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the threat of an attack against Americans

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in the United States to a whole

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other level.

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genocide and you are saying, it's despicable

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for me to answer ask the question.

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calls for a cease fire are calls

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for Israel to surrender to Hamas,

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to surrender to terrorism, to surrender

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to barbarism.

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So as we look at the situation in

1:21

Israel, one of the biggest

1:23

challenges and remember

1:25

the Israelis value

1:28

human life, so that they're tried.

1:30

They tried to warn the population if you

1:32

stay, you will die. That went on for

1:34

nearly a month leading up to this ground invasion.

1:37

But militarily, what are the things

1:39

that they're gonna need to accomplish. Well, one,

1:42

they're going to have to accomplish

1:43

in Gaza, the elimination

1:45

of hamas Uh. They're going to have

1:48

to accomplish the destruction of

1:50

the network of terror tunnels, some

1:52

three hundred miles of them in the north.

1:54

They're going to have to eliminate

1:56

the threat that is Hezbolah because from

1:59

the north and south, talking about hundreds of thousands

2:02

of missiles over the years that have been fired into

2:04

Israel, that threat must forever

2:06

be removed as a result of this military,

2:10

you know, response

2:12

to this massive act of terror.

2:15

Then on top of it that would be got the

2:17

declaration of war by the Huti rebels

2:20

in Yemen. I'm not sure what manifestation

2:22

that's going to take on. And if they're

2:24

going to keep firing rockets out Assyria, and

2:27

then you're gonna have to deal with Iran

2:29

or if Urduan really is following

2:32

through on his threat to involve himself. Well,

2:34

that's going to expand it out even further. None

2:36

of these tasks, not one of them,

2:39

is going to be easy. The question

2:41

is, at any one point, how

2:44

many fronts in this war

2:46

will Israel have to be fighting

2:49

to defend. Frankly,

2:51

this is a fight for their survival at this point.

2:54

All right, joining us now, IDF Major General

2:56

Yakov Ami draws with us. General,

2:59

great to have you on the program. First,

3:01

my deepest sorrow and condolences.

3:05

If we extrapolate out the population

3:07

of Israel and compared to the US, the

3:10

fourteen hundred people killed on October

3:12

seventh, that would be the equivalent of thirty eight thousand

3:14

plus Americans that were killed in a single day.

3:17

I can only imagine the pain is suffering

3:19

and the difficulty your country's facing. And

3:23

now you're facing a minimum of a two front

3:25

war. You have other countries

3:27

now firing rockets Syria, and you've

3:29

got the Huti rebels now firing

3:31

missiles into your country,

3:34

which complicates things even further. What

3:37

are the military objectives that you

3:39

see? I've mentioned things that are obvious to

3:41

me. What do you see and you're you're on

3:43

the ground in Israel, The.

3:46

Goal and the targets of the war

3:48

in God is very clear defined

3:51

by the cabinet is destruction

3:53

of all the migery apparatus

3:55

of HAMASO going to do and

3:58

to distort hamas ability to control

4:01

the gather strict the meaning of

4:04

it. If you go to the

4:06

physics. At the end of the day, what

4:08

the laity is supposed to do is to

4:10

go and to find all the offices, the

4:13

factories of manufacturing, weapon

4:16

systems, headquarters,

4:18

commanding control under

4:22

the ground tunnels, and

4:24

the people themselves, the commanders

4:26

in all the ranks of this organization,

4:29

and to destroy and kingdom. So

4:32

it is a long mission

4:35

that will take time. It is not going to

4:37

be ended in a few weeks. It will take

4:40

probably a few months. But

4:42

the result is very

4:44

clear. The threat from the

4:46

South will not exist

4:48

anymore in the future.

4:50

When you say that, you mean that there will no

4:52

longer be an ability of master fire

4:54

rockets into question

4:57

Israel period and of sentence that that

5:00

will forever be removed.

5:02

Yeah. And it's not about if

5:04

they want to do it, or

5:06

intend to do it, or wish to do it.

5:08

It's about capability. We

5:11

want to affiliate their capability

5:13

to take it as well, and it will

5:15

take time, it will but we will probably

5:17

do it. And I think that it

5:20

is something that you should focus on it.

5:22

And because of that friendly

5:24

the hoodies are launching missiles from

5:26

me. Man. This is why we build

5:29

a Row two and three and we are intercepting

5:31

them. One of the cruise missiles

5:34

was intercepted by thirty

5:36

five something that we bought in the United

5:38

SOS for America.

5:39

But let me ask you general, because I've

5:41

been there when there's been flare ups and

5:43

I've been there. I was in the

5:45

town of Starode and when I was

5:48

there, the night before Kabotzo

5:50

was hit with missiles. When I was

5:52

there, you know, kids can't even play

5:54

outside. They play in underground, underground

5:59

bunker play grounds. They can't because the

6:01

missiles are so close. They get there in thirteen

6:03

seconds. And I know the Iron Dome

6:05

is great, but in many ways, isn't the Iron

6:07

Dome just a band aid? Because in

6:10

the course of ten years in that one little

6:12

border town that I visited, they

6:14

had shot ten thousand missiles over a ten

6:16

year period. That's a lot of missiles. And

6:19

you were saying here the same thing, and

6:21

that is any ability of a mast

6:23

to fire any more missiles from Gaza

6:25

into Israel. That that has to be eliminated

6:28

in this now, let

6:30

me ask you, it's got to be on

6:32

the table. I mean, if Israel wanted to obliterate

6:35

Gaza, you would have the ability

6:37

to do it militarily. But you don't choose

6:40

that method. Do you think maybe

6:42

you need to be more aggressive with an air war

6:45

and basically just say, okay,

6:47

this this, this city is going to

6:49

be leveled if a mosque continues

6:51

to do this.

6:52

Now I think that this would

6:54

be what

6:57

we should do, is to iminate the

6:59

organization, uh and

7:01

the capabilities of the organizations,

7:03

and then if Gaza

7:06

will be there. This is not the existence

7:08

of Gaza by itself. It is not the threat to reason.

7:11

The threat is done by people, and

7:13

these people should be killed and their

7:15

capability should be eliminate and

7:18

then the good all right.

7:20

But the threat is by people. But you can't judge

7:22

by looking at somebody what's in their heart, their

7:24

mind and their soul. And I played

7:27

the cartoons they and doctor and eight children

7:29

in Gaza at the youngest ages to quote,

7:31

hate the Israelis, hate the Jews,

7:34

and kill the Jews and become a martyr.

7:36

This is why we decided to destroy

7:38

the mectry capability that even

7:41

if they have the intention, they

7:43

do not have the capability. It is

7:45

not about the ideology. Ideology you cannot come,

7:47

you cannot kill ideology that

7:50

probably will remain in Gaza.

7:54

But what we can and we move with we

7:56

will is to eliminate all the

7:58

mecry capability. Even if they want,

8:00

they cannot launch any rockets or missiles.

8:04

When and in the future, when we will

8:06

get out of

8:08

of Gaza, we're pulling out all forces

8:11

that were you know, if it will take six

8:13

seven months, we

8:15

will keep the freedom

8:17

to act within Gaza as we are

8:19

doing today within a Nablus

8:22

over a because we are

8:25

whether this is this is the way that

8:28

allows us to keep the level of threat

8:30

in the minimum level. And

8:32

in the future we will not hesitate. We will

8:35

strike and we'll go with ground forces

8:38

to eliminate any attempt by anyone to

8:40

build the neglecasability inside Jaza. So

8:42

it's a it's a three phases operation

8:45

One is what we are now to gain

8:47

control, then to destroy

8:50

all the facilities and to kill as many people

8:52

as possible. From the leadership

8:54

of the organization, and then when we are putting

8:57

out of the area, to

8:59

remain in this situation in which

9:01

we can and will act

9:06

in all our capabilities to destoy

9:08

any attempt to rebuild the between the apparatus

9:11

in the indidaviastry.

9:14

Let me ask you then next about the network

9:16

of terror tunnels and general,

9:19

in case you may not know, I've actually been there. I've

9:21

been inside these tunnels, over three

9:23

hundred miles of them that they have built out

9:25

by the way, using international

9:28

aid money, including money from the US

9:30

and money from Israel. But they've

9:32

built this massive three hundred miles

9:35

of underground tunnels terror tunnels

9:37

as we call them. And we're also

9:39

being told that maybe some of these hostages

9:41

are in those tunnels. Certainly,

9:44

part of any military objective has got

9:46

to be to eliminate this network of

9:48

terror tunnels. How do you do that

9:50

by balancing the reality

9:52

that there are likely hostages within those

9:54

tunnels. That's going to be a very hard that's

9:57

hard to discern.

9:58

We made one in

10:00

two thousand and so, thin operation against

10:02

the tunnels, which entered into

10:05

the usually sovereign

10:08

state. Now we are dealing with the

10:11

huge amount of tunnels

10:13

under the gathera strict. They are not going

10:15

into Isra, they're around within

10:17

the Gaza, around the strict,

10:21

the Holy gather strict. Unlike

10:25

fourteen, we have now methods

10:28

and and systems

10:31

technology which allows us to deal

10:33

with the with the tunnels. We are in

10:35

a much better position to deal with

10:37

the threat of the tunnels and probably

10:40

will learn a lot through the operation itself.

10:42

But we are coming to the operation in

10:45

much matter best methods.

10:46

So by the end of this that network

10:49

of terror tunnels will have to be destroyed

10:51

in some way, shape, matter or form. You agree with

10:53

that, no question? Quick break right

10:55

back more with idea of General Yakov

10:58

Army draw as we continue. Also your

11:00

calls coming up eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn or number.

11:02

If you want to be a part of the program, I can

11:04

tell you now IDF General Jakov

11:06

Army draws with us from Israel. Now

11:09

let's go to the north, let's go to Lebanon,

11:11

let's go to Hesbola, and let's

11:13

go to the rockets. As you now fight

11:16

a two front war and they're

11:18

firing rockets from the north, what

11:20

is the strategy as it relates to Hesbola

11:24

and how do you destroy that terror

11:26

network.

11:28

Tomorrow, Nasarala, the

11:30

secretary of Isbela, is going to be the speech,

11:33

and everyone is waiting to see what will

11:36

you say from what he

11:38

is doing in the last form weeks.

11:41

He wants to show that

11:43

he is involved in the

11:46

war against Eiler, but he is not ready to take

11:48

the risk of big war against

11:51

meaning of them. He is bringing

11:53

Palestinians into the border,

11:56

helped them to cross the defense.

11:59

None of them succeeded to do it after now

12:01

all of them eliminated on defence. Then

12:04

is launching anti

12:07

tank missiles, all of them Russians made

12:09

by the way into his own position.

12:12

And we learn

12:15

the way that

12:17

it is done. And we succeeded in the last

12:20

four weeks to kill more than sixteen

12:22

members of Isabella. Our creunity

12:25

is are six people, one

12:27

of them civilian.

12:28

And five from the Do you think ultimately

12:31

you can prevent in the future any

12:34

more missiles being fired out of Lebanon

12:37

by Hezbola or any group into

12:39

Israel? How do you stop that? How do you push

12:41

them back far enough?

12:42

There very very very

12:44

good question. Let's see how

12:47

Nazarala is ready to take part in the

12:49

war. We have an interest to focus

12:51

on Gaza and not from

12:54

the wars. At the same time, after

12:57

the war in Gaza, we will have to think

12:59

what would be done about Prisbella because Isbela

13:02

is ten times more stronger

13:04

than and Hamas and and

13:06

why will we make the sem mistake about about

13:09

the Isbela and let

13:12

Isabella to to be stronger in

13:14

the future. So it's a very good question that

13:16

should be asked after the war. Because

13:18

the war in the world's we should concentrate

13:21

on Gaza. We are ready

13:23

if if a Sola decide

13:25

to open the wall. We have huge

13:28

forces in the nose and the whole oil force.

13:30

We go to the nose to fight the

13:32

Isbella and the list

13:35

of targets in Lebanon.

13:36

Is all right.

13:37

Let me then ask the worst case scenario,

13:39

as I can say it not only possible

13:42

two front war. Then you've got Syria

13:45

firing missiles into Israel. You got

13:47

the Hooti rebels firing missiles

13:49

into Israel. You can and how

13:51

you have the threat? Well, first of all, you have the head of the

13:53

snake around which is you know

13:56

that they've been responsible for the military

13:58

plotting, planning and providing

14:00

a missiles against Israel. So

14:03

you got Iran and then you got now even the threat

14:05

of Turkey. What if the worst

14:07

case scenario unfolds At

14:09

that point, I would argue in general that

14:11

all bets are off and Israel will

14:14

have to do whatever they have to do to

14:16

preserve their country from being

14:18

destroyed.

14:20

Let's be realistic about the situation when

14:22

you can bring everything to the cellar. Turkey

14:25

is not in a condition of war

14:27

with Israel, and I don't see Turkey taking

14:31

a good Okay, I.

14:31

Hope you're right. What about Iran? Iran

14:33

has been a minute?

14:35

A minute, let me answer. The Hooties

14:37

can launch rockets, and you can launch and

14:40

long range missiles and cruise missiles.

14:43

Is a very good defensive systems

14:45

that prevent ninety

14:48

percent of it from reaching Israel. I

14:50

would not recommend to go to war again.

14:52

The Hookies when they're launching is okay. After

14:55

the war, we will see what can be done. It's

14:57

a huge problem many for America,

15:00

for US, and the Hoodies are the

15:02

long arm of your arm. And if that's

15:04

what isn't success succeed to do it

15:07

is something that we know how to deal with. South

15:10

Syria is totally another story. It's

15:12

a no man's land. There are sheeites delicious

15:15

there. But the capability

15:17

of the Iranians in Syria is

15:20

very, very very limited. They

15:22

have some capability, but it's very very limited

15:24

because in the last the Venel we

15:27

are bombing there every week at least

15:29

once, and some of the

15:31

weeks more than once, and they didn't success

15:34

to build what they head in mind. So

15:36

the threat from the Golden Heights from

15:38

Syria is a minimum, is

15:41

not big one. The big Pik threat

15:44

and the real threat for is well is

15:47

is Balad and what to do with us Bala, how

15:49

to build with Bala is a big

15:51

question that should be asked immediately after

15:53

the war. If Masaralah

15:56

decide not to broaden

15:59

his involvement in the in the world

16:01

more than he did upt

16:03

to now, if he decide to

16:06

intervene red, he's ready.

16:09

Well, General, I want you to know you

16:11

have the support of many, many good Americans

16:13

here and many around the

16:16

world that see this for what it is, and

16:18

our thoughts and prayers are with you. And

16:21

I do know how this is all going to end,

16:23

and it will end with Israel having a victory

16:25

and all this, so we wish

16:27

you god speech are and we're very sorry

16:29

you have to live through this not fun.

16:32

Thank you very much.

16:33

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right, joining us now. He is one

18:02

of the great senators, former governor of the great

18:04

state of Florida, of which I soon

18:07

planned to be a resident. Can you believe it,

18:09

I'm finally getting their senator. I'm finally

18:11

about to make the jump.

18:12

Long time I know.

18:15

You know. So I became friends

18:17

with you and Bobby Jindall

18:20

and oh

18:22

what's the Texas Rick Perry.

18:25

Okay, I used to see you guys

18:27

all the time because whenever you were coming up

18:29

to New York, like every other

18:31

month, all of you and you were

18:33

all competing with each other in a friendly way,

18:36

and you were alluring businesses out of

18:38

New York. You were doing all doing it successfully,

18:41

and you'd incentivize them and you say,

18:44

you know, give them the benefits of what it would be like

18:46

to run their business down in Florida, or

18:48

in the case of Bobby jindall Louisiana, or

18:51

in the case of Rick Perry, down in Texas, and

18:53

how much money they're going to save and how much better the life's

18:55

going to be. And how many businesses

18:58

do you think you lured away from New York?

19:01

I did over a thousand. Oh my

19:03

god, oh no, no, not just New

19:05

York. I'm sorry, just New York. Well, New York was probably

19:07

would have about twenty percent of it. Wow,

19:10

we got we did.

19:10

Unbelievable because and by the

19:12

way, these are big businesses. We're not talking about little

19:15

mom and pop shops here.

19:16

There are two hundred and five hundred thousand

19:19

jobs at a time, you know, in my eight

19:21

years, I mean first as I was

19:23

competed with Rick Perry, who was a goal

19:25

sander for job creation. Bobby Jinda

19:27

was doing the same thing. And so what we

19:29

were all doing the same how do we make our states

19:32

more competitive? All right?

19:33

So, but by the way, there was a friendly competition

19:36

between you all. Y'all knew what you were all doing,

19:38

and but you you know, it was funny. One

19:41

of you would be in one week, one would be in the next

19:43

week. It was hilarious.

19:45

Okloma was really good for us. The Bloscio

19:47

was really good for us. So you

19:49

know, Wolf in Pennsylvania was great force. So

19:52

you had these these places up there, they're running

19:55

businesses out of there. Look, I grew up

19:57

in public housing. I know the most important thing is

19:59

get somebody at who does that businesses.

20:02

So we got companies like Verizon

20:04

in USAA and we got

20:07

all these companies expands hurts to move their corporate

20:09

office down to Florida. But we

20:12

just went after business after business, and Rick

20:14

and Bobby did the exact same thing, and it

20:16

was all tied to making a better place

20:18

for job creation.

20:20

And the good news is that it worked.

20:23

Now worked, we had one point seven million

20:25

jobs. Now not government in Florida,

20:27

but in my eight years the

20:29

private companies we had at one point seven million

20:31

jobs.

20:33

I think COVID really accelerated all this.

20:35

Tell me if you think I'm wrong here. But you

20:37

see this mass migration from states

20:39

like New York, New Jersey, Illinois, California,

20:42

and then you see states like Florida. The

20:45

last time I checked, it was about you're

20:47

gaining about eight hundred

20:49

new residents a day. Is that about

20:51

right?

20:52

That's right, that's right, And it's not just

20:54

in that case. It's not just the job

20:56

creation. These people say it's better schools.

21:00

University of Florida is down the number one public

21:02

university in the country. Where at a when

21:04

I left, we're a forty seven year low in our crime rate,

21:07

and I think it's continued to go down since

21:09

Governor DeSantis took over. So I mean,

21:11

we this this state's hit in the right direction.

21:13

But you know, Texas is doing Texas.

21:16

You know, Greg Abbotts done a great job. He took over

21:18

after Rick Perry. Uh, there's a lot of good

21:20

Republican governors warding their tail off to

21:22

make their states the best in the country.

21:24

Unbelievable. I noticed

21:26

that today. You

21:29

usually don't endorse in Florida

21:31

primaries. And I know your friend, your

21:33

friends, your friends with Marco, your friends with

21:35

Governor DeSantis, your friends with Donald Trump.

21:38

But you decided to weigh in on the presidential

21:41

race. Tell us about

21:43

it.

21:44

Well, I think we've got to come together, We've got to win,

21:46

we have to win, and it

21:48

I think I think Donald Trump is the right person. Uh,

21:51

the you know, look at what's going on in the war. Look

21:53

at what happened in Israel. We've got a war in Ukraine.

21:55

We've got a horrible economy, we've got open

21:58

borders, we got we gotta fide. Administration

22:01

is just destroying this country. And when

22:03

Donald Trump left office, you

22:05

know, we had a good economy, not or

22:07

we had secure border. So I think

22:10

it's time we all come together. You're

22:12

right. I have a lot of good relationships and a

22:14

lot of them are running for president. They're all wonderful people

22:16

and be way better than Biden. If I

22:18

think it's time for us to come together, make sure

22:21

we win. We can win, we must win.

22:23

In twenty twenty four, you see.

22:25

What's happening in the state of New York. And

22:27

you know, in New York you have an attorney general

22:30

that ran on a platform to go after

22:32

one man, Donald Trump, one family of the Trump

22:34

family, and one organization, the

22:36

Trump Organization. Okay, that

22:38

campaign promise is now being fulfilled

22:41

in a civil suit, and they

22:43

basically want to take over all

22:45

of Donald Trump's business interests

22:47

in New York and have it run by an outside

22:50

entity, prevent him from ever

22:52

doing business in New York state again,

22:54

which I don't think he cares about and

22:57

then they want to find him some two

22:59

hundred and fifth million dollars. I mean,

23:01

I've never seen anything like this in my life.

23:04

He has four other you know,

23:06

he's been indicted four other times in

23:08

some of the worst venues for any conservative

23:11

or Republican and certainly with somebody with a last

23:13

named Trump, New York, Washington,

23:16

d C. Bolton County, Georgia, the

23:18

other cases in Florida. I

23:20

don't think, Senator, and correct me if I'm

23:22

wrong. I don't think Donald Trump can get

23:24

a fair trial in those three top

23:26

venues. Do you no?

23:28

And let's all put this in perspective. They're

23:31

going after Trump because he's the number one

23:33

opponent right now for Biden. Guess what whoever

23:36

nominee is. They're didn't go after

23:38

us, That's what they're doing. They're trying to use

23:40

the courts to demolish

23:42

us. So I'm going

23:44

to support my friend Donald Trump.

23:46

I endorsed him, as you said, I don't usually

23:48

endorse. I endorse him after Republican primary

23:51

in Slorida in twenty sixteen, and

23:53

we've got to come together. We have to win,

23:56

and this persecution of Donald Trump in

23:59

Republicans wrong.

24:01

You know, often independence they

24:04

end up picking the winner of elections, right, national

24:06

elections. So if I'm

24:08

right and he can't get a fair trial in some

24:10

of these venues, let me ask you this, if

24:13

he has a felony conviction, or

24:15

multiple felony convictions, what

24:18

do you think how does that play

24:20

out in the mind not of Donald Trump's

24:23

base, not of the Democrats, but

24:26

independent minded voters. Let's

24:28

see that Joe Biden is running the country

24:30

and the world into the ground. How would that play

24:32

out? How would that balance out?

24:34

I think I think independents

24:36

are going to say, this is ridiculous persecution.

24:39

We've got to support this guy because this

24:41

is wrong the Democrat party

24:43

and Democrats should not

24:45

be picking the Republican nominee. And that's what they're

24:47

trying to do. They're trying to make sure that their

24:50

you know, their number one opponent is not

24:52

you know, it's not on the ballot, and that I mean,

24:54

this stuff is crazy. Is what you think

24:56

about in Venezuela or Nicaragua,

24:59

a place is that where they

25:01

act like they have a democracy when they don't. So

25:04

we've got to stand up and we've got

25:06

to fight this stuff. But this put

25:08

the persecution through the court system and through

25:10

the legal system of Donald Trump is

25:12

absolutely wrong.

25:13

It's never happened in history. We're now

25:16

criminalizing political differences. I

25:18

never thought I could get this bad, but I never thought

25:21

I never thought we'd have policies this bad. Let

25:24

me ask about Republicans in the Senate, because

25:27

I don't know if you saw the show last night. I was in DC

25:29

and the sewer where you work, and

25:33

I'll tell you. I think

25:35

the House is going to unite on a lot of these

25:38

issues involving our border

25:40

and border security, energy independence,

25:43

I think funding for Israel. I

25:46

don't see a lot of appetite for funding Ukraine

25:49

any further, they spent a lot of money on Ukraine.

25:52

But I think they're going to remain united on

25:54

it as a caucus on these top issues,

25:57

and then it's going to be sent over to the Senate. Chuck

26:00

Schumer and company will shred it. They'll go into

26:02

conference, and I don't think the Republicans

26:04

in the House are going to move very much. So

26:07

how does that end?

26:09

Well, First off, I think Mike Johnson's going to

26:11

do a very good job as speaker. I

26:13

ran against McConnell twelve months ago. Because

26:16

we've got to start working together, and we got

26:18

to work with the House. We've got to support the

26:20

majority we have in the House. And

26:22

by the way, it takes sixty votes

26:25

to pass things. It takes sixty votes to pass

26:27

things in the Citate. We've got to stand

26:29

with our with our House, with our all

26:32

of our House colleagues. We brought Mike

26:34

Johnson over to the Senate,

26:37

Mike Lee Ron Johnson, I UH brought

26:40

him over yesterday. He did a great job

26:42

at lunch. We've got to stand

26:44

together. He's going to bring

26:47

people together. He's going to listen to everybody.

26:49

We're going to get the Israeli aid done

26:52

and we're gonna we're gonna have great discussion, but we're

26:54

going to get border security done. We're going to get

26:56

the Israeli security

26:59

done, and we're gonna have a conversation about

27:01

what should we do. We all want

27:03

Ukraine to win, we want Russia to lose, but we've

27:05

got to be realistic here. We've got

27:07

a president that doesn't want to win a war. He wants

27:10

to just prolong a war. And so how

27:12

do we do this when we have a president like Biden

27:14

that is, I mean, this guy is terrible.

27:18

Well, I agree with you. I've

27:20

never been this worried about the country. I've never

27:23

been this worried about the state of the world. What

27:25

are your thoughts on everything? And the thing

27:28

that really frustrates me is we

27:31

had secure borders, we had energy

27:33

independence, We used to have

27:35

law and order in our towns and cities.

27:38

We didn't have a world in chaos.

27:41

I really believe the likes of Putin and Chi

27:43

and Aran the Mullas

27:46

there. I think they feared

27:48

and had a deep respect for Donald Trump,

27:51

and I think they believed him when he said he would

27:53

do something.

27:54

Well, think about this. We had I had Director

27:57

Ray from the FBI and Majorchis from

27:59

humminskarready to testified homeland security,

28:01

and I asked, Ray, are

28:04

we safer today than

28:06

when Biden took office? It took him

28:08

forever to come up with an answer.

28:10

Right, But here's what they both acknowledged. We

28:13

have we have tear sales in this

28:15

country. They've come through our open

28:17

southern border. Bid demonstration

28:20

has has quit, hasened.

28:22

But how does Joe Biden get away with

28:25

aiding and a betting in the law breaking and

28:27

not and not enforcing

28:29

the laws of our country. How does he get away

28:31

with that?

28:32

Because the Democrats in the Senate won't hold him accountable,

28:35

so we don't have majority. Republicans don't have a majority

28:37

of Senate, so we don't get to run any committee. I'm

28:39

on the committee that doesn't investigations. There

28:41

will be no investigations until

28:44

we get a majority. That's why we have to win the

28:46

House, the Senate, and the White House said

28:48

we're going to turn this country around. We've got

28:50

to win all three of them, and then we've

28:52

got to start holding this federal government. I

28:55

believe Donald Trump will do it, but we've got

28:57

to win the Senate. That's why these center races

28:59

are really import in this year.

29:01

Oh man, unbelievable anyway,

29:03

Senator Rick Scott. In all those years,

29:05

by the way, I really did get to know you

29:07

and really appreciate how

29:09

hard you work. You know, the one thing you

29:12

never you were never one of these phony politicians.

29:14

You weren't a grip and grab and you

29:16

know, you know, kind of one

29:18

of these bs ors. You always just told it like it

29:21

is, and maybe sometimes it's

29:23

not the best politics, but it certainly

29:25

worked for you and it certainly has worked for the great

29:27

state of Florida. I think it's

29:29

one of the you know, obviously I'm becoming a resident

29:31

there so full

29:33

time. Can you believe it after all these

29:36

years are threatening?

29:38

Well, finally, I've been bugging about this

29:40

sin since the first day I met you.

29:41

How stupid. Well, I did have contractual

29:43

obligations that prevented me from doing it, but

29:45

you know I'm now been able to change

29:48

that.

29:49

Yeah. Well, you know, as you know, I'm up

29:51

next year. I hope anybody that can want to help

29:53

me, you can go to Rick Scott dot com. I've got you

29:56

know, I've got Schumer who spent sixty five million

29:58

dollars against me last time. He's picked his had his

30:00

Democrat and they're gonna, you know, they're

30:02

going to see if they can beat me. But we're going to work hard. So

30:04

I appreciate everybody support it. Rick Scott

30:07

dot com, thank.

30:07

You, you've done a great job. Like

30:10

like Marco Rubio, if you guys are a great team together.

30:12

On my opinion, he does a great job.

30:15

Eight hundred ninety four one shows a numbered

30:18

Let's get back to our busy phones. Don Lake

30:20

Ronkonkom and next Sean Hannity Show, What's up,

30:22

Big Don? How are you welcome aboard?

30:24

Thanks, Joan. I just wanted to say I really enjoyed

30:28

your GOP town hall last night. We're

30:30

so grand to hear honest answers from direct

30:32

questions.

30:33

Yeah, a little refreshing rather than listening

30:36

to may orcus huh oh.

30:38

I'm telling you when you see that that hearings

30:40

with Josh Horley and Ron Johnson

30:43

and others, it's and Merrick

30:45

Garland, it makes you

30:47

sick. And I'd

30:49

like just just to see them punished, but

30:52

we're gonna have to wait for that. But I'm just saying

30:55

you touched on all the top four

30:57

of the questions that I had for a

30:59

security Israel, the lack

31:01

of law and order, and energy

31:03

independence in our country, and you

31:06

did such a great job.

31:07

Well. I really appreciate it, Don. I

31:10

will tell you these are consequential times.

31:12

I actually said this. I was talking to the members

31:15

before we started and I just said, I

31:18

hope you guys all know that

31:20

this country needs you to unite. This

31:23

country needs you to stand on these

31:25

principles. The country is waiting

31:27

for you to lead them, and the only

31:29

way that's going to happen is if you all

31:31

get along and you're able to put aside

31:34

your egos, your differences. And

31:36

I actually said to them, I really pray to God

31:38

that you guys can pull together and get a lot

31:41

of good things done for the country. I

31:43

said, there's not going to be one group of winners

31:45

and one group of losers here. You

31:47

guys will either win together or you'll

31:49

lose together. And if you lose, the American

31:51

people lose.

31:53

Well that's true because during the two and a half

31:55

weeks of choosing a speaker, I

31:57

was a little worried because they were all over them.

32:00

Yeah crazy right, Big

32:03

Dome, We love you, man, appreciate it. Come

32:05

see us soon.