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Rob Carson
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Marco Rubio
Hold it.
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Rob Carson
Now.
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You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the World Wide Web. This is the Rob Carson show. And by the grace of God, it is finally Friday, Finally Friday. And I am broadcasting from the Washington D.C. headquarters, Newsmax Media. Actually, it's not the headquarters, it's the, it's the Washington bureau. Washington bureau. And, and we are, we are broadcasting live from here. It's now the end of week number two. We had four days on the air last week. Monday was the move day and got everything in here. And it has been a. It has been a quite an ordeal. Quite an ordeal. The last 24 hours were particularly challenging. But we got her done. We got her done and we got this glorious little studio here and you're here with me. That's the most important thing. You were there in Kansas City with me when I was starting out after selling cars for three years and getting sober. And you were there when I'd get up in the morning and walk out of the master bedroom and go into the spare bedroom and begin the show and watched it grow from there and added affiliates there. And then you were with me when I went through a divorce that I didn't expect and didn't want, but now realize it was the right thing for both of us. And I moved to Washington, D.C. and had a little studio, beautiful studio that I built in old Town Alexandria. And God has a very dark sense of humor because soon after I moved there, discovered the building was going to be torn down. Look at this. Hey, Rob. Yeah, hold on a second. Let me put up this last piece of paneling over here. Hold on.
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Marco Rubio
Give me.
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Rob Carson
Just give me a second. Okay, Rob, hold on, hold on. The building's gonna be torn down. I'm sorry, what did you say? Building's gonna be torn down. Well, what are we going to do then? Oh, my God. Oh, man, oh, man, oh, man, oh, man, oh, man. It is. You know, I guess I am jealous for people who, who have maybe achieved, gotten to a place in their life, they can just kind of chill, you know, never. Never has occurred, never has happened to me. I got to tell you, my 50s were just like, what? You know, this is kind of where you kind of slow it in here. You know, you're. You're at that stage where the pilot says, you know, put your seat back, table and seat backs up, and your tray tables up. And we're beginning our descent into retirement. No, no, no, no. Not for old Rob Carson. No siree. He was out of work for a couple of years, found out his biological family was given up because his mother was raped. Brother died, mother died, then wife, you know, divorced him during election year, you know, and then, you know, had to sell cars for three years. And then it's like, okay, so I'm just beginning. I'm just beginning. And we are beginning again. And we are in this glorious building now. And I'll tell you, I believe in this brand. I believe in the Newsmax brand. Six years ago, when Chris Ruddy called me on the car dealer parking lot, I didn't know Newsmax, and I think probably a lot of you did not either, because the brand has grown exponentially, gigantically. And I believe in it. I believe in it. And what I'm doing here with this terrestrial radio livestream is revolutionary. And listen, I wrote for rush Limbaugh for 20 years. I like to say I walk in Rush Limbaugh's footsteps. No one will fill his shoes. But this is, I think, not quite as precipitous a time as when Rush hit. Because Rush in 1987 hit. Rush hit right at the right time, the perfect place, the perfect life experience, the perfect skill set, and the perfect need for what he had to say. And he created a conservative revolution. He changed everything. Nobody's going to be. He was Elvis. He was James Brown. He was all of that to conservative talk radio, conservative media, the conservative movement. TPUSC wouldn't be here. CPAC wouldn't be here. Donald Trump wouldn't be here. So many, so many things happened because of Rush Limbaugh. My God in heaven, so many. We owe him so much. And I started writing for him in 1989. I'm a late stage Rush, baby. I still could have been aborted by the left because when I graduated college, I didn't know what I was. I knew I was pro life, but I kind of leaned leftward because I was poor. And I kind of blamed my situation on somebody other than, you know, having to work in College at $3.35 an hour. And I blamed it on somebody else. It's just the way it was. It's just the way it was. And then I went to Rush, the EIB University, and. And I became a conservative and I started writing comedy for Rush Limbaugh. And I did it until 2013 when Kit Carson died. And now is a whole different set of circumstances. You've got terrestrial radio, radio stations, which we have, and we're growing. You've got satellite radio, which is, you know, there. And we'd love to get on satellite radio. We'll see what happens. And you've got this magnificent stream, and look what has happened. Ten years ago, I signed on Facebook before you could use your laptop. It used to just be FaceTime on your phone. That was it. And I figured out what stream keys were, and I figured out what URLs were, and I figured out all this stuff. And I began broadcasting with two cameras 10 years ago on my, on my desktop, before Facebook made it available. I figured it out and now it's really coming into its being. Day one in December. Two years ago, this coming December, the first day we signed on, we were the number one streaming product for Newsmax. Number one. And there's one. There's a bunch of reasons, but I'll tell you, it's the perfect confluence of events. Terrestrial radio, the live stream, the podcast. These are so massive, you can't imagine how big they are. And it's getting bigger. It's getting bigger. I get into Ubers, and when I get to talking to the Uber driver and I, you know, I pick their brain and all this. And when I tell them who I am, they're about 60% or so of the time, they go, oh, I know who you are. I see you on TikTok when I was down on the mall, the National Mall for the National State Fair. I swear to God, half the people that I ran into knew who I was, knew Newsmax and would overhear my voice. And this has happened twice. I was out of this big event on the National Mall for Faith, and I had several people hear my voice and go, whoa, whoa, are you Rob Carson? Rob Carson. Can I get a selfie? It's overwhelming. It's overwhelming. And it has been one hell of a journey. And the journey's not over. It's just beginning. It's just beginning. And I brought you here with me. You're here with me. Those of you who've been with me for six and a half, seven years, maybe even 10 years, we made this journey together. And I'm here to share it with you. I was talking to Ralph Renzi. He's the director of Newsmax Audio and Streaming. He's a great guy, by the way. Used to compete with him, actually. He was a big manager Here in Washington D.C. of the biggest radio station in the country, WTOP, highest billing station in the country. Built Federal News Radio, among other things. And he said, Rob, he said at the end of the show, what do you want to leave? How do you want your listeners to feel? And I said I wanted them to feel hopeful. I wanted them to feel joyful if possible. I never want to leave. You stressed the hell out. No matter what we went through the last four years when Joe Biden was president, all of the crap that they were putting Donald Trump through, all of the trials, we felt it in our hearts. And then they censored us and we saw this open border and we had to internalize all that. And every single day I just wanted to come in and be so pissed
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off,
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but I said, no, what I do best is funny. What I do best is connection. Those are the things that I do best. And so this show and I, and I distilled, and I've distilled this years ago into what I, what I do, what I mean to do when I do this show. I mean this from the bottom of my heart. This is my mantra. Entertain, inform, motivate people to do good. Entertain, inform, and motivate people to do good. Because you can pound a desk and you can have an opinion and you can be angry all the time, and it's not going to help you, because I don't want to hear that. I don't want to hear that. And there are days we are going to have bad days. The last week I've had some of the last two weeks, I'VE had some of the worst days of my life, I'll tell you. I can't tell you everything. I can't tell you everything. It wasn't just the studio. There's other stuff happening. But you know what? By the grace of God, I come in here and when I turn this microphone on, it goes away. When I turn this microphone on, it goes away. Because I know I owe this to you. I know I owe this to you. And so it has been a long journey. Rush Limbaugh was discovered when he was 37. Glenn Beck was discovered when he was 37. I was discovered when I was 54. Yeah. And right now I'm just hitting my strides. So I'm in Washington D.C. and
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John Solomon
I
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Rob Carson
said to myself when I made this move and I left my family behind in Kansas City that I was going to make a noise no one can ignore. And, and I think we're doing it. We're doing it. We've got a ways to go. You know, less than a year in number 10 podcast for political commentary in the country. Number 41 for news, number 250 overall podcast. And we're just starting. So it's my promise to you every day I will come in here and give you the best show, the hardest working show and, and leave you at the end of the show feeling hopeful or at least girded for battle. How about that? How about that? I've got some great audio I want to share with you. You want to laugh out loud? Brandon Gill, the director of the, the, the, the National Bar association just shredded this woke woman on Capitol Hill. He was brilliant. I'm going to share that on the other side of the break. This is the Rob Carson show. Who would not want voter id? Only somebody that wants to cheat. Duh. Yeah, we're finding out the, the Democrat cheat machine is beginning to be exposed. And you know what I get so bloody tired of and have the last how many years being told there's no, there's no proof that there's voter fraud. There's no proof there. And I talked to this guy the other day, he's a rhino Republican. I won't say who he is, but he was vitriolic about it when he talked about, well, this was the day before Donald Trump gave a speech saying that 220 million of our voter files you and I stolen by the Chinese Communist Party. A lot of information about you and me. Voter registration held, date of birth, you know, address, the whole day, 220 million Democrat Party liberal media didn't care and this guy I'm talking to, he said, I said what do you expect that Donald Trump's gonna talk about? And he goes, I said, you think he's gonna talk about 2020? You ain't let that go behind you let that go. There is no, there was no voter fraud. There was no 11. And I'm like who are you? And this guy used to be a big deal. I just wanted to say there's a reason why you're no longer relevant. Because that attitude, there's no voter fraud in the country. And then just accepting that, are you out of your friggin mind? There's voter fraud in every damn country in the world for God's sake. And I would venture to say it's much worse here than it is in places where they actually count all the votes and have them counted by election night like they used to here. And they didn't allow all this mail in voting and they didn't allow counting up all these votes after the election. And he didn't allow illegals to register. And now we know vote in places like New Jersey. But this, this guy was like, okay, whatever man, I'm, I'm just kind of done with you. I want to mention this before I go to Brandon Gill Audio. I want to have John Solomon, John Solomon opening up a little bit on this. This what they say, 15,000 at least illegals registered to vote. 400 have voted in New Jersey. Mikey Sherrill knows she's about to get a colonoscopy. Here is John Solomon.
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John Solomon
As you know, last night the New Jersey governor admitted that 6,600 illegal aliens had made it down to New Jersey's voter rolls. At least that number, it could be a lot larger. And 400 of them actually cast a vote. That is the largest number of foreigners ever to vote in any collection of election in American history. When we told you that last night
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Rob Carson
the governor said your argument that there is no voter fraud in America, which is Democrats, and that's that Jack Weed I was the other day have said no voters right in America has is now over. It's now over. Now we have the beginning of what is going to be a massive uncovering of illegals on voter rolls around the country.
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John Solomon
Not our fault. It was a software glitch. No big deal. Well, overnight we reached out to the software company that runs New Jersey's system and they said there's no software glitch at all. The state of New Jersey knew they were putting non citizens.
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Rob Carson
I hope that company sues the state
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John Solomon
of New Jersey, I. E. Foreigners, onto the voter rolls. It is the state's responsibility to determine who is eligible and who's not. The software had it marked. Right. That is a major contradiction. And just a little while ago, the assistant attorney general for civil rights in the just U.S. justice Department, Harmony Dillon announced that there is a investigation of New Jersey into whether they knowingly we're allowing non citizens to vote and to get on the voter rolls. Remember, we.
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Rob Carson
You know why people get on the register to vote. Right to vote.
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John Solomon
She sent the letter out saying if you let non citizens vote knowingly, you're in trouble. Well now the vendors comments raised a very strong possibility that one of the blue states in America may have acceded to allowing non citizens to vote. We're going to keep a close eye on that hope.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, I hope you do. Hope you do. Here's Harmeet Dhillon talking about all the Democrat states that don't want to share their voter rolls.
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Harmeet Dhillon
Do you plan to take this fight to the Supreme Court? Well, we do. It's actually closer to 30 states. 20 states have given us the voter rolls voluntarily. And we found hundreds of thousands of people on those voter rolls who shouldn't have been there. Yeah. Now since the governor made this announcement,
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Rob Carson
we've opened up hundreds of thousands of illegals registered to vote. And again, kids, why do people register to vote? And why would state officials register people to vote?
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Harmeet Dhillon
Yeah, we asked her to disclose to us the names of the 6600 individuals who were wrongfully put on the voter rolls and then the 400 who voted knowing that they weren't entitled to. And today she hasn't responded to us yet. But she did tell the New York Times and others in New Jersey that she wasn't going to give us that information because, quote, unquote, we would weaponize it and she doesn't.
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Rob Carson
Now you might actually question who got them to register just with the data.
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Harmeet Dhillon
Well, who can't be trusted with data? Governor Sherrill, it seems like it's actually New Jersey because these people said they weren't entitled to vote and then you put them on the voter rolls in your state, blaming the vendor, calling it a glitch, etc. It is the job of the election officials, not some data vendor, to determine citizenship when they put people on the voter rolls. That's federal law. And it also sounds like why were
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Rob Carson
20 million people allowed to come into the country with an open border?
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Harmeet Dhillon
Liz, the state allowed these people to stay on the voter rolls for more than a year after they knew that they weren't legally entitled. That is a violation of federal law
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Rob Carson
to federal criminal law.
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Harmeet Dhillon
So we're looking at this very carefully.
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Rob Carson
By the way, I met this guy, Andrew Colvett. He is with TP usa. He's kind of taken over where Charlie Kirk was and he's actually quite good. I met him at the Capitol the other night, a VIP reception and I actually got to introduce everybody. It's kind of cool, but he's a really cool dude and I love his commentary. I think he's doing a great job. And I told him, I said, man, you are really doing a great job. Here he is talking about motor voter. What's motor voter? It's allowing people to register to vote when you get your driver's license. And who are Democrats getting driver's licenses for the most illegal aliens?
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Andrew Colvett
Republicans in D.C. use it. Use it. What I see is 6,600 reasons more as if we needed more to pass the Save America Act.
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Rob Carson
Yep.
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Andrew Colvett
What most Americans don't understand is that 19 blue states have what's called motor voter laws and they give them to illegals and non citizens driver's license. So when they go to the dmv, we are relying on the honor system for them not to check a certain box. That's.
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Rob Carson
How'd that work with all those Somalians in their leering centers?
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Andrew Colvett
All the western civilization is hinging upon Jesse. It's absurd. There needs to be laws passed that mandate. You show an idea and you prove your citizenship or these blue states are going to run roughshod over their democracy. And really, it's a constitutional republic. It's a joke. It's a laughingstock to them. And we have to make sure that it remains what it's always been, what our founding fathers intended it to be.
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Rob Carson
100%. Because one vote stolen is a tragedy. One vote stolen is a tragedy. And a whole lot of us had our votes stolen from us about what, six years ago? I stick by that, by the way. Yeah, yeah, I do. Sorry, I know I'm not supposed to say that, but you know, seven battleground states stop voting, counting at the same time because of a, a sewer line break or a water main break in Atlanta and then almost all the votes the next day coming for Joe Biden. Okay, sure. Yeah, yeah, you bet. You bet. Brandon Gill coming up. Don't go anywhere. Hey guys, It's Carson for relief factor. When it comes to supplements, two things matter most. That it works and that you can trust it. Jim ran out of relief factor twice. Both Times his ache, stiffness and pain came back. Once he restarted again, he says he felt better again. You know something's working when you run out of it. I started taking relief factor six months ago. I ride 30 miles on a Saturday morning on my mountain bike and lift weights every other day and I feel great. People like Jim make it easy to find out if you'll be the next person telling us Relief Factor help you tackle your daily aches and pains. Three weeks for just $17.76. Simply go to relieffactor.com or call 800 for relief. They will do everything they can to help. We hope you'll be sharing your story with us too. 804Relief or relieffactor.com. Hey, this is the Rob Carson Show. Brandon Gill was, I mean, just magnificent. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet him at the nation's capital. And you know, I'm not name dropping here, guys, okay? I told you I moved here and I brought you with me. So I just wanted to share. You know, I'm a wide eyed kid from Iowa. I'm living in Washington D.C. and I ran into Brandon Gill. There you go. And you know what? I ran into Beth Van Dyne, okay? You know, Beth Van Dyne, she's a congresswoman. And she just also, just like a model, I mean, just. And I met her there and I walked, I said, oh my God, Beth Van Dyne, it's so nice to meet you. And I. And I shook her, I said, you look fantastic. And she got all just goosey. Because they don't expect that from somebody's point like Beth Van Dyne. Can you come over, do an interview? And so I got a selfie with her. She leaves and she comes back about 10 minutes later, says, how did this selfie turn out? And I said, I said, it's fantastic. And I said, beth, I said, your name shouldn't be Beth Van Dyne. It should be Beth. Damn fine. Because you look fine. That's what I told her. And she thought it was hilarious. And we had a great interview. I did it, you know, because they're real people. So I want to share that with you. I see Brandon Gill, Brandon Gill standing there. I walk up and said, Brandon Gill, man, I got to tell you, I love your in these hearings. And when you bring game, bro, you are just a blast to watch. And you give him what fur and the whole deal. And I said, be honest with me. You lean into the Christopher Reeve back in the day, don't you? And he kind of nodded. Yeah, he does Christopher Reeve is Superman. He looks a lot like him. He even does that little curl like Superman. Every once in a while he'll just do that. I think it's intentional, but I had a great conversation with. It was fantastic. And yesterday he was talking to the head of the American Bar Association. This woman is, I swear to God, how could this person be in charge of the American Bar Association? Her name is Michelle Binky. Like she needs a binky. Like a little baby. Little baby need a binky. Anyway, Brandon Gill is grilling her because they, they're, they're doing all these DEI policies in law schools and all this nonsense. And one of the things that the, the American bar says is that the Supreme Court should reflect America. Like, you know, the nationalities of America, which is just stupid. All right, let's see. Is there a member of the Cherokee Nation on there? Is there a Japanese American on there? Is there a Filipino on? It's so stupid. It's so stupid. Although. Although it does reflect the intelligence of America. There's a complete idiot on the court representing Democrats Ketanji, Brown, Jackson. So at least we know that stupid people are represented on the Supreme Court.
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John Solomon
So there is.
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Rob Carson
That goes from really smart to really stupid. And she's right. So there, you know, even split there with that. But here is Brandon Gill shredding this woman on Capitol Hill about the makeup of the Supreme Court. Just savor this. It's fantastic.
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Brandon Gill
So would you say that it's helpful, it's beneficial if our Supreme Court resembles the racial diversity of America?
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Rob Carson
The ABA believes that diversity in all of its forms is important. We want people to bring all of who they are, whether they be from small.
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What a completely meaningless statement.
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Practice diversity.
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Brandon Gill
Can you define diversity here? You want it to. Should the Supreme Court resemble America's racial makeup? Roughly? It's a yes or no question.
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Rob Carson
The ABA does not support quotas. We.
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Brandon Gill
I'm not asking about quotas. I'm asking if it should roughly resemble America's racial makeup.
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Rob Carson
It should represent all of what people are.
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Brandon Gill
Of what people are. Okay, so right now there's about. About 2 of 2 of 9 of Supreme Court justices are black. That's about 22% of the Supreme Court, according to your testimony, about 13% of America's population. What is black?
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Rob Carson
If what kind of overrepresented.
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Brandon Gill
The Supreme Court should roughly resemble America's demographic makeup as the ABA states is proper.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Brandon Gill
And your opinion, regardless of qualifications, should the Senate refuse to confirm a third black Supreme Court justice?
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Rob Carson
The ADA supports and encourages diversity in all of its forms.
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Brandon Gill
That wasn't my question. My question was, if a Supreme Court vacancy opens up, should the Senate refuse to confirm a third black Supreme Court nominee based on his race or her race?
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Rob Carson
The ABA does not support quotas.
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Brandon Gill
And so the ABA does support some sort of. And we're gonna. Hopefully we'll get into that. The ABA does support making sure the ethnic makeup has a.
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Rob Carson
What about Inuits? Huh? What the hell? Why don't we have an Inuit on the Supreme Court, for God's sake? What the hell? I mean, honestly, how stupid. How utterly, utterly stupid. We are a melting pot. We are made up of hundreds of nationalities, every color, every size, every shape, every whatever. And if we. If we try to evenly. How ridiculous that you've got, you know, nine people on this court and you're supposed to represent the population of the most diverse population in America with nine people, are we going to break down the DNA of each one of them? Is that we're going to do next? Oh, look over here. We've got Chief Powwow, whatever the hell, he's part Native American, he's an Inuit. He's. He's a Pacific Islander, and he's part Irish. Okay, we got that covered. Okay, now we all just got to cover people from Australia who moved here in France and Italy and Polish. Okay, so let's look at the DNA profile of every Supreme Court justice so we cover everybody. Are you out of your freaking mind? I mean, honestly, how ridiculous for her to even suggest such a thing. With nine individuals, you cannot begin to reflect the diversity of America. The only thing that matters is interpretation of. Of the Constitution and, of course, relating that to cases before the Supreme Court.
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Wow.
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I mean, wow. And he just went to town on this woman. Here he is talking about the implicit bias. This is another stupid thing that the left foisted upon us years ago. We may have, you know, a bias that we don't know about. I hate to tell you this. Everybody has that to some degree. When you, you know, you see somebody you think is suspicious and it's not because of skin color. You have a bias. You have a bias. A lot of people after 9 11, a little scared of Muslims getting on planes. I mean, that, you know, that's just the way it was because they did actually commit the, you know, 9, 11 and all that. So, yeah, there was a little bias there, fair or unfair, but it was, you know, it's also called intuition. To some degree, for some degree, the people who are really biased that they let, you know they're Very biased. Okay. As far as you just inferring that somehow you're racist because you're white. That's really what it is. It's about. It's about inferring that somehow you don't like black people or you don't like whoever. It's just stupid. Here he is talking to this woman, this woman who honestly, I mean, honestly, if there were a Democrat in the White House, I'm sure she'd be up the Supreme Court because she makes Ketanji Brown Jackson look like a genius. Brandon Gill with Michelle Binky.
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Brandon Gill
Michelle, According to the ABA's website, quote, all of us have implicit biases. Would you agree with that statement?
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Rob Carson
The ABA believes that diversity, equity and inclusion.
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She always opens. The ABA believes that we, as a member of the Borg. We're the Borg.
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The we improves.
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Brandon Gill
Would you agree with the statement that, quote, all of us have implicit biases? From the ABA's website, the ABA believes
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Rob Carson
that diversity in all.
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Brandon Gill
Is that a yes? I take that it's a yes or no question. Do you believe that all of us have implicit biases as your website says?
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Rob Carson
The ABA looks to remove barriers and.
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Brandon Gill
That's not my question, ma'.
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John Solomon
Am.
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Brandon Gill
Do you believe that all of us have implicit biases?
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Rob Carson
I've expressed. I've expressed what the agent is doing.
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Brandon Gill
That is, that is the ABA's position.
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Rob Carson
Wow.
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Brandon Gill
As expressed by their. Their website. Against which groups do you have implicit biases?
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Rob Carson
Yeah. What's going on?
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The ABA believes.
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Do you not like white people?
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It's important to always.
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Brandon Gill
Are you going to filibuster? Because it doesn't make you sound very good.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Brandon Gill
I'm going to ask you again. Which, against which groups do you have implicit biases?
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Rob Carson
It's important to always examine everyone's point of view and where they may.
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Been to a synagogue lately.
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Have you need to consider.
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Brandon Gill
What about your point of view?
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Rob Carson
Yeah. What about yours?
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I am here as the president of
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the aba, blah, blah, blah, blah, association,
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Brandon Gill
and I'm asking you what. What your implicit biases are.
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Rob Carson
The ABA is an entity.
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If I had to listen to this woman, I wouldn't pass a bar.
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Brandon Gill
Reflected on your implicit biases.
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Rob Carson
I think about how I constantly.
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Brandon Gill
Would you like to explain to us what they are?
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Rob Carson
I am here speaking on behalf of aaba.
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Andrew Colvett
Yeah.
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Rob Carson
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Oh, we're booming the snot out of Iran. US military carried out its 13th consecutive night of strikes against Iran early Friday, targeting military command centers, drone facilities, communications networks, maritime capabilities. President Trump said he was weighing a massive attack bigger than anything before. I say go for it, Mr. President. It's time to wipe these IRGC a holes out of. Put them out of commission, end them. Pull the. Pull the plant out by the roots, pull the weed out by the roots and let the people of Iran be free. By God in heaven. That's what I'm praying for. I've been praying for it a good share of my life. Because all of my adult life, these, these jerks, these Islamists have been running roughshod over the world, spreading terror throughout the world. And I've been praying that they would dance. The people of Iran would dance in joy like those who danced after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Democrat Party would rather have you live in. In slavery, would rather have women be subjugated, because this can't happen under Donald Trump. This freedom can't happen under Donald Trump. Here is Marco Rubio talking about what Iran is doing right now and why we're not going back to the negotiating table.
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Marco Rubio
Iran is begging us, okay? Both directly and indirectly. Let's do a deal. Let's talk. Let's talk. Iran is begging every day. The problem with Iran is every time they make a deal, the people that are in charge there, they either break it or they want to change it. So it looks like they're not ready to make a deal. So they're going to keep, continue to pay a price. And they're going, every night the price gets higher and higher and higher. And that's what's happening now.
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Rob Carson
I love the fact that they are so arrogant and they are so full of themselves that they getting, you know, when you're getting your rear end handed to you, you don't talk smack. Right? Right. You don't talk smack and you don't try, you know, punch the guy in the knees or try punching him in the groin when you're on the ground, you know, just take him off a little bit more. They're just. I love this. I really actually love this that they're this stupid. It's just giving us an excuse to wipe them out. Here is Marco Rubio talking about the Houthis. The Houthis, they're this little band of morons who've been convinced by Iran to attack shipping in the Red Sea. And it's not going to end well
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Marco Rubio
for him, Rachi, their foreign minister, who the other day say, or something about their policies, an eye for an eye. The president's policy is a head for an eye. Yeah, I mean, honestly, that's what it's going to be. I mean, they will pay a very heavy price. I hope that they'll stop. They shouldn't really do that. They got suckered into this by the Iranians. You know, the Houthis largely were smart and stayed out of all this throughout the conflict, but they now apparently have gotten themselves sucked up into this going after Saudi Arabia and their ships. And by the way, that's, you know, I was reading reports a few hours ago that there is actually a Saudi fuel ship that's flagged Chinese. It's a Chinese ship. Are they going to blow up the Chinese ship? Then this becomes a problem for China. This will become a problem for the whole world.
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Rob Carson
I love the fact that they're arrogant and ignorant and 7th century throwbacks. It gives us an excuse to pound them into the dust. Robert Greenway is a guy, one of the principals of the Abraham Accords, which are going to bring a millennial peace. Actually, even more than a millennial, maybe a bimillennial, whatever the hell, two millennia peace to the Middle east. Something we could have only dreamed of. Something our ancestors could have only dreamed of. Talking about. Robert Greenway talking about the butt kicking that's coming.
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Harmeet Dhillon
The President has decimated their military. Their nuclear program has set the stage for diplomacy, made a good faith effort. For reasons that Secretary Rubio just laid out, it's impossible to predict that that's going to lead to a positive outcome which needs military forces. France and Germany abandoned their diplomatic facilities in Tehran.
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Rob Carson
That's not a good sign.
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Harmeet Dhillon
Assets are pouring into theater. And it's clear.
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Rob Carson
Have pizza deliveries increased around the Pentagon? That's what we got to check in next. That's what I heard. Right around the Pentagon, which is a stone's throw from here. They start ordering pizza when they're about to kick some serious butt.
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Harmeet Dhillon
The President understands exactly what has to be done to finish the job.
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Rob Carson
I love the Papa John stuffed crust. Just cheese, little sausage, sausage and extra dipping sauce.
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Harmeet Dhillon
That's what I expect. It means an escalation, getting ready to kick some butt to finish what remains of the Iranian capacity to ensure they can't present a threat to navigation and to US Interests, and certainly not develop a nuclear weapon.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. Nope. Not going to let that happen. Not going to let that happen. Gotta kick some butt. Gotta kick some names. Take some names. And those names are mostly Muhammad. Hoo hoo hoot these goodbyes Jim Gossetties.
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Harmeet Dhillon
You'll die.
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Rob Carson
He's a genius. Your killing days are over you're gonna need more than a four leaf clover gonna bend you over. Hoo hoo deez, you're through no one feels bad for you nah, I don't. Wiping you out, ending all doubt if you're destroyed I doubt that anybody would pout no Hoo hoo hoothies goodbye. Bye bye. And I'm sure you know why Trump's bombing you. What will you do? Boom boom, boom. Ending your reign of terror is overdue. Houthis there on the run. Hoo hoo hoo. These are done. That's fantastic. That is Jim Gossett. Oh my gosh.
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John Solomon
He.
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Rob Carson
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