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	If you want to be a part of the program, a new migrant caravan making its way in the middle of a pandemic in the middle of the Omicron variant that has Joe Biden and the administration all freaked out, and now we got masks back in indoors in New York, and it's it's Vax and its mask and its booster and its booster booster.
	And five-year-olds have to get vaccinated if they want to go indoors anywhere in New York City.
	It just doesn't get this insane.
	But Kamala Harris now, um, I mean, it's been pretty bru it's been a pretty brutal time for her as they've been attacking her.
	And this is coming from the left.
	This is not coming from conservatives.
	Uh one of her, I guess one person that works for her, referred to her as a soul crushing bully.
	We have this other massive caravan headed our way in the middle of this Omicron variant.
	Kamala Harris has no plan of action.
	You know, the only thing she's tried to do is more and more people leave uh their positions working for her.
	Nobody wants to be associated with her, according to many reports.
	Um, she's tried the image makeover with the child actors.
	That didn't work out particularly well.
	She reportedly has hired one or two PR people to change her image.
	Uh Joe Biden didn't even want to say hello to her at Bob Dole's funeral.
	Um now one of the big questions that was asked yesterday by Peter Ducey is okay, uh, she's the border czar.
	Why isn't she fixing the border?
	Now it was an interesting exchange that had taken place with Senator Hawley and DHS Secretary Marie Mayorcis, where Mayorcus admits she has nothing to do with the border.
	Listen to this.
	The president did not appoint the vice president to be the border sar.
	Um he uh um asked her to lead the effort in addressing the root causes of irregular migration, those are two very different things.
	Ah, I see.
	So is she working closely with you on that uh imp important endeavor?
	Uh how often do you meet with her?
	Uh, I am uh certainly in close touch with the vice president.
	How often do you meet on this subject?
	Uh I've met uh with the vice president um more than a handful of times.
	But more than a handful?
	Well, so what's that mean?
	Six or seven times in the last year?
	Oh no.
	Uh, first of all, I have not been in office for a year.
	Uh, Senator.
	Um, secondly, I am in close touch.
	So she's very involved in the department's policies and and and and in what's happening at the southern border.
	Do you travel to the border together?
	Are you are you devising policies together?
	Um, I have traveled uh to the border once with the vice president El Paso, Texas, so that she could see firsthand uh the challenges that we face.
	And has she been part of your your policies to your decision to end the Remain in Mexico policy to end the public charge rule uh to change the ice guidance?
	has she been part of those decisions?
	I I have not consulted with the Vice President directly about those policies.
	And then Gensaki confirmed that Vice President Harris is still the border czar despite not speaking with the Guatemalan president for six months.
	Remember, she went to no significant portion of the border.
	I mean she went down there, but she didn't go down where it actually mattered.
	Uh she was literally nowhere close to the migrant surge.
	She drove by El Paso on her way to California.
	That was about a drive by, just to say that she went there, but she didn't go to where the problems were.
	Uh anyway, so Saki confirming that she's still the borders are, and then Saki can't answer if Kamala's contacted Mexico after the truck crash killing fifty migrants.
	Listen.
	Is Vice President Harris still in charge of addressing the root causes of migration from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala?
	She isn't.
	Then why is it that she has not spoken to the President of Guatemala since June?
	Six months.
	Well, I know that I I did see this kind of strange report uh from the President of Guatemala saying that uh he has had no contact with the White House, which is inaccurate.
	He said uh Vice President Harris is not spoken to her.
	And if she's in charge, why why is that?
	Well, we have had a range of conversations, Peter.
	I think that's a reflected in our readout we put out last week with our national security advisor.
	Last one I have is just uh with this uh uh this tragedy involving a truck crash with more than fifty migrants that were killed.
	Um that's the initial reports.
	Um just initial reports from people on the ground uh say that that truck was intending to come to the U.S. border, that those folks were trying to come to the U.S. Is the President, is the administration um reaching out to Mexico to partners in Central America this morning.
	Does this cause for a certain reevaluation of the strategy to deter migration or it would really come through the Department of Homeland Security, uh that kind of outreach?
	Uh so I would point you to them for any more detail about a connection with the Mexican government.
	Or the Vice President at this point.
	I can I can check and see, but I suspect that conversation would first happen through the Department of Homeland Security.
	All right, joining us now, Congressman Mike Cloudies of Texas.
	Andy Biggs is with us, the head of the Freedom Caucus.
	Uh he's right there on the border.
	Andy, um, that's not exactly a border czar that inspires confidence in anybody.
	No, sir, Sean, you're exactly right.
	She's done nothing on the border.
	In fact, I would anticipate that we're going to continue on with this with two million people, what?
	Something like that illegally cross the country by the end of this year.
	It's gonna happen again next year because Kamala Harris is not gonna do a darn thing about it.
	And uh it's gonna it's gonna get worse and worse, is my my uh prognostication.
	I saw that Arizona now, I think it was Tucson in particular, down south in Arizona, uh, has is experiencing one of the biggest crime surges ever.
	Um how big a contributing factor is this?
	I think it's pretty uh astonishing.
	Highest homicide rate ever in Tucson.
	And um so you got all the illegal aliens that are coming across, and some of them are you know, they're malevolent, they're criminals.
	And then uh then you have uh never forget that the Tucson has been led by people who uh they're they're content to try to defund police and and that.
	So that's a horrible combination if you're a resident of Tucson because you're gonna get higher crime.
	Have they broken it down demographically?
	Uh in other words, are the illegal immigrants that Joe is is processing, aiding and abetting illegally, you know, and helping them illegally enter the country.
	Have we found out what percentage of that of that record is from illegal immigrants?
	We they don't want to find that out, Sean.
	So the the best way to find it out is to look at the uh the those who are incarcerated on state crimes in Arizona, and you'll see uh disproportionate on some of the violent crimes.
	Uh disproportionately high number are people who are illegally in the country.
	But uh neither Tucson, because it's a left wing kind of liberal town, nor does this administration want to get the truth on that because uh that would further exacerbate the uh disapproval ratings of President Biden.
	Your take my cloud, Texas has been hit as hard as Arizona.
	Um, you know, look at what's happening in Del Rio, look it's what's happening at the Rio Grande.
	The Rio Gran Valley sector, and and uh, you know, law enforcement will call two major highways that come to the border up to Houston through our district, the the fatal funnel.
	And it's because of what we're seeing daily in our community.
	You know, ranchers will find dead dead bodies on their property.
	Uh, we'll see uh the flow through the RGB sector is estimated over twenty-three thousand illegal uh immigrants a week, uh is is what's estimated to be coming across right now.
	And of course, this is weighing on our hospitals, it's weighing on our schools, it's it's weighing on the uh infrastructure of the communities that have been you know generations even in building uh viable communities and and so uh it's tragic what's happening uh and and the fact that this administration continues to aid in the bed cartels and this is is devastating.
	Okay, so uh you know, I know the governor is uh I know for example, Governor Um Abbott of Texas has been trying really hard to do his best, but he's got handcuffs on because of the federal government and their jurisdiction.
	So let's imagine the Republicans take back the House.
	Andy Biggs, is there anything Republicans then in the House could do to stop Joe Biden from aiding and abetting the law breaking?
	Yeah, you could basically one of the things you would do is you would you could hold up virtually every piece of legislation that's a priority to him if it doesn't include funding and policy changes with regard to the border.
	And that would be your lever at that point.
	And if that happens, um Biden at some point would have to to have a reckoning because otherwise they they end up losing everything in 2024.
	So yes, we can and we must have that kind of uh uh of will and determination, and that I know Michael and I are kind of agreement on on these things.
	Uh this is a priority and needs to be priority for Republicans today, as well as after we get uh after we get control back.
	Hey, Mike, if I was uh aiding and abetting and assisting people to enter this country illegally, and I got caught.
	What are the what do you what are the odds that something would happen to me legally?
	Well, I can give you an example about 15 minutes from from my house and our local sheriff's office picked up a known human smuggler.
	So you have to think what it takes to qualify as that that to be a known human smuggler.
	They got to looking at the data on her phone, realized there were connections to MS thirteen and to ISIS.
	That person ended up being handed over from our sheriff's office to the federal authorities who went to a court who ended up being released uh in Corpus Christi, which is also in my district.
	Um But that wouldn't be what happened.
	Why do I imagine I get put in jail for years?
	Uh well uh legally you should be, uh, but what we're not seeing is enforcement.
	We're seeing uh our federal government turn a blind eye, lawlessness is is become okay, uh, and it's not okay.
	Uh it's devastating.
	You know, they they've somehow tried to get it over to the American people that lawlessness is compassion, and it's not.
	Uh it's destabilizing Central and South American countries, it's wreaking havoc on the communities in South Texas and throughout the nation.
	All right.
	Uh Andy Biggs and Congressman Mike Cloud of Texas, thank you both for being with us and updating us.
	We appreciate it.
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	We have Mark Meadows on earlier in the program, and and this is Liz Cheney's mentality.
	And as I I have been saying and will continue to say, and and I guess nobody else is willing to say.
	I watched this committee.
	Remember, the last time Congress held somebody in contempt and when to charge them before Steve Bannon and now what they're doing with Mark Meadows was 1983.
	Um the real story is why we were not prepared.
	We have whistleblowers now saying they were told to stand down.
	The president asked days before, knowing what happened in the summer of twenty twenty.
	We don't need we don't need violent riots in Washington, DC.
	He asked for the guard to be brought up.
	The same with Mark Meadows, asked for the guard to be brought up.
	And that's all they want to focus on.
	And this is why I keep saying it is a predetermined outcome.
	That's why Jim Jordan was kicked off the committee.
	Jim Banks was kicked off the committee.
	The purpose of this committee is is not to get to the truth.
	It's to purge the Republican Party of Trump and Trump Supporters, so he can't run again.
	Now, if you really wanted to get to the truth of this, as I've been saying all day, the person, part of the job, the rules, the power structure in the Capitol, Nancy Pelosi has the control and authority and responsibility over the leadership of the Capitol Police.
	Why did they deny calling up the guard?
	Why after everyone told them, knowing what happened in the summer of 2020?
	Anyway, here's Liz Cheney making her case against Meadows.
	We hoped we would not have to be here at all.
	As the chairman noted, we'd engaged in weeks and weeks of discussions with Mr. Meadows' counsel.
	We'd worked very diligently to try to reach agreement on cooperation.
	We'd scheduled a deposition at a time in a day of Mr. Meadows' choosing.
	Um but shortly before the deposition was to occur.
	Mr. Meadows walked away from his commitment to appear, and he informed us he would no longer cooperate.
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	He has not claimed and he doesn't have any privilege basis to refuse to answer our questions about these texts and about these topics.
	This brings up another point.
	Mr. Meadows' testimony will bear on a key question in front of this committee.
	Did Donald Trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede Congress's official proceeding to count electoral votes?
	January 6th was without precedence.
	There's been no stronger case in our nation's history for a congressional investigation into the actions of a former president.
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	We need to question him about emails and texts he has given us without any privileged claim.
	His role in the Raffensburger call cannot be privil privileged, nor can his dealings with a member of this body regarding Jeff Clark.
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	All right, 25 to the top of the hour.
	To our busy phones, We shall go.
	We've got Richard in California.
	Richard, hi, how are you?
	Glad you called, sir.
	Hey, Sean.
	God bless you.
	Thanks for the great show.
	Um today I just I'm I'm sick of the theft.
	Um sick of the theft of freedom of property, uh of God knows what else.
	Um yeah, man, that's just where I'm at.
	Listen, you know what?
	Here's the good news.
	You're gonna go away, you're gonna hang out with your family and friends, and you know, hopefully wind down for the year and have a great holiday, have a good good vacation, etc.
	Then we're gonna come back and we begin our plan.
	And the plan is to save the country from this disaster.
	It's not complicated, but I already have ideas percolating in that brain of mine, and I'm gonna come back with a plan, but I can't do it alone.
	It's gonna take every single person that listens to this show and every American that cares about the future of this country, all hands on deck, and and everybody's a spoken the wheel, and we've got to unite behind common principles that we know will work and solve the problems that they have caused.
	Every problem Joe has caused has been preventable, and every problem can be solved.
	But he's it's not gonna be solved with him doubling down on stupid.
	That's what his plan is.
	I mean, the bumbling, the bumbling going on on these uh snippets I'm watching of him.
	It's it's it's frankly, it's it's a disaster.
	It's scary, you know, to think that this guy's running the country and he's bumbling every every single you know, YouTube video I'm watching, no matter where he's at.
	I'm like, what's the thing?
	We had a call caller a liberal earlier in the program.
	I said, Is Joe in a cognitive decline?
	Look, I've I've gone through this and I'm just waiting for the big attack.
	I and I have been waiting for some time.
	Maybe it's not coming.
	I by some news organization, Hannity is saying that the president is a cognitive mess, and I'm waiting for them to do it.
	Because as soon as they do, I will eviscerate them.
	I'm just waiting.
	And if they don't do it, I might just have to go with plan B and just do it anyway.
	Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
	Well, you know, you're speaking of the immigration, you're speaking, you know, there's the the smash and grab, Sean.
	This happened, this has happened to me twice this year.
	I have two small businesses.
	In March, I was broken into.
	Two weeks ago I was broken into, my safe was broken into, my tax records were stolen, my hard drives of my business were stolen with fifteen years of records.
	Um the cops came twice.
	No detectives have called me back.
	I lost over a hundred grand worth of stuff.
	Insurance is fighting me.
	What kind of what kind of business do you have?
	I own a I own a studio and a and a video corporate video agency, and uh they they got into my safe in three minutes.
	I have cameras showing the people, showing the trucks.
	No detective has called me.
	Insurance covered it last time, it's a bigger claim this time.
	They're arguing with me that they don't want to cover it this time.
	And it's a good thing.
	Wait a minute.
	You but if you have cameras and video, do you can you see the faces of the people that did this?
	Yeah, well, they have masks, they have gloves, you know, they they're they're smart.
	For all I know, it's people coming in from the border and they got out of my safe in three minutes a bit coming.
	Well, do you live near the border or yeah, I live in San Diego.
	Yeah.
	By the way, when I was in San Diego, I went to a drug warehouse there.
	It's the biggest warehouse I ever saw.
	Floor to ceiling, drugs confiscated at the border.
	Then I went to an office building, and they had built a tunnel, sophisticated tunnel from Mexico into this office building, and literally you just push it up inside one office and and you're home free.
	I went down inside the tunnel.
	Um I'm really sorry.
	You know, the hard part for with these smash and grabs in particular is it's running some businesses out of town because companies cannot afford like for example, if you work at a drugstore, if you own a drugstore, and even if you're a big chain, and you you're not working on the biggest margins.
	I mean, I guess you would get a good margin probably on shampoo and soap and deodorant and and maybe you know, m non non-prescription medicine.
	Uh, you probably get some money on that.
	But the reality is if s if you have ten people a day stealing nine hundred dollars worth of of stuff, you you're gonna lose money.
	You can't stay in business.
	And then when you close your shop down, or you close your store down, then all those people that work for you are out of work, even though it is a good time to get a job if you're looking for a job.
	But it doesn't matter.
	And that then what does that do for the neighborhood?
	What does it do to the elderly, you know, uh uh woman that lives down the street that counts on walking to her Walgreens that no longer exists, so now she's gotta walk another, you know, two miles to a CVS and and maybe she's not even capable of doing that.
	Now she's gotta rely on other people, or maybe Uber, and maybe she can't even afford like an Uber delivery.
	They're shutting down all over.
	You see Walgreens and CVS, uh wrapping it up.
	I I think there's gonna be other stores and other chains.
	Hey, I'm in California, I loved it.
	I've I've been here my whole life.
	I'm ready to go to Florida.
	I talked to my buddy, I said, How's Florida doing?
	You know, I keep hearing these great things about DeSantis and him standing up for our liberties as Americans, and I don't know why there's not more politicians doing that, even on the right side of uh the aisle.
	Uh, you know, I'm I'm just I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm getting confused, and I've never experienced this before, but I'm just disenchanted with these break ins happening to me twice.
	I'm disenchanted for it happening to other people too.
	I mean, it's just a tragedy.
	Well, I'm very sorry.
	I can totally understand it.
	You put your heart, soul, and you lose all this money.
	Now you're fighting your insurance company, it just sucks.
	And it and all of it's preventable again.
	You know what?
	How about we refund the police?
	How about we bring back the bail laws?
	How about we stop coddling people uh uh criminals that are are stealing other people's stuff?
	I mean, it's unbelievable.
	Yeah yeah, these guys would have been that they would have been investigating them, they would have been locking them up, even the people that are doing these masks smash and grabs, like twenty, thirty years ago, these people would be in prison.
	It doesn't seem like that's the same.
	That's where they belong in prison.
	That's where they belong.
	Uh anyway, I'm sorry that you're going through that, Richard.
	Hang in there, buddy.
	Good luck.
	Let us know uh how that works out for you.
	But a lot of people closing up shop, you know, dream of their own business, they make it successful, and then there's absolute lawlessness.
	Uh D is in California as well.
	What's up, D?
	How are you?
	Glad you called.
	I'm calling because of the unequal application of the COVID vaccine mandate.
	Okay.
	I'm seeing a of course we all know working people and people who shop and dine out have mandates for that COVID vaccine, but I don't see it for the homeless, the illegal entries, the incarcerated.
	You know, I have to do it.
	Look, we already know that you get preferential treatment if you enter the country illegally.
	They won't test you, they tell us because you're not going to be here very long.
	They're not testing people, they're putting them in close quarters in Biden's cages, and then they're dispersing people without a vaccine mandate all over the country.
	And they're doing it in the middle of a pandemic and in the middle of a new variant that we wish we knew more about.
	That's the Omicron variant.
	You know, so it does that make any sense.
	No, it doesn't make any sense.
	Is it mandate inequality to use your phrase?
	Yes, it is.
	And is there anything that you're gonna be able to do about it in California?
	Probably not.
	And you know what?
	Like everybody else, you might want to start looking at, well, maybe can I can I can I make a a go of it in Texas?
	Can I make a go of it in Florida?
	Can I make a go of it, you know, maybe in Nevada?
	I don't know, and wherever they have a little more freedom, certainly will be better than New York or California.
	Yes.
	Well, I mean, they're not even like it, they're so out of it.
	It's like they're not even a part of the uh of other states look at New York and California rightly so.
	And it's it's like the United Socialist Utopia of California.
	It's the united socialist utopia of New York.
	I mean, the values are so at odds with the rest of the country.
	Maybe we should just let them have their own state.
	You guys stay you guys can have your own little, you know.
	Everybody, every knucklehead extreme radical socialist left winger.
	Why don't you do your experimental socialism in those two states and leave the rest of us alone?
	I think a lot of people that aren't homeless or incarcerated uh can see through this.
	Well, you know what we can do?
	We can help them out.
	They have a monop they don't care, they they have such a compassion for the poor.
	Um we'll send all the drug addicts that shoot up in the streets, we'll send them to those states, and all the homeless people will send to those states.
	I'm sure there's liberal compassion will take care of them all, won't it?
	That's what it it does.
	Yeah.
	Well, one mile from Nancy Pelosi's house in one direction, her million dollar gated community, and one mile in the other direction to her office is where people are defecating in the streets, shooting up all day long, and needles are all over the place, and it is a just disgusting mess.
	I know because we've sent our cameras there numerous times now.
	What is Nancy Pelosi do in her own backyard?
	Nothing.
	She goes against the rules and gets her hair done when the hair salon is closed to the everybody else.
	Anyway, hang in there, D. Wish you all the best.
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	Jim is in Wisconsin.
	What's up, Jim?
	How are you, sir?
	I'm great, Sean.
	Uh, you know, start off by saying thanks for all you do for a lot of fine Americans out there, and you know, what you do is really appreciated, and I mean a lot, but thank you.
	You give me this uh microphone every day, and I appreciate that.
	Yeah, you know, I I want to call a little attention to some of the private businesses.
	You know, lately we've been hearing, you know, health care, military, which, you know, God bless all of them.
	But the magnitude when you start looking about these vaccine mandates um for employers above a hundred or a hundred employees, when you start adding that up, the tens of thousands of people that are that are you know affected by this and and I and affected in two ways.
	One, the ones like my wife who was basically terminated from Bristol Myers for not taking the illegal jab.
	Wait, when was she fired?
	What what's that?
	When was she fired?
	She was terminated on the sixth of this month after uh a rigorous um question and answer uh probing by their HR department, and we she applied it for a religious exemption, which was denied just contrary to you know, Title VII, you know, and our in our our civil rights and our constitutional rights are being violated by these these laws.
	Well, let me ask you a question.
	Have you have you gotten an attorney?
	Do you have anybody working on her case?
	You know, it and you would think that there would be a ton of available attorneys, and and we live in a small northern Wisconsin town.
	And she she let me help you let me help you out.
	The answer is no.
	Liberty Justice Center dot org.
	They're helping people just like your wife.
	Okay.
	Yeah, and I and I saw that on your on your site, and um and I will contact them.
	I had I contacted also an agency called Liberty Council.org.
	Um, and they've done some preliminary work, but it what what I see is missing is the the small guy.
	And a lot of small people, you know, they'll take a some of these organizations will take a you know, ten, twenty, fifty, two hundred people that want to file a class action suit, which we are trying to assemble some of these about five hundred employees that decided to walk off their job from Bristol Myers.
	You know, after they were coerced, hey, if you if you don't get the jab, we're not gonna give you COBRA benefits.
	We're not gonna pay you your bonuses.
	You are just out on your own.
	I don't think you're allowed legally to do that.
	And uh I guess uh maybe they're saying I thought Cobra benefits were available for anybody, regardless of the reason for leaving a a place, but I might be wrong on that.
	Yeah, it well legally.
	Let me tell you what the first course of action is.
	They've already done this.
	Your wife made the decision.
	Now I would, you know, I gave you the it's on my website.
	Go to the Liberty Justice Center, see if they can help you, see if they'll take on your case.
	They're helping a lot of people around the country, just like you, and just like your wife.
	And you know what?
	The it's it's unfortunately it's the only thing that some of these companies know, and you gotta fight back and you gotta stand up for your rights.
	What's amazing about all of this to me is there there is no exemptions at all.
	Now, that means if you have a rare medical condition and your doctor says it's not a good idea to take it, that means if you have a you know, religious reason justification, you're a conscientious objector in the sense that for whatever reason you don't believe in vaccines, uh you're an adult, you should be able to make that decision.
	There's no accommodation or openness to an accommodation that could that could satisfy everybody's safety requirements, even if it meant testing every day when you go into the office.
	Um at least there's an option there for people.
	Um I I don't care if they shove a swab up my nose.
	That doesn't bother me At all.
	I've been tested more times than I can even count.
	But some people, you know, they might take you take issue with it.
	In the middle of a pandemic, that certainly would be a better option for somebody that is very passionately against the vaccine for one reason or another, another.
	Look, the idea that they're going to convince people that have decided that they're willing to lose their job, their paycheck, their benefits and pension, and that somehow they're going to convince them at this late hour, uh, oh, I was wrong.
	Let me let me let me go get the jab now.
	They're out of the I I think the debate is over.
	So what I try to do, what I've been trying to do is tell people whether you are vaccinated or you have a breakthrough case and you pop positive and and you have a positive COVID test.
	I am at telling you to immediately contact your doctor because early therapeutics are it's so important if you're going to use Regeneron or Eli Lilly's version of monoclonal antibodies.
	You gotta do it early.
	That that's the one thing that every doctor I interview says.
	But you gotta ask your own doctor.
	Anyway, I'm sorry you're going through this.
	Take a look at the Liberty Uh Justice Center and see what you think.
	Hopefully they can help you.
	All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
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