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lay out what's going on here in the united states

4:33

as i think

4:35

there is a sense

4:37

of dread there

4:39

are many for many americans is feeling

4:41

that you know our country

4:43

has gone in a completely different

4:46

direction than

4:47

here we were

4:49

you know just a few years ago

4:51

under president trump we

4:53

have seen what has happened at the border

4:55

and remember biden said he was gonna do

4:57

this president biden and his

5:00

administration

5:01

that

5:02

you're going to like

5:04

really am president

5:06

trump policy just a ball is some

5:08

just just get rid of all

5:10

of those executive orders put in place

5:13

by president trump and

5:15

we're going eight

5:16

in the border

5:19

the opening the board and

5:22

all get that message resonates

5:25

the gold and we have people

5:27

coming from all over the world i was down

5:29

you know i say most of my time down at the border

5:32

and

5:33

i target a border patrol agents

5:35

i've chatted dps you know

5:37

they're telling me i ran into somebody from

5:39

afghanistan i found someone else

5:41

that with from park assigned there was an entire

5:43

group of five hundred from venezuela

5:46

there were others from cuba thera

5:48

people here from somalia people from

5:50

egypt

5:52

all over the world showing

5:54

up many of them with out

5:57

i think about it without any identifiers

6:01

claiming their from somewhere and

6:03

we have no way of verifying that

6:05

we have run their fingerprints we can look at

6:07

they are you know ah try

6:10

to find out where they were from try to

6:12

look at their background tried it

6:14

and analyze who this person could be

6:16

may be run them through interpol that

6:18

if they don't pay

6:21

we won't we have information will have to rely

6:23

on their word

6:25

which is what is happening

6:27

they are being released into the country one

6:30

you imagine countries where there isn't

6:33

really a vetting process we can't

6:35

zest

6:36

we can't go to the syrian government and

6:38

say hey there's this person have a criminal record

6:41

for in said he was my senior

6:43

we can't even go to the

6:44

guatemala sometimes and and

6:46

find out accurately whether or

6:48

not sisters and as

6:49

the record

6:51

it's just a different way of him

6:53

when things and many times especially

6:56

especially as they are juvenile

6:58

we're not gonna have a lot of the sas

7:01

a lot of the background checks unless they've come in

7:03

here and they broken the law

7:06

now the democratic party think they

7:08

understand the hispanic

7:10

population spacing by opening

7:12

the borders and flooding the borders

7:14

that they're showing that zero tolerance

7:18

were not anti immigrant they try

7:20

to point the finger at the g o

7:22

p or anybody what

7:24

some semblance of normalcy

7:27

at the border then as

7:29

a racist or somebody

7:31

who doesn't understand immigrants

7:33

somebody who's an american ah

7:36

no you've heard all the rhetoric the

7:39

i'm here to tell you right now as the daughter

7:41

of a human mother first

7:44

generation born here in the united

7:46

it on my mother's side speak

7:48

spanish fluently was raised

7:51

mainly by my mother's side of the family

7:54

that that is all lies and now

7:56

it is showing

7:58

the polling guy

7:59

you can have more abysmal

8:02

polling

8:03

the bite in the hispanic

8:05

community than we have right now the

8:07

candidates hispanic approval for

8:10

biden drops to a shocking

8:12

low as nineteen percent

8:15

that is so low

8:17

there's no other demographic

8:20

that is even a low is the

8:23

fastest growing population in the

8:25

united states of america the hispanic

8:27

population and

8:30

there

8:30

walking away in drove home

8:33

the democratic party

8:35

the quinnipiac poll that was released

8:37

earlier this month is a warning

8:39

to democrats i'm telling you that's right now

8:42

you need to pay attention the

8:44

had not only are the hispanics

8:47

walking away from the democratic party

8:50

but i guarantee you there is an awakening

8:53

within the black communities every

8:56

minority community even women

8:59

waking up and walking away

9:04

democrats representing any

9:06

of us would

9:08

any semblance of normalcy

9:12

you know our young daughters are

9:14

now you know competing against

9:17

men who say they're women you

9:19

know and sports

9:21

instead of you know the seventies out

9:23

there that were you know once the democrat

9:29

or to it

9:30

the women not biological

9:32

man you're doing

9:35

you are watching people walk

9:37

away

9:39

what it would happen under the presidency

9:42

look at the direction our nation is taken

9:45

look at what is happening on the ground

9:47

level the american people are sick

9:49

and tired of this they were already sick

9:51

and tired of this let's go wobbly that's a two

9:53

thousand and sixteen

9:57

when you know if is a democrat

9:59

and even hill

9:59

clinton calling

10:01

people deplorable

10:03

you're opening the border wide open

10:05

and you say you

10:07

think that by flooding and i'm talking

10:09

about the democrats not all of you out there

10:11

who are listening to this show but the

10:13

democrats hussein that

10:17

they can just moving a voter base if

10:19

that's what they're doing i

10:22

don't even know what they're doing

10:23

the national security implications

10:27

certainly outweigh any voter

10:29

that the democrats would get into this country

10:33

that's what they think they think they're movie

10:35

in the same as going to turn around and be like

10:37

oh say you so

10:39

much democratic party know

10:42

people are tired there's a

10:44

humanitarian crisis at the border when

10:47

people come to this country illegally

10:49

and crossfit and skip all of the

10:52

process they're usually

10:54

you know under the thumb

10:56

the either a year employers

10:59

there in here illegally their been

11:01

ah you know utilized by the

11:03

drug cartels or the human traffickers

11:05

for nefarious purposes and

11:08

even know that you allow it

11:10

then you just released into the country

11:13

who are struggling to find a job

11:15

who are living any living in

11:18

a you know low income housing

11:21

who have to figure out how

11:23

you structure their lives in a new

11:25

country

11:27

for the most part

11:29

one those folks

11:31

a good grasp on what's going on here

11:34

and

11:34

they are being used they

11:36

will turn on the democratic party

11:38

and that is what is happening that's

11:40

why the hispanic population right

11:42

now you're see in the united states has

11:45

barely even supports president

11:47

biden they know they're being used there

11:50

be any population much like all

11:53

the great grades

11:54

i don't want to say there's anything particularly special

11:57

about as hispanics although

11:59

you know i'd like the think that but like all

12:01

immigrant groups who have come to this country

12:03

seeking a better life than

12:06

are hard workers and

12:08

for the most parts they hispanic population

12:10

is conservative religious

12:14

you know family oriented but

12:16

oriented would say that really about

12:18

so many other population

12:20

so i i think because

12:23

, is the fastest growing population it's very

12:25

significant and we're paying a lot of attention to

12:27

it and because it can influence

12:30

elections so what

12:32

we're seeing and this seeing and projects thera

12:35

carter's prediction neighbor

12:37

i'm right here is that what we're seeing

12:39

happening with the hispanic approval

12:42

rating for biden down in the dumps we're

12:44

gonna start seeing that slowly but surely

12:47

in other groups throughout the nation

12:50

we're going to start see we're seeing a chef even

12:52

in the black community where we're heading more

12:55

and more conservative young

12:57

conservative leadership or

12:59

black conservative

13:00

leadership across the nation fantastic

13:02

leadership's with it brilliant new

13:05

ideas but i also have a warning

13:07

for the glp

13:09

that is to pay attention

13:12

to what's going on and to

13:14

take advantage of this situation

13:16

and make it work for you

13:19

in the upcoming elections that's what's really

13:21

gonna save us and that's what's really going

13:23

to take us over the top

13:25

so before yes to see would miller

13:28

and let me just read you really

13:30

quickly around a fox fox

13:32

news interview on sausage the

13:34

hm hispanic voters and on

13:36

why they're leaving the democratic party

13:38

and i thought this was a really

13:41

important quote me because i connect

13:43

so well i'm little

13:45

quote the democrats really

13:48

lost working class people

13:50

chris for most so a first generation

13:53

susan and father of four told

13:55

fox news these people have absolutely

13:57

lost their mind i can totally

13:59

agree

13:59

you on that chris there is no

14:02

way we could vote for them especially

14:04

when republicans had been more

14:06

focused on the issues that matter

14:09

more focused on the issues that matter what

14:11

the hispanic population that is coming across

14:20

they don't one handouts

14:23

they don't one hand

14:26

people are why is now to the

14:28

handout the handout means

14:30

you owe somebody something means

14:32

you can't get up off your feet on your the

14:35

mean you constantly be

14:37

held down and nobody

14:40

wants wants people

14:42

come here because they believe

14:45

they can make something out of their lives

14:47

because they know they can because

14:49

they want to do that for their children

14:52

and they want that for their children's children

14:55

the exact same dream that

14:57

our forefathers had when they came for this

14:59

nation nothing is different

15:02

essentially people are all

15:04

descent we all have

15:06

hopes and dreams that can be different religions to

15:08

be different colors we could have different

15:11

cultural things that the ones that

15:13

essentially we all bleed blood

15:16

we all love our children are we want

15:18

to maybe not everybody that i'd

15:20

i'd like to think everybody loves their children and

15:22

once a great future for them and

15:25

for the most part

15:27

we want a place to call home

15:29

and one that respects us one

15:32

that believes in justice and liberty and freedom

15:34

and all those great things that

15:37

be a human being filled

15:39

whole and and and

15:41

feel like they can do anything

15:43

with their lives

15:46

and i know then

15:48

i know that are immigrant population

15:50

here the on

15:52

civilized that the democrats

15:54

are telling

15:55

the are lies

15:58

absolutely believe in you

15:59

i believe in what immigrants can

16:02

do i seen it i saw my mother do it

16:04

i've seen so many people

16:07

come from

16:08

absolute poverty

16:10

you

16:11

successful life and

16:13

i mean success not just a nanny but

16:16

by having a home and putting their kids through

16:18

college and having a place to spend

16:20

christmas together and guess what saving

16:22

money and traveling anywhere in the world

16:24

they want to go because they don't live on

16:26

and when like cuba the

16:29

government controls everything they

16:32

no longer live in a place like venezuela

16:35

where they are under the sun of an oppressive

16:38

government

16:40

where they know they're in a country that respect

16:43

them for who they are that

16:45

job he is what we've gotta keep pushing

16:47

and that's the reason why the hispanic community

16:50

as walking away from the democrats both

16:52

you know we we

16:55

have to react understand

16:57

that we can't underestimate the power of those

16:59

that want to continue to flourish this

17:01

marxist ideology this leftist ideology

17:04

so we have to keep speaking out against it

17:07

and that's what i mean to be talking to see when miller

17:09

about

17:10

the fundamental principle that make our

17:12

nation great

17:13

what we needed you to fight

17:16

to ensure that those fundamental

17:18

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17:21

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this i like to think as stephen miller

18:14

for joining me is the founder of america

18:16

first legal foundation and was a

18:18

senior adviser of not the most senior

18:20

advisor for president donald trump

18:22

thing so much for being out with me today sees

18:24

really a pleasure to be with you have been such

18:27

a fan of your work so

18:29

many years not the least of which

18:31

is your recent investigative journalism

18:34

on the southern border just few

18:36

journalists america who have been

18:38

more extensive

18:41

and more thorough in there are reporting

18:43

on the crisis this happening there is

18:46

more than a crisis it's and atrophied

18:49

is happening there each and every day

18:51

well first thing he so much i

18:54

eat that means a lot coming from you i think for

18:56

the first time in my career

18:58

and i've been covering the border my gosh

19:00

going back all the way back to maybe two thousand three

19:03

two thousand and four when i first

19:05

started working in california

19:07

as a young a journalist at the

19:09

daily bulletin for the first

19:13

there was somebody that actually cared

19:15

about what was going on at the border and

19:17

that was you under president donald trump's

19:20

and the reason i say this

19:22

is because

19:24

even when i would cover the stories seat

19:26

and it would it would be so it would be so

19:28

difficult because it

19:31

is a humanitarian crisis first

19:33

and foremost are so many people that

19:35

i have been abuse that are suffering they're

19:37

being trafficked into the country or

19:39

modern day slavery and mean i should

19:41

go on and on and on contraband national

19:44

security issues and

19:46

and so much more and

19:48

whenever you try to fix or expose

19:50

the problem the left immediately

19:53

turn

19:54

indo that try to do that with wait

19:57

accusations of racism you

20:00

don't you're anti immigrant you don't care

20:03

before we get into all of like of like they

20:05

hypocrisy and we can see that now with

20:07

what's going on in our country tell me a little

20:09

bit about how that how that affected

20:11

you i mean i know how it affected me but

20:14

how did that affect you when you hear things like

20:16

that

20:16

fortunately my

20:19

own case i had developed

20:21

a pretty thick skin by

20:23

the time the time at six

20:26

hundred pennsylvania avenue as

20:28

a senior staffer in the west wing

20:32

i've been politically active

20:35

since i was a kid growing up

20:37

in los angeles california and

20:40

way you are an outspoken

20:42

conservative as conservative teenager

20:45

in the southland of california

20:48

you get pretty used to be to

20:50

seemed and slander on

20:53

a regular basis now the scale

20:55

of it of course there's quite a bit less a big difference

20:57

between being attacked by major national

20:59

news organizations vs your

21:02

campus newspaper it

21:05

does over time is it teaches

21:07

you a very important lesson in life

21:10

which is that you should judge yourself

21:14

the quality of your opponents

21:16

and by that i mean when you're being attacked by

21:19

communists and marxists

21:22

and radicals and america

21:24

haters then you're doing something right

21:26

and so it ends up happening is that you end

21:29

up seeing the smears the

21:32

validation the doesn't mean is an

21:34

appalling it

21:37

doesn't mean it's allies it

21:40

will of course they are a perfect

21:42

world you would not have to be a victim

21:44

of that but in order

21:46

to be a happy and joyful

21:48

warrior you to understand those

21:50

attacks for what they are which is evidence

21:53

that you are threatening

21:56

the corrupt threatening

21:58

to malign thread the

22:00

people who are hurting this country

22:02

and you have power that they are using

22:05

for l

22:06

we've seen that i mean we have

22:08

a you are a direct a witness to that

22:11

ah during the years with president trump

22:13

going back into two thousand and

22:15

sixteen forward and

22:18

always get asked this question we

22:20

never knew how bad it was

22:22

until you know people across the country

22:25

would say this to me until we started

22:27

seeing these stories and for the

22:29

first time so many americans

22:32

it was like an awakening

22:34

the region awakening during the trump presidency

22:37

where the system the

22:39

flaws in this beautiful nation

22:41

system and i'm talking about the bureaucracies

22:43

the ability to weaponize those systems

22:45

against a political opponents were

22:48

first exposed

22:49

yes it so well said and you know i could

22:51

do i could do hours on

22:53

just that one subject alone and

22:58

the have many many thoughts on it better

23:00

and in the most important point is this

23:03

the deep state the

23:07

not spring up overnight

23:10

it was always there i'm

23:12

seen hand guiding

23:15

our national affairs deciding

23:18

which , we should fight and

23:20

which ones we should not deciding

23:25

defense contractors would

23:27

get paid how

23:29

they wouldn't deciding which investigation

23:32

is t o j would open up and which

23:34

way they would not deciding which businesses

23:36

we get to survive by the blessing

23:39

of a p a and which would go under

23:41

and on on on we

23:43

were living in a in a shadow

23:45

aristocracy of unelected

23:47

bureaucrats determining

23:50

the course of human events but

23:52

it was not silenced and

23:54

so therefore it was not seen and

23:56

there for it was not forced to reveal the

23:59

true here's some extent of

24:01

it's powers so

24:03

and president trump came in and

24:05

he systematically took on all

24:08

of the entrenched power structures

24:10

in this country whether it be those that

24:12

are along with china are those that are

24:14

aligned with a drug cartels are those

24:16

that are aligned with big pharma you go

24:18

on down the list when

24:20

he took those power centers on

24:23

they were forced to then revealed

24:27

just how much of this country they controlled

24:29

their ability to create and fabricated

24:32

instigations to put innocent people

24:34

behind bars to determine the coverage

24:37

and our newspapers are major stories one

24:39

after another to make a hunter biden

24:41

story disappear upon

24:43

command the calculated

24:46

convenient you do

24:48

have all of big tech the

24:51

side which voices can be heard and

24:53

which cannot be her i mean these are powers

24:55

beyond any senator beyond that

24:57

congressmen beyond the supreme court

25:00

and yet they're wielded by people who are

25:02

totally on i liked

25:05

it and unaccountable to voters so

25:07

off we go around preaching well

25:10

they bought a ministration a particular preach the

25:12

gospel of democracy or

25:14

, at home is very ill and

25:16

very sick and very much endangered

25:18

by the deep state and buys

25:21

allies in the media and big tax

25:23

and big finance as well finance are

25:25

horribly corrupted you cases

25:27

i couldn't agree with you more on that you brought

25:29

up so many ah

25:32

important points i think what americans

25:34

are ceiling and would be no lose

25:36

their heads new become really tangible

25:39

right because

25:41

in friends president

25:43

he is know that

25:45

would you say that the f b i

25:48

basically i

25:50

guess withholding of information particularly

25:53

on hunter biden in the laptop with

25:55

another way that they interfered and

25:57

the deal jays department of justice

25:59

mandated by the d o j with

26:03

election interference the

26:06

less interference i mean think about it they withheld

26:08

information and not

26:10

only that in the beginning with

26:13

president from

26:15

they targeted they be

26:17

the department of justice the sci

26:20

these are armed agents

26:22

of the united states government that we in

26:24

school with our national

26:26

security and security just want any sexier

26:28

and agents of united states government

26:30

said the interest with our own security

26:33

national security

26:35

in the united states

26:37

putting out disinformation utilizing

26:40

the tools of the intelligence community

26:43

the target a duly elected

26:45

president would you know it

26:47

say

26:48

that in a way our bureaucracy

26:50

is at war with the american people in

26:53

a way and that

26:55

that would in in my perspective

26:57

be election interference

27:00

there's no question that it's election

27:02

interference to an extraordinary

27:05

degree not one hundred bought an episode

27:07

is of course arguably ,

27:09

the most glaring recent

27:11

example and therefore worth

27:14

drilling down on huh of course

27:16

it was a never ending process

27:18

of leaking transcripts

27:20

with foreign leaders leaking

27:22

private conversations in private dishonest

27:25

way putting out fake intelligence

27:27

information intelligence mean do you remember for

27:29

example the breathless

27:31

reporting the president

27:34

trump was not dealing with the

27:36

russian bounty issue i

27:38

had in afghanistan there was proven

27:40

to be yet more sage

27:43

intelligence or that his election

27:45

interference one hunter biden examples

27:47

and more comes out every day about

27:50

, complicity with hunter is

27:52

just the most recent and most dramatic

27:54

example of the election interference

27:57

by our own it

28:00

an exit in

28:02

every department an agency at

28:04

the federal government but it's

28:06

the in college at a steep state and

28:09

the right national security

28:11

tape said that is the most frightening

28:14

because of the powers that they wield

28:16

the powers of surveillance the

28:19

powers of the treatment

28:22

the car serration the

28:25

powers of colluding

28:27

with foreign countries as

28:29

, as their ability because

28:32

of their training to manipulate

28:34

media narratives and there's no question

28:36

that so for example that the deep

28:38

state as say of

28:41

the department of the interior they

28:43

can they can only something that they saying the

28:46

damaging to a new york times reporter

28:48

but there are has a degree of sophistication

28:51

and nuance and long term planning

28:54

it it our intelligence the national security

28:56

tapes they have to be able to

28:58

the public here is controlling

29:01

the establishment corporate

29:04

media coverage from our

29:06

nation is major organizations

29:09

that are purportedly journalistic a nature

29:12

right right so as almost like a perfect

29:15

storm the then it's almost

29:17

like a perfect storm because you

29:19

you not only had the steep states

29:21

that's been brewing and been cultivated

29:24

for guess he said you know with

29:26

people i mean i really think

29:28

it was strategic to it's almost like a game

29:30

of chess rights you have the clintons

29:33

coming into office and even less yeah

29:35

i'll think even the rhinos you know works

29:37

people on both sides of the aisle and

29:39

they put their friends for tediously

29:41

and places where they know

29:44

they know what's going to last they know

29:46

that the power bases there but

29:49

when you have the intelligence community

29:52

at a totally different level than we've

29:54

ever seen and i think we should

29:56

go into like ours a details of likes

29:58

just the capability

29:59

the technology white that meant to

30:02

us after september eleventh but when

30:04

you have the intelligence community doing that

30:06

and then you have the rise

30:08

of social media rights facebook

30:11

twitter ah that you

30:13

know instagram all of these

30:16

incredible social media

30:18

tools sat like

30:21

we've never seen in the history of humankind

30:24

we've never seen this kind of information

30:26

sharing but then it

30:29

became kind of less it became

30:31

kind of another weapon of those of the

30:33

radical last and when

30:35

you have that power a mess in these

30:38

behemoths organisation on

30:40

top of that you have people

30:42

within the government kind of ushering though

30:44

the lawn inside these organizations

30:47

almost like sas islam and

30:49

the whole new seen emerges

30:51

i mean this is like tell me if i'm wrong

30:53

i know i you're a brilliant man

30:56

not even a little bit you know even a little bit wrong

30:58

and i've lived at and i seen

31:00

it and i've faced

31:02

, says that theoretical

31:04

for me it it's it's

31:07

lived experience

31:10

and you know what i would say is that

31:13

the the collusion with

31:15

big pack is

31:17

what makes it the most

31:20

ominous because you

31:22

have the ability you

31:24

outsource your

31:27

policing a speech start

31:29

and information the corporations

31:32

that then claim absolute immunity

31:36

from the first amendment if

31:38

, what makes it so exceptionally dangerous

31:41

is that the intelligence state

31:44

the national security state then

31:47

then outsource the business

31:49

of silencing voices shudder

31:51

you people love making their platforms

31:54

disappear when the companies

31:56

that are manipulating the algorithms that are shadow

31:59

banning that are push up some results pushing

32:01

down other results are just outright the platforming

32:03

people they'll say oh no no no we're

32:05

just private companies the first

32:07

time it doesn't apply to us we can do whatever we want

32:09

when in reality they are acting

32:12

as an extension of

32:14

each day and by the way in many

32:16

cases of course the the a revolving door

32:19

of employment to were in other

32:21

words people who are working

32:23

inside the

32:25

a d o j or her working inside

32:27

of the the to and

32:30

i were working inside at the cia

32:32

well of course of the opportunity the

32:35

average very lucrative jobs in the future

32:38

and many of the same technology corporations

32:40

we saw that we saw that with the sci

32:42

we've seen it obviously with the cia we've

32:44

seen it as a d o d ah that

32:47

where people

32:47

they are offered these very lucrative job

32:49

one of the most profound examples

32:51

right right and so

32:54

what i'm trying to figure out is like and if is this

32:57

is another big question because it goes to america

32:59

first legal and you sounding

33:01

america first legal because i think the justice

33:04

system is the most and i

33:06

don't want to say the most important but it's the most

33:08

imperative right it's like the backbone of

33:10

our knees

33:10

right i agree i was able

33:13

we have to be able to fight it out in the courts

33:15

and i'm so disappointed so disappointed department

33:18

of justice and it scares me

33:20

a are you afraid i mean do

33:22

you think that the deal

33:24

j and are are systems

33:27

are salvageable and then i'll go right

33:29

into america first legal because this is before

33:31

you to the border anything i think what

33:33

you're doing an extraordinary all connected

33:35

are blooming like the the be

33:37

limited get an order so be beginning

33:40

with the question about that

33:43

salvageable i don't

33:46

think that it's salvageable it's

33:48

current form in

33:50

other words i don't think that

33:52

just putting in a new sp

33:54

i director and saying okay

33:57

go ahead and reform the f b i now i

34:00

work at work because that individual

34:03

it's getting a great you end up in the same dynamic

34:05

were the their

34:08

dictators gonna say we have a lifetime

34:10

and shops we have we we

34:12

have the shops if he wants until

34:14

we die these are permanent house

34:16

or f b i urge reactor at most is going to

34:18

be here for ten years so burrow

34:21

will wait i'm out or selectively league

34:23

will protect each other so and so forth of

34:26

i think the think the key

34:28

to this is going to be personnel

34:31

reform which is so in that president

34:33

trump has spoken about in

34:35

in many days recently which is

34:38

as reappointed weekly or not i got a budgetary

34:40

reform as a whole be separate conversation

34:43

i'm talking about giving the president

34:45

the authority to remove

34:48

his subordinate federal employees

34:52

there will be treated as at will

34:54

employees which the term of art which means

34:56

that you serve at the will of the chief executive

34:59

ever congressional employees are all it

35:01

will soon it

35:03

already exists in the congressional branch of government

35:06

likewise and have any images

35:08

sharing

35:09

you're logged clerks

35:10

your paralegals are all i will the only

35:13

the president is saddled with the

35:15

preposterous situation of

35:17

having to rely on people to carry out his

35:19

orders who have a lifetime

35:21

appointments i

35:24

robot justicia many times there's no

35:26

provision in the constitution which i'm aware which

35:28

says that eight employee of the president

35:30

or how to live time job the

35:32

right madness so

35:35

view to marry

35:38

a significant reform

35:41

var civil service laws

35:43

where

35:44

then appointing people who are going to be

35:46

serious about going into

35:49

their agencies and removing people

35:51

who are working against the american

35:54

people who are just loyal to

35:56

the constitution or who

35:59

are just

35:59

not

36:00

the waiter jobs who

36:03

are who are being negligent

36:05

over are being insubordinate

36:07

are not compliant now he

36:10

also made another point zero quickly when

36:12

it agree with charlie which is that

36:14

the justice system's the bad part of this all so

36:17

our system of government the

36:19

died on purpose fire founders

36:22

very differently from

36:25

many other countries that also

36:27

our democracies and the difference

36:29

is that underneath it all is

36:32

the constitution the supreme

36:34

law of the land and the judiciary

36:36

to protect the supreme law of the land

36:39

and that is our ultimate guaranteed

36:42

the individual rights individual

36:44

liberties and freedom of action

36:47

and so that really is the last refuge

36:49

the last hope to have a rights

36:51

vindicated isn't the court system

36:54

and i would argue that almost everything

36:56

that the deep state that the bureaucracy

36:58

is doing it's not authorized by congress

37:02

and is therefore honest face unconstitutional

37:04

mean it's an area of law that we have to increasingly

37:07

push on and say that unlucky

37:09

bureaucrats cannot write or

37:11

implement or make their own

37:13

laws because only asquith in

37:15

the for wall of

37:18

what congress has establish and

37:20

what the president has directed and nothing

37:22

more

37:23

the away we

37:25

really are on the verge of

37:28

getting our nation back and what i mean by that

37:30

is everybody's kind of putting

37:32

the pieces together after what we've

37:34

been through the last five or six years

37:37

we find you know where the democrats

37:39

see and see and they play ball i

37:41

mean it's it's it's a really vicious

37:43

game so we've gotta be we

37:45

gotta be ready for what's coming up and that's why

37:48

i have a second part with stephen

37:50

miller and you're not gonna wanna miss this

37:53

later in the week

37:54

i'd come back with stephen miller remember

37:56

this is president trump's most

37:59

trusted

37:59

advisor most trusted advisor

38:03

here's the one that knows what's going

38:05

on the of the one that understands

38:07

how this will play out if president

38:10

trump so chooses to throw his hat back

38:13

in to the presidential

38:15

race

38:16

then i believe that he will

38:17

i'm not much as you're not going to want to miss

38:19

it we're going to talk about us even

38:22

miller's lawsuit against the cdc

38:24

were going to talk about the border

38:26

more importantly we're

38:29

gonna talk about what trump

38:31

will do different

38:33

anyhow

38:35

these will be run

38:37

if he chooses the

38:39

run for the presidency

38:41

and if he wins

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the what

38:44

change will happen what

38:48

why did they learned

38:49

in an effort to make those changes happen

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