The Biden stock market has dropped 174 points since 2020. The stock market is not a good gauge of economic health but it's hard to turn an eye toward these numbers? Now, there is a railroad worker strike coming... what will that do to the world's food sources!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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| I have 55 days, the all-important midterm elections. | |
| This is an inflection point, tipping point. | |
| It is a hopefully change election season. | |
| That'll be up to you, the American people. | |
| We'll get the government ultimately we deserve. | |
| We certainly deserve better than this. | |
| The average America now suffering at levels unthinkable 19 months ago. | |
| And this is the strange thing about all of this. | |
| By the way, a new poll has come out, Issues and Insights. | |
| 62% of Americans now see Biden's comments about Trump and MAGA Republicans increasing division in this country. | |
| And Democrats were more likely to say that Biden's MAGA comments increased division than Republicans and independents. | |
| African Americans, Hispanics, 70% agree with that. | |
| And the poll also asked if Biden's comments endanger America's First Amendment right to freedom of speech and assembly. | |
| Once more, 5534 Americans agree. | |
| Voters are asked whether the remarks were quote uncouth and politically biased use of the office of the presidency. | |
| Nearly 60% said yes. | |
| Shouldn't surprise anybody. | |
| Here's the strangest thing, though, that happened last yesterday. | |
| We were on the air for most of it, didn't get all of it. | |
| We talked about some of it. | |
| You know, yesterday we get horrible economic news. | |
| We went in great specificity in detail over the horrible news. | |
| And on this day where inflation numbers go up, in spite of these gas prices being artificially low, uh, but still double what it's still almost two dollars a gallon more than what you paid under Donald Trump, um, because they're releasing the strategic petroleum reserves. | |
| Uh we're now at a at the lowest reserve rate since 1982. | |
| Why is Biden doing it? | |
| To artificially increase the world supply to artificially reduce the price of a barrel of oil so that gasoline is cheaper to make it appear like his policies are working. | |
| And in the meantime, we're compromising national security to achieve this. | |
| This is a bad idea. | |
| It's a band-aid, and people need to see through it. | |
| Um now, here's the thing. | |
| So we get this bad, horrific inflation news yesterday, and there's Biden and other top Democrats celebrating the inflation reduction act, which really is the inflation increasing act, or I think it's better, more aptly should be named, the the let's tax the poor middle class and people on fixed income act of 2022, because that's what it does more than anything. | |
| And it and by the way, and they're spending a ton more money on top of it. | |
| Anyway, we have uh one GOP congressman calling Biden a fool. | |
| Liberal media is fretting CNN even cut away from the idiocy that was this Biden speech. | |
| You know, him defending all of his big spending, screaming and yelling. | |
| That's now become the new Biden. | |
| I guess it's his way. | |
| Maybe they're you know, I don't know. | |
| Maybe they're giving him caffeine pills or something. | |
| Because he's like sparking and screaming at everybody. | |
| I'm like, man, calm down, Joe. | |
| But he seems to be a little more articulate when he does it, so maybe they think, oh, this is working. | |
| Joe, keep screaming. | |
| Anyway, the bid the Biden defends his big spending. | |
| Then uh you got video, you got Nancy Pelosi, I'll play it later. | |
| You know, you that that was an applause line. | |
| And I'm thinking, you are you that out of touch? | |
| The same people that you know were telling us things about the economy that were never ever true, lying to us about the economy the entire time. | |
| No, no, no, this is the the economy is not that bad. | |
| This is transitory, uh, this only affects rich people. | |
| No, it's the worst. | |
| If we use the same methodology in terms of calculating the inflation rate, the CPI numbers as they used in the 1980s, it would be 16% inflation. | |
| That I mean, this is record high. | |
| Everybody's feeling it. | |
| Everybody knows it, because every time you fill up your gas tank, you see how much more you're paying for gas than you were paying under Donald Trump, and you see how much more everything costs at every store you go to. | |
| Interesting that Cardi B outraged over inflation, housing costs. | |
| How are people going to survive? | |
| Now, because of yesterday's inflation numbers, we can pretty much guarantee at least a seventy-five basis point increase in interest rates by the Fed again. | |
| And there's a lot of speculation they may go up a full point in terms of interest rates. | |
| Well, what does that mean to the average home buyer? | |
| Well, that means if a mortgage that under Donald Trump, when he left office, a 30-year fixed rate mortgage about 2.7%, uh, will now would have cost you what, sixteen, seventeen hundred bucks a month is now going to be twenty, four hundred, maybe twenty-six hundred and going higher. | |
| That means that literally pushes people out of the marketplace. | |
| That means new home construction will stop, as I've been predicting. | |
| That means that sale of pre-existing homes will end. | |
| That means your home values will decrease. | |
| There will be notable exceptions. | |
| States that people are moving to and migrating to in droves, like Florida, like Tennessee, like the Carolinas, like places like Alabama, Texas, you name it, they're gonna they'll fare much better than the rest of the country. | |
| You know, Biden bragging about all this, he's so out of touch. | |
| And they have, by the way, they have a party. | |
| James Taylor is there singing fire and rain. | |
| What do you know about fire and rain? | |
| Last time I checked, it was a song about suicide and heroin. | |
| Heroin might be appropriate considering we have open borders and the cartels have open access to our borders anytime they want, human trafficking, drug trafficking, fentanyl trafficking, opioid trafficking. | |
| Uh, but anyway, so they're there. | |
| They're they're celebrating as if there's something to celebrate here. | |
| That they are totally completely out of touch with what life is really like for every American. | |
| So you're gonna have a Biden inflation party when inflation went up from the previous month yet again. | |
| You know, uh it's they they now they have no clue what life for every average day rank and file, the people that make this country great are going through. | |
| Two-thirds of Americans living paycheck to paycheck. | |
| Last night Biden literally lied to us, as did Kamala Harris. | |
| The economy is zero percent inflation in July. | |
| Excuse me, inflate when prices were up 8.5% from a year earlier, and that's using the modified new calculations uh methodology. | |
| You know, yesterday we get numbers, Bureau of Labor statistics, prices still rising at a 41-year high and up more than economists expected, and that's despite the artificial reduction in the price of gasoline, still about $2 more than when Donald Trump was president per gallon. | |
| Food prices up double digits, electric bills are surging up nearly 16%. | |
| Uh if you're looking for natural gas, that's up 33%. | |
| Looking for a new car, used car, you're probably paying above MSRP for a new car if you can get one and used cars are selling for 30, 40% more. | |
| And it's an unmitigated disaster. | |
| And people now are making decisions, they're foregoing vacations, they're forgoing going out to dinner. | |
| You know, we have now a tight labor market, which often goes along with the interest rate hikes that we're now seeing, and it's only going to get worse. | |
| And so it's is any of this worth celebrating? | |
| Economists were pretty grim. | |
| You saw Wall Street's reaction yesterday. | |
| What's Wall Street's reaction today, Linda? | |
| I haven't really been looking. | |
| Um, but it was a disaster yesterday. | |
| So on top of your 401ks and your IRAs getting blasted yesterday, now your home values are going to decrease significantly, and that means the equity in your home is going to decrease and perhaps maybe even put you underwater, depending on what part of the country you're living in. | |
| But these pressures now are going to force the Fed to once again tightening up, you know, putting up higher interest rates. | |
| That means more unemployment. | |
| That means more financial struggles. | |
| And I just can't believe they would celebrate on a day when inflation went up yet again. | |
| Wall Street's worst day since June of 2020. | |
| Dow falling, what, 1,250 points because of the record high inflation? | |
| Pretty unbelievable. | |
| You know, Nancy Pelosi asking for, you know, uh, what did she want applause at a certain time? | |
| We're playing fire and rain with James Taylor. | |
| We're really celebrating. | |
| You know, there's a video Corrine Jean-Pierre stumbling when asked on the so-called inflation reduction act. | |
| Is it fair? | |
| She knows nothing about the economy. | |
| The answers we're getting are awful. | |
| And everybody rightly is looking at this and saying, What the hell are you celebrating? | |
| There's nothing to celebrate here. | |
| You know, passage of a spending bill that raises inflation. | |
| That's what got us into part of this mess. | |
| A big part of it. | |
| The second big part of it is the climate alarmist cult side of it, which is the lifeblood of the world's economy in the near term, and I'm defining near term as the next couple of decades, is going to be fossil fuels. | |
| But they keep insisting and resisting, reluctantly, mysteriously resisting domestic energy production. | |
| That would lower the price of everything. | |
| We do it faster, we do it cheaper, we do it cleaner, we've got more resources than the countries Joe is begging every single day. | |
| And if we were smart, we'd not only return to energy independence, but we'd take it to the next level, which would be energy dominance and supply Western Europe with all their needs, because they're going to be freezing this winter because 30% of their income is going to be going just to heating their homes this winter. | |
| You know, but Joe Biden's screaming out, what the hell is the matter with us? | |
| You know, today not a single solitary airport, not one ranks in the top 25 in the world. | |
| What the hell is the matter with us? | |
| Joe, you've been in office a thousand years. | |
| Why haven't you fixed it? | |
| Hasn't done a thing. | |
| You know, by the way, are we going to have now a federal ban coming one day and on gas-powered automobiles? | |
| California, as goes California, off and goes the rest of the country. | |
| Their Air Resources Board approved a new rule banning the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035. | |
| You got guys like Tim Ryan is running against J.D. Vance. | |
| He's another one that wants to eliminate gas-powered automobiles. | |
| How about we give the American people a choice? | |
| Under Donald Trump, becoming energy independent, we were the number one industrialized country in terms of uh cleaning up our air and our environment. | |
| How is that possible? | |
| Because we do it fast, we do it clean, and we do it cheap. | |
| And that's why we shouldn't rely on other countries for the lifeblood of our economy. | |
| It's insanity to me. | |
| It is just, you know, we're writing ourselves off into a sunset that is not going to be pretty. | |
| Uh Wall Street bracing for this Fed hike. | |
| They're thinking you might get a hundred basis point rate hike increase at the next Federal Reserve policy meeting. | |
| I don't think they're off here. | |
| I think that's a possibility. | |
| One bank is warning, this was pretty interesting. | |
| I saw this on Zero Hedge. | |
| One bank is actually out there warning that a hike, he'll keep hiking until it breaks. | |
| Another word, and then the article goes on to talk about, remember you when you talk about recessions, you talk about a soft landing, hard landing, no landing. | |
| Basically saying that a disaster, an economic disaster, is pretty much a fate of complete at this point. | |
| America's standard of living has plummeted under Joe Biden. | |
| Told you about what, six, you know, billion dollars in American wealth is wasted away in the last 19 months, with inflation surging, you know, dramatically under his watch because of his economic and energy policies. | |
| Inflation now is surged by double digits since Biden first entered the White House. | |
| Headline inflation has jumped more than 13% since his inauguration. | |
| Uh according to calculations by Peter Earl, economist at the American Institute for Economic Research, core inflation, which excludes volatile food energy prices, increased by approximately 10% over the same period. | |
| Wages, meanwhile, have risen just 8% over the same period. | |
| American consumers are falling way behind. | |
| Inflation is a devastating blow to their standard of living. | |
| We already have the numbers. | |
| And the numbers are staggering. | |
| Biden inflation is costing the average American couple sixty eight hundred dollars a year. | |
| Nobody can afford that. | |
| And who are they hurting the most? | |
| The poor, the middle class, people on fixed incomes. | |
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| All right, when we come back, all things simple man, Bill O'Reilly. | |
| Later on, Ted Bud, Republican Senate candidate, North Carolina, as we continue. | |
| As we roll along, saddest story about the impact on great people of this country, because all of this is preventable. | |
| Is this report, the U.S. military is falling short on compensation for the brave men and women in our armed forces? | |
| And as greater numbers of armed forces and their families are feeling the effects of Biden's economy and inflation and everything in between. | |
| That, you know, between energy cost, transportation costs, the cost of everything you buy at every store you go to, food, rent, utilities, every item. | |
| Military leaders acknowledge that service members are struggling to remain afloat. | |
| Well, that's the obvious. | |
| So the Defense Department under Joe Biden has cut pay for some and encouraged others to reach out to federal assistance programs as next year's budget requests falls short. | |
| Quote, with inflation affecting everything from gas prices to groceries to rent, some soldiers in their families are finding it harder to get by on the budgets that they've set and used before. | |
| Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinstein said in August. | |
| He outlined several DOD resources available to soldiers, as well as the supplemental nutrition assistance program. | |
| In other words, food stamps. | |
| That's how we're treating our military. | |
| We're giving them we're giving them advice to get on food stamps rather than give them a livable wage to use a democratic term. | |
| These are the people that are risking their lives for their country. | |
| These are the people that we count on to defend our freedoms and our liberties. | |
| Get on this supplemental nutrition assistance program, get on food stamps, reserve National Guard troops, experience food insecurity at almost twice the rate of the general population, regardless of other demographic factors, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and record deployments to deal with natural disasters. | |
| COVID-19, vaccine administration, civil unrest, other duties in 2020 drew troops away from their civilian jobs, slashing their income. | |
| Is that Joe's way of saying thank you? | |
| All right, 25 now until the top of the hour. | |
| Thanks for being with us. | |
| We will continue, by the way, our vetting of the candidates, and we're going to look at the state of North Carolina today. | |
| Ted Budd will check in with us. | |
| Also, all things simple man, Bill O'Reilly coming up. | |
| So yesterday's bloodbath, and it was a bloodbath on Wall Street yesterday. | |
| The worst stock market plunged since June of 2020, the middle of COVID, when the Dow went off the rails because the economy was shut down due to the pandemic at the time. | |
| But you know, yesterday, 1,276 points and a market meltdown, erasing pretty much every stock market gain Joe Biden to had since he took office. | |
| On that January day, the Dow closed at 30930. | |
| Biden's all-time high came when it was at it was at 36,699. | |
| So 2021 has been a very good year for Joe Biden with the Dow gaining more than 5,000 points. | |
| That was. | |
| But it's been downhill ever since because now the Biden stock market has shed more than 5,500 points since its January 2022 high, including yesterday's 1,200 point drop. | |
| So that's a you know, 174 points above where it stood. | |
| People are getting clobbered. | |
| People actually expect returns. | |
| You know, I've never used the stock market as my major gauge of the economy. | |
| I don't like the stock market. | |
| I mean, do I have IRAs, 401ks, all that stuff connected to it? | |
| Yeah, I've known nothing about it. | |
| I just I I just have never trusted Wall Street ever. | |
| Still don't. | |
| I have friends that work there. | |
| I tell them that all the time. | |
| They laugh. | |
| Uh, but anyway, if you think inflation is bad now, uh, are you paying attention to this possibility of this railroad strike? | |
| Because the nation's food supply would take a massive hit if railroad workers go on strike, driving up prices at the grocery store even further and limiting U.S. grain exports to countries that even are facing famine. | |
| And by the way, as soon as next week, a hundred and fifteen thousand freight rail workers could walk out if they don't reach a new contract with the railroads, potentially shutting down the national rail network that transports 20% of all grain shipments. | |
| While unions say they want to avert a strike, and Congress has the power to block it, the U.S. food sector is rattled by the prospect of a national railroad shutdown in the middle of peak harvest season. | |
| Even a short-lived interruption would create a devastating ripple effect on the nation's fragile supply chain, said Lee Sanders, senior vice president, government relations, public affairs at the American Bakers Association. | |
| But that doesn't even factor in. | |
| You gotta understand the people that call this show, the people that make this country great. | |
| Our farmers have been warning us for almost a year now about these food prices that they're going to remain high, that the they they cannot produce the yields that they're used to producing for a lot of different reasons. | |
| Number one, a 400% increase in the price of fertilizer. | |
| Number two, a doubling in the price of seed costs. | |
| Number three, uh, the inability to get spare parts for the equipment that they need daily to do their job. | |
| And they're telling us what's going to happen. | |
| Ranchers, too, are equally, you know, they can't even afford the hay anymore at this point. | |
| It's that bad. | |
| You know, the Epic Times had a piece today. | |
| Joe Biden continues to use our taxpayer dollars to boost his son's business partners in the hostile regime of China and President Xi. | |
| They point out the sweeping inflation reduction act that they were celebrating yesterday, which is really the let's raise taxes on the poor middle class and people on fixed income act of 2022. | |
| Anyway, it's going to spend 369 billion dollars towards energy and climate programs over the next ten years. | |
| You see this continually. | |
| And Joe Manchin, it looks like he's not going to get that pipeline he was promised. | |
| Oh, Joe, you should have called me. | |
| I would have told you straight to your face, never gonna happen. | |
| Anyway, it turns out those green initiatives will mostly benefit family members of top officials, according to the Epic Times, with ties to the Chinese regime, according to Rex Lee, cybersecurity advisor at My Smart Privacy. | |
| Epic Times goes on to report there's concern that potentially lawmakers and their family members stand to benefit greatly from the legislation that they have influence over and are creating policy and making laws in DC. | |
| He told the China in Focus Program on what's called NTD News, the sister empire, media empire of the Epic Times. | |
| To prove this argument, he pointed to Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta, who recently joined the Biden administration to serve as a senior advisor, quote, on clean energy innovation and implementation. | |
| He was tapped to oversee implementation of the inflation reduction act, expansion expansive clean energy and climate provisions, and will chair the president's national climate task force in support of the effort. | |
| According to the White House, they said it on September 2nd. | |
| Yet Tony Podesta, according to this guy Lee, represents this group H U A W E I. I won't even attempt to pronounce it. | |
| Linda, you want to give it a shot? | |
| And they're lobbying efforts to directly directly back to the White House, which means that they has a direct line to President Joe Biden. | |
| So he's allowed to market in the U.S. as a result of having some Trump and Obama executive orders repealed by the Biden administration. | |
| Department of Commerce officials in 2021 granted uh applications worth hundreds of millions of dollars to this Chinese tech company, which Black was blacklisted under the Trump administration over national security concerns to buy chips for its auto supply business. | |
| I think this is happening with green technology as well, he said. | |
| If you look at the lobbying efforts from the solar panel manufacturers out of China, as well as the battery manufacturers out of China, Leo Pined. | |
| The other conflict of interest that Lee further pointed out arises from a lithium refining company in Pittsburgh, which has Paul Pelosi Jr., the son of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as a member of its advisory board. | |
| But don't worry, there won't be any investigation. | |
| There won't be any raid. | |
| There won't be any cell phones taken. | |
| That only happens to conservatives. | |
| Unbelievable. | |
| John Solomon, big breaking news yesterday on a couple of things. | |
| Number one, we've got this story now, and I think this is getting pretty interesting that Durham is now reporting that this guy Danchenko, who is the number one source for Christopher Steele's dirty disinformation Russian dossier that he sold to Hillary Clinton, that she bought and paid for that the media went hog wild with before the 2016 election. | |
| Anyway, he it turns out this guy was on the FBI payroll. | |
| Now he's on trial for lying to the FBI. | |
| And it appears Durham is going to be able to get more information out of this guy. | |
| Well, we've been waiting for that for a long time. | |
| Also, there's an interesting report on just the news.com. | |
| John Solomon reported it last night, three days after January 6th, one of the Capitol Police top intelligence analysts sent a blistering email to supervisors blowing the whistle on what he said was their failure to heed intelligence stating to December 21st, 2020, that right-wing rioters plan to storm the Capitol. | |
| We analysts have been reporting for weeks. | |
| By the way, in other words, they had intelligence dating back to December 21st. | |
| Anyway, we analysts have been reporting for weeks that certain groups are committing commenting on social media their intentions to storm the U.S. Capitol with overwhelming numbers. | |
| The whistleblower's name, it's out there. | |
| It's Eric Hoare, wrote January 9, 2021 to his bosses. | |
| I don't know what was occurring behind the scenes, but I hope that information was briefed with the veracity it deserved and not just a one-time event assessment. | |
| He wrote he feared political considerations that overtaken security needs in the lead up to the riots. | |
| The notion that valid intelligence is trumped by optics or political decisions is unacceptable and put lives in danger. | |
| This is a concept I've understood for a long time, and I know you're aware of as well, and I hope its meaning is now obvious to all officials. | |
| Then that goes to the January 3rd meeting in the Oval Office, where apparently Donald Trump authorized, according to everybody in the meeting, uh calling up guard troops, which in writing was rejected by Muriel Bowser before it ever even happened. | |
| And Nancy Pelosi's never been asked. | |
| That's an odd omission if you want to prevent anything like this from ever happening again. | |
| That's why you should actually investigate the writing in the summer of 2020. | |
| 574 of them. | |
| New poll out shows Adam Laxalt in the leadout in Nevada by a one point. | |
| This is a winnable race, Nevada. | |
| Laxalt will be a great senator from your state. | |
| In Pennsylvania, it looks like Mr. Hoodie, Mr. Tattoo, Mr. Tough Guy that never had a job in his life, Mr. Trust Fund Brat that wants to legalize drugs or decriminalize them and have safe shooting zones for drug addicts. | |
| And the guy that wants to put a moratorium on energy production in this country, especially Pennsylvania, an 81 billion dollar industry, the guy that wants no restrictions at all on abortion, the guy that loves Bernie Sanders and doesn't think Bernie is left enough, the most radical candidate for the Democrats running. | |
| Even now you have places like the Phil the inquirer in Philly and the Washington Post saying he needs the debate multiple times, and we need to now find out the truth about his health. | |
| It's about time, by the way. | |
| Anyway, at the beginning of the campaign, he tried to paint Dr. Oz is out of touch. | |
| It turns out, now we found we knew he owned his own home that he paid a dollar for. | |
| The guy's been a trust fund brat till he's 50. | |
| He likes to look like a working guy, puts on the hoodie, but he never worked a real job in his life. | |
| He was a small town mayor, and he never showed up at council meetings, or at least he missed 50 of them. | |
| And then as Lieutenant Governor, you know, the murder rate in Philly has gone up 60%. | |
| Great job. | |
| Anyway, he's the most radical uh Democratic Senate candidate. | |
| A watchdog group has now filed a complaint with the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate why John Fetterman, Mr. Hoodie, did not disclose eight real estate assets on his most recent personal financial disclosure. | |
| I'd like to know where he got the money to buy them. | |
| Because he's never worked a day in his life. | |
| He's been a trust fund brat. | |
| He never had a real job. | |
| He didn't list a single real estate asset on his most recent July 29th disclosure. | |
| And apparently doesn't pay taxes either, which is now becoming a big issue in Pennsylvania. | |
| In New Hampshire, looks like the MAGA candidates did very well. | |
| We're going to start following that race. | |
| Lee Zeldon has put out a really powerful ad. | |
| He's now within the margin of error, running in the state of New York. | |
| We're not giving up on any state. | |
| But back to Pennsylvania for a second, the Philly Inquirer says it's a it's fair to question Fetterman's fitness after a stroke. | |
| You have to. | |
| Daily Mail, Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman failed to disclose eight properties near Pittsburgh worth $100,000 according to a watchdog group. | |
| How did he get the money to buy them? | |
| Fetterman said in 2016 he held a Black Lives Matter worldview. | |
| He's on top of all his other positions. | |
| He once helped free a convicted murderer known as the son of the devil. | |
| Well, that's great. | |
| You know, in November 1973, Raymond Johnson, along with this guy Kenneth Wayne Smith, Lord of 27-year-old Charles Jeffers to a resident in York County, Pennsylvania. | |
| They shot and stabbed him to death before robbing him, tried to dispose of the body, according to all accounts at the time. | |
| Johnson referred to himself as a son of the devil and bragged about being a hit man that had killed other people. | |
| Anyway, a York County Sheriff's Deputy testified at the murder trial that Johnson had threatened potential witnesses with murder if they testified against him. | |
| Ultimately convicted of this and sentenced to life in prison. | |
| And then in 2019, as chair of the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, Fetterman urged Governor Wolfe to free Johnson from prison, even as the York County DA opposed the commutation. | |
| Fetterman said at the time that Johnson, while in prison, had demonstrated 36 years of impeccable behavior. | |
| Did he change? | |
| I tend to doubt it. | |
| And it's it's just it's just that nuts out there. | |
| Dismantled, defund, dismantle, no bail laws. | |
| How's that working out? | |
| By the way, we're learning a lot more. | |
| We'll go into more specific detail later in the week about this Wisconsin Senate candidate, Mandela Barnes, you know, that says the world must stymie capitalism to combat climate change. | |
| Another one that is, you know, murderers for Mandela Barnes. | |
| Anyway, loves criminals so much. | |
| In fact, Barnes thinks half of Wisconsin's inmates, including all violent criminals, should be released. | |
| As Lieutenant Governor Barnes began to see his twisted vision come to fruition because under Barnes, Governor Tony Evers, their hand picked parole commissioner, look, hundreds and of dangerous inmates, including murderers, attempted murderers, and rapists were released from prison early. | |
| That includes one guy, Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of first degree murder for a sniper slay, in which he randomly shoots a 76-year-old woman taking her dog out for a walk in the park. | |
| He later told the detective he simply wanted to kill someone. | |
| Chose the victim at random, showed no emotion, found guilty, sentenced to life in prison, plus an additional 30 years to run consecutively. | |
| Since Jenkins serving a life sentence, he didn't qualify for mandatory release, but guess what? | |
| The Senate candidate Mandela Barnes stepped in with the parole commission and let him out anyway. | |
| Great job. | |
| I mean, this is what we got the most extreme candidates. | |
| Warnock in Georgia, Fetterman, Pennsylvania. | |
| You know, this Mandela Barnes person. | |
| Tim Ryan is a phony as we outlined yesterday in Ohio. | |
| I hope the country's paying attention. | |
| Anyway, 800 941 Sean, all things simple man, Bill O'Reilly at the top of the hour later on. | |
| Senate candidate Ted Budd in North Carolina. | |
| It's going to be a tight race there. | |
| You can't take any any one of these races for granted, and Republicans need to be competitive everywhere. | |
| All right, Henry repeating arms. | |
| I love my Henry's. | |
| And I mean plural. | |
| I love them. | |
| Great company. | |
| Family-owned business. | |
| Every product has a lifetime guarantee. | |
| Anthony, the owner's personal guarantee. | |
| His quote, Henry owners have my personal guarantee to make certain they are 100% satisfied with their purchase of our rifles and shotguns. | |
| If you spend your hard-earned money on a Henry, I assure you we will do whatever it takes to make sure you're happy with your Henry. | |
| Now they have award-winning customer service, second to none. | |
| It's made in America and not made at all. | |
| They got a broad range of firearms to choose from. | |
| Both rim fire, center fire calibers, 200 models. | |
| I love the variety of finishes. | |
| You're going to love them as well, the configurations. | |
| If you're a hunter, if you're a collector like I am, an outdoorsman, if you need it for home defense, well, Henry is your company. | |
| And they give away a lot of money in honor of their 25th anniversary this year. | |
| Anyway, just go to HenryUSA.com. | |
| One word. | |
| Henry USA.com. | |
| You get a free catalog. | |
| You get free decals and a list of dealers where you are. | |
| That's Henry USA.com, and you're going to love this company. | |
| All right, when we come back, all things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly. | |
| Later on, Ted Bud, Republican Senate candidate, North Carolina, as we continue. |