Donald Trump (5:11)

We're bringing our economy back from the brink of ruin. The last administration and their allies in Congress looted our treasury for trillions of dollars, driving up prices and everything at levels never seen before. I am bringing those high prices down and bringing them down very fast. Let's look at the facts. Under the Biden administration, car prices rose 22% and in many states 30% or more. Oh yeah, gasoline rose 30 to 50%.

Rob Carson (5:43)

I remember when Joe Biden, the first year he was president, it cost me $94 to fill my truck. $94, I think it was a 16 gallon tank.

Donald Trump (5:53)

Rates rose 37%. Airfares rose 31%. Now under our leadership, they are all coming down and coming down fast. Democrat politicians also sent the cost of groceries soaring. But we are solving that too. The price of a Thanksgiving Turkey was down 33% compared to the Biden last year. The price of eggs is down 82% since March and everything else is falling rapidly.

Rob Carson (6:21)

I know, I know.

Donald Trump (6:22)

And it's not done yet. No, we're making progress.

Rob Carson (6:25)

Yeah, we are making progress. And the inflation report came out today. And what did it say? What did it say? The Democrats are sure it's going to keep going up. Donald Trump is making the nation unaffordable. The number of the morning, the cpi. Oh, maybe coming in a little bit better than expected. 2.7%. A little light here. I'm not calling, I'm just reading the headlines here. Year over year to 7x food and energy core to 6. So 410 off. That is a very good number. What? And it really. I have not looked at the internals. I'll look at them now. But it suggests that the internals are good as well. Let's see. Year over year over the last 12 months. There is no month to month but some guys will be able to calculate seasonally adjusted index for all items as food energy rose 0.2%. Wow. Holy hell. That is CNBC. And isn't it amazing what happens when you make energy affordable? Isn't it amazing what happens when you close the damn border and people who are legal start leaving self exporting 2 million of them out of here by rents go down. The cost of everything goes down. Here's another great report.

Doug Burns (7:27)

I mean I was surprised.

Johnny (7:28)

It was a better number than anyone was expecting.

Rob Carson (7:31)

I didn't look.

Johnny (7:33)

Inflation's been very high.

Rob Carson (7:36)

It's still for four years when Joe Biden was the president high, it has.

Doug Burns (7:39)

Not been coming down.

Johnny (7:40)

But you know, people were expecting it to be above 3%.

Rob Carson (7:44)

I didn't.

Johnny (7:44)

Well below 3%. Yeah, I mean I think the President will take this as good news. The investors will think that interest rates.

Doug Burns (7:52)

Will get cut more so you know it was, it was a positive news.

Johnny (7:56)

There's no other way to spend it.

Rob Carson (7:57)

Now the, when the inflation rates go or when the interest rates go down, when the Fed chair is replaced in May, that's when things are really going to take off. And then you've got the big beautiful bill, the tax on tips, the tax on Social Security going away. The, the ability to write off all the equipment for your new business. You know could be any of the, the, the, the equipment you what not gonna be able to write it off for the next three years. Write off the interest on an American made car. You have never seen anything like what is going to happen. I'm going to predict it again because generally and I you know most about 98, 99% of the time I'm right because I have you know life experience. I do a whole lot of show prep and I have common sense numbers.

Johnny (8:44)

Brand new numbers on inflation. You can see the annual rate of inflation down a little bit in November. It was at 3% the last time we got a reading. Now it is tick down cooling slightly to 2.7%. Let's get right to CNN's Matt Egan for the latest on these numbers. This is below expectations, Matt.

Rob Carson (9:08)

That's right Johnny, only your expectations.

Johnny (9:11)

Only some good news on the number.

Donald Trump (9:13)

One economic issue, the cost of living.

Rob Carson (9:16)

So there goes another arrow out of the qu Democrat party. Unbelievable. And then of course there's gas prices. Listen to the this report from Vegas.

Johnny (9:25)

Five cents a gallon, that is a pretty big deal. Now if you would have just filled up a 20 gallon tank compared to a month ago you would have saved more than $9 a tank. And if you have two to three cars and you fill up several times a month, that is a lot of savings.

Rob Carson (9:41)

It is.

Johnny (9:43)

You might be doing a double take at some gas stations around town. Regular gas for less than three bucks a gallon.

Rob Carson (9:49)

Lot cheaper in Colorado. It's like a buck what we found.

Johnny (9:52)

At the Kwik Trip on low C.

Donald Trump (9:56)

It's not as painful at the pump. It's always nice to have cheaper prices.

Rob Carson (10:01)

Do you ever have to call your, your sig other and say hey honey, can I fill the car with gas or should I just put $20 in for payday? I had to do that like five, six years ago.

Doug Burns (10:12)

But you know, so as a new.

Rob Carson (10:15)

There are a lot of people who had to do that when Joe Biden was the president Uber driver. This helps me save a tremendous amount of money.

Johnny (10:20)

With the prices what they are right.

Rob Carson (10:22)

Now, I could probably sa roughly about.

Johnny (10:24)

60 bucks a week.

Rob Carson (10:25)

That's what I think I'm doing. Wow, that's like enough to buy groceries. That's an extra $60. I got nine children, so $60 go a long way.

Johnny (10:34)

Arco on South Jones, Costco's and Sam's Club and some Murphy Express stations are in the top 10 list of cheapest gas prices in town. On GasBuddy.com AAA says gas is the lowest it's been in four years. One reason gas is typically cheaper to make in the winter than.

Rob Carson (10:51)

Yeah, and also drill, baby, drill. Unleashing American energy and whatnot and doing smart things for the economy like a businessman does. This is Jim Gossip on the Rob Carson Show. Liberal heads, they're exploding Their tiny brains are imploding yeah, Trump has a mandate the media hates living in a maga wonderland Democrat popularity plummeting Lefties filled with dejection because they suck since they lost re election got beat really bad and now they are sad Living in a maga wonderland that's kind of cool, isn't it? Mark Kelly is gonna be indicted. Oh, let's hope so.

Doug Burns (11:40)

Seditious 6 as nervous as can be.

Rob Carson (11:42)

They should be trouble for themselves they all invited their careers will soon be history My heel on Omar Chris Ray's future is so dire Jerome Pow. Yeah, bye bye. Trump will fire in May and the deep state make America great Living in a mega wonderland it's gonna be a great Christmas Thriving in a mega wonderland Warrior dividend coming, winning in a maga wonderland Got a little bit more from the speech, including the 1776 warrior dividend for American soldiers. And of course, the left is saying, well, that's not enough money. Not very much money. $1,776. It is to me. I think it is to most people. $1,776 would certainly take care of Christmas and then some. We've got that coming up. This, my friends, is the Rob Carson Show.

Johnny (12:46)

Are voters feeling about Democrats right now? Yeah, I mean, Democrats in the minds of the American public are lower than the Dead Sea. What are we talking about here? Well, let's take a look at the net approval rating for Democrats in Congress. You said okay, Baldwin, the lowest ever. Look at this. Overall, they are 55 points underwater. Their approval rating is south of 20%. It's even worse when you look at independents. Look at this. Negative 61 points. That means that their approval rating is 61 points lower than their disapproval rating. Quinnipiac has been polling this question for the better part of the 21st century. They have never found Democrats, at least those in Congress, in worse shape than they are.

Rob Carson (13:26)

I cannot figure out why Americans would not like Democrats.

Doug Burns (13:30)

We have to Trump.

Rob Carson (13:32)

Please don't tell my children that I just did that. You get your musty hands off of our money or go to mouse cow you muster.

Donald Trump (13:42)

They're trying to rob you and they're probably a minor.

Johnny (13:47)

I'm shaking right now. I don't want to be here.

Rob Carson (13:51)

I'm sorry.

Johnny (13:51)

Am I taking too long, pleading for my life?

Donald Trump (13:54)

Which side are you on?

Doug Burns (13:57)

Which side are you on?

Rob Carson (13:59)

Awful people.

Johnny (14:00)

See how afraid of Trump I am. Can you wrap up, please?

Rob Carson (14:04)

Yes. Department of Government Efficiency. You just remember it is the Department of Government Evil.

Johnny (14:12)

What is the problem with those? What is the problem with.

Rob Carson (14:16)

I speak as both the B and.

Doug Burns (14:18)

The T in the lgbt. I do not want to be in your email inboxes.

Rob Carson (14:22)

You know why the Democrats are not popular? Because they're freaking insane and they're childish and they've been throwing a temper tantrum forever and they suck and they're not patriotic and they look like complete fools and they do stupid crap like say, oh, I like the narco terrorists don't blow up the drug boats. And the American people are going blow up the drug boats. I think it really kicks butt. I love the fact that they're blowing up the drug boats. I love the fact that. That now we're not just giving lip service to war on drugs or actually getting something done. I love the fact that they are uncovering massive, massive, massive fraud, which no one ever even wondered about. I said this. I said, this is going to get so big. We are going to find out that we are more corrupt than the Soviet Union ever dreamed of being, except for we had $7 trillion to play with. The Democrat Party increased the size of the government, 40% on Covid, and they looted the Treasury. Nothing ever gets fixed. We've got a guy in the White House who, for the first time since Reagan, is doing what he said he would do when he got into office. And they tried to kill him. They tried to take him off the ballot, they tried to put him in jail, they tried to impeach him, they raided Mar A Lago and it all failed. And this is what you are now. We are now reaping. We are going to win. We are going to leave you into the dustmen of history. I told you that the Democrat Party is spiraling into the pits of hell. Did that poll not give you an example of that? They are spiraling into the pits of hell. I have told you that the Democrat Party needs to reinvent itself or disappear into the dustbin of history. They chose after 2024, after every signal said you've got to turn toward the middle, they chose to go the other way, into the dust bin. Do you not understand that yet? Because I've been saying it. I've been saying it since they put Kamala Harris in for putting for brains. And I laughed out loud and said, there's no way she's going to be president. And people laughed at me like, are you kidding? And they spent $2 billion on that. And nobody wanted to eat that crap sandwich. There you go. And here we go again. Donald Trump is doing everything he needs to do to spur the economy like we've never seen before. The entire world knows that the United States is the place to put your money right now, to the tune of $18 trillion. And the only people who are saying the other the opposite are Democrats in the United States of America. We're about ready to start being proud to have a sticker on the product you buy saying made in Americ again. And it's been a long damn time. It's been a long time. And then last night, here is Donald Trump talking about what he's going to do for our troops.

Donald Trump (16:55)

Tonight. I am also proud to announce that more than 1,450 thousand. Think of this. 1,450,000 military service members will receive a special we call Warrior Dividend before Christmas.

Rob Carson (17:13)

And how much is that?

Donald Trump (17:14)

Warrior Dividend. Yeah, in honor of our nation's founding. And it's kind of funny because when.

Rob Carson (17:19)

Joe Biden was the president, enlisted personnel on, on army bases had to get food stamps just to pay their groceries.

Donald Trump (17:27)

76. We are sending every soldier 17 $76. Think of that. And the checks are already on the way.

Rob Carson (17:39)

Wow. Can you imagine that? You know, see, because I'm, I'm one of those guys who, you know, watch the prices, right? And, you know, if you want $1,000, that was kind of a big deal. And I'm the kind of guy, you know, if you get like a. You find a $10 bill in your pants in the wash, you freak out and go, oh, my God. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. But not. Over on News Nation, here's one of their Democrat panelists saying, 1776 dollars ain't that much.

Johnny (18:02)

And he can promote 1776 costs all he want. And giving out a check that worked for him the first time. 1776, that's less than a rent check in D.C. i don't even know what the impact of that is going to.

Rob Carson (18:14)

It's less than, you know, honestly. Wow. It's less than an rent check in D.C. will. You live in D.C. fool. And your money don't go very far in Washington DC. But I'm going to tell you right now, $1776 is going to cover your Christmas for your kids like you never had before and then have enough to buy a month worth of groceries. So it ain't enough to cover the cost of a studio apartment in DC. Well, most people don't live in DC for God's sake. $1776 is a hell of a lot of money. For the rest of us who look for yellow stickers at Walmart when they want to, you know, buy sandwiches and stuff because they're about ready to go bad, you know, I look for the yellow stickers. Hell, there's a Whole Foods near here. I look for the yellow stickers. I was there this morning. I bought half price sandwiches. I loaded up on half price sandwiches because I shop like I'm poor, because I've been poor. $1776 is a hell of a lot, particularly for our military members. And God bless them. I hope you have the best Christmas ever. And you should because it's pretty darned amazing. 100%. Here's a little bit more good news from the President.

Donald Trump (19:13)

Last night a major factor in driving up housing costs was the colossal border invasion. Yeah, we have never been invaded. This is the worst thing that, frankly, in my opinion, the worst thing that the Biden administration did to our country is the invasion at the border.

Rob Carson (19:31)

Treason.

Donald Trump (19:32)

The last administration and their allies in Congress brought in millions and millions of migrants and gave them taxpayer funded housing while your rent and housing costs skyrocketed. Over 60% of growth in the rental market came from foreign migrants. At the same time, illegal aliens stole American jobs and flooded emergency rooms. Getting free health care and education paid for by you, the American taxpayer.

Rob Carson (19:58)

They did. Yeah.

Donald Trump (19:58)

They also increased the cost of law enforcement by numbers so high that they are not even to be mentioned.

Rob Carson (20:05)

Now, by the way, for the cost of putting up an illegal at the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan for three days, that would be about $1776, around $500 a night. And they put illegals up there for six months or even longer and then gave them SNAP benefits and all that. So there you go. Let's take a break and come back. The one and only Doug Burns joins us next. Don't go anywhere. My nightly ritual now is a little ice, a little vanilla yogurt, banana, a little milk and a scoop of chocolate brownie beans. Dream Powder in the blender. A little while later, I hit the sack and I sleep until sunrise. It's amazing. These days everything moves so fast and it certainly can mess with your sleep schedule. That's why I'm here to tell you about Beam's Dream Powder. It's a healthy nighttime blend packed with science backed ingredients shown to improve sleep so you can wake up refreshed and ready to take on the day. Dream is made with a powerful blend of all natural ingredients including reishi, magnesium, L theanine, apigenin and melatonin. I've been using Beam's Dream Powder for a year now, and I can honestly say I feel sharper, calmer and more focused. And I'm not alone. Beam has improved over 28 million nights of sleep for people across the country. So if you've been waiting for the right time to try Dream, this is it. Go to shopbeam.com newsmax use code newsmax and take advantage of my exclusive offer. For 40% off, you can get their best selling Dream powder for just $39. So seriously, think about it. Go to shopbeam.com newsmax today.

Johnny (21:50)

I don't review those documents. So you're asking me to look at documents that I haven't for the first time. What I can tell you is that I'll give you allowed Mr. Wade to bill 160 hours a week and then Mr. Wade would be the first one in the office making sure that my staff arrived. He corrected their behavior. They thought that 8:30 meant 8:30. He 8:30 means 7:45.

Rob Carson (22:11)

Wow. I tell you what, after an evening with you, Fanny, that's not a lot of sleep. My God. Doug Burns, former federal prosecutor, joins us on the Newsmax highlight. How are you, my friend?

Doug Burns (22:22)

Good, Rob. Great to be with you.

Rob Carson (22:23)

What'd you think about Fonny Willis? She was a little belligerent yesterday, wasn't she?

Doug Burns (22:28)

Well, she was defensive, she was hostile, she was angry. And going to the third one angry, it's perfectly obvious why. In other words, you don't have to be a psychiatrist to know, Rob, that, that, you know, she brought this big RICO case against Donald Trump and the media lapped it all up. I had to sit there with a couple of liberal pundits on a BBC TV episode and they're lecturing me, including the anchor, that, oh no, this is a perfectly appropriate use of rico. That's completely absurd nonsense. And the thing blew up in her face because a she assigned her boyfriend, who had never done a RICO case, to the case. B, they spent all kinds of money, as I've heard you say. C, 10 times. More importantly, they went to Washington, D.C. and it seemed like there was coordination there. So when this thing just blew up, of course she's angry, obviously.

Rob Carson (23:19)

Well, she had no idea how much her budget was, how much they spent on this case. And so there are a lot of questions here. And she's clearly defensive. And I think it's more than that. I think that she's running for her life. I think she's scared out of her wits about the truth coming out. And.

Doug Burns (23:37)

Yeah, if I may jump in, I. Sorry to interrupt you. Rob, real quick, Very important. I mean, I'm a lawyer for 40 years, and I'm not trying to be corny or on a soapbox. My late father was a lawyer, and he took it really seriously. He felt that being a lawyer meant something. She and Wade both came in and just glibly lied under oath in a court proceeding. That's a total disgrace. You know, the point is, she should have come in. It's very interesting. Again, to be corny. I've been in many situations where people had lost informally, and then they come into court and the judge puts them under oath, and then they tell the truth. And it's kind of a solemn thing. So she should have said, yeah, I did have the relationship with him, yada yada. Instead, she just flat out lied.

Rob Carson (24:13)

Yeah. And she said that Nathan, what? He. He billed 160 hours a week, which would mean he worked 22 hours a day. How does that work?

Doug Burns (24:25)

Well, that's like the old joke. This is a good one. Guy dies, he's 47 years old, he goes up to heaven. He goes, I don't understand what happened. He's a lawyer. I forgot to add, in a lawful firm. And they go, well, we reviewed your timesheets, and according to them, you're 91 years old. And the point is, that's an old joke. Again, my dad, I keep mentioning him.

Rob Carson (24:46)

I haven't heard that one.

Doug Burns (24:47)

I have never heard that joke. But the point is, you know, lawyers sometimes can take liberties. 22 hours a day is a ridiculous amount to Bill. But the bottom line, again, broken record real quick, is their conduct was just completely and totally embarrassing. Okay? They spent a lot of money. She paid him a boatload of money. He was not qual to do the case. And on and on it went. Okay. And then they both came in and lied under oath. Unbelievable. As a lawyer, the last thing you should be doing is lying under oath in a court proceeding.

Rob Carson (25:18)

Yeah, exactly. Here is John Kennedy yesterday talking about the raid on Mar A Lago, which apparently was not necessary, not warranted.

Johnny (25:26)

I want to find out what happened. My Democratic friends, I don't put all of them in this bucket, Will, but they talk about the rule of law, and we got to follow the rule. And I believe in the rule of law. How come it doesn't apply to the Biden and Justice Department? And how come when we bring it up, they say, well, well, you're just vengeance retribution? No, it's not. Whether it's President Trump or anybody, if the FBI said, look, listen, meathead, you don't have probable cause to conduct the raid and the doj, DOJ did it anyway, I want to know who made that decision and why they did it anyway. And by the way, they're subject to lawsuit under section 1980.

Rob Carson (26:02)

I've never seen anything like it. I remember the day that the raid, they ordered that the cameras be turned off. They. Alina Haba was there. They sent all of his representation out of the. They. They went in, they laid out folders that said classified, confidential, top secret, all that, which didn't match the documents. It was at 100% set up. And there were people in the FBI saying, you don't have probable cause to do this. What happens next?

Doug Burns (26:26)

You do not have to be an assistant United States attorney for nine years, as I was. And I'm not being glib, just hear me out. There is absolutely nothing to debate here, okay? The way in a white collar case and multiply that by 10 in a political case, then multiply it by 100 when you're talking about a former President of the United States, okay? There's absolutely no way in a million years that you do a search warrant, okay? There are other alternatives. The memos that are being released show that the FBI, to their credit, was arguing. You have to be kidding me. First step is you interface with the lawyer and you work out the production of the material. The next step, step, if that's unsuccessful, is a subpoena. And by the way, if you tell the lawyer, look, if we can't work this out, we're going to have to issue a subpoena and then the lawyer will probably come around. The last resort reserved for serious, real criminals, real ones, not fake, phony, bogus ones, that's made up political nonsense, would be a search warrant. And the grounds, what you need, forget probable cause, put that to the side, because that's a light standard, but. But what? The grounds are, the stuff is very likely to be compromised, destroyed, moved. This venue's under 24 hours United States Secret Service protection. When my wife. Because you referenced the day of it. So I'll tell you a quick anecdote. She says, you know, Janie just called. She said that the President's house in Florida is being raided by the FBI. And I said, joanne, this. There's no way in a million years that that's true, okay? And that is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen. I have a friend who was associate Deputy Attorney general that's, you know, assistant to the dag. And I called them and I said, look, if two FBI agents came in to see you guys and they said, we want to search George H.W. bush's home in Kennebunkport, what would you say? He said, get the F out of my office. Are you kidding me?

Rob Carson (28:29)

I remember when it happened. It was the first time in history it's ever happened. When that was happening, I knew that this was something like we'd never seen before. This was, show me the man, I'll show you the crime. It ties in with everything else they tried to do. And Donald Trump is the only person who could have survived all of it. It's remarkable that he did. Isn't. Is.

Doug Burns (28:52)

But at the same time, it's not surprising that something like that, that would backfire because you've heard me say a million times. And I'll say it again, because it's important. You know, I've been in front of juries for 40 years, and jurors are really, really smart, okay? And they catch stuff. And you can't pull the wool over jurors eyes. And they have common sense. And the fact of the matter is, is that the vast, vast, vast majority of people in the United States of America had to have said, you issued a search warrant for the President's estate.

Rob Carson (29:22)

What?

Doug Burns (29:22)

Are you kidding me? I just heard, you know, Doug Burns, Andy McCarthy, Greg Jarrett, calmly express Professor Dershowitz that that's just beyond unusual. Rarer than hands, teeth. Because you would either work it out with the lawyer, if I may repeat myself, or issue a subpoena.

Rob Carson (29:39)

Wow. I'd like to talk to you on the other side of the break. The case of Nick Reiner, Rob Reiner's son, and also what's going on at Brown University. There's a lot of chicanery there, and I have theories about it. Love your thoughts as well, Doug Merns. That's cool with you?

Doug Burns (29:55)

Absolutely.

Rob Carson (29:55)

Sure. All right, let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show.

Doug Burns (30:04)

And someone who has a, let's just say, familial connection to one of the people that have been involved in this case. And the information that we've received, story.

Johnny (30:18)

That'S come out of there is that.

Doug Burns (30:20)

This was, in fact, targeted, that the.

Johnny (30:24)

Assailant came in and fired multiple rounds directly at Ella Cook. And that the story that is coming.

Doug Burns (30:36)

Up, that's being told at least by students on campus and people who are.

Johnny (30:41)

Directly involved in this is that seemed like she was the main target and everyone else was incidental.

Rob Carson (30:49)

That is Jack Bosovic. He's talking about Ella Cook being targeted at Brown University. And a lot of people are beginning to echo that. Not necessarily mass shooting. And even though two people died and, what, nine others were injured, the killer was able to escape. A mass shooter supposedly was able to escape due to a number of factors not caught on any quality video because there were no video cameras behind the building where this person got in and killed Ella Cook, among other things. There's so many balls in the air on this one. Doug Burns, what have you have noticed about this? And I know you've. I know. I know you personally have probably been spending a lot of time on this.

Doug Burns (31:31)

I have. And here are my takeaways. Number one, there are serious, serious questions about cameras because we saw in the Mangion case, the nypd, you know, phenomenal work. We saw in the tragic killing of Charlie Kirk. Surveillance cameras all over the place. So the first question is, wait a minute. What is going on here with cameras? You hate to have politics enter legal discussions, but it's. You can't avoid it here. And there's a lot of talk, you know, it's no secret, you know, that Brown University, you know, way, way, way left. And that may be reflected in this camera issue. The next issue is these press conferences. You know, I've been around the block for 40 years, and I've been at a lot of law enforcement press conferen, obviously. And, man, some of the stuff I'm seeing is really pretty shocking. Obviously, you know, one hand not knowing what the other's doing.

Rob Carson (32:25)

Yes.

Doug Burns (32:26)

Them coming out, by the way, Rob, and saying, you know, I just want to assure everybody there's really no threat. What, are you kidding me? This is an active gunman who's armed and still at large.

Rob Carson (32:36)

Doug. They had a candlelight vigil. The mayor talked about, you know, my feelings and everything. And they did a Candlelight vigil with the gunman on the loose. Are you out of your nut?

Doug Burns (32:47)

Absolutely. And then the president of the university, you know, who's obviously, you know, far, far left figure she comes in and this was a semantic nuance. You know, I'm not being sort of pompous, but not everybody might at court. I know you did, because I saw also conservative media was talking about it last night and she's like, you know, gun violence, that's idiotic. Okay? The gun doesn't kill people. People. The person kills people. So this is a total embarrassment in an unbelievably far left woke venue. I'm not happy about that, obviously, but I'm just saying it is reflected in what's going on. God only knows whether they're going to catch this guy, to tell you the truth, because the last bullet point real quick is that, you know, like Mangione and like the Charlie Kirk tragedy, they're going to need the public's assistance. And by the way, there was stuff about like they weren't aware of who was in the classroom. You have to be kidding me.

Rob Carson (33:40)

They didn't know yesterday how many people were. And they hadn't talked to anybody yet yesterday, Doug.

Doug Burns (33:46)

That's insane, Rob. And the point is, that's exactly where you're going to get the critical, critical information to apprehend the person.

Rob Carson (33:55)

Yeah, and I'm going to mention this because I'm not afraid to, because I can speculate. This. This guy, Mustafa Carbouch, has been erased from the student profile amid the search for the, for the gunman off of the university's profile. Now, he also has been known as a radical pro Palestinian activist who has literally confronted and attacked conservatives on campus before. And he fits the description and the body build of the suspect. And I would certainly think, you know, obviously you don't convict anybody, but at the same time, when you are wiping the profile of this individual off of the university, you know, whatever page, then is that a little bit coincidental?

Doug Burns (34:43)

Well, I'm not going to give a conclusion, but I frame the issue. I always do. And the issue is it is entirely reasonable at this point to discuss the fact that they may very well be trying to hide stuff that doesn't fit political narratives. And that's unbelievably disgraceful when you're talking about a criminal investigation.

Rob Carson (35:00)

Listen to this. Listen to this guy yesterday. This, this guy at the press conference yesterday. Check this out.

Johnny (35:04)

We're asking the public to please stop referring to him as the Brown shooter as this has an inherently Islamophobic connotation. And Brown because of Brown University, not because of the color of skin. Right, right, right. We are also asking the public to please stop posting photos of Mufasa Carmack. We would, for the sake of diversity, really like to pin this on. Wow. A different ethnicity. Because it is unfair to keep blaming Islam for every violent act they commit. Let's do better.

Rob Carson (35:31)

He literally said, we've got it. We've got to target another ethnicity, not radical Islam.

Doug Burns (35:36)

Who was that person speaking about, I may ask?

Rob Carson (35:38)

I don't know who he was. He was an activist. He took the. He took the. The microphone yesterday in the presser.

Doug Burns (35:44)

Right, right, I get it. No, no, no. Again, you know, things happen for a reason. You know, they don't just happen out of left field. And the fact of the matter is, is that, you know, they created this environment. You know, you don't need police, it's not necessary. And it's really embarrassing how it's blowing up in their faces. But again, I'm not happy about it because two people have been murdered. Multiple, I think nine or more people injured. And I wish they. This guy. But what a woke environment. That is unbelievable.

Rob Carson (36:13)

Before we go, get your thoughts on Nick Reiner. I don't think he's going to face the death penalty. I think they've got an insanity defense or. I don't know. He just does not seem of right, of sound mind and body. What are your thoughts?

Doug Burns (36:32)

No way he faces the death penalty. You're exactly right for two different reasons. Number. Number one, he wouldn't face it even if they, you know, enforced it out there. But number two, there's a moratorium on the death penalty in California, so that's not going to happen next. You're right on the money. Of course, this case has a very, very sad, tragic dynamic to it.

Rob Carson (36:51)

Okay.

Doug Burns (36:51)

Normally when somebody murders two people right away, everybody's like, this is a monster and an animal. It's a different situation. This is a drug addict with huge problems, escalating violence. It was an accident waiting to happen. And tragically, it did happen. I've already predicted that. I don't think you're going to see a trial, Rob. I think what you're going to see is, you know, an immediate referral for a psychiatric examination, obviously. And it may very well go down the road of not so much, oh, he's not guilty by reason of insanity.

Rob Carson (37:23)

No.

Doug Burns (37:23)

But more like, oh, he really can't face trial and he's going to be in a psychiatric Hospital, something like that is my.

Rob Carson (37:30)

Yeah, he's going to have to stay there.

Doug Burns (37:31)

It has no drama to it because we all know what happened.

Rob Carson (37:35)

Absolutely. Doug, I appreciate you so much, my brother. I, I want to wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year. It's such a wonderful to have you on this radio program and I look forward to an incredible 2026 with you.

Doug Burns (37:46)

Really appreciate the kind words.

Rob Carson (37:48)

Great H. God bless you, brother. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.

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Rob Carson (39:20)

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