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america's two hundred forty six years only or something

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in the more are doubly i remember

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growing up in the area that was the

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two hundredth bicentennial birthday now

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we're going to have a two hundred and fifty as i'm blessed

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to get to celebrate that in

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just a few years i know you are too we've

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got a great show today the starting with

1:45

brandon john are good friends the head of

1:47

the border patrol agents unions

1:50

he has some very specific

1:52

things he wants to tell the american people

1:55

he is clear to me and

1:57

i think you'll hear it on the so today

1:59

that he billie use the by me

2:01

administration is patently

2:04

the fat agree lying to be million

2:06

people this after the extraordinary

2:09

deaths of fifty one illegal migrants

2:11

in a tractor trailer they

2:14

basically boiled to death in

2:16

a tractor trailer in one hundred posts degree temperatures

2:18

in texas after sneaking across

2:20

that open border and

2:23

, after the tragedy was a government has put

2:25

this in perspective the number that

2:27

died in that tractor trailer are more than two

2:29

times those who died in the terrible

2:31

tragedies in buffalo and ubaldo

2:34

in one day more people killed

2:36

in in two other horrific days in

2:38

recent american history it's course the last

2:40

wrote ad nauseum about those two

2:43

other mass shootings which by the way i

2:45

agree are important news story their tragic

2:48

but they haven't written nearly as much about this

2:50

and yesterday the spin machine at

2:52

sixteen hundred pennsylvania avenue was going

2:55

strong the white house press secretary basically

2:57

suggesting it's the reason or sixty

2:59

one migrants died is at the borders close

3:02

i got a scratch my head under some because if the border

3:04

was close harm aca they get

3:06

into san antonio texas which by the way spread

3:08

ways away from the you know how they got

3:11

away the border patrol is not

3:13

focusing on security right now it's focus on

3:15

concierge service for the forty million

3:18

illegal migrants at across from each month on

3:20

mausoleum being allowed to stay here mostly

3:22

most of them arms this is not

3:25

true that we have a close border that is the

3:27

one thing you're going to hear from brandon said today

3:29

so he's also going to talk about something else and

3:31

i think is the single most important starts

3:33

or let's assume for a second that liberals

3:36

really believe that what

3:38

they're doing is a humanitarian things

3:40

by allowed people to come into the country in

3:43

contradiction of our laws it's only

3:45

because they want to help these people have a better

3:47

lasts this is stop there for a second

3:49

seretse if that's the case why

3:51

would you allow them to be trafficked bites

3:54

the mexican cartels why would you are

3:56

young girls and girls do mean people

3:58

under the age of eight

3:59

in a young women under the age of

4:02

eighteen they're being sexually assaulted sometimes

4:04

one two and three times

4:06

we had sheriff way i'm on the show you remember the story

4:09

he said he stopped a young teenage girls

4:11

from central america that had gotten into arizona

4:14

the sheriff upon our county arizona and

4:16

he said we sound some pills inherits

4:18

jacket pockets and we thought well maybe

4:21

they're illicit drugs fed known said no no these

4:23

are the morning after abortion pills my

4:25

mother gave me it's legacy new

4:27

i might be raped and see said

4:29

see a dime a dozen but there were only nine

4:31

must in the packets where does that tell you

4:33

about her journey hear what you will

4:35

hear from brandon saad which of for heard

4:38

from andy biggs with you've heard from nearly

4:40

every commonsense american we

4:42

brought on the show is that joe ,

4:45

is open borders have created the least

4:47

humane way for

4:49

way migrant to make it to the nice taste right

4:51

now they must be sexually assaulted or

4:53

give money to the cartels or come

4:56

here and be here slave or

4:58

be engaged in human trafficking the

5:00

giving up their children to be raped and

5:02

sexually assaulted this sexually

5:04

assaulted humanities they're going in the

5:07

back of tractor trailers and boiling

5:10

that's what happened in san antonio i don't care what's

5:12

been jobs they're gonna give it the podium

5:15

at the white house sixty one

5:17

humans many of them young oil

5:20

to death in the back of a truck

5:23

more salon have a chat while trying to

5:25

escape from is suffocating heaps

5:27

because they were sold the false promise

5:30

they could get across this open borders it

5:32

didn't work well for them she did he hasn't

5:34

worked well for thousands if not millions

5:37

of illegal migrants and are being taking advantage

5:39

of ghosts and that primary underground

5:42

railroad moving these migrants

5:44

across the border are not people

5:47

that have good intentions their profiteers

5:49

with criminal intense they are drug

5:51

cartels that is who we are

5:53

driving these migrants into the arms of the

5:56

worst most hideous people the people

5:58

we try to put him because they

6:00

sell poison to our children they sexually

6:03

traffic miners they abused women

6:05

we are forcing all

6:08

of these migrants to that route to get

6:10

into this country it is in you mean,

6:12

it is the contradiction

6:14

it is the antithesis of

6:16

what liberals claim they're trying to do

6:18

with this open border policy and you're

6:20

going to hear brandon, judd about that

6:23

we going to here to state facts you

6:25

want to hear what real migrants going

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through of joe policies listen

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back from the commercial break joining us now from

10:50

the border in arizona brandon judge

10:52

the president of the national border patrol council

10:54

the union for all of our great border patrol officers

10:57

brand and great to have you on the show again john

10:59

is going to be with you thank you

11:00

i want to start with something that's been basing

11:03

about washington only in washington for we have

11:05

these claims but we had the subject episode

11:07

in san antonio forty six migrants

11:10

found dead in a truck democrats

11:12

some people here washington claiming that

11:15

the reason those forty six died is because

11:17

the borders close and they couldn't get across

11:19

your response to that point

11:21

of course are going to make that claim they have to deflect

11:24

from their failures when you look at what's currently

11:26

happening on the border we've had over

11:28

a million got away since this present

11:31

has been in office and means a million people is

11:33

crossed the border illegally have been able

11:35

to evade apprehension that's

11:37

exactly what these individuals did individuals laredo

11:39

texas they were able to cross the border

11:41

illegally he bade apprehension and

11:43

then embed themselves in a tractor trailer

11:46

which ultimately ended up being their

11:48

deaths and that's the problem with his administration

11:50

rather than looking for solutions they're

11:53

looking to deflect they're looking to i'm

11:55

use political rhetoric i'd

11:57

to justify their actions on actions border

11:59

and it's constable what we're

12:01

seeing today

12:02

i've talked to so many people

12:04

who really know what's going on the board people like

12:06

you seventies it's this is the most inhumane

12:09

way of bringing people into united states because they're

12:11

being brought here by it's a drug cartels

12:13

there are young women being raped all the way up

12:15

here for families are having their whole saving

12:17

stolen by the cartels and you

12:19

agree that this has become almost a humanitarian

12:22

crisis or by the united states own

12:24

fault

12:25

what would the rule of law is what keeps people say

12:27

that was the real world where the greatest country in

12:29

the world is because we believe in

12:31

the in in laws but if we don't enforce

12:34

them were going to see the chaos it is currently happening

12:36

so to answer your question absolutely this

12:38

is a humanitarian issues caused

12:40

by us not it's it's our policies

12:43

that are driving this when you look at

12:45

the number of people that are being released in the united states

12:47

not only have we had a million got a ways

12:50

but we've also released more than a million people

12:52

in the united states that's the magnet did

12:54

so that allows these cartels to

12:56

go into countries around the world advertise

12:59

their services and convince people

13:01

who put themselves in their hands when you

13:03

hear democrats say that they care

13:05

about people all you have to do is look at

13:07

the action don't listen to the words

13:09

look at the action if they truly cared about

13:11

people they would enforce the

13:13

law ensure that these people

13:16

don't put themselves in the hands of

13:18

these dangerous criminal organization what

13:20

they don't enforce the laws which is what is

13:22

encouraging and driving the from

13:25

such an important part we gotta keep reminding

13:27

the american public events you represent

13:30

the great border patrol agents of this country

13:32

do they have any confidence in this president

13:34

or this homeland security sen

13:36

none whatsoever i can't speak big

13:38

because that political speech i can't speak on behalf

13:41

of the agents but i can't speak on behalf

13:43

the national border patrol council

13:45

you know who we're upset but yeah we have

13:47

absolutely no confidence that this administration

13:50

is going to do what's right when you look back

13:52

first three months of this administration we

13:55

thought that we hit the ceiling we thought

13:57

the when we get jumped up to one hundred and sixty

13:59

hundred he said hundred eighty thousand apprehensions

14:01

we thought for sure that they were going to

14:03

do something about this current

14:06

issue they've done nothing and in fact

14:08

the problem has just gotten worse month over

14:10

month and now we're seeing just look

14:12

at as tragic as this is this is a

14:14

single event the killed fifty people

14:17

but we're seeing guess on the border every

14:19

single day when you look month

14:22

by month we have up to ten

14:24

drownings in the rio grande river every

14:26

single months this happens all

14:28

the time and this administration refuses

14:30

to address

14:32

it's unreal the carnage it's far larger

14:34

than ah the carnage that you've all the

14:36

and are buffalo yet the and

14:38

those are big tragedies of the media focus that

14:40

much larger death tolls every every time

14:43

at the border right now it's really amazing our

14:45

brain i want to take you to another subject there are

14:47

there are professions by the sub administration's

14:50

that they are still enforcing title for ditty

14:52

that they are enforcing remain in mexico

14:54

for the judge's orders everyone i talked

14:56

to says there are so many exemptions to both

14:58

that they're basically not being enforced what's

15:00

the real story on the frontline

15:03

a if you looked at ah

15:05

that lets you remain in mexico to because

15:07

that is the main policy that will

15:09

drive illegal immigration to historic lows

15:11

if they were actually enforcing that people would

15:13

become what we're only enrolling about

15:16

two hundred and fifty people per month where

15:18

apprehending about two hundred and fifty thousand

15:20

people per month but we're only of in

15:22

enrolling less than than

15:24

a tenth of a percent of the people that across

15:26

the board of when you look at the trump administration

15:29

we were in rolling nearly ninety

15:32

five percent of the people to cross border illegally

15:34

in remain in mexico and that's what cause

15:36

illegal immigration dropped historic lows middle

15:39

of the title for you and all of the car

15:41

belts is a given to different countries

15:43

on el salvador i'm sorry not

15:45

whole salvador but colombia venezuela

15:48

cuba i'm nations from the african

15:50

nations eastern european nations

15:52

are not amenable to sort of we do so

15:54

we're seeing a lot more those people coming

15:56

across our borders any time to be noted

15:59

they're going to be able to the system any time

16:01

that they know that this administration is

16:03

not going to enforce the laws they're

16:05

gonna call

16:06

is expanding i've we

16:08

had on a show last week

16:10

mark morgan the your former boss are acting

16:13

commissioner of the border protection

16:15

agency and he said he as he stays

16:17

up at night worried that the terrorists

16:19

are going to strike american access at ready

16:21

cross the border because of the got a ways to do

16:24

a lot of the border patrol agents of the union share

16:26

that concerned

16:27

absolutely we know that the people

16:29

that across the borders illegally though especially

16:31

the ones that want to avoid detection

16:34

in apprehension those are the people that

16:36

we have to be concerned about especially when you look

16:38

at that the number of countries that were dealing with

16:40

uzbekistan afghanistan syria

16:43

arm at when you look at the countries that

16:45

want to do us harm iraq iran

16:47

we are dealing with people on a regular

16:50

basis how many of those people have evaded

16:52

apprehensions how many of these people and

16:54

the cartels been able to get in were get

16:56

when you look at the numbers it clearly shows

16:59

that there are some very bad people that have

17:01

been able to evade apprehension

17:03

cross our borders illegally and are now you're

17:05

in the united states we might not

17:08

know what did danger is or

17:10

what are the outcome is for years

17:12

but we do know that these are bad

17:14

people that are entering our country illegal

17:17

if is remarkable i

17:19

when you look at the situation now it seems

17:21

like more and more border agents everyday

17:23

are being sense to process people

17:26

which means or has to be fewer people on the front

17:28

lines axes patrolling and looking

17:30

for the gotta wastes how bad are the holes

17:32

right now on the border because of the reach the

17:34

shifting of manpower to the processing

17:36

of all those seeking asylum

17:39

that's what allowing the cartels

17:41

to get so many people across the border and

17:43

able to evade apprehensive that look at

17:45

uma right now you've got to you on

17:48

any given day and ninety percent

17:50

of the resources are not actively

17:52

patrolling the border there in administrative

17:54

duties processing transport hospital

17:57

what does tensions security but not

18:00

we actively patrolling the border look at

18:02

dell real at any given time two

18:04

hundred and fifty miles are left wide

18:06

open because the board shall has been inundated

18:09

with large groups of people to cross the border i'm

18:11

anywhere across the border and that's

18:14

the problem to date there are stretches

18:16

a border that are completely controlled

18:18

by criminal cartels and those stretches

18:20

can change on a moment's notice

18:23

and back again is one of the problems this

18:25

there are solutions to this end the solutions

18:27

are easy and by the way it doesn't cost

18:30

the taxpayer penny all it is policy

18:32

if this administration would implement the proper

18:35

policy we could get the border

18:37

under control

18:38

the as if amazing ah got about

18:41

a minute left i want to ask this ascent

18:43

knows coming across in record numbers

18:45

hundred fifty thousand and tells the hopped in one county

18:47

last week the

18:49

the the cartels feel like they can put as

18:51

much poison much they want to cause is border right

18:54

now

18:54

they know they can't know it on that

18:57

the the amount of drugs drawn the street to

18:59

date caught talk to any police officer

19:01

dps off the county sharks and they will

19:03

tell you that there is more product on the street

19:05

today it's been in any time in the history and

19:07

it corresponds with illegal immigration

19:10

the cartels know that all they have to do a slut

19:12

our resources pull us out of the field

19:14

to do administrative work and now they have

19:16

those deaths to cross or higher buy your products

19:18

that's why there's so many drugs during the united

19:20

states and and again i ask where

19:23

is the administration the administration

19:25

could protect the american public what

19:27

to do that they're going to have to push back on

19:29

their open for activists they're going to have

19:31

to push back against or base and that's

19:33

what they're not willing to do

19:35

the an average shown time and again will brandon's

19:37

that we are grateful for your service for all

19:40

the voice it's you give to the border patrol

19:42

agents as a president as a border patrol council

19:44

thanks for joining us a great idea the

19:46

on it was good to be with the thank you be safe out there

19:48

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make sure that the have the maximum impact since

20:47

one of the folks at our do that really our

20:49

friends at donors tests about

20:51

a week or so ago we had an amazing job of ukrainians

20:54

on the show talking about what

20:56

and of people on the frontlines of the horrible russia

20:58

ukraine more needs how you can

21:00

make a difference and course don't trust was behind

21:02

that group and people say what martin

21:04

don't trust you for us to were very lucky

21:06

today it's to bring onto the show peter

21:08

lynch said he's a vice president at donatists

21:11

to help us understand what donatists

21:13

could do for you to make a difference in this very

21:15

turbulent world we live in peter it's great

21:17

to have a on the show today great feedback

21:19

and stuff it is pretty

21:22

a newsy week for charitable giving there

21:24

was there was study outs are

21:27

by giving usa comes out every year

21:29

but have a surprising finding this

21:31

year's tell us what giving your say found out

21:33

about the state of charitable giving an american

21:35

the i did it wasn't little surprising because there are

21:37

some good news and bad the the good

21:39

news was giving was up

21:42

a giving had met pretty good job

21:44

i'm twenty nineteen twenty twenty years people

21:47

rushed to address all of those concerns

21:49

about the can do likes of which is gray

21:51

people in twenty twenty america

21:53

didn't weigh four hundred and sixty six billion

21:56

dollars individuals at the plans

21:58

or stations corporation the your it

22:00

is is really amazing what's more a last

22:03

, when people thought made that up slide

22:05

back maybe it was his cheek one off

22:07

we actually gave more we is eighteen

22:10

billion dollars or four hundred eighty four

22:12

billion dollars which is phenomenal

22:14

and turns out we get years

22:17

america still america generous nation that even

22:19

read broaden their getting and went back to some

22:21

of these organizations like arts organization

22:24

they thought would drop off during the pandemic

22:26

year and so so getting back

22:29

it's great to have my own organization of dollars

22:31

trust we saw was not billion dollars

22:33

have just come in with our largest your

22:35

app or that was true and a lot of these donor

22:37

advice on providers as well i

22:41

, that the fans surprise was

22:43

that inflation gobbled up a lot of teams

22:46

and to that in real time giving would

22:48

actually slightly stay home and that's

22:51

a bummer was in bummer lot of ways you can

22:53

be can lot of pieces out there saying that giving

22:55

didn't put pace with inflation

22:58

with think that's unfair to the givers who clearly

23:00

did their part to get more it's

23:02

a combination of factors not least

23:04

of which are some bad decisions by government ate

23:07

away at those games and my concern

23:09

as was booked her twenty twenty two and

23:11

any fun and to twenty three is

23:13

this inflationary pressure

23:16

could lead donors to give a little last

23:18

which the double loss for the charity's they

23:20

support right as they may end up

23:22

with fewer dollars and dollars that don't

23:24

go as far

23:25

yeah that we know inflation is having a by

23:28

when we go to the gas tank or fill up the gas

23:30

tank or we go to the grocery store philip the grocery guard

23:32

but who i didn't think about this but it has

23:34

the same impact on your the value

23:37

of your charitable giving it some people are now

23:39

going to have to deal with all right i we have

23:41

inflation it makes every dollar a little bit

23:43

less valuable to the cars and

23:45

then you find that because this is an amazing article

23:48

and i recommend everybody check out this

23:50

article about the continuing threat

23:52

to the donor freedom it's on don't trust dot org

23:54

or peter you guys have identified balsam

23:57

legislative policy and some cultural things

23:59

like him the culture that are also

24:01

having an impact restraining the and or

24:04

that's the power of charitable giving telcel

24:06

a bit about what you guys uncovered

24:08

yeah be a teacher lawyering is

24:10

not immune to cancel culture

24:12

and what culture or and are

24:14

a little universe of the donor by spot

24:17

world isn't either as many

24:19

to list has a college or your which i replied sponsors

24:21

are not equipped stories are basically

24:23

like a charitable savings account of money

24:26

and get your tax deduction and

24:28

you have that charitable capital ready

24:30

to deploy when instead and

24:32

the commercial banks a lot of them

24:34

offered on our it by spawns community foundation

24:37

i more collared shirt and stuff like the

24:39

under stress in theory the

24:42

commercial banks that are so big

24:44

the fidelity charitable schwab

24:46

and vanguard and holidays are

24:48

meant to be caused neutral

24:51

that is endearing one of their strengths

24:53

and gives anywhere just a vehicle

24:55

but over the last couple of years some of them fidelity

24:57

charitable in particular a but also

25:00

some community foundation really

25:02

put their thumb on scales more toward

25:04

progressive causes or at least away from

25:07

because on the right said you see

25:09

groups like turning point usa

25:11

or project veritas liberty counsel

25:14

in or a foundation alliance defending

25:16

freedom do you have had

25:18

issues and many others as well as either

25:21

it's see having obstacles put

25:23

up to donors been able to get to those groups

25:25

through their dumber advice on are getting

25:27

rejected completely armed

25:30

and because they're as there is she said

25:32

about effect out of think

25:35

with the the left wing influencers and we

25:37

don't think that's fair

25:38

yeah it's certainly not the way our founding fathers

25:40

intended it ends are you see this

25:42

as a a biden inflation's now you

25:44

got more banks and world financial institutions

25:48

ah if your one of those

25:50

folks at wanna give to an important

25:52

cause and you're worried the bank might step

25:54

in the wake of them it's ideological leanings

25:57

what are we to do what's the best

25:59

advice the gave us

26:01

while we're using this rapid growth

26:03

in donor by science which is great and the

26:05

great way to get my wife's i

26:07

do our charitable giving that millions of americans

26:10

as country do and the

26:12

night they now that people understand what

26:14

these dot are by far the do now they can

26:16

look at the next step and say there's this one's

26:18

funds out there that allied with by about obviously

26:22

, trust does that for conservative

26:24

and libertarian donors is other groups out

26:26

there like national christian foundation that sorry

26:28

but focus on the more she could juggle community

26:31

if you're is that they're rare liberal listen

26:33

to john sullivan say boy

26:36

spirit their organization thousand organization

26:38

twenty so much

26:41

out there people are looking for things

26:43

and aligned with their values get out if

26:45

all these donor advice essentially

26:48

offering the same services why not go with

26:50

the one that you know it's going to share your values

26:53

yeah that's so important in that's what makes donor

26:55

trust so unique a really aligns

26:57

with so many of everyday americans

26:59

values spicy that inflation

27:02

you got a little bit of whoa cancer culture

27:04

going on and then you hear of this thing

27:06

in congress called the accelerating charitable

27:08

efforts act any of it sounds great like a lot

27:10

of mazo that's why that sounds good we do on

27:12

accelerate charitable giving but in fact

27:15

it actually may have a negative

27:17

effect critics and donor vice funds tell

27:19

us a little bit about this legislative threat

27:21

to turn will doing

27:23

whoever comes up with the names

27:25

of all the so that other

27:27

schools other has he has in marketing a very

27:29

clever pets this exhilarating

27:32

charitable efforts act as though

27:34

my to eighty one is a

27:36

breakdown and of a boston university

27:38

professor and made off

27:40

as well as billionaire john

27:42

arnold and it really seats to

27:45

put the reins on

27:47

donor i thought that sensibly it

27:50

is this goal is to get people

27:52

to give more for quickly as noble

27:55

enough ah but what

27:57

it really does is create a lot of owners

27:59

regularly

28:00

and on our by fund also in private foundation

28:03

the particular family foundations that are

28:05

sick run by the family versus professionalized

28:07

staff and it can i'm fundamentally

28:10

changes what otherwise pretty them

28:12

both an angel to add try so

28:14

five me one five six all

28:16

solutions on payout requirement sick

28:18

cetera they still take into account

28:21

that frankly every givers different

28:23

every giver has a different

28:25

approach to how they want to get some good very quickly

28:27

some give her a long term some have

28:29

a wealth of them into need to give us a long

28:31

term just you know they the blessed to the lot

28:33

of minister is the ultimate you think this

28:36

law and there's a lot of new office to at obviously

28:38

vs resources the flattery roundtable

28:40

has been a tremendous that

28:43

in would be a piece different things and organ donors

28:45

understand the different nuances

28:47

of it but athena day it's gonna hurt

28:49

charitable giving couple that with inflation

28:52

seller things which talked about

28:54

it's not the right move

28:57

at a time when turbo the thing is is

28:59

more necessary in the country on out for

29:01

oh yeah causes are more and more

29:03

than ever right be power hungry there's

29:05

our freedoms are under assault and and

29:07

you had to add this may actually get

29:09

in the way that your articles the team that

29:12

are the article that your team wrote really ethical

29:14

my eyes as i had no idea that this

29:17

law was going to have the unintended consequences

29:19

that you described in described think we gotta get people

29:21

educated on that so far i'm

29:24

sorry jim beam all the downers right there's

29:26

a inflation taking inflation bite out of this debt

29:28

will banks at my get your waves name

29:30

i have i have effort that that further constrains

29:33

and includes bureaucracy around charitable

29:36

giving on what we really need to streamline it's

29:38

what is the good news it's successes

29:41

in winds are your scene for charitable

29:43

give reasons philanthropy and the of what is a

29:45

daughter such as a lot of wins going on still

29:47

so little bit about the upside of where we're headed

29:49

in this turn of the world

29:51

oh well i remain optimistic

29:53

editors is actually a lot of really good thing

29:56

going on out there particularly in

29:58

the universe that we are the ottawa

30:00

which is those conservative libertarian think

30:02

tank regrets activist

30:05

groups that are out there how can you to advance

30:07

these ideas help people understand these ideas

30:09

and make positive change for

30:11

among the government free enterprise and

30:13

personal responsibility we

30:16

know black in the past week

30:18

we've seen some of that guy with the

30:20

supreme court some of the decisions that right

30:23

now that it really spoken

30:25

back to the constitution look too

30:27

bad you can those are

30:29

obviously wins across the board but

30:31

those are precipitated

30:33

by were like the federalist society

30:35

or alliance defending freedom which i mentioned earlier

30:37

all right are so many other

30:39

groups olympic legal etc etc so many

30:42

groups that have dot me he breaks or even brought

30:44

these cases and that's driven

30:46

by most of those are five wouldn't be three organizations

30:48

that are by donor dollars so there

30:50

is the ability to move the needle

30:53

the as a don't trust we launched

30:55

a while back a podcast com giving

30:58

ventures the goal i later on

31:00

in high elo that is

31:02

fantastic you really

31:04

the goal is there are

31:07

a decent always we take always topic like

31:10

school choice or wins in the city's pretty

31:12

sharp from as the and with are not too long ago

31:14

about ago vast amount of when that are going off

31:17

the state level then we chat

31:19

with different organizations working in the space

31:21

sims and in on our very first episode

31:24

we looked at ways that free market groups are

31:26

engaging in the fight against poverty a

31:28

surly an issue sat there certainly

31:31

are friends on the left think that we care

31:33

about care about all but now we

31:35

heard about how as network is

31:37

doing work there an independent

31:39

institute is it didn't work

31:42

on homelessness the georgia center for opportunity

31:44

here's the thing think down in georgia that's really

31:46

been x viewed week we're for change and

31:49

so there's so much good stuff

31:51

go not ideas are get out

31:53

there we just needed to keep pushing

31:55

keep driving away and charity plays an important

31:58

role in the a dozen is really

31:59

empowered particularly interested in the

32:02

center right a charitable charities

32:04

to address issues in the path of solely

32:06

been the domain of liberals and yet there are many great

32:09

conservative ideas for solving poverty

32:11

creating economic empowerment and

32:13

a being able to tap the resources

32:16

and expertise of donors trust a

32:18

give someone the ability to maybe learn about

32:20

charities they didn't know that align with their values

32:22

and and can make a difference in this

32:24

world whether it's a a a

32:27

a football coach praying at the fifty yard line who

32:29

was told you're fired for doing that are

32:31

all of these causes a are backed

32:34

by charities that make a difference then i i

32:36

think it can be really interesting to watch the

32:38

next few years to see

32:40

conservative and the centrist i'm

32:42

charities begin to break out and in

32:44

when on issues are where we go back

32:47

to the constitution we return to freedom and

32:49

you guys are right at the center of that i want to ask

32:51

you about your latest episode because

32:54

ah yeah joseph daniels on daniels think he's one of the great

32:57

philanthropists leaders in america he

32:59

did the nine eleven memorial museum in new york

33:01

of course he a was the ceo of the

33:03

national medal of honor museum s an incredible

33:06

place to honor america's heroes and now

33:08

he's the ceo of america to fifty foundation

33:10

tell us tell little bit about this episode that

33:12

launched episode think it was yesterday it heard [unk]

33:14

he barely and we drop and yesterday job

33:16

in of is just such a cool guy

33:19

i want to be him for like or officer says

33:21

you're a couple years older than me so i

33:23

gotta i gotta get up found the

33:26

americas is this the foundation and it's work

33:28

is really cannot obstacle you know i do we

33:30

are about to celebrate and two hundred forty sixth

33:32

birthday of america and

33:35

americans you fifty it's focus on what's gonna happen

33:37

in twenty twenty six when we celebrate

33:39

the two hundred and fifty the day

33:42

of the country sydney queen centennial

33:44

as the fancy folks are right and

33:47

i was an honor to speak to jail and hear

33:49

about their plans for relief

33:51

overcoming a some of these divide we

33:54

have in our nation and that were

33:56

so many people kinda agree on

33:59

what is what it what it's like in

34:01

our country and they got a big

34:03

task but one i think they can do of helping

34:07

frame this country frame the successes

34:09

of this country famous i said we have

34:11

brighter future ahead how

34:13

beautiful better understand sedate from the constitution

34:15

and geisha history

34:17

the and

34:18

doing in a way that celebrates

34:20

the country and i think it's a really cool

34:22

efforts i think help ever and will

34:24

listen to the at episode here what he did

34:27

with the dialect

34:28

and how he brought diverse coalition

34:30

together because that's what he's going to have to do now

34:33

you know how how

34:35

tell it is out there but i think

34:38

with this effort and you know with a little

34:40

little luck we can do

34:42

something to really celebrate this country and a few

34:44

years and be reminded of the

34:47

, that our best days are still at yeah they

34:49

are indeed and i think that enthusiasm

34:51

and optimism is beginning to reignite

34:53

in america sure we got some problems right now are frustrated

34:56

but we also know we have a way to elect these things because

34:58

we've always done it in our history or

35:00

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we did we don't want to achieve our goals and we aren't

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36:24

a charitable goals over the long-term

36:26

yeah it's such an amazing thing to see him you know when

36:28

you listen to the podcast some folks you should go check

36:30

this podcast that it's actually very invigorating and

36:33

if you're having a bad day listen to this podcast cause

36:35

it'll it'll actually pick your spare time but

36:37

when you realize a guy like joe daniels

36:39

has left not one not two but three legacy

36:42

is already in the journal space with what

36:44

he's done with the national medal of honor museum or the

36:46

a nine eleven memorial and museum

36:48

you realize you too can make a legacy

36:51

you too can make a difference you can leave

36:53

behind something that gives an to generations

36:56

are beyond you and i

36:58

think that's what's so excited about donors trust this

37:00

is a very easy things that you don't

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37:07

are good friends like peter can help you on

37:10

your journey here is an amazing

37:13

job or thing the don't recesses to i've met

37:15

so many people who gosh wow i helped

37:17

advanced freedom i help advance limited government

37:19

i helped advance my values

37:21

with my dollars in ways i couldn't imagine you

37:23

are doing such amazing things and as

37:25

we head into this extraordinary it's weekend

37:28

of are two hundred forty sixth birthday of america

37:30

this great experiments i was happy

37:32

independence say thank you for what all uses

37:35

when you add all your friends at to mistrust are doing

37:37

for this country ads for our partnership which

37:39

us sinners we're really really grateful

37:41

i did on same to you and and

37:43

everyone

37:44

the trying to remember that we can amass big

37:46

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37:48

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37:50

that everybody i couldn't agree more thanks

37:52

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37:55

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38:10

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38:12

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38:21

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38:24

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38:49

up for the day by the way we've a to great interviews

38:51

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38:53

into peter lips it further insights their news

38:56

the bringing up to speed on some of the most important

38:58

issues of the day i want to

39:01

flag something that happened yesterday yes

39:04

a young twenty five the year old

39:06

junior white house in terms put on

39:08

a cell for the democrats in this

39:10

a nice a shower and that crowd actresses

39:13

complicit with them the try to convince

39:15

us that president trump

39:18

was responsible for the violence and january

39:20

six to try to convince us that he actually

39:22

jump through a glass divider

39:25

of the presidential limousine and took control

39:28

of the secret service agents after beating

39:30

mists a seventy past year old

39:32

man this after telling us

39:34

it's he knew that everyone was going to be

39:36

are many went anyways and riled them

39:38

up that's a story lines they tried

39:40

to give the american people today and this

39:42

morning i put out a story say hates

39:44

this once again illustrates the

39:46

dangers i'm a one sided

39:48

investigation and by the way not only one sided

39:51

but sam and it's just think about

39:53

this yesterday they

39:55

put this woman on to testify about

39:57

hearsay see heard about an episode

39:59

occurred in a presidential limousine secret

40:02

service and they didn't check it out with

40:04

a secret service they allow

40:06

hearsay the most criminal trials

40:08

wouldn't even get through without providing

40:10

the primacy of or even going to the secret

40:13

service and say hey guys says is true

40:15

first off it's implausible right if

40:17

anyone has been in the limousine realize the present would

40:19

have jumped to glass and of jumpsuits the back

40:22

seat to do this sexually it

40:24

would have come out during impeachment and stared

40:27

the agents who were in the car

40:29

that day when this alleged episode the cassidy

40:31

hudson former aide to mark metals

40:33

the chief of staff claimed happen they

40:36

are prepared to testify according to multiple

40:38

organizations who have talked to a secret service that

40:41

these episode of did not happen

40:43

all right so once again the janitor six

40:45

commission gave us a storyline

40:47

that turned out to be false as it sounds familiar sure

40:49

it does because last fall they said

40:51

bernie kerik had attended a meeting in

40:53

washington d c to overthrow the election on january

40:56

fifth twenty twenty one he wasn't he

40:58

was in new york you know how we know i got his phone records

41:00

they've got to records they've had to apologize

41:03

then about then month ago they accuse very loud

41:05

amount of the congressman from georgia of leaving georgia

41:07

recon mission through the capital

41:10

that's right probably for god's not

41:12

dead now but he wasn't even in the capital city

41:14

did take a small group of constituents

41:17

around a tour and nothing suspicious

41:20

and he basically took him to launch the basements

41:22

of a capitol building our it's know reconnaissance

41:24

mission we think they would learn their lesson right now not

41:27

that bad about mumps the last week

41:29

they put out text messages but only half of them

41:31

a with how the other asks suggesting

41:34

and getting media to report that ron johnson

41:36

the center from wisconsin had

41:39

try to hand deliver say

41:41

to electors to mike

41:43

pence and then we got the full text messages

41:46

era just slid news and guess what

41:48

that's all it happens just the opposite he got

41:50

asked to do it's they checked it out and they chose

41:52

not to do it the turned it down

41:55

okay third soy sauce well

41:57

here we go again star city

42:00

than yesterday's gives a bunch of hearsay

42:03

and we now know that the secret service

42:05

intends to challenge her under oath saying

42:07

that the map and steel and new from a third

42:09

party here same day know first think

42:11

they were in the car with the president's the

42:13

fourth time they pull the wool over the americans

42:15

eyes in the last few months it

42:18

is shameful i've covered watergate hearings

42:20

in iran contra hearings i've interviewed prosecutors

42:23

in the times the whitewater hearings

42:25

a clinton scandal herrings the nine

42:27

eleven hearings no prior

42:29

congressional committee has voiced it more

42:32

falsehoods on the american people maybe with

42:34

the exception of joe mccarthy's

42:37

bread hearings bread hearings nineteen fifties know

42:39

committee has done more to deserve and

42:41

mislead the american public standards

42:43

committee and it's the same group of people

42:46

that soldier the baloney on russia goes

42:48

me up adam schiff that's right so

42:50

set up a sorry to say to there's another element

42:53

to this beyond the secret service to

42:55

buzzing out another claim of january six

42:57

people put up there with the motion in hollywood

42:59

production but no facts to back it up while

43:02

they're trying to focus your donald trump's try

43:04

to go to the capital as capital new people or army

43:07

didn't arabs look up documents

43:09

i posted today in the lead story on just the news

43:11

you know what they showed the capitol police

43:13

who reported to the dnc post he knew

43:16

about the armed people

43:18

there were coming to the protest to the riots

43:20

ten days before the event

43:23

they actually got specific warnings

43:25

that they want to create an armed enchantment

43:27

that they wanted to hang it's democratic

43:29

lawmakers are they were going to targets the tunnel

43:32

said they were going to confront lawmakers

43:34

that they were it's going to burn down the supreme

43:36

court all of these documents are now posted

43:38

you can see the original source

43:40

contemporaneous options from the capital please stop

43:43

it up with new always longed for cassidy

43:45

hudson said ever heard anything about this in the white

43:47

us and they didn't adjust the security

43:49

plants they didn't accepted president

43:52

trump's offer of ten thousand plus

43:54

troops in the have to ask yourself what

43:57

sort of credible committee keeps going out

43:59

there it's good news stories that unravel

44:02

and , to sell you the idea that donald

44:04

trump wanted violence to occur on january six

44:06

when in fact he's the guy

44:08

that was offered ten thousand or

44:10

twenty thousand troops to put down

44:12

the violence what man wants to instigate violence

44:15

if he's created the solution to stop

44:17

the violence violence when i mean the great decision

44:19

we're talking ten twenty thousand troops according to cash

44:21

[unk] cash the whole story

44:23

that these democrats in liz cheney

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have offered us there are almost as bad

44:27

if not worse than the

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44:32

sold us two decades before two

44:34

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44:37

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have south dakota governor kristi

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noem with us north carolina

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lieutenant governor mark robinson by the way kristi

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noem as a new book out that is fantastic

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not my first rodeo we also have congressmen

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andy biggs and of course we're also

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47:15

goodnight him ready for that fourth of july

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be back tomorrow