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On Monday night, a man tried to bust through the
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cockpit door of a United Airlines flight. He said he
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had bombs. He was trying to hijack the plane. And
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as we are now learning, that man is an illegal alien.
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He has been deported twice. He was captured again by ICE.
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And a judge let him go. According to the California Post,
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David DeTorres reporting, The deranged passenger who claimed he had
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a bomb aboard a New Orleans-bound United Airlines flight and
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then tried to rush the cockpit has been identified as
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a Honduran illegal alien twice kicked out of the U.S.
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Ronnie Alexander Gomez Alberto, 34 years old, was arrested on
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three separate occasions by Border Patrol for illegally entering the
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United States. He was deported in 2011 and 2014, but
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he keeps coming back. Just won't stop. His criminal history
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includes felony bomb threats, felony threat of a terroristic state offenses,
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disorderly conduct. Man, this guy. Wow. And then he allegedly
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threatened the United Airlines flight carrying 46 passengers and six
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crew members on Monday night claiming he had a bomb
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as he rushed toward the cockpit. Wow. And again, this
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guy was in custody. He could have been been taken
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to jail, tried, convicted, taken to jail for a long time,
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and then deported as soon as he leaves. He could
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have just been straight up deported. There's a lot of
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things that could have happened. Instead, we had a woke judge,
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an activist judge, decide to let him go. And I
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don't even want to call them woke. Woke doesn't do
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the job anymore, okay? Woke is, oh, here's my pronouns.
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That's woke. What these judges are doing is dangerous. These... Pro-crime,
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anti-American judges, they wield tremendous power, as we've learned. Oftentimes
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they wield more power than even the President of the
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United States. And when they say, hey, let this person go,
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they're not doing us any service. They are abiding by
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whatever illegal alien or violent criminal or lifetime criminal or whatever.
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They're trying to protect those people apparently from us, apparently
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from society, apparently from justice, which makes absolutely no sense.
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We need judicial accountability now. If a judge decides that
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this person should be out in the street, when this
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person tries to hijack a plane, that judge should be
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held accountable. This is a no-brainer. And yet, there is
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no mechanism for it outside of recall or disbarment, which
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just never happens. Things need to change before somebody dies.
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The cadet's logic is sound. Hakeem Jeffries pulled out something
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that he is very accustomed to pulling out, and that
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is the race card. What's different this time is that
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he wasn't applying it to Republicans or Trump or Elon
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Musk or you or me. No, he was applying it
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to Democratic Socialists of America. Yes, members of his own
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soon-to-be caucus are speaking out and they're saying, hey, we
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don't want him to be the Senate, sorry, the Speaker
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of the House. And he says, huh, well, that's curious,
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very curious, because y'all are just a bunch of white people.
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Those weren't his exact words. Let's get his exact words
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before I misquote him. According to Amy Curtis over at townhall.com,
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Hakeem Jeffries noticed something about the DSA supporters who don't
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want him to be Speaker of the House. What did
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they notice? What did he notice? Yeah, that's right. This
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is hilarious. Back when Claire Valdez won her primary race
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in New York, ousting Democrat Antonio Reynoso, her very white
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crowd of supporters chanted, You're next! when House Minority Leader
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Hakeem Jeffries appeared on the screen. As Town Hall noted
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at the time, the crowd was very lily white, and
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by the Democrats' own standards, that makes them racist, because
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Democrats say that if you're white, you are inherently racist,
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and if you're not white, then you are incapable of
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being racist because Democrats are idiots. Pardon me. Now Jeffries
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is coming to the realization that the DSA not only
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lacks diversity, but they're pretty darned racist. And they've got
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their sights set on his political career. During an interview
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with CNN, they asked him about that particular victory party.
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And he says, it was very interesting to me, as
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observed by others, that there was almost zero diversity in
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that crowd. I'm not going to try to do a
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Hakeem Jeffries thing. nor would I recommend anybody else do
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it because the guy is about as milquetoast as possible verbally.
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He is the voice of a sleep assistant recording, right?
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Go to sleep. Anyway, you get the idea. Yeah, so
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they're opposing him. You got people like Mark Ruffalo out there,
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radical DSA Hollywood wokester, calling for Jeffries to not be
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Speaker of the House, but they're not going to be
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able to stop. If there is one silver lining to
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the bloodbath in the House and the Senate, at least
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in the House, the silver lining is that the Democrats
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acquired such a large margin of victory that they don't
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need to listen to the DSA at all if they
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don't want to. I think they'll want to. I think
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they're going to set their sights for 2028 and do
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some test runs with some DSA... Not litigation. That too. Legislation. But...
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only to see how it plays with the general public. Again,
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just to test the waters for 2028. Otherwise, he doesn't
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need them. He doesn't need them to become Speaker of
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the House. He doesn't need them to pass any legislation.
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They have enough non-radical communist Democrats in the caucus to
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be able to pass pretty much whatever they want. That's
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not to say that they're not communists. They're just not
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radical super-mega-communists like the DSA. The rest of the Democrat Party,
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at least on Capitol Hill, They're just basically, you know,
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playing socialist. Socialist leaning towards communism, I guess you could
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call it. Communism light versus the DSA, which is full-blown Marxist, ugly,
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and apparently racist, according to Hakeem Jeffries. I guess you
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guys aren't ready for that yet. All right, let's answer
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a question briefly that I'm seeing floating around social media.
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Why is John Thune still in GOP leadership at all?
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Why aren't his fellow Republicans... calling for him to stand down.
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At least most of them are not. And the reason, unfortunately,
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is money. It comes down to control of the Senate
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Leadership Pack, which technically speaking, the Senate Leadership Fund, I
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should say, technically speaking, he is not in control of it.
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No member of the Senate or Congress can be in
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control of that particular type of fund, but it is
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the official Republican Party And even though it is run
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by outsiders, those outsiders all happen to be John Thune's people.
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It used to be Mitch McConnell's people. That was his
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greatest accomplishment was building that. And once he stepped down,
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he transferred essential control over to Thune and his people.
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And they've been running it ever since. And it's not
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just that it's the biggest Republican Senate fund out there.
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It's also the Rolodex. That's really the big prize that
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Thune inherited from McConnell was the ability to have control
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of and contact the mega donors and tell them not
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just whether or not they should give to the Senate
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Leadership Fund itself, but whether or not they should give
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to this candidate or that candidate or this primary guy
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or that senator or whatever. He has an immense amount
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of sway over the Republican caucus in the Senate, whether
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he's Senate Minority Leader or not. of his control of
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the pack. Now McConnell handed it over. He had formed
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it back in, I think, 2015. He handed it over
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to Thune when he stepped down. If Thune steps down,
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he's not going to hand it over very easily because, again,
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there's a tremendous amount of sway and power both real
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world and within the world of Capitol Hill. So that's
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something that he's going to hold on to and everybody
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knows it. That's why so few Republicans are willing to
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stand up and say, hey, this guy sucked. Sure, he
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passed the one The big, beautiful bill, but that was
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a no-brainer. That didn't require any skill. He didn't get
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anything else done. He failed miserably. He lost the Senate.
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He lost so many red seats. It was a bloodbath,
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and you can attribute a great deal of that to
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Thune's unwillingness to do the things that were necessary to
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pass actual legislation, such as getting rid of the filibuster
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and passing the Save America Act, which alone would have
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probably saved the Senate and also his job instead. He
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is failing. He has failed. He will continue to fail
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until Senate Republicans get together and say, yeah, we need
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the money, but gosh, this guy's awful. And if they
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were to ever say that, then I would have a
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lot of respect for them. As it sits now, I
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have no respect for pretty much 90% of Senate Republicans. Frankly,
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my dear, I don't give a damn.