confidence coming out of the White House. Karen Levitch doing a great job, but she's a bit bombastic too. That might come across not great when women are watching it or he's rounding up. You know, I have a Hispanic colleague client. He says Adam and he approached, he says, my dad and my father in law and I went to Disney World last week and we said he brought his passport, visa, all this paperwork he brought us. He said, what dad, why are you bringing all this paperwork? He said, I'm afraid watching all these videos. So we took Hispanic then Tony was the leader of the Hispanic delegation for Trump Latino Wall street and his father in law was very scared to borrow his paperwork. I said, wow, so those videos too are taking hit. So I think we've got to tone down the rhetoric and change a little bit. Otherwise I don't think it might not be a happy November 2026. What do you think about that? Give me your thoughts on what.
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David Zier
I think that the women on the right love Carolyn, leave it. Because not only is she a family woman but, but she's super competent. She always knows her stuff and she's razor sharp. But I think on the other side, the women on the left have become more angry and potentially violent than ever before. They're so radical. I mean you just take a Delta flight down to, you know, Palm BEACH or to D.C. you know, the libs, the women, they're, they're angry. They're very angry. So I think it's gotten worse on their side.
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Adam Wise
But we don't win by staring at our phone on rah rah conservatives and rah rah influences. And there's a big slath in the big, you know, part of America in the middle. And each election pretty much is won by independents and the, whether it's a little bit to the right in the Republican, I mean, a little bit moderate Republican, a little moderate Democrat and independent. And that's how you win majorities in the country.
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David Zier
Yeah, well, Adam, it's, it's all the economy.
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Adam Wise
And Republicans have. David, Republicans have a much tougher time winning the majority because rural and suburban districts are harder to win. I mean, Democrats win their districts easily. You know, New York City, so many districts in New York City, so many differences in the, in the big cities that Democrats crush at. So Republicans have a harder path always to win. Yeah, well, final thoughts on that.
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David Zier
There's no doubt about it because, you know, the rugged individualists and the farmers and the small business people across America outside of the blue cities, you know, all the hardworking people never ask anything from anybody and they come out in force and they showed that in the 2020 and the 2024 elections, which I believe Trump won both of those and they took back Congress because of it. But you know, the media and the Dems are up to no good. I am, I am worried about the midterms. I think though, Trump's economy will kick in. I think interest rates will be down another 50, 100 basis points in the coming year. Mortgages will be at 4.55%. They're more attainable for people. And, you know, I think the country's going to rebound and maybe we keep the house.
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Adam Wise
David, I want to thank you for joining us as always. I'll see you soon. See you next week.
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David Zier
Thank you, Adam. Thank you.
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Adam Wise
The legacy media lately has been all over the pricing inflation. For four years I didn't really care, but it was heavy, it was hard on the American people. But all of a sudden, one segment, next segment, want to speak to someone right in administration. Coming up next on Media Exposed.
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Adam Wise
Welcome back to Media Exposed. The legacy media over the last couple of weeks have been obsessed with pricing, with inflation Under President Trump, selective coverage, tarnishing the gop, tarnishing the president under Biden, barely a whisper. You had to go online. You had to go through different media sources to figure this out. Then. Now it's how is it hurting families? How are people praying for groceries over what you regularly thought they would do? Now, straight into one year into his presidency, all over Trump, all over the Republicans by giving them falsity and false statistics over and over again. I want to welcome my next guest. First time with Media Exposed. Joe Lavronia is the counselor to the Treasury Secretary. Joe, thanks for joining us here.
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Joe Lavronia
Adam, thank you for having me.
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Adam Wise
I want to show you this first photo. It's by the Media Research center. And it was all about the government shutdown. And this is what we have to deal with. And I know you got to deal with it. Look at this. Republican fact checks by PolitiFact. Under Republican fact checks, 84% mostly false or worse and then 19% towards the Democrats. That's a political fact. Imagine somebody calls themselves political Fact and they're biased themselves. But that's the Dems. They always come up with these cute words. That's for all their little, you know, narratives and all their groups to make it sound like it's real. But, you know, finally the government shutdown was over the latter part of last week. I want to get your thoughts on who the winners were losers are and you know, and all the heat the Democrats take. Give me your thoughts on the finally we reopen the government. Who the big winners were?
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Joe Lavronia
Well, unfortunately, the losers were the American public because the Democrats kept the government shut and it wasn't necessary. They, the administration won because we wanted a clean cr. Any negotiation after that we'll have and that's now been part of this negotiation. But basically what the Democrats agreed to was what we had been advocating from day one as a clean CR. Democrats had done 13 of those under the Biden administration. You look back at the prior four Democrat administrations when the Republican Party was a minority, they supported 15 clean CR. So ultimately we won. But it came at the expense because of the Democrats. Workers who lost income, lost pay, endured hardship, working class families working poor that did not need that unnecessary suffering. In terms of gdp, gross domestic product, various estimates from the cbo, the CEA to the private sector Wall street firms suggest that growth could be cut in half in the third quarter from what it would have would have reported absent the shutdown. So if we were growing at 3 to 4% growth, we're actually at 4 basically in the second quarter, 4 again in the third, maybe 4 in the fourth. Instead of growing at 4, we're growing at 2. $87 billion of lost income according to CEA. That's a huge number. And that basically is coming out of the American workers pocketbook. And that's a sad situation. A situation did not have to happen. And that's because the Democrats holding the country hostage, shutting the government down and they didn't get anything for it. Which makes the situation quite, quite tragic. Fortunately, the economy's reopened. President Trump's historic passage of the one beautiful bill which is huge middle and lower class income tax cut, will drive nominal wages, improve affordability significantly. That's a 26 story. But unfortunately, Adam, we had to endure some hardship here in the short term.
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Adam Wise
You know, Joe, it's a combination of Democrats. They figured they wanted that big rally to happen, the King's rally. They live and breathe government, they live and breathe politics. I don't. They care about small business, they care about the American people. And the other thing is if you went through the litany of these Democrats, they don't, even most of them don't have a real business job. Their lives, their lives are government. So for them they used every tool they can to win points looking forward to the election and it might have helped them in Virginia because you know, a big chunk of the electorate, our government employees and that might have won the governorship, probably lost cause anyway Virginia. But I want to go to the first cut here. Look at this. I want to go to show you this video here. Was cut. Let's go to cut nine. And Treasury Secretary did a great job here Washington. I think that the tariffs help consumers because we are able to, if you go back and look, we have the brought down the budget deficit and if MIT came out with a study that said that 42% of the great inflation was caused by the big deficit spending. So as you bring down deficit, it's spending Inflation will come down and the tariffs right now we take in substantial tariff income over time.
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Joe Lavronia
That will rebalance as the factories move to the US and that will become.
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Adam Wise
The corporate income or wage income. And by bringing down the budget deficit, we are bringing down inflation. It's important that, you know, the treasury said going on Morning Joe because if they told the story about towards, it'd be all negative. It's hurting the American people. And it was basically four against one in there. So you could explain to the audience again why it's important to tariffs. I want to explain it to our audience. Well.
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Joe Lavronia
Secretary Bessant was spot on in what he said. And he could also go into more detail and say, take everything he said. The fiscal framework, which has dramatically improved under President Trump. So in the last two quarters of the 2025 fiscal year, which ended in September, spending year on year was down about 11 1/2 percent. 74% of last year's budget deficit occurred under Joe Biden. We had his massive spending blowout because we're getting our fiscal house in order. That will lower inflation, that will improve people's after tax income, meaning inflation after real income, rather income after inflation goes up. But because we passed the one big beautiful bill and we've got no tax on tips and overtime, that's going to improve their after tax income. And because the fiscal house is an order, that's also lowering interest rates so you have stronger income in both real terms and after tax terms. The fiscal foundation is more solid. That allows mortgage rates which recently fell to a 52 week low and will continue to fall given the President's policies. That's improving housing affordability. We have to go further. There was historic damage done under the prior administration. Affordability had never been lower under any administration than the previous administration. In other words, what it would cost for a single first time homebuyer to purchase a home. Those trends are improving thanks to the fiscal foundation that the President, with the help of Secretary Besson has laid out. And that's essentially what he was getting at in those comments.
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Adam Wise
You know, Joe, we have another problem here. Because when I grew up and my parents would say one of the most important things in America was home ownership, own a home. We got radical socialists, basically won the mayor ship in New York City. We have socialists running the Democratic Party. You never hear them say to their constituents, to their supporters, go earn a living and buy your first home and invest. No. So that's another problem might hurt these people. These people being taught, whether it's in the University by their own leaders. That homeownership's not even important. So that's another fight we have that's on a different level. Right, Right.
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Joe Lavronia
Well, President Trump is a builder. And in the one big beautiful bill, which is going to have 100% expensing for factories, which has never done before, it made permanent 100% expense for capital equipment. So think about it. The President has gotten all the illegal workers out of the country and that will lift nominal wages over time because American workers are not competing with those workers that are artificially depressing wages. We're then going to build factories with American workers. The factories that have the equipment in them will be 100% expensed. That will increase what's called the capital stock, allowing productivity to rise. That in turn will lift wages. It's what we saw under President Trump's first term when you had an historic increase in real median income from 2017 to 2019 before the pandemic struck. And that was because of President Trump's policies. He took those ideas and plans which worked so well, and improved upon them in the bill. So this one big, big beautiful bill, which is significant middle and lower income tax relief is going to improve after tax income and inflation adjusted terms will also improve because inflation will come down because the economy's productive capacity increases. This is why the American people resoundingly put the President back in office. And these policies will pay significant dividends in 26.
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Adam Wise
And I had something a little different, but it's on the same. You know how small businesses are hurting. I have a friend who owns a big trucking company out of playing by the rules out of Chicago, 200 trucks or more. And we find out that. And he hasn't been able, he says, adam, I can't make any money. I'm losing money. Liz, since undivided. You know what we find out that in California's 20, 30,000 illegals had trucking licenses. And how do you compete when he's playing by the rules and they give him licenses out there?
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Joe Lavronia
But that's the, that's the whole point. Yeah. And that's what President Trump understands is that when you and Secretary Besson has made this point many times as well, which is if you have this worker, if you have these people come in and they're here illegally, they're depressing the market based wage rate for American workers. So all of a sudden now these, these companies can pay their workers less, but it's not a market based wage rate in a sense because they're not playing by, by a fair system, a legal system. So when you remove those workers, nominal wages are going to rise. And because we're giving companies the ability to invest in capital at a very attractive rate, the companies can get paid, companies can make more. And workers, as we saw in President Trump's first term, will take home more of that margin, more of that product. That's why we saw a real blue collar wage boom in President Trump's first term and why we've seen up to the point the government was shut down because the Democrats, we saw very strong gains and what we call real blue collar wages. That will continue now that the government's open and President Trump's policies will come to fruition and build sustenance and growth in 26 and beyond.
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Adam Wise
Joe, great. Thanks for your insight, Joe. Appreciate it. I'll see you soon. I'll be back soon. Thank you. Joe.
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Joe Lavronia
Thank you. Thank you very much, Adam. Appreciate it.
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