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DOGE finds $4.7TRILL in Untraceable Government Spending plus Trump Unleashes CIA on Cartels · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: DOGE has now discovered four point seven trillion of Treasury
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Speaker 1: Department payments that are quote almost impossible to be traced.
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Speaker 1: You got to ask yourself the question, why why would
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Speaker 1: the Treasury Department send four point seven trillion dollars of
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Speaker 1: payments without an identification code that links a Treasury payment
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Speaker 1: to a budget line item. That is what DOGE has announced,
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Speaker 1: making the payments quote impossible, almost impossible to trace.
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Speaker 2: Doage said. The identification payment.
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Speaker 1: Code called t AS for Treasury Access Symbol is now
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Speaker 1: required as of Saturday to increase the insight into where
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Speaker 1: money is actually going, because well, we don't know where
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Speaker 1: four point seven trillion dollars of your tax dollars actually went.
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Speaker 1: The Treasure Access Symbol TASK is an identification code linking
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Speaker 1: Treasury payments to a budget line item. This is in parentheses,
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Speaker 1: Dade said standard financial process in the federal government. The
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Speaker 1: TAS field was optional for four point seven trillion, not
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Speaker 1: billion million, four point seven trillion in payments and was
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Speaker 1: often left blank, making traceability, as they described it, almost impossible.
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Speaker 1: Think about that, like, why would you not want to
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Speaker 1: trace four point seven trillion in payments? Because you don't
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Speaker 1: want the people to see what's happening. That's the only
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Speaker 1: reason why you do this. This isn't by like, This
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Speaker 1: isn't some random accident of like four point seven trillion
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Speaker 1: dollars disappearing. This is a deliberate abuse of four point
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Speaker 1: seven trillion dollars in payments so that you couldn't ask
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Speaker 1: questions about it now.
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Speaker 2: Fox News also reported.
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Speaker 1: On the tas R Task Payment Code system, saying, quote
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Speaker 1: according to the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, which is
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Speaker 1: under the Treasury, TAS codes are used to describe any
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Speaker 1: one of the account identification codes assigned by the Treasury,
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Speaker 1: and is also referred to as the quote account. All
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Speaker 1: financial transactions made by the federal government are classified by
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Speaker 1: TAS when reporting to the Treasury in the Office of
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Speaker 1: Management and Budget. You may have heard of thatmb The
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Speaker 1: discovery was announced on the same day, by the way
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Speaker 1: that DOGE appeared to have populated the doge dot gov
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Speaker 1: savings page, which as of Monday evenings said the total
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Speaker 1: estimated savings since the establishment of the department is now
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Speaker 1: totally about fifty five billion dollars. Quote Major Improvement and
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Speaker 1: Treasury Payment Integrity going live must posted on x saying
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Speaker 1: this is This was a combined effort of DOGE, the
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Speaker 1: US Treasury, and the Federal Reserve.
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Speaker 2: Nice work by all. Now, the absence of the code.
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Speaker 1: Was discovered during a DOGE audit of the Treasury Department
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Speaker 1: to find and cut waste, fraud, and abuse. Democrats oppose
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Speaker 1: the audit.
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Speaker 2: Let me say that again.
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Speaker 1: Democrats oppose the audit on the grounds that DOGE, a
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Speaker 1: department within the federal government, should not have access quote
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Speaker 1: to taxpayer's sensitive data. Attorney general's all lefties from fourteen
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Speaker 1: different states even sued to block DOGE from accessing the data,
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Speaker 1: alleging what they described as quote executive overreach. So if
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Speaker 1: you want to know what states are probably getting the
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Speaker 1: most of this money, it's probably the same fourteen states
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Speaker 1: that sued to block us from seeing where our tax
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Speaker 1: dollars are going.
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Speaker 2: Quote. This is not some roving band.
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Speaker 1: This is methodical, and it is going to yield big savings.
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Speaker 1: That is what the Treasury Secretary, Scott Bennett said in
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Speaker 1: a TV interview about the DOGE audit. Now, the left
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Speaker 1: is just enraged by this. They don't understand why they
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Speaker 1: have to deal with accountability. They don't like that all
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Speaker 1: their money is drying up at a pace, and I
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Speaker 1: don't think they ever thought this would happen. I don't
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Speaker 1: think they ever thought there'd be a day, at least
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Speaker 1: while they're alive, where the US government would actually have
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Speaker 1: to answer to the American people because it had gotten
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Speaker 1: so big and the waste was well in the trillions
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Speaker 1: of dollars as we are now seeing, which brings me,
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Speaker 1: by the way, to another point I want to make.
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Speaker 1: Carolin Levitt, White House pressyent Terry was on Shohn Handy's
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Speaker 1: show last night, and this is what she had to
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Speaker 1: say about the White House, saying, Look, we are instructing
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Speaker 1: Musk to probe anything that's fraudulent. Whether that's so Security payments,
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Speaker 1: whether that's Treasury Department payments, whether that's DoD doesn't matter,
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Speaker 1: because our job is to save taxpayers money.
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Speaker 2: Here is part of her conversation with Hannity.
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Speaker 3: President Trump has directed Elon Musk in the JOJ team
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Speaker 3: to identify fraud at the Social Security Administration. They haven't
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Speaker 3: dug into the books yet, but they suspect that there
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Speaker 3: are tens of millions of deceased people who are receiving
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Speaker 3: fraudulent Social Security payments, and so their goal and going
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Speaker 3: into the Social Security Administration is to identify three things.
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Speaker 3: Number one, to identify duplicate payments and to end them.
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Speaker 3: Number two, to identify payments that are going to deceased
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Speaker 3: people who are no longer living and should no longer
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Speaker 3: be receiving that money. And number three, to protect the
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Speaker 3: integrity of the system for hardworking Americans who have been
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Speaker 3: paying into.
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Speaker 2: It their entire lives.
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Speaker 3: So rest assured to all of the people watching your
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Speaker 3: show tonight, if you paid into the system honestly, you
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Speaker 3: will continue to receive your Social Security checks. Do not
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Speaker 3: buy into the lies from the legacy fake news media
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Speaker 3: who are trying to fear you and scare you into
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Speaker 3: believing otherwise. This is what we've seen them do about
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Speaker 3: President Trump for year, with every promise that he has made,
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Speaker 3: and he's going in there to protect your hard earned money.
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Speaker 2: That is the ultimate goal. Okay.
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Speaker 4: They have apparently found eight point seven million Americans who
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Speaker 4: are listed. Now that doesn't mean that we don't know
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Speaker 4: if they're being paid, but they're listed and they're on the.
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Speaker 2: Social Security role.
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Speaker 4: Their names are there that are over one hundred and
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Speaker 4: thirty years old. Eight point seven million Americans listed and
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Speaker 4: as Elon said, far more eligible social Security numbers than
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Speaker 4: they're actual citizens in the US. But we don't know
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Speaker 4: yet if checks are being sent to either individuals that
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Speaker 4: are dead or maybe family members that are receiving them.
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Speaker 4: We just know their names are still on the list.
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Speaker 2: Right, Yes, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 3: There are a lot of unanswered questions, but that's exactly
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Speaker 3: why the Social Security employees, I may add, are digging
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Speaker 3: into the book books and going line by line because
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Speaker 3: past administrations have refused to do this very time consuming
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Speaker 3: but necessary work. And I want to emphasize that these
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Speaker 3: are Social Security political appointees. With every change of a
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Speaker 3: new administration, you have new political empointees just like me
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Speaker 3: and my colleagues at the White House, who onboard to
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Speaker 3: serve the elected president. That's called a democracy. And for
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Speaker 3: far too long we've had a bureaucracy that has been
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Speaker 3: running these agencies, and look at what has resulted in
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Speaker 3: tens of billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse
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Speaker 3: every single year that we know of. And so these
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Speaker 3: DOGE employees, these Social Security employees, are onboarding as Social
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Speaker 3: Security Administration employees political appointees, and they have every right
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Speaker 3: to administer President Trump's agenda, and that's their main focus
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Speaker 3: with this effort, not just at Social Security, but of
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Speaker 3: course at every agency.
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Speaker 1: As you know, let's talk about the social security story,
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Speaker 1: because this is another part of the corruption that we're witnessing,
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Speaker 1: and so you understand just how much fraud there could
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Speaker 1: actually be that you're paying for. This for me is
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Speaker 1: all about the cash, right, like every aspect of this
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Speaker 1: is to me, it is about the money. And DOGE
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Speaker 1: is now investigating a potential social security fraud millions aged
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Speaker 1: one hundred and.
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Speaker 2: Thirty plus on the rolls.
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Speaker 1: The Department of Government Efficiency is investigating potential soci security fraud,
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Speaker 1: and its head Elon Musk posted startling information about its database, saying, quote.
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Speaker 2: Social Security database, these are the numbers.
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Speaker 1: Of people in each age bucket with the death field
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Speaker 1: set to false. Must began, posting an image of a
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Speaker 1: chart with an age bracket going all the way up
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Speaker 1: to three hundred and.
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Speaker 2: Sixty nine years old.
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Speaker 1: Indeed, the infos showed millions of individuals listed in some
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Speaker 1: of the more unlikely brackets. For example, there are four
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Speaker 1: point seven million that were listed between the ages of
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Speaker 1: one hundred and one hundred and nine. I think we
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Speaker 1: can all agree there's not four point seven million people
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Speaker 1: in America that are on Social Security between the ages
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Speaker 1: of one hundred and one hundred and nine.
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Speaker 2: It gets worse.
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Speaker 1: There are three point six million on the Social Security
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Speaker 1: roll list that are aged one hundred and ten to
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Speaker 1: one hundred nineteen.
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Speaker 2: It gets worse.
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Speaker 1: There are three point four million recipients in the age
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Speaker 1: bracket of one hundred and twenty to one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty nine. What's even more shocking is the numbers about
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Speaker 1: to go up. Okay, I just told you there's three
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Speaker 1: point four million people on the rolls. From the ages
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Speaker 1: of one hundred and twenty one hundred and twenty nine.
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Speaker 1: That number jumps from three point four million to three
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Speaker 1: point nine million for the age group one thirty to
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Speaker 1: one thirty nine. What's even more shocking is from the
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Speaker 1: age age one hundred and forty to one hundred and
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Speaker 1: forty nine, there is three point four million in that
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Speaker 1: age group list. And finally, from the age one fifty
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Speaker 1: to one fifty nine, there's one point three million. The
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Speaker 1: figures continue. Okay, this is insane. There's even one age
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Speaker 1: bracket between the ages of three hundred and sixty to
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Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty nine years old. So according to
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Speaker 1: the Social Security Database, these are the numbers of people
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Speaker 1: in each age group with the death field set to fosse.
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Speaker 1: So there's a lot of quote vampires, as must put it,
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Speaker 1: collecting social Security, not a few, a lot. Yes, there
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Speaker 1: are far more eligible Social Security members, by the way,
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Speaker 1: than there are citizens in the US of A.
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Speaker 2: Is something else that must add it.
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Speaker 1: This might be the biggest fraud in American history. We
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Speaker 1: have got some major movements coming from the White House
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Speaker 1: on the issue of how we're going to deal with
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Speaker 1: the drug cartels down in Mexico. Two different reports are
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Speaker 1: now coming out, and I think they are incredibly exciting.
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Speaker 1: So let me break down part one before we get
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Speaker 1: to part two, which could be action taken against the cartels. Now,
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Speaker 1: the CIA, we are being told, is flying surveillance drones
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Speaker 1: over the cartels now in Mexico. This is part one
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Speaker 1: because without intel then it would be much harder for
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Speaker 1: us to then go after.
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Speaker 2: Them or take them out. Right.
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Speaker 1: Well, now, multiple news outlets are reporting that the CIA
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Speaker 1: is now stepping up their drone flights over Mexico. The
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Speaker 1: currently unarmed flights are said to be searching for fetnal
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Speaker 1: labs that are run by Mexican cartels designated by President
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump as foreign terrast organizations. The US officials told
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Speaker 1: The New York Times the flights go well into sovereign Mexico. Now,
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Speaker 1: the flights reportedly began during the quote Biden administration, but
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Speaker 1: we're stepped up by CIA Director John Radcliffe after President
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Speaker 1: Trump made the foreign terrorist designation. So if liberals want
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Speaker 1: to freak out saying we're flying over Mexico, just know
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Speaker 1: they were doing a little bit of this when Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden was president. That's why I wanted to give you
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Speaker 1: that information. Now, the flights are not quote authorized to
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Speaker 1: use lethal force at this time. This is all about
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Speaker 1: intelligence gathering. The CIA officers are just gathering the intelligence
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Speaker 1: data and then they're passing it along to quote Mexican officials.
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Speaker 1: The Times is also reporting, in other words, we're saying
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Speaker 1: to Mexico, you better do some of this for us. Now,
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Speaker 1: that is the risky part of the game, because many
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Speaker 1: believe that if you give this intel to Mexican officials,
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Speaker 1: nothing is going to actually happen. I'm going to deal
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Speaker 1: with that in a moment, but I wanted you to
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Speaker 1: understand the structure of this now. Tuesday afternoon, CNN reported
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Speaker 1: that the CIA is flying the Reaper drones, the same
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Speaker 1: ones you've heard about, those MQ desh nines, the ones
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Speaker 1: that you're familiar with that are used in Iraq, Afghanistan,
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Speaker 1: the Middle East. Now, these drones are equipped to deliver
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Speaker 1: lethal payloads, but are not currently armed.
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Speaker 2: This is all about surveillance.
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Speaker 1: Quote the mqdashline drones used for the mission are not
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Speaker 1: currently armed, CNN said, but they can be equipped with
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Speaker 1: payloads to carry out precision strikes. The US regularly uses
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Speaker 1: these to target suspected terrafts in Syria, Iraq, and Somalia.
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Speaker 1: CNN even added some current and formal officials say designating
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Speaker 1: cartels as terrorist groups could potentially lay the groundwork for
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Speaker 1: direct US strikes against the cartels and their drug labs
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Speaker 1: in Mexico. It is not clear if the US notified
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Speaker 1: Mexico of the surveillance flights prior to entering Mexican air
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Speaker 1: space well on February the thirteenth. We also have been
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Speaker 1: told now that the US Department of State was expected
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Speaker 1: to designate certain factions of Mexican cartels as quote, foreign
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Speaker 1: terrorists organizations. Now, many of these cartels that are being
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Speaker 1: distinguished now as these foreign terrist organizations are cartels that
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Speaker 1: you may have heard of. For example, the Sineloa Cartel
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Speaker 1: is one that a lot of know about. The Golf
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Speaker 1: Cartel is another one, Zidas is another. It's a northeastern cartel.
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Speaker 1: There are quite a few others now that I've been
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Speaker 1: told that you may not be familiar with, that are
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Speaker 1: very powerful in Mexico that are also being designated as
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Speaker 1: foreign terrast organizations. Now there's another part of this reporting
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Speaker 1: that's also important, and I want to read this from
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Speaker 1: Breitbart Texas. Okay, Breitbart Texas has done an incredible job
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Speaker 1: of covering these types of stories. In Breitbart News Foundation
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Speaker 1: have reported extensively on the Golf Cartel, the reign of
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Speaker 1: tear that they have unleashed on northern Mexico, and the
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Speaker 1: protection that they've received from Mexico's government all right, as
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Speaker 1: well as Mexico's federal government. So local and federal are
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Speaker 1: protecting them in Mexico.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: In addition to mass killings, widespread kidnapping, and torture, each
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Speaker 1: of these six cartels that have now been designated by
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Speaker 1: Trump as a foreign terrorist organization, have also been linked
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Speaker 1: to the indiscriminate use of explosives and some of them
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Speaker 1: the use of land minds to even protect their territories.
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Speaker 1: All of those organizations have a long history of receiving
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Speaker 1: government protection as well as legal protection, with Mexican judges
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Speaker 1: routinely released and captured cartel figures. This is all documented
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Speaker 1: and well stated if you've read some of these reports.
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Speaker 1: Now it appears the government of Mexico is denying quote
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Speaker 1: overflight in Mexican airspace. That is part of what CNN
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Speaker 1: reported saying, quote we cannot roll out espionage because we
15:44
Speaker 1: do not know exactly what was done. Is what the
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Speaker 1: Mexican Defense minister said about America doing surveillance. However, they
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Speaker 1: did not violate national airspace yet, so they're playing still
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Speaker 1: both sides of this because the entire government down in
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Speaker 1: Mexico is completely controlled by the cartels, make no mistake
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Speaker 1: about it.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: The CIA also has not publicly addressed the issue of
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Speaker 1: Mexican airspace. A spokesman said, quote Countering drug cartels in
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Speaker 1: Mexico and regionally is now a priority for the CIA
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Speaker 1: as part of the Trump Administration's broader efforts to end
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Speaker 1: the grave threat from narco trafficking. The director John Radcliffe
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Speaker 1: is determined to put CIA's unique expertise to work against
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Speaker 1: this multifaceted challenge. Now you may say, all right, how
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Speaker 1: are the cartels going to sleep well at night knowing
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Speaker 1: that this is happening. I think it's pretty clear the
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Speaker 1: Mexican government is going to protect them, because the Mexican
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Speaker 1: government controls all of this, Which brings me to part
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Speaker 1: two of the story. If this is about intelligence gathering
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Speaker 1: and these drones are not equipped in any capacit right
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Speaker 1: to actually make strikes, and that's what we are being
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Speaker 1: told that there is very simply put, this is all
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Speaker 1: about intelligence gathering and some of the intelligence they're going
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Speaker 1: to give to Mexico.
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Speaker 2: There's two parts to why this may work.
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Speaker 1: One, if you're giving this to Mexico and they're not
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Speaker 1: acting on it, then it's going to give you more
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Speaker 1: of the ability to say, Okay, we tried to work
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Speaker 1: with you. You guys aren't doing anything to stop these
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Speaker 1: the fetnyl flow into this country, and so now we
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Speaker 1: have to make take matters in their own hands.
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Speaker 2: That's number one Number.
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Speaker 1: Two, it also tells you that we are building an
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Speaker 1: intelligence network so that we understand where the drugs are
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Speaker 1: going from, where they're starting there, where the trafficking's happening,
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Speaker 1: who's buying them, who's selling them, who's bringing them across
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Speaker 1: the border, and you can trace the drugs out from
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Speaker 1: the jungle or from these labs wherever we are monitoring
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Speaker 1: them with these drones. Then the third question that everyone
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Speaker 1: is asking is an important one. Are we actually going
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Speaker 1: to hit them? Are we going to hit where these
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Speaker 1: distribution centers are from the sky. Are we going to
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Speaker 1: hit where these labs are maybe in the middle of
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Speaker 1: nowhere in the jungles.
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Speaker 2: It's a great question.
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Speaker 1: Now, there's two things here that I want you to
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Speaker 1: understand about what could come next. Number One, Tom Holman
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Speaker 1: said that we are working on striking cartels in Mexico.
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Speaker 1: He also gave some new information that interior arrests by
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Speaker 1: ice have increased by more than one hundred and.
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Speaker 2: Thirty seven percent under President Trump.
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Speaker 1: Arrests of aliens with criminal convictions has doubled under President
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Speaker 1: Trump in the last month. The arrest of illegal alien
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Speaker 1: gang members has also doubled. Our streets and neighborhoods are
18:42
Speaker 1: that much safer under President Trump, he said, and said,
18:45
Speaker 1: we are less than a month into this and have
18:47
Speaker 1: done more than the Biden administration ever did in four
18:51
Speaker 1: years because we know what they were doing. So this
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Speaker 1: brings me back to, Okay, we get intel on these cartels,
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Speaker 1: we are to understand where their network is. We're doing
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Speaker 1: all that with these reaper drones right now. I think
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Speaker 1: a lot of people say, look, when are we going
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Speaker 1: to hit them? Right It's a fair question. President Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump declared that the drug cartels were foreign terrorist organizations.
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Speaker 1: That was massive on his first day in office, he
19:18
Speaker 1: said it. And now the borders are Tom Holman says,
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Speaker 1: there are quote active discussions about US military strikes on
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Speaker 1: terror targets in Mexico. So you can start celebrating because
19:28
Speaker 1: this is about to get real.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: While all this is happening, there's a side story that's
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Speaker 1: exploded from this, and it deals with AOC. AOC is
19:40
Speaker 1: like obsessed now with crying. I guess again, you know
19:44
Speaker 1: at the wall, remember when she did that photo op
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Speaker 1: where she said there's kids in cages that were actually
19:48
Speaker 1: built by Obama. She went down there and fake cried
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Speaker 1: and the media picked it up. She's now attacking Tom
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Speaker 1: Homan and any American that wants to get rid of
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Speaker 1: these violent criminals in America or go after them New Mexico.
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Speaker 2: And I want you to hear this real quick. Take
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Speaker 2: a listen, Tom.
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Speaker 5: Holman, who's the head of who's the head of who's
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Speaker 5: directing a lot of these ice operations nationally, et cetera.
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Speaker 5: He went on TV practically crying. This dude was winding
20:16
Speaker 5: his ass off because I went into the city of Chicago,
20:21
Speaker 5: and Chicago had prepared for them their mayor and local
20:25
Speaker 5: elected officials who were solid on this issue. They educated
20:30
Speaker 5: the city on their legal rights.
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Speaker 6: For more, let's welcome in the person that she was
20:36
Speaker 6: referencing there Trump administration borders are Tom home and Tom
20:39
Speaker 6: good to see you. I know you've been asked this
20:42
Speaker 6: question before, but.
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Speaker 2: I don't care.
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Speaker 6: How do you respond to that? But what do you
20:46
Speaker 6: make of that that an elected official is saying that
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Speaker 6: kind of thing?
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Speaker 7: Well, first of all, I think she's you know, I
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Speaker 7: won't I won't go.
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Speaker 2: I want to go, Tom, Please do, please do what
20:58
Speaker 2: you're on your mind. It's a holiday.
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Speaker 7: Look, she's the dumbest congresswoman ever, he listened to the Congress,
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Speaker 7: and she proves that every day. And look, bottom line is,
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Speaker 7: I can't believe any member, any member of Congress, Republican, Democrat, independent,
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Speaker 7: would want to educate criminal illigal aliens who are in
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Speaker 7: the country legally, been convicted of a violent crime and
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Speaker 7: have been ordered to remove by an immigration judge after
21:23
Speaker 7: due process at great tax payer expense. You got a
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Speaker 7: congressman or congresswoman that does not want ICE to do
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Speaker 7: the job that Congress has mandated them to do and
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Speaker 7: funds them to do. So she doesn't want if she
21:37
Speaker 7: doesn't want, the ICE to enforce the laws they enacted,
21:41
Speaker 7: and what the hell is Congress doing. I gotta they
21:43
Speaker 7: can spend their time doing better things rather than the
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Speaker 7: writing laws they didn't wanted some force. President Trump and
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Speaker 7: me have been clear from day one, we're concentrating in
21:51
Speaker 7: public safety, trust and national security threasts. She can call
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Speaker 7: it educational constitution rights all she wants, but we all
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Speaker 7: know what she's doing. She's out there telling people how
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Speaker 7: they enforcement, how do you evade ICE arrest? And again,
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Speaker 7: the most dangerous are the illegal aliens in the country.
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Speaker 7: Giving them heads up, and I'll say it again. I
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Speaker 7: hope she's not educating the next murderer of a college
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Speaker 7: nursing student, or not educating the next illegal alien is
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Speaker 7: going to burn a woman alive on a subway. That
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Speaker 7: is my concern.
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Speaker 6: Yes, I hope she's not educating the next Jose Ibarra
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Speaker 6: who killed Lake and Riley.
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Speaker 2: That's such a good point.
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Speaker 1: And this is where we are now in this debate.
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Speaker 1: They don't care if you die by an illegal immigrant.
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Speaker 1: They don't care if you are killed or your kids
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Speaker 1: are killed, your grandkids are killed by an axonal overdose,
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Speaker 1: which is fetnyl coming across the border. They don't care
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Speaker 1: that these cartel members are human trafficking and sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: and abusing women and children and locking them up and
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Speaker 1: murdering them.
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Speaker 2: They just don't care.
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Speaker 1: And so when you hear AOC say what she just said,
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Speaker 1: this is still where the left is even after election day.
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Speaker 1: This is also, I think the reason why they're losing
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Speaker 1: the cun Now you go and you listen to that,
23:03
Speaker 1: and then let's go back to the strikes on Mexico.
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Speaker 2: Could that actually happen? All right?
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Speaker 1: Tom Holman says, Look, this is something that we're working
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Speaker 1: on now all right, like this is a real conversation
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Speaker 1: we're having.
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Speaker 2: All of it's on the table.
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Speaker 1: Even though we have not actively used militaries as a
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Speaker 1: strike plan yet, it is something that we've talked about.
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Speaker 2: He said.
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Speaker 1: Well, striking a target in Mexico also require work with
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Speaker 1: the Mexican government and its military. Homan suggested there might
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Speaker 1: be a an override over fair warning if American border
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Speaker 1: patrol agents are under an active threat, saying this, but
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Speaker 1: I can tell you President Trump has made Mexico cartels
23:45
Speaker 1: who put a death threat against border patrol agents or
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Speaker 1: our military. If they harm a border patrol agent or
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Speaker 1: the military, then President Trump will wipe them off the
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Speaker 1: face of the earth.
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Speaker 2: Now why did he make that statement.
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Speaker 1: The reason why is because there have been active threats
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Speaker 1: against border patrol agents coming from the cartel.
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Speaker 2: We know this.
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Speaker 1: They have been reaching out and saying, if you keep
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Speaker 1: doing your job this way, we will kill you and
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Speaker 1: your family. A lot of times. They have great intelligence.
24:14
Speaker 1: They know where the family where these border patrol agents live.
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Speaker 1: They know where their families live. I mean, it's next level.
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Speaker 1: The cartel does their research. They have family and friends
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Speaker 1: in America, people that come across the border legally, They've
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Speaker 1: got their apparatus set up here and this is a
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Speaker 1: multi billion dollar industry for them. Now, Trump quote is
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Speaker 1: not likely to overstep a military action barring an immediate threat,
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Speaker 1: because relations are in a good spot. That according to
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Speaker 1: Homan as well, he said, quote, I think President Trump
24:42
Speaker 1: is has them where he wants them. They're now putting
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Speaker 1: military on their northern border and our southern border. They
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Speaker 1: are now participating and beginning to participate and remain in Mexico.
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Speaker 1: President Trump is demanding they take action, and we're monitoring them.
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Speaker 1: President Trump, you know, he's a game chain. President Trump
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Speaker 1: has already got Mexico to where he wants them, and
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Speaker 1: he's going to force more out of them in the
25:06
Speaker 1: near future. So again, this is Donald Trump, I think,
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Speaker 1: saying pretty clearly like, look, I don't think you want me.
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Speaker 1: And he also understands the reality of the situation on
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Speaker 1: the ground. You guys can either stop this flow or
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Speaker 1: I'll stop it.
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Speaker 2: You pick now.
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Speaker 1: He knows that when he's talking the federal government, he's
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Speaker 1: talking directly to the cartels because the cartels are running
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Speaker 1: the federal government.
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Speaker 2: They're propping up the federal government.
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Speaker 1: So when he says what he says to them, they
25:43
Speaker 1: immediately are telling the cartels. So his response is actually
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Speaker 1: very simple, Hey, you guys better do what I'm telling
25:51
Speaker 1: you to do, and if you don't, then it's going
25:53
Speaker 1: to be hell to pay. And I don't think you
25:55
Speaker 1: guys are going to enjoy it, and it's going to
25:57
Speaker 1: be a lot worse for you. So he does have
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Speaker 1: them where he wants it. Now, can you overthrow the
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Speaker 1: Mexican government?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: Should we know? Do we want to invade know? Do
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Speaker 1: we want to protect American citizens from fetnol?
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Speaker 2: Yes?
26:10
Speaker 1: And the illegal immigrants come across. Yes, And so there's
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Speaker 1: a choice to be made here. Do I believe that
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Speaker 1: all the drugs are going to stop coming across the
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Speaker 1: southern border?
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Speaker 5: I do not.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I do not for a second think that all
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Speaker 1: the drugs are going to stop coming. Can you drop
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Speaker 1: them down to you know, ten percent of what they
26:26
Speaker 1: were before? I think that's a fair plan, a realistic initiative,
26:32
Speaker 1: just like we have border crossings that are down over
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Speaker 1: ninety percent right now, just because of the change in president.
26:38
Speaker 1: So is there a chance that we could strike the
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Speaker 1: cartels if the government doesn't do their job? Yes, If
26:47
Speaker 1: the Mexican government doesn't do what they need to do
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Speaker 1: and the cartels know what that is, then they're all
26:52
Speaker 1: bets are off. And that is exactly why the President
26:56
Speaker 1: is doing what he's doing, flying these reaper drones over
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Speaker 1: Mexico right now, spying on, I would argue, probably the government,
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Speaker 1: and spying certainly on the cartels.
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Speaker 2: And the military. This is a good day for all
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Speaker 2: of us.
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