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Cash Patel (4:17)

And Secretary Kristi Noem has put out details specifically related to your other questions. So I'll let that speak for themselves.

Amazon Music Announcer (4:26)

When he's granted asylum. Clarify that timeline.

Cash Patel (4:30)

Yes, I believe Christine put that out and that's a DHS matter and I'll refer to them.

Ron Filipkowski (4:35)

Notice how he refers it to Kristi Noem. Just ask Kristi Noem. She'll be the one to tell you. Cuz he didn't want to admit that it was the Trump regime that granted asylum to this individual. And also the head of the FBI's counterterrorism. You want to know who that is? I'm sure you know right now because you watch the Midas Dutch network. A guy by the name of Thomas Fugate, a 22 year old former like intern landscaper. He was basically a Trump fan and he was a Trump super fan. So Trump elevated Fugate to become the head of FBI's counterterrorism. Never worked in the FBI. No counterterrorism experience like a 22 year old guy right out of school, you know, who was a landscaper becoming the head of FBI counterterrorism. So dangerous. And then they've gutted all the counterterrorism capabilities. They put FBI agents to go and attack hardworking migrants who have been paying their taxes and to do raids and farms and factories and restaurants and Home Depots and street vendors while allowing the while debilitating our counterterrorism capabilities. Here's what Jeanine Pirro said during the press conference. She goes, this is what happens when people are allowed in who aren't properly vetted.

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Jeanine Pirro (5:49)

Now, Sarah and Andrew volunteered. They came here to protect the people of the District pursuant to a crime emergency that President Trump rightly declared in this city and in cities across the country. Our nation's capital should not and must not be a place where evil comes to commit violence, whatever their cause or motive may be. We should not have to live in fear in the nation's capital, especially by one who came here from a foreign country through a process that was so absurd that he came through and released into this country as many were knowing virtually nothing about his vetting. This is what happens in this country when people are allowed in who are not properly vetted.

Ron Filipkowski (6:43)

So aren't you telling on yourself? Y' all were the one who did the final vetting. You're the administration. I mean, is the posture from these people always going to be like Biden's always in office? Y' all are the people running it. Y' all are the people who put the national guard in Washington, D.C. and now you have the brilliant idea, and I say that sarcastically, to now put 500 more National Guard in the Washington, D.C. nobody wants them there. And here was a good question by the reporter saying there were people upset with Trump believing the National Guard shouldn't be there in the first place. Watch what her response is.

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Ron Filipkowski (7:23)

With the president believing that the National Guard member should not even have been.

Cash Patel (7:27)

There if it were not for the executive order.

Jeanine Pirro (7:29)

I don't even want to talk about whether they should have been there. We ought to kiss the ground. And thank God that the president said it's time to bring in more law enforcement to make sure that a city that had the fourth highest homicide rate in the country was that that violence was quelled. I'm not even going to go there. What a sick response.

Ron Filipkowski (7:49)

She goes, we ought to kiss the ground. And thank God for Don Trump that he's put more Law enforcement in D.C. the National Guard are not law enforcement. They're military. They don't belong in Washington D.C. and putting 500 more National Guard in Washington D.C. after this incident may be the stupidest thing ever. And doing it before this incident is the stupidest thing ever. These West Virginia National Guards members should never have been in Washington D.C. they're military. What are we doing here?

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Ron Filipkowski (9:29)

More from Jeanine Pirro over here. And she goes, but these are the people who protect the District. And this is what protects civilized societies from barbaric ones.

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Jeanine Pirro (9:40)

These Guardsmen and all who are here to protect the District are the line that separates a civilized society from a barbaric one. They are the ones who stand for law and order. This was not just an attack. It was a direct challenge to law and order in our nation's capital. And the individual will be made fully accountable. And though it seems that we have been here before under President Trump, make no mistake and the Attorney General, we will not allow this to be normalized. It will be confronted, condemned, and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Ron Filipkowski (10:22)

Civilized societies From Barbara, what are you talking about? We have something called police and the FBI. If they want to work with police to step up law enforcement activities, sure, great. But you don't send in the National Guard right here. And here's what Mayor Bowser says from D.C. she's retiring right now because who the hell would want to even deal with the Trump regime? She announced her retirement before this shooting. Let me be Very clear. And she said, these young people, people should be in West Virginia right now and they should, frankly, they should never have been in D.C. to begin with.

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Cash Patel (10:54)

Everyone has reported here. Somebody drove across the country, came to Washington, D.C. to attack America, and that person will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. These young people should be at home in West Virginia with their families.

Ron Filipkowski (11:18)

Now, can I show you what a normal Thanksgiving message is from former President Barack Obama? He goes, during this season of giving, let's do what we can to give back to the communities that have given us so much from our families to yours. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Can you contrast that message to Donald Trump's Thanksgiving message before he went silent and mute on Thanksgiving, where he called Governor Pritzker a fat slob?

Donald Trump (11:44)

Play this clip of every newspaper. It's out of control. The mayor is incompetent and the governor is a big fat slob. He ought to invite us in, say, please make Chicago safe. We're going to lose a great city if we don't do it quickly.

Ron Filipkowski (12:04)

Make or when Donald Trump, this was like the only time he addressed Thanksgiving when he said that, I was thinking about sending these turkeys to the concentration camps in El Salvador. He refers to them as the terrorist confinement centers. Like, why is that funny that you sent human beings in the United States to a concentration camp in El Salvador and you think it's funny to joke about turkeys going there? I mean, what the hell are you even doing?

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Donald Trump (12:32)

But instead of pardon, some of my more enthusiastic staffers were already drafting the paperwork. Gobble and waddle straight to the terrorist confinement center in El Salvador. And even those birds don't want to be there. You know what I mean? Those are tough. I'd like to thank the president of that country. They do a rather efficient job. It's going to be the largest prison in history. I've never seen anything like it. And a lot of people are behaving on our streets now. You know, Washington, D.C. is a safe. It's considered a safe zone. This was one of our most unsafe places anywhere in the United States. It is now considered a totally safe city. I won't tell you about murders. We're having murders, like a lot of murders on a weekly basis. We haven't had a murder in six months.

Ron Filipkowski (13:21)

And Donald Trump continues to gaslight us and tell us that everything's 25% cheaper right now on Thanksgiving when we know it's false.

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Walmart Representative (13:30)

I go to Walmart and other companies and in every case, it's about 25% that a meal, a Thanksgiving meal and surroundings are 25% lower than it was under the Biden administration. That's a big fact. And that comes from Walmart and others that do that.

Ron Filipkowski (13:50)

Okay, and let me just leave you with this image right here of former President Barack Obama over the years of his presidency talking about Thanksgiving.

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Barack Obama (13:59)

For centuries, in peace and in war, in prosperity and in adversity, Americans have paused at this time of year to gather with loved ones and give thanks for life's blessings. We'll spend some time taking stock of what we're thankful for, the God given bounty of America and the blessings of one another. I'm thankful that my daughters get to grow up in this great country of ours. And I'm thankful for the chance to do my part as together we make tomorrow better than today. We're also grateful that this country has always been home to Americans who see these blessings not simply as gifts to enjoy, but as opportunities to give back. We give thanks for the men and women who set sail for this land nearly four centuries ago, risking everything for the chance at a better life and the people who are already here, our Native American brothers and sisters, for their generosity during that first Thanksgiving. This is a season not only to be thankful for the incredible blessings that we have, but also to remember the neediest and generously serve those who are not as fortunate. It's easy to focus on what separates us, but as we gather with loved ones on this Thanksgiving, let's remember and be grateful for what binds us together. I'm thankful that I get to see the best of America every day, the courage of our troops and veterans, the resilience of our families, and the basic goodness of the ordinary people who call this country home. Thanks and have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Ron Filipkowski (15:24)

And in fact, let me leave you with this image of him at a food bank doing what we are used to seeing presidents doing.

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