Rob Carson (8:52)

Rape, homicide, manslaughter. That's who they're trying to protect in Minnesota. I do not understand these people. We sent Governor Walls a very strong letter today.

Show Co-host (9:03)

Yeah, a really strong letter. And she, she used all caps and part of it and stuff.

Rob Carson (9:09)

We had been working on this letter. We got it out saying that he better support President Trump.

Show Co-host (9:13)

Yeah, you better. We're gonna send another letter tomorrow.

Rob Carson (9:16)

He better support the men and women.

Show Co-host (9:18)

Send an email and then maybe a fruit basket or something. It's gonna get ugly.

Rob Carson (9:22)

Law enforcement. Because if he doesn't, we are, and that's what we're doing right now. Were there any consequences in this letter? Well, we'll see. This is fluid. Let, let's see how Governor Walts responds. Let's see what he does based on this, based on what's happening right now. But this administration is going to support the citizens. We're going to support our great men and women in law enforcement.

Show Co-host (9:43)

Okay, so I guess it was the letter. What did the letter say? I wonder, what did the letter say? If it was the letter that did it. If it was the letter, who that did it? I mean, There, there was some pretty crazy stuff in that letter. They've been like Donald Trump saying, I'm going to shovel missile up your rear end. I have no idea, I really have no idea what it would be. But anyway, I told Governor Waltz that I would have Tom home and call him and that we are looking for any criminals they have in their possession. The government, very respectful, understood that and I will be speaking to him. And if you must have said something like, hey man, we know what you're up to, we have evidence and we're going to send your ass to jail for the rest of your life. Maybe that was it. Maybe that was it. Yeah. He was happy that Tom Homan was going to Minnesota and so am I. We've had such tremendous success in Minneapolis, D.C. memphis, Tennessee and New Orleans, virtually every other place that we have touched. And even in Minnesota, crime is way down. But both Governor Walts and I want to make it better. Must have done something. He had a little come to Jesus moment. I'm thinking old Tim Waltz had a little come to Jesus moment because he was being all sorts of belligerent this weekend. Here he is. This is what he said, I guess Saturday after the strongly worded letter.

Rob Carson (10:55)

Is there anything we can do to meet the Trump administration, at least part of the way? Well, first of all, it's not a serious attempt and the Attorney General send that in. I, again, I would thank the local folks and Commissioner Snell, a great thank you to you and your team over there.

Show Co-host (11:12)

I wonder if there's something in there about you will go to jail for the rest of your life because we have some dirt on you, maybe something like that. I don't know.

Rob Carson (11:20)

In that letter they talked about, you know, you need to hand people over who are in your jails. They're taking credit for people that we've had in jail for a long time.

Show Co-host (11:27)

Why do you let them out, you jerk?

Rob Carson (11:28)

Always hand them over in the commissioner. Very clearly. So they're lying.

Show Co-host (11:32)

No, no, you are actually lying.

Rob Carson (11:34)

This has nothing to do with fraud. As the Attorney General said, they're not selling sending us forensic accountants. And these are things that have been we're dealing with now and have been.

Show Co-host (11:46)

Covering up for quite some time.

Rob Carson (11:47)

So look, it's not a serious attempt to get at this. The way to fix this is, is get these folks out of here. We've continued to work with them.

Show Co-host (11:53)

They must have got serious over the weekend. I don't know what it is. I'm speculating, ruminating and all of this, but something happened. Old Timmy had some sort of a come to Jesus moment. Maybe it's, maybe it's the moment we've been waiting for because there has been the talk of, you know, the insurrection act. Maybe it was, hey, hey, we're going to send in the troops, man. We're going to send them in. We're going to, we're going to take it, you know, whatever. I don't know. I'm just saying, all of a sudden this morning, old Timmy is one in the get along gang. He's in the get along gang. So I'm kind of curious as to what happened. Anyway, we got a bunch of stuff to get to a lot of audio with regard to this Alex Pred, his parents told him not to engage with ICE and don't do anything stupid. But he went ahead and did something stupid. Even when you're 37, you can't get your kid to listen to you. It's amazing. Here's the number. 800-922-6680. This is the Rob Carson Show. The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere.

Rob Carson (12:52)

Go to newsmax.com listen for details. This individual impeded the law enforcement officers and attacked them. State the facts as they unfolded on the street today. We were doing a targeted operation against an illegal criminal and this individual came with a weapon and dozens of rounds of ammunition and attacked them.

Show Co-host (13:16)

Yeah, not your typical concealed carry guy. I know plenty of concealed carry guys. I've been one too. By the way. You don't usually take a couple mags.

Rob Carson (13:23)

With you and this agent, have them on your person, took action to defend their lives and to defend the lives the people around them and acted according to their training. And we will continue to let this process go forward and not allow people like Governor Walls and Mayor Fry to lie about what actually unfolded on that street. Now they have deemed this situation an unlawful assembly and these leaders aren't even cleaning up the situation that they have. As far as the violent riots that.

Show Co-host (13:50)

We see unfold, these aren't protests at all. When you break out hotel windows to look for ICE agents, that's a violent mob. And more and more is coming out today. It's this story is breaking all over. I mean all the place for real, including this Alex Preddy guy being tied to high level organizational efforts within the Minnesota state legislature. Reports indicate that pretty a 37 year old ICU nurse shot by federal agents was an active member of an anti ice signal chat group used to coordinate rapid responses. Track federal agents across Minneapolis. The man behind the chat is state representative Alex Falconer, freshman DFL legislator from district, has publicly admitted to leading these rapid response networks, using the Signal app to recruit residents into a resistance network. This is insurrection, by the way. Use families to impede ice. Members of Falconer Signal groups instructed to send alerts when they see suspicious vehicles or known federal agents. On the morning he was killed, News of the ICE operation near Nicoladin 26 was reportedly transmitted across these very rapid response networks, drawing protesters, including Preddy to the scene. Federal critics argue these networks are being used intentionally obstruct and harass officers carrying out lawful duties. Falconer is currently serves as a Commerce and Education Policy committee. Whether state level officials are using their their positions to incite dangerous conversations between citizens and law enforcement. Then there is this. This just coming in from State Representative Brad Tab Key to organized ICE interference explosive new evidence shared by online here. Minnesota State Representative Brad Tabke, just a supporter of ICE Watch, he appears to be primary architect coordinator and dispatcher Representative Tadke is allegedly personally managing ICE Watch shift. He is thanked by name for organizing the effort, which includes recruiting volunteers for patrol dispatch, even food delivery at the New Creation Church in Shakopee, Minnesota. Tabke's organization provides volunteers with specific Signal group links for daily Scott County RR chat, Google maps, routes for hotspots and instructions on how to use the Signal app to monitor federal agents in real time. The program includes in person training sessions at Shakopee Library there. You know, I like to go down there and check out the books there every once in a while. Ensuring that volunteers are fully prepared to peacefully observe or as critics allege, impede federal law enforcement officials during lawful operations. Physical evidence corroborates Tabke's public behavior where he has been caught posting real time updates on ICE movements at apartment buildings and restaurants through Shakopee multiple times a day. By coordinating shifts, dispatching individuals to locations, developing real time operational guidance, Tab Key is moving beyond legislative dissent and into potential federal obstruction of justice. The massive ICE Watch network appears designed to shield the very cooperation and massive fraud that President Trump and Secretary Noem have warned is being uncovered in Minneapolis. Now we know why it got so organized. No, it isn't necessarily Alex Soros and George Soros and all that. It's exo Minnesota politicians. Allegedly. Allegedly. And then of course Alex Pretty was one of the. The useful idiots. That's what. That's what Marx used to call him. Used to call him. No, no, no, it wasn't. It wasn't. It was Stalin. It was. No, it wasn't Stalin. It was. Well, one of those, those Russians called him useful idiots. Called him useful idiots do anything stupid. Basically. Alex Pretty was told by his parents with not to engage with federal offers while attending the protests in Minnesota. Preddy had been carrying a gun with two loaded magazines at the time of the shooting on Saturday his dad said we had this discussion with him two weeks ago that go ahead and protest but not engage. Do not do anything stupid. And he said he knows that. He knew that family members of Freddy said he owned a handgun and that he had permit to carry it in the state but it never been known to carry the firearm. Video showed Pretty engaging with officers who then wrestled him to the ground in one angle of the shooting. Officers were held yetting heard, heard yelling he's got a gun. And the shots rang out. This after a weekend where one agent actually had his finger bitten off by one of these little bleep holes. Yeah. Here's Greg Bovino of ICE with a with a simple lesson.

Rob Carson (18:26)

When someone chooses to listen to a politician, a so called journalist, a community leader that spouted that type of vilification towards law enforcement or anything else, when you choose to listen to that, that is a choice and there are consequences and actions there also. I think we saw that yesterday. And those actions and choices can obviously have tragic consequences, bad outcomes, outcomes that law enforcement never wants to see. Law enforcement never wants to see a bad consequence due to a poor choice.

Show Co-host (18:59)

Now here is Cash Patel with some obvious advice.

Rob Carson (19:03)

You cannot bring a firearm loaded with multiple magazines to any sort of protest that you want. It's that simple. You don't have that right to break the law and incite violence. We will of course always protect your first amendment speech. And if you peacefully protest, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. But you have seen a trend here not just in Minnesota but across the country in these protests turning into violent scenarios and people attacking law enforcement. That's when you go over the line and that's when law enforcement steps.

Show Co-host (19:31)

Yep, yep, yep, yep. So there you go on the way. Chip Roy is going to be on the show next. The Chip Roy Congressman Chip Roy is going to be on the show next. We're going to talk about not only his grilling of Jack Smith last week but also what do you think happened that changed him? Vult's mind today. Gonna talk about Iran. We're gonna talk about all sorts of stuff. It's on the other side of the break. Do not go anywhere. This is gonna be really, really good. Let's take a break and come back. This is the ROB CARSON show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Relief Factor. You know, one of the most rewarding parts of sharing Relief Factor with you is all the real stories like Sandra's. She tells us. I'd been hearing about Relief Factor on the radio for a couple of years, finally decided to try it because nothing else has helped my back pain. With the three week quick start, I went for it. Now I feel like a new person. Those are Sandra's own words. And it's just so gratifying to hear. I've experienced that kind of relief myself. And knowing folks like Sandra out there are feeling better makes it all worth it. Try it for yourself with a three week quick start. See how Relief Factor could be a game changer, too. Call 800 for relief, that's 800 for relief. Or go to relieffactor.com that's relieffactor.com how will it feel to be out of pain?

Rob Carson (20:59)

Experienced prosecutors know that specific case outcomes are beyond our control. What I found interesting, you know, some one of my colleagues asked him, hey, what's your party affiliation registration? Well, you know, I don't know if I'm registered in any certain party. I may not even be registered. Which made me wonder, well, do you vote? Of course, you know, these things. And this was all about targeting Trump using the power that he had. And by the way, we've got to review all of the powers that these special counsel, special prosecutors have because he had no bounds, no limits. He's going after literally 400 plus conservative organizations that were targeted because they were friendly with President Trump or in my case, as a congressman. The separation of powers aside, I'm a citizen and I was targeted because I was having text messages and phone conversations with Scott Perry, who, by the way, had his phone compensated in front of his family on vacation.

Show Co-host (21:50)

Yeah. It was a busy week last week for Representative Chip Roy from Texas. He joins us on the Newsmax hotline for the very first time today. Welcome, my friend. Welcome to the show.

Rob Carson (22:01)

Great to be on. Hope you're doing well.

Show Co-host (22:02)

Yeah, I'm well, man. So are you a typical Texan? You're not so good driving in the snow, are you? Are you in D.C. well, I mean, I'm in Texas.

Rob Carson (22:11)

We've got ice, you know, look, I've got four wheel drive and I've got a winch on my Jeep, so I'm pretty good to go. But, you know. Yeah, yeah, I see.

Show Co-host (22:22)

There's no, there's no, there's no messing with ice. You can't drive in that Stuff, I'll tell you. But, but welcome to the show. I, I had the opportunity to meet you my first skiff in Washington D.C. and since moving here six months ago. It was real pleasure to meet you and hope get to know you a little bit here. But man, there's a whole bunch of stuff on the table. I want to start off, I want to get to the Jack Smith stuff. But it looks like Tim Waltz has had a little come to Jesus today over the weekend, talking tough all of this and this morning he's like, you know, we're going to have Tom Holman. What do you suppose happened? Do you have any idea?

Rob Carson (22:53)

Well, first of all, I want to start with the President and his leadership and demonstrating that he's not backing down but importantly naming Tom Homan as the guy that he wants as his general on the ground in Minneapolis. Tom Homan is a good man, former ICE director. He was literally given a medal by President Obama. And of course now they hate him, they call him a Nazi and whatnot. But my point remains. Tom knows how to do this and do it the right way. And the President recognizes this is a moment for leadership. You know, we've got to stand behind ice.

Show Co-host (23:27)

Ice.

Rob Carson (23:27)

We're not going to retreat, we're going to enforce the law, we're not going to allow them to take away funding from ice. But we're going to put the right leadership on the ground to do this all the right way. We want there to be cool heads. We want to make sure that we create a climate where we're not, you know, creating situation where this can occur. But Waltz is an interesting variable to your point because Waltz has been the one fomenting this and creating this climate.

Show Co-host (23:51)

Yeah.

Rob Carson (23:52)

And so I think this is an indication that he's getting the joke. And look, I saw a poll earlier today that showed border patrol and ICE still polling pretty well. The average American was sick of what was happening to Lake and Riley, sick of what was happening to Jocelyn ungrate, to Rachel Marin, to Officer Mendoza in Arizona. I go down laundry list the people in Minnesota that have been raped and murdered and killed, the dangerous individuals on our streets because these radical left is going to organize effort, want to politicize this for political power. And that's what it's about. It's about power. And they've seen Minneapolis as ground zero for being able to carry out their antifa radical efforts. And so credit to President Trump, credit to Tom Homan. And look, you know, hopefully Wallace is talking to the President. I'll believe it. When I see it, I know he's talking to him, but hopefully he'll listen to the president and listen to Tom, But I'll believe that when I see it.

Show Co-host (24:41)

Well, you look at the actions of the government and the governor and the. And the AG and the mayor and all of this. There has been billions and billions of dollars worth of fraud. It took a guy named Nick Shirley just to go up and knock on a door to figure out all this fraud. And then Dr. Oz was up there. He was chased. So the leaders of that state knew what the hell was going on. And I think that maybe there's a little putting the heavy on him about, you know, legal charges against him and his administration, among other things. I was, you know, a lot of people are cheering the possibility of bringing on the Insurrection Act. I, you know, if it has to happen, it has to happen, but I would much rather avoid it. And it sounds like we might moving. Be moving in the direction of avoiding it.

Rob Carson (25:23)

Well, I just want to mention something. I think that's related to what you're saying. Look, remember, this has all been exploding after we brought the light.

Show Co-host (25:30)

Yes.

Rob Carson (25:32)

Fraud and all of the absurdities going on there. So I think the Walls and Company up there, they know the gig is up and they want every distraction they can get to get away from people focusing on the. The now well exposed billions of dollars of fraud to the Somali community and generally. And the extent to which that's all connected to this entire radical network.

Show Co-host (25:56)

Yep.

Rob Carson (25:56)

So the people of Minnesota, the good people of Minnesota, they don't want this. The people of America don't want this. They want their country back. They want sovereignty back. You know, look, they don't. They don't want to see civil unrest. That's why the President's sending Tom home, and that's why the President's talking to all. But they don't want to walk away from our job to secure this country, secure our sovereignty. And frankly, the president should use the Insurrection act if he has to. He should know that we will have his back to fund ice no matter what the Democrats try to do to defund ICE this week. We did our job last week. And by the way, this is really important. Some of us conservatives who do not like voting for appropriations bills. I mean, I voted against a lot of them because they always have garbage in there that I. That the average American hates that funds program funds, things like that, National Endowment for Democracy right in the state. Operations build other things. But I voted for the Homeland Security bill, the appropriations bill. I Voted against the other ones, but I voted for that one because you have to pick. When you're going to pick shirts and skins, you got to pick size. Democrats want to defund ICE and Border Patrol. I stand with ICE and Border Patrol. So I voted for the funding bill. We got to fund it, we got to stand with them. And then we can, you know, get busy continuing to make changes, working with the great people in Trump's administration.

Show Co-host (27:13)

You know, the Democrat Party, let's face it, we're going into the midterms here. They're going to do anything they can to kill the economy like they did during 2020, before, you know, the election. They did the same damn thing. And so they're trying to kill the economy. They got a shutdown before in December. They may have, may have lessened the massive growth of the GDP from, you know, maybe it'll probably be about 5%. It was 4.4 over the summer. And then they want to do it now. They're looking anything to shut down the government blame. They're still doing this crap, Chip Roy, but I think it's falling flat. And do you think that them trying to shut down the government, unless we defund ice, how are we going to prevent that from happening? And what is the possibility of that happening this week?

Rob Carson (27:55)

Well, we are having conversations, and I was having them all weekend with the White House and with my colleagues in the U.S. house about what we can do to stop Democrats from doing that. Now, my personal belief is step one is under no circumstances should we allow them to split off Homeland Security and have a separate vote on that, because then they will leverage to kill that. If they want to shut down all this, then they're going to shut it all down. Right now they have a package over there that includes the Department of War, that includes Transportation, that includes Labor H which is Health and Human Services and Labor and Education. If they want to shut all that down, and by the way, I'm shutting down a good chunk of those things. If they want to shut down all that stuff, then that's on them. Yeah, but if they're going to shut down war, if they're going to shut down dhs, then they got to own it. And we've got to stick that, you know, on their responsibility. And we're having, you know, significant conversations about what we can do as Republicans. There are two paths for Republicans if they don't want to do their job. One, we passed another reconciliation bill. Remember last summer we passed 150 billion for defense and 150 billion for border security. We gave the president room to be able to deal with these idiots and that was really important. We can do it again and we can do it quickly if we chose to. Secondly, the senators have got to blow up the abusive fake filibuster 60 vote threshold. Yes, they can do that by forcing them to go speak on the floor or they could frankly just nuke the filibuster for purposes of funding government. I'm not sure they need to do a full nuke, but they can just say, look, we're not going to have a 60 vote threshold when we're talking about funding government. We have a majority to fund government. We're going to do it. Now look, that means that can be used against us. But okay, so be it. Go in the argument. But bottom line is we need to find a way to make sure our men and women uniform, both in the Pentagon and at Homeland Security are being funded.

Show Co-host (29:51)

Now, Chip Roy, can you hold through the break? Is it possible? I know you're a very busy man.

Rob Carson (29:55)

Sure. For you. I'll do it, brother.

Show Co-host (29:57)

I appreciate it. We got more with Chip Roy coming up. We're going to be covering January 6th. We're going to be covering Jack Smith, among other things, maybe Iran as well. That's coming up. This is the Rob Carson Show.

Rob Carson (30:10)

Take a look at how Democrats who disapprove of congressional Democratic leaders. Hello. Talking about 57% in January of 2026, the second highest disapproval rate for Democratic leaders from their own party on record. It's only beat by what we saw earlier on in this Congress when it was 61%. There's basically been no improvement. Democrats hate their own congressional leaders. These numbers are awful, awful, awful.

Show Co-host (30:40)

That and also I'm seeing Emerson reporting Hispanics have shifted 23 points toward Republicans for the 2026 midterms versus years ago. I'm thinking some of that has to do with Maduro of other things that if Cuba falls it's going to get really big and ugly for the Democrats. Chip Roy, representative from Texas, joins us on the Newsmax hotline. You know, the thing that I love is that the Democrat Party didn't learn anything from 2024 and they're doubling down on stupid. And I think it's beginning to catch up with them. What do you think?

Rob Carson (31:10)

Well, I think that's right and I think that the American people are seeing the benefits of what the president and his leadership is doing now. Look, the media is trying to spin up every single possible way that they can to make this you know, blow up and to try to undermine the president and undermine his agenda. Right. It's all political, but the American people actually can see, wait, I want our streets to be safe. Wait a minute. Minneapolis is kind of a mess. They're engaged in fraud. They've opened up their floodgates to have all these Somalis in their communities. They're thwarting law enforcement. They're actually encouraging it. And nobody thinks that's a good idea. So I think the president's right here. He's saying, look, I don't want anybody to get shot. I don't want the president of the United States. I want there to be peace. I want all this to be done the right way. But he's also being resolved that Minneapolis is at the core of the problem because of their leadership. So he's trying to put pressure on their leadership to do it right. And the American people are seeing it. And I think to your question, to your point, that that is blowing up on Democrats because they're the ones that seem out of touch with the average American.

Show Co-host (32:23)

Well, I think that. And I proposed this last year, I said we're going to have to get the good news across in a vacuum of good news from the media because they're never going to say anything is good. I mean, they said that the drug boat captains were fishermen, for God's sake. You know, and it's one thing after another, Chip Roy. It's one thing after another. It's, you know, release Maduro Donald Trump with the end of somebody. Pete Hegseth is a war criminal. Donald Trump is a king. And then it goes on and on. And they're always looking for something. And I think people are just getting damn tired of it, to be quite honest. You know, we went through a lot of crap. You're from Texas. You know what Texans went through with that open border. We're not forgetting that. We're not. And Democrats are siding on the wrong side of history. And I think it's going to catch up with them. I think it is catching up with it. And I don't think. I don't think they're going to win both houses of Congress because this is different. You normally lose seats in the midterms, but the Democrats haven't learned a damn thing in the wrong side of history. And Donald Trump's policies are making the economy and everything go at light speed. What do you think?

Rob Carson (33:20)

Well, I think you're exactly right. And of course, they're on the wrong side of history. I do think we can do well this fall. I do think that the. And frankly, you can watch it, right? You can see the Republicans who were afraid this weekend, they like ran up and they oh well, yeah, this is terrible. We have to like. And they're responding to the left, but they're not recognizing the truth, which is how we want to achieve the common sense on the ground and make sure everything is being done the right way. That this effort to undermine our security, that's the thing that the American people are focused on. So look, I think politically we've just got to do our job. Okay. I think at the end of the day, when you try to move yourself around, flapping in the winds of polls and what the media is saying, you lose. When you lead, you win because American people want leaders. They want to see results. They want to see prices go down. They want to see a strong economy. They want to see their border secure. They want to see criminals off the streets. They want to know that their families are safe. They want to know that they're going to be able to keep more of their own hard earned money. They want to be able to have their kids go get a good education but not be indoctrinated. They want the military to be able to blow things up and kill bad guys and not be a woke social engineering experiment.

Show Co-host (34:42)

Yep.

Rob Carson (34:43)

It's just your common sense.

Show Co-host (34:44)

Absolutely. What about Iran? What do you think about Iran? I think they need a little nudge. I think they need a little nudge and I have a feeling the President's going to give them that little nudge because we can't. The Ayatollahs can't continue to run that country. They've caused too much chaos the last 47 years around the world, including killing a whole lot of Americans. What are your thoughts on that?

Rob Carson (35:03)

Well, look, I think the President gave a fairly strong nudge when he dropped a bunker buster on their butt and made clear that they weren't going to be allowed to have nuclear weapons. And there is nothing probably more important. Although this shot across the bow of Maduro is really important.

Show Co-host (35:23)

Oh yes.

Rob Carson (35:24)

And what we did in going in there and people all like hand wringing about it, we sent a signal to the world about our capability. We sent a signal to the world that we care about Western hemisphere, that we want to restore order, that these drug cartels aren't going to be able to run amok. And in Iran we're seeing leadership. And the fact that these people are on the streets is a direct result of the President's leadership to Say, you guys don't get to have nuclear weapons. We're not going to let you continue to, you know, inflict terror on the world. Now, how that all plays out, President's going to, you know, I think he's got a reserved but, but strong foreign policy. Marco Rubio has been doing a great job. We're not looking to be in endless wars. We're not looking to have a 20 year, seven or $8 trillion war in the Middle east like we did in the first quarter of the century. This president wants us to end wars. He wants us to not be in conflict. He wants peace through strength. Marco Rubio is doing an excellent job, and I think that we're going to continue to do that and push back and hopefully. And I do want to say I stand with the people of Iran who are going out on the streets and risking their lives for freedom and a better way of life. And God bless them. We're praying for them.

Show Co-host (36:35)

Amen, brother.

Rob Carson (36:36)

And we hope that they'll be successful.

Show Co-host (36:39)

Well, we are almost out of time, my friend. I'm sorry to do that. I hope maybe we could get you in for a longer podcast at some point. Representative Chip Roy, one other thing. You're a Jeep owner. Do you have a duck on your dashboard?

Rob Carson (36:53)

So I have one. It's awesome. It's this little like, like duck that looks like a German. So, you know, we have a German community here in the, we have Sports Fest, is our full October fest in New Braunfels, Texas. And so I've got a duck from that and it's awesome.

Show Co-host (37:10)

So there's not a whole bunch of ducks. That's kind of, that's kind of a chick thing. When you own a Jeep, you got a whole bunch of ducks. That's. That's too much. That's overkill.

Rob Carson (37:19)

Yeah, I kind of shy away from those, but when I got the German document, it reminds me of beer and like Leader Hosen and, you know, music and pretzels. I'm like, okay, I'm in.

Show Co-host (37:28)

Well, I'm, I'm very optimistic. I think 2026 is going to be the. One of the greatest years of our lives, to be quite honest. Representative and I greatly appreciate your time today. Twitter at rep Trip Roy. Anywhere else can people can follow you, my friend?

Rob Carson (37:40)

Yeah, chiproytx. That's my personal account. You know, as you know, I'm running for Attorney General and running for the state of Texas to keep the Texas safe and secure and appreciate you. Appreciate the time. God bless you. Everybody stay safe out there in the snow and icy roads all across the country.

Show Co-host (37:56)

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

Rob Carson (38:05)

Absolutely unacceptable. Terrible, awful. ICE agents are just doing their job and I fully support that. And for, for me and people in my party might want to abolish it or, you know, treat them as criminals or anything that's. That's inappropriate and outrageous.

Show Co-host (38:27)

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