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Illegal Immigrants Terrorize Texas Woman in Her Home. plus Kamala Bombs on 60 Minutes · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz Ben Ferguson with you, Senator,
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Speaker 2: we are getting really close to election day and the
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Speaker 2: issue that Democrats don't want to talk about is what
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Speaker 2: has happened with the lack of border security, really with
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Speaker 2: wide open borders, whether it's people on the terraces watch
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Speaker 2: lists coming across, whether it's criminals coming across that have
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Speaker 2: been convicted of heinous crimes. But we now have another
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Speaker 2: example in Texas and it's horrifying.
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Speaker 3: Well it is. It happened in Dallas, Texas, where a
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Speaker 3: woman was terrified by four Venezuelan illegal immigrants who broke
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Speaker 3: into their home. They beat her, they pistol whipped her.
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Speaker 3: It is a horrifying story and it is an example
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Speaker 3: of what is unfolding every single day as a result
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Speaker 3: of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris's open borders, we're also seeing
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Speaker 3: we're seeing child rapists being released illegal immigrants, and the
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Speaker 3: human cost of illegal immigration becomes more and more real
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Speaker 3: every day. We're going to break that down on the show.
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Speaker 3: We're also going to talk about Kamala Harris's disastrous series
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Speaker 2: Actually all right, Sata, I want to play this clip
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Speaker 2: for people, and I hope that this is one of
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Speaker 2: those clips that people will share on social media. This
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Speaker 2: is exactly why we do this podcast to give people
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Speaker 2: this information. And this alleged migrant gang has been arrested
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Speaker 2: after a swat standoff, and we find out about the
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Speaker 2: heinous crimes that were committed by them against this woman
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Speaker 2: in Dallas.
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Speaker 1: Listen to the details run down this story Brook. Once
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Speaker 1: you find.
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Speaker 4: Out Bill, the details in this case, let me tell you,
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Speaker 4: are just horrifying. This woman says she was held at
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Speaker 4: gunpoint inside of her own home by these four guys.
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Speaker 4: She says they tied her up, they threatened to cut
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Speaker 4: her fingers off and beat her with a pistol. We
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Speaker 4: now know that these four men who are charged are
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Speaker 4: legal migrants from Venezuela. This woman lives alone, She's in
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Speaker 4: her fifties, just pulled in her garage in the upscale
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Speaker 4: Briarwood neighborhood of Dallas. Polise say the four suspects approached her,
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Speaker 4: forced her inside at gunpoint, or ransacked her home, stole
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Speaker 4: money and jewelry. According to police records, the suspects only
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Speaker 4: spoke Spanish and communicated through Google Translate. Luckily, police say
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Speaker 4: she was not hurt. When they left, she managed to
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Speaker 4: free herself, ran to a neighbor's home and called nine
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Speaker 4: to one one. Police matched a fingerprint to one of
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Speaker 4: the suspects, Manuel Hernandez. Hernandez, who named the others involved.
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Speaker 4: All four charged with aggravated robbery and have ICE detainers.
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Speaker 4: Ice tells Fox News that all four are from Venezuela,
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Speaker 4: and according to records, Hernandez told investigators they're involved in
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Speaker 4: a criminal streaking. Now, Ice would only give me the
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Speaker 4: immigration history of Manuel Hernandez, and it's worth noting because
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Speaker 4: in March legally entered the US from El Paso, and
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Speaker 4: he has been arrested at least twice before this. Just
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Speaker 4: months after illegally coming into the US, he pled guilty
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Speaker 4: to a d WI. Despite the conviction, he was released
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Speaker 4: right back into the US.
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Speaker 5: It was very concerning because it's a nice part of
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Speaker 5: Dallas and a quiet part. We welcome people who are
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Speaker 5: not who come here legally. That people who are not
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Speaker 5: here ill or are not coming in legally, we have
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Speaker 5: to wonder about why they were able to get here
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Speaker 5: in the first place, and this far north.
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Speaker 4: And meanwhile, over in San Antonio, authorities cracking down on
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Speaker 4: the Venezuelan streaking trend de Arragua. Multiple agencies going door
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Speaker 4: to door rating the Palatia apartment complex after reports of
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Speaker 4: drug and human trafficking. Sixteen Venezuelans there arrested and hsa
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Speaker 4: I identified four as TDA members. Now, the aggravated robbery
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Speaker 4: back here alive in Dallas, has neighbors really concerned. A
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Speaker 4: lot of them tell me that's put them on high
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Speaker 4: alert because the scary part, they say, is this is
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Speaker 4: a reminder that it could happen to anyone anywhere.
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Speaker 2: Senater, I know people that live in this neighborhood, and
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Speaker 2: when this story broke, I got text messages about it.
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Speaker 2: They couldn't believe that this happened to a fifty year
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Speaker 2: old woman and that was the target, that she was
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Speaker 2: treated this way. And yet, you know, some people say, hey,
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Speaker 2: isn't a problem until it's on my street or in
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Speaker 2: my neighborhood. This is now happening everywhere, and yet we
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Speaker 2: find these people, we catch some committing crimes, and the
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Speaker 2: Biden administration refuses to deport them over and over again.
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Speaker 3: That's exactly right, And this happened in an ordinary neighborhood
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Speaker 3: in Dallas, I also was getting text about it before
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Speaker 3: the news broke publicly, hearing about it from people in
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Speaker 3: Dallas that were hearing what had happened and were horrified,
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Speaker 3: And I got to say, it is really dumb luck
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Speaker 3: these guys were caught. That one guy left his fingerprint behind.
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Speaker 3: If there hadn't been a fingerprint, in all likelihood these guys,
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Speaker 3: we would have never known who they were other than
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Speaker 3: the description of them now. The first one who was arrested,
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Speaker 3: he told the Dallas police that the other men were
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Speaker 3: part of the anti Trenne criminal street gang in Venezuela,
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Speaker 3: which is a different gang than the de Aragua gang,
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Speaker 3: which has been really an enormous problem in committing multiple crimes,
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Speaker 3: including by the way, we now have reports that at
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Speaker 3: least one of the two illegal immigrants who raped and
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Speaker 3: murdered Joscelyn Nungary was a member of the trend Uragua gang.
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Speaker 3: So you've got two different gangs in Venezuela, and presumably more.
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Speaker 3: But these are two two different different reports, two crimes,
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Speaker 3: both horrific. The one in Houston. What happened happened to
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Speaker 3: Joscelyn is one of the most horrific things that beautiful
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Speaker 3: little girl, was was grabbed at night, was raped, was murdered, strangled,
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Speaker 3: and then just thrown in a by you, thrown in
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Speaker 3: a by you under a bridge, discarded in a way
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Speaker 3: that that that is horrible. And by the way, Joscelyn's murderers,
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Speaker 3: they were apprehended and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris released
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Speaker 3: them the very same day. Now, now as you know,
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Speaker 3: I've gotten to know Jocelyn's mom, Alexis is an incredibly
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Speaker 3: brave young woman. I've gotten to know Joscelyn's grandfather. And
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Speaker 3: the agony, the pain they have gone through is horrific.
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Speaker 3: And we're seeing this day after day after day. You
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Speaker 3: look in in Dallas, this crime, I got to say,
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Speaker 3: it's got people throughout Dallas, across Texas, across the country
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Speaker 3: incredibly concern. This woman was just driving home when four
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Speaker 3: armed men showed up with guns, forced their way into
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Speaker 3: her home, tied her up, beat her, pistol whipped her
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Speaker 3: with their handguns, threatened to cut off her fingers, and
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Speaker 3: then robbed her. Robbed about seventy five thousand dollars from
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Speaker 3: the house. This is the very real consequences of Joe
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Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala Harris's open borders.
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Speaker 2: One of the questions that you got to ask about
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Speaker 2: that story as well, is how did they get these guns? Right,
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Speaker 2: they can't buy them in a store, there's no loopoh
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Speaker 2: on a background check centator, all of the gun laws
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Speaker 2: we have in this country, and wait, all these criminals,
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Speaker 2: all these gang members, able to get these guns. I'm
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Speaker 2: being a little bit sarcastic, but also at the same
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Speaker 2: time a very real question.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Look, illegal immigrants are not eligible to legally purchase
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Speaker 3: a firearm in the United States, and certainly Venezuelan and
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Speaker 3: gang members are not. But inevitably, these criminals acquire guns illegally.
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Speaker 3: And it's an amazing thing. Ben the the Democrats in Congress,
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Speaker 3: they never seem to be worried when it's criminals getting
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Speaker 3: guns illegally. What they're worried about is law abiding citizens
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Speaker 3: having weapons to protect their homes. The criminals and how
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Speaker 3: they get guns, that's a question they never ask. And
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Speaker 3: by the way, let's be clear, it is Joe Biden
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Speaker 3: and Kamala Harris that are releasing these criminals into America.
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Speaker 3: And I got to say, look, as on top of
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Speaker 3: the story out of Dallas, On top of the horrific
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Speaker 3: story of Joscelyn, we got another story that broke this week.
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Speaker 3: I just want to read you the headline quote illegal
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Speaker 3: immigrant previously charged with raping eight year old girl arrested
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Speaker 3: after erroneous release and listen to the facts of this
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Speaker 3: because it just it's going to blow you away. Quote.
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Speaker 3: A Honduran illegal immigrant who was previously charged with raping
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Speaker 3: an eight year old girl in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was
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Speaker 3: arrested after he was released erroneously from local custody in
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Speaker 3: twenty nineteen. The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement New Orleans
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Speaker 3: Office announced on Monday that twenty eight year old Carlos
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Speaker 3: Vasquez was captured and arrested on a work site in
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Speaker 3: Baton Rouge on Wednesday. Ice said Vasquez entered the US
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Speaker 3: illegally as a godaway at an unknown time, and he
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Speaker 3: was released erroneously from local custody after he was convicted
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Speaker 3: of sex crimes in twenty nineteen. Ice added that Vasquez
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Speaker 3: had remained at large. On April twenty seventh, twenty seventeen,
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Speaker 3: ro Baton Rouge filed a detainer on Vasquez with each
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Speaker 3: Baton Rouge Paris jail after his arrest for indecent behavior
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Speaker 3: with juveniles, first degree rape an oral sexual battery of
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Speaker 3: an eight year old girl. Two years later, on November eighteenth,
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Speaker 3: twenty nineteen, I said, Vasquez was convicted of the amended
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Speaker 3: charge of sexual battery and was sentenced six months in
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Speaker 3: prison with credit for time served. On the same date,
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Speaker 3: the court accepted as guilty plead to the charge of
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Speaker 3: contributing to the delinquency of a minor and fined him
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Speaker 3: five hundred dollars and court costs of two hundred and
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Speaker 3: thirty five dollars, placing him on supervised probation for a
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Speaker 3: period of one year. However, on the same day, the
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Speaker 3: Franklin Parish Detention Center erroneously released him from custody without
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Speaker 3: notifying ro Baton Rouge. Basquez is now in federal custody,
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Speaker 3: according to ICE. Last month, data provided to lawmakers by
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Speaker 3: ICE said that tens of thousands of illegal immigrants with
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Speaker 3: sex offenses and homicide convictions could be loose on the streets.
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Speaker 3: This is and in fact that it continues. The agency
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Speaker 3: provided the data representative Tony Gonzales about national data for
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Speaker 3: illegal immigrants with criminal charges or convictions. The data as
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Speaker 3: of July twenty twenty four is broken down by those
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Speaker 3: in detention and those who are not in detention, which
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Speaker 3: is known as the non detained docket. The non detained
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Speaker 3: docket includes illegal immigrants who have final orders of removal
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Speaker 3: or are going through removal, but are not detained in
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Speaker 3: ICE custody. There are currently how many he you think
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Speaker 3: are an ICE's non detained document dockett.
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Speaker 1: Knowing this administration, there's no telling.
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Speaker 3: More than seven million, more than seven million, million, more
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Speaker 3: than seven million, And of those there are four hundred
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Speaker 3: and twenty five, four hundred and thirty one convicted criminals
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Speaker 3: and two hundred and twenty two one hundred and forty
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Speaker 3: one with pending criminal charges.
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Speaker 2: It almost seems like they created a crisis center so
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Speaker 2: they wouldn't have to deal with a seven million, because
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Speaker 2: they'd say, well, no one can deal with seven million, right,
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Speaker 2: we just keep letting them run through the system. At
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Speaker 2: some point, we just admit the system's overloaded, and then
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Speaker 2: we'll just, you know, kind of handout amnesty like it's candy.
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Speaker 3: Well, let's start with thirteen thousand and ninety nine. Those
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Speaker 3: are the criminally convicted murderers. Those are the people with
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Speaker 3: homicide convictions who are illegal immigrants who are currently released.
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Speaker 3: Every one of those could be picked up and deported.
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Speaker 3: And why have Joe Biden, Kamal Harris not done that.
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Speaker 1: I think it's pretty queer.
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Speaker 2: They have no of protecting us from these heinous criminals
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Speaker 2: that are committing these crimes that we just mentioned. It's
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Speaker 2: part of their master plan to completely re overhaul and
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Speaker 2: redo America.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, I will say, you know, you know,
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Speaker 3: it's interesting when you do media interviews. I unfortunately do
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Speaker 3: a lot of media interviews, and I've seen left wing
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Speaker 3: reporters get really angry and in fact yell at me.
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Speaker 3: I had one reporter yell at me, how dare you
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Speaker 3: say that the Democrats are doing this for political advantage?
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Speaker 3: And I'll respond to them and say, well, give me
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Speaker 3: another reason, Give me any other reason. Thirteen thousand and
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Speaker 3: ninety nine convicted murderers who are illegal aliens. Every one
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Speaker 3: of them could be removed from America. I challenge you
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Speaker 3: give me any other justification for not going and picking
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Speaker 3: them up and getting them hell out of this country.
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Speaker 3: I don't have one. I don't know one. And the
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Speaker 3: real answer, I believe The only answer is they look
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Speaker 3: at eleven and a half million illegal immigrants and they
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Speaker 3: see them all or the bulk of them, as few
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Speaker 3: Democrat voters. And so if there has to be suffering,
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Speaker 3: if people have to die, sadly Democrats are willing to
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Speaker 3: look the other way. And that sounds profoundly cynical. And
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Speaker 3: as I said, I've had reporters yell at me that
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Speaker 3: they just don't believe it. But then nobody can proffer
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Speaker 3: any alternative explanation.
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Speaker 2: Kama Harris was by the way, also asked on the
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Speaker 2: View would you have done anything differently than President Biden
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Speaker 2: during the past four years? Obviously this would include the
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Speaker 2: wide open southern border, the illegal immigrants that are coming across,
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Speaker 2: those that are rapists, that are convicted rapists, and the
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Speaker 2: numbers you just mentioned, the convicted murderers, those that have
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Speaker 2: been accused by the way of Hanness crimes I haven't
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Speaker 2: actually had to coordinate yet in their home country and
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Speaker 2: fled the country to get away from those accusations. And
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Speaker 2: she was asked the question on the View in New
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Speaker 2: York about it.
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Speaker 6: Listen, well, if anything, would you have done something differently
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Speaker 6: than President Biden during the past four years. There is
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Speaker 6: done a thing that comes to mind in terms of
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Speaker 6: and I've been a part of most of the decisions
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Speaker 6: that have had impact.
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Speaker 2: That is the ad that Donald Trump should run in
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Speaker 2: every swing state in America between now an election day because.
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Speaker 3: She is Look, as far as I'm concerned, you play
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Speaker 3: that clip and then right after it the words I'm
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump and I approve this message.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's it.
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Speaker 3: That actually maybe the truest words Kamala Harris has ever spoken.
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Speaker 3: There is nothing she would do differently except you know what,
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Speaker 3: she might even do it worse, because I will say, listen,
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Speaker 3: I think Biden is basically at this point a puppet.
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Speaker 3: I think it is sad the condition he's in. I
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Speaker 3: think Kamala is a true believer. I think I'm not
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Speaker 3: even sure how you would do it worse than Biden has.
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Speaker 3: But if it is possible to, I think Kamala intends
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Speaker 3: to if she ever gets in that position.
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Speaker 2: When you hear her say what she says, and she
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Speaker 2: also said, look, I was involved in all this, she's
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Speaker 2: basically implying that she's been the fact of president of
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Speaker 2: the United States of America. So how can she now
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Speaker 2: run away from her record specifically on this immigration issue.
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Speaker 1: This is for me, the whole ball game, this is
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Speaker 1: the election.
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Speaker 3: Well, there's also an arrogance to that answer. You know,
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Speaker 3: it's like, have you ever made a mistake. I can't
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Speaker 3: think of any mistake I've ever made. I mean that
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Speaker 3: How about the disastrous withdraw in Afghanistan? How about thirteen
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Speaker 3: dead servicemen and women. You wish that was different? No, No,
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Speaker 3: that doesn't come to mind. How about all of the
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Speaker 3: people who've been murdered, raped, the children assaulted by legal immigrants.
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Speaker 3: You release, No, that's not a mistake either. Okay. Inflation
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Speaker 3: You stood up at a rally and talked about how
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Speaker 3: the cost of everything a skyrocket? Is that a mistake?
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Speaker 3: How about giving one hundred billion dollars to Iran? Had
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Speaker 3: a mistake?
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Speaker 3: Nothing comes to mind. That there's a lack of introspection.
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Speaker 3: She's actually not. You know, you think about it. After
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Speaker 3: four years in the White House. I mean, almost anyone
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18:20
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18:23
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Speaker 2: This brings me to the big issue, and that is
21:01
Speaker 2: Kama Harris has been in hiding. She's used the basement
21:04
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's strategy. We've talked about this a lot on
21:08
Speaker 2: this show. What's interesting is her bump after the convention
21:14
Speaker 2: has now started to disappear. The campaign's concerned. There's been
21:19
Speaker 2: a lot of people that have said, we can't see her.
21:21
Speaker 2: She doesn't do press conferences, she hasn't laid out an agenda,
21:25
Speaker 2: we don't really know who she is. And there's others say, hey,
21:28
Speaker 2: keep hiding her because we believe she's just not likable,
21:31
Speaker 2: and so that's your only option. Well, the campaign made
21:34
Speaker 2: a very clear decision. We're gonna throw her on late night.
21:37
Speaker 2: We're gonna throw her on these like these these ridiculous podcasts.
21:41
Speaker 1: One of them that's the actual name. I'm not joking.
21:45
Speaker 2: I think it's called Her Daddy, and and it's a
21:48
Speaker 2: it's a show that deals with a bunch of conversations
21:51
Speaker 2: about sex and all other just random stuff. That's where
21:54
Speaker 2: they've decided to spend her time. She's doing late night
21:57
Speaker 2: comedy shows as well. And then she did quote one
22:01
Speaker 2: real serious interview. It was with sixty minutes. It did
22:06
Speaker 2: not go well. It was many would believe a. I
22:11
Speaker 2: think it's fair to call it a disaster. She's tried
22:15
Speaker 2: to reinvent herself yet again it's not going well. You
22:19
Speaker 2: saw part of that interview as well.
22:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, and let's start with the question she gets asked
22:26
Speaker 3: on immigration and whether it was a mistake for Biden
22:31
Speaker 3: to go soft on the border, whether it was a
22:33
Speaker 3: mistake to quadruple the number of illegal immigrants, and she
22:38
Speaker 3: refuses to answer. She dodges over and over again, and
22:42
Speaker 3: it really is I think it's the same as the
22:46
Speaker 3: view answer, but it's even more revealing because she's so
22:49
Speaker 3: stubbornly dug into know, everything we did with our open
22:53
Speaker 3: borders was exactly right.
22:55
Speaker 7: I've been covering the border for years and so I
22:59
Speaker 7: know this is a problem that started with your administration.
23:03
Speaker 1: Correct but there.
23:05
Speaker 7: Was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants coming across the
23:11
Speaker 7: border the first three years of your administration. As a
23:14
Speaker 7: matter of fact, arrivals quadrupled from the last year of
23:19
Speaker 7: President Trump. Was it a mistake to loosen the immigration
23:25
Speaker 7: policies as much as you did.
23:28
Speaker 6: It's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand,
23:33
Speaker 6: and from day one, literally we have been offering solutions.
23:38
Speaker 7: What I was asking was, was it a mistake to
23:42
Speaker 7: kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place?
23:45
Speaker 6: Say, the policies that we have been proposing are about
23:50
Speaker 6: fixing a problem, not promoting a problem.
23:53
Speaker 1: Okay, but the numbers did quadruple, and.
23:55
Speaker 6: The numbers today because of what we have done, we
23:59
Speaker 6: have the flow of illegal immigration by half, which would
24:04
Speaker 6: we have to hunt the flow of sentinel by half.
24:07
Speaker 6: But we need Congress to be able to act to
24:12
Speaker 6: actually fix the problem.
24:15
Speaker 2: So it's all your fault, Cenator, It's all Congress's fault.
24:18
Speaker 2: It's not the fault to the President and the Vice
24:20
Speaker 2: president of the United States of America. That's what they
24:22
Speaker 2: go back to.
24:24
Speaker 3: Well, and of course she ignores the fact that without
24:27
Speaker 3: Congress acting, And by the way, when Trump was president.
24:30
Speaker 3: We very much wanted Congress to act. We fought to
24:32
Speaker 3: have Congress pass tough border legislation, and the Democrats, including
24:36
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, blocked it. They didn't want tough border legislation.
24:40
Speaker 3: They opposed it at every stage. So for example, I
24:44
Speaker 3: introduced Kate's Law. Kate's Law's name for Kate Steinley. Kate
24:47
Speaker 3: Steinley was a beautiful twenty eight year old woman in California,
24:52
Speaker 3: and she was tragically she was murdered. She was murdered.
24:55
Speaker 3: She was standing on a pier in California, on a
24:57
Speaker 3: California beach, and an illegal immigrant who had been deported repeatedly,
25:02
Speaker 3: who had been convicted of multiple crimes, over and over
25:05
Speaker 3: and over again. He'd been in and out of jail repeatedly.
25:09
Speaker 3: He'd been deported, and he kept coming back. He fired
25:13
Speaker 3: a gun and the bullet hit her in the chest
25:17
Speaker 3: and pierced her heart, and Kate Steinley fell on that pier.
25:22
Speaker 3: She was with her father. I've met Kate Steinley's father.
25:27
Speaker 3: His daughter died in his arms. She bled out as
25:31
Speaker 3: he was holding her. Her last words to her father
25:35
Speaker 3: were helping daddy. You and I are both dads. That
25:38
Speaker 3: I cannot imagine.
25:40
Speaker 1: That's That's the only way I can say.
25:42
Speaker 3: A greater nightmare and the powerlessness you feel. The one
25:46
Speaker 3: thing is a dad you want to be able to
25:47
Speaker 3: do is protect your child. And Kate's Law is imminently
25:54
Speaker 3: common sense legislation that says aggravated felons who repeatedly entered
25:59
Speaker 3: the country illegally should face mandatory minimum prison sentences. Upwards
26:06
Speaker 3: of eighty percent of Texans, upwards of eighty percent of
26:08
Speaker 3: Americans agree with Kate's law. I'm the author of it.
26:11
Speaker 3: I've fought for it for years. Twice I've forced to
26:14
Speaker 3: vote on the Senate floor on Kate's law. Do you
26:17
Speaker 3: know what happened when we voted on Kate's law.
26:20
Speaker 2: I'm going to go out on a limit say. The
26:21
Speaker 2: Democrats said, now we're good.
26:24
Speaker 3: Every single Democrat, including Kamala Harris, voted no, just to
26:30
Speaker 3: Kate's law, just saying the worst of the worst, the
26:32
Speaker 3: aggravated felons. Their view was, no, we will not even
26:38
Speaker 3: focus on the criminals, even focus on the bad guys.
26:41
Speaker 3: In the wake of Joscelyn Nungre's murder, I introduced the
26:44
Speaker 3: Justice for Joscelyn Act to mandate that the administration keep
26:48
Speaker 3: in detention illegal immigrants when they have them and not
26:52
Speaker 3: release them into the public. You know what, not a
26:55
Speaker 3: single Democrat has supported justice for Joscelyn. This is a
26:59
Speaker 3: pattern over and over again. So Kamela in that interview,
27:03
Speaker 3: she doesn't address the fact that the reason Congress hasn't
27:06
Speaker 3: passed tougher border legislation is because she has opposed it
27:09
Speaker 3: along with every other member of her party, both in
27:13
Speaker 3: the Senate and virtually every Democrat in the House. She
27:16
Speaker 3: also has an address the rather obvious fact which was
27:20
Speaker 3: asked in that question in sixty minutes. Well, gosh, Donald Trump,
27:25
Speaker 3: even when you the Democrats blocked border legislation, was able
27:30
Speaker 3: to achieve the lowest rate of illegal immigration in forty
27:33
Speaker 3: five years, was able to achieve incredible success. And I
27:36
Speaker 3: worked hand in hand with President Trump to do that.
27:40
Speaker 3: She didn't address the fact, well, how was Trump able
27:43
Speaker 3: to do it without legislation passing? And by the way,
27:47
Speaker 3: how did you, Madame bordersar turn us into go from
27:53
Speaker 3: the lowest rate of illegal immigration in forty five years
27:56
Speaker 3: to the worst rate of the illegal immigration in our
27:59
Speaker 3: nation's history. In the end, answer is that Unilatterly, Joe
28:02
Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala Harris decided we're going to ignore federal law.
28:06
Speaker 3: You know, she says, GUS Congress needs to pass the law.
28:08
Speaker 3: You know what it is current federal law that when
28:10
Speaker 3: illegal aliens are in custody, they should be detained and
28:13
Speaker 3: they should be deported. If you look at the federal statutes,
28:17
Speaker 3: they use the word shall repeatedly shall be deported. That
28:21
Speaker 3: is a mandatory obligation from Congress. And I got to
28:25
Speaker 3: say that this is something to understand. The problem at
28:29
Speaker 3: the border is not a money problem. Would it helped
28:31
Speaker 3: to have more border patrol agents, sure, but you and
28:35
Speaker 3: I have had on this podcast the president of the
28:39
Speaker 3: Border Patrol Union who's told us we don't need more money,
28:41
Speaker 3: we don't need more agents. We take them, but we
28:43
Speaker 3: don't need them. What they need is policy. And what
28:47
Speaker 3: caused this crisis was the decision of Joe Biden and
28:51
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris to implement catch and release, simply to release
28:56
Speaker 3: illegal immigrants, as with Joscelyn's murderers on the day they
29:00
Speaker 3: are apprehended, just let them go. And we've never had
29:03
Speaker 3: a president in more than two hundred years of this
29:05
Speaker 3: country's history, who just defies the law says, I don't
29:10
Speaker 3: care what's written in the United States Code. I am
29:13
Speaker 3: gonna do what I damn well want to, and I
29:15
Speaker 3: want to release eleven and a half million illegal immigrants.
29:18
Speaker 3: That's what we've had. She is responsible for it, and
29:21
Speaker 3: she cannot admit responsibility. And by the way, to be clear,
29:26
Speaker 3: if God forbid she wins in November, she intends to
29:28
Speaker 3: continue doing the same damn thing.
29:32
Speaker 1: She tried to redo.
29:33
Speaker 2: By the way, on her question of what she would
29:35
Speaker 2: do different, this was when she decided to go on
29:39
Speaker 2: Stephen Colbert last night, and here's what she said when
29:43
Speaker 2: she was asked about, Hey, would you be any different
29:46
Speaker 2: than Joe Biden? Now I have a theory center. I
29:49
Speaker 2: think they said, can you re ask that question? Because
29:53
Speaker 2: that was entirely staged. The campaign realized, oh my goodness,
29:57
Speaker 2: this was a disaster of an answer. You've just given
30:01
Speaker 2: Trump their lead campaign commercial heading into the election. So
30:05
Speaker 2: let's tee up and give a different answer. And of course,
30:07
Speaker 2: Stephen Colbert, you know, I'm actually surprised he wasn't wearing
30:12
Speaker 2: like a cheerleader, like mini skirt and pom poms, because
30:16
Speaker 2: it is not complicated who he's rooting for, but go
30:19
Speaker 2: ahead and play the clip.
30:21
Speaker 8: Polling shows that a lot of people, especially independent voters,
30:25
Speaker 8: really want this to be a change election, and that
30:29
Speaker 8: they tend to break for you. In terms of thinking
30:31
Speaker 8: about change, you are a member president administration under a
30:36
Speaker 8: Harris administration, what would the major changes be and what
30:41
Speaker 8: would say the same?
30:42
Speaker 6: Sure, well, I mean I'm obviously not Joe Biden, and
30:46
Speaker 6: so that would be one change in terms of But
30:50
Speaker 6: also I think it's important to say with you know,
30:53
Speaker 6: twenty eight days ago, I'm not Donald Trump. And so
30:58
Speaker 6: when we think about this significance of what this next
31:02
Speaker 6: generation of leadership looks like to be elected president, it
31:06
Speaker 6: is about Frankly, I love the American people, and I
31:12
Speaker 6: believe in our country. I love that it is our
31:17
Speaker 6: character and nature to be an ambitious people. You know,
31:21
Speaker 6: we we have aspirations, we have dreams, we are we
31:26
Speaker 6: have incredible work ethic, and I just believe that we
31:31
Speaker 6: can create and build upon the success we've achieved in
31:35
Speaker 6: a way that we continue to grow opportunity and in
31:38
Speaker 6: that way grow the strength of our nation. So, for example,
31:41
Speaker 6: my economic policies, I think of it and I have
31:44
Speaker 6: named it as creating an opportunity economy, so it's about
31:47
Speaker 6: things like investing in small businesses. I love our small businesses.
31:51
Speaker 2: I love this part where it's like I created it,
31:53
Speaker 2: like out of Finnair Center.
31:55
Speaker 1: I've created it. I've created and I named it like
31:58
Speaker 1: it's a puppy. I've named it like. She didn't give
32:01
Speaker 1: any answer there, right, it's just shed.
32:04
Speaker 2: It's even worse to the American people, and we have
32:07
Speaker 2: ambition quote unquote.
32:09
Speaker 3: Look that that answer. It's actually screamingly funny and at
32:14
Speaker 3: the same time screamingly terrifying. So Colbert's try, He's like, look,
32:19
Speaker 3: people desperately want change. The entire fiction of your campaign
32:22
Speaker 3: is you're the change candidate, except for the fact that
32:24
Speaker 3: you're in the incumbent administration and every other vice president
32:27
Speaker 3: in history who's run for election has run on continuity
32:30
Speaker 3: continue the success as well. You know that the successes
32:34
Speaker 3: are very few and that the record is a train wreck.
32:36
Speaker 3: So you want change because people aren't happy with your
32:40
Speaker 3: disastrous record. So what would you change now? Now that actually,
32:44
Speaker 3: to call that a softball is an insult to softballs.
32:47
Speaker 3: That's a t ball. That's all.
32:51
Speaker 2: It's just set up though, like we need to just
32:52
Speaker 2: be intellectually honest about this, Like this is a clear
32:55
Speaker 2: we need to redo, we're going to use.
32:58
Speaker 3: But I gotta say, I don't know if her campaign
33:03
Speaker 3: is just miserably incompetent or she is or both. But
33:07
Speaker 3: for a setup, that may be the worst answer I've
33:10
Speaker 3: ever heard, because she talks. I mean, the phrase word
33:13
Speaker 3: salad has used a lot. But she says, well, the
33:16
Speaker 3: change is I'm not Joe Biden. Oh okay, and I'm
33:19
Speaker 3: not Donald Trump. That's the whole change. And then I
33:22
Speaker 3: love What else is the change? The next thing she says,
33:25
Speaker 3: I love America. Yeah, oh my goodness. So your position
33:29
Speaker 3: is Joe Biden doesn't love America. That's the change. She
33:32
Speaker 3: literally says, I love America. That's the change. Unlike those evil,
33:38
Speaker 3: mean bastards that aren't me well.
33:40
Speaker 1: And the other thing is they try to humanize her.
33:43
Speaker 2: She cracked open a beer with Stephen Colbert and that guy,
33:47
Speaker 2: like a full segment on CNN which was hysterical. And
33:50
Speaker 2: then you go back to what she actually says, and
33:54
Speaker 2: the Vice President of the United States of America said,
33:57
Speaker 2: and I want you to listen for this, The American
34:00
Speaker 2: dream right now is really elusive?
34:02
Speaker 1: Is she trying to write another ad for Donald Trump?
34:04
Speaker 6: Listen, The American dream right now is really elusive for
34:08
Speaker 6: far too many people in terms of even aspiring to
34:11
Speaker 6: own a home.
34:13
Speaker 1: It's too expensive.
34:13
Speaker 6: We don't have enough housing. We have a housing shortage.
34:15
Speaker 6: So part of my plan is to work with the
34:17
Speaker 6: private sector, with builders and developers, to build three million
34:20
Speaker 6: more homes by the end of my first term, and
34:23
Speaker 6: to give first time home buyers a twenty five thousand
34:26
Speaker 6: dollars down payment assistance so they can just get their
34:30
Speaker 6: foot in the door to home ownership, which is the
34:33
Speaker 6: fastest and the most efficient way for people to build
34:36
Speaker 6: intergenerational wealth. These are the ways that I think about
34:40
Speaker 6: how we build up our country in a way that
34:43
Speaker 6: is about supporting the middle class. I come from the
34:46
Speaker 6: middle class. I'm never going to forget where I come from.
34:49
Speaker 2: I love it. Middle class is apparently really tough for her.
34:51
Speaker 2: If you know her history, you kind of got to
34:53
Speaker 2: roll your eyes at that. But this idea, she says,
34:57
Speaker 2: everything's bad right now, far too many people in terms
34:59
Speaker 2: of in aspiring to own a house because there's not
35:02
Speaker 2: enough houses.
35:02
Speaker 1: Well, why is that?
35:03
Speaker 2: Because the illegal immigrants you've allowed into this country by
35:06
Speaker 2: the tens of millions.
35:08
Speaker 3: Well, of course Colbert pressed back with that, right.
35:10
Speaker 1: No, no, no, he did not.
35:11
Speaker 2: They just they just decided to drink a beer instead,
35:13
Speaker 2: because that's how you do an interview now when it's
35:16
Speaker 2: somebody that no one's voted for, and we're just, you know,
35:18
Speaker 2: less than thirty days away from election day, right.
35:21
Speaker 3: You know. By the way, I will say, I think
35:23
Speaker 3: it is fitting that that was a comedy show because
35:26
Speaker 3: if you recall, in her debate with Donald Trump, the
35:30
Speaker 3: opening question was elections come down to the question are
35:34
Speaker 3: you better off now than you were four years ago?
35:37
Speaker 3: And so, Madame Vice President, are the American people better
35:40
Speaker 3: off now than they were four years ago? And her
35:42
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35:46
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35:50
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35:54
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36:01
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38:34
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38:37
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Speaker 7: Do we have a real close ally in Prime Minister
38:45
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38:47
Speaker 6: I think, with all due respect, the better question is
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Speaker 2: So she throws our relationship with a leader that was
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39:12
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39:17
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39:21
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39:26
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39:32
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39:35
Speaker 3: Well, look, she clearly hates Benjamin NETNAHUO and that that's
39:39
Speaker 3: true of this entire White House. It's true of Joe Biden,
39:41
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39:45
Speaker 3: as the sitting Vice President, boycotted net Yahoo's speech to
39:49
Speaker 3: a joint session of Congress I was there sitting on
39:52
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39:54
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40:07
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40:09
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40:24
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 3: And frankly she can barely bring herself to describe Israel
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Speaker 3: as an ally. Listen, there is a growing pro Hamas
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Speaker 3: wing of the Democrat Party, and Kamala Harris clearly wants
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Speaker 3: their vote. She wants the votes in Dearborn, Michigan. She
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Speaker 3: wants the votes of the radicals, the anti Semites on
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Speaker 3: college campuses. And I got to say, and we should
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Speaker 3: wrap up on this. I want to play the answer
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Speaker 3: she gave when it when asked about Israel on sixty minutes,
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Speaker 3: the actual answer she gave. And then I want us
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Speaker 3: to play what sixty minutes aired because we mentioned before
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Speaker 3: the phrase word salad. This word salad answer is truly remarkable.
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Speaker 3: And so let's play initially what she said in the
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Speaker 3: actual interview, and then we'll go to what they are.
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Speaker 2: And then the sixty minute fabulous edit. That's the only
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Speaker 2: way to describe it. It's they knew it was bad,
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Speaker 2: so let's fix it here it is.
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Speaker 7: But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyah who is not listening.
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Speaker 6: Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted
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Speaker 6: in a number of movements in that region by Israel
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Speaker 6: that were very much prompted by or a result of
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Speaker 6: many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen
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Speaker 6: in the region.
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Speaker 2: Now that is the original answer, all right, So it
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Speaker 2: was twenty seven seconds long, So.
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Speaker 3: They tweeted that out before the interview aired, so it
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Speaker 3: was public in twitter verse, and people were vicious in
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Speaker 3: mocking it because it's so lacking in content. It doesn't
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Speaker 3: say anything. So here's what's seeing what sixty minutes actually aired.
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Speaker 7: But it seems that Prime Minister netanya who is not listening.
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Speaker 6: We are not going to stop pursuing what is necessary
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Speaker 6: for the United States to be clear about where we
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Speaker 6: stand on the need for this war to end.
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Speaker 1: That's a completely different answer.
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Speaker 3: Holy cow. Look like, listen, that's not sixty minutes, that's
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Speaker 3: like fifty seven minutes. And it makes you wonder what
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Speaker 3: else did they edit out? What other answers did she give?
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Speaker 3: That The sixty minute producers bury their head in their
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Speaker 3: hands and said, oh no, if people see this, they're
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Speaker 3: not going to vote for and we need her to
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Speaker 3: vote for now. Look, I'm going to be mixed in
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Speaker 3: my commentary in sixty minutes because I will say, at
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Speaker 3: least they asked the question on quadrupling the number of
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Speaker 3: illegal immigrants, that was important, and her refusal to answer
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Speaker 3: it was important, so they didn't edit that out. But
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Speaker 3: on Israel, they just couldn't stomach letting her answer stand
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Speaker 3: on its own merits, and they tried to help her
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Speaker 3: out and they actually got caught, which I got to say,
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Speaker 3: I think has done real damage to their credibility going forward.
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