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This is an I Heart podcast. Well, good evening, everyone. Welcome to Stinchfield. This is the view I wanted everyone to see. Quite frankly, it's a feather in our cap. That is Jimmy Kimmel getting into his, well, what looks like a pickup truck to be taken from his studios. He is off air indefinitely. Now, will this be permanent? One can only tell. My assumption is it may be. This may be the final straw for abc. The excuse they needed to fail and fire this failed ratings disaster of Jimmy Kimmel, who all he did was go after conservatives. What sent him over the edge and networks over the edge to send him packing. It was when he lied about who killed Charlie Kirk, claiming it was maga. We had some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to. To score political points from. Well, quite frankly, it was despicable comments. And the problem with them is he knew it was a lie. That's what's so bad and so maddening about this. It was irresponsible, no doubt. It was disrespectful. And yet Democrats so disappointing through this process, they are beside themselves. Like Chuck Schumer, Trump and his allies seem to want to shut down speech that they don't like to hear. That is not what democracies do. That is what autocracies do. And it doesn't matter whether you agree with Kimmel or not. He has the right to free speech. And so it is just outrageous. It is indicative of autocracy, and I am just outraged by it. Again, this is what dictators do. This is what she would do. This is what Putin would do. Oh, shut him up. This is not about free speech. All of us that broadcast on any network have clauses in our contracts that we have to be held to a higher standard. And networks have the right to fire us if we do something deceitful, devious, or lie to the people. That would be a disruption and breaking our contract. Free speech is about being able to say something and not go to jail for it, not get fired from your employer from it. But they don't understand that. Van Jones of cnn. This is a. This is a red line that has been crossed for our industry, for the First Amendment, for the right of people to speak. There was nothing hateful about what was said, and even hateful speech is protected. This is. This is not acceptable. If you are going to run a media organization, it's 100% acceptable. Let me give you a Little bit of the flat truth here. Okay, I broadcast to you tonight. The name of the show is Stitchfield Tonight. You think I own this show? No, this is Real America's Voices, one hour time slot. It could be Stitchfield Tonight, it could be your name tomorrow night. We don't own this. As an example, Newsmax and I disagreed on content. I didn't want to say certain things. I got fired for it. And guess what? I was the first one to defend Newsmax's decision. As a business owner, they can hire and fire whoever they want. It's their time slot. Just as with abc, it's their time slot. This is not about free speech. Do you think if I started pushing liberal propaganda on Real America's Voice, I would be kept here? Oh, it's free speech. No, it doesn't fit the business model. So again, Jimmy Kimmel showed his true colors. That's why he was fired. Here's President Trump. Well, Jimmy Kimmel was fired because he had bad ratings more than anything else. And he said a horrible thing about a great gentleman known as Charlie Kirk. And Jimmy Kimmel is not a talented person. He had very bad ratings and they should have fired him a long time ago. So, you know, you can call that free speech or not. He was fired for lack of talent. Look, it's not free speech. It's free markets. You had Nextar with like 70 affiliates that took the ABC programming in that time slot down saying, we don't want Jimmy Kimmel. That's free markets. It's what this country was built on. Jimmy Kimmel got himself in his own hot water and he refused to apologize for it. But evil and immoral behavior, like we saw with Jimmy Kimmel, lying to the American people is commonplace for Democrats. Is it not evil and immoral to call us all Nazis when they know we're not Nazis? But what that does is give a would be assassin to go ahead to kill all the Nazis even though we're not Nazis or racists and we just want prosperity for everyone. J.B. pritzker, the governor of Illinois, well, he got caught in a lie. See, they'll push this idea that we're Nazis and then when they're pressed on it, then they lie, saying they've never done it. Well, the Internet went to work and proved that. Yes, he does. That is completely false. I have never called Republicans Nazis. Everything that he has done has been tearing down constitutional democracy. And that's what happened in Nazi Germany. It doesn't take very long to tear apart a constitutional republic. Indeed, the Nazis did it in 53 days and our democracy is almost as fragile. And we're seeing it right now. Nazi, Nazi, Nazi, Nazi, Nazi. JB Pritzker. Another disaster. Fully bankrupt. Which brings us now to speaking of another person who's morally bankrupt and Ilhan Omar. This congresswoman is anti American. She's I believe a Jihadist, literally serving in the United States Congress. She posted this video after Charlie Kirk's murder. Okay, who does this?
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Kirk was a reprehensible human being. He enacted his political agenda by preying.
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Upon weak minded people.
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He took complex socioeconomic issues and simplified them by pointing fingers at out groups, demonizing those groups and then sicing his massive following on them. He was a sarcastic terrorist and adamant transphobe.
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A terrorist. I actually think Ilahan Omar is the one that supports terrorists. I think she's been open about it. So Republicans wanted to censure her for that. And other comments giggling about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Horrible stuff. Nancy Mace brought this to the floor and put it like this.
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A member, delegate, resident, commissioner, officer or employee, employee of the House shall behave at all times in a manner that shall reflect credibility on the House. Whereas Representative Ilana Mars actions in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk are reprehensible. In effect, the dignity and integrity of the proceedings of the House and and do not reflect the credibility on the House. Now therefore, be it resolved that Representative Ilana of Minnesota be censured.
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She ought to be stripped of her committee assignments. Who wouldn't agree with that? Well of course Democrats don't. But four Republicans, how do you not agree with this? Four Republicans voted against this letting Ilhan Omar skate. I'm going to put their pictures up there. You take a look. Jeff Heard of Colorado, Mike Flood of Nebraska, Tom McClintock of California and Corey Mills of Florida. And the worst part of this is Corey Mills was the deciding vote in this. It turns out he made a deal with the devil. The devil being the Democrats, he made a deal saying hey, don't bring this censure stuff up against me and I'll vote for your person. That's quid pro quo and it has no place in the halls of the United States Congress. I'm just disgusted by these rhinos that they would turn against their own party. Do you know what Democrats have done to Republicans? Just look at Marjorie Taylor Greene and others that were trying to censure. It's outrageous. Well, I want to bring in now, representing Colorado's 4th district, our good friend, the Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert. Is back with us. Congresswoman, great to see you.
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Grant. It's great to be here. It's been certainly an unfortunate and eventful week. And yesterday just piled on to the disappointment not only in Washington, D.C. but just for our party and being able to stand up for what we believe in and what we know is right. To table a motion to censure Ilhan Omar for her comments is inexcusable to me and unforgivable. We have seen George Santos imprisoned by just folks who simply don't agree with him and don't like him. And now we have someone who is dishonoring not only the life of Charlie Kirk, but his wife and children while they are grieving. And to take in the code of ethics that we have as members of Congress and not be able to uphold that. Look, we have freedom of speech, but it is not free of consequences.
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Yeah, you know, you bring up something very important, this idea of code of ethics inside the halls of Congress. I would hope that Congress has it. I know real America's voice has it. As I mentioned, I sign a contract that basically tells me to abide by a code of ethics. It's. It has nothing to do with free speech. If you disregard code of ethics, you're held to a higher standard when you're a member of Congress. Getting giggly over the assassination of a human being is not the standard that members of Congress should be living to.
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Yes, well, Grant, even today I was little baffled and disheartened. I don't know how I get baffled here in the halls of Congress anymore. But look, we saw the leader of the Democrat Party, Hakeem Jeffries, who did nothing to silence his caucus when they were shouting down a prayer that was offered on the House floor. But also he was absent for a prayer vigil for Charlie Kirk in Statuary Hall. There were Democrats present, and I applaud those who were and have even personally thanked some who were. But Hakeem Jeffries was nowhere to be found, and he said it was because he had a meeting. However, today there was a retiring employee, and congrats to him, a House employee who's been there for 30 years. Well, he received several minutes from Hakeem Jeffries, several more minutes from Nancy Pelosi. And I was to the point during this celebration and all of the time and attention that was given in this manner to offer a prayer so we could move on with the next thing, because certainly they would shut that down.
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And I'm sure they did, correct?
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Well, I didn't offer a Prayer. Today I allowed the man his celebratory goodbye and you know, I do thank him for his service, but it just shows where their heart is. If they can't take a moment to even correct the people in their own party for the rhetoric and, and won't even attend an actual prayer vigil held by the speaker of the House in statuary Hal, it just shows where they're at.
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Let me ask you about the mood inside Congress. Certainly you would think most Republicans, you got these four who voted against this with Ilhan Omar just it's mind boggling. But I would think certainly amongst Republicans there's a sense of somberness that this could happen to any one of us. Now that this assassination culture we're in, I would have hoped that at least Republicans and Democrats in Congress see some common ground. They might put an arm around each other, they might have a, have lunch together. Is there any of that or has it gotten worse?
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Certainly there are some Democrats that I have good rapport with and can have conversations with. But unfortunately it does seem like the, the rhetoric is being turned up, especially if you watch Oversight committee hearings, the loud ones are even louder and even the amount of threats that we're getting to our office and personally and online is certainly increased. I would hope that this would have brought some unity. But I think we're seeing that there is no middle ground. It is time to choose a side. Just as God told us way back in Deuteronomy, at the beginning of time he said choose life or cursing. Choose blessing or cursing, life or death and even gave us the answer. He said choose life. He doesn't say that there was a middle ground. Hang out there until you figure it out and just everybody come and, and coexist there and be cozy. There is no midd ground. It's time to choose. I think amongst Republicans and the aftermath of Charlie's assassination, there's both. We of course were somber, of course we're sad and mourning. But I think we're starting to enter the angry stage of what happened and it is a righteous anger and we are going to continue to speak out the truth boldly.
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Do you think the woke generation, this, this woke time period we're in is on the downward trend now. Are we starting to beat back this and seeing some light at the end of the tunnel? Last word for you.
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I certainly hope so. Millions of Americans attended church. Some for the first time in a long time, some for the first time ever in honor of Charlie. And I hope this is something that we progress in People who had never fully heard Charlie Kirk before are listening to the words that he spoke now. And those words will create a massive legacy and will continue to bring millions more to the movement. Charlie Kirk didn't just bring people to the right. He brought people to Jesus. And that is what I hope we see more of, because that's what we really need.
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Well, I, I know you were very close with Charlie Kirk, and I know the effect he had on you, like he had on all of us. And to everyone out there and you, Lauren Boebert, I'm sorry for your loss about this, but we move forward because that's what Charlie would want. Onward and upward. Thank you, Lauren Boebert.
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Thanks, Grant.
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Absolutely. All right, folks, so here we, here we are. Now, in this situation that we find us in, where do we go? I say the only option is to keep winning. It's what President Trump would want. It certainly is what Charlie Kirk would want. How much work did Charlie Kirk put into winning elections? Well, it turns out he may be helping us now. This assassination, okay, if there's a bright light in anything, and I believe in every tragedy, something good happens. You heard Lauren Boebert talk about more people going to church. We've got 54,000 Turning Point USA chapters now wanting to be started. And then we've got positive momentum for the midterms due in large part to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. This is my friend Mark Halperin.
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Yeah, but now they're, they're back to being, having the orientation they had before. Charlie must be demonized in death because he's close to Trump, because that's all the only way they think. I think this could change the entire midterms.
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Do you?
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Yeah, I think this could be galvanizing the way the Dobbs decision was, but they have no idea what he did. They don't have any idea what his following is like. And this weekend, you saw the donations, you saw the chapter request to be formed, you saw the, the, the vigils around the country and around the world.
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Let me put a poll up, if you can. Guys, this poll about who believes violence is justified. All right, we do have the graphic. 42% of those that identify as liberal think violence is justified in America. Now I'm upset to say conservatives, like 6 to 8% of conservatives thinks it's justified. That's too many. But 42% of liberals, this is why the Democrat Party is absolutely failing. You know who believes in violence? Antifa. Antifascists. Antifa is a chaos creating group that literally Wants anarchy in America. They've destroyed property, billions of dollars worth. They are responsible for the death and destruction of too many people. President Trump now says they are a terrorist organization. He's officially declared them that. He says he wants to look into the funding of antifa. And J.D. vance, the vice President, backs him up. We are working very hard to ensure that the funding networks for left wing violence, that the radicalization networks for left wing violence, that if you encourage or fund your fellow Americans or anybody else to commit acts of violence because you disagree with political speech, you are going to be treated like a terrorist organization and we're going to go after you. Let me just give you a little example of what they're capable of. Well, there's, there's that and then there's this. Setting off flashbangs in front of an ICE facility in Portland, Oregon. I mean, they will stop at nothing, these folks. Look at this one, University of Washington. They create a blockade and tactical deer. They light fires. Dumpsters on fire again, destroying property. Property. And they all look awful, threatening. And they look threatening because they will do great harm to people. Somebody who knows all about this is someone who's been attacked by Antifa himself. Senior editor for the Post, millennial and author of Unmasked, Andy no is back with us. Andy, it is good to see you. Welcome to the program.
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Thank you.
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All right, Andy, your response? You and a few others are always in the mix of it, exposing Antifa now that they're dubbed a terror organization by the President. Your reaction?
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Well, a lot of work needs to be done. It's the statement from Trump is not where it ends. What needs to happen now is that the DOJ and the State Department have to work together to really break apart some of these networks. I think immediately. What Marco Rubio needs to do is to designate Antifa, the international aspects of them, a terrorist group so that individuals can be sanctioned in that when the American Antifa members are receiving funding or training or some type of material aid, either way from the international chapters that that then can be prosecuted. Number two, the DOJ already has a lot of tools at its hand right now. Conspiracy charges, rico. These were tools that should have been used five years ago by Attorney General Barr, who as far as I know, didn't pursue any of that. Most of the federal cases involving antifa violent suspects in Portland and elsewhere resulted in plea deals where they had to do community service or the cases were dismissed. So time is of the essence. We have just over three years left of this administration. Antifa are going to try to buy their time. They're going to try to get the ACLU involved to argue that this is a First Amendment infringement. It's not. We're talking about organized violence, criminality.
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Yeah. Well, let me show people some video of you right in the middle of Antifa. This is not First Amendment rights. They are attacking you. They end up coming in here in a moment and they'll start punching you. And Andy know, as we watch this video, Democrats want to tell us Antifa doesn't exist. They just punched you in the face here.
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Yeah. Not only did they punch me on the face and head, they were wearing gloves that were reinforced with fiberglass so that my brain bled and I was hospitalized and nearly died. So I would like to tell that story to the Democrats. I would like to tell them about the stories of people who have been killed by Antifa, like Aaron Danielson in Portland, Oregon in 2020, who was a Trump supporter who was assassinated, assassinated by an antifa gunman who left behind a manifesto and made references to Antifa. Very similar to Antifa references, by the way, on the rifle cartridges that were found near the Charlie Kirk assassination site.
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Do you believe that the shooter, the alleged shooter in that case is tied to Antifa? And if so, how so?
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Yes, in terms of ideology, we. There's a lot that we don't know about him. We're getting this impression that he was somebody who perpetually online, who didn't go outside of the shared home with the trans lover very much. But I think for him, his manifesto was what was written on those four rifle cartridges. And two of them had references to antifa propaganda, one being the lyrics of their anthem, which is used by Antifa in their songs and placards and in a lot of their messaging as well. That cannot be. The significance of that cannot be overstated. I think the fact that we've learned from the Utah county prosecutor that his mother said the son has moved to the left more recently, has been quite focused on trans and queer issues. Like these are all huge red flags like that. That is what the antifa have been focusing on and trying to fight as well. So the media is going to try to lie. They're lying about the assassination, saying that it was a MAGA person. They're lying about Antifa saying that it's a figment of the right's imagination. So just be prepared for that push back against the lies. And the US Administration, the Trump administration, they're going to need a lot of resolve. They're going to have to be Very creative to break up these networks because they're very entrenched and very spread out.
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And well funded at that. And that's part of the investigation too, to see who's behind funding these organizations. Andy, no, you, you do such great work exposing all of this chaos that goes on around the country. Please stay safe out there. The Post Millennial is a great organization as well and a great outlet to learn about these types of things. Andy, no, thank you. As always.
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My pleasure.
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Absolutely. You know, Andy puts himself in great danger to bringing these stories. As you see. I didn't know that his brain, he had a brain bleed after that. I, I remember when that happened to him. I didn't know that. This antifa. They are a dangerous, dangerous bunch. All right, you need to learn about energized health and intercellular hydration. Supercharge your energy, boost your immune system and dramatically increase your brain function. Look and feel years younger, all through a simple and natural process. Don't believe me? Go to energizedhealth.com and check out hundreds of amazing testimonials. Energized Health offers 100 money back guarantee. They're A plus rated and have helped thousands over 20 years. Go to energized health.com while you're there. Check out the free master class that's energized health dot com. All right. D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser refuses to admit the National Guard has helped drive down crime in her city. We get into this next. Welcome back, everyone. We are getting new information about that shooting we told you about last night in York County, Pennsylvania, where three officers were shot and killed by a suspect who apparently now was laying in weight. He was a stalker suspect. He was in the house. Three plain clothes detectives wearing bulletproof vests, by the way, go to serve this guy and he's in the house with a long gun and opens fire on them. This is how the District Attorney decided that they were going to go in. The door was opened and upon immediately opening the door, the actor repeatedly fired at the officers with multiple rounds from an AR15 style rifle with a suppressor, immediately striking Detective Baker, striking Detective Sergeant Becker, striking at Detective Ebenheiser. Well, a shootout ensued and those officers ultimately killed that suspect. We were originally told the suspect turned the gun on himself. We're now told that is not true. The officers there killed the suspect. Now, we do know the names of these officers. I want you to look at them on your screen. They're American heroes. Detective Sergeant Cody Becker, Detective Mark Baker and Detective Isaiah Emmenhauser. Men, we pray for you and your families. God bless you and thank you for your service to this country and certainly York County, Pennsylvania in the theme of policing. I want to turn now to Washington D.C. and the great work that President Trump, the National Guard, the D.C. police and the FBI have done and a slew of other agencies in bringing crime way down. Now, apparently Mayor Muriel Bowser, who was in front of Congress today to testify, says, nope, the National Guard had nothing to do with all this. Agree that right now crime has dropped dramatically since Mr. Perry.
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What has worked is not the National Guard in helping enhance NPD services. What has worked is more dea, more FBI.
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So you're saying the Guard has had no impact in D.C. no, what I'm saying is the Guard is not as we as. How do you describe that? Not you quantify that. I can't quantify a causal relationship. You can't quantify it. Do you know why you can't quantify it? Because the National Guard hasn't made any arrests in Washington D.C. but they're a calming presence. If you live in a war zone, okay, which is what DC is, and you see National Guardsman there, you know you're safe when they're around. And that has a nice effect on the people. It also has a big effect on the criminals. They're not going to commit crimes in front of National Guardsmen. That has a big effect now, as does most hearings in Washington D.C. they go downhill fast. Between Republicans and Democrats. This is Rashida Tlaib, a radical going with our man Byron Donald's head to head. That's okay, but it's okay, right? That is not how it goes. It's okay, right? You hold yourself accountable before you talk about myself accountable.
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Hold your own self accountable.
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How about that? Hold your own free DC and make sure you vote with your own voting card. Don't be giving it to somebody else. You see what I'm saying? Free D.C. that's all she screams about. Crime is way down. It's working. President Trump is now sending the National Guard into Memphis. And I'm sure the federal agencies will be unleashing their presence in Memphis as well. And guess what? In Memphis, what will happen? Crime will come way down and the criminals will be put on the run. It's a simple game really. I want to bring in now 30 year law enforcement veteran and founder of the wounded blue charity. Lt. Randy Sutton is back with us. Lieutenant, good to see you.
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Thanks for having me. I appreciate it.
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Well, it's nothing short of entertaining. Certainly These hearings, isn't it, Lieutenant?
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It's, it's almost incredible to watch some of these lawmakers who are the quote, leadership of this nation. I look at Jasmine Crockett and her statement the other day about that law enforcement isn't there to deter crime, it's there to only solve crimes. I mean, you watch some of this and it's almost unbelievable to observe.
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Well, let me play another clip for you. This is cut 11 for my producer James Comer, who's leading this. Well, I'll let you listen to it because he asked a question and it's interesting to say the least. Chairman Mendelsohn, is there a juvenile crime problem in Washington D.C. well, the challenge.
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Mr. Chairman, is that what does problem mean?
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So if I know there's too much, I mean if you can't say there's a crime, a juvenile crime problem in Washington D.C. that's why we have to come in. Well, I'm trying to help out a little bit. Lieutenant. In your decades of policing, when somebody comes to you and says there's a problem in this neighborhood, do you know what it is or what to go look for?
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It's absurd. It's just absurd. The criminal justice system in Washington D.C. has been destroyed from within by, by, by the city council in D.C. by the mayor and by the leftist policies that have been put into place. Now the Metropolitan Police Department is an excellent agency, but they have been whittled down in their numbers because the city has made it so incredibly difficult to actually be a police officer there. They have put every roadblock in place to, to keep the police from actually policing. So this is the issue and the fact that they have, they have created laws that for a juvenile you can do anything in Washington D.C. and not, not feel any accountability at all. So is there a problem? It's much more than a problem. It is a catastrophe of crime.
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You know Lieutenant, sometimes I think they have self interest in front of national interest every day of the week. Specifically for Democrats that coddle criminals and turn their back on the law abiding. Listen to, to this. This is Representative Stansberry, another Democrat today Pre K. Right.
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DC offers free pre K for toddlers.
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The ripple effects have helped K through 12 schools.
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This is the first without objection.
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United States Universal pre K in the country recognizes Mr. Christopher and leading the way, Sainsbury.
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No. No tryouts for msnbc. No dry outs for msnbc. Lieutenant, it's a crime hearing and she's pushing every left wing policy she can think of. But again, it's not focusing on what people are concerned about.
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No. Because if you actually, if you're concerned with the problem, that means you have to come up with a solution for it. They don't want to have solutions. And, you know, here's the absurdity here. They're put into positions of power in order to safeguard their communities, and yet they have abdicated that responsibility 100%. They have literally created an environment for the police not to be able to police. Now, what Donald Trump has done is he has sunk incredible resources into the crime situation and put in the feds who, who. When you get charged with a federal crime, it's not like going to jail for a D.C. crime. Okay? You're going to jail and you're going to stay there for a while. So there's no bail, no bail policies that have been put into place, the lack of accountability for any criminal conduct. This is what's reared its ugly head. This is why it's become such an incredibly dangerous city.
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Well, I think America has started to wake up to all of the things that you just spelled out there. And you're one reason why you're a strong voice on this top. Thank you for your service again, too, Lieutenant Randy Sutton. We appreciate you coming on today.
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Thank you for having me.
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Absolutely. Always good to see you. All right, folks, after President Trump's historic visit to the uk Prime Minister Keir Starmer stabs us straight in the back. You'll see this next. Welcome back, everyone. One of the worst debacles of the Biden presidency was the disastrous pullout of Afghanistan. American lives were lost. Too many American lives that didn't need to be lost. You know what else we lost? Bagram Air Base, a critical airfield that is right there where we need it to be so we can get to rogue nations. Very quickly. Biden gave it up. Well, apparently now President Trump, he wants it back. We're going to keep Bagram, the big air base at one of the biggest air bases in the world. We gave it to him for nothing. We're trying to get it back, by the way. Okay, that could be a little breaking news. We're trying to get it back because they need things from us. We want that base back. But one of the reasons we want the base is, as you know, it's an hour away from where China makes its nuclear weapons. Happens. It's right there. It was a very strategic location. We should have never given it up. Now, today at the news conference, there was news that came out that Keir Starmer, prime minister in England, wants To recognize, quote, Palestine, which doesn't even exist in my mind as a state, it's a disastrous move. Hamas runs Palestine. Who's going to lead an official state? A group of terrorists? The Muslim Brotherhood? Makes no sense. Well, he was asked about that at the news conference with President Trump today after the state dinner last night. If you feel so strongly about officially recognizing Palestine for statehood, why are you waiting for President Trump to leave the country? Why can't you just do it right now? And isn't there a risk in rewarding Hamas with that? Well, let me be really clear about Hamas. They're a terrorist organization who can have no part in any future governance in Palestine.
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And that's good.
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That's good. President Trump says it didn't really answer the question. So far, he has not declared, quote, Palestine a state, official statehood. But we shall see. And this is very important right now that this does not happen. I want to bring in now director of Jihad Watch. Robert Spencer is with us. Robert, good to see you. Welcome back, Rand.
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Always good to talk to you. Thank you.
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All right. Why is it important that we do not recognize this area as an official nation?
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Well, in the first place, what area are we talking about? The Palestinian territories right now consist of Gaza and Judea and Samaria, which the Jordanian government renamed the West bank in 1950. And they are not contiguous. They don't have a common border, common territory. So the idea of a Palestinian state in the first place is, is it going to be several non contiguous territories or is territory going to be taken from Israel for it? Israel says there's not going to be a Palestinian state. So who is going to enforce the creation of this state? Are the British or the French or the other governments that are talking about recognizing a Palestinian state going to send troops and make war against Israel in order to create this state? And then there's the question of who's going to be in charge. Keir Starmer says, oh, Hamas is a terrorist organization, but they've been in control of Gaza since 2007. And despite everything that has happened and all the losses they have suffered, they still are. So who's going to govern a Palestinian state? If they had an election, it would be Hamas. How Starmer going to stop that?
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Yeah, that's not what anybody wants. Starmer, by the way, has his own set of problems. The immigration situation there has been out of control. We know that England has been overrun with Muslims and in many cases radical Muslims. This is a very strong voice. He's maybe the Charlie Kirk style guy of The United Kingdom. His name's Tommy Robinson. They got a big unite the United Kingdom rally play that. Cut four. They told the world that Somalians, Afghanis, Pakistanis, and all of them, their rights supersede yours, the British public, the people that built this nation. Is he right?
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Oh, he's absolutely right. And actually, these two things go together, Grant, because that's why Starmer wants to recognize a Palestinian state, so he can secure the Muslim vote, which is very large and growing very quickly for labor, the left party that's in power in Britain. And Tommy is saying they're essentially at war with their own people, which is absolutely true. They arrest people for mean tweets, and they throw them in prison for waving the flag of their own country. And meanwhile, there are gangs of Muslims committing rapes on a massive scale. This has been going on for years. And most of them still remain unprosecuted because the left is. The leftist establishment in Britain is desperately afraid of being called Islamophobic.
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Yeah, well, it is an invasion. I'm going to play another clip of Tommy Robinson because I see what some. I see many similarities between what happened in England. It's happening in England right now, to what happened under the United States States with Joe Biden at the helm. This is Tommy Robinson. Cut five. Politicians, all of a sudden are finding courage, and they're parroting the things that we have said for 15 years. They targeted us, they slandered us, they demonized us, they attacked us and they imprisoned us. But they can see the people power. They can see the shift. I think that shift may be happening somewhat in the United Kingdom like we saw here in the United States, but they're further around down this. This Muslim road than we are. Before I let you go, Robert, what's the lesson the United States should take from the United Kingdom and basically Europe in general here?
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Well, you know, President Trump tried years ago to limit mass migration from countries, not solely Muslim countries, but countries that would not or could not give us good information about the people coming in. And many of those were Muslim countries, would have ended this problem, would have made sure that jihad terrorists didn't enter the country, would have kept this demographic disaster that Britain is facing from ever happening here. But in the absence of that, it's gonna happen. That's. We're looking at our future there. When you show those pictures.
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How worried are you about Islamic terrorism on US Soil? Real quick, before I let you go.
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Well, there's just no doubt whatsoever that they're going to be more attacks because The. The Islam in America is not any different from the Islam anywhere else. It's not like they have a Quran that's full of be nice instead of wage war against the unbelievers.
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Yeah, it seems like almost those in power forgetting about that threat. And they don't forget about that threat. I promise you. They're plotting and planning right now. Then that's. That's a guarantee. Jihad Watch is a great organization. Robert Spencer, you're a great guy, and we appreciate you coming on the program.
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Always good. Thank you, Grant. Always good to talk to you.
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Thank you. My pleasure. All right, folks, MAGA is a powerful grassroots, grassroots movement fueled by you, led by President Trump and, of course, voices like Charlie Kirk. We'll tell you why we're not giving up yet. Next. Welcome back, everyone. As you know, one of the most important issues that we face as a nation is certainly election integrity. How do we make sure it's American citizens that are voting? That's first and foremost. Well, thanks to aim at the association of Mature American Citizens, I'm getting educated on this. So President Trump says he wants id. Well, the Election Assistance Commission, I had never even heard of this. Could make a rule change. And according to the National National Voter Registration act, the eac, the Election Assistance Commission, has the right to make a rule change that would require ID that you are an American citizen. That seems like a pretty easy change. Where they're taking public comments on this, 6700 of those public comments have come from AMAC members I want to bring in now. AMAC Action Senior Vice President Angie Mangione is with us. Andy, welcome back to the show.
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Great to be here, Grant.
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All right, Andy. I actually didn't know this. I didn't know it's a simple rule change. How hard could this be to get done?
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Well, it shouldn't be that difficult at all. And you had mentioned before that you hadn't heard of the Election Assistance Commission, and it's kind of a federal agency that flies under the radar. But what they are, Grant, is a bipartisan commission whose mission is to help election officials improve the administration of elections and help Americans participate in the voting process. As you mentioned, they've opened up a website, like all federal agencies do when they're considering a rule change. They want to hear what the public has to say about the proposed rule change. This rule change would require documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections. And as you mentioned, Grant, the National Voter Registration act grants the EAC the authority to require this proof of citizenship. To verify voter eligibility. So they are well within their jurisdiction to make this important rule change.
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All right. You and I both know we can call things bipartisan. There's really no such thing in Washington anymore. So how does this work? Are people on this commission, are they appointed? Some by Democrats, some by Republicans. And then of course, here we are. We're going to get a fight. Are Republicans in control?
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Yes, they are. There are four commissioners. They are presidentially appointed and they have to be approved by the U.S. senate. The chairman of the EAC is a Trump appointee from 2019. I'm sorry, for 2019. And you have to understand why it's so important for this rule change. Grant. Under current law, voter registration for federal election relies on the honor system. Applicants just have to check a box attesting that they're citizens. So clearly this needs to be changed to documentary proof of citizenship and to even make a bigger case for it. Grant, we've seen in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona and North Carolina, non citizens have not only registered to vote, but in. But some have actually voted.
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Yeah, it has to go through. It seems to me a no brainer. I know AMAC is collecting signatures. This is one reason why I would urge everyone to join amac. This is the kind of work that you guys in your organization are doing that I just love to do it. Go to AMAC US Grant, you can save 33% on a five year membership. Before I even talk more about that, I want to say that AMAC and Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA has always had a great relationship. This is a clip we pulled of Charlie Kirk at a AMAC event. The issue of education is a top issue right now for good reason. And we don't talk about it as much in recent months for understandable reasons. Inflation, gas prices, the open border. But if you talk to moms and dads, especially in suburban areas across America.
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They are outraged about what's happening in our nation's schools.
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Be remiss if I didn't let you say a few words about Charlie Kirk and his impact on AMAC and the country.
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He's a patriot. He was a faithful friend to AMAC Grant. We aligned last year AMAC Actions Advocate Conference with an event he was holding in Detroit and it was a huge success. I had the opportunity to interview him on Broadcast Row at cpac. He was gracious with his time, a true gentleman. And he was scheduled to speak via Zoom at our Boot Camp for Patriots event next week in Virginia. And we're going to be honoring him with A touching tribute.
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All right, Andy Mangione, thank you so much. Charlie Kirk most certainly will be missed. The work continues though, at AMAC and so many other groups. Thank you. And again, if people want to join amac and I urge you to. I did it. Go to AMAC US forward slash grant. You can do that right now. Save 33% on a five year membership. That's for about a dollar a month. You'll get access to major discounts, exclusive resources, a subscription to AMAC magazine, which is great. It's AMAC US Grant. And some video there on the screen. This is President Trump landing at Andrews Air Force Base after his trip overseas. Coming in on Air Force One. We will be back in a moment. Welcome back, everyone. I have a sad note to tell you about my friend and a regular on this program, a fabulous guy, an American hero, US army vet, fought in the Iraq war, was so instrumental when it came to intelligence and, and fighting back against our enemies. He was a great friend of General Flynn. Boone Cutler has passed. And I got a statement from General Flynn today. I want to read it. If we could put that up on the screen. Boone was one of the finest warriors and an obedient servant of Jesus Christ. He served our country in Iraq. He served our country on the streets of America, helping to save fellow warriors. He's been serving and fighting back against the rise of Marxism, all to help save our country. And now he's in heaven serving the Lord. That from my other friend, General Mike Flynn, who was such close friends with Boone Cutler. Boone Cutler will be missed. I will miss him on this program and America will miss him because this was a great strategic thinker and a great American hero. Rest in peace, Boone Stinchfield's army rolls. See you tomorrow. This is an iHeart podcast.