Sebastian Gorka LIVE: Canada has to apologize for celebrating a Nazi
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Now, let's talk about what's happening north of the border.
We will be joined by, as usual, Lord Conrad Black.
But there's a little bit of trouble in Canada.
Let's start with the speech made by the head of state of Ukraine, and then somebody in the gallery, invited by the Speaker, of the Canadian commons who, um, well, it's caused a little bit of head scratching.
Play cut!
Zelensky's speech received at least a dozen standing ovations.
There was also one for this man, a 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian who fought for Ukrainian independence against the Russians during the Second World War.
Oh great!
He fought the Russians in World War II.
So we're going to recognize this Canadian citizen, Yaroslav Honka.
98.
Because he fought Russians then, and Ukrainians are fighting Russians now, so it's like a clear analogy, right?
Maybe not so much.
Maybe not so much.
Now, I think he was a teenager, if you do the math.
But who was he fighting for?
Something called the 14th Waffen-Grenadier-Division, which was part of the... wait for it...
The SS.
Yeah, it's ethnic Ukrainians.
Okay.
But the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division was part of Hitler's SS.
And the speaker, hmm, here's the question.
Here's the question.
Did Anthony Rota Know this?
Did they not do their homework?
Because it's strange how in the past Canadians, here's a female member of the house, Yara Sachs, well, they had a different take about Nazis not too long ago.
Play cut.
How much vitriol do we have to see of Honk Honk, which is an acronym for Hail Hitler, do we need to see by these protesters on social media?
What was she talking about?
Hey Eric, what is the honk honk referring to?
Do you have a guess?
I believe because it was a protest by a bunch of truckers.
Trucks, big great big trucks are known for, among other things, they're very loud horns when you honk honk them.
Right, it's like when Frank When Frank our buddy calls in, what's the first thing he
does?
He says, hey Dr. G. And he does a big air horn honk honk from his 18 wheeler.
But of course we all know that honk honk refers to what Alex?
Because honk and honk begins with an H and an H it clearly means what?
Horns, obviously.
I wish it were that simple.
For Canadians, or for left-wing Canadians like that woman, it means, well obviously, I mean, we all know this about truck driving.
If you, if somebody cuts you up, right, on the ring road, and, you know, bad driving, you know, honk, honk, like that, it means, Heil Hitler.
Because it's H&H, right?
I mean, obviously that's what it means.
And the Canadian truck drivers, when they don't want to have to stay in quarantine when they cross the border from America, because they want to deliver the goods they're bringing to Canadians, and they say, no, no vaccinations, no quarantine, no COVID camps, when they honk their horns in protest, clearly they're referring to that short Austrian corporal.
You know, the guy with the funny mustache.
How embarrassing.
And now, what's the explanation from the premier of our northerly neighbors, his Justin Castro Trudeau?
Obviously, it's extremely upsetting that this happened.
The Speaker has acknowledged his mistake and has apologized, but this is something that is deeply embarrassing to the Parliament of Canada and, by extension, to all Canadians.
I think particularly of Jewish MPs and all members of the Jewish community across the country who are celebrating Yom Kippur today.
I think it's going to be really important that all of us push back against Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation, and continue our steadfast and unequivocal support for Ukraine.
Hang on, I'm confused.
What's the Russian propaganda part of that?
Was he part of an SS division or not?
Because if you're apologizing, That means you did invite somebody from a Nazi division to address the Canadian House of Commons, and you gave him a standing ovation.
Jeff, can you help me out here?
What's the blame with regards to Russian propaganda that Trudeau is referring to?
Whenever you're backed into a corner on the left, you just go to Russian disinformation.
When you don't know what to say, that's one of the things you just go to.
If it's not racist, it's Russian disinformation.
Right.
If you're not a racist, then it's got to be Russia, Russia, Russia.
How silly of me.
That's been the last seven years.
And the dear, dear irony of the fact they called patriots like President Trump, like people who worked for him, Nazis.
And they still do.
And they have done for nigh on seven years.
But weirdly, we don't get invited to dress the Canadian Parliament and get standing ovations.
I guess that's because we're not Nazis and only real Nazis can get invited!
Oh, the sweet, delicious irony.
What do you think happened?
Were they just stupid?
Or was it worse?
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Mike's on. Mm-hmm.
My favorite of all time, with a Russian excuse, was... Remember when some guy came out and accused George Takei of sexually assaulting him years ago?
No, no, no.
It was a younger actor.
A gay guy.
And George Takei immediately responded like the first report.
It was like Daily Mail or something like that.
He responded saying, oh, this is Russian disinformation.
A Russian disinformation response.
Right, because the Russians want to take down George Takei.
And the accuser literally has a name.
Like, he's like, he's blaming Russian bots.
They were like, okay, so the guy himself has a name.
How can you blame that on Russian bots?
And then he apologized later.
He was like, okay, yeah, that was a bad excuse.
I'm sorry.
Oh, what?
He apologized?
Takei did, I think.
Let me look that up and double check that.
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and title for that monologue the left loves real nazis
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Just imagine that we got to this point that like Russia is now for them is so global enemy number one they'd literally rather align with literal Nazis than Russia.
That would be a good article.
Can't believe this CVS story.
unbelievable.
What do we what do we think of the post-millennial?
millennial.
I like them enough.
I think it is probably the most pro-Trump out there other than Breitbart.
Really?
Yes, and I've heard a couple other people doing interviews.
I've been paying attention the last few weeks.
I think it's way more.
That's Andy's, right?
Andy, no.
Pasovic's also.
They promote his stuff on there a lot.
I thought he was Human Events.
Don't they own the Bibles or something?
Every time I go to Post Millennial, there's a pop-up for, like, Jack Pasovic.
Like, his face.
Oh, that's right.
Is Matt up?
I'm texting him now.
He's not answering.
But they are really good for like, kind of stories you won't see too often on conservative outlets.
Does he have a book or... I'm trying to remember.
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You tried to reach out to him and get him on the show, right?
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Let's go to George, Columbus, Ohio.
Hi, Dr. King.
Hey.
I didn't get screens, but the reason why I'm calling is because, from my understanding, not only is that an ex-Nazi, but he's a war criminal that they tried during the Nuremberg Trials in Canada.
Decided that they were going to protect him because he defended Ukraine.
What is your source for that?
Because I doubt he would have been tried because he would have been a teenager and they didn't try teenagers at the Nuremberg trials.
But just the news said that that battalion was wanted for war crimes.
Right, the battalion, right.
But you're saying that he was going to be tried at Nuremberg?
Because they didn't try whole battalions, they tried generals and members of the cabinet.
OK, well, I thought it was... I misunderstood that.
But they did give Putin more fuel for his propaganda, saying that we are the Nazis.
Oh, utterly!
I mean, it was the biggest stupid own goal ever.
So I'm going to check that, because we love justthenews.com, and we'll check that.
But the fact is, in Nuremberg, it wasn't all Nazis.
It was the leadership.
It was the generals.
It was the ministers.
It wasn't, you know, 18-year-old privates.
But thank you, George.
Let's go to our buddy, Victor, in Silver Spring.
Hey, Sebastian.
Hey.
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Make sure that your vote does count.
Also, volunteer to be a poll watcher and all that stuff.
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Come in with the Raditz cut from yesterday.
Yesterday's Raditz.
Oh, the one where she said that's hard to spin?
Or wait, no, hang on.
Yeah.
She's the one who couldn't do math.
Hang on, let me see.
Yeah, the one that's hard to spin.
Oh, hard to spin.
Okay, that was... I don't have the cut sheet from yesterday.
Let me see.
Okay, how about this?
I'm not going to mention names because we're live, but...
How about this, guys?
The head of external affairs for Rand Paul doesn't know that the Washington Examiner hates Donald Trump.
How can you be the head?
She's DMing me stuff to repost, and I have to tell her who the examiner is, and you're head of external rels for a senator?
There's a reason I try to avoid Washington Examiner at all costs.
But how can you be head of comms For a senate!
I don't care who the senator is!
And she says, oh, I didn't know that.
It's like... Sometimes people forget.
I mean, it's the same with, like, the Free Beacon and other publications that have, like, anti-Trump roots, but they do, like, some good articles here and there, so we just kind of forget about it.
Oh, the Free Beacon's much better.
But the Examiner is, like, you know, TDS patient one.
Yeah.
Alright.
Everything good, Matt?
Everything's great.
Good.
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How are the lovely ladies?
You're good.
Thanks for asking, Sebastian.
How about your smart crew?
Well, everybody's home right now.
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I have two to college now, so I get sad.
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Alright, 40 seconds.
Coming in with Raditz from yesterday.
Tough to spit.
What's Zeldin doing now?
I see him on Fox.
No idea.
We should get him back.
He might be good for a manhood hour.
Ooh, yeah, I can see that.
Add it to the list, Geoff.
We have him on that list.
He's on the list.
Oh good.
Mic's off.
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You Thank you.
Let's go back to that poll.
Trump with a nine point lead over President Biden in that poll.
And whatever caveats, whether that is an outlier, that's a tough one to spin.
Ooh, caveats, fancy words, outliers.
How are you going to explain it away, Martha?
It's embarrassing.
It's your poll.
It's ABC.
It's Washington Post.
And to see the Post trash their own poll because it's rather inconvenient, just totally delicious.
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Oh, definitely Adirondack chair.
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Very civilized.
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All right, so talk to us about the polls.
Embarrassing for those who hate my former boss, no?
Yeah, so I believe it was the Washington Post that also had Joe Biden up by something like 12 points before 2020.
So like, you know, we shouldn't take too much comfort in their numbers.
But the point is, they always undervalue where Trump is.
And that's the point in most of these polls, which is if the Washington Post ABC has Trump up 10, it just shows you this race.
You know, I don't like to brick how much he's going to win by, but I will say this, Sebastian.
I have been, I have been like, you know, bulldogged a hundred times about Trump can't win.
How come you're so stupid?
Why do you think he can't win independence?
He can't win, you know, married women.
He can't win suburban women.
He won't do well with Hispanics, yada, yada, yada.
And all these polls show that Trump is doing much better with absolutely every demographic and killing it with independence.
And what about this latest statistic that President Trump is now even more popular with black voters?
He's gone up like 17 points with black voters according to the NBC polling.
So if that continues, we don't take anything for granted, but is it going to be a cakewalk next year?
Well, I mean, it's important to remember that Joe Biden wasn't for integration of our schools, which is a fundamental tenet of the Republican Party and one of the main reasons the Republican Party was established, which was to get rid of slavery and give full civil rights to those former slaves.
Hang on, hang on.
Next, you're going to say something crazy like Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president.
Yeah, or I'm going to say something crazy, which is they call us Nazis, but they stand up and cheer for actual Nazis.
We played it.
We played it earlier at the top of the show.
It's a little fresh that they actually celebrate Nazis, at least in Canada.
All right, talk to us about the imminent scary thing, Matt.
The shutdown.
I actually like the idea of government shutdown.
I have to work in this stinking cesspit.
And the fact that all the bureaucrats sit at home drinking their lattes, it's nice.
It's one of the revolutions that Ronald Reagan brought to DC in the Reagan revolution, which is this idea that we weren't going to just do business as usual when it came to the budget.
Ronald Reagan shut the government down something like eight times.
Put a line in the sand and you know even Reagan they thought was a little too soft on spending He should have held the line even more but boy we could use his spirit back, you know Republicans lost their Their mojo on the whole idea of making spending fights back in 1995 when Newt Gingrich was speaker Bob Dole's majority leader we had our you know, we were going to really put Clinton in the corner on these spending things and You know, the mainstream media beat the hell out of us.
I was a staffer back then.
And we put our tail between our legs.
We gave in, and we gave Clinton basically what he wanted.
And ever since that moment, Republicans are convinced that shutdowns are crude to their deficit, which is why Republicans don't win any spending fights anymore.
Because if you're not willing to have brinksmanship, Sebastian, you're not going to win any negotiation.
If you're going to walk into the car dealership saying, look, I would like to pay less, but I'm too scared to negotiate to pay less, you're probably going to pay more.
Yeah, yeah.
What are they afraid of, Matt?
We've only got a few seconds left, but I don't get it.
It seems like they always, always cave.
They're afraid of being said that they're being called mean, throwing, you know, grandma off social security and keeping kids off, you know, nutrition programs.
They're scared of being called mean.
And the other thing is they're scared that they will, you know, it'll hurt them politically if they're seen as being too cruel.
And what we've done with that is we've been so generous for so long that we are on the brink of destroying ourselves financially.
And so someone better stand up and do something.
And I think there are a lot of voices now that realize we gotta throw away the old rule book.
It's what Donald Trump should have taught us all.
Throw it away, guys, it doesn't work.
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It's always hard to tell when they're wearing a suit, but like... Because he was in hospital, right?
Yeah.
Given his problems, yeah.
I can see it.
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We got to talk about this, uh, Jovanovich, because, you know, this is the woman that had me and Bongino and everybody on her list.
Yeah, me too.
I know we're monitoring me.
Yeah.
And, uh, who was it?
It was like Don Jr.
as well, right?
Yeah.
Don Jr.
Sean Hannity.
Yeah.
And, um, She played Sergeant Schultz during the hearings.
I know nothing.
But it turns out she knew a lot more and was meeting with... Think about this.
She was telling other people that Krupp don't meet with them and then she was meeting with them.
Figure that one out.
Okay, let's talk about that.
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Let's make a buff right at the headline, Eric.
I just sent it to you.
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I mean, all good stuff.
Chaotic good?
Yeah, chaotic good.
Yeah.
No shortage of news.
Man, you are like every day, there's just another flipping iteration.
It's stunning.
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Well, we have a lot of truth to tell because we were denied it for four years.
Correct.
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The Washington Post called us out this weekend for exposing all of the censorship, and that was great to see.
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What did they do?
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What were you saying in the break about the Washington Post not liking you and your colleagues at Just the News?
Yeah, well, we did a lot to highlight this censorship system, where private organizations were working with the federal government to get social media to censor conservative opinions, and they called it out this week, like, oh, just the news, they were part of the people that raised this issue.
Well, of course we did, because censorship isn't supposed to happen with the government in America.
They seem to want to support the censorship, odd given that they're a news organization, but it was good to see that they recognize that this discussion about free speech is important and that some of it started in our own little news organization.
I want to ask you, did you ever meet Andrew Breitbart?
I did.
I gave him his first column.
Big Hollywood was a column at the Washington Times.
It was the first column he had written and I have so many delightful memories.
My favorite memory is going to the White House Correspondents Dinner with Barack Obama and almost getting thrown out because our table was too rowdy.
I thought of that because I never got to meet him, but what I've seen you do since you've created this amazing entity, JustinNews.com, is you follow his tradecraft.
Maybe you taught him that you never blow a big story and then let it kind of disappear because the mainstream media doesn't want to touch it.
You're constantly dripping out stories, which means it creates a crescendo, a kind of tsunami effect eventually that cannot be ignored.
Am I reading a little bit into how you do what you do?
Well, my wife says I'm stubborn, so I'll plead guilty to that right off the bat.
I think it's important.
Listen, truth comes out in little shards from the government now.
They don't give it all at once.
And so you have to keep building the pieces until you get the whole glass reassembled.
And so, yeah, sometimes it takes 30 or 40 efforts before you can really get the full truth out.
That was true with free speech.
It's also true with the story this morning about Maria Vanovich.
I mean, the story she gave impeachment, and the story we now know about her role with Burisma, very different, and it came out in little drips and drabs, the last piece, this morning.
Alright, let's talk about this.
You sent me this article this morning, and this is, so let's be clear here.
This is the Biden administration's ambassador in Kiev in Ukraine, who we now know illegally because the State Department is prohibited from doing this, actually tasked employees of the State Department and contract employees To maintain files on people, conservatives in the media, like John, like me, like Don Jr., like Sean Hannity, like our buddy Dan Bongino, to see what they were saying, and Rudy Giuliani, to see what they were saying about Ukraine, about Hunter Biden, and this woman.
Tell us, tell our millions of listeners what they need to know about this ambassador of the US government and what she was doing, John.
Yeah, she was Obama Biden's last ambassador to Ukraine, and she gets here right around the time that Hunter Biden is trying to clean up the mess at Burisma, all the corruption investigations by Shokin.
She gets here shortly after Victor Shokin, the prosecutor, is fired, which delays some of the prosecutive efforts against Burisma.
And Hunter Biden and his team, Blue Star Strategies, a guy named John Brennan, they're all trying to clean this up and make this case go away, because that's what Hunter Biden promised the owner of Burisma he would do.
And she becomes a central figure in the 2019 impeachment of President Trump.
Why?
Because she testifies that, well, she didn't know a whole lot about Burisma, but what Donald Trump asked President Zelensky to do, look into this, was somehow a diplomatic horror for her.
And she's very vague about what she knows.
She said, I didn't know much about Burisma except what I read in the newspapers and what I got in my first briefing before I took over.
She doesn't acknowledge what we now know, that she had meetings with Burisma's legal team at Blue Star Strategies, that she got a letter from Burisma's chief criminal lawyer asking her to help clean up the company's reputation.
And today, because of some missing photos on the internet, we were deprived of the knowledge in 2019 that she met not once but twice with Vadim Pazarsky, a top Burisma executive, who was Hunter Biden's handler inside Burisma.
So think about this.
Her testimony in 2019 was, Burisma was a bad company.
I didn't know much about it, but I knew they were corrupt.
All right.
In fact, she knew they were so much crap that I found an email she once wrote telling other people at John McCain's think tank, don't deal with briefs, they're bad people.
Then she goes in 2017, at the start of the Trump administration, and has at least two interactions with Vadim Prazarsky, which legitimizes Burisma in the eyes of Ukrainians, because he's hanging out on the stage with U.S.
Ambassador Maria Vinovich.
She told us none of this during 2019.
She made it sound like she hardly knew anything about Burisma.
She's had two events in a single year with Burisma and receiving lots of briefings and emails and pressure from Burisma.
She didn't tell any of that to us during the 2019 impeachment.
So what's the supposition?
Was this woman carrying the water for or covering for Obama or for Vice President Biden knowing that his son was working for this company?
Well, listen, I don't know what her motive is.
She'll have to speak for herself.
By the way, we've reached out repeatedly over the last couple of years.
As all this new evidence has come out, she refuses to take our calls or give us an answer.
Burisma wanted to be legitimized.
That was why Hunter Biden was brought on.
It was a corrupt company of people.
Well, if you get two efforts of sitting alongside the U.S.
ambassador like these photos show, You're being legitimized by the U.S.
Embassy.
She played right into Brisbane's hands.
What her intention was, I don't know.
It's contradictory to everything she told us, everything her deputy George Kent told us.
We thought they were corrupt.
We wanted nothing to do with them.
But then again, you let them on stage not once but twice over an eight-month period.
That had a profound effect in Ukraine.
Why are you hiding, Madam Ambassador?
Just like, who's that guy, Robert Barnes?
What are you hiding from?
The article is on my social media sites.
Follow this man at jsolomonreports, founder, editor-in-chief of justthenews.com.
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That was Biden mumbling, right?
done on his impression. Okay. What is he mumbling about?
That was just like an hour or two ago, Jeff, at the UAW strike. That was Biden mumbling, right?
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I want to bow to your superior knowledge on this stuff, on war, but I've been doing a little checking into the 14th Waffen SS Division, 1st Galician Division.
Yes.
And this guy up in Canada belonged to that, and it seemed to me just from my little bit of research that they were more anti-Soviet than they were pro-Nazi.
I wonder if I get your thoughts on that, because they took an oath of allegiance, yeah, to Hitler for sure, right?
But they also had a few more components to that oath, and one of them was that they weren't going to attack any Western allies, and they also demanded to have chaplains.
Well, I mean, look, they are ethnic Ukrainians, so it's a great question, but just because something's in an oath doesn't mean that's the reality they live.
The idea that anyone can answer for you unequivocally whether one unit was bad or good, if it wasn't actually the Gestapo or the officers and the NCOs that ran, for example, a death camp, they're lying.
It was wartime.
It's an SS division.
Yes, they were fighting the Soviets, and that's why they wanted to recognize and celebrate them.
But at the same time, under whose ultimate command were they?
The Third Reich.
And that's why it's so bloody embarrassing for Canada and all these woke virtue signalists.
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Not a problem.
What are the long-term consequences of the kerfuffle over the guest of honour in the House of Commons in Canada?
Well, look, you know, the Government of India has said that it's absolutely done what Justin is saying.
And all his own foreign minister said was, well, we have allegations that seem credible.
So, I mean, except for the true believers in Justin, who are outnumbered up here by now, we think he overreacted and made a play to distract people from the poor performance he's putting on.
And the so-called Nazi guest?
Yeah, well, look, there's no doubt that we've been a little slack in dealing with some of these Sikh extremists.
And, you know, this whole business of an independent Sikh country is supported by some foreign Sikhs, such as some of the ones who are here, but it isn't supported by the Sikhs in India, so the whole thing is nonsense, I think.
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I mean, it's not our problem, but look, I don't think it's going to work for Justin.
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Lord Conrad Black, welcome back to America First.
Thank you, Sebastian.
Always a pleasure.
So, your latest piece, let's start with that.
There was a bit of a kerfuffle in the House of Commons in Canada over the speaker's guest of honour, an individual who was a member of the 14th Division of the Waffen-SS, this individual, Jaroslav Hunker.
I think there will be some attempts to I don't know, sweep that under the carpet, but your piece, the latest that was published yesterday in the Sun, is about the war in Ukraine and the so-called lessons of Munich, which some commentators have accused President Biden of invoking.
It is a messy war, but what historic context should it be put in?
I think We're much closer to Korea than pre-World War II.
By the way, when we were speaking just before going on air, I thought you were asking about this...
Dispute between Justin Trudeau and the Prime Minister of India.
So I'm sorry, I must have sounded incoherent.
No, no, I understood what you were talking about.
But yes, I'm curious about the longer term, whether this was just a lack of somebody doing research or a lack of historic understanding?
That's what it had to be.
There's absolutely no sympathy or toleration, whatever, anywhere in this country for Anything to do with Nazis, and that was just a clerical error, and I wouldn't hold that against any of the senior officials.
I mean, the last thing in the world any member of the Parliament of Canada would want is to do honour to a former Nazi.
But on the question about Ukraine and the applicability of Munich, I didn't detect, in fairness to president by night in protected he was referring to munich
at all uh... what i did think he was doing was take
for himself a role with that uh...
uh... came upon him very unspontaneously many started out as you will recall
saying just before the russian invasion of the uh... you know he in effect he
wouldn't be too flustered of all they wanted to do is take over
some of the russian-speaking parts of ukraine which is a what they're not trying to do and uh... and uh... and then
the the absolutely ineffable
chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in a triumph of military intelligence
informed a senate committee that
the russians would take care of within three days and uh...
take the whole country within three or four weeks
uh... and that was sort of where the administration was in their opening
gamut you recall was the president offered so once again the president of ukraine
and his family free passage
guaranteed passage uh... out of ukraine and uh... and refuge in the united
You know, to flee on foot from the defense of his country.
So, you know, I think there's a credibility gap with any posturing from President Biden about a sort of Churchillian stance here.
But with that said, I think assisting Ukraine in the defense of their country is entirely justifiable.
I part company with some of my conservative friends in the U.S.
on this issue, and I'm sorry to see the Republican Party weakening.
On the other hand, I think it is now clear the terms in which the Russians will settle, and unless the Ukrainians can dislodge them from where they are now, Those are the terms we're going to have to take, but the exchange is not a bad one for Ukraine.
I mean, those people in the former borders of Ukraine who want to live in the new Ukraine with slightly reduced borders should be facilitated in doing that.
But Ukraine in its new borders has to be absolutely unequivocally guaranteed by NATO and Russia and Belarus and Moldova, all of them.
And not the phony guarantees we have given them before, which we didn't act on.
Are you saying that, as a result, Crimea is a write-off and that has to remain because of geographical reasons under Russian control?
Not just geographic.
I mean, historically it was part of Russia until the 50s when Khrushchev as a Ukrainian gave it to Ukraine.
But as a practical matter, if the Ukrainians can't dislodge Russia in a timely way, I think they can go on claiming it, but I don't think we in the West, the Western alliance, want to provide unlimited support for a war
For an objective that can't be attained by Ukraine when we don't want to, in the NATO alliance, get into a war with Russia over Crimea.
So, I mean, if the Ukrainians can throw them out, fine, they do it.
But if they can't, I'm afraid they should settle for 90% of a loaf.
I mean, at least there will be an absolute certainty that the independence of Ukraine, in revised borders, But still, 85% of the country they had, that it is an unconditionally accepted member of the international community with an ironclad guarantee from the entire Western Alliance.
And that is a very great achievement for Ukraine.
We seem to be, when it comes to this conflict specifically, it seems to be in a strange twilight zone if you compare it to news coverage of the Afghan war in the 1980s or other much smaller conflicts.
We're talking about hundreds of thousands killed in action already in less than two years.
As the former head of a titanic media empire with titles on both sides of the Atlantic, If it's, you know, without the odd diplomatic events such as the address to the United Nations or to the Canadian Parliament, there isn't, at least not in America, incessant coverage of the war.
It seems to be a forgotten war in some aspects, despite the fact that now and again very significant things are happening.
The recent Ukrainian attack On the naval headquarters of the Russians, which led to the death of the most senior admiral to be killed since 1945.
Do you see any explanation why there seems to be a dearth of coverage of a significant war on the Eurasian continent?
Well, I think the answer is that the United States has no forces directly involved.
We're not taking casualties on the site.
When I say we, I mean any of us in NATO.
A number of NATO countries, including Canada, have made very substantial contributions to the Ukrainian effort.
Of course, the U.S.
is by far the largest contributor.
But half the NATO countries have given a good deal to the Ukrainians.
So Poland, for example, has been extremely generous, being a neighbor and well familiar
with the gentility of Russian and Soviet occupation.
But I think that's the answer.
You don't have, fortunately, anyone coming home to the U.S.
in body bags from Ukraine.
And although the casualties were not that heavy in Afghanistan, there was a constant trickle of American and other Allied dead in Afghanistan.
It is, in that sense, a contained war.
It's Russia and Ukraine, and really nobody else is taking casualties.
I think that's the only reason.
I think if you had Well, I think it could be brokered because, look, I want to be clear.
advocated and would be an insane thing to do. But if you did then it would be in
the living rooms of America every night. And what is your measure that idea of
some kind of resolution that is satisfactory to Kiev, could that
actually come in the next few months? Well I think it could be brokered
because look I want to be clear I'm not I haven't been to Ukraine and so I'm not
holding myself out as an expert but as far as you can judge from a careful
canvas of what both sides are saying the ability of the Ukrainian public to
Bear the war, I think, has commanded the admiration of the whole world and has astounded the Russians.
But the fact is, the U.S.
is committing about 5% of its military budget, just that part of its budget, 5% of it, to this cause.
It's not a high price to pay to put the Russians in their place.
The Ukrainians have fought valiantly, unlike, frankly, the Afghans we were trying to prop
up.
The Ukrainians have fought magnificently.
They've taught the Russians a lesson.
They've established their right to an independent country.
And I think the reason that I compared it to Korea is I think we're going to end up
where the fighting lines are.
It's not a guerrilla war like Vietnam, so you can define who has what.
And to the extent that the Ukrainians still have a potential on the present offensive to push the Russians back, then it's their call.
If they want to take the casualties and do it, I think we should support them in that.
But I think we want to get to the end of this fairly soon.
I mean, the fact is the Russians never accepted the legitimacy of the independence of any of those countries that seceded.
And Putin's been talking about their lack of legitimacy since he became the Head of the Kremlin.
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Well, first of all, that statement by the president is horrible.
It's intolerable.
It should be condemned by everybody, right, left, Republican, Democrat, right?
Mark Milley served his country well, did it professionally, and we owe him a great deal of gratitude.
I do as well.
And so part of this is a lot of misinformation.
I think in some case inaccuracies or incomplete stories that came out of some of the books were published at the time.
And then we have Steve Schmidt, former GOP strategist, also on MSNBC about President Trump winning next year.
Everything that Donald Trump says should be taken literally and seriously.
What he did today was threaten the employees, the journalists at NBC News.
What he said more broadly is he's going to shut down the free media in the United States.
What he announced today as a candidate for president in 2023 is he's coming after the American media.
He's coming after his political opponents.
And then presidential historian John Meacham cut ten.
We do, we do ourselves no favors, whatever, in pretending that these are not live, use a fancy word, illiberal, anti-democratic, unconstitutional forces that he, Donald Trump, embodies, promulgates, and this whole election, the Constitution, Think about this.
The Constitution, if the numbers are even remotely true, is going to come down to a couple hundred thousand people in five states.
Right?
That's where we are.
And so, to some extent, the appeal has to be, if you are one of these folks in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, in Arizona, if you're there, think about it.
Do you want to terminate the Constitution?
And if you do, you better be sure your team's always going to be in power.
Because the point of law is that it protects you from me and me from you.
And the strong always become the weak.
Incredible.
That's allegedly a presidential history.
What on earth were they talking about, Sebastian?
I thought you'd have some idea.
It's the usual hoary old sore of President Trump wants to rip up the Constitution.
I guess the fact he didn't do so for four years is that counterfactual doesn't matter.
Where did they come up with that idea?
He's never said anything like that.
No, but it's Trump derangement syndrome.
Well, Meacham is a fraud anyway, you know.
I mean, anyone who claims to be an objective observer and appears commenting favorably on a speech given by President Biden...
Which it happens that he, Meacham himself, wrote.
I mean, how anyone is supposed to take this guy seriously, I don't know.
We've got to remind our listeners of that.
I completely forgot.
You're so right.
I mean, he was, look, he drove Newsweek magazine into bankruptcy with the worst publication strategy I've ever seen.
Yes.
Standby.
Perfect.
20 seconds.
L.I. at the top.
Come in with UAW 11.
We're going to have a look at the UAW 11.
We're going to have a look at the UAW 11.
I'm Mark Somali, UAW's big alliance, but now I'm the senator since 1973, but I tell you
what, first time I've ever done it as a president.
Folks, look, one thing is real simple.
I didn't plan it like that, but I think that is an instance of from the sublime to the
ridiculous, a little bit of Vivaldi.
I feel so grown up when we play real music.
And then a few moments ago, the current incumbent of the White House speaking at the UAW.
I want you to call in and tell me, dear friends, what did he say?
Because I have no... I mean, he was using a megaphone, but I still don't understand what he had to say.
This is the current alleged President of the United States with the UAW strikers.
play the cut again please Eric.
I've been watching a lot of the UAW and Big Alliance when I was a senator since 1973,
but I tell you what, it's the first time I've ever done it as a president.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Mumble, mumble, mumble.
If you can decode that for me, the number is 833-33 Gawker.
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We are back with presidential scholar, justice reform advocate, and a man who gave a rather sterling speech not too long ago at Hillsdale College's Constitution Day here in Washington DC, Lord Conrad Black.
The U.S.
Constitution.
You gave a sterling exegesis on lessons from Canada or lessons on what it would be like if we actually implemented and stood by the U.S.
Constitution.
Another presidential historian, alleged, the author of books about Lincoln, Jefferson, and Jackson is called John Meacham and he's worried about the Constitution and what may happen if Americans have the right to choose their next commander-in-chief.
Cut 10!
Play cut.
We do ourselves no favors, whatever.
In pretending that these are not live, use a fancy word, illiberal, anti-democratic, unconstitutional forces that he, Donald Trump, embodies, promulgates, and this whole election, the Constitution, think about this, the Constitution, if the numbers are even remotely true, It's going to come down to a couple hundred thousand people in five states.
Right?
That's where we are.
And so, to some extent, the appeal has to be, if you are one of these folks in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, in Arizona, if you're there, think about it.
Do you want to terminate the Constitution?
And if you do, you better be sure your team's always going to be in power.
Because the point of law is that it protects you from me and me from you.
And the strong always become the weak.
I'm not sure I understand the end of that, whether your party has to be in power forever.
I guess that for me that is the antithesis of having a democratic republic.
But people like that, all other things being equal, they would be banned from TV shows, but Mr. Meacham is a regular guest.
Are you addressing a question to me, Samantha?
Well, you understand the media.
You built an empire.
How is it that individuals who seem truly deranged are repeat offenders on cable networks in America?
This isn't some public access channel in New York with three viewers.
This is MSNBC.
I don't think the MSNBC has got a great deal more than three viewers.
I mean, its ratings are in the tank, you know.
It's just a few, you know, a few If you're a macho man who liked the look of Zbigniew Brzezinski's daughter, watch it, I think.
And as for John Meacham, I mean, you mentioned, I think, Jefferson and Jackson, but he's really better known as just the house historian of the Bush family, and he became the kind of apologist slash He's a, quote, historian, end quote, for the Bush family, after he drove Newsweek magazine into bankruptcy with the most insane publication strategy I've ever seen.
And he's a dabbler and a historical dilettante.
He's not a serious historian.
But how on earth he imagines that Trump is trying to destroy the Constitution, I don't know.
I mean, is it his idea of constitutional government to prosecute?
A former president on spurious, absolutely, utterly spurious grounds of political prosecutions at the commencement of an election campaign.
And does he think it is entirely constitutional for the voting and vote counting rules to be changed in the swing states he mentioned?
In a way that is not constitutional, that is to say, not by the legislature as the Constitution requires, but otherwise, and for the courts not to hear any of these things.
I mean, if anyone is shredding the Constitution, it's Trump's opponents, not Trump.
But, you know, Meechum is just a propagandist.
He's a perfectly amiable man, but he was a journeyman Washington Post reporter.
And then this idea to try and fluff him up and dust him off as the Carl Sandburg of the 21st century is just rubbish.
You mentioned opponents of the president.
I'm trying to work out the logic here.
Maybe you have an answer.
It has been announced that Fox News on November 30th will host a debate between the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, and the governor of California, Gavin Newsom.
Who has most to gain from that and most to lose?
I think DeSantis has a lot to gain from that, because I'm one of those who thinks that the Democratic Party bosses cannot possibly re-nominate Joe Biden.
Now, they have to keep him there to the end of his term.
They can't have a President Harris, because that would be jumping from the frying pan to the fire.
But they simply cannot run this guy again.
Leaving out that it's, in my opinion, been more or less of a failed presidency, with all due respect, he's not fit.
Physically or mentally, for another term.
And so they're going to make a change, and Newsom is, I guess at this point, the front-runner of the possible alternatives.
And I think that if DeSantis, as I believe he will, defeats Newsom in a debate, the debate that will happen next month, or, I'm sorry, in two months, that will be quite a feather in his cap and do him a lot of good.
And I think Newsom has a lot to lose because if DeSantis does defeat him, it'll be a very poor start to the campaign
that I expect he'll try and launch as soon as President Biden announces he's not seeking re-election.
He has become an albatross for the Democrat Party.
We've been talking to Lord Conrad Black, co-host of the podcast Scholars and Sets with Victor Davis Hanson and Bill Bennett.
The website is ConradMBlack and you can follow him on Twitter at ConradMBlack.
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I do.
I mean, he's got a very strong record, and I think Newsom's very vulnerable.
I mean, I admit I'm biased.
I mean, I think DeSantis is, I think he's, you know, not done well running for the nomination, but I think he's a very good governor.
No, but we're talking about debates and debates usually aren't, you know, functions of the facts.
I think he would be alright with Newsom.
You see, Newsom is glib and he's a sort of smoothie.
He's a greaser.
But on the other hand, he's weak on the facts.
I mean, California's a basket case.
The Golden State is a turkey.
You know, it's a falling apart.
And I think Newsom will just hold his feet to the fire.
Well, we shall see.
We shall see.
I accept that Newsom's maybe a little more glib as speaker, but DeSantis is effective.
And when he's talking as a governor, he speaks with much, much greater authority than as a presidential candidate.
Right.
I think.
Right.
No, that makes sense.
All right.
How do you like working with Real Clear?
Oh, it's fine.
I mean, they just run my stuff.
I don't really have that much to do with them, but I think they do a pretty good job.
Yeah, no, they do.
They do.
They've got a good reputation.
But look, again, you and I have been straight as a die on this all along.
I think we both thought all along that Donald was going to come back.
And he looks better every week to me.
No, it was stunning.
I mean, after January 6th, I said to myself, he needs to disappear for at least six months.
But his return, his recrudescence has been stunning.
Yeah, the only mistake he made was pushing a couple of those candidates in the midterms.
Walker and Oz weren't up to it.
If he'd stuck with, you know, the other guy... Oz could have done it, but if they didn't... I mean, the fact that more than 50% of Pennsylvania voted before the first debate... I mean, the whole thing was just a mobilization game.
Yeah, this is true.
By the way, I think Oz was a good candidate.
It hurt that he didn't really, you know, he's not really a Pennsylvanian.
He's a dual citizen with Turkey and stuff.
He had some baggage.
The guy that ran against him, who's now running against Casey, I believe, I think he's going to win.
Dave McCormick.
Yeah, McCormick.
By the way, you played a tape from Esper.
That guy is an absolute disgrace.
He's as bad as Millie.
Yeah, I'm going to play it in the next segment, I think.
Alright, thank you Conrad.
That was super.
God bless.
Bye bye.
Pennsylvania what Youngkin was to Virginia, but I've talked to a few native.
Yeah, but what do you win?
The guy's a typical politician Well in case he's a much stronger candidate to like Casey is I know I'm just saying he's gonna he'll be a typical senator.
That'll go along with Mitch Yeah, one of the 20 that'll spend whatever.
Yeah, I personally don't think we'll win that seat I don't think we should focus on that seat in particular my pillow my pillow What do you think Oz must think now though knowing that he lost to Fetterman?
I mean, he is a successful guy, like, to lose to that.
Yeah, that's got to sting.
That's got to sting.
You said you'll tee up this cut three?
Yeah, but come in with Rogan.
Come in with one.
Come in with one.
low liner.
Thank you.
Thank you.
But under Biden, he's handled.
He's just out there talking and saying, the real problem is Donald Trump!
Donald Trump!
What he's done is terrible!
It's all nonsense.
Everyone's treating him with kid gloves because they don't want to prop up Trump.
They don't want to go after him because it'll weaken the Democratic Party.
Was that supposed to be Joe Rogan's imitation of Biden?
Or was that like him imitating the mainstream media?
What was that, Eric?
Did you get that?
It very much came across as like a crotchety old man, but one who still sounds more coherent than the actual Biden.
Yeah, the actual Biden.
What has he told us, Jeff?
He's told us he went to the synagogue, he grew up with Puerto Ricans.
What are the different things?
He was a truck driver?
He came from a black church, too.
He's from Scranton in Pennsylvania and Claymont, Delaware as well, which is interesting.
Because, hang on, is Scranton in Delaware?
No, that's in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania.
And then, what's the latest?
He's from, he grew up in, is it true he said that he grew up in Baltimore?
Yeah.
What?
Well, he's from Baltimore.
He didn't say he grew up there, he said he's from Baltimore.
So is Baltimore in Pennsylvania?
No, Baltimore's in Maryland.
Maryland.
I'm so confused.
Maybe my geography is off, but yeah, he actually did say, here we go, this is Scranton Joe saying he's, um, I guess not from Scranton.
Cut seven.
And that's why the United States is formally establishing diplomatic relations with the Cook Islands.
And the real reason is we're both from Baltimore.
Um, that's a long story.
That's the long story?
What is the Cook Islands?
Yeah, anyway.
We have the announcement.
Is it?
What day is it?
Is it Tuesday?
Tomorrow's the debate?
The debate!
The Republican National Committee has announced the candidates participating in the second GOP presidential primary in California will be the following.
Someone nobody's ever heard of called Doug Burgum from North Dakota.
Somebody who everybody can't avoid because he's just so New Jersey's former governor, Krispy Kreme.
Can I do that?
Can I just call him Krispy Kreme?
I think I'm gonna do that.
The governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis.
Former ambassador to the United Nations and bosom buddy of John Brennan, Nikki Haley.
Former vice president, Mike...
I didn't do what I was supposed to do on January 6th, Pence.
And author and entrepreneur Vivek, like cake, Ramaswamy.
Oh and, oh that's nice, Tim Scott.
Which means Asa Hutchinson didn't make it and neither did Larry Elder.
But Asa, I saw a statement, Asa Hutchinson is still running.
Jeff, you are a very good political kind of analyst.
Why is Asa Hutchinson still spending other people's money to run for president?
I can't figure that out.
Or is he just raising money and not really spending money?
But then what's he going to spend it on?
Like holidays in Marbella?
I mean, I'm confused.
Then you can keep it forever.
Polling companies.
Maybe you hire a polling company that's related to your family.
You can do that for years afterwards.
What about gold bars?
Like Menendez?
Yeah, we should see if Asa has any gold bars.
You know what I found out today?
This is stunning.
This makes me want to...
Menendez said in his press conference on Monday, you know what I said to Jeff in the break-off line?
I said, Menendez looked so cool and calm in that presser.
You know why?
Do you know when they raided his house?
It was about 18, was it 13 or 18 months ago?
14 months ago.
He's had over a year to kind of chill, nothing's gonna happen.
President Trump's home is raided by the FBI.
The next day, they leak the photographs of the classified cover sheets all over the next day.
14 months ago!
I mean, how cool would a story about gold bars in the closet be?
But, uh, no leaks.
So weird.
No leaks.
And then he's got over a year to prep and be really ice cool about it.
And here's the most galling of all.
This tells you how much of a shyster scumbag Senator Menendez is.
On Monday, he blames the fact that he had hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cash hidden in his closets at home and gold bars and a gifted Mercedes sports car.
That's hard to justify.
Anyway, he says, why?
of the confiscation his parents suffered under Castro's Cuba.
So he's afraid that the Cuban communists are going to come and take his money.
There's a problem with that.
Eric, can you guess what the problem with that would be?
There'd be one thing that would have to be true about that.
Something to do with his parents being in Cuba?
Yeah, right, right.
If you're doing it because of what happened to your parents, then your parents should have suffered under Castro's communist regime in Cuba, right?
Right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Menendez's parents left before the communist takeover.
They never suffered under communism, and they had nothing confiscated.
So how does that work?
Senator Menendez, you lying sack of human excrement.
Toe clippings.
You are a sack of toe clippings, that's what you are.
You have the same moral rectitude as that.
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I mean, that's how I talk, okay?
But I'm not running for anything.
He needs to do better, alright?
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There's a reason why those polls are looking the way they are.
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Biden needs to talk about Trump being too old.
Yeah, that's not gonna work.
I wonder why this guy didn't last long in Congress.
Oh, title for Conrad.
It's every day now for two weeks he's been saying that since he said that everyone behind the scenes is saying Biden's too old.
He's been saying that for two weeks?
He's been talking about Trump's either too old or mentally unfit.
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This is a guy who worked at the Heritage Foundation, who served in the military.
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And now Mark Esper doesn't like what President Trump said and is defending an actual traitor like Mark Milley?
Listen, cut three.
Well, first of all, that statement by the president is horrible.
It's intolerable.
It should be condemned by everybody, right, left, Republican, Democrat, right?
Mark Milley served his country well, did it professionally, and we owe him a great deal of gratitude.
I do as well.
And so part of this is a lot of misinformation.
I think in some case inaccuracies or incomplete stories that came out of some of the books were published at the time.
You mean like the interviews that Millie gave?
Where he said, yeah, um, I was going to protect the nation from the man who elected.
Who was elected by the nation.
The man who said, yeah, I spoke to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, equivalent in Communist China, and promised to give him a heads up if President Trump wanted to go to war with China.
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Let's go to your calls, line one, Steve, Vermont.
Hi, Dr. Gorka.
It's a pleasure to talk to you.
I'm a big fan.
I listen to your radio program and watch your Newsmax show religiously.
Thank you.
And a couple of questions I have as far as the auto strike goes.
Yeah.
Is there anything keeping Trump from going in there and negotiating between the the union and the manufacturers?
I mean, you know, Biden did the cheap trick of going down to the line.
I guess it was today.
Yes.
But, you know, if Trump went in there and actually got some results, wouldn't that make him look even more presidential in November?
And I don't see what's keeping him from doing that.
Second of all, on Ukraine, if he...
You know, the guy's a fantastic negotiator.
If he negotiated a truce between Russia and Ukraine, would that be violating the Hatch Act?
And if you have time, I've got a gun question, too.
It would.
Since it does relate to American foreign policy in some sense, because we're giving them billions and billions of dollars, there could be an argument made that he's a private citizen and therefore in violation of the Hatch Act.
With regards to the UAW, that's a fascinating question.
It would only work if they were buy-in from both sides.
So Stellantis, the auto manufacturers would have to agree to President Trump having a role in it.
The UAW seems to be on side already because President Trump will be addressing them tomorrow.
A genius move.
So if the both sides bought in, then yeah, I don't see why not.
And look, who knows, Steve?
Maybe behind closed doors tomorrow, maybe the man who wrote The Art of the D will be doing exactly that.
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Gun question!
Oh, yeah.
I loved your playing of the Hungarian dances and your bumper music before.
I'm a big fan of classical music and I'm a classical musician myself.
What do you play?
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Not the most portable, but a very cool instrument.
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My gun question is, I know you're Hungarian.
And I know the Hungarians hate the Czechs, but what do you think about the CZ guns?
I would not say Hungarians hate the Czechs.
There's a little bit of competition there.
There's not as much of a mutual love fest as there is with our Polish brothers, that's for sure.
The CZs, excellent historic weapons during the Cold War.
The CZ-75 was a highly sought-after weapon, especially for personal protection details.
The old cocked and locked.
Look, if Colonel Jeff Cooper, you know, Colonel Cooper thought it was one of the best guns for combat, albeit in 9mm, that's a pretty strong endorsement.
That's why my favorite gun, my Grail gun, that my wife purchased for me for my birthday many moons ago was the Bren 10 designed with colonel cooper's assistance which was basically steve a cz-75 muscled up steroided up to fire a brand new caliber the 10 millimeter which is basically a 357 magnum in a semi-automatic so yeah cz quality weapons and you know what i like about the cz family as well they cocked a snook
At the Soviet Union, they refused to use the AK-47 and the Makarov garbage from the Warsaw Pact, and they said, we may be under the thumb of the Kremlin, but we know a thing or two about small arms, so we're going to develop our own.
Don't forget, the Bren gun, not the Bren-10, the Bren machine gun, was not a British invention, it was a Czech invention from Brno, which the British developed for their own purposes, so that's how good they are.
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And that was about... The Never... The Meacham guy.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, hang on.
I wrote something down.
Meacham is just another... Never Trumper.
Mainstream propagandist.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
Okay.
What time is the debate tomorrow?
I think nine.
I can't believe they're having it at the Reagan Library.
Well, that's what they did for the second debate of the 2016 primaries.
Yeah, I know, but these are all, like, losers.
Well, except for Quebec, but... Yeah.
Okay, we've done Esper, we've done Rogan... We didn't do five, right?
Five... Not on the air, I don't think.
Okay.
Scranton...
I really want to do eight, but it's too long.
We'll save that for tomorrow.
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Come in with nine.
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Line two!
Hey Sebastian, over the last couple of years I learned how to decipher dementia speak.
So do you speak a fluent Bidenese?
Do you have the magic decoder ring?
Oh no, I can't speak it, I can just decipher it.
Okay, help me out.
What did he say to the UAW workers, the mumble mumble mumble mumble cheeseburger?
What was it?
He said that he got in the Senate in 1973, and because he's so wonderful, he joined them on the strike line, on the picket lines, dozens of times, and this is the first time he did it as president.
Wow, my gosh, he does have the magic translator ring.
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Let's go to Jeff, Los Angeles, line three.
Yes, I was wondering if you saw the Cassidy Hutchinson interview last night on Rachel Maddow's show.
And secondly, if, based on a lot of what she said, do you think that Trump is skipping this debate?
Sorry, what's the second question?
I don't understand.
What has this debate got to do with Cassidy Hutchinson?
She's been proven to be a liar by the Secret Service.
How do you make that connection?
Well, she said last night that he didn't do anything when he was aware that they were yelling, hang Mike Pence, hang Mike Pence, and still didn't do anything.
Right, but she was proven a liar when she testified before Congress by the director of the Secret Service.
So why should we believe her now?
You know the Secret Service that never makes public statements said what she said to Congress was a lie, Jeff.
Do you know that?
Well, here's the thing.
They may have an issue with what she said at that point, but there may not be an issue with what she said about Trump not doing anything.
So she's a proven liar under oath before Congress, but now she doesn't lie.
Jeff, stop wasting my time.
Really, is that the best you can do?
The woman who said, President Trump lurched from the back of the beast with his 20-foot-long arms to grab the steering wheel of the limo, which is actually physically impossible.
And the director of the Secret Service said, nah, never happened.
Sorry, Casey Hutchinson.
Try harder.
Next up, he's a bit of a bomb thrower, in a good way.
The incumbent, well, even his own party don't want him to run again.
But is that enough?
What about the ecosystem wrapped around that political party?
What about the control of information?
What my buddy Chris Plant calls information dominance.
What can we do about it?
Well, we'll talk to an expert, one-on-one.
He is a regular guest host, a good friend, former Green Beret author of the book Let's put it up on the screen.
Have we got it?
Yes.
Get based.
And he most certainly is.
Jim Hatton, thanks for coming in studio.
Good to be with you, Seb.
All right, so before we... Let's have some fun first.
Before we get to the technical stuff, information warfare, the poll that caused a lot of stir yesterday on Monday.
It is always delicious to see the Washington Post Trash their own poll on their own pages.
This is the 10-point lead, 52% to 42% Trump versus Biden.
What is your reaction to this?
I've seen people, DeSantis supporters, the more unhinged ones, say, this is an information operation against us.
Not sure I'd take that.
But to see the Washington Post?
Criticize their own poll.
They're in trouble, Jim.
You know, when the palace scribes start saying things against the emperor with no clothes and dementia, I think there might be some heads getting lopped off in the not-too-distant future.
It's hilarious.
They're saying, oh, no, don't trust us.
You cannot trust the information we give you.
Well, we don't.
We don't anyway.
Thank you very much.
Now they have to say that to the rest of America.
They're afraid of their own team.
Are you surprised they published it?
But how could they hide it?
Because at some level, too many people knew.
Right.
And it's ABC.
It's a joint post-ABC thing, so... The cover-up probably would have busted them worse if they tried to hide it.
So now they're like, oh, no, no, no.
This is just... This was like five drunk guys in a bar in Missoula, Montana.
Don't worry about this poll.
Wearing Trump hats.
Wearing Trump hats.
And carrying nooses like they do.
Yes, at 2 a.m., right?
In Chicago.
All right.
We'll talk about...
the so what of that for us, for the good guys.
But let's just focus a little bit on their side for a moment because that's delicious.
But so is the self-imposed catch-22.
So my take, and you tell me if you completely disagree, my take is that Biden was the safe bet for them.
They didn't want Bernie.
They didn't want somebody they couldn't control.
They used the superdelegates in 16 to get him out of the way.
They needed the safe bet.
Somebody they thought they could control.
Somebody who was a known quantity.
Not in a good way, but a known quantity for 47 years.
That's how Joe comes in.
But to kind of sex up the ticket I guess they've got to have the black woman as the veep and now I mean this woman who let's remind everybody couldn't garner 2% in the Democrat primaries before she dropped out is
She's less popular than Biden.
So if they have to throw him under the bus, can the Democrats, Jim, knowing how they are locked into their own politics of identity, can they parachute in a white guy like Newsom or a gay white guy like Boot-Edge Edge?
Aren't they just like trapped, hoisted on their own petard?
I think they did it to themselves.
They're like, OK, we want the guy who's not going to cause any trouble, and we want the diversity candidate to check a block.
Now the problem is Biden's not going to make it.
He's not going to make the long haul through the next nine to 12 months.
So they know they've got to take him out.
And once Kamala, and I think he also wants to pardon Hunter.
So I think they make the deal that he pardons Hunter and then goes off to spend more time with his family.
The classic.
Yeah.
And the problem they've got then is now we have the world's first black female president of the United States.
And they're going to primary her with Gelvin-haired Newsome?
I mean, I don't know how they get away with that.
So give me the scenario.
I mean, you are a seasoned political operator.
You know about information operations.
You know about the balance of power.
You know what the swap looks like.
What is their possible game plan in the next 14 months?
They're hoping, you know, to just keep screaming Trump as loud as they can and freak people out.
And at some level, they think this constant drumbeat of Trump indicted, Trump indicted, Trump indicted, and they're hoping for some kind of conviction before the election is going to do it.
Except for one thing.
Their own polls say it's going the opposite direction.
They're helping him by making him a victim of political assassination.
So I say more power to him.
I actually am more hopeful about the election than I've been since 2020.
You know, I just think they screwed it up.
Since what?
Since Fulton or when?
What has made you say, okay, Trump's back?
The polling that keeps going up.
If they were going to damage him in any way, what have they got?
You know, at this point, they need Trump and Putin and child hookers in Vietnam or something.
What do you mean, like Senator Menendez?
Ooh, gold bars.
Did I say that?
24K Menendez.
Yeah, he's a bad guy.
The fact that that guy yesterday, at that presser on Monday, actually, I mean, this peed me off the most.
He made the excuse for having gold bars and cash in his home, as if that's normal because of what my parents experienced in communist Cuba.
I'm the child of, you know, communist refugees who escaped, my dad escaped from a communist prison cell.
We didn't keep bundles of cash or gold bars.
And I'm curious, how does that persecuted by communists work for the underage prostitute charge?
Can you help me out there, Jim?
Well, hookers don't take Bitcoin because it's too complicated, so you gotta pay for jewelry or gold or something.
You gotta have tangible items.
Appalling, appalling.
All right, so let me ask you the question I ask my favorite guests here on the show, because it goes straight to this point.
If you look at You indict him once, okay, because you hate him, you want to put him in prison.
You indict him twice, and you see this trend.
More money, more popularity.
You'd think, maybe don't indict him a third time.
But they do, and it happens again.
Millions raised, increase in the polls.
At that point, if you have any strategic nouns, if you have any kind of strategic sense you say okay no more indictments stop it
guys and then they go Georgia and according to Newt Gingrich it was the DOJ the feds that told Fannie
Willis we got to cover up the latest email scandal drop the indictments now right now if that's the
case are these people like are they politically suicidal
Can you explain it to me?
Because for me, it's like hostages to their own hatred.
Oh, they're junkies.
They are addicted to Trump derangement.
So they're like, it's just one more fix.
This is the indictment that's going to do it.
And they can't stop.
You know, they're delusional in believing that the rest of the world sees this as justice as opposed to abuse of power.
And the problem is, too many Americans can look at this and go, now wait a minute.
OK, you know, maybe it was a little overboard on J6, even Normies We're paying attention.
That was overboard.
Now you've got, you know, we're going to lock up the main political rival during a presidential race.
Because he tweeted stuff out.
Because he ran his mouth.
I thought we had the First Amendment.
You know, this is not England, you know, where you can actually do that to people.
We have the First Amendment.
We have the Second Amendment.
And they're 100% convinced that they need to go more, you know, extreme as opposed to ratcheting it back in.
And I say more power to them.
I love this.
They're addicted to their own Trump derangement syndrome.
They're like junkies to TDS.
Do you expect that to persist for the next year and a half?
That they're just going to continue to do this stuff that actually hurts them in the election?
Never trust a junkie was a great quote out of the Sid and Nancy movie, because they're going to do the worst thing possible to themselves and everyone.
So I don't think they can stop.
Until Trump is frog-marched in handcuffs into prison, they're not going to stop.
And that's good for the country.
It shows everybody that they don't have any respect at all for the rule of law.
It's all about raw, unbridled power and their control.
So as long as they're willing to show that, I say bring it on.
More of that helps us win the election and helps the American people realize what we're up against.
You heard it here on our show, America First, Jim Hanson said, putting President Trump in prison is good for the country.
If you understand the tertiary effects, secondary and tertiary effects of that, that they see him for what he, they see the left for what they really are.
And my question is, at what point would they change?
I don't think the Democrat Party can change unless they utterly collapse, unless they're trounced and destroyed in an election.
They're never going to mend their ways.
Your take?
Absolutely not, because right now there is a small 15-20% that are so consumed with woke hate that they're never going away until they're jettisoned and that won't happen until a crushing defeat.
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So we have this question of information dominance.
Let's start with... Let's start with journalists.
This is...
The number of, the percentage of donations journalists make to the Republican and Democrat Party.
This is official FEC data.
95% of all donations from the journalists in America go to the Democrat Party.
5%!
5% go to the Republicans.
Next up we have academe, where these people are trained.
In academe we have, oh my gosh, this is Democrats, the number of avowed Democrats, ratios of Democrats to Republicans in various different fields.
Professional fields, it's nugatory.
Science and engineering, STEM, it's nugatory.
This is from the National Association of Scholars.
When you get to the humanities and you get to the interdisciplinary, so the soft sciences, It is absolutely shocking the number of Democrats outweighing the number of Republicans.
And then lastly, here we have the most disturbing of all.
It's a chart of whose employees have donated to Biden-Vice Trump.
And this is in all different companies.
You know, the big, big companies.
University of California, The U.S.
Patent Office, you name it.
Big, big employers.
Kaiser Permanente.
And almost everybody, it is Democrats outweigh Republicans.
So my question to you, as a guy who's really steeped in information warfare, if we have the truth on our side, which we do, if we have the evidence, whether it's a Hunter Biden laptop or everything else, Can we make a dent?
Can we get the information out if the figures, if the information battlefield is so skewed to begin with?
It's an uphill fight, and it has been.
I think the thing we have going for us now is they've become a caricature of themselves.
And mockery is always the best weapon when you're fighting something.
The facts aren't going to do any good.
People don't have time to pay attention to them.
But if you can mock someone, which the entire trans lunacy and the queer agenda has given us an opportunity to do, when you can say, OK, these people stand for Men in thongs shaking their junk in front of small children for money.
And we think that's wrong.
You have the ability to change the dynamic.
And I think that's where a lot of our energy has gone, rightfully so.
And then out of that, you get school choice.
Right?
So it's not that I really have any interest in what, you know, men who are deluded into thinking they're women want to do for fun.
I just don't know what I'm doing in front of our kids, nor do most normals.
And that's where we start to make the dent, is taking the things where they have lost sight of reality, and they've got confirmation bias in some obvious, you know, ways.
I mean, I called the media palace scribes last time.
So we can't expect any reality from them, but they can't hide the fact now they're cheerleaders for things that make normal people want to throw up, and that's good.
Now you said the power of satire, the power of comedy, and I couldn't agree more.
Things like the Babylon Bee are priceless.
But when it comes to trans, it's interesting.
I don't see conservatives leaning into that in terms of comedy.
We haven't got the the balls to do that yet and you're right I mean in and of themselves the Dylan Mulvaney's are caricatures it's like somebody else said it on my show it's it's it's the the black face equivalent this is a woman face you're actually making fun of women because nothing about Dylan Mulvaney is feminine in any way shape or form it is a parody of cliched hysterical you know women who run around and just scream that's what he is
How powerful would it be if we made fun of the drag queens?
We made fun of the transgenders?
Now, this is where I'm curious because Matt Walsh, for example, two months ago was given a lot of, you know, crap by our side because he went too hard on Dylan.
He went too hard on the trans.
You know, some conservative says, you're not going to win anybody over if you go hard against them.
What's your take?
Because comedy isn't necessarily hard.
It could be very effective.
Why haven't we done some comedy about the trans and the gay guys in the BDSM parades?
You know, nobody's funny anymore.
That's the problem.
They killed comedy.
There is no comedy anymore.
What there is, is political pieces dolled up to allow people to clap for the right things.
So that's why the late night TV shows, nobody misses them because they haven't told a joke since Johnny Carson.
Can you imagine what Eddie Murphy would do?
And did.
If you go back, go watch Raw.
I dare anybody to go watch Eddie Murphy Raw.
I watched it recently.
He's hilarious.
Amazing.
You actually laugh out loud.
Could you imagine Chappelle in a night show?
Chris Rock's first comedy.
If you want to watch one that will kill you on race, it's Bring the Pain.
He was doing comedy in DC, and he started talking about the difference between the N-word and black people in front of a black audience.
And they started off booing.
And then all of a sudden, they're like, wait a minute.
I know that guy!
And he killed it.
We need that kind of guts again.
And there's a few people doing it.
There are.
But the vast majority of comedy doesn't have the stones to take that on.
And if they did, I think it could turn the tide.
George Carlin would eviscerate us.
Yeah, I know that from my friends that Joe Rogan has, at great expense to himself, built his own comedy club in Austin, I think.
Yeah, he's one of the few.
So Joe, how about televising it?
You don't need Netflix, you don't need any woke platform.
How about putting some of those acts on the internet?
That could be almost as successful as that little podcast of yours.
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Let's talk about when you don't get in the way when your enemy makes a mistake and the border is that one.
Now they want to buy voters, they want to amnesty people who they think because of their skin color will vote Democrat.
But the fact that the likes of the governor of New York, the mayor of New York, are saying, you're destroying New York City!
We can't take any more illegals!
Well, go to Texas, Eric Adams.
How significant will this be in the next 14 months?
Is this, because they say it's all about, you know, the economy, stupid, and pocketbooks.
Could this be, like it was in 15, the key issue?
I think it's a beautiful one because, oh, we would like to announce that New York City is a sanctuary city.
But whoa, we didn't say actually send us illegal aliens.
That's a bridge too far.
I think the idea that they're turning these people away and they're screaming and they're crying for help is the perfect way for us to continue to say, how many more are they going to let in?
You know, because I mean, we have open borders.
So if we're going to have open borders, you guys get to benefit from that and all the diversity that you're bringing in, you know, as much as everybody else.
So I think it's a great chance to highlight that issue.
I don't know if it's the issue, but it's a great ancillary issue.
If it's not the issue, what about Biden corruption and impeachment investigations?
My take is it's bigger than him.
It's bigger than Joe.
It's bigger than Hunter.
It's the left.
It's the permanent state.
It's what Obama started with the IRS with Operation Crossfire Hurricane.
Is there a danger the Republicans are kind of going to lose the forest for the trees?
Well, I mean, come on.
Who is better at screwing up a winning hand than the Republicans?
Oh, I'm going to fold.
I've got a full house.
No good.
They've got everything they need, though, to at least point out that right now, per the things that are driving Trump up in the polls, is abuse of power.
Right.
That abuse of power applies to everything that Biden did.
So you've got abuse, attacking my enemies and helping my friends.
It's a two way street.
So I think as long as they use the hearings and they better they better get this done.
Kevin McCarthy, dude, do it or die.
You know, and I don't mean that literally.
So.
So.
So in that case, what advice as an information operations professional, what do you want to see them do?
Because I'm sorry, Coma doesn't have it. I mean the press conferences have
been a disaster and his interviews, I'm sorry, he's almost as bad as Biden. What do
they need to be focusing on? It's not about Biden.
It's not about Hunter.
It's about the permanent bureaucracy that is abusing their power to attack their enemies and help their friends.
And the sooner they put them on trial using impeachment as the rationale and the subpoena power and all the things you get, the better off we'll be in the election.
Because people can understand that.
They don't care about Hunter Biden.
They don't care about Joe Biden.
Everybody who hates him already hates him.
Everybody who doesn't, doesn't.
But they don't like the government coming after them.
And you can get normals riled up with that.
So make the impeachment about... Bring the faceless bureaucrats in front of Congress.
All of them, because they got to testify.
You know, they're the ones who hid the charges.
That's interesting.
When the 2020 election was happening and Hunter and Joe were running a sale of the vice president office to every foreign tyrant, they hid it.
Now they're using it the other way, and they're inventing charges and using it to attack Trump and anybody else they don't like, which includes a lot of people like us and the audience.
Yeah, yeah.
I like that.
That's a different take.
Give a face to the permanent bureaucracy, the deep state, and get them on the floor of Congress under oath.
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Okay, Millie.
You thought about resigning.
You did not.
I thought at the time, it was a consideration of mine, but several people counseled me, and they reminded me that an officer, a commissioned officer, resigning is the consummate political act, and that it's our obligation to stay out of politics.
And if I were to resign, then that would be a grave mistake, and it would be putting the uniform even more into politics.
He's gone, he should have gone to the brig at Leavenworth, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Mark Milley.
Puff piece, massive puff piece in the Atlantic, hagiography, hagiographic interviews like that one.
This is the man who said for him to resign would have been a political act, and therefore he didn't resign from serving under President Trump.
But I guess apologizing for walking with the Commander-in-Chief across Lafayette Square after Antifa, after BLM had tried to burn down St.
John the Presidential Episcopal Church, literally the next block from the White House, that wasn't a political statement.
Or calling up his His counterpart in Beijing, General Li of the PLA, the People's Liberation Army of Communist China, telling him, don't worry.
If Trump wants to go to war with China, I'll warn you in advance.
I guess that wasn't political.
Of course, I'm being sarcastic, Jim, but when I see interviews of that ilk, With an overweight ideologue with ribbons of, quote-unquote, medals on his chest.
And you've worn the cloth of the Republic.
I just don't know if it's fixable.
That level of rot, is it fixable, Jim?
Let's hope so.
You know, we don't have much of a choice.
It's something that's going to be tested.
And it's probably going to be China who tests us.
So I think the comical thing to me is, he says, resigning would be the consummate political act.
Out of the mouth of that rotund consummate political actor.
Yeah.
You know, I mean, everything he's done has been designed to further an agenda that's got nothing to do with readiness and war fighting and everything to do with what the political left wants to do, use the military as a social engineering lab.
I think that people bandy the word treason about way too much, but treason is giving aid and comfort and help to our enemies during a time of war.
Now if you say you'll warn them, That we're going to attack them, then you have preempted that, and I think crossed that line.
And so when Trump said, I think Millie should be executed for that, he's right.
That's just a factual statement.
That's the punishment for treason.
And if that is true, and it's Millie's friends who said that, then he made himself available for that punishment.
Now, if we get a new president, if we have somebody, you know, who understands what military effectiveness means and what readiness requires, Give us an example of how we turn it around.
What would a new Secretary of Defense, what would a new Secretary of the Army or any of the services have to declare and implement day one?
Because they can't wait.
You can't do like studies of wokery.
You've got to change it day one.
Give me some examples, Jim.
Empty every office that has the letters DEI on its door.
So any position inside the Pentagon that's to do with diversity and equity?
Okay, so you get rid of those.
All right, once you do that, that's the social engineering.
They put that in there.
They're the ones who do all the things that they've now declared, you know,
pride parades and pronouns more important than war fighting.
So once you've got them out, people look around and you make a statement.
The Secretary of Defense stands up and says, or the President, better yet, as Commander-in-Chief, says, our military is an egalitarian organization.
It's not based on your skin color, your sexual orientation.
None of that matters.
It matters about whether you can hump your weight in a fight.
Well, and to that issue, the question that now there's a dumbed down, kind of pre-non-existent fitness test and units aren't allowed to heighten them if you're a ranger or you've got some special requirements, that has to be reversed day one.
I think what you've got to do is you've got to have combat arms and combat support.
And okay, combat support, our country can't supply people in good enough shape to fill those roles.
And in most cases, they're going to be on the FOB in the rear with the gear.
So what?
Who cares if they can run, if they can operate the electronics and cyber gear we need operated?
You want to be an operator of any kind.
You want to be on the pointy end of the spear.
You got to be able to move, shoot, and communicate.
And make the split.
Make them two different things.
And then you've got your ability to go ahead and have a higher standard for the people who actually need it to stay alive and win wars.
Where do you stand on national service?
I have always been in favor of it.
And for the people who say, well then you get people who don't want to fight, I'm a Marine Corps or the Peace Corps kind of guy.
Everybody should put some skin in the game.
So 18 to 20, you serve your country and you get free college at a state school.
I like that.
That's the trait.
Do you think it, given what we've seen and the latest, what was the latest polling that we've gone from, in the younger demographic, we've gone low 60s, we've gone from patriotic attitudes being in the low 60s to the high 20s, is it feasible to even have that discussion on Capitol Hill?
Probably not.
And I don't know how you do it.
I don't know where you're going to find the guts.
They can't even bother to balance the budget.
So I don't know that they'll do it.
It would be the best way possible for both sides.
I think if left and right could come together on one thing, if you're in the Peace Corps doing whatever humanitarian service, Then you're doing something that they want done and they believe people should have investment in.
And if you're keeping the country safe, same thing.
So I wish it was more feasible.
I doubt.
I mean, it'll never happen.
I can't believe that.
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All right, it's a recurring discussion with you, with Kurt, with the likes of Cash Battalion.
It is my biggest concern for a second Trump administration.
Talk to us about personnel.
Reagan said many, many moons ago that personnel is policy.
We can't make the mistake of having a Mark Milley or a John Kelly inside the building, inside the wire.
How important is it and what principles do you follow in a next Republican administration?
The nice thing is we've had a long period now to evaluate who believes what.
People have been very honest recently and I think that's good.
I think it needed to happen.
Trump came too much out of nowhere and all we had was the usual establishment toads, the spineless losers.
He didn't have a bench to bring with him.
He didn't have pipe hitters with proven records.
You know, you didn't have Rick Grinnell sitting there waiting, where are you going to deploy him?
You know, there are people there who have shown they are competent and they are savages.
Enough of us?
Not enough.
I mean, all right, enough to get a lot done, yes.
To get going.
To get going.
Right.
And then how do we make sure that we fill the bench with the second, third row?
Yeah, that's going to be tough.
The first thing you've got to do is empty their seats.
Yes.
All right, that was the biggest mistake, was during the transition, during Trump's first term, and I like that, Trump's first term, we sent a list in, and you saw it, of who should go in the National Security Foreign Policy Establishment.
It had over 200 names in it of people who were enemies of a Trump administration.
Correct.
Less than 20 got sacked.
All right, so first thing you do, an empty chair is better than an enemy.
And if you can't fill it, let it sit empty.
It's the government.
Nine times out of ten, just having less people doing bad things is positive policy.
And then you're going to have to take some risks.
You're going to have to go outside of what the establishment... He was listening to Jared and Ivanka last time, too.
He had bad people talking in his ear.
I think he's... You know, I said to General Flynn, I said, get rid of everybody.
And we'll bring in from the NSC and we'll go across the country.
We'll bring in people from the campaign who work their tail off, don't know anything about national security.
I'll spin them up.
It'll take, you know, there'll be some mistakes made for six months.
I'll sweat them until they learn.
But at least you won't have, you know, the Vindman's of the world as fifth columnists.
Do you think that's a reasonable?
Why not?
Because what you've got otherwise is the other team.
Bingo.
Killing us.
So yeah, absolutely.
Empty the chairs, fill them with competent humans who have some interest in the topic.
Yeah.
Run a boot camp.
You know, they gotta be taught how to run government anyhow.
And wouldn't it be a breath of fresh air if we didn't just have the permanent bureaucracy running their own agenda and had normal Americans?
What did Buckley say?
I'd rather have, you know, the first 500 in the Boston phone book than the faculty of Harvard.
So true, so true.
I think we've got a plan.
Better an empty chair than the enemy sitting in the chair.
And I think...
I think I know somebody who could help run that boot camp.
He's some former Green Beret.
I don't know.
He wrote the book Get Based.
Anyway, I think his name's Jim Hansen.
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