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The flight, every aspect of it. People are underpaid. But go ahead, talk to us about pull up bars here. Play this glimpse. I want to commend Secretary Duffy and Secretary Kennedy for this initiative. You think the goal here is not for people to get sweaty in airports. Nobody wants to be sitting next to somebody smelly on an airplane. But no sweating. Brian. But even micro workouts are valuable for humans. Mini gyms. We just want to put in simple equipment that everyone can use that can encourage people in airports to get a little bit of movement, five minutes of movement here and there and to create an atmosphere that's really friendly toward people working out. This is a. And then Sean Duffy continues. It's really an issue of pull up bars. Play this clip. President Trump and I are working on that. By the way, just a quick note, Brian. We hired a project manager in five, in five minutes. Donald Trump saved us $200 million on that contract. He's remarkable. But as people travel through our skies, we want to have the most enjoyable experience for them. And we know that we have families and nursing mothers. Somebody might want to come through and do a couple pull ups. We're open to any ideas that airports have to make the experience better as Americans travel. But I want you to pay attention to what went down also. This is very important because this is how this regime tries to divide us and pit us against each other. This is very important. So they bring in the HUD secret HUD secretary responsible for like housing and urban development. His name is Scott Turner. And so the way they address the fact that Donald Trump has been a disaster on affordability, a disaster when it comes to housing. People can't afford their rent, people can't afford their housing. So what do they do here? Do they blame Trump's buddies, the private equity firms who are the reason that housing prices are so high, because they bought all of the supply of housing so they could commoditize it and bundle it. So a new family who wants to buy a house, or just someone who wants to purchase a home, or first time homeowners, you're competing against a billion dollar private equity firm that's scooping up homes as part of their portfolio. It is a supply side issue. We need more supply of housing, okay? That's what we need to build more homes and make them cheaper. That's what needs to happen. But what they're gonna do and what they're doing now is saying, no, it's the immigrant's fault. And what we need to do is the immigrants are the ones who are harming housing. Here, play this clip. When you have over 12 million people coming over our borders unchecked, unvetted, this is straining our housing market from a supply standpoint, from an affordability standpoint. HUD just put out a report and found that between 2021 and 2024, the foreign born population in our country in just three short years is 6 million people, which is the most in that period of time in American history. And so we cannot forego the thought that because of illegal immigration, because of people coming to our country, prices have risen, supply has been squeezed. But we're working very hard at hud, along with the President and other leaders in the administration, to bring down the cost and raise the supply when they're doing it through interagencies. But we need the Fed to cut rates. We need to continue to deport illegals that are taking houses from the American people. So we're very intentional and focused about it at HUD and across the administration. And, and they also talk about like, well, the real issue here is, you know, we're focused on the human trafficking and the sex trafficking and drug trafficking taking place in housing because they want to make it an issue of crime to scare people and say the immigrants are creating crime. And that's the issue with housing. No, the issue is, look, we, we should be strong on crime. Let's be very clear, we should be strong on crime. Law and order is very important. But this Trump regime, you guys are pardoning the top Drug traffickers who said, let's get the cocaine and the gringos nose and kill him. You, you, you all are out there like literally El Chapo's buddy. You're pardoning them in terms of fraud. You're pardoning the biggest fraudsters you know out there right now and the biggest Ponzi schemers out there right now. So, no, I mean, we know what you're doing. But here's what Turner says about the new crime hotline. That's they go to crime to try to scare you and divide people and make people try to vote against their own interests. Here, play this clip. And that is the reason that you recently launched this new hotline for Americans to report any potential illegal migrant or criminal living in public housing. Right. Your department finding foreign born residents account for 60% of the growth in rental demand. Secretary yes, ma'. Am. You just showed that article. I'm glad you did. In New York and also in California, there's no coincidence that when you have unfettered access for illegals to come into your city, to come into your state, that you're gonna have these problems with illegal immigration. 100% of the cause of rental growth in New York and California is due to illegal aliens coming into our country. But this hotline that you alluded to that we launched at HUD is through our Office of Inspector General. Maria we care about the people that live in HUD funded housing, in particular our public housing authorities. Those families need to feel safe in their homes, safe in the properties that they're renting. And so we understand that it's hard to report things. But we have a vehicle now with a HUD crime hotline for people to report any sex trafficking, drug trafficking, illegal aliens, illicit things going on, nefarious activity. And I want people to understand this is confidential. You can do it without fear because we want to to know what's going on in public housing authority so we can root out crime, root out illegals and serve the American people and the American people only. And you also recently and finally just show you this right here from this morning, Pope Leo XIV gets it. And he was asked a question about Ukraine. And one of the things that he said is that he says it's very clear to him that statements from Donald Trump are trying to break apart America's longstanding alliance with Europe. And he's saying that Trump wants to break up the American alliance with Europe. And he goes, Trump's the President of the United States, so you know, he can say or do what he wants, but that would be a very unfortunate turn of events. You see the pope calling Donald Trump out. Play this clip. What do you think about Trump's peace plan for Ukraine? Do you think it's fair? I'd rather not comment on it. I haven't read the whole thing. I think, unfortunately, some of parts of it that I have seen.