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I'm Brian Kilmead. Hope you're having a fantastic weekend. We're going to end it strong. Look who's on the show tonight: Douglas Frinkley. We're talking about the history of America because socialists want to rewrite America.
He's going to tell us what James Madison really had in mind. Bruce Blakeman's being challenged and threatened by the governor. He wants to be the next governor. We'll tell you what happens when you cooperate with ICE when the governor tells you not to. Bruce Blakeman sounds off.
And Jimmy Phaler, he makes the news funny. He will not let you down. But first, the fastest, most impactful monologue in America. Decades of dem deception. You know, listening to the lies pewed this week, I could not help but think of all the years the Democrats have truly been in the business of deceiving us.
I mean, remember when the Democrats tried to sweep Hillary Clinton's infamous BlackBerry under the rug, when in reality it contained highly classified information? And when it was tied back to her personal server, she smashed the server. Did she pay the price? No. And the media looked the other way.
And what about the notion that Donald Trump undoubtedly colluded with Russia? This is about as clear evidence you could find of intent by the campaign to collude with the Russians. The Russians offered help, the campaign accepted help. The Russians gave help, and the president made full use of that help. Donald Trump's done.
He's done. There's no question about that. of the end. of the Trump presidency. The presidency is effectively a Russian op.
Right? You know, partisan warfare between Republicans and Democrats. This is international warfare against our country. Yeah. Didn't happen.
There was no collusion with Russia. There was no obstruction. And none whatsoever. Ad. It was a complete and total exoneration.
This was an illegal. Takedown! Think about that, three years of dealing with that. Was there any apology from the media? From the Democrats, crickets.
How about the concept that Hunter Biden's laptop was not real, remember? Hunter Biden, this laptop that intelligence officials have warned is likely Russian disinformation. Ongoing Russian disinformation effort looks like a classic. Russian playbook disinformation campaign, ongoing Russian disinformation effort. Yes, exactly.
The media covered for him. The social media giants shadow banned anyone who didn't agree with that ridiculous conclusion. It turns out what we all knew: the laptop was 100% real. And Emaya Kulpa from the complicit media, absolutely not.
So, How about the most blatant lie of them all for my money? That Joe Biden was just fine, never been better. This version of Biden. intellectually, analytically. is the best Biden ever.
Not a close second. And I've known him for years. The Brzezinskis have known him for 50 years. If it weren't the truth, I wouldn't say it. It wasn't the truth, and you said it.
Well, I think the newly released audio tapes of Joe Biden we're talking about before the 2020 election would surely prove otherwise. I'm in Munich, but after Angela Merkel, President's working lunch with Amin Hang on a second. Um It's confusing me. I was going to ask you something else. Um Oh gosh.
I I can't think where it is. That was 2017. Anyway. This all brings me to this week, which exposed one of the most egregious deceptions ever. Anthony Fauci's 1,100-page diary revealed.
This fraud lied, enriched himself, extended the pain of the pandemic while receiving rock star treatment from the media and Hollywood for his leadership. How rad that we have maybe the coolest man on the planet right now? Wow, and there's the room. This is intense. Does anybody else have a Well Dr.
Anthony Fauci. American hero and New York Yankee fan. With me now is Dr. Anthony Fauci, America's favorite doctor. The head and the heart that comes together in your body is the real deal, Dr.
Fauci. And that's why people believe in you. How is it that it is your birthday tomorrow, but we here at CBSN got the gift? We got to talk to you. But even worse.
He contradicted almost everything he claimed to be true about COVID, all while leading the government's charge of protecting Americans during the pandemic. Let's start with the origins. Said it was something like twenty four cases in this wet market. This was jumping from an animal to a human in the context of the wet market. The origin was from the Wuhan wet market.
Yes. His diary entry shows he privately confronted other possibilities about the virus's origin, even calling the market just an amplifier. He knew it came from the lab. He publicly denied reasonability for shutting down schools in states. I wonder if you would recommend locking down schools if you had to do it all over again.
Well, you know, again, it's first of all, I didn't recommend locking anything down. You're asking me questions. You're talking about. The CDC is the public health agency that uses their epidemiologist and their science-based approach to make recommendations. I could play 10 minutes of him saying you have to.
Lock everything down because you have to be six feet apart. He bragged. about locking things down. In his diary, he took credit for it. And remember when Fauci told you that if you were fully vaccinated, you didn't have to wear a mask.
He admitted in his diary that even vaccinated people were still getting COVID. We knew that. I don't know why I'm surprised, frankly. This is the man that told us to stand six feet apart, then told us there was no evidence you should stand six feet apart. A physical separation, whether that's avoiding crowds, whether that's staying six feet away from people, whether that's doing teleworking, all of it does that.
That's our most important tool. The CDC said that on the basis of their evaluation, which was based on the droplet approach, that six foot would be to go. And since there was no Clinical trials going one way or the other. That's why it was accepted by the group. He said it over and over again, and because it's six feet apart, you could not open up a school.
You couldn't open up a school that was okay because kids were out of danger. The kids were never in danger. Look, whether it's Joe Biden, whether it's Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Russia are now COVID. The Democratic deception gets exposed. But its bodyguard continues to be the legacy media.
And despite being 100% wrong on the biggest, most important stories in the world, they still seem incapable of admitting their complicity, changing their behavior, or ever tackling the truth. Joining us now, a man who was never afraid to tackle the truth, House Judiciary Chair, Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan. Congressman, I watch Stephen A. Smith go, man, Fauci, I look at him differently, but I still watch Democrats defending that fraud. It is maddening.
Could you put this in perspective? Yep.
Well, I don't know anyone could do any better than that monologue. That was tremendous. I would just say this: there's a template. The left will tell a lie, big media will report the lie, big tech amplifies the lie, and when you tell the truth, they call you names. We saw it for each of those, each of those things you went through where the government was weaponized, where they were lying to the American people.
And with Fauci, of course, it was the most egregious because he put himself out there as science, as the smartest man in the universe, and yet the things he was telling us were all false. And frankly, now that we have his diary, we know they were false. But they took it a step further. They censored you if you spoke out against what he knew was false when he was saying it, for goodness sake.
So that's how, think about this, Brian. Everything he told us was false. He said it wasn't our tax money used at the lab in China. Yes, it was. He said it wasn't gain of function research done at the lab in China.
Yes, it was. He said it didn't come from the lab. Yes, it did. He said the vaccinated can't get it. Yes, they could.
He said the vaccinated couldn't transmit it. Yes, they could. He said mask work. No, they don't. He said six-feet social distancing was based on science.
No, it wasn't. And he told us first virus where there's no natural immunity. He was 0 for 8 and he knew about it. And still let the government censor us when we said that was all garbage.
So that's how bad this guy was, but it's part of this whole trend, part of this template that the left always employs.
So he gets to be the personal doctor of Chris Cuomo, calling him after his show. He goes out to dinner with Jake Tapper while he told us we're not allowed to go out to dinner. And people say this to me when I leave this studio. Is anyone going to pay a price for this? My goal is not to put 85-year-old men in jail.
But he shouldn't be able to get away with a preemptive pardon. What are you guys doing?
Well, we are going back and looking through all the transcripts. I don't know how that will, we'll have to see how that works with the pardon that Biden gave him, but we're going back, our staff on the judicial committee are going back and looking at it. We have actually referred other people for other weaponizing government against our political oppositions, like Mr. Brennan. We referred John Brennan because he definitely lied to us in Congress.
We've now referred Jack Smith because it sure looks like he lied to us as well. We referred one of his deputies who we deposed, who we thought was obstructing our investigation.
So we will do criminal referrals. Obviously, the legislative branch can't prosecute anyone. That's up to the executive branch. That's up to the Justice Department. And they'll have to do that.
But when we see them lying to us or obstructing our investigation, we'll refer. And we don't do that very often. You know, I get criticized for those three, but we've done 150 depositions in the last three years. Our committee has. We've only referred those three people.
So the facts have to be there. But when they are, We will refer them, and it's one of the questions I get more than any other questions I travel around in the country. They go, Jordan. When is someone going to jail? And look, I explained the same thing I just said there, but yeah, we're trying to hold people accountable as best we can.
Congressman, I also want to bring you to, Chairman, I should say. Joe Biden had a ghostwriter, and he recorded everything. Not only does he admit he had classified material with this ghostwriter, you see how he is failing in 2017. He fought to not get these tapes released. Listen to a chunk.
Watch. I mean, listen. I had the team that said, including The two guys who I think were with me were um Um the guy at Princeton now. Economist, uh good guy, uh was our our uh Uh Chief Economic Advisor. Oh, not Kaufman.
Think of his name. and the guy back out at the University of Chicago, um with a funny name, I'll think of it. Goolsby is one. Yeah, Goolsby is in Chicago. And the other guy is at Princeton.
Yeah. What a mess. That's 2017. He had a pre-election run where he stayed in his basement, and then he was president for four years. Is it I mean this is unbelievable this to say.
Yeah, and the left told us he was just fine for the whole time. I mean, come on.
So, yeah, I think that the key takeaway is: first of all, remember: Joe Biden kept it, he broke the law. He had 8 million reasons to break the law because that was the advance he got for his book. He wasn't president when he took that classified information.
So there's now this ridiculous treatment they gave President Trump. The one guy who can declassify things is the president, and yet Jack Smith went after the president, but no one went after Joe Biden. And finally, the last thing I would say is: because we pushed and pushed to get these tapes released. A Robert Hur was actually right. Joe Biden broke the law, everyone knew it, but he was going to come across as a sympathetic old man who couldn't remember anything.
And I think his takeaway was probably accurate, but the big takeaway for me is how Jack Smith went after President Trump. The president who has the ability to declassify things, they went after him, and of course, nothing happened to Joe Biden. And every Democrat that attacked Robert Hurd, I remember those hearings, and they said it was political and he was partisan. Nothing to do with that. He was calling it as he saw it.
And then he went back. Guess what? We had another year with Joe Biden as president after Robert Herr made those conclusions. And we had four years after he wrote that book. Chairman Jim Jordan, thanks so much, sir.
Always appreciate having you on. You bet, Brian. You bet. Thank you. Do you want to abolish the United States Senate?
We think that the Senate should be reformed, that we should have a more democratic government system. We're going to put up on the screen a few of the things that are part of your platform, and I want to ask you to just give me sort of a true or false on these. Abolish the Senate. True.
Okay, replace the Presidency and Supreme Court as we now know them. Yep.
Abolish ice. Absolutely. abolish borders and give amnesty to anyone currently in the U.S. illegally. As a long-term plan, yep.
Yeah. You just heard leaders of the Democratic Socialists of America lay out a vision that would eliminate or replace key pillars of our government. But before we start pulling bricks out of America's foundation, can we find out why they were put there to begin with? 250 years ago, our founding fathers didn't build America's system of government by accident. The Senate, The Electoral College, our separation of powers.
Each was designed to solve a problem they believed could destroy a republic and form a country, by the way.
So, before we talk about changing America's systems, let's take a quick history lesson on why this was built this way to begin with. It's not random. Jeremy Now is presidential historian. We love him. He's a professor over at Rice University and a best-selling biographer and history expert, historian, Douglas Brinkley.
Doug, when you were listening to A political party that wants to take out the Senate, take out the Electoral College, change the Presidency, eliminate the borders in the Supreme Court. I thought you should tell us why we have those things to begin with.
Well, all you have to do is celebrate America 250 and looking what the founders thought. I'd recommend people look at James Madison Federalist Papers number 1051 because he was worried about just this issue of too many Americans wanting to constantly scrap how our country was designed, the checks and balances between our three branches. Really, what you just heard, I mean, if you took Bernie Sanders, who's the leading Democratic socialist of today, he would hear most of what was just said on those bikes, he would dismiss as immature nonsense. You know, our country has to endure, and we've endured this far. And if you're talking about reforming things, that's one bit.
I have been teaching, Brian, forever, and students always ask me when you're young the one question it's hard to explain, but I'm for it: the electoral college system. But, you know, some people don't. Don't like it, and you have to kind of do the history lessons why it's essential. Otherwise, agricultural states, small states, places like South Dakota or Nebraska would die, and you have a country-based only in New York, LA, and Chicago. Also, the abolishing of the Senate.
That kind of caught me by surprise, but they all say it now. They say it's not Democratic that Rhode Island's got two senators and so does Texas. Do you want to bring some sanity to that statement? Yeah, I think it's because of a six-year term and everything's the fashion, right? Particularly if you're in your early 20s, six years seems like an eternity.
But it allows us by the six-year term for the Senate sometimes not to always have to be up for re-election, fundraise, deal with lobbyists every two years like you do with Congress. The Congress is a little more immediate, right? You got to constantly run and you have shifting things, but we need some inseniority in the Senate is hugely important because people have to earn their kudos and medals, so to speak, meaning to become something ahead of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. You know, you really have to have foreign policy chops to have that. And the Congress and the Senate are the purse strings, the money of America.
So I think the Senate is in great shape. And really, our institutions hold, but Every cycle of politics, there's going to be a group that wants to sort of dismantle the Constitution. Yeah, I've never seen anything like this, but I know you're a bigger study of history than me. I have a passion for it. But we just put up a full screen.
Just an idea. Capitalism, private ownership in markets. That's how I grew up.
Socialism, workers control major industries and redistribute wealth. I always thought we were trying to win a Cold War to prevent that. And then communism, it's utopia, a classless, stateless society. Could someone tell Leonard Brezhnev that we need him again? I mean, that's why we fought the Cold War, because none of this stuff worked anywhere.
Why are people forgetting that? I think there's a lot of lore.
Well, really the democratic socialist movement, if you like, came out of labor battles, labor versus capital in the nineteenth century. They were brutal. The Socialist Party of America, Eugene Debs of Indiana, ran as a socialist five times for president, you know, 1900 and 1920, and was put in jail, released from jail by Warren Harding. But, you know, so in that period, it was kind of a possibility. And then, of course, during the Great Depression, you know, FDR started dabbling with some of the New Deal programs, Democratic Socialism.
But today, what they're talking about is just so far-fetched that it's. Yes, I hear. I find it scary, but you always have a tendency to calm me down, and I appreciate it. But now we're talking once again about reparations with our fantastic thirty-four-year-old mayor. Listen to this.
If A commission studying reparations in this city recommended cash. reparations for people impacted. In New York City, would you support that recommendation? First, I want to say that I stand by what I submitted. It's the truth, it's not a personal assessment.
And we often think about Slavery and The complicity in slavery as being exclusively to certain geographic areas of the country. Here in New York City, we were very complicit. And so I look forward to whatever those findings are. Do you think that Lincoln and Frederick Douglass and all those expect us in 2026 to be writing checks to ancestors of slaves? Absolutely not.
Amir Mundami's just got gets ahead of his skis. It's all about politics, constituency. He's trying to placate a certain segment of New York. Black community in particular. But he doesn't really mean that.
He's saying basically, you cut to the chase, he's going to read a report. But this has been part of kind of 1619 Black Lives Matter reparations. And it's happened with Native Americans in U.S. history, even through the Nixon years. But the idea that you're going to dial back and hand out checks for the children of the children of the children of slaves here or anywhere else is not sensible or really it's more of a political talking point that Mendami feels he gets mileage out of.
Yeah, just like they got mileage in California. They realized the bill, something like $12 trillion, and they go, we probably can't write that check. Let's move on. Douglas Brinkley, thanks so much. Always great to talk to you.
And if you ever want to pick up a great book, anything that Douglas writes is important for you to read. Thanks, Doug. Talk to you soon. Thanks.
Meanwhile, law enforcement is fighting back against the push to abolish ICE. While Mayor Mom Donnie continues to spark outrage over his fight to tax the rich, New York's Bruce Blakeman, who wants to be the next governor, is here next. And by the way, be sure to catch me in the fall. Bruce can come visit me over in Redbank, New Jersey, but more likely in Old Westbury. That'll be on the 17th.
I'll be on stage for the United States tour, streamed on Fox Nation, as well as Clearwater, Jacksonville, and on November 21st, Chesterfield, Missouri, think St. Louis. Go to BrianKilmead.com. Don't move. Bring up the music.
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We can imagine a world beyond ice. We need to abolish ice. I am in support of abolishing ice.
Well, more and more New York Democrats demand ICE be abolished. Another New York sheriff is going the opposite direction. Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood says he will continue working with federal authorities, immigration authorities, following the lead of Nassau County. This all despite warnings from New York Attorney General Letitia James, who sent a letter to 12 New York law enforcement agencies ordering them to cut ties with ICE.
So, what will we do? Joining us now, Nassau County Executive, a Republican nominee for Governor Bruce Blakeman, who is looking to take on the state's push to end cooperation with ICE.
So, Eric Adams was cooperating in New York City. He got voted out. You remain in. You won re-election. You were threatened.
You better stop cooperating with ICE. What are you going to do, Nassau County Executive?
Well, I don't know where Kathy Hochul and Zoran Mondami want me to put the 2,000 illegal migrants with criminal records from attempted murder to robbery to burglary to rape. Gang activity and drug dealing. What community do they want me to put them back in? We've worked with ICE and we've worked with our federal partners, and that's why we did that. Without raiding one school, one church, one daycare center, no businesses.
So by working with ICE, We can get rid of the illegal migrants who have criminal records or involved in criminal activity, and we do it in a way where it's measured, where it's controlled, and it's not a danger to anybody. Look, I agree with you. But when the governor tells you to do something, do you have to do it?
Well, if it's a law, we have to follow the law. My reading of the law is that we can't have a 287G agreement. It doesn't say we can't cooperate with ICE.
So my lawyers are looking at it right now. Here's what I don't want to do: I don't want to get my sheriff in trouble or my police commissioner in trouble.
So we'll have the lawyers handle it. We're talking to ICE's lawyers. But think about this. Everything Kathy Hochl is doing. or Zohran Mandami for that matter.
is making us less safe. Cashless bail and now no cooperation with ICE. Aren't we supposed to be protecting our communities? When we have people in our communities that have killed people, they've got people hooked on drugs, they've gotten young people involved in gang activity, don't we want them removed from the community? I think I know the answer to that, but I'll pretend I don't.
Let's talk about something else. He wants to tax the rich. That's what he ran on. And I'm talking about the mayor of New York City. And he passed the Pierre-de-Terre tax.
Essentially, if I mispronounced it, I don't apologize. If you have a second home, they want to up your taxes. And then they went ahead and published all the people they think are eligible to be taxed. And they said, if you don't think you're on this list, we'll prove it by putting their names and addresses publicly. Listen to what Ted Cruz said and tell me if you agree.
That list was about persecuting and attacking those he views as his political enemy. That was a list he doxed nearly a million New Yorkers. The intention was to have radical left-wing activists harass them, attack them, and I believe that was an invitation to physical violence. He's taunting people with taxes. I've never seen this before.
What's your reaction?
Well, it's completely un-American, first of all. Second of all, it's starting with the rich, but it's going to go to the middle class. What he wants to do is destroy the second home industry in the whole state of New York. He doesn't want people to have second homes because he doesn't want them to have primary residences. This is a guy who speaks out all the time against property rights.
And Kathy Hochl goes along with all these crazy schemes. When rich people leave a community, as they have in New York State, they took $11 billion in tax revenue away.
Now it's going to fall on the middle class. And it also hurts the carpenter, the plumber, the electrician, the waiter, the waitress, the bartender, the dog walker. It hurts everybody in the middle class. And that's the story that's not being told by Zora Mandami and Kathy Hochl.
Some of the most successful people in the country. And it's successful, by the way. are the ones who give the most charity. The ones who have the foundations, the one that gives to the hospitals, the one that prop up the children's programs, the youth programs. You force them out, those programs go dry.
And it's supposed to raise $500 million for a huge budget that goes by the billions.
So let's talk about your race against Kathy Hochul. There's two polls out: one that has you within four points, another one from a few weeks ago that has you down in double digits. Where's this race at right now in a blue state? And you're a Republican. The accurate poll is the one that has me in a virtual dead heat with Kathy Hochl.
The poll that came out a few weeks ago that had me double-digit behind was a poll by the Sienna University, who the leader of their poll, their pollster, their lead pollster, admitted. that it was flawed data, that they should have polled people who were likely to vote rather than registered voters.
So they skewed it. They overpolled Democrats. They underpolled Republicans. And guess who funds Sienna University? New York State.
And Newsday, who's suing me?
So I've looked at four polls. Recently, in congressional districts that are contested, in every one of those contested districts, and three of them have Democrat incumbents, I'm ahead or even with Kathy Hochul. We are in a virtual dead heat. People are miserable with Kathy Hochul. Her unapproval rating, her disapproval rating is between 56 and 60 percent.
People are miserable under Kathy Hochul because we're the most overtaxed state. Our electric bills are 70 percent higher than the national average, and she's the most pro-criminal governor in America. She's the worst governor in America. She's also given you a lot of issues to run against because you couldn't disagree anymore. It's not a gray area, it's a black and white area.
You're going to have a clear choice if you live in New York. Mr. Blakeman, great to see you. Thank you. And the best of luck.
This dude will be in great hands if you find a way to be victorious. And we certainly are pulling for you. Don't move. Next, only on One Nation, Jimmy Phela is here with the media moments that matter to him. Whatever's in the news, he makes it funny.
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I'm Mary Ann Rafferty. Michigan's Democratic primaries are taking center stage this week as moderates and progressives battle for the party's future. Democratic socialist Abdul El-Syed, who backs abolishing ICE and Medicare for All, is facing Congresswoman Haley Stevens for the party's U.S. Senate nomination. Progressive Will Lawrence is also running in a key house primary.
Recent Democratic socialist wins have some mainstream Democrats worried about winning back Congress in November. And key senators unveiling a short-term spending bill to keep federal agencies funded to mid-December. It comes as they look to avoid a government shutdown during campaign season for midterms. The Senate is likely to vote on the measure before leaving Washington at the end of the week. The new bill generally funds the federal government at current levels through December 11th.
I'm Marianne Rafferty, now back to One Nation. Yeah. Media moments that matter.
Okay, time now for everyone's favorite segment. I mean, everyone. This week I gave my VCR. My T V guide. All my chords, they have my tape stock too.
The host of Fox News Saturday Night with Jimmy Phala. Great show last night, by the way. They got theirs. That one guy we brought on the B-block wasn't the best. We made him work.
We made him work. Wait a second. No, you read this. That was me. You read this the wrong way because you saw this NASA jacket and assumed I was tech-sembling enough to record this stuff.
And it got complicated. Play record. Here we go.
Okay, this is one of my favorite things in the world. Remember when the media was human shielding for Graham Platinum? Yes. The guy you gave all that money to. I believe you own the tattoo parlor, and you guys are.
He was singing my song. I didn't know. I told Prey.
Well, now they're doing it with Abdul El-Saeed. And we have evidence because these people all campaign as if there's no instant replay. But we're going to watch some of it right now. He's a radical. And he got a complete blackout.
Apple, Google News, not a word about any of the positions he's taken. But I gave you the VCO. You're damn right you did. Let's press play. Look at some of this stuff.
So there's zero negative headlines.
Okay. There is literally one Michigan Senate story on each site. There is 104 right-leaning reports that were. Not featured, and the other outlets' critical stories were completely omitted. But can I see it and hear it?
Watch this, Kill Mead. We need to abolish things like the filibuster and the Electoral College. ICE cannot be retrained! ICE has to be abolished! You said the Israeli government is evil.
Do you think they're just as evil as Hamas? Yes, killing tens of thousands of people makes you pretty damn evil. Do you believe Israel has a right to exist? The question of Israel's existence is not a question. I'm not gonna play this gotcha game about whether or not it has a right to exist.
You said when they go low, we choke them out. I mean, their choice to go low, don't go low. I'm just saying. Nice guy. You know what's nice about that sat, though, that we played, which is sound on television.
If you listen to Abdullah A.S.I.D. speak, you can actually listen to the big DNC donors opening a flask and drinking this. I know. Because this is so bad for them. You think Mike Rogers wants him over the relatively challenged Haley Stevens?
The thing about Haley Stevens is she has such a lucrative career lined up as a voiceover artist. Probably. It just doesn't work. It's hard to hold her attention. Are we ready for story two?
Can we kill her? I'm doing my job. I know. Okay. So there's just an outpouring of support for Fauci.
A man who has destroyed faith in public health at a level that more Americans trust Dr. Dre than Dr. Fauci. But watch the liberal media go to bat for this guy. The Fauci thing, just sheer political theater.
Guys swearing that, what the okay. And then you had other people, you know, once the color. What's the color of your tie? What's the color of the carpet? It was such a clown show.
This was basically an honest guy. There is no evidence that he tried to make any money off of it. I don't think the guy really. Made any mistakes. This is the same Dr.
Fauci, who was a devoted public servant for 54 years. His courageous work is responsible for saving over 26 million lives around the world. Thank you, Dr. Fauci. Right.
I mean, That is total BS. He didn't save anybody. Think about his reversal on the mask. Think about his reversal on the vaccine. Think about his reversal on the six feet apart.
Think about how long he kept schools closed for. There is nobody worse. How could they get it so wrong?
Well, and just not have the humility to admit that now. I once bet the Broncos in the Super Bowl when they lost 43 to 8. I obviously knew based on the final score, I got it wrong.
Okay, when you hear the fucking scripture. You're Frank Morton, the quarterback at that time. I'm not even a Peyton Manning year, but stick with me.
Okay, different Super Bowl, but you're right there. But the point is, after the journal comes out of the diary, whatever we're going to call it, okay, and they're calling it Fauci's diary because it had a nicer ring than If I Did It by O.J. Simpson, okay, he flat out says in January it didn't come from a bat, but he spends the next two years saying it did. And we get called conspiracy theory, but we're told COVID started because some guy in China got hungry and wanted a keto alternative, so he ate a bat. He didn't want carbs, he went on the Batkins diet, and now we all have COVID.
Right. It's outrageous they're still covering for him, but you're not done there, but you do have a Fauci. Reference. Yes, because Fauci actually, to put it in football terms, went out of bounds. Here is Eagles coach, you know, Vic Fangio, great coordinator, talking at his press conference about the Fauci thing.
Watch this. Yeah the plan at safety is that Marcus's job will lose. I'm going to be like Fauci and just take the Fifth Amendment on our questions. Did you guys see that? Yeah.
Oh my god. You know that? That sounds like a guy that's pretty upset that he was locked out of his job for a long time. Thank you. There's only so many episodes of Tiger King we can watch, kill me.
I was there for that pandemic, and it really screwed the kids the most. I've told you this before. I was Lincoln's high school Spanish teacher for the last two months of sixth grade. And at the end of June, he asked me what date we celebrate Cinco de Mayo. I was like, this is not working, America.
Hey, so where do we see you on stage? I am going to San Antonio, August 15th. I will be in Rockford, Illinois, August 22nd. Those tickets are at foxacrossamerica.com. Jimmy Phalo, thanks so much.
And a really great show last night. I stayed up late and it was certainly worth it. Straight ahead. Ukraine has changed the weapons game. What the United States needs to do to amp up production.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Schaefer, Mr. Green Beret, next. Don't move. Excellent buttons. Hey, it's Ryan Reynolds here from Mint Mobile.
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In the case of President Zelensky, he'd like to have some Patriots, he'd like to have some Domahawks. Very complex weapons, by the way. I mean, the Patriots, as an example, the other day you read that five Missiles were shot. They were going 8,600 miles an hour. Think of it: 8,600.
Now, a car, if you go 60, it gets to be a little faster. If you go 100, And our guys were there. Bing, bing. Bing, bing, bing. Nobody else has that capacity.
These weapons are incredible. We have to be very careful about Letting somebody build them. True, but we also got to build more of them. President Trump touting America's weapons amid a race to rebuild our stockpile following years of transfers to Ukraine and increased military operations in the Middle East. U.S.
defense manufacturers are expanding weapons production, and the Pentagon has made drone production a top priority. Production is increasing, true, but it is not fast enough. That's a fact. Ukraine is on track to produce six to seven million drones in 2026. And by the way, have you noticed?
They're in the middle of a war. While the U.S. has ordered fewer than 200,000 comparable drones by 2027, we've got to fix this. Here, to expand on this and the challenges, is Lieutenant Colonel. Robert Schaefer, retired Green Beret and author of the brand new book, The Green Beret Way.
And I'm going to talk about some of the things that you learned when you were in uniform, but your thoughts about our weapons production. What's going on, Colonel?
Well, we've got, as the President said, the greatest weapons in the world, but we aren't making enough of them. And the biggest problem is that we've had past administrations that let what we needed to have lapse. And so President Zielinski asked the President, he said, I need two things. I need three hundred of the Patriot interceptors so that I can keep all of the power plants from getting bombed by Russia. And I need to be able to make the license.
And that's what the President was referring to there when he said we have to be careful about it. But you Ukraine's really in a bind because Um Maybe for the viewers who don't know this, but when Russia is trying to take out one of their power plants or something like that, they do it in waves. They'll send out a couple of hundred drones, they'll send out some medium interceptor missiles, and then in between there, they'll send out some Iskanders. Or some kinjal, which means dagger in Russia. And and in between there, they'll s they'll sneak through, and the only thing that can get those Iskanders or those kinjals is the Pac-3 version of the Patriot Interceptor.
And uh The problem is that for Iran, we've already depleted two-thirds of our stockpile, which was about 1,500.
So that's why the President said he's not going to make any promises because we still need those. Israel needs them. And the orders for these, there's like 4,000 back-ordered.
So it's about seven years of production because Lockheed can only make 650 of these a year. Yeah, we got 35% of our Patriots are left, 62% of our Thad missile system are left, and we got 1,000 tomahawks we've already shot off.
So that was about a third of our stockpile.
So I want to talk about what you learned when you're serving in the military. You've had an incredible career, not only in uniform and as a Green Beret, but also as an ambassador in diplomacy. But you figured out. That by taking some of the things you learned as an elite soldier at Green Beret, you can transfer it to leadership principles for all of us. In what way does it apply in real life?
as opposed to war life.
So most people don't realize that, you know, Unlike other special operations forces, in addition to having what we call the sexy missions, which is the rescue the princess and go kill the bad guy, we've got what we call foreign internal defense and unconventional warfare, which most people know is insurgency and counterinsurgency. And What we have to do for that is, and I want you to think about today's work environment as I talk about what we have to do. But what we have to do is go to the other side of the world. and work with people that don't like us. May have tried to kill us, speak a completely different language, different culture, different values.
And they don't literally have to do what we tell them to do because they don't work for us. And yet we still have to get them to work as a team and get them to do what we want them to do.
So look at today's environment, the problems that we have. We've got Gen X doesn't talk to Gen Z. They call each other names, right? They literally speak different languages. And the newer generation, if they're not doing, they don't want what our grandparents want.
If they don't like what's going on, they're going to pop smoke. They really don't even work for you. And so just realizing that what we do as Green Berets is a special different kind of leadership system. It applies so well to what we're experiencing today with what we call like, you know, the AI new generation of leadership. Yeah, so you say, for example, lead, then manage, show them the right way, and then manage, I guess, what you're having to deal with.
Be an epic leader. Great leaders get people to lead themselves, and great leaders are motivated by opportunity, not fear.
So all these are important. It's all in your book. And just so you know, you don't have to be an elite soldier, a special operator, in order to benefit from this. I appreciate you joining us today. Thanks so much, Colonel.
Thank you, Brian. Really appreciate it. You got it, me. Pick up his book.
Now your sneak peek of the week. Let's get started. President Trump's going to be a busy guy. He plans to cut his tax plan and go into Las Vegas. Remember, he won Nevada last time.
A lot of people don't even know he has the big, beautiful bill out.
Some more he wants to do and talk about. A little bit later, he's going to be busy this week. There's something else that's going to be there. We're going to talk about multiple states are holding primary elections. Keep in mind, this is the real big one.
That's where can socialism win on the Democratic side in a purple state. People are going to be looking at that. And on Thursday, there's going to be a primary over in Tennessee. The Pro Football Hall of Fame is Thursday. It'll be the Cardinals against the Panthers in the Hall of Fame game.
Among the people going in, Drew Brees. That is it for us tonight. Quick note: pick up United States, the six crucial moments that forge the American miracle. It comes out, you can pre-order now. It comes out October 13th.
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