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Cancer Patient
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Grant Stinchfield
Foreign. Welcome to Stitchfield. Once again, President Trump is proving to me why I think he is the greatest commander in chief this country has ever seen. And yes, I'll include George Washington in that list. What President Trump is able to do with his ability to see the field, put pressure in certain areas to make our enemies come to the table and make a deal is nothing short of miraculous. So apparently President Trump's threats to blow up power generation facilities, these big giant electricity producing power plants in Iran that he said he could take out with one shot. Between that and and moving Marines into the area, almost 5,000 of them, the sign there is that we'll go take Carg Island. That's where all of the oil comes out of Iran on that Kharg Island. Between those two things and the relentless bombing campaign, Iran said, hey, we better make a deal. This is President Trump this morning.
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Donald Trump
They want very much to make a deal. We'd like to make a deal too. We're going to get together today by probably phone because it's very hard to find a country. It's very hard for them to get out, I guess. But we'll at Some point very, very soon meet. We're doing a five day period. We'll see how that goes. And if it goes well, we're going to end up with settling this. Otherwise we just keep bombing our little hearts out.
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Grant Stinchfield
So. And don't think that he won't. Now, this five day pause is not a pause of the bombing campaign. It's a five day pause that we've got to get the Straits of Hormuz under control and a five day pause that we will not bomb the power generation facilities in Iran. That's it. Everything else is still on the table. Now, the markets responded resoundingly skyward today on this news, which tells you where real Americans are thinking about this. But of course, the mainstream media, they have to continue their psyop of negativity to it all. Watch this. While Iran is saying that there are
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Martha Stewart
no talks, Trump is saying that there are.
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Cancer Patient
The Iranian parliament speaker added more confusion
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Grant Stinchfield
to a morning of the he said,
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Cancer Patient
he said between the US And Iran.
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Matt Tardio
get a draw to get drawn into
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Grant Stinchfield
further diplomacy, which I think makes me fairly skeptical about what we're hearing from
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the American president today.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, so they say the. Well, look, they don't say. They basically repeat Iranian propaganda for their people. Just to review here, this is President Trump in Memphis for the guys behind the glass. Cut to. Basically who are you going to believe, the mainstream media or President Trump? I'll go with President Trump. Roll it.
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Donald Trump
Now, Iran is one more opportunity to end its threats to America and our allies and we hope they take it. Either way, America and the entire world will soon be much safer and will be a much more secure planet.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, so one of the issues though, and I will acknowledge it's an issue, is who is calling the shots in Iran. It appears the Ayatollah Khomeini, you know, the leader who was wiped out, his son elected into his position appears to be mia. We believe he's severely wounded, not calling the shots. A feckless leader by all accounts. And now there's someone else calling the shots. Let's call him a mystery man. President Trump again.
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Donald Trump
But we're dealing with the man who I believe is the most respected and the leader, you know, it's a little tough. They've wiped out. We've wiped out everybody. No, not the supreme leader. We don't. Well, nobody's ever, nobody heard of the second supreme leader. Son, are these correct? Nobody. We have not heard from the Sun. Every once in a while you see a statement made but we have not. We don't know if he's living.
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Grant Stinchfield
Son could be dead. So now this mystery man. I will say the media asked the same exact question that I would want to know from President Trump. Why not just give up his name? And President Trump said this again, Mr. President, I know you deployed.
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Donald Trump
Because I don't want him to be killed. Okay? I don't want him to be killed.
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Grant Stinchfield
Mr. President, you deployed.
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Donald Trump
Nobody wants to be that. Nobody wants that job right now. You know, nobody's exactly looking forward to being the head of that particular country, but perhaps we'll be able to solve that problem.
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Grant Stinchfield
Look, President Trump talked about part of the deal was going in and taking all of the enriched uranium, all of it, and we would just go in there and basically take it or really then giving it to us. He said everything was on the table. I believe him. I think these talks will go very well. As we got word, Israel killed two of Iran's top nuclear scientists in airstrikes today as well. Now to an ominous threat back here in the United States. With all of the heightened tensions in the Middle east, you know that the United States is still a target. The drones are back now, apparently this time over military bases. The first set is actually in D.C. the D.C. area, which is Fort McNair, where Secretary of War Hegseth calls home. Not this video, guys. Not quite yet. Where Secretary Hegseth calls home and Marco Rubio is living. Drones had come over that base. They say it's. It's not a real concern yet, but still interesting. Now to the video you just saw, but Barksdale Air Force Base, that's in Louisiana. That is home to the B52 bombers. They've had between March 9th and 15th, 12 to 15 incursions. One of them back on March 9th, sparked a shutdown of the base and a shelter in place.
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Grant Stinchfield
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Matt Tardio
It looked like this was deliberate and intentional to see just how they would react.
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Grant Stinchfield
And seeing this probe on a base inside the United States is very troubling. All right, so I agree that the drone incursions seem to me to be from state actors, not hobbyists. They're too advanced. But they have to believe they're going to be spotted. So to me, I worry this is a test, not to gather surveillance, but to see what the reaction would be. And God forbid they used weaponized drones over these bases. This is Erik Prince, you know him, founder of Blackwater.
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Matt Tardio
That allows one pilot to control dozens
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Grant Stinchfield
or even hundreds of drones simultaneously. Where the human Sets the parameters, sets
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Matt Tardio
the target, and then the drones effectively
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Grant Stinchfield
in a swarm, organized.
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Matt Tardio
So even if some of them are
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Grant Stinchfield
taken out on the way to their objective, the the drones figured out amongst themselves to retarget, reprioritize, to get, to get after and engage the whatever target they're after. This really is a story not a lot of people are talking about, but it is a concern. You have Chinese owned land very close to some of these bases as well. And I want to bring in now to talk about this former Green Beret, host of Speak the Truth podcast. Our buddy Matt Tardeo is back. Matt, welcome to the program.
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Matt Tardio
Thanks for having me back again, Grant.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Matt, nobody does open source intel like you do, maybe even some closed source intel too. What are you hearing about these drones specifically? Let's talk about Barksdale Air Force base where these B52 bombers are housed. What are you hearing?
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Matt Tardio
Yeah. So four hours worth of loitering time for each day, right? Up to four hours worth of loitering time. And that, that pretty much takes out the quadcopter idea as far as these drones go. Barksdale Air Force Base also has, you know, drone jamming equipment, if you will. That's over there. These things can be guided in several different ways. I'm going to go ahead and rule out fiber optics on this one because it most certainly doesn't sound like that was the case. Plus it would have a wire that leads back to where these suckers were being launched from. But primarily, you know what? We're looking at some pretty advanced technology that was going in there, allowing them basically skirt the jamming systems that were taking place. Now, if it just happened one day and it kind of caught them with their pants down type deal, and they ended up locking it down and shutting all the B52s out, that's one problem. But this occurred every day for an entire week. Every day for an entire week. You had 12 to 15 drones with up to four hours worth of loitering time over, over that base. And they went over the airfield. They also went over some of the general quarters areas, lots of other things. This is part of the like, you know, United States is nuclear triad, right? Like this isn't a little deal, this is a big deal, is a big incursion. And when we start really assessing at where, you know, Barksdale is, you know, with distance from Dallas, with distance from Houston, let's not forget that, you know, 15 months ago we had a guy from Houston drive over and, and run through a crowd over inside of New Orleans.
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Kip Herridge
Right.
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Matt Tardio
And let's also not forget about the fact that just a couple weeks ago we were talking about, you know, DHS in the United States army using an advanced laser to shoot drones down that were coming across the border that they later said was a party balloon. Right. So we were very antsy in our pantsy about shooting things down, coming across our border. And I think we were doing it for a in. This is very, very troubling in the aspect that one day, yes, you could look at it as a pro, but after that, now we're just rubbing things, you know, now they're basically just rubbing in our face that they're able to do this. Ran a cost estimate of these suckers. When you look at it and you're talking about with that amount of flight time, plus the fact that we have no idea where they came from, which likely means that they ended up coming across the rural area, like you mentioned, that they ended up having lights on them. Reports that I'm hearing is the lights can turn on and off. Okay. So they were flying covertly up over, you know, the Barksdale Air Force Base. And when they got on there, they turned the lights on, which is even more sign that they're doing probing and harassment operations. But then they end up turning their lights off and all exiting through different corridors, leaving the base, which makes it even harder to trace them.
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Grant Stinchfield
Matt, it seems to me hard to believe that the United States military, with all the might that we've seen put on display in Iran, we're not just shooting these down or at the very least just following them. This was something I couldn't understand. When we were dealing with the drones up along the East Coast a couple summers ago, we just let them go. Do we know they are or did we shoot them down?
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Matt Tardio
To my knowledge, we haven't shot anybody. We haven't shot a single drone down. None of them fell out of the sky, none of them got recovered. Nobody's been arrested by it. None of that. When you take a look at, you know, kind of down to the southeast of the base, it's, you know, these things only need about 50 meters worth of like launch space.
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Matt Tardio
So 50 meters worth of Runway and you could easily assess that these would be fixed wings as opposed to quadcopters, just from the loitering time, plus the amount of distance they' traveling, etc, and that's going to mean that they're going to have liquid fuel, etc, so you're going to have different launch points, you're going to have different Recovery points. You might have different recovery points for all of them. You know, it just kind of depends on how you look at it. And you're looking at upwards of like a million dollar worth of operation there. Once you start talking about the technology that they'd have to put into those drones in order to go around, you know, our countermeasures.
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Grant Stinchfield
Who do you think's behind it? I mean, normally I would say China would be one of the prime suspects right off the bat, but we have everything going on with Iran right now. So now you got to bring in the Holy Warri jihadists. It seems a little advanced for them in some respects. But your thoughts on who could be behind it?
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Matt Tardio
Well, China, Russia and Iran are your top three contenders. Iran and the Iranian regime falling out of power is. Is horrible. Horrible for both Russia and horrible for both China. Have I talked to you about this before, Grant, about just, like, how much influence, you know, Iran has over, like, the Russian operations, how much they provide what Iran's been doing for Russia and vice versa for China? Have we had that discussion?
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Grant Stinchfield
We have not, and we should have that discussion at some point, but it's a big deal. So. So you think this is Iran? I just don't know how they could organize something like this as their leadership is basically being eliminated.
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Matt Tardio
I would throw Iran, Russia or China. All three of them have mutual interest in making sure that the US doesn't succeed inside of Iran. Obviously, for obvious reasons, the regime does. When it goes down to oil and it goes down to the yen, China does.
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Grant Stinchfield
Right.
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Matt Tardio
We got us ripping out Maduro, ended putting a big hurt on, on China. Russia has got the same aspects in the way of, you know, the ruble, but also when it goes down to the war effort over inside of Ukraine. So we rip out the regime and it's going to end up hurting both of those two different states as well.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, I know you'll be following this, and we should have a broader conversation about the implications for Russia and China with the basically fall of Iran. It's always a pleasure to talk to you. Special Forces veteran Matt Tardio at Anger Tab on the Platform X. Buddy, it's great to see you. Thank you.
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Matt Tardio
Thanks for having me again.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. The drones are, are frightening here. And so you got Barksdale and you got D.C. we'll see where else they show up. My guess is you're going to start to see them show up at some of these other bases, especially where the B2s are up in the Midwest. All right, best news so far. All right. This was a good weekend leading up to today. Knowing for me, I mean, I like to just give the little zigzag to the other side, right? To me, that's what putting ICE agents in our airports is all about. I love President Trump for coming up with this idea. You know, TSA agents are pressed okay with this DHS partial shutdown. So Trump says, let's put ICE agents in the airport to help pick up the slack. Here's President Trump today.
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Donald Trump
When I. When I announced yesterday about ice, the Democrats called, we want to settle. We want to settle. And I told the people, don't settle, don't settle, because we have something bigger. Only settle if you get the Save America act, voter ID and so important proof of citizenship, etc.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right? So he says, hold firm on the fight. He may be right. Think about what President Trump did here by moving ICE agents into the airports. Not only did he trigger the left, which is just so satisfying. I mean, to be frank about it, he fixes some of the TSA issues with staffing shortages during this budget shutdown. And ICE agents get to continue immigration enforcement, only this time in the airport. How easy is it to ask, are you an American citizen? Show a license now you got these databases everywhere. This is fabulous. The Democrats don't like it, though. Listen to them. The last thing that the American people need are for untrained ICE agents to be deployed at airports all across the country, potentially to brutalize or in some instances, kill them.
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Donald Trump
They're totally untrained to do the kind of security checks that are required.
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Grant Stinchfield
They want to hold TSA hostage so that they can kill. Continue getting Democrats to fund the illegality happening at ice. Let's just isolate our difference.
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Matt Tardio
Let's not hold TSA hostage any longer.
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Grant Stinchfield
They're so hypocritical. That's what they're doing. And by the way, Hakeem Jeffries, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. You think ICE agents are just going to be killing people at the airports? How disgusting. What a low level, low IQ individual, quite frankly. So now I wanted to know. I said, you know, somebody in the administration had to come up with this idea of putting ICE agents in the airport. Was it Stephen Miller? He's a bright guy. President Trump said it was his idea.
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Donald Trump
We're dealing. Really? Mine. That was mine. That was like the paperclip. You know the story of the paperclip. 182 years ago, a man discovered the paperclip. It was so simple. And everybody that looked at it and say, why didn't I think of that? ICE was my idea. I called. First person I called was Tom Holman. I said, what do you think? He said, I think it's great.
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Grant Stinchfield
Of course he did. What else was he going to say? I do think it's great. Just like the paperclip. I still use them all the time as well. I want to bring in now he's running to unseat Republican Lindsey Graham in a Republican primary out there in South Carolina. Senate candidate Mark lynch is with us. Mark, welcome to the program.
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Mark Lynch
Thank you for having me, Grant. Glad to be on again.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely, Mark, and congratulations. Lot of press coming out of your race that you are doing very well in the polls against Lindsey Graham. Quite frankly, this DHS shutdown I blame in in large part on Republicans like Lindsey Graham.
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Mark Lynch
Absolutely. You know, we need to nuke the filibuster and stop all the shell games these guys are playing. I can't do that in my business. We have to make decisions and vote on procedures when we have something we have to deal with. And these guys need to be held accountable, and they need to go ahead and get the vote out and stop the filibuster games.
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Grant Stinchfield
What would you recommend to John Thune? Or maybe I can ask you, even more importantly, how would you handle Jonathan? I'm sure he's not happy about. About you running against his buddy Lindsey Graham. What would you be saying to John Thune right now if you were up there?
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Mark Lynch
I would expose John Thune to the citizens and, and say, we need to hold you accountable. You know, over 80% of Americans are ready for the SAVE act to pass, of all things. You have to be a citizen. And, you know, is he a traitor to the country, fighting all this stuff and defunding DHS and closing it down and causing millions of Americans to have all these travel issues? And, you know, I was watching you earlier. I think Trump did an awesome thing putting ICE to take over from tsa. They're better trained than TSA agents are, I can assure you.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right. You know, knowing President Trump, this was surely a negotiating tactic because you knew the Democrats were going to go hog w over this. President Trump says, stand firm. Get the SAVE act through, tie it to the DHS funding bill. Just, just get them all. Use one against the other. Good idea, Mark. And how actually do you make that happen now up there?
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Mark Lynch
Yeah, well, everybody sees Trump's not going to move. And we know he knows how to negotiate, and he isn't compromising on common sense stuff that keeps America first and keeps America Safe. Because if we have terrorists and people that are not citizens of this country voting in our elections and we can't keep the borders closed and we can't have airport security, our country, our security is gone. And everybody's talking about it. You know, all of the jihadists that are inside our borders that came across during Obama's regime and Biden, we've got to get Tom Homan and ICE back deporting these people like we were, because there's, there's, there's millions of them inside of our borders. And so Trump, keep holding, hold firm. Make your senators do their job if they're truly America first Republicans. I don't understand the problem. These guys and their voters and their constituents in the, in the districts across the states they represent are seeing that they're not going to vote correctly. They need to get them out of, out of office and get rid of these traitors.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, look, you've got Lindsey Graham on the ropes where I am in Texas. We're back in Ken Paxton, who's got John Cornyn on the ropes. You don't get any more establishment than those two guys. And then on the other side, you got guys like Chuck Schumer. Now, I don't expect you to go up there and knock any sense into him, but let me just play what we're up against. This is cut. 22 guys. Roll that.
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Cancer Patient
That let's remember TSA agents require, at least.
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Grant Stinchfield
In any case, ice's mere presence is going to inflame the situation at these airports where tensions are already high. Every time a traveler walks to their gate or stands in line at security and sees an ICE agent lurking about, they're going to be reminded of Donald Trump's chaos. They're going to be reminded of Minneapolis, and they're going to think the chaos is now coming to my city, too. You know, quite frankly, Mark lynch, that's an insult to the American people. As if we would turn our backs on, on federal law enforcement trying to keep us safe. They, they stoop at no low. I'll give you the last word here.
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Mark Lynch
Yeah, that's just a Chinese, Russian jihadist statement that in an ops campaign to, to turn that around and speak like that. The majority of America is happy. ICE is there. They're happy what Trump's doing. And everybody wants to know that actual citizens of this country are voting in elections, not illegal aliens in this country. That's just so true.
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Grant Stinchfield
Asinine Mark lynch, where can people find you and your campaign?
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Mark Lynch
All right, well, you've heard the news, Lindsay's polling at 41%, I'm at 21. And then we've got 33% that'll come our way. And everybody's excited and the money's coming in. We're traveling all over the state. And we're winning because we have a viable candidate in me, Grant, that is going to remove Lindsey. And this will be a beautiful birthday present for our 250th birthday of America to get rid of a traitor like Lindsey Graham. So go to lynch force senate, that's lynch4senate.com and join this campaign and help us get rid of a traitor in this country.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Mark Lynch, I appreciate you coming on the program. I urge people to help you out. Thank you so much, sir.
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Mark Lynch
Yes, sir. Thank you.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. And good luck going forward for sure. Real quick, tie DHS to the Save America act, the DHS funding bill. You negotiate the whole thing as a package. This is what President Trump is saying we should do. Nobody negotiates like this guy. One more bite from, from Soundbite. From President Trump.
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Donald Trump
I'm tying Homeland Security into voter identification with picture and proof of citizen citizenship in order to vote. And those two items are the most important thing having to do with Homeland Security. So it's part, it should be part the of, of the Homeland Security bill. And I'm requesting that the Republican senators do that immediately. You don't have to take a fast vote. Don't worry about Easter going home. In fact, make this one for Jesus. Okay?
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Grant Stinchfield
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Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back everyone. I am urging Pam Bondi to ramp up prosecutions of those treasonous and seditious bad actors who made life so miserable for President Trump and so many great conservatives. You know the people I'm talking about, the Fauci's, the Brennans, the Comeys and so many inside DOJ and the FBI. Because here's the reality. If we don't do that, we know what the Democrats are going to do. They've already done it once. Do you not think they are going to do it again? And here's how I know for sure that they will go after all of us with a vengeance. Because they say they will. This is the governor of Illinois, Pritzker. When we get a new one, the people in this administration who've broken the law and federal agents who've broken the law need to be held accountable. And that means criminally prosecuted, criminally prosecuted, civilly, prosecutor, you know, whatever it is that we can do, right, it may be that you can't criminally prosecute somebody, but that you can go back, go after them civilly if you have motivation to get out and vote and make sure these lunatics don't take power again. This is it. Because it's not just the federal agents, it's not just everyone surrounding President Trump. It would be President Trump as well. Jamie Raskin, try to prevent the spread
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Matt Tardio
of the lawlessness and the fascist chaos
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Grant Stinchfield
that's been unleashed against us.
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Matt Tardio
But implicit in it should be the idea that if and when we come back to power, and we will, we are not going to look kindly upon people who facilitated, to use a word of the day, who facilitated authoritarianism in our country.
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Grant Stinchfield
Do you Believe me. Yet they want us locked up. They tried before and were successful in far too many cases. My buddy Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro and Roger Stone and all of the J6ers and others. Here's one more for good measure, if you don't believe me. Corrupt sycophants within the Trump administration, including but not limited to within the Department of Justice. Now, these people don't have immunity. And the reality is the statute of limitations is five years. And there will be accountability with the next administration, if not before, when Democrats
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Mark Lynch
take back control of the House of Representatives.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, I saw a piece in the Daily Caller over the weekend, and it was written by our friend Mary Rooke. It basically spells out the game plan for them. And I said, let's get her on the program to talk about that. She's a commentary and analysis writer, as I said, for the Daily Caller. Mary's back. Mary, great to have you on the program. Program.
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Mary Rooke
Thanks so much for having me, Grant.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, so you spelled this out. I mean, we hear their voices. What ultimately do you think their goal is? Mary, I'll let you tell it.
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Mary Rooke
I think that we should first set the stage to explain how dire this is. The midterms look bad for Republicans, and it is mainly because the Republicans inside the Senate and the House are slow walking everything on Trump's agenda. He's signing executive orders left and right, but he can't do anything if Congress does not help him. And so because there is no action from them, the voters are getting upset. They're like, what did we vote for? If we're not going to get a better economy, if we're not going to get the deportations that we want, we're not going to get the justice for these actions that we are desperately craving. Why are we even going out to vote? I'm hearing that from people on the ground all the time. You see the midterm polling showing Democrats up by a at least seven points in the House. The Senate is starting to look like it's in play for Democrats. So this is something that I think that voters should really understand. If Democrats take over in November, that gives them two years before 2028, before the next presidential election, to start putting this stuff in play. Pritzker laid it out. It's called Project 2029. It's a play on Project 2025 that was made famous, of course, during the Trump campaign. Project 2025 was the conservative version. And they just talked about policy, what we're going to do to enact how we're going to change the federal government and talked about doge type applications to rid the fraud and waste and abuse in there. Democrats is their own version of that, except for what they want to do is they want to use the full power of the federal government and they want to go and abuse the American people again. And I think that everybody should be very clear on this. Democrats were doing this before for a long time, during the Obama administration, during the Biden administration for sure. But they've been using the federal government against dissidents for a very long time. But they were doing it in the shadows. It was always hidden. It had to come out by some whistleblower or some like deep investigation that was done behind closed doors. Now that they are spelling it out for the American people that this is what they're going to do and they're being brazen about it because they want you to know, don't be shocked when we take power again because people will be going to jail. And if we can't send them to jail, then we're going to bankrupt them like they did John Eastman, like they did Peter Navarro. They did all these people who had to spend their entire life savings, their wealth on trying to defend themselves. They're definitely going to go after Trump. They already went after Trump during the Biden administration. They debanked the Trump Organization. They deep inked so many people during that time. We're talking about Jan Sixers being prosecuted. So I'm laying this out for the readers because I need them to understand the severity of this. Yes, you can be disappointed in Republicans, but this is coming down the pipeline.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right. So it sounds to me like we can warn all of the voters about this, conservatives, but maybe the administration could play a role in motivating conservatives to get out there. If as I mentioned at the top of this, of this segment, if Pam Bondi and DOJ started to ramp up prosecutions against the really bad actors, people who really did break the law, not just going after them for political purposes. If that started to happen, I think motivation would start to come back. Do you?
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Mary Rooke
100%. I think that there's a lost interest in justice in our country where people on the right are going to get demonized, they're going to get hurt by the federal government and no one ever is going to come in and save them. And so I think that there's this feeling that it's like it doesn't really matter who's in power. We may be a little bit more protected when Republicans are in here. Like, we're not going to get arrested for protesting outside of an abortion clinic. But like no one who's ever doing those bad things, the bad actors are never going to be called, account for the sins they've committed against the American people.
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Grant Stinchfield
Real quick, you know, when you mentioned Congress slow walking, all of these efforts of President Trump to carry out his promises, I can't help but think many Republicans, it may be on purpose. Real quick. You think I'm off base?
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Mary Rooke
No, not at all. I think you're 100% correct there. I think that what they think is that Trump is a lame dunk president. They can talk to him, they can go into the Oval Office, they'll schmooze him a bit, they'll say, we're on your side. We're going to fight for these things. And then they're going to go into Congress, they're going to talk behind closed doors and they're going to say, we're not putting anything through. I think that you hit the point in the last segment when you talk about Ken Paxton versus John Cornyn. The voters really have a big responsibility to come out in the primary and support more America first candidates who are going to do the action for the president. We have a responsibility in ourselves. It's not just on the administration to fix this problem. I do see a bit of hope in that. But it's almost like, like, okay, the time is near, the hour is dark. It's, it's time to, it's for action now. And so I, but I would caution the administration to believing the people in Washington, D.C. and, and here's the deal. I'm just a mother trying to raise the next generation. And I see this through the eyes of that. And I talk to people on the ground here, and they are, you know, they're fed up with not being listened to.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, I'll tell you what, I'm so grateful you're sounding the alarm and you do such great work at the Daily Caller. We're appreciative. They put you on low on the ME tonight and I appreciate you coming on. I urge everyone to follow you and read your stuff. Mary Rook, thank you.
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Mary Rooke
Thank you very much.
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Grant Stinchfield
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Welcome back everyone. We still have brave moms out there and some dads that are calling out local school boards for Absolutely. I don't want to even call ridiculous paper behavior. It's like, I don't know, it's pornographic behavior. Some of these books that our children are reading in schools. Look at this video here. Okay? This is Houston isd. That woman you see there being walked out of here simply read one of the books in the school library. Now, if it's not appropriate for a school board meeting, how is it appropriate for our children? This is Bonnie Wallace. She's a well known conservative activist, a real fighter down in the Houston area reading to the school board.
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Kip Herridge
Board.
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Cancer Patient
She wrapped her hand around his.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely not.
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Mary Rooke
Officer, please, if you don't like it,
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Cancer Patient
remove it so the children don't have access to it.
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Mary Rooke
You're being removed. Thank you very.
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Grant Stinchfield
You're being removed. They Said, well, why. I mean, doesn't she raise a great point? I feel bad she had to read that. Imagine an eighth grader reading that or younger. Who knows? The woman ejected from that school board meeting. She is the legislative liaison for Recover America. Bonnie Wallace is her name, and she is my guest. Bonnie, welcome to the program.
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Cancer Patient
Thank you so much. Thanks for having me tonight.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, Bonnie, I'm gonna say something maybe sexist, maybe. I don't know. You don't really look like a woman that would. Normal words on any day. That had to have been difficult for you.
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Cancer Patient
Well, it's not difficult anymore because I've actually spoken at 163 school boards in Texas, and I often read the book that I tried to read at Houston. That one is very prevalent. I have found it even in elementary schools in McAllen ISD and Edinburgh ISD. So I'm actually just an activist. I got engaged in this when I was sued in Llano, Texas. That's where I live. And I was sued because I told the commissioner's court that there was bad books in the children's section, and some of the books were relocated. Okay. So not taken out and burned in the backyard. We're not book burners or book banners. This is about book boundaries, and our children need boundaries. It's.
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Cancer Patient
If no one's noticed. Our children are in crisis mode right now. And so this is a. Just a. A path that God has asked me to. To walk in, and I. I go around and I call them out, and many school boards remove them. Many shut my mic off, escort me out. You know, bring the police, whatever. But in the end, I have to do everything I can. I cannot stop standing up. Up. Stop showing up. Stop speaking up.
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Grant Stinchfield
Have you ever had a school board member say, ma', am, I understand your point. I'd appreciate it if you stop reading. But I personally am going to go down to that library, and we're going to do everything we can do to get those books out. They ever respond like that?
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Cancer Patient
Yes, sometimes they do. Sometimes they. They cling to this stuff, and they tell me, I can't read it. It's very inappropriate. And. And I'm like, I agree with you. It's totally inappropriate. So we have the gamut. I travel around with different groups to PUSA citizens defending freedom. There's takebacktheclassroom.com ratedbooks.org protecting Texas children. Listen, we will not stop fighting this battle because libraries are not safe anymore for children. We've got books that. Go ahead.
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Grant Stinchfield
I was. I don't mean to cut you off only because we're short on time. I think it's hard to imagine that this is in Texas. I thought we went through this. I broadcast from Dallas. I thought the legislature got some of this stuff under control. And the school districts were all. We didn't hear about it a lot anymore. And then all of a sudden I see this in Houston. Are we making progress in Texas? And if it's happening here, I'm sure it's going on in words other states, all across the country. Real quick, if you can, for me,
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Cancer Patient
I have been in every single state in their libraries, they're all corrupted. The American Library association is a very corrupt organization and they give books, bad books, very good awards. And so they call these award winning books, they call them literary masterpieces. And if you come across a book that has some of those designations run, don't buy it for your children. We have books about sex with animals. We have books about sex with dead bodies. I found two books that have sex with Jesus. We have sex triangles. We have heavy drug usage. We have QR codes that take you to sex shops and sex videos. Listen, we need to open our eyes.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, Bonnie Wallace, I appreciate you putting up this fight nationwide, not just here in Texas. It is eye opening to think about this. You have to wonder, what are these librarians thinking? What are the school boards? Anybody would push back on you. But this is coming from the radical left and they want to push this on our kids and that's why they push back on you, because you're standing in their way and we appreciate you. Where can people find you, Bonnie?
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Cancer Patient
I don't have a. An email and I mean, I can give you an email. I don't use social media.
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Grant Stinchfield
That's okay. I was just going to ask, if you do social media, people would find you there. But we have your number. So when I need you back, back, Bonnie, I will be calling right away. Thank you.
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Cancer Patient
Yes, sir. God bless you.
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Donald Trump
All right.
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Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. You know what I love about her? She's got the guts to read that. And no social media. I wish. I want no social media. I think I really do. But I have social media. Stitchfield 1776. Okay. Everywhere you can find social media. Oh, brother. Markets are reacting positively after President Trump's Iran announcement. We get into that next.
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Grant Stinchfield
Welcome back, everyone. I'll tell you with news of President Trump now, at least in talks with Iran to get this thing over with, markets responded in a very, very big way. Is this the beginning of something beautiful? I want to bring in now from Vertical research advisory, the CEO and founder Kip Herridge is with us. VRainsider.com is the website. Kip, welcome to the program.
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Kip Herridge
Thank you, Grant. Always good to be back on the show when the market's up. It's much more fun that way.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, it sure is. And the VRA portfolio that I follow was up in a big way today and that was so certainly very good news as well. Vrainsider.com you texted me before this segment. You said your indicators are showing serious, serious, serious buy signals. Tell me about this.
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Kip Herridge
Yeah, the kind we only see about once a year. History is repeating itself. The market really is made up of repeating patterns. That's what technicians follow. It's what we follow as well. We're at extreme oversold on steroids in our investing system. We see this reading about once a year, once every 15 months. We just got it on Friday. Also, there's some repeating patterns for President Trump. This is now the third geopolitical event, if you will. We had the pandemic, of course, then we have tariff mania and now Iran. Each one of them lasted three weeks. We're just at three weeks. And then we have a longer term pattern going back to 1937 that says geopolitical events like this tend to last 15 days. On average, the markets dropped 6 to 8%, which is what we've just done. And then they go parabolic. They go straight back to the old Heizagan. So we're very bullish. We're making sure all of our subscribers and clients are buying this dip because that's been the smart money play since Trump was elected.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, one of the great things about vrainsider.com and you get a two week free trial, okay? A free two week trial. And you spell out the 15, basically between 10 and 15 positions that you guys are buying. I'm invested in it you're invested, you show all of, all of the trades there. So this is a great opportunity, Kip, isn't it, to get some insight into what you're recommending. That looks like it's poised for takeoff.
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Kip Herridge
Yeah, that's right. We started the VRA in 2003. I was on Wall Street 15 years, helped take seven companies public, managed several hundred million dollars, started the VR in 2003. We're a fifth and sixth generation red pilled American family here. We, it's a family business and basically we tell you what we're doing with our money. We're like a hedge fund, but we tell you what we're doing with ours. We're not a brokerage firm, so we don't have those conflict ventures. Every day you get a letter from us, we tell you how we're positioned. We're not day traders, we're position builders. We're longer term investors. But we do take those short term trades when they're available.
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Grant Stinchfield
All right, amazing. And, and what? 30, 35, 37 last year.
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Kip Herridge
That's right.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Amazing. All right. You, you sent me something else which I thought was interesting. You think that interest rates are set to go down. How does that happen with Powell there? Because he's been, Jerome Powell, the head of the Federal Reserve. You're spelling out that you think interest rates are going to come way down, which would make the economy take off and the stock market take off. But how do we get through that with Powell still in, in play?
- [58:13]
Kip Herridge
It's very simple. The President only needs and we put feelers out, folks. I encourage you to reach out, reach out to President Trump if you can and encourage him to go ahead and drop the lawsuit against the Federal Reserve and Jay Powell because that lawsuit's in place. Powell can now stay possibly as the fed chair into 2028. His term expires in May of this year. We get the new Fed chair in Kevin Wash, which I believe is going to happen. I think Trump will drop this suit and these markets are going to go parabolic. They're going to go straight up. Rates are going to go down. Everybody's going to know it. We got $40 trillion sitting in home equity. We have $8 trillion sitting in money market funds. Once rate, that's the only thing has to happen. Rates have to begin falling. That's what we think is going to happen. It's going to be a big boost for the economy. Money's going to start flowing again. It'll be animal spirits. Right, right back at us.
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Grant Stinchfield
You were one of the guys who got me pushing that idea of President Trump dropping the investigation into Jerome Powell and the Fed over the construction of that massive Federal Reserve building because he's a small cog in the people we really want to go after. The country would benefit much better getting that out of the way and getting those interest rates down. And I'll pass up him as long as I get the others like Comey and Brennan and those guys. But Kip Herridge, it's always great having you on the program. I'm going to tell people how they can find you and your company. Go to vrainsider.com do it right now. Get a free two week membership. You get access to the back end of this. You can see every trade they've made in their history. They are transparent like you would not believe. Vrainsider.com and you'll get a look at that portfolio which is certainly poised for takeoff now. The markets hopefully are back on the rise. All right. President Trump took a visit to Graceland while in Memphis. One of my favorite places. We'll not only talk about it, we'll show you
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Mary Rooke
foreign.
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Grant Stinchfield
Places is Graceland. Yes. I have taken a tour, me by myself with about, I don't know, three dozen other 60 plus year old women and I had a blast. President Trump ended up showing up at Graceland today while he was in Memphis.
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Donald Trump
Oh, that came out good.
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Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, that looks nice.
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Donald Trump
Oh, you never know. These are hard to sign, but they came out pretty good.
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Cancer Patient
Is that the first guitar you've signed?
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Grant Stinchfield
Just about now.
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Donald Trump
Biden couldn't do that. He'd have to send it out to BE s.
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Grant Stinchfield
Well, Biden would just get the auto pen. You set it up there, you hit the button and then it signs a signature for President Trump's not doing that. What a great trip to Graceland land. That's going to do it for us today. Thanks for watching everybody. Stitchfield's army rolls. We'll see you tomorrow night, same time.