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| We're going to get right to the news. | |
| A lot to uncover, a lot to unpack. | |
| We're going to try to get to as much as we can. | |
| The first thing I want to start with, though, is a conversation about this upcoming summit between Trump and Putin in Alaska. | |
| You know, as we see so many domestic issues coming to the forefront, right? | |
| Whether it's the uncovering of the documents that reveal the truth behind Russia Gate implicating so many from Adam Schiff to Jim Comey to the rest of the criminal, corrupt D.C. establishment in that scam hoax that they tried to run against us, or it's going all the way into what's happening in D.C. with the federalization of police that Trump has undertaken now to make that city safe. | |
| You know, those are all important issues, but I think one of the biggest, probably the biggest things that's going to be coming up here in the next 20, you know, I want to say 24 hours, but the next few weeks at least is going to be this summit because it's going to have an implication and many implications for other things that I think we should all be cognizant of and careful to mind because everything hinges on the reaction from the | |
| state on Trump's moves here. | |
| Now, why? | |
| Well, think about it. | |
| They told us Trump is a Russian agent. | |
| They spent the last eight years trying to convince you of that and more. | |
| And now he's going to meet with Putin. | |
| And of course, what do you think they're going to do? | |
| They're going to roll that out again. | |
| And they're trying to, in small part, do it, but it's all falling on deaf ears because nobody really wants to hear it. | |
| And everything related to Ukraine has sort of, you know, fallen into this abyss where nobody seems to care or want to talk about it anymore. | |
| And I thought it'd be interesting to talk about it. | |
| So let's try to do that. | |
| The first thing I want to point to is this conversation with Mike Benz between Mike Benz and Jack Pasovic. | |
| It's an interesting conversation on Trump versus Putin in Alaska. | |
| And I'd love to share this with you. | |
| Let's start listening to it right here. | |
| How you doing, Jack? | |
| Hey, there we go. | |
| So, Benz, walk us through this move. | |
| And it's such a brilliant masterstroke here because President Trump is skipping all over, I think, the steps that were actually obstacles to the peace process and saying, you know what? | |
| I'm going to deal with this one myself. | |
| The biggest obstacles to the peace process are right here in Washington, D.C., which is why I think it's fitting to have this in the most remote part of the United States, as well as quite adjacent to Kimcheka in Russia. | |
| This is famously the place that Sarah Palin said she could look out her back door and see Russia. | |
| So it's almost like a Sarah Palin totally vindicated, by the way. | |
| Yes, Sarah Palin has been totally vindicated. | |
| But Trump's great opponents in trying to strike peace have not been Putin, or I would argue even Zelensky, but rather the phalanx of blob corps, sort of army corps from the blob, who are on both sides of the Atlantic from the legacy DC internationalist mafia together with the transatlantic side of the NATO cabal, who have tried to sabotage the peace process at every turn. | |
| Folks, remember, right before the previous round of peace talks with Russia and Ukraine, Mike Pompeo traveled over to Ukraine, gave a speech about the need to unsettle the peace process by attacking Putin. | |
| And the very next day, the largest attack on Russia's territory was set off by Ukraine, which scuttled the peace process. | |
| So you have this, you know, this core of folks who make their living off of war with Russia, off of seizing Assets from Eurasia who do not want peace, certainly do not want peace under the terms that Trump, I think, would be willing, which include giving up land in Ukraine. | |
| The fact is, is that land in Ukraine that Russia has seized has been under a coup government for 11 years. | |
| It was the Obama administration's toppling, the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Ukraine in 2014 that caused Eastern Ukraine, which is majority Russian ethnic, to break away. | |
| What would we do in the United States in that situation if a foreign government toppled our own and then one side of our country broke away and did not respect the new coup government? | |
| I mean, that was what happened here. | |
| And so Ukraine sort of ceased to become Ukraine after the 2014 Maidan coup. | |
| It became a NATO-owned Western half and a Russia-affinity eastern half. | |
| So the seizing of this land, which frankly is not even all that great a territorial dominion, is something that I think Putin is bent on. | |
| He does not want to give up land for peace now that he controls that land. | |
| And what good is giving that back anyway? | |
| As soon as a Democrat gets in power or as soon as a Nikki Haley Republican gets in power, they're going to try to seize that land. | |
| They're going to use that land to build NATO missiles on. | |
| We know that Ukraine is still ostensibly on a path to NATO accession. | |
| NATO has made no promises that it would not fold Ukraine into NATO. | |
| In fact, they're moving ahead with it. | |
| And even if they did promise it, who in the right mind would believe it after all the lies that NATO has told about stopping expansion. | |
| So with that all said, I think that the only path to peace is through Ukraine giving up land, land that it frankly should not have, you know, should not have taken through a 2014 coup and left the entire eastern state helpless. | |
| I mean, the eastern Ukrainians were being murdered by American military muscle that was being thrown from 2014 to 2022 at the Ukrainian military in order to seize that back. | |
| So Trump needs to conduct these negotiations in peace, in tranquility, and in Alaska. | |
| And it's so symbolic. | |
| Alaska, of course, originally discovered by the Russians, as a matter of fact, all the way back in the 1700s. | |
| And I've always said that America is a country that was founded amongst empires. | |
| So the Russian Empire was on the continent of North America, as well as the Spanish. | |
| Everyone knows the British. | |
| The French were here all the way up through the French, what eventually became the Louisiana Purchase. | |
| And so you just see empire after empire. | |
| The Dutch, you know, even had many holdings in New York City. | |
| And so the fact that you're having it in this place where, and of course, by the way, the Russian Orthodox Church, most of the natives up in Alaska are, in fact, Russian Orthodox. | |
| And so this is something where a lot of people will be asking, why are they doing it up there? | |
| But it makes a lot of sense for a number of reasons, also which we're coming up on a break here real quick. | |
| Also, which because there is that ICC warrant out for Putin regarding the Ukraine war, but the United States, of course, famously does not uphold ICC warrants, does not enforce them. | |
| And so, of course, this is a country that he actually can travel to without having to worry about any of the legal framework that the ICC would run into. | |
| That, of course, prevented him from attending some of the BRIC summits like the one in Brazil recently. | |
| Mike Benz. | |
| All right, we'll be back. | |
| I want to play the rest of that interview with Mike Benz and Jack Pisovic. | |
| It's an interesting set of comments on this summit coming up. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| Let's go right back to this interview between Mike Benz and Jack Sobic on the Trump Russia Trump-Putin Alaska summit. | |
| Walk us through some of the ideas that we've been hearing for, you know, we haven't gotten quite a full readout of what, you know, what the offers are going to be when it comes to the negotiations here. | |
| Russia, I think, of course, pushing for all four of the contested oblasts. | |
| J.D. Vance saying yesterday that they'd be looking for basically a ceasefire along the line of contact, which would not include the entirety of all four of the oblasts. | |
| And I think there's a new phrase that's been going around talking this idea of de facto de facto recognition of Russian control of these areas, which is not quite the same thing as complete acceptance of this. | |
| And it's similar in many ways to Kosovo as well. | |
| Mike, the floor is yours. | |
| Well, what they want to do is they want to freeze the losses so that what NATO wants is to freeze the losses, to stop losing territory, to stop losing men and young people, old people, | |
| imported people, so that after a fair amount of time and rebuilding of Ukraine and rearming of Ukraine, they can seize those oblasts and seize Crimea at a time when the growth rate of Ukraine and Europe and a favorable administration in the U.S. would be able to win this war in a way that they cannot presently. | |
| This is why I always refer to this as a kind of what NATO is offering is a peacefire. | |
| It's a peace deal ceasefire, but the emphasis is on fire. | |
| If you listen to Mike Pompeo's speech, for example, Right before Ukraine launched its latest, deadliest attack on Russian territory. | |
| And Pompeo was asked: when do you think this war could end? | |
| And Pompeo made the argument that it'll never end, that even in a scenario of peace, Russia will still be the devil. | |
| Russia will still be the great menace to European security. | |
| And so, even with a peace deal, we have to keep fighting the war. | |
| And of course, this is because what NATO wants is to keep seizing the assets. | |
| They want to seize the $75 trillion worth of natural resources in Russia. | |
| And Ukraine is a stop along that journey, but it's a very pivotal stop because of its geostrategic location. | |
| But I think what Russia wants is an agreement that Ukraine will not join NATO. | |
| What Russia wants is keeping at least large swaths of the territory that it has acquired militarily. | |
| Certainly, that will include Crimea. | |
| The idea that Russia could lose its only warmwater port, I think, would be disastrous for Russia to give up. | |
| And I think they feel they have no need to give it up. | |
| Of course, the counterweight to this is NATO is building its biggest ever NATO base right on the Black Sea in Romania after what appeared to be a total coup of the Romanian government, annulling the first round election and indicting the populist candidate Kalin Georgescu, | |
| who won that election and then appearing to sabotage that entire election process through the courts, the same way the Brazil courts have been co-opted in that manner. | |
| But I think that NATO hopes that it can build up that military base in Romania and it can fund this new European army that Germany and France are spearheading. | |
| I think they've already allocated billions of dollars to this new kind of European army concept together with renewed just we're looking at the clock and I realize I only have you for two more minutes. | |
| Just zoom out. | |
| Can we zoom out for a little bit here and say the U.S. and Russia meeting a larger strategic agreement between the two of them, this hope that President Trump has spoken of of pivoting Russia perhaps against China, breaking up the BRICS block? | |
| How much of a threat is this to the transatlantic access? | |
| Well, it's an enormous one. | |
| Much of that transatlantic access is now allied with China. | |
| They don't want, I think, a Russia-China conflict. | |
| Obviously, Russia has been driven into China's arms because of all this. | |
| The sanctions policy that the Obama administration led against Russian oil and gas and any trade between Europe and Russia since 2014, when the Obama State Department threw a hissy fit that Russia simply backed the faction of Ukraine that Obama isolated in a coup. | |
| But effectively, we blew up the Nord Stream pipeline. | |
| So Russia is now reconnecting all of its gas through the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline to China. | |
| So China's getting bargain basement discount prices on Russian gas that could have been cheap gas for Europeans. | |
| But the fact is, there is a significant amount of benefit to an American-Russian partnership. | |
| In fact, even the Obama, Hillary Clinton folks knew this coming into 2014, when Obama campaigned in 2012 on saying that the 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back when Mitt Romney accused Obama of being soft on Russia. | |
| You had Hillary Clinton doing business with Russia through Uranium One. | |
| It's going to be absolutely historic. | |
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| Yeah, so that's the clips from the interview I wanted to play. | |
| And I thought it was very interesting, the conversation there. | |
| You know, if you pull back to the larger geopolitical implication of it all, I think there is a lot to be said for this idea that, you know, trying to break up BRICS and trying to get Russia to come back to the table is and should be probably a priority for us in the long term, | |
| you know, speaking strategically, purely, if we are, you know, trying to make sure that this sort of I think what they really don't want, if I'm being, you know, if I'm being speculative here, I think what the United States and policymakers have always been most fearful of is a united Eurasia, right? | |
| Is a scenario where you know you have Russia, China, and Europe basically working together in some capacity or another. | |
| And the more they strengthen the ties together, the more dangerous that is for the Americans and for us, because then we're on the outside and then we are facing a much larger combined force than we have collectively, right? | |
| Now, that aside, I mean, that would explain some of these actions that have been taken. | |
| Think about it. | |
| I mean, why are we blowing up pipelines from Russia into Europe? | |
| You know, why are we seemingly forcing Russia to sever ties with Europe and then getting them pushing them toward China and only to now come and try to pull them back? | |
| Right. | |
| It seems as though that's what this whole thing's been about. | |
| It seems as though the Europeans have this, you know, idea of a unification similar to the United States of America. | |
| You know, this is why they're pushing, they've pushed the Euro and this economic cooperation that was going fairly well until, of course, Brexit came in and then led to all the other sort of issues with other countries seeking reform from the overarching European Union's control. | |
| Although many countries are still more than willing to participate in that system and seem all but too willing to sort of come together. | |
| But we, I believe, from a foreign policy standpoint, don't want that. | |
| Clearly, because if you combine the nations of Europe and their economies and their strength, that forms an entity that's, although technically it would be considered an ally, quote unquote, I don't know that that ally is something that we could hope to control going into the future, right? | |
| So I think there's a lot more to this than just what meets the eye. | |
| The media has its perspective. | |
| It's going to push. | |
| That's all driven, controlled, and manipulated by these many of which are not necessarily the new intelligence agency officials, but the leave-behind intelligentsia, you know, sort of apparatus that's installed itself within these media organizations. | |
| For example, I mean, MSNBC, why do you think they have John Brennan on as a paid consultant or a paid contributor? | |
| Well, because he's the former director of the CIA, but that's a position that was made for him. | |
| You know, I'm almost certain that he has a contract as a paid contributor and he makes thousands of dollars every time he appears on the network. | |
| And he's on there all the time, especially now as we see his name come up more and more in these troves of documents that are being released by the Trump administration, implicating him and others in this grand conspiracy, right? | |
| So those guys, and again, this is sort of the old neocon establishment side. | |
| They have a strategy that they've been working since the 80s or before, you know, and they're sticking to it. | |
| And this is where we're getting some interesting sort of breaks, right? | |
| If you, as it were. | |
| And I think that's where these fault lines are becoming more apparent. | |
| Trump meeting in Alaska with Putin is going to be one of those things that I think will be a flashpoint. | |
| And it will either have a lasting impact and there Will be a deal, hopefully, because I don't think Russia is necessarily happy with the way things are going in Ukraine, although they seem to be winning to a large degree. | |
| It's a war of attrition there at this point. | |
| They're wearing each other down. | |
| Ukraine is using resources that are very valuable for Western for Western countries, nations. | |
| And Russia's having to mobilize this entire military apparatus and manufacturing these weapons and bombs and drones and guns. | |
| And it's all becoming quite exhausting for resources. | |
| And again, this is just my sort of elementary take on it all, right? | |
| Because there's surely more nuance than I'm even able to get down to the bottom of. | |
| But I can tell you that it seems as though that's what's happening. | |
| So we'll wait and see if that is in fact the case. | |
| However, however, however, there's more, more we can get into here today. | |
| And I want to do that. | |
| So let's jump over to some other interesting stories. | |
| But first, we have a couple texts. | |
| Somebody from the 517 says, Pesovic is a controlled opposition Jesuit operative. | |
| Yeah, I mean, maybe. | |
| I mean, he's clearly intelligence, right? | |
| We're not, he admits it. | |
| We pretty much know it. | |
| Controlled opposition is one way of looking at it. | |
| You know, limited hangout, I don't know, something in that regard. | |
| But again, you know, these are people who study these issues and give breakdowns. | |
| And it was more important, I was thinking, to hear what Mike Benz had to say on the issue because I think, you know, honestly, I don't know where Mike Benz came from. | |
| I mean, his background is interesting. | |
| He was, I think, worked at the State Department in some legal capacity. | |
| And a lot of people say he may or may not be connected. | |
| He obviously is connected to the intelligence community, but he is and has been giving some pretty good breakdowns and inside baseball on this whole intelligence-driven coup/slash foreign diplomacy operation that's valuable. | |
| So I was trying to extract from that as much as we could. | |
| So, you know, take it with a grain of salt. | |
| Let's take a quick break. | |
| We'll come back, get into some other interesting stories. | |
| Somebody else also texted in what seems to be a screenshot and a link. | |
| So remember, when you text that in, screenshots can't read that on air. | |
| So there you go. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| coming back after a quick break. | |
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| These are operations that started foreignly in foreign lands and ended up coming back home. | |
| And this is what we're going to probably be seeing. | |
| There's already being protests staged in Washington, D.C. to counter Trump's federalization of the DC police force, right? | |
| And that's just one example of what they have planned. | |
| But this is kind of how the operation works to a degree. | |
| I want to play this clip for Mike Benz. | |
| Let's listen. | |
| When you see things like what happened in Minneapolis in 2020 and across the country in the summer of 2020, or you see what was done in Los Angeles with the ICE riots, there is a concept promoted by the same State Department, USAID, U.S. Institute of Peace Networks that Norm Eisen works with called strategic non-cooperation. | |
| By that, they mean non-cooperation with the state. | |
| And through that concept, they engage in illegal activities such as the shutting down of critical infrastructure, the shutting down of critical highway and transport lanes in order to bring the government to its knees. | |
| This is not the same thing as First Amendment protected protests, where you're simply marching on public property with signs. | |
| This is effectively a form of domestic terrorism to shut down highways and shut down trade so that Mothers pregnant in their cars can't get to a hospital so that people can't get to work. | |
| This is an organized conspiracy when it's planned ahead of time. | |
| And Norm Eisen's fascination with declaring every protest spontaneous is specifically because he knows where his own weaknesses are. | |
| To the extent that these protests, the illegal aspect of them, the violence, the provocation with police, the shutdown of highways, I believe these need to be prosecuted criminally. | |
| And every government document in the federal government's possession about the coordination and organization of illegal shutdowns of American cities has to now be made public. | |
| I believe there needs to be an interagency transparency team that can be led by the White House National Security Council. | |
| It should have representatives from investigators at the State Department, from the legacy USAID function, from the U.S. Institute of Peace, from the Pentagon Civil Military Branch, and it should have a committed focus on disclosing all of the names, all the manuals, all the white papers, all the emails, all the text messages, all the third-party contractors that have been used to support this rogue criminal network for the past 10 years. | |
| I think that will go a long way towards restoring international trust in American diplomatic organs, and it will be something that can be used as a reference guide for the entire American citizenry 100 years from now to understand how their own government works with these outside blob organizations like Norm Eisenchop in order to control the streets and bring a country to its knees. | |
| Yeah, I think that pretty much sums it up. | |
| And I think that that sort of approaches what they're going to be taking here in Washington, D.C. coming up in the next, you know, let's say week or so. | |
| I think that they have these protests being planned for this weekend, if I'm not mistaken, maybe some other date. | |
| But they're going to have these protests, which are being funded by George Soros and his ilk. | |
| And I don't think George Soros is really doing much these days. | |
| He's 95 years old, and he can barely move. | |
| It's mostly probably his son who's taking over the reins and the sort of unnamed figures who have been within those ranks, the Norm Eisen's and others, these hatchet hitting the Mark Eliases. | |
| You know, those kind of people are the ones who are, you know, sort of working, operating in these NGO non-governmental entity type of organizations that are planning, plotting, and releasing this strategic non-cooperation, which is basically, you know, effectively waging a war of attrition against a government until it capitulates to your demands. | |
| And some of the strategies described in that video there are some of the things we're going to definitely see. | |
| It's what we've seen historically in 2020 and in the 2025, the ICE riots in LA. | |
| This is probably what they're going to try to do in D.C. now. | |
| Although it's so funny with the DC thing because, you know, many people have many theories on this. | |
| And one of the theories circulating in this whole thing is that one of the reasons Trump federalized D.C. police and has implemented this crackdown is not just to crack down on the rampant crime, which is probably the main objective of it all, but also because of these very riots that they have planned for when major arrest warrants are issued, right? | |
| So let's say this grand conspiracy goes through. | |
| Let's say that, you know, they do end up getting these grand juries to write formal indictments, criminal indictments of high-ranking officials, former, you know, high-ranking officials like James Comey or Jim Clapper or, hell, I don't know, Hillary Clinton. | |
| You know, who knows? | |
| Let's say that there are arrest warrants issued. | |
| Many people are speculating online that basically what Trump has done is preemptively tried to take over D.C. so that they can't run another January 6th, basically, another Fed surrection on the Capitol. | |
| And I know that sounds crazy, but I think if history serves as any, you know, way to learn, Then he perhaps learned his lesson from January 6th in understanding, you know, when they look back at it, what do we see now? | |
| We saw just the other day, one of the officials in charge at the police department there in DC refuted Nancy Pelosi publicly online, essentially accusing her of disallowing the National Guard to be called in to stop January 6th from happening. | |
| And Trump has said repeatedly that he was attempting to bring in the National Guard, but he was stopped by the Democrats in Congress in conjunction with the DC police and the DC political establishment, the city, the Washington, D.C. city political establishment, Murray Bowser and the rest. | |
| So by that, you know, by that account, what Trump's doing with the DC Federalization of Police in the local police there is preemptively creating an obstruction to that sort of strategic non-cooperation, really rent-a-riot color revolution games and tactics that have been played previously. | |
| So, this is an interesting, I think, this is an interesting dynamic that's unfolding here. | |
| So, we'll have to keep an eye on that. | |
| We're going to take a break, though, come back and keep going. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| And, you know, to give you an idea of how bad the crime is in D.C., I mean, you can listen to countless examples. | |
| I have some videos from both sides of the aisle of people saying, you know, yeah, D.C. is pretty terrible. | |
| It's pretty crime-ridden, crime-ridden, pretty awful. | |
| Man, the last time I was in D.C. was about 10 years ago, and let me just tell you, it was, you know, it wasn't bad yet. | |
| It was okay, I guess. | |
| It was clean-ish. | |
| You know, it was during Trump's first term. | |
| So, you know, I've heard it's just gotten much worse since then. | |
| And this is not to mention some of the parts of DC that you just can't go anyway. | |
| You know, anybody who's been to there or that area knows there are certain neighborhoods and areas that you just stay away from for a number of logical reasons, right? | |
| But one of the funny stories, and I don't know how funny it is, but it is just, I guess, sort of timely, is Harmeet K. Dillon, a Justice Department official who was walking through D.C. yesterday, was attacked by a homeless person trying to steal her cell phone. | |
| She tweeted out and said, a malodorous homeless person attempted to swipe my phone today while I was walking in D.C. back to the DOJ from an appointment, but he was not in his right mind. | |
| And I artfully dodged the attempt. | |
| It'll be great, or it'll be a while till things feel safe in the city, so everyone stays alert. | |
| So this again is coming on the heels of a Doge staffer named Edward Coristine, who was beaten severely attempting to by a violent pack of thugs while he was attempting to defend a woman who was being, I think it was an attempted carjacking. | |
| And this is, these are just two recent examples. | |
| I mean, there have been countless examples of the crime there. | |
| And, you know, Democrats are saying, well, crime's down. | |
| Well, crime's down. | |
| Well, they just proved basically that the reason crime's down is A, because the police aren't arresting anyone. | |
| B, because the crimes that are happening are not being reported and recorded correctly. | |
| And C, because it's down like marginally, but still is far above the national average. | |
| So it's like the way they've been framing this is so ridiculous, especially when you talk to people who live in DC. | |
| It's rather absurd. | |
| You talk to people who live in D.C. and they're just gobsmacked at the audacity of the people who come out every day and say, hey, everything's fine in D.C. And you're like, wait, do you live here? | |
| It's like, it reminds me of when the liberals that would live in New York City would say, oh, well, the city is safer than it's ever been. | |
| And they live in like uptown or midtown Manhattan in some penthouse. | |
| And they never go to any other neighborhood. | |
| And they don't know any of the, you know what I mean? | |
| Like I had some clips online here that popped up of, you know, different people commenting on the safety of Washington, D.C., which I thought was sort of hilarious and quite revealing. | |
| MSNBC, right? | |
| Here's a great example. | |
| MSNBC, a reporter there, Anthony Coley, talking, or I don't know if he's a reporter or contributor, but here he is talking about Washington, D.C. Listen to this. | |
| I live in Washington. | |
| This is personal for me. | |
| Many people are frustrated with crime that we see, particularly committed by juveniles in the city of Washington. | |
| People are frustrated, Willie, that they, when they go to CBS to buy deodorant, that they have to get it from behind locked plexiglass, right? | |
| But the response here, and you know, let me say this, right? | |
| This is not, these are not just random anecdotes. | |
| What we see in Washington Post polling, among others, is that roughly half of DC residents, mostly half of D.C. reps, view this as a serious problem or an extremely serious problem. | |
| I live in Washington. | |
| This is personal. | |
| Come on, even MSNBC can't deny this. | |
| And they're citing Washington Post poll, I think, there, that you know is conducted with like 100% liberals. | |
| So if 50% of liberals think it's an extreme problem, and the other 50% probably think it's somewhat of a problem, you know, that when MSNBC can't spin it and they have to tell the truth, you know it's bad. | |
| So, you know, at the end of the day, I think the Democrats are just doing they're basically doing us a favor in continuing to push these ridiculous narratives that don't align with reality, right? | |
| Because the more they do it, and people look around and say, well, that's not true. | |
| I live here. | |
| I know I'm being, you know, accosted by homeless drug addicts every day. | |
| It's the same thing that happened out in California in San Francisco. | |
| If you'll recall, it's still happening to a degree. | |
| The worse that city got, the more the people there who are raging liberals went, well, maybe there's something wrong with the people running this place. | |
| Maybe voting for Democrats isn't the best idea. | |
| Maybe it's not the most effective strategy for trying to have a safe and happy existence. | |
| So that was one example. | |
| There are others I can pull up, but maybe we'll get to that after this break. | |
| And yeah, I think what's happening in DC is kind of not only is it interesting, but I think they're going to bring in the, as I said before, the rent a riot protesters. | |
| That's all coming. | |
| And maybe that's what Trump's preemptively trying to get ahead of. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're taking a quick break. | |
| We'll be back. | |
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| And one of the funny things that you can do is you could, you know, you could almost bet your bottom dollar on the fact that if there's a problem that we're facing today that Democrats have either caused or are in the process of trying to gaslight you about the existence of, | |
| or some other, you know, sort of iteration of those things, then, or combination of those things, I should say, there is assuredly a videotape of them saying the exact thing that the you know, identifying the problem from somewhere in the annals of the you know, C-SPAN, you know, video logs that exist. | |
| And here's a great example: 1992 Joe Biden on Washington, D.C. Let's listen to this. | |
| Driving home, my staff who lives here in the hill reminded me: don't stop at a stoplight until I'm out of town. | |
| If I see a red light late at night, since there's very little traffic, slow up at the other block so I never come to a full stop except in the middle of the block because of carjackings. | |
| Stopping the light, people standing in a corner, walking up with a gun. | |
| Driving home, my staff sounds like a great place to live back. | |
| Even in 1992, it was a great place, right? | |
| But again, you know, Democrats saying, oh, it doesn't exist. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Well, that's interesting. | |
| Another interesting clip I found that I really did think, wow, when I heard this, was let's see if I can pull it up here. | |
| It was another sort of admission on this whole thing from the left, which, you know, when you hear them say it in their own words, you got to really take a step back and go, hmm, you know, what do they think? | |
| They think we're that dumb. | |
| Let's see. | |
| Here's one of the CNN asking an interesting question to Democrat DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb. | |
| So let's talk about DC residents for a second because these headlines, you know, and I was a resident of DC for over 20 years. | |
| I've lived in all but three DC wards, okay? | |
| These headlines are different from when I first came to the city. | |
| A 13-year-old girl, 13, sentenced to seven years for 2023, beating death of a D.C. man. | |
| Teen sentenced and killing of Lyft driver who came to U.S. seeking safety. | |
| This was a guy who was a U.S. military interpreter who was shot and killed in an attempted carjacking, again, by a 16-year-old. | |
| Now, juveniles fall under you, and the DC Attorney General, Janine Pirro, or D.C. attorney, Janine Pirro, has focused in on this inability that she says she has to prosecute juveniles. | |
| The law allows people up to the age of 24 years old to potentially have more lenient sentences from judges. | |
| Is that working for people in DC? | |
| You can imagine the answer to that. | |
| Oh, yes, of course it's working. | |
| I mean, it's why Target's empty And CVS has, you know, Q-tips behind plexiglass locks. | |
| It's very, it's working very well, you know, because this is living very well here, working very well here. | |
| So, yeah, I mean, you can see even the fake news can't even ignore it, but it's because a lot of those journalists actually live in DC and know how bad it is. | |
| And it's like, it's hard for them to lie when they live it. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
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| What we're seeing in DC, I think, is directly connected to, again, possibly indictments that may come down. | |
| People are saying that they are expecting criminal indictments. | |
| I'll believe it when I see it. | |
| I'm trust-but-verify kind of guy, and I'm skeptically cautiously skeptical of it all, but let's presume that there are going to be indictments, right? | |
| That this grand jury, you know, formation is for criminal indictments related to this grand conspiracy that's being investigated. | |
| And that's why we're seeing all this information given to the public. | |
| Whether it's the information about the actions of John Brennan, the actions of Jim Clapper, the actions of Adam Schiff, the actions of Jim Comey, the list goes on and on And on, but all that information is being given, and you're thinking to yourself, you know, how are these guys not in jail? | |
| Well, that's a great question. | |
| You know, some of them aren't even, it's not even that they're not in jail, it's that they're on MSNBC telling us about how Trump is still a Russian agent. | |
| Here's John Brennan with Jen Sakai just yesterday on MSNBC. | |
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| Okay, Russian propaganda TV is Russian propaganda TV. | |
| But to me, it's interesting because it's like, what is the point of this meeting, really? | |
| What do you think is the best outcome and the worst outcome of this meeting? | |
| Well, the best outcome is if no damage occurs as a result of this meeting. | |
| I think that's the best outcome. | |
| The worst outcome is that Donald Trump is going to continue to concede to Vladimir Putin concessions as far as the Ukraine conflict is concerned. | |
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| And the President of the United States has also sent signals that he's willing to make concessions on behalf of Ukraine, talking about the need to trade territory. | |
| And so we're really concerned that there's been so little preparation for this. | |
| I know they've talked about it, you know, with the past several months, they've been thinking about this a lot. | |
| But I think Donald Trump, by his own admission, says he's going to be listening to what Vladimir Putin has to say. | |
| And, you know, talking to people who know Levin Putin and Donald Trump, and especially the Europeans, and I've been to Europe several times over the past several months, most recently last month, they're very concerned that Trump is really getting outplayed by a master strategist on the international scene. | |
| And they see Donald Trump as a real amateur. | |
| He has no experience in international diplomacy. | |
| And okay, let me pause it there. | |
| So forgive me, forgive me for pointing out the obvious. | |
| But am I crazy or was it not more than a few years ago that John Brennan and Jen Sakai and every Democrat affiliated with these people were breathlessly losing their mind telling us that Trump is an asset of Putin, but now he's just being outplayed by a master strategist? | |
| I'm so confused because if they actually believed he was a Russian agent, which they wrote papers about it, they released memos, they leaked documents, they set up all these fake meetings about it. | |
| If they really believed he is an asset of Putin, shouldn't they be like sounding the alarm bell saying, oh no, Putin and Trump's homecoming, Putin, Trump's coming home to Putin. | |
| Trump's inviting Putin onto U.S. soil. | |
| Basically, we're going to be pledging allegiance in Russian pretty soon. | |
| And we're going to be changing all of our street signs into the acrylic lettering. | |
| I mean, shouldn't that be the response here? | |
| Oh, unless they never believed he was a Russian agent, unless they were lying to us for political gain, unless they were, oh, how do I say this? | |
| Deceiving everyone and manipulating public opinion to garner political outcomes that favor their ideological agenda. | |
| Man, isn't that crazy how that works? | |
| So now he's just being outplayed by a master strategist, you know? | |
| Which begs another question. | |
| If Trump's being outplayed by Putin, who is a master strategist now by agreeing to sit down and talk with him about peace, which is, yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense. | |
| Then wouldn't it stand to reason, like ipso facto, wouldn't that mean that John Brennan and James James Comey, James Comey, and Jim Clapper and Obama and every other liberal Democrat stooge who pushed the Russia hoax was out-strategized by a master strategist in Moscow named Vladimir Putin, | |
| who was able to get them to believe somehow that Trump was a Russian agent. | |
| I mean, make it make sense. | |
| That's all I ask. | |
| Is that too much to ask? | |
| Like, make anything that's happening here make sense. | |
| Well, it doesn't, and it can't be made clear because there is no clarity here. | |
| I mean, again, the level of gaslighting here. | |
| It's like they just have completely forgotten what they did a few years ago. | |
| Well, remember that time we told you he was a Russian agent? | |
| Yeah, we were probably wrong about that. | |
| But now you got to trust us when we tell you that Trump's being outplayed by a master strategist. | |
| Because our analysts, our analysis has been so spot on for so long. | |
| How are people even watching this stuff anymore? | |
| I don't even understand. | |
| The logic just is completely missing. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're going to keep going here on the John Brennan thing. | |
| I think it's interesting. | |
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| So getting back to the whole John Brennan thing, which I think you have to look at this from the perspective that, you know, everything that they're doing is so ridiculous. | |
| They're telling us that now Trump's being first he was an agent, then he was being blackmailed, then he is, you know, essentially working with Putin. | |
| Now, Putin won't cooperate with him, so now he's being outmaneuvered by a grand master strategist. | |
| They can't even get their story straight. | |
| That's the funny part. | |
| You know, that's the joke here, right? | |
| The joke is they can't even tell a lie well enough to keep it, you know, logically tracking. | |
| So let's listen to the rest of this conversation. | |
| Jen Sakai and chief intelligence analyst for MSNBC, former CIA director John Brennan. | |
| Vladimir Putin is a former KGB officer, an intelligence officer, and very, very clever and cunning in terms of how he deals with other foreign leaders. | |
| So I think there's great concern. | |
| But also, what I heard recently on Europe, which is different, you can never trust what Vladimir Putin is going to say or do. | |
| He may commit to a ceasefire and then violate it the following day. | |
| But this is the first time I've heard from the Europeans. | |
| They can't trust what they are hearing from the United States. | |
| Given the mercurial nature of Donald Trump and his maybe commitment one day to some path or some policy, only to change course the following week. | |
| So they don't know whether or not, if there's going to be security guarantees that the Trump administration will give to Ukraine, whether or not, in fact, he's going to commit to those guarantees in the years to come. | |
| Which is a very horrible place for the United States to be in the world, to state the obvious. | |
| Yeah, stating the obvious, Jen Sakai, you're a master at that. | |
| I love, again, the sort of projection there. | |
| Well, the Europeans, they can't trust America because of the mercurial nature of Donald Trump. | |
| Wait, what? | |
| You think that it's because of Trump that they don't trust us? | |
| You don't think it has something to do with the fact that we've basically ran coups across Europe for the last, I don't know, several decades and overthrown governments and installed governments. | |
| And one of the richest arguments that they have against Putin that they don't make as much anymore, but they do sometimes. | |
| They'll say things like, well, we can't trust dictators. | |
| We can't work with dictators. | |
| Oh, you mean like all the dictators that we summarily installed across multiple Eastern European nations and Middle Eastern nations who we work with regularly and African nations and South American nations? | |
| I mean, you know, at some point, when you're always pointing The blame at others, it might be worth looking in the mirror, right? | |
| And I'm saying that to John Brennan and Jen Sakai and understanding that, you know, what's happening in particularly with this, in particular, with this, you know, sort of rhetoric, I can't even understand the logic that they tried to get there. | |
| Like, you imagine the amount of mental gymnastics that an average typical MSNBC viewer has to be capable of to understand where the problem lies. | |
| Like, somebody is actually paying attention and earnestly trying to figure this stuff out. | |
| It must be very dramatic. | |
| I mean, my gosh. | |
| Could not for one moment imagine that. | |
| But here's where it gets even more interesting. | |
| Okay. | |
| So John Solomon's been doing some great reporting, and he went on Hannity, I think, last night to summarize a new bombshell story that came out about James Comey and how he was leaking classified information to the New York Times. | |
| And I mean, you got to just listen to this because, again, I treat Fox News like a broken clock. | |
| It's right every now and then. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| And this is one case where they're at least telling us the truth about this. | |
| What you want to listen to, and I'll play it here. | |
| Let's listen. | |
| This is a very long piece that you have here. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It is a worthwhile read. | |
| I'll let you sum it up, and then I want your conclusion on what you're finding here, because to me, it's very damning. | |
| Well, what you find out is that James Comey decided not to work through the FBI press office when he wanted to change the narrative in Washington, burnish his reputation against attacks from Democrats and try to sully Donald Trump's reputation. | |
| If you remember, Democrats were mad that James Comey let out of the bag just before the election, that there might be some new evidence in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. | |
| Hillary blamed Comey for throwing the election. | |
| She blamed the Russians for throwing elections. | |
| She blamed everybody but herself for throwing the election for her. | |
| But Comey was trying to rehabilitate that. | |
| And so he had an intermediary, a Columbia law professor by the name of Daniel Richmond, who the FBI confirmed and interviewed. | |
| And Richmond said, Yes, I used my relationship with a New York Times reporter named Michael Schmidt. | |
| He's one of the authors of the Pulitzer Prize winning package that President Trump is now suing over. | |
| And my goal was to improve negative stories about James Comey and to set a narrative, i.e., set the Russia collusion narrative. | |
| This guy worked around the official channels of the FBI press office. | |
| And at one point, the FBI noted, you met with James Comey. | |
| He gave you access to classified information. | |
| A short while later, you had a conversation with that New York Times reporter, and he ends up reporting something that appears to be classified. | |
| Did you do it? | |
| And he gives, I think, perhaps the most famous denial people will remember since Bill Clinton says it depends what the meaning of the word is is. | |
| When he tried to obfuscate whether he had an affair with Monica Lewinsky, he says, I can say I don't think I confirmed the information. | |
| I can say with a discount that I didn't give him the classified information. | |
| With a discount means you got to give me some room. | |
| It's an extraordinary moment. | |
| The FBI clearly had strong suspicions that this was a potential backdoor for information, maybe classified information to get out to the media with James Comey's fingerprints on it. | |
| And they didn't go much further. | |
| They didn't put Comey before the grand jury, that we can tell. | |
| They didn't appear to put this gentleman, Daniel Richmond, before the grand jury. | |
| And like Adam Schiff, as we told you last night, here they have an eyewitness whistleblower said, I was in the room when he authorized leaks of intel. | |
| These end up being a dead end again. | |
| And it's another reminder of a dual system of justice that the Justice Department had the last six years. | |
| These are documents that were never given to Jim Jordan. | |
| Jim Jordan confirmed that to me today. | |
| And we're just learning eight years later because of what Cash Patel turned over that the FBI had all the evidence of how the false narrative of Russia collusion was spread across this country to the detriment of voters, to the detriment of President Trump's first campaign, and they did nothing about it. | |
| It's a credit to the FBI. | |
| It's a credit to Cash Patel. | |
| It's a credit to the people that are involved in sharing this information out with the public. | |
| Do you see legal jeopardy here? | |
| I think if Pam Bondi goes the grand jury route, that these are people that are going to be hauled before the grand jury. | |
| I want to remind people: most classified information statutes have a five-year statute of limitations, but there is a provision that extends it to 10 years if it's willing and knowing. | |
| And there is some pretty clear evidence of a strong apparatus put in place to make these leaks occur, according to the FBI documents. | |
| I think a grand jury could go back and try to compel testimony and find out if it rises to the level of criminality. | |
| Tomorrow, though, I think we're going to take people on a new destination, which is how often did the FBI get blocked in trying to investigate Hillary Clinton corruption at the Clinton Foundation? | |
| You're going to be shocked by the answer. | |
| Oh, so today we're going to be learning about the Clinton Foundation. | |
| Wonderful. | |
| I mean, it's kind of like one of those things where, okay, we get it. | |
| These people are guilty as it gets. | |
| Can we arrest them now? | |
| It's like, come on. | |
| Come on, people. | |
| You got to, you know what, or get off the pot because it's getting to the point where, you know, it's just absolutely absurd. | |
| President Trump put out a truth post yesterday saying, just out, irrefutable proof that Adam Shifty Schiff approved a plan to leak classified information to damage Donald Trump. | |
| Okay, so we got Comey leaking classified information to the New York Times. | |
| We got Adam Schiff leaking classified information from the House Intelligence Committee to frame Trump for something he didn't do to push the whole impeachment hoax. | |
| And now we're just going to have to go ahead and hope that we get something more out of this. | |
| So it's only going to get worse for Democrats, I think, in their ilk, but we still have to understand that the narrative framing that they're going to keep putting out there is going to create this appearance that it's Trump who's guilty of the things they're committing, the things they've committed. | |
| It's Trump's fault that they did it. | |
| So we're at that stage where now it's probably going to shift away from we didn't do it to we had to do it. | |
| Like once it becomes impossible for them to deny, then they will, you know, basically accept it and say, well, but this was, we didn't have a choice. | |
| You know, they'll try to justify it. | |
| They'll try to do everything they can because they're not even remorseful to this day. | |
| Adam Schiff was asked a while ago about this, and listen to his response. | |
| Do you have any regrets on how you handle the Russia issue? | |
| Obviously, the former president was never criminally implicated for anything involving Russia. | |
| No, not at all. | |
| Do you have? | |
| No, not at all. | |
| That was a while ago. | |
| But see, he has no remorse. | |
| He has no regret. | |
| He has no qualm about anything he's done. | |
| He thinks whatever he did, it was justified and righteous or whatever you think. | |
| And it's just absolutely absurd. | |
| So let them keep doing this, in my opinion. | |
| Let the Democrats keep digging their own grave, and we will gladly allow them to do that. | |
| Basically, it's so biblical, you can't make it up. | |
| You know, when you read through, for instance, in Psalms and Proverbs, and it says things like that the traps they lay for you, they themselves will fall into. | |
| Like, that is literally playing itself out in real time. | |
| The traps they've laid for others, they themselves are falling headfirst into. | |
| So I say, let them keep going. | |
| They're only, you know, making things worse for themselves the further they go with this. | |
| So we'll see how that all plays out. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're going to keep going here. | |
| And we're going to look a little bit more locally here. | |
| We're looking at the state of Colorado now. | |
| And, you know, there are so many issues with the way this state is run. | |
| It would be, you know, multiple shows for us to really go through them all. | |
| But one of the big issues coming up is this budget shortfall happening in the city of Denver. | |
| And, you know, really, this is a statewide issue, but Denver is going to be laying off a number of jobs. | |
| A number of government workers are going to be losing their job in the upcoming weeks. | |
| And it's going to be interesting to see that all play out. | |
| And I don't like to see it, you know, although I do like to see government reduce in size. | |
| You never want to see people out of work, although I'm sure most of the positions will not be as essential as they probably are convinced that they are. | |
| You know, lots of DEI hires and lots of human resources vacancies will surely be appearing or not, or it'll be the opposite, or they'll just fire all the, you know, essential workers and let the city continue to fall into decay, which would be about par for the course for how things are run. | |
| But what I find so interesting is looking at a few different aspects of all this, right? | |
| Mayor Mike Johnston's announced there's going to be these cuts, and it's going to be something that everybody sort of is watching happen in real time. | |
| And I think it's going to be very, again, telling to see how this all plays out. | |
| But then you look at the priorities of the people representing us, right? | |
| Supposedly. | |
| For instance, we have a party here in Colorado that is conducting their, you know, visits, quote unquote, oversight, they call it, of ICE facilities here in Denver. | |
| And what are they really trying to do? | |
| You know, a city that's basically going broke, that's firing, you know, all their employees to try to make up for these budget shortfalls that they blame Trump for, yet meanwhile, are spending so wastefully and so frivolously and so ridiculously the money that they could be using for, | |
| I don't know, streets and public services and other things that are, you know, sort of necessary. | |
| What's their priority? | |
| Well, their priority is to lead congressional oversight delegations at Aurora's ICE facility. | |
| Here's Jason Crow. | |
| Hi, Congressman Jason Crow in front of the GEO ICE Detention Center in Aurora, Colorado, with my fellow members of the Colorado delegation. | |
| We just completed a full Dem delegation oversight visit of this facility, which led to additional questions that we're going to be pursuing in the days and weeks ahead. | |
| I'm Diana DeGuette, Congressional District 1, and this is my second visit to this GEO facility. | |
| What strikes me is that they had everybody on lockdown. | |
| They didn't want people to talk to us. | |
| And the people who were running the show didn't have any answers. | |
| So as Jason says, we have a lot of questions that we're going to be continuing to press. | |
| This is really important that members of Congress actually do their due diligence to visit these facilities and make sure that we're identifying inhumane treatment. | |
| And I think that we've identified gaps and additional questions that we need to pursue. | |
| But we're worried about the well-being of people, the immigrant community being targeted and being held here. | |
| It feels like a prison. | |
| Oversight matters, transparency matters, accountability matters. | |
| So grateful to join Jason, Diana, and Brittany here. | |
| We'll continue to engage in oversight and look forward to sharing more in the coming days. | |
| It feels like a prison here. | |
| Well, no kidding, lady. | |
| Maybe that's because that's what it is. | |
| Maybe it is a prison, a prison of deportation that we're, you know, deporting people from. | |
| It's asinine to listen to these people, you know. | |
| And again, this is while the city is facing some of the biggest shortfalls in its budget in a long time and having to lay off all these workers. | |
| And Denver is a crime-rented cesspool. | |
| You have illegals running all over this state committing crimes in public, in broad daylight, with no fear of reprisal. | |
| You have the authorities having their hands tied behind their back with regard to being able to enforce laws around here. | |
| And it's just, it's so ridiculous. | |
| It's so ridiculous. | |
| So, of course, these, you know, these Democrats with their oversight show up to the ICE facility. | |
| So it was interesting. | |
| They had a response. | |
| ICE gave a response about Colorado Democrats visiting the ICE detention center in Aurora yesterday. | |
| This was their response, and I think it's very telling. | |
| ICE released this statement. | |
| This is from the Assistant Director of Public Affairs, Emily Covington from ICE. | |
| She says, quote, to be honest, we could have written the congressional delegation's press statements well in advance of their tour, given the tired tactic from the open borders Democrats tour a facility, make up lies about it after. | |
| Accusations that ICE is denying access or hiding conditions at our detention centers is completely absurd. | |
| And we have the receipts to prove it. | |
| Further, these members should know that demanding special treatment that breaks long-standing policies and jeopardizes privacy, security, and safety will not be considered. | |
| The detention facility currently houses some of the most egregious illegal alien offenders, including Efrain Renteria, a citizen of Mexico convicted of homicide and previously removed. | |
| Andy Brito Rumbos, a citizen of Venezuela charged with homicide and felony assault, Jose Barco Chirino, a citizen of Venezuela convicted of attempted murder, felony menacing, trespassing, and DWAI. | |
| Cesar Anton Chate, a citizen of Peru, convicted for sexual assault and sexual offense against a child. | |
| Gilbert Anaya, a citizen of Mexico, convicted for rape by force. | |
| This is just to name a few of the people being held in that facility. | |
| The facts are that these members received their tour and chose to meet with criminal aliens Jeanette Vizguera and Dennis Aristoguay Maldonado, who are well known for gaming the immigration system. | |
| The members then went on to spread false rhetoric that contributes to the thousand percent increase in assaults on ICE officers. | |
| And yeah, that was the official statement from ICE on the matter, which I think is a fair assessment of what's actually going on. | |
| And like we said here, there is a $200 million budget gap in the city of Denver that's going to have them laying off employees next week due to the city's shortfall. | |
| And I think, and I don't know if this is true, but they're reportedly saying that the city of Denver is going to offer the employees who are getting laid off a six-month subscription to LinkedIn to help them find new jobs. | |
| So, I mean, who cares? | |
| I mean, it's all good. | |
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| Do some networking, okay? | |
| You know, sure, you can replace that government job pretty easily. | |
| I mean, what were you? | |
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| Really? | |
| I think you're going to do just fine. | |
| Have you thought about learning how to code? | |
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| So never mind. | |
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| Here's LinkedIn. | |
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| Yeah. | |
| You can run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
| Sooner or later, gotta put you down. | |
| Sooner or later, gotta cut you down. | |
| Go tell that long time. | |
| Welcome back to Swarm Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| And, you know, I hesitate to do this, but I will anyway. | |
| You know, Kyle Clark, your, you know, weeping liberal left-wing Muppet that is on the local nine news NBC local affiliate here in Denver who's got aspirations of someday becoming a MSNBC Muppet. | |
| He has this show, and it's always, you know, obviously it's as left as you could get. | |
| And it's a commentary show that he puts out and it's kind of like, you know, the guy is absolutely as far left as you can get, tries to give the appearance of being like, you know, down-the-middle reporter, but he's not. | |
| We all know it, you know. | |
| And he's had all kinds of commentaries on Trump and Republicans. | |
| And he tries to look like he's going, you know, hard at the left to asking the quote-unquote tough questions, but it actually always ends up being, you know, serving the purpose of being a fluffer for these people, ultimately, and for these left-wing liberals in their agenda. | |
| But one of the things I found so interesting was this piece he did recently about this $200 million, I think, budget shortfall that's going to lead to these layoffs from Mike Johnston and the government employees who are going to, the city employees are going to be losing their job next week. | |
| Just listen to how they frame this. | |
| And, you know, you can't make this stuff up. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Next Monday, there will be Denverites who take their kids to their first day of school that morning full of joy and expectation and worry and promises of a wonderful year ahead. | |
| And then those same parents will go to work and they will lose their jobs. | |
| It could happen to hundreds of families next Monday, layoff day, for the city of Denver. | |
| And then those parents will have to figure out whether to tell their kids when they come home from their first day of school as those kids are bubbling over with big feelings and rapid-fire stories and optimism or anxieties. | |
| And it'll just be brutal for those families. | |
| Mass layoffs always are brutal. | |
| Timing's never good, right? | |
| And surely there are parents in the private sector who have been laid off on first days of school or graduation days or the week before Christmas, other terrible timing. | |
| One difference, though, is that the public does not elect business CEOs who are doing mass layoffs. | |
| Denver elected Mayor Mike Johnson. | |
| He's held to a different standard than a CEO. | |
| He answers to different people, the public, not shareholders. | |
| So, as we have said about a number of the mayor's toughest challenges, he and his team should be judged on whether their approach and their actions are compassionate and competent. | |
| The Johnson administration faces fair questions about whether being so secretive about the coming mass layoffs is compassionate and competent. | |
| That said, their approach to balancing seniority with skills and performance while giving managers flexibility over who loses their job, that does seem like a thoughtful way to make tough choices. | |
| The impacted employees, as they say in corporate speak, their feelings on how this actually goes down in the end matter a lot. | |
| Monday is the day that it starts. | |
| Compassionate and competent should be the standard. | |
| Should say Denver is grateful for the public service of every city employee. | |
| All the best to every one of them, especially those parents on the first day of school. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yeah, you know, I mean, they completely destroyed the city. | |
| You know, his policies, you know, $365 million or $350 million on illegal immigrants, you know, completely bankrupted the city. | |
| He's got to fire half of the, you know, government employees, but you should do it compassionately. | |
| I mean, think of the little kids coming home from school with mom and daddy says, I lost my job as a DEI coordinator at the HR department. | |
| We were in the middle of putting together a string of permits for, you know, naked drag shows in front of children in public in the streets. | |
| And that mean old Mike Johnston came in and he didn't, he compassionately fired me, but still, oh no, what are we going to do? | |
| How are we going to feed ourselves? | |
| It's just like we're past the point of parody. | |
| This is like, this is not even, it's not even a joke anymore. | |
| It's so bad. | |
| It's so bad. | |
| And what is Denver, you know, spending the money on? | |
| What are some of the things they're engaged in? | |
| Well, here's one example: $3 million budget for an eat less meat campaign that was put forth and paid for by taxpayers on behalf of the city of Denver. | |
| Here, let's go ahead and listen to this. | |
| Colorado lawmakers are pushing back against a climate campaign in Denver, urging taxpayers to eat less meat. | |
| In a letter to Denver's mayor, 19 lawmakers shared their disapproval of the $3 million campaign they called tone death and insulting to ag communities. | |
| The eat less meat agenda is prominently displayed on posters across the city. | |
| The lawmakers pushing back say demonizing meat consumption will not solve climate change. | |
| The strategy will alienate the communities Denver depends on for food and economic security. | |
| The campaign is funded by the city's Climate Protection Fund, which voters approve to provide $40 million a year. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah, $40 million a year for an ad campaign telling you not to eat meat in the state where the largest meat packing company is. | |
| And like, I don't know how much of our state is, you know, cattle farms, but I know out in Greeley, go out there by the JBS factory and tell me about, oh, yeah, eat less meat. | |
| Let's just, you know, it's insane. | |
| It is insane. | |
| And these people are crazy. | |
| It's like, I don't even know, Cuckooville up there down there in Denver. | |
| So I mean, look, at the end of the day, we should just be compassionate, right? | |
| Like Kyle Clark says, we should just compassionately fire everyone. | |
| And maybe it'll be a good thing. | |
| But the funny thing is, could you imagine these people are still going to vote for these incompetent morons running the show here who've like bankrupted this? | |
| I bet you a number of those people who get fired will end up becoming conservatives. | |
| I'd put some money on that. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
| coming back after the break. | |
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| When I was broken at the bottom of my mouth, you're my healer and with demon Jesus, that's who you are. | |
| You got me blessings out of the tragedy. | |
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| And with your spirit living inside of me, I'm a new creation. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| We're going to leave you guys with some hope and encouragement, like we always do here on the show. | |
| And remember, tomorrow is Thursday, and you know what that means. | |
| Thursdays and Fridays here on Justin Forum Talk, we have our co-host that joins us, Mr. Nick No. | |
| So look forward to that, God willing. | |
| We'll be able to get back to that tomorrow and have an interesting conversation with him. | |
| So, you know, you never know where those ones will lead because they always lead to interesting places. | |
| However, with that being said, you know, we're going to go ahead and wrap it up here. | |
| And again, we leave you guys with hope and encouragement at the end of every show. | |
| We go to the scripture for it. | |
| And today I was looking at what verse I thought we should look at. | |
| And I really do think this is definitely a verse to read here together and remind ourselves of, and this is Romans 8:28 through 30. | |
| It says, We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, those who are called according to his purpose. | |
| For those he foreknew, he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his son, so that he would be the firstborn among many brothers. | |
| And those he predestined, he also called, and those he called, he also justified. | |
| And those he justified, he also glorified. | |
| So remember, as you go out into your day-to-day, as you go out into your daily work or your daily routine Or, whatever that may look like for you, whether it's, you know, you're getting up and have a lot to do, or you're getting up and with not much to do today, just remind yourself quickly that God has a plan for you. | |
| And just like it says in Jeremiah 29:11, it's for a hope and a future. | |
| And we need to remember that in our lives, in our day-to-day routine. | |
| And when we conform ourselves to be more like Christ, as is written in scripture, that brings us closer to God in so many ways that will make our life better. | |
| I don't know what better looks like for you right now. | |
| You may be struggling. | |
| You may be going through a difficult time. | |
| You may be suffering in some way, whether it's with family, friends, work coworkers, or even just with yourself, or a number or a combination of those things. | |
| Where can you turn? | |
| You can turn to the Lord. | |
| Put your faith in Jesus Christ. | |
| Allow Him to intercede on your behalf to the Father and make a way for you to find hope, to find inspiration, to find peace, to find solace in your heart. | |
| These are all things that are attainable easily. | |
| So, whatever the challenge is, go to God and let Him help you through it. | |
| But that's where I'm going to leave it. | |
| I want to thank you all for listening. | |
| We'll be back tomorrow, God willing, do it all over again. | |
| Until then, this is Justin Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| We'll see you on the next one. | |
| And as I say at the end of every show, and I mean this sincerely, Godspeed and God bless each and every one of you, Patriots. | |
| We'll see you tomorrow. | |
| We'll see you tomorrow. | |
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