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Speaker 1: Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of The Right View. We like to check out all the things out there that are going on. And there's a lot. And let's watch some videos together and see what's taking over the Internet.
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Speaker 2: During the Lindsay Clancy trial was a black man. And I'm not going to share any opinions because I'm not a person of color. I am a non-practicing white.
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Speaker 1: I'm surprised.
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Speaker 2: It changes the landscape of the conversation a little bit. And I think a lot of us were assuming that it was a white man.
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Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 1: First of all, the Lindsay Clancy trial, it's mind boggling to me how everything has to kind of like go back to politics. And it seems like people on the left, for some reason, are OK with generally killing children, whether that's in utero or whether they are, you know, grown kids like Lindsay Clancy's kids. Apparently, a lot of these lunatics out there think that she's completely not guilty of any charges, that she should have never been charged including most of this jury, which is just outrageous. The fact that because the lone holdout, the person who had a shadow of a doubt, if not more, in terms of agreeing with the jury and saying, oh no, she was not responsible in any way for murdering her three children because he was apparently a black man. I just learned that. I didn't know that until this lady said it. If that's the case, who cares? Who cares? I'm sorry. Is there some world in which you have to be a certain race or ethnic background or something to see what is clearly in front of you to see that a woman murdered her three children? I don't know what that has to do with anything. What I do know is that a lot of people out there need to take a long, hard look at themselves. Because if you can see a woman murder her three children and then somehow find that you think that she should just be let off with no charges, where's the accountability for the kids? Who is standing up for them? At what point do we just say as a society, just take anything anybody wants to do, just let it go. That's basically where these people want us to head. These are the same kind of crazy people who don't want borders, who want criminals to just be running rampant. like lindsey clancy i'm sorry if i were on that jury guess who it would have been it would have been the one guy and me there's zero chance under the sun that i ever would have said not guilty reason of insanity for that woman i don't care you murdered your three children and the fact that anyone is trying to take up and defend her is again it's just mind-boggling crazy stuff What would happen to your family if the IRS suddenly started taking your money? They can garnish your wages, levy your bank accounts, and even come after your home, business, or retirement. While penalties can climb as high as 25% and interest compounds every single day. Let me talk to you like family for a minute. If you or your business owe back taxes or haven't filed in years, don't wait. Call America Tax Group now at 888-600-7000. Listen, if the IRS can go after Donald Trump, and believe me, they have for years, they'll come after anyone. But he never faced them without the best legal minds in his corner, and neither should you. American tax groups, tax lawyers, and enrolled agents aggressively fight for you against the IRS and state taxing authorities. They're experts in powerful programs that may even help you eliminate your tax debt. Every day you wait, the interest grows. Taking care of this is one of the strongest things you can do for yourself and for your family. Visit americataxgroup.com slash Trump. Be strong for your family. Take care of this today with America Tax Group.
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Speaker 4: Your camera's not.
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Speaker 1: It's grotesque. The things that people have done in the wake of the murder of a husband, a father, a son, an American, a person who wore his Christian faith on his sleeve, it is so disturbing to see the lengths to which people have gone to try and not only validate it, but then at the year anniversary of his murder, to vandalize a newly displayed statue of Charlie Kirk and to spray paint red as though I assume it was meant to be blood on his neck where he actually had the bullet enter his body that killed him. I don't even know what to say about people anymore. I mean, honestly, how depraved does one have to be in order to even think of doing something like that? Just to think it in your mind. But then to execute that, to go out and do something like that. You know what? I'm trying to think of any time at which I've ever seen someone in the conservative side of the aisle go after any sort of emblematic thing on the left and vandalize it in that sort of way. Notice what they crossed out as well in the words there. They crossed out the word Jesus. These people really need... to get back to some sort of religion. I think that the lack of religion and the absence of God for so many people has allowed a space in which people are just, there's no bottom for people, right? There's just nothing that anyone would stop for a second and say, I must be a really sick person to even consider doing something like this. There's just, it's whatever. You can, all in the name of politics, you can validate anything. And that is a really sad place to exist. And it's a really sick place to exist. I am so sorry to Erica, to Charlie's children, to his parents, his family. I consider myself to be one of his friends. People who knew Charlie Kirk never forgot an interaction with him. He was such a unique and special individual, obviously deserved to live a long life, but he made such an impact in the short time he was on this planet. I'm grateful I got to know him. I'm grateful I got to spend time in his presence. I'm grateful that he was able to take the vision that he had as a 20-something-year-old kid and see it through to the point of Turning Point USA, to be able to impact politics in the way he did, to be able to impact religion in the way he did. It's unbelievable. And every day, there's something that reminds me how lucky I am to have my family, my husband, and I think of Erica, and I think of those kids who will grow up never knowing their father. And you have these sick individuals doing things like that. It's so disgusting.
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Speaker 5: River Dam was built in five years, 1931 to 1936. It's incredible what this country used to.
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Speaker 4: Be able to do. And so I took a picture of the plaque, And I tweeted it out. And I just said, we built the Hoover Dam in five years.
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Speaker 1: Can you believe it?
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Speaker 4: And somebody tweeted back to me, could you imagine how long it would take to build the Golden Gate Bridge today in Gavin Newsom's California? And I wrote back, people who wanted to commit suicide, Would die of natural causes. Now, I live out in Malibu. And as you guys may have heard, Malibu pretty much burnt to the ground. And there's no rebuilding because of overburdensome regulations and red.
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Speaker 1: Tape and building codes. Too many rules. Too many rules.
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Speaker 4: And I think if you want to encapsulate it, you can just picture the sign that used to be at the beach in Southern California when you walked onto that sand. 50 years ago, it just said no bonfires. And now it says no fireworks and now no alcohol and no dogs and no smoking and no frisbee and no fun. And then they close it for COVID. The point is, is they never take anything off the sign. They just add a new rule onto the sign until you have no freedom at all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how communism works. That's exactly what they do. They start small. They just kind of add things when you're not paying attention. Just take a freedom away here. Take a freedom away there. Until you look around one day and you say, wait a minute, what happened here? Where did everything go? And they're like, oh, it's too late now. You're not getting that back. You think they give it back to you after they take your freedom? Yeah, absolutely not. People have to fight and die to get it returned if it ever actually happens. is returned. His previous point, though, about the time it takes to accomplish anything in the state of California, let's all keep that in mind. First of all, if you live in California right now, think about that for a second. The fact that the first trip the president took, the first major trip, as far as I remember, after he was inaugurated for a second time as our 47th president, was out to California. It was right after the wildfires. And he directly said, we need to make sure people can rebuild. And if you recall, you had Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles there alongside of him. And there was all this discussion about, well, it'll be a couple of months before people are able to get back to their properties to survey things. We have to make sure it's safe. And he was like, no, send them back now. Let them go today. People want to get back to their lives. We don't want all this red tape on everything because it takes forever to ever accomplish something. Do you know how long it took to build the Empire State Building? It took a year. Okay. Or maybe it was less than that. Maybe it was like 11 months or something. Is that shocking? It's shocking because now there are so many layers of nonsense on top of everything that you want to build something. It takes forever. We were just over in Ireland for the Irish Open. We have a Trump golf course over there, Trump Dune Bag. Beautiful. We had an amazing time. The Irish Open was absolutely incredible. But one of the things that I took away from it, having been kind of in the background of my husband doing a lot of these interviews over there, is there were a lot of hurdles that they had to jump through in order... to accomplish that golf course, to do anything over in Ireland, they basically push everybody away. Anybody who's thinking of making an investment there, building something, you know, spurring on the economics of a town, you know, you have something like the Trump Doonbed Golf Course. Guess what? That employs a ton of people in the area there. But you don't want to go build a golf course somewhere where people are making it incredibly challenging to build anything, to do anything, to get anything accomplished. That's what's happening in California. So if you live in California, think of that as you go to vote for your next governor. Make sure that person, Steve Hilton, hopefully. is somebody who actually wants you to be able to build, who wants your businesses to flourish, who wants to make life easier for you, not harder for you, who wants companies coming in, not running them out like Gavin Newsom has done. And then everybody in the country needs to think about what Gavin Newsom did to the state of California. Now, this is a guy I think we've all been well aware for a long time. He wants to run for president in 2028. I don't care what he tells you. That's exactly what he wants to see happen. Let's remember what he did to the state of California. And that's exactly what he would do to our country. So it's a no for me. It's a hard no. We need to remind people all the time of the implications of your vote. And votes matter. Let's get out. Let's vote in California. Guys, get a new governor. You could really revive your state. I want to see you come back. I love the state of California. Adam Carolla, absolutely right. Hey, before you buy gold or silver, I want you to do one simple thing. Ready for this? Don't buy gold or silver until you reach out to my partners over at Goldco. Here's the thing. Not all gold companies are the same. Mistakes can be made, and those mistakes can cost you a small fortune if you're not careful. I've partnered with Gold Co. for a reason. They are who will get the job done. They're a top-rated gold and silver company, and they have over 8,000 five-star reviews, white glove customer service. Plus, they have one of the best gold and silver offers in the game. Right now, you can get Gold Co. 's 2026 Gold and Silver Guide free of charge, plus up to 10% and bonus silver on qualified orders. That's 10% just for getting started. So if you have $ 50, 000 or more saved in retirement, head over to laralikesgold.com. You'll be glad you did. So head over to laralikesgold.com.
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Speaker 6: The Iranians should know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran. Whatever stage of development they might be in their nuclear weapons program in the next 10 years, during which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be able to totally obliterate them.
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Speaker 1: That's a terrible thing to say, but.
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Speaker 6: Those people who run Iran need to understand that, because that perhaps will deter them from doing something that would be reckless, foolish, and tragic.
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Speaker 1: Wow, there's old Hillary. It's a shame we didn't get to see that day, isn't it? Didn't get to see her as president, didn't get to see her take it to Iran. I mean, I don't know. Would she have actually done that? There were a lot of people saying a lot of things like that for a long time. Guess what? None of them did anything. They all threatened. Oh, Iran, we're going to take it seriously. We can't have them with a nuclear weapon. And then what they do, kick the can, kicked it right down the road. Oh, I don't want to. It's like that game hot potato, you know, where you have something, you got to pass it to the next person. And if the buildings and it's in your hand, the whole thing you know, supposedly blows up, you're out of the game, okay? Guess what? They all just hot potatoed everything down the line until it landed in Donald Trump's hands. And he was like, you know what? I gotta do something about this. This is another one of those things that people forever have been ignoring. You heard Hillary Clinton right there, clearly based on how she looks there. That wasn't very recent. I'm gonna assume that was the first time when she ran against Barack Obama for president. But the point is, people have known for a long time that Iran is a serious problem, that they were developing a nuclear weapon. And what happened? Obama, pallets of cash, gave them cash, had sunset clauses in the Iran nuclear deal, so that at a certain point, after they got all of this money from the United States and felt very emboldened with themselves, there was going to be a time at which they could then develop a nuclear weapon. And that time is right now. So Donald Trump having the hot potato in his hand said, I've got to do something about it. It is not politically advantageous. He hates the fact that he understands the economy better than anyone, understands how to lower gas prices and inflation. Drill, baby, drill. We have a deal now with Venezuela to get more oil for our country so that hopefully we see these gas prices come down. But gas prices are high because we had to do this because there was no other option. We cannot have these lunatics in Iran developing nuclear weapons. They would wipe us out totally. You've seen how hard it's been to deal with these people because they're crazy. So listen, I give the president a lot of credit. I actually think Hillary Clinton fairly recently gave President Trump credit as well, because forever people have understood this is a major issue, but no one was willing to tackle it. No one was willing to do anything because it is very challenging, except for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 4: You know why?
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Speaker 1: Because he doesn't shy away from the hard stuff. Because when there's a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things, he really doesn't care what happens by doing the right thing. It's the right thing to do. It might be bad for him politically, might not be helpful in these midterm elections. He would love to see gas back at $ 1. 87 a gallon, and it will be, but we've got to get through this. And you have to do this stuff sometimes. It's not pretty. It's not perfect. It's not nice. War never is. But it's necessary in order to protect not just our country, but the entire world. Because when crazy people get a weapon like that, they do crazy things and we cannot afford that.
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Speaker 3: No, I support the normal people. What do you call a far right?
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Speaker 1: Falsely. You think it's the normal person?
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Speaker 6: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Literally, you could.
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Speaker 3: Go back 10 or 15 years and these policies were completely normal. In fact, one of the tricks that I think is funny, I think it's quite funny, is to take a speech from Obama and Hillary and then go to someone who's sort of on what I call the lunatic left and say, what do you think of the speech by Trump? Like, oh, wow, he's the worst person ever. Actually, that was a speech by Obama. Or actually, that was a speech by Hillary.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 1: I agree. No, I agree that the center of gravity in this country has shifted. Certainly the democratic party shifted to the left, but that's not what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about people like Rupert Lowe.
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Speaker 3: It's actually just normal people. It's just normal people. It's just normal people. And, um, the, and, and here are the principles and tell me which of these sound terrible, um, that we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, uh, that we should have sensible spending, which of those three are far right fringe and, and, and, I would like to just admonish you and the media for the absurd characterization of the far right. It is false and misleading and nonsense.
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk, ladies and gentlemen. Well done, Elon. Way to completely humiliate and shut down that woman. The reporter there, we got to put that in air quotes because these people are just dishonest political hacks at this point. They're just obviously vying for one side of the political aisle. And their entire goal is to try to just dump on anybody who doesn't fully agree with them, which is exactly what she was trying to do there. She's trying to trap him and say like, Oh, people on the far right are crazy. And Eli was like, no, no. What's crazy about common sense? That is the problem right now. There's nothing crazy about that. And whenever you step back and you kind of broadly look at it. in the way that Elon just laid out, you realize what's happened, that these people are so consumed with, it's all down to Trump derangement syndrome, with hating Donald Trump. They will do anything they can. They will try to make crazy seem sane They will try to make things that are completely insane feel like they should be common sense. There's nothing commonsensical about not protecting yourself. And that's what these people want to do with the open borders. There's nothing commonsensical about spending yourself to death, which is what all of these people want to do with allowing fraud to just run rampant, your taxpayer money to just be spent on any and everything. And there's no accountability for any of it. Those sorts of things are basic common sense things that if you apply in your everyday life, imagine you just had no doors on your house. Imagine you just had an open bank account where people could just go in and take whatever they wanted at any point. You would never do that. So why is our country doing that? And Elon is also right in the fact that so many of the things that the folks who get hysterical about Donald Trump are upset about, his policy points are the exact same policies of people in the Democrat Party not too many years ago. As he said, if you go out and you listen to or give people a speech from Barack Obama, but say it's from Donald Trump, they'll hate it just because they think it's from Donald Trump. They did this with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in one of their debates. They actually reversed the answers given by, so all of Hillary's answers, Donald Trump gave, and all of Donald Trump's answers, Hillary gave. And they showed the the transcript to people and they asked like, oh, who do you think won the debate? Well, what do you think happened? They all sided with Hillary Clinton, all the Democrats, because they thought, oh, well, this is, it's Hillary. So the whole point is that people need to start realizing that they've really been brainwashed. I mean, I feel sorry for a lot of these people. If you suffer from Trump derangement syndrome and you were so obsessed with hating one person that you can't see the forest through the trees. You can't see the fact that some of this stuff is just basic common sense. Close the doors, lock the doors, keep your bank account private, those sort of basic things. That's what this country needs. You need somebody to look out for us. And for so long, no one did. So thank you, Donald Trump, for doing it. And thank you, Elon Musk, for not only calling out the nonsense when you see it, but being willing to stand up when you did. In 2024, to come out and say, I support Donald Trump and I'm backing him for president of the United States was a bold and huge move. And it's not as though Elon didn't suffer for it. It's not as though his companies didn't suffer for it. Don't forget, people were firebombing Teslas, right? They were going around to the Tesla dealerships and throwing Molotov cocktails through their windows and taking knives to people's tires driving Teslas. Crazy stuff. It's crazy stuff. So thank you, Elon. Thank you, Donald Trump. We need more people to call these crazies out because otherwise they just they run rampant and there's no end to it. There are some stories that stay with you long after the credits roll. And Charlie Kirk, American Martyr, is one of them. This documentary isn't just about one man's life. It's about what it means to live with unwavering faith, courage and conviction in a world that constantly challenges those values. Charlie's love for God, his family, and his commitment to encouraging others shines throughout this film. It's a reminder that the greatest legacy we can leave isn't success or recognition. It's faithfulness to the calling God has placed on our lives. 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Speaker 7: John, let me talk about that 1%. Are you saying 1% is okay? Because that 1% is what caused this right here. 1% is one too many. I said this in my remarks. Every single illegal that maims or kills an individual is 100% preventable. I'm trying to prevent every one of them. I don't care if it's a fraction of 1%. I'm coming after you. I'm removing you from the road. because it should never take place. Every death at the hands of an illegal is one too many. So you make the percentage about 1%. Are you willing to take that 1% if it was your daughter?
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Speaker 1: That is exactly right. That is the exact point that needs to be made. The ability to excuse murders of American citizens, people's apartment complexes being taken over, Hundreds of thousands of Americans dying at the hands of drug cartels every year. Just to excuse all of that, because, well, it's a small percentage. No, 1% is 1% too many. The idea that we're somehow just supposed to allow it to happen, it just gets baked in. It's not a big deal. If somebody was stealing 1% of your money, you think you would check it out? If somebody was bullying your kid 1% of the time, do you think you might take a little bit of action? I think so. So what's the difference here? The difference here is that Mark Wayne Mullen is the DHS secretary under Donald Trump. That's the difference. And finally, we have people who are standing up for America. Finally, we have people who are standing up for American citizens and saying enough is enough. We're not going to let our country just be overrun by illegals. We're not going to allow any of it. We have a zero tolerance policy. for this stuff. You know what they do over in Poland? You cross the border illegal in Poland, guess what happens? They shoot you. They shot one person. Guess how many people have tried to cross that border? None. Exactly right. You have to have accountability for people. Otherwise, there's just no reason that people would stop this. So we're getting people out. We're getting people who have illegal driver's licenses, who should not be driving these big rigs and are killing Americans, shouldn't be on the road at all, killing Americans. We're getting them out. Because if you can prevent somebody's death, would you not do it? I think you would. Thank you, Mark Wayne Mullen, for tackling that. Very smart.
Speaker 1: Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of The Right View. We like to check out all the things out there that are going on. And there's a lot. And let's watch some videos together and see what's taking over the Internet.
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Speaker 2: During the Lindsay Clancy trial was a black man. And I'm not going to share any opinions because I'm not a person of color. I am a non-practicing white.
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Speaker 1: I'm surprised.
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Speaker 2: It changes the landscape of the conversation a little bit. And I think a lot of us were assuming that it was a white man.
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Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 1: First of all, the Lindsay Clancy trial, it's mind boggling to me how everything has to kind of like go back to politics. And it seems like people on the left, for some reason, are OK with generally killing children, whether that's in utero or whether they are, you know, grown kids like Lindsay Clancy's kids. Apparently, a lot of these lunatics out there think that she's completely not guilty of any charges, that she should have never been charged including most of this jury, which is just outrageous. The fact that because the lone holdout, the person who had a shadow of a doubt, if not more, in terms of agreeing with the jury and saying, oh no, she was not responsible in any way for murdering her three children because he was apparently a black man. I just learned that. I didn't know that until this lady said it. If that's the case, who cares? Who cares? I'm sorry. Is there some world in which you have to be a certain race or ethnic background or something to see what is clearly in front of you to see that a woman murdered her three children? I don't know what that has to do with anything. What I do know is that a lot of people out there need to take a long, hard look at themselves. Because if you can see a woman murder her three children and then somehow find that you think that she should just be let off with no charges, where's the accountability for the kids? Who is standing up for them? At what point do we just say as a society, just take anything anybody wants to do, just let it go. That's basically where these people want us to head. These are the same kind of crazy people who don't want borders, who want criminals to just be running rampant. like lindsey clancy i'm sorry if i were on that jury guess who it would have been it would have been the one guy and me there's zero chance under the sun that i ever would have said not guilty reason of insanity for that woman i don't care you murdered your three children and the fact that anyone is trying to take up and defend her is again it's just mind-boggling crazy stuff What would happen to your family if the IRS suddenly started taking your money? They can garnish your wages, levy your bank accounts, and even come after your home, business, or retirement. While penalties can climb as high as 25% and interest compounds every single day. Let me talk to you like family for a minute. If you or your business owe back taxes or haven't filed in years, don't wait. Call America Tax Group now at 888-600-7000. Listen, if the IRS can go after Donald Trump, and believe me, they have for years, they'll come after anyone. But he never faced them without the best legal minds in his corner, and neither should you. American tax groups, tax lawyers, and enrolled agents aggressively fight for you against the IRS and state taxing authorities. They're experts in powerful programs that may even help you eliminate your tax debt. Every day you wait, the interest grows. Taking care of this is one of the strongest things you can do for yourself and for your family. Visit americataxgroup.com slash Trump. Be strong for your family. Take care of this today with America Tax Group.
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Speaker 4: Your camera's not.
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Speaker 1: It's grotesque. The things that people have done in the wake of the murder of a husband, a father, a son, an American, a person who wore his Christian faith on his sleeve, it is so disturbing to see the lengths to which people have gone to try and not only validate it, but then at the year anniversary of his murder, to vandalize a newly displayed statue of Charlie Kirk and to spray paint red as though I assume it was meant to be blood on his neck where he actually had the bullet enter his body that killed him. I don't even know what to say about people anymore. I mean, honestly, how depraved does one have to be in order to even think of doing something like that? Just to think it in your mind. But then to execute that, to go out and do something like that. You know what? I'm trying to think of any time at which I've ever seen someone in the conservative side of the aisle go after any sort of emblematic thing on the left and vandalize it in that sort of way. Notice what they crossed out as well in the words there. They crossed out the word Jesus. These people really need... to get back to some sort of religion. I think that the lack of religion and the absence of God for so many people has allowed a space in which people are just, there's no bottom for people, right? There's just nothing that anyone would stop for a second and say, I must be a really sick person to even consider doing something like this. There's just, it's whatever. You can, all in the name of politics, you can validate anything. And that is a really sad place to exist. And it's a really sick place to exist. I am so sorry to Erica, to Charlie's children, to his parents, his family. I consider myself to be one of his friends. People who knew Charlie Kirk never forgot an interaction with him. He was such a unique and special individual, obviously deserved to live a long life, but he made such an impact in the short time he was on this planet. I'm grateful I got to know him. I'm grateful I got to spend time in his presence. I'm grateful that he was able to take the vision that he had as a 20-something-year-old kid and see it through to the point of Turning Point USA, to be able to impact politics in the way he did, to be able to impact religion in the way he did. It's unbelievable. And every day, there's something that reminds me how lucky I am to have my family, my husband, and I think of Erica, and I think of those kids who will grow up never knowing their father. And you have these sick individuals doing things like that. It's so disgusting.
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Speaker 5: River Dam was built in five years, 1931 to 1936. It's incredible what this country used to.
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Speaker 4: Be able to do. And so I took a picture of the plaque, And I tweeted it out. And I just said, we built the Hoover Dam in five years.
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Speaker 1: Can you believe it?
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Speaker 4: And somebody tweeted back to me, could you imagine how long it would take to build the Golden Gate Bridge today in Gavin Newsom's California? And I wrote back, people who wanted to commit suicide, Would die of natural causes. Now, I live out in Malibu. And as you guys may have heard, Malibu pretty much burnt to the ground. And there's no rebuilding because of overburdensome regulations and red.
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Speaker 1: Tape and building codes. Too many rules. Too many rules.
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Speaker 4: And I think if you want to encapsulate it, you can just picture the sign that used to be at the beach in Southern California when you walked onto that sand. 50 years ago, it just said no bonfires. And now it says no fireworks and now no alcohol and no dogs and no smoking and no frisbee and no fun. And then they close it for COVID. The point is, is they never take anything off the sign. They just add a new rule onto the sign until you have no freedom at all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how communism works. That's exactly what they do. They start small. They just kind of add things when you're not paying attention. Just take a freedom away here. Take a freedom away there. Until you look around one day and you say, wait a minute, what happened here? Where did everything go? And they're like, oh, it's too late now. You're not getting that back. You think they give it back to you after they take your freedom? Yeah, absolutely not. People have to fight and die to get it returned if it ever actually happens. is returned. His previous point, though, about the time it takes to accomplish anything in the state of California, let's all keep that in mind. First of all, if you live in California right now, think about that for a second. The fact that the first trip the president took, the first major trip, as far as I remember, after he was inaugurated for a second time as our 47th president, was out to California. It was right after the wildfires. And he directly said, we need to make sure people can rebuild. And if you recall, you had Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles there alongside of him. And there was all this discussion about, well, it'll be a couple of months before people are able to get back to their properties to survey things. We have to make sure it's safe. And he was like, no, send them back now. Let them go today. People want to get back to their lives. We don't want all this red tape on everything because it takes forever to ever accomplish something. Do you know how long it took to build the Empire State Building? It took a year. Okay. Or maybe it was less than that. Maybe it was like 11 months or something. Is that shocking? It's shocking because now there are so many layers of nonsense on top of everything that you want to build something. It takes forever. We were just over in Ireland for the Irish Open. We have a Trump golf course over there, Trump Dune Bag. Beautiful. We had an amazing time. The Irish Open was absolutely incredible. But one of the things that I took away from it, having been kind of in the background of my husband doing a lot of these interviews over there, is there were a lot of hurdles that they had to jump through in order... to accomplish that golf course, to do anything over in Ireland, they basically push everybody away. Anybody who's thinking of making an investment there, building something, you know, spurring on the economics of a town, you know, you have something like the Trump Doonbed Golf Course. Guess what? That employs a ton of people in the area there. But you don't want to go build a golf course somewhere where people are making it incredibly challenging to build anything, to do anything, to get anything accomplished. That's what's happening in California. So if you live in California, think of that as you go to vote for your next governor. Make sure that person, Steve Hilton, hopefully. is somebody who actually wants you to be able to build, who wants your businesses to flourish, who wants to make life easier for you, not harder for you, who wants companies coming in, not running them out like Gavin Newsom has done. And then everybody in the country needs to think about what Gavin Newsom did to the state of California. Now, this is a guy I think we've all been well aware for a long time. He wants to run for president in 2028. I don't care what he tells you. That's exactly what he wants to see happen. Let's remember what he did to the state of California. And that's exactly what he would do to our country. So it's a no for me. It's a hard no. We need to remind people all the time of the implications of your vote. And votes matter. Let's get out. Let's vote in California. Guys, get a new governor. You could really revive your state. I want to see you come back. I love the state of California. Adam Carolla, absolutely right. Hey, before you buy gold or silver, I want you to do one simple thing. Ready for this? Don't buy gold or silver until you reach out to my partners over at Goldco. Here's the thing. Not all gold companies are the same. Mistakes can be made, and those mistakes can cost you a small fortune if you're not careful. I've partnered with Gold Co. for a reason. They are who will get the job done. They're a top-rated gold and silver company, and they have over 8,000 five-star reviews, white glove customer service. Plus, they have one of the best gold and silver offers in the game. Right now, you can get Gold Co. 's 2026 Gold and Silver Guide free of charge, plus up to 10% and bonus silver on qualified orders. That's 10% just for getting started. So if you have $ 50, 000 or more saved in retirement, head over to laralikesgold.com. You'll be glad you did. So head over to laralikesgold.com.
00:14:09
Speaker 6: The Iranians should know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran. Whatever stage of development they might be in their nuclear weapons program in the next 10 years, during which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be able to totally obliterate them.
00:14:28
Speaker 1: That's a terrible thing to say, but.
00:14:29
Speaker 6: Those people who run Iran need to understand that, because that perhaps will deter them from doing something that would be reckless, foolish, and tragic.
00:14:40
Speaker 1: Wow, there's old Hillary. It's a shame we didn't get to see that day, isn't it? Didn't get to see her as president, didn't get to see her take it to Iran. I mean, I don't know. Would she have actually done that? There were a lot of people saying a lot of things like that for a long time. Guess what? None of them did anything. They all threatened. Oh, Iran, we're going to take it seriously. We can't have them with a nuclear weapon. And then what they do, kick the can, kicked it right down the road. Oh, I don't want to. It's like that game hot potato, you know, where you have something, you got to pass it to the next person. And if the buildings and it's in your hand, the whole thing you know, supposedly blows up, you're out of the game, okay? Guess what? They all just hot potatoed everything down the line until it landed in Donald Trump's hands. And he was like, you know what? I gotta do something about this. This is another one of those things that people forever have been ignoring. You heard Hillary Clinton right there, clearly based on how she looks there. That wasn't very recent. I'm gonna assume that was the first time when she ran against Barack Obama for president. But the point is, people have known for a long time that Iran is a serious problem, that they were developing a nuclear weapon. And what happened? Obama, pallets of cash, gave them cash, had sunset clauses in the Iran nuclear deal, so that at a certain point, after they got all of this money from the United States and felt very emboldened with themselves, there was going to be a time at which they could then develop a nuclear weapon. And that time is right now. So Donald Trump having the hot potato in his hand said, I've got to do something about it. It is not politically advantageous. He hates the fact that he understands the economy better than anyone, understands how to lower gas prices and inflation. Drill, baby, drill. We have a deal now with Venezuela to get more oil for our country so that hopefully we see these gas prices come down. But gas prices are high because we had to do this because there was no other option. We cannot have these lunatics in Iran developing nuclear weapons. They would wipe us out totally. You've seen how hard it's been to deal with these people because they're crazy. So listen, I give the president a lot of credit. I actually think Hillary Clinton fairly recently gave President Trump credit as well, because forever people have understood this is a major issue, but no one was willing to tackle it. No one was willing to do anything because it is very challenging, except for Donald Trump.
00:17:06
Speaker 4: You know why?
00:17:06
Speaker 1: Because he doesn't shy away from the hard stuff. Because when there's a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things, he really doesn't care what happens by doing the right thing. It's the right thing to do. It might be bad for him politically, might not be helpful in these midterm elections. He would love to see gas back at $ 1. 87 a gallon, and it will be, but we've got to get through this. And you have to do this stuff sometimes. It's not pretty. It's not perfect. It's not nice. War never is. But it's necessary in order to protect not just our country, but the entire world. Because when crazy people get a weapon like that, they do crazy things and we cannot afford that.
00:17:44
Speaker 3: No, I support the normal people. What do you call a far right?
00:17:47
Speaker 1: Falsely. You think it's the normal person?
00:17:51
Speaker 6: Yes.
00:17:52
Speaker 1: Literally, you could.
00:17:53
Speaker 3: Go back 10 or 15 years and these policies were completely normal. In fact, one of the tricks that I think is funny, I think it's quite funny, is to take a speech from Obama and Hillary and then go to someone who's sort of on what I call the lunatic left and say, what do you think of the speech by Trump? Like, oh, wow, he's the worst person ever. Actually, that was a speech by Obama. Or actually, that was a speech by Hillary.
00:18:23
Speaker 5: Right.
00:18:26
Speaker 1: I agree. No, I agree that the center of gravity in this country has shifted. Certainly the democratic party shifted to the left, but that's not what I'm talking about.
00:18:32
Speaker 2: I'm talking about people like Rupert Lowe.
00:18:35
Speaker 3: It's actually just normal people. It's just normal people. It's just normal people. And, um, the, and, and here are the principles and tell me which of these sound terrible, um, that we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, uh, that we should have sensible spending, which of those three are far right fringe and, and, and, I would like to just admonish you and the media for the absurd characterization of the far right. It is false and misleading and nonsense.
00:19:09
Speaker 1: Elon Musk, ladies and gentlemen. Well done, Elon. Way to completely humiliate and shut down that woman. The reporter there, we got to put that in air quotes because these people are just dishonest political hacks at this point. They're just obviously vying for one side of the political aisle. And their entire goal is to try to just dump on anybody who doesn't fully agree with them, which is exactly what she was trying to do there. She's trying to trap him and say like, Oh, people on the far right are crazy. And Eli was like, no, no. What's crazy about common sense? That is the problem right now. There's nothing crazy about that. And whenever you step back and you kind of broadly look at it. in the way that Elon just laid out, you realize what's happened, that these people are so consumed with, it's all down to Trump derangement syndrome, with hating Donald Trump. They will do anything they can. They will try to make crazy seem sane They will try to make things that are completely insane feel like they should be common sense. There's nothing commonsensical about not protecting yourself. And that's what these people want to do with the open borders. There's nothing commonsensical about spending yourself to death, which is what all of these people want to do with allowing fraud to just run rampant, your taxpayer money to just be spent on any and everything. And there's no accountability for any of it. Those sorts of things are basic common sense things that if you apply in your everyday life, imagine you just had no doors on your house. Imagine you just had an open bank account where people could just go in and take whatever they wanted at any point. You would never do that. So why is our country doing that? And Elon is also right in the fact that so many of the things that the folks who get hysterical about Donald Trump are upset about, his policy points are the exact same policies of people in the Democrat Party not too many years ago. As he said, if you go out and you listen to or give people a speech from Barack Obama, but say it's from Donald Trump, they'll hate it just because they think it's from Donald Trump. They did this with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in one of their debates. They actually reversed the answers given by, so all of Hillary's answers, Donald Trump gave, and all of Donald Trump's answers, Hillary gave. And they showed the the transcript to people and they asked like, oh, who do you think won the debate? Well, what do you think happened? They all sided with Hillary Clinton, all the Democrats, because they thought, oh, well, this is, it's Hillary. So the whole point is that people need to start realizing that they've really been brainwashed. 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Speaker 7: John, let me talk about that 1%. Are you saying 1% is okay? Because that 1% is what caused this right here. 1% is one too many. I said this in my remarks. Every single illegal that maims or kills an individual is 100% preventable. I'm trying to prevent every one of them. I don't care if it's a fraction of 1%. I'm coming after you. I'm removing you from the road. because it should never take place. Every death at the hands of an illegal is one too many. So you make the percentage about 1%. Are you willing to take that 1% if it was your daughter?
00:24:42
Speaker 1: That is exactly right. That is the exact point that needs to be made. The ability to excuse murders of American citizens, people's apartment complexes being taken over, Hundreds of thousands of Americans dying at the hands of drug cartels every year. Just to excuse all of that, because, well, it's a small percentage. No, 1% is 1% too many. The idea that we're somehow just supposed to allow it to happen, it just gets baked in. It's not a big deal. If somebody was stealing 1% of your money, you think you would check it out? If somebody was bullying your kid 1% of the time, do you think you might take a little bit of action? I think so. So what's the difference here? The difference here is that Mark Wayne Mullen is the DHS secretary under Donald Trump. That's the difference. And finally, we have people who are standing up for America. Finally, we have people who are standing up for American citizens and saying enough is enough. We're not going to let our country just be overrun by illegals. We're not going to allow any of it. We have a zero tolerance policy. for this stuff. You know what they do over in Poland? You cross the border illegal in Poland, guess what happens? They shoot you. They shot one person. Guess how many people have tried to cross that border? None. Exactly right. You have to have accountability for people. Otherwise, there's just no reason that people would stop this. So we're getting people out. We're getting people who have illegal driver's licenses, who should not be driving these big rigs and are killing Americans, shouldn't be on the road at all, killing Americans. We're getting them out. Because if you can prevent somebody's death, would you not do it? I think you would. Thank you, Mark Wayne Mullen, for tackling that. Very smart.
