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Welcome in his verdict with Center, Ted Cruz
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Ben Ferguson with you Center. We have got
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a lot to talk about, including some shocking
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economic numbers that are
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telling a large percentage
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of Americans that home ownership
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may not be attainable for you under
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the Biden administration's Bidenomics.
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Well, the reality of Bidenomics is coming
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home to roost for a lot of people, and the
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latest stats are showing that more
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than half of Americans are no longer in a position
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to afford a median priced
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home. It is stunning, and
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it is imposing real harms on real
0:37
Americans. We also have the
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latest stats of what's happening at the border and
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in particular a Chinese
0:43
invasion under Joe Biden. The number
0:45
of Chinese nationals crossing the border
0:48
is skyrocketing under Joe Biden, going
0:50
up and up and up. We're going to break all that down, and
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finally we're going to talk about Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
0:55
and in particular, he went on CNN. CNN
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through him what they thought would
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be just softball
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to say Trump is horrible at a threat
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to democracy, and Robert F. Kennedy
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actually, he thought there was a very serious
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a much greater threat to democracy than Donald
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Senator. Let's talk about this shocking
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new data that's come out. Fox
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News kind of broke it and they said America
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now need an annual salary
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of at least one hundred and ten thousand to
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afford a medium price home. That
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is up from about seventy four thousand
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in twenty twenty.
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That is staggering.
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Yeah, it's a dramatic shift. And this
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is Bidenomics is hurting
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Americans across this country and it's hurting
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virtually everyone. It's hurting seniors.
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Seniors are getting hammered by bidenmics
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because inflation is driving up the cost
3:28
of living the cost of everything they're spending, and
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yet they're on a fixed income. But Bidenomics
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is also really hammering
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young people, young couples that
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are buying their first home. They're facing the
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simple reality you come out to get your first home.
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You're all excited. You want to have a home, you want
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to raise a family, and they're discovering
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both home prices have risen dramatically
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under Joe Biden, but also interest rates.
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Young people, many young people of people
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in their twenties, even people in their thirties have
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never known inflation. They've never known what it was because
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we've been living in a little bit of a holiday from history
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where inflation hasn't existed. And
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suddenly people buying their first home, or for that
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matter, their second or third or fourth home as they progress
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in life, are discovering
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that the home they used to be able to
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get at a two and a half percent
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interest rate, now they can
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get half as much home at
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a seven percent interest rate. And that is
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meaning a lot of people
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are not able to buy homes. They're locked
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into whatever home they're at because they need
4:29
the interest rates low, and those rates
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are locked in although they have an adjustable rate
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mortgage. A number of those are headed
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towards expiring, which is putting people at a fiscal
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cliff. But they're
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also finding if it's your first home. A
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whole lot of people just home ownership
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is beyond their reach. And the
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median price home. Look,
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it's worth refreshing some basic
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math. There are a number of
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different ways to think of averages. There's
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the mean, which is the average. You take all
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the all the different prices and
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you average them together, and the
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average price is if there's one
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that's one hundred million and a bunch
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that are lower, the average will rise higher
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because of the one. The median is
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a very different measure. It's not
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the average price, but it's
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rather the middle price, the midpoint
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price. So the median price means half
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the prices are higher and
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half the prices or no are lower. So
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it's identifying the highest
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point on the bell curve. And what
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is striking And we're going to play right now what Fox
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News said about this. The median
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priced home is now
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significantly above the
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median salary, and that is meaning
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for many Americans home ownership,
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particularly if you don't have a home already, is
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being priced out of reach by Joe Biden.
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The average home buyer needs to make over one hundred
5:53
and ten thousand dollars to afford the
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average home. A new Bank Rate study
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showing that the required salary to make
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that purchase has jumped forty
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six percent in just four years. Home
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Buyers only needed to make seventy six thousand
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back in twenty twenty, and the issue
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widespread. You now need a six figure
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salary to buy the average home in twenty
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three states, including the District
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of Columbia. Four years ago, that number
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was just six. Mortgage rates, of
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course, have played a small role in the bump, but
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home prices have by and large kept
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pace with the needed salary to buy them.
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The average home up forty two percent,
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sitting at four hundred and twelve thousand dollars
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now. Even though the housing market may be pricing
6:34
people out, people shouldn't be too quick to
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think that renting is the solution.
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Since President Biden took office, rents
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are up nearly twenty one percent.
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You look at the rent numbers there, and let's just
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go through some of those data points real quick.
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Center.
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You look at your salary, and if
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you look at your salary January
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twenty twenty, they said you need seventy nine
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and thirty nine dollars to
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afford the met price home. Now
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you need one hundred and ten eight hundred and seventy one
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dollars. That is a forty six percent
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increase. As the average American have they've
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received a forty six percent raise in the last
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four years, the answer is going to be no.
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Well, that's exactly right. And you know, forty
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six percent is a stunning number
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because Joe Biden has been president
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barely a little bit over three years,
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three years and three months. That's
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not very long. Three years and
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three months to have home prices go up forty
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six percent, that is a massive
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impact on people trying to purchase a home.
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And and listen, seventy
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six thousand dollars is a lot
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of money that that is, but
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comparatively going from seventy six
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thousand to one hundred and eleven
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thousand dollars in three and a half
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less than three and a half years, that
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is the very real impact of Joe
7:54
Biden the Democrats printing trillions
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of dollars we don't have, and
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it is her Americans across this country,
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as home ownership is getting less
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and less affordable.
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You also look in there they were talking about
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and just again it's a prospective issue.
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Here states
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where you needed six figure salaries are
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more to afford a home
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January twenty twenty only six states. Now
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this is spread nationwide, twenty
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three different states, but the district of Columbia
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you've got to make now more than six
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figures plus to afford
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home ownership. That is
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Bidenomics hitting everybody
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across this country.
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Well, and ben you know who doesn't care about this. Democrats.
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So one of the most important political shifts.
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It used to be conventional wisdom that
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the Republicans of the Party of the rich and
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Democrats of the Party of the poor and working class.
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That's been turned on its head. I think the most significant
8:53
political shift of the last decade is
8:56
today Democrats of the Party of the rich. So if
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you talk to Democrats, I don't know a
9:00
Democrat senator who cares about this because,
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frankly, who are they listening to. They're
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listening to big tech billionaires.
9:07
They're listening to the
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super wealthy lawyers and Hollywood
9:15
producers. They are
9:17
the hedge fund party that is
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the Democrats today, And you know who they're
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not the Party of any more steel
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workers, truck drivers, cops,
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firefighters, teachers,
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waiters, waitresses, working
9:34
men and women. The Democrat
9:37
Party has abandoned, they've left behind,
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and so the people they're getting hammered by this.
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And by the way, young people and Democrats
9:45
want to convince young people, hey, we're all for you
9:47
because because we're just going to focus
9:49
on social issues. And listen, if
9:51
you're young, the Democrats tell you, the only thing
9:53
you should care about is transgenderism. Apparently
9:56
it is the most important issue on planet
9:58
Earth. Not a homicidal
10:00
iatola trying to murder us, not an
10:02
invasion at our southern border, not the
10:05
fentanyl crisis and the drug overdoses.
10:07
None of those are the problem. Transgenderism
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is the issue that you, as a young person,
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should care about intensely. Well, you know what,
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there are a lot of young people like maybe you're in college
10:17
and you buy that nonsense, But
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then you get out of school and you're like, wait a
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second, I got to pay for an apartment. How
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much is rent? Again?
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Wait?
10:27
Rent? I can't afford rent. And by the
10:29
way, look that Fox News story
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was really striking. If people can't afford to
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buy a home and they can't afford to rent.
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Well, that's kind of a problem. What are they supposed
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to do? What's the alternative to
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those two things? And it is the working men
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and women who bid nomics
10:45
is leaving behind in the dust.
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Yeah, twenty percent plus. Rent at
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rates are up on average nationwide.
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Well, I've never said this before, Center, but the
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Fox News story that we played
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was actually the best
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way of prison the problem. Yahoo
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Finance came out and said it's
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actually worse than the way they
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reported on Fox. Here is
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what they said when it came to home
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buyers. They actually said, in reality,
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home buyers need to earn eighty percent
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more than they did in twenty twenty
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to afford a home in today's market.
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If you're looking at overall home prices,
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listen to this from Yahoo Finance.
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Manny Americans, home ownership is seeming
11:27
more and more out of reach. According
11:29
to new analysis from Zillow, home
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prices have jumped forty two percent since
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twenty twenty, but the average person
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needs to earn eighty percent more
11:38
than they did at that time in order
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to comfortably afford a home in today's
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market.
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Center, It's interesting how they looked
11:45
at this. They're saying, there are different
11:48
ways to look at it. They look at it as
11:50
the issue of can you comfortably afford
11:52
a home in today's market. To comfortably
11:55
afford a home in today's market, they say you
11:57
need to earn eighty percent more than
11:59
you did in twenty twenty because
12:02
of the skyrocketing cost the home, interest
12:04
rates, inflation, and everything else. So they're saying,
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hey, it's even worse than what the
12:09
best case scenario data shows you.
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Hear, and they said, quote, today, those
12:13
shopping for a home need to earn one hundred and six thousand
12:15
annually to afford a medium price home. But
12:18
this is the part that you don't understand.
12:21
The cost of insurance, the cost
12:23
of heating, the cost of everything
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when you own a home has gone up
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so much more that you need
12:30
to earn eighty percent more than
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you did in twenty twenty.
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Well, that's right, and it's striking. It
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makes you ask why would the Democrats be
12:39
doing this? Listen, The classic
12:41
question in any election is are you better off
12:43
now than you were four years ago? And
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for the overwhelming majority of Americans,
12:48
the answer to that is hell no. That under
12:51
Joe Biden, people who are who
12:53
are working class people who are seniors,
12:56
people who are young, people who are struggling, people
12:58
are getting started, people who want to a home, people
13:01
who want to rent. All of them their life
13:03
has gotten much harder. And you know, it reminds me
13:05
of what we talked about two days ago on Monday's
13:07
Pod, which is California.
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This week on Monday imposed a
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new twenty dollars minimum wage for
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fast food restaurants with more than sixty
13:20
sixty stores. Now. One
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of the things that striking California
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exempted Panera Breads, which
13:27
just happens to be owned by a very close
13:29
friend of the governor, Gavin Newsom.
13:31
So it's a classic example of Democrats,
13:34
you know, cronyism, that they
13:36
will give special gifts to their buddies who
13:38
happen to be big campaign contributors,
13:41
and everyone else has different rules. But what
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we saw this week is thousands
13:45
and thousands and thousands of Californians
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being laid off because of
13:50
this new law imposed by the Democrats.
13:53
Just Pizza Hut, there were over twelve hundred
13:55
people laid off. And you know, last night I was
13:57
having dinner with a number of friends and
13:59
they were asking, why
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would the Democrats do this? Wouldn't they understand,
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wouldn't people in California get
14:06
pissed off? And what I told them
14:08
then, and this is actually highly relevant
14:11
to the home ownership question. What
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I told my friends who are having dinners, I said, listen,
14:17
they're making a gamble that
14:20
enough of the voters will not understand
14:24
who is to blame. So they're over
14:26
five hundred thousand fast food employees
14:29
in California. A bunch of them will get a pay raise.
14:31
The ones that don't get laid off, the ones
14:33
whose employers don't go bankrupt and go
14:35
out of business. The rest of them will get
14:38
a pay raise. By the way, people who get a pay raise are
14:40
likely the ones that are more highly skilled. The
14:42
ones who will lose their jobs are likely
14:45
more likely to be teenagers. Many of them
14:47
are low income, many of them are African American,
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many of them are Hispanic. They're the ones just
14:51
getting started in
14:54
their careers. They're the ones who get devastated
14:56
by Democrats. But I explained, I said, look, the
14:59
people getting free stuff the
15:01
Democrats are gambling politically. They'll be grateful.
15:03
Hey, the Democrats gave me free stuff. I like free stuff.
15:06
That's good. And the people getting
15:08
screwed. The Democrats
15:11
are gambling, they will not understand
15:13
who it is is screwing them. And in fact,
15:16
the Democrats plan when it comes to California
15:18
is just demogogue their employers and say, your
15:20
mean old employer just hates
15:23
you, and that's why they laid you off, Not
15:25
because I the Democrat priced
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you out of the market and made it impossible
15:30
for them to stay in business and pay you
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the new wage I manded. Well, the same is true
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with the higher price of home ownership, which
15:38
is the Democrats plan is they're
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assuming a lot of the voters will
15:43
not connect the crazy
15:46
multi trillion dollar spending spree
15:48
that Joe Biden the Democrats went on with
15:51
the inflation and with the higher interest rates,
15:53
And in fact they'll do the same thing they
15:55
do with fast food. They will demagogue,
15:58
in this case the big back at homemakers,
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the big bad banks that are making mortgages
16:03
because you know, it's just a bank being mean
16:05
that they're charging seven percent they really should
16:07
charge two percent. Never Mind, the Fed
16:10
has increased rates over and over and over and over
16:12
again because the Democrats have printed trillions
16:14
of dollars in new money.
16:17
What the Democrats are cynically planning
16:20
on is number one,
16:22
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16:24
illiterate, not understanding supply and demand,
16:27
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16:31
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16:33
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16:35
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16:43
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Senator, you mentioned China earlier,
18:55
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18:56
Was some news that was broken.
18:58
My Fox News bmlusion does
19:01
one heck of a job reporting on what's actually
19:03
happening at the southern border, and
19:05
the new border patrol numbers are out,
19:07
specifically when it comes to the arrest of Chinese
19:10
nationals who cross the US
19:12
border illegally over the recent
19:15
years, and when you compare
19:17
what is happening now to what's happened in the past,
19:20
there is a clear Chinese
19:23
national explosion of
19:25
illegals coming across the border, and this administration
19:28
seems to not care at all.
19:30
No, that's exactly right. And I will say Bill Malujan
19:32
at Fox is doing an incredible job
19:34
reporting at the border. He is doing, frankly, the
19:36
best job of any reporter there is, and
19:39
most of the rest of the media doesn't
19:41
report at all. So CNN apparently
19:44
has no reporters. They don't report at the border crisis.
19:46
ABCNBCCBS, they have
19:48
no reporters, they don't report on the border crisis. NBC
19:50
actually hires no Republicans, no one who voted
19:52
for Donald Trump, so apparently their viewers
19:55
don't want to know what's happening at the border crisis. But let's
19:57
just look at the numbers FIS
20:00
school year twenty twenty one, do
20:02
you know how many Chinese nationals were
20:04
arrested crossing the border illegally?
20:06
How many?
20:07
Three hundred and forty two. So that's
20:09
look three hundred forty two. That's three hundred forty
20:12
two too many, but that sounds like a manageable
20:14
number. The next year, fiscal
20:16
year twenty twenty two, it goes from three hundred and forty
20:18
two to one thousand,
20:21
nine hundred and eighty seven. Now that's a big jump,
20:23
three hundred forty two to one thousand, nine hundred eighty
20:25
seven.
20:26
Wow.
20:26
Joe Biden came in office and suddenly instead
20:28
of three hundred and forty two, you have nearly
20:30
two thousand Chinese nationals. Big jump.
20:33
But even so, I'm not sure two thousand
20:35
Chinese nationals is crisis
20:38
level. Let's go to fiscal year
20:40
twenty twenty three. It goes
20:42
from one thousand, nine hundred and eighty seven.
20:44
Do you know where it goes? Next year twenty twenty three, where's
20:47
it go to twenty four
20:49
thousand, one hundred and twenty
20:51
five. Wow, So
20:55
it goes from less
20:57
than two thousand to twenty four
20:59
thousand and one and twenty five, And how about
21:01
fiscal year twenty twenty four. We're halfway
21:03
through fiscal year twenty twenty four,
21:06
so if we were on the same pace as
21:08
fiscal year twenty twenty three, which is twenty
21:10
four thousand, you'd expect halfway through about
21:13
twelve thousand, right, sure, you
21:15
know how much? How many have Chinese
21:18
nationals have been apprehended at the border in
21:20
the first six months of fiscal year twenty twenty
21:22
four.
21:23
I'm genuinely afraid, just because I've seen the other
21:25
numbers, and I'm assuming it's going to probably
21:27
even double what it's gonna end up looking like from last.
21:29
Year twenty two thousand, two
21:32
hundred and thirty three. By the way,
21:34
since this is halfway through the fiscal year, if you
21:36
double that, that means we're on pace
21:38
for forty four almost forty five
21:41
thousand Chinese nationals now
21:44
since fiscal year twenty twenty one.
21:47
That is a six thousand, three
21:49
hundred percent increase. Now,
21:52
last I checked, Ben and I don't
21:54
have a globe in front of me, so maybe I'm wrong, But
21:57
China is not immediately to our south, is it?
22:00
No, it is not.
22:02
It is really far away across
22:04
the Pacific Ocean, nowhere near
22:06
our southern border. And yet we've
22:09
got a massive invasion.
22:11
And by the way, I've been down at the border, I've
22:14
seen at the board. I was down in Brownsville last
22:16
year. When I was down in Brownsville, and
22:18
at the time, we were seeing a massive Chinese
22:21
influx coming across there. And most
22:23
of the Chinese nationals that were coming were
22:26
military age men. They were young
22:28
men, mostly in their twenties, some
22:31
in their thirties, young single men.
22:33
They didn't have wives, they didn't have kids, they were just
22:35
there. Now, the last I checked,
22:37
having fifty thousand military age
22:40
men from communist China
22:42
should be a big damn
22:45
deal.
22:45
And yet well, and the reason
22:47
why you say that so people understand is the
22:49
intelligence is overwhelming that
22:52
China does a really good job of getting spies
22:54
in this country. They also get a really good
22:56
they do a really good job of bringing in
22:58
people that are going to come in and still technologies
23:01
and still I mean countless.
23:04
China is the masters of stealing everything
23:06
that we do, and they
23:08
do this all over the world. But if you have
23:10
that many coming across, the question is what
23:13
are they offloading from this country?
23:15
What are they stealing when it comes
23:17
just to trades and secrets and manufacturing,
23:20
The list could go on and on.
23:22
Well, that's right, and those are the numbers
23:24
just of the arrests. You put
23:26
on top of that the god aways. So the
23:28
vast majority of people at the southern border come
23:31
and turn themselves in, They go look for a border
23:33
patrol agent. They turn themselves in
23:35
because they know Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
23:37
and the Democrats will let them stay. But
23:39
there's also a different group that
23:41
are called god aways, and they're the ones that don't turn
23:43
themselves in. They're the ones that we're
23:46
aware of. We see footprints, we see
23:48
them moving, but they get away. The
23:50
god Aways are the most dangerous group.
23:52
They are much more likely to be criminals.
23:54
They're much more likely to be murderers and
23:57
rapists and child molesters. They're much more
23:59
likely to be gang thirteen, and
24:01
they're much much much more likely to
24:03
be terrorist. If you're a Hamas
24:06
terrorists, if you're a hesbela terrorist, if you're coming
24:08
to try to commit mass murder in the United
24:11
States and you're on the terror watch
24:13
list, you're not likely to turn yourself into
24:15
the border patrol. You're going to be
24:17
or you're going to try to be a got away. Now
24:20
you know what Bill Malujin reported on April
24:22
first, How many got aways do
24:25
you think we're recorded at the border
24:28
the previous day on March
24:30
thirty first?
24:32
Give it to me. I gotta know.
24:34
Nine hundred and nineteen in one day, in
24:36
one single day. Now, those are
24:38
Goda ways we know of. By the way, there are additional
24:40
godaways we don't know of. The got
24:42
away measure is we're aware of them,
24:45
we have some indication they were there, but
24:47
they got away. So the real number
24:49
of people across the illegally who got away is
24:51
going to be substantially higher than nine hundred nineteen.
24:54
But those are the known god aways.
24:56
Do you know what the seven day average of
24:58
known god aways and non is important?
25:01
What is it?
25:02
Seven hundred and sixty one per
25:04
day? Good, every day, day
25:07
after day after day the seven day.
25:09
I know these numbers. They know these numbers.
25:11
These are from the Biden administration,
25:13
This is from Border Patrol. These are
25:16
their numbers. That's just the media doesn't report
25:18
on them. And so I want
25:20
you to think Hamas has
25:22
called for jahad against
25:25
the United States. Palestinian Islamic
25:27
Jahad has called for jahad against
25:29
the United States. Hesbelah has called
25:31
for jahad against the United States. The
25:33
Iranian Ayahtola has called for jahad
25:36
against the United States. Does
25:38
it give you comfort that
25:41
in the last week, seven hundred and sixty
25:44
one known god aways got away
25:46
day after day after day, and how many of
25:48
those were terrorists seeking to commit
25:50
mass murder in this country that Joe Biden
25:52
the Democrats do not care about
25:54
and are doing nothing to stop.
25:56
And the question I have for you sooner is is this
25:58
because illegal immigrants are
26:01
understanding that, hey, this window may close
26:03
if Joe Biden doesn't win reelection,
26:05
and so they're saying, hey, hurry up and get your tail here.
26:07
Because it seems to be the numbers, as you just describe
26:10
them, are increasing significantly.
26:13
In any country on Earth. If
26:15
you send fifty thousand of your nationals
26:18
to invade that country, that is an invasion,
26:21
and it's a military invasion. Well you know what we
26:23
just described. How on fiscal year twenty twenty
26:25
four, that's the pace China is on to
26:27
have sent fifty thousands of their nationals
26:29
to invade this country illegally, and
26:32
they are aided and embedded by Joe
26:34
Biden, the Democrats, who not only
26:36
are doing nothing to stop them, but are doing everything
26:39
they can to facilitate
26:41
their coming. When they show up, what
26:43
does Biden do? He lets them go, he lets
26:45
them stay. And so you know what you do if you're communist
26:48
China, you send even more.
26:50
It's incredible. And this is the threat, as
26:52
you described it, national security.
26:53
That's the thing that keeps me up.
26:55
And my final question for you in this is my
26:57
biggest concern is not is no longer than
27:00
the numbers that are coming in. My biggest
27:02
concern, Senator, is the number
27:04
of people that are coming in that are that are wanting
27:07
to do harm to this country. And
27:09
I'm talking about terrorists
27:11
coming into this country. We have no idea who's
27:14
getting into this country right now.
27:15
Ben I've said this many times and it makes
27:18
me sad to say it, but I
27:20
think we have the greatest risk of a
27:22
major terrorist attack right now that
27:25
we have had at any point since September
27:27
eleventh, two thousand and one. And
27:30
sadly, I believe we are
27:32
living on borrow time that it's only a
27:34
matter of time when you have
27:37
feckless democrats open up
27:39
our border to this invasion day after
27:42
day after day, week after week, month
27:44
after month, year after year. The
27:46
volumes are getting so great that it
27:48
is inevitable that
27:50
that that that Americans are going to.
27:52
Lose their lives.
27:53
We've already seen the victims
27:55
of crimes because Joe Biden released
27:58
murderers, released rapists, for East
28:00
child molesters, released vicious
28:02
criminals into this country. It is releasing them
28:05
every day. We've already seen those
28:07
body bags tragically piling
28:09
up, and I tremble
28:12
to think about when terrorism kicks
28:15
in and those body bags.
28:18
I hope and pray this is not the case,
28:21
but they could well increase dramatically.
28:24
And every day that goes by that you let
28:26
more and more potential terrorists in this country,
28:29
the odds of those attacks go up.
28:31
Yeah.
28:31
And we know for a fact we're letting terrorists in because
28:33
we're catching some of them and many of them that are on the
28:36
terrorist watch lists. A record
28:38
number in the last three months of the fiscal year. We're
28:41
proof of that that we just witness and that's
28:43
coming from the Biden administration. I
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want to ask you a question real quick. If you're listening
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Make a switch and make a difference with every
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phone call you make. I
31:00
want to talk about our RFK or
31:03
CNN decide to have him on, and
31:06
they thought they were giving him a
31:08
softball question that was going to be easy,
31:11
and he's going to rip on Donald Trump. Tee
31:13
it up from there because it didn't go the
31:15
way they thought it was going.
31:16
To go at all.
31:18
Well, that's exactly right. CNN tossed
31:20
to RFK juniors
31:22
a question that they thought RFK would
31:24
say, Oh, yes, Trump is clearly the
31:27
manifest threat to democracy, and so you
31:29
really should vote for job Iiden instead. Well,
31:32
RFK did not play along and listen
31:34
to this exchange because CNN was
31:36
astonished at what RFK had to say.
31:39
I sent too many issues. While I admire
31:41
his high minded ideals, his suggestion that there's no difference
31:43
between mister Ware and mister Bush is irresponsible.
31:46
A moment ago, you said, you you essentially
31:49
see Trump and Biden as saying different
31:51
different issues. But do you really believe that when people
31:54
talk about the threat to democracy that Trump
31:56
poses, do you really think that that is is
31:58
an equal Yeah, mull.
32:00
Biden, listen. I can make
32:03
the argument that President
32:05
Biden is a much worse threat to democracy.
32:08
And the reason for that is President Biden is
32:10
the first candidate in history, the first president
32:13
in the history, that has
32:15
used the federal agencies to censor
32:18
political speech. So the censor's opponent,
32:20
I, you know, I can say that because I just want
32:22
a case in the Federal Court of Appeals
32:24
and now before the Supreme Court. It
32:26
shows that he started censoring not
32:29
just me, for thirty seven hours after
32:31
he took the other office, he was censoring me. No
32:33
president in the country has ever done that. The
32:35
greatest threat democracy
32:38
is not somebody who questions election returns,
32:40
but a president of the United States who used the power
32:42
of his office to force the
32:45
social media companies Facebook,
32:47
Instagram, Twitter to
32:49
open a portal and give the access to
32:51
that portal to.
32:52
The FBI, the CIA, the
32:54
IRS.
32:55
De SISA, the NIH to
32:57
censor his political critics. Because
33:00
in Biden, for the first first president
33:02
in history, used the secret his power
33:04
over the Secret Service to deny
33:07
Secret Service protection to one
33:09
of his political opponents for political
33:11
reasons. He's weaponizing a
33:13
federal agencies. Those are really
33:16
critical threats.
33:18
Tried to overturn a free and fair
33:20
election. He tried to overturn
33:22
one. Right, is he still finding how
33:24
is that not a threat
33:27
to democracy?
33:28
Well, I think that is a threat
33:30
to democracy. Him
33:32
over for trying to overthrow the election clearly
33:35
is the threat democracy. But the question
33:37
was who is the worse
33:39
threat to democracy? And what I would
33:41
say is, you know, I'm not going to answer
33:43
that question, but I can argue that President
33:45
Biden is because the First Amendment,
33:48
Aaron is the most important. But Adams
33:50
and Hamilton and Madison said, we
33:53
put the guarantee of freedom expression in
33:55
the First Amendment because all of our other constitutional
33:58
sides depend on it. If you ever go the
34:01
can silence its opponent, it
34:03
has license for any atrocity.
34:05
So, just to be clear, you're saying you could make an argument
34:07
that President Biden is a worse threat to democracy than
34:10
you.
34:10
Listen to that senator and it's like
34:13
they're like, well, hold on, this
34:15
is not what you're supposed to say. This is not you
34:18
were supposed to say Donald Trump orange Man's
34:20
bad and a threat to democracy.
34:22
Obviously you weren't supposed to say Joe
34:25
Biden's actually a bigger threat.
34:27
And by the way, explain exactly how
34:29
he.
34:29
Is warning Will Robinson,
34:31
warning Will Robinson, danger danger,
34:33
danger aboard, run away, run away. That's
34:36
what CNN is saying. They're losing their minds.
34:38
No, know that that's not the message. The
34:40
only message we allow on CNN is
34:42
Trump bad, Trump bad, Trump bad. You're RFK
34:45
JR. Your dad was RFK, your
34:47
uncle was JFK. You're supposed
34:49
to echo our message Trump, orange
34:51
man bad, orange man bad. Look.
34:55
I got to say listening to that, I agree
34:57
with every single word. Robert F.
34:59
Kenn said right there,
35:02
when it comes to a threat to democracy,
35:05
number one, Joe Biden and for that matter,
35:07
congressional Democrats are perfectly
35:09
happy to use government power and
35:12
big tech to censor you, to silence
35:14
you, to prevent you from engaging
35:17
in political speech, to prevent you from disagreeing
35:19
with them. They want to use force to silence
35:21
you. Secondly, he pointed out, Joe
35:23
Biden is disgracefully denying
35:26
Robert F. Kennedy Junior Secret Service protection
35:29
that despite the fact that he is clearly
35:31
pulling at the thresholds
35:33
that would bearret that protection, that he
35:36
is facing significant threats
35:38
of political violence against him,
35:40
and the tragic family
35:43
history. His father was assassinated
35:45
when he was running for president, his uncle was
35:48
assassinated when he was president, and
35:50
Joe Biden and the Democrats are cynical
35:52
enough that they're willing to risk well,
35:55
okay, if R. Fk Junior gets assassinated,
35:57
that's a risk Joe Biden's willing to take. It is
35:59
just dis graceful, and we've we've called
36:02
that out on this on this podcast. Before
36:04
that, of course, Joe Biden
36:06
should give our FK Secret Service protection.
36:08
That's following the law, that is
36:11
consistent with the law, it's consistent with precedent,
36:13
and the only reason not to
36:17
is pure partisan politics. Let me
36:19
say something else. Look, I have conversations
36:21
with people all the time. I have conversations
36:24
with people today where
36:26
they make comments about, Gosh, I'm
36:28
worried if Trump wins. He's an authoritarian,
36:31
he's a dictator. I'm worried what he
36:33
will do. And you know, my standard
36:35
response is is listen, I understand that. And
36:38
sometimes Trump has
36:40
rhetoric that can be
36:43
used to suggest that.
36:46
Uh.
36:46
That being said, we don't have to hypothesize
36:50
what Trump will do as president.
36:52
He was president for four years and
36:55
if you look at the time he was president,
36:58
he didn't abuse his power. He followed
37:00
the law. If you look at the policies he
37:02
implemented, and I worked hand in hand with Donald
37:05
Trump, the policies he implemented
37:07
worked. We saw the lowest unemployment race
37:09
in fifty years. We saw the lowest African
37:11
American unemployment ever recorded. We saw
37:13
the lowest Hispanic unemployment ever
37:16
recorded. We saw peace and prosperity.
37:18
We saw the border secured, we
37:20
saw peace breaking out in the Middle
37:22
East, and the Abraham Accords. All of that played
37:24
out. And if you look at what Trump did,
37:26
he didn't defy the law. He didn't ignore the
37:28
law. He didn't issue lawless executive orders.
37:31
He followed the law. Now, he demonstrated
37:33
courage. He made decisions that were bold,
37:36
but they were within the law. Contrast
37:39
that to Joe Biden. Joe
37:41
Biden, number one is responsible
37:43
for profoundly politicizing the Department of Justice
37:45
of the FBI. Number two is responsible
37:48
for the greatest assault on democracy
37:50
we've ever seen, which is the four
37:52
indictments of Donald Trump, the abuse
37:54
of the legal process design.
37:58
Mind you, Trump is not the target, voters
38:00
of the target. They're terrified the
38:02
voters will vote for Trump, and they're trying
38:04
to prosecute for the first time in history,
38:06
and the second time in history, and the third time in history,
38:09
and the fourth time in history, a former
38:11
president and a leading presidential
38:13
candidate because they want to
38:15
stop democracy from playing out. To be clear,
38:18
also, these are the same Democrats
38:20
that in Colorado, in Illinois
38:22
and Maine threw Donald Trump
38:24
off the ballot because you know. Nothing says defending
38:26
democracy like stopping the damn voters
38:29
from voting for the person you don't want them to. This
38:32
is Democrats. And let's be clear also, Joe
38:35
Biden when it comes
38:37
to being a dictator to being lawless.
38:40
Look at what he's doing on the southern border. He's utterly
38:42
ignoring federal immigration law. He's
38:44
releasing people into this country. He's releasing
38:46
criminals into this country. He's endangering
38:48
this country ten point four million illegal
38:50
immigrants. It is lawless. No president
38:53
has ever done this. Barack Obama
38:55
didn't do this. Bill Clinton didn't
38:58
do this, Jimmy Carter didn't do this. Only Joe
39:00
Biden is brazenly lawless.
39:02
Let's be clear also when it came
39:04
to student loans, Joe Biden
39:07
trying to buy votes, tried to give away trillion
39:09
dollars, a trillion dollars just in
39:11
an effort to buy votes and win elections. Now,
39:13
a president can't give away a trillion dollars
39:16
without Congress passing legislation to
39:18
do so. Joe Biden knows that the lawyers of
39:20
his administration know that they
39:22
didn't care. They wanted to lawlessly be
39:25
political, and so of course what happened
39:27
to The Supreme Court struck it down and
39:29
said, no, the president doesn't have the ability
39:31
to give away a trillion dollars just to buy votes.
39:33
By the way, same thing happened with COVID
39:35
vaccine mandates, utterly lawless, abusive,
39:38
trying to force people to get COVID vaccines.
39:40
The president had no authority to do it. Biden
39:43
administration did so anyway, what happened
39:45
The Supreme Court struck it down, said this
39:47
is lawless, this is not the federal
39:49
law. You look at who actually
39:53
has been lawless and
39:55
dictatorial, And I agree with RFK,
39:58
there's a powerful argument. Bit the answer
40:00
to that is Joe Biden and not Downald
40:02
Donald J. Trump. And that makes CNN and every
40:04
other corporate media entity
40:07
their heads explode.
40:08
Yeah, it was.
40:09
It was quite hysterical to listen
40:11
to that audio. Don't forget Senator Cruise
40:14
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40:16
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