Waging War With the Cartels

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President Donald Trump is willing to declare war on the cartels.

Phenomenal news.

Then we discuss the census redistricting with Wade Miller.

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It's actually still ongoing.

Well over 750 pastors from across America in beautiful California.

We talked about Marxism.

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And we also talked about Islamism.

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We talked about the red-green axis of Muhammadism and Marxism that are working together to strangle and suffocate and submerge Christendom, which is Western civilization, in real time.

It's a critical speech.

We're going to talk about that probably later in the hour.

But first, I want to get to some breaking news.

And this is something we've been waiting for here on this program.

It's something that we voted for.

It's something that is so beyond necessary, which is that President Donald Trump's entire foreign policy strategy is hemispheric triage.

We start with the conflicts furthest away and we work our way towards our own hemisphere.

Now, why would you start with the stuff furthest away?

Because that's the active combat zones.

So you figure out the Iran-Israel situation.

President Trump is figuring out the Iran-Hamas situation.

He's trying to figure out Russia-Ukraine.

He figured out India-Pakistan.

You got Congo-Rwanda.

You're starting to figure out

the Cambodian situation.

President Donald Trump has a different doctrine.

I call it the MAGA Doctrine.

I wrote a book called the MAGA Doctrine back in 2020 about this exactly, which is the same way that President Monroe,

the fifth president, wrote the Monroe Doctrine about hemispheric dominance.

President Donald Trump believes the same, that it's one thing to go fight over lands of sand and death abroad.

It's completely different to all of a sudden have dominance over your own hemisphere.

And if we are honest, the warmongers, the neocons, the Dick Cheneys, the George Bushes,

The designers and the architects, the Paul Wolfowitzes of the neoconservative project have ignored our own hemisphere.

And quite honestly, at great expense to the American people, because we were told the greatest threat were in the hills of Kandahar, or the greatest threat was in Iraq, or the greatest threat was in the Tigris and the Euphrates, or it was in Damascus, or it was in Libya.

And let's be honest, that has been a failed project.

The regime change wars the last 20 years, Iraq war, Afghanistan war, meddling in Syria, meddling in Libya.

All the while, a different act of war has been killing our fellow countrymen.

A different act of war that has been imported, produced, refined, and imported into our own homeland.

And we've kind of ignored it, being like, well, we have to make sure we keep the terrorists at bay in the Middle East.

No one on this program is pro-terrorist, but excuse me, almost every single community in America has piles of bodies right now in morgues of people that have overdosed from fentanyl, has piles of bodies of people

that

have died because of the Mexican drug cartels that worked with the Chinese Communist Party.

Not to mention the drug smuggling, the human smuggling, the sex slaves, the child slaves, the open border was made possible thanks to the Sinaola drug cartel that changed what they were trafficking from drugs to people.

Now, as a side note, I just have to kind of get a little bit of a gut punch in there, which will irritate some of my friends listening.

We were told the cartels would grow weaker when we legalized marijuana.

Turns out they're stronger, they're richer, they're wealthier, and they just got into heavier produce and more product.

The legalization of marijuana did not weaken the cartels, it actually strengthened them and sharpened their resolve.

Today, President Donald Trump, breaking news, directs the military to target foreign drug cartels.

This is what we voted for, everybody.

We want a president to use the full force of our $1 trillion military in this hemisphere.

We want them to be focusing on the Sinaola drug cartel.

We want them to be focusing on the products, the drugs, the heroin, the cocaine, the

things that are undermining and ruining and destroying our own communities.

President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to use armed forces to carry out what in the past was considered law enforcement.

What could possibly be more important, by the way,

than making sure that we have hemispheric dominance?

We've used our military for many other different things.

We've used our military to do airstrikes in Syria, to do airstrikes in Libya.

We've used our military all across the world.

Why don't we use our military to protect our own homeland when it's here?

Right now, as I'm doing this program here in Phoenix, Arizona, a couple hundred miles from here is the U.S.

southern border.

That matters a lot more than the border of Ukraine, the border of Syria, the border of Iraq, the border of Afghanistan, or the borders of Iran.

Our military does not exist to fight foreign governments.

In this world, there are dangers to Americans that are not just from foreign armies.

There are a lot of places in the world where governments are weak.

There are places where the land is ruled by bandits, criminals, and warlords.

And Mexico is one of those places.

The Mexican government is very weak.

Huge swaths of Mexico are ruled by the cartels.

They get rich off the drugs, weapons, and people.

They have weapons of a small army.

They often win battles against Mexican military forces.

Now, there is a Mexican Marine force that fights very hard, and they are not influenced by the cartels, but they are outnumbered, they are outgunned, and they are outmanned many different times.

The cartels have countless police and politicians in their pocket, and right now they menace our border routinely.

Now, the border is completely secure, so the cartel has to figure out other ways to get product into the United States.

But of course, fentanyl overdoses.

Tens of thousands of people die via fentanyl.

And let me be clear: fentanyl importation into the United States is an act of war.

So what do we have an army?

Why do we have a $1 trillion fighting force if we're not willing to use it to defend our own homeland when we used it to invade Iraq, invade Afghanistan, meddle in Syria, metal in Libya, metal in every other corner of the world, but we're not willing to use it against the Mexican drug cartels?

That is changing thanks to President Donald Trump.

America has a history of operations like this.

220 years ago, we were menaced by the Barbary pirates.

They were basically the drug cartels of their day.

The line in the Marine Hill, hymn, to the shores of Tripoli, is about a military campaign we launched against them to stop raids on American shipping.

More recently, 110 years ago, we sent the U.S.

Army into Mexico to hunt for Pancho Villa.

He was a Mexican warlord who raided America and killed American citizens during the Mexican Revolution.

And for that matter, eight years ago, President Donald Trump used U.S.

forces to crush ISIS in Syria and Iraq.

We should not be afraid to use the finest military on the planet, to use the F-22s, the F-35s, to use the bombers, the drones, the UAVs, the Marines, air power, Navy, SEALs, special operations, special low-intensity conflict operations.

It should be all on the table to go and protect the homeland.

If there is a fentanyl processing facility in Mexico, a drone strike should be on the table.

We should go to the Mexican government and say, here are 50 sites.

If you do nothing about it in the next 24 hours, we're going to come in with superior air power.

We're going to start taking out these drug labs, one after the other.

We're going to go take out cartel leaders.

We're going to go take out

the military force that is menacing our nation.

Our military can, this is key, fight these bandit armies.

Far more Americans are killed by cartels than ever were killed by Russia or China or North Korea.

This is a war that we actually support.

Because you know why?

This is a war the people of Pittsburgh can feel a connective tissue to.

This is a war the people of Marshallton, Iowa can feel a connection to.

Because they have invaded the nation through foreign enemy alien invaders.

They have sent drugs into our communities.

We can be supportive of Mexico too.

This would not be a war against the Mexican government.

We could say to Mexico, hey, if you collaborate with us on the border and on deportations, we'll give you as much support as you need to destroy the cartels.

We could work with the good actors and the Mexican government alongside of them to go after them and liberate them from the Seneola drug cartel, who is vicious and brutal and nasty and cruel.

They hang people in the streets.

They slit their throats and let them bleed out in public.

And they have killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.

We are currently spending hundreds of billions of dollars on a war against Russia that President Trump is trying to end.

I'm sorry for all the war hawks and the octogenarians in D.C.

that are so worried about Russia.

Here's a little bit of a fact for you.

The Mexican drug cartels with CCP support via drugs have killed an exponentially more amount of people than the Soviet Union or the Russian Federation ever has.

Maybe it's time for us to fight the true enemy, which has been killing our fellow countrymen.

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President Trump directs military to target foreign drug cartels.

The president has ordered the Pentagon to use the armed forces to carry out when the past was considered to be law enforcement.

Says here, President Trump has already deployed the National Guard and active duty troops to the southwest border to choke off the flow of drugs, as well as immigrants.

They're not immigrants, they're invaders, as well as increase surveillance and drug interdiction efforts.

There's so much news happening, everybody, but this is such a promising development.

Understand, again, the President Donald Trump MAGA doctrine is: let's settle all these foreign conflicts, and now we're going to go through a lens.

And by the way, just so we're clear,

we're not even done with the first chapter of Trump 2.0.

And I had a great conversation with him recently about this.

I think the second term is just far better and far more energy and far more purpose and far more direction.

But there's two big other fights that are happening that are going to happen right around the corner: Panama and Greenland.

Those are not done, and they shouldn't be.

We need to have some way to broker a deal to get Greenland, and we need to take complete control over Panama, because that is the MAGA doctrine.

You see, the MAGA doctrine is

understanding the Western hemisphere is ours.

It's not the Chinese Communist Parties.

It's not the Sinaola drug cartels.

It's not some sort of thug tinpot dictator.

And the cool thing about our hemisphere is

that we are

so above, there is no second place.

If you were to look at the Western hemisphere, who would the second most powerful country be?

Brazil, maybe Canada?

And I'm not making fun of these countries.

It's just we have such a lock and we are so blessed by God Almighty that we can have a complete domination.

We can have complete control of this hemisphere as we should.

We can ice out the Chinese Communist Party and we need to go country by country and say you have to disassociate your ports of entry, your airports that you've allowed the Chinese Communist Party to build.

Like Lula in Brazil.

This guy is taking in billions of dollars of Chinese cash.

And understand the Chinese Communist Party, they're very similar to Islamists.

You understand?

We have the Marxists,

we have the CCP, and we have the Islamists.

And one thing that the Islamists and the CCP have in common is they're trying to take over the West by non-military means.

This is key.

You see, we are seeing a civilization where we are inviting our own demise.

We're saying, oh, yeah, come on and immigrate because we're a nation of immigrants.

Secondly, we have the Chinese Communist Party that's coming and like, oh yeah, go up and buy all of our critical infrastructure and buy our companies.

And this kind of working in harmony one-two combo of the Chinese Communist Party Islamist threat, they're working together to take over the Western Hemisphere.

And this statement here by President Trump, let me just kind of read here in the New York Times.

The U.S.

military has conducted anti-drug training, including with Colombian and Mexican troops.

Let me be very clear.

This is not a war against the Mexican government.

No, we want the best people in the Mexican government to be purged and to be liberated from the captivity that they are suffering under from the Mexican drug cartels.

This is not a war against the Mexican people at all.

No, this is a war against the menace that is not some sort of small thing.

This kills tens of thousands of Americans.

Drug overdoses are near 100,000.

a year, and President Donald Trump is getting those numbers down.

Right here, quote, labeling the cartels as terrorist groups allows the United States to use other elements, American power, intelligence agencies, and the DOD to target groups

if we have an opportunity to do it.

We have to start treating them as armed terrorist organizations, Marco Rubio says, and Marco's great, phenomenal, not simply drug-dealing organizations.

This is the key.

They are foreign terrorist organizations that should meet the might of the U.S.

Air Force, that should meet the might of Navy SEALs.

And you think about it, why has it taken so long for us to do this?

It's because the neoconservative globalist project, they are more than willing than sending your son or your daughter in some cases to a foreign war thousands of miles away.

But the immediate threat right in your face, they ignore.

And let's be honest, because for decades, the cartels are actually allies of Washington, D.C.

They help smuggle illegals in.

So, when they want to replace the native population in this country, the great replacement strategy is made possible thanks to the cartels.

The great replacement reality is made possible thanks to the Sinala Drug Cartel and thanks to all of these terrorist organizations.

They keep Latin America so chaotic so that every migrant, quote unquote, has an asylum came.

And then we give asylum to actual gang members.

Understand that the drug cartels are one of the primary primary actors, one of the primary components in this machinery that has been the great replacement reality.

And President Donald Trump is finally willing to slam it down.

If you're going to go be running a fentanyl lab and a single one of those pills goes and kills an American kid in Scottsdale, we will drone strike that fentanyl lab.

If you dare try to kill Americans in Columbus, Ohio, we will send in the Navy SEALs.

That is the just war theory of our hemisphere.

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Joining us now is Wade Miller, Senior Advisor to the Center for Renewing America.

We want to talk, Wade, welcome to the program.

I want to talk to you about Texas eliminating these race-based districts and also possibly a census.

But first, talk about your analysis of the redrawing of the maps in Texas, and let's go more broadly.

Sure.

So, you know, the plan is to get five additional seats.

I think Abbott has recently threatened that they're going to go for an additional three if the Democrats won't return.

I do think one of the undertold stories of all of this is that the Texas House Speaker, Dustin Burroughs, had everyone in the chamber with the map out of committee already about two weeks ago on Wednesday, not last Wednesday, the Wednesday before, I believe.

And he allowed them to adjourn to go meet with Hakeem Jeffries, knowing that they were going to leave.

So they could have voted on it that night.

The Austin establishment there allowed this to happen, allowed Democrats to leave.

And now they're putting forward all of these various threats on withholding pay.

Of course, Dustin Burroughs, the speaker, said that they're not going to electronically submit their pay for the special session, that they will have to come back and collect those in person.

Well, why are they paying them anyways?

They're not even doing simple things like taking away their parking spots, which they could do.

They're not removing their chairmanships, which they could do.

They've put forward arrest warrants, but they have not really been effectuated.

There's some, you know, thinking that that's moving forward.

And of course, Governor Abbott has threatened to, you know, render these seats vacant, but he's doing so through a court process instead of just unilaterally doing it.

And our analysis is that Governor Abbott, it's empirically clear what's going on here.

They're abandoning their seats.

He should just declare them vacant, which would immediately establish quorum, and then they could vote on the maps and pass them.

Absent that, if this gets drawn out, I think that the way that we need to handle Texas is that the DOJ and DC, the Trump administration, sues Texas.

Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas can then

enter into a consent decree with the DOJ effectively affirming the maps.

And so I think that the DOJ should have that in the back of their minds.

If Governor Abbott is not going to be more aggressive on this, if they're just going to kind of punt this around and play games and then just hope that Democrats come back, well, you know, we can't wait months.

We need this to move forward.

We need to start planning for the next midterm primary elections will be based off of these maps.

So there's a lot riding on this, but there's a lot more that could be done to get this map through the finish line.

Yeah, look, so Texas, just one prong in a broader strategy.

I did have to ask a quick follow-up, though.

I love the people of Texas.

I love Texas.

We have a lot of Texans watching right now.

But why is it that the Texas political leaders are so weak while posturing to be so tough?

Where is that Texas tough attitude in the political leadership of Texas?

Well, I think a lot of these are holdovers from kind of the Bush era politics.

And, you know, there's an incentive for the Texas Republican speaker to be a centrist or left of center speaker because he can effectively be the speaker with five or six moderate Republicans supporting him and all the Democrats.

Now, they didn't go that route, but that is the power base of the speaker.

Anyone who wants to be speaker, all they have to do is say, Democrats, vote for me, and I'll get five of my liberal Republican friends.

And then all of the rest of the conservatives have no voice.

And they all know this, so they all cave.

And if they want to get their bills passed, they have to allow this.

So there's just a broken process which allows Democrats to drive the leadership of the Texas House.

And in terms of Greg Abbott, I mean, I think he's a nice guy, but

If you assume that Greg Abbott is going to do the least amount possible while making it sound like he's doing everything possible, 99% of the time you'll be correct.

He has very strong rhetoric, but the action on this is very weak.

We saw this with Operation Lone Star, the weak

use of the invasion declaration, which was in the first two iterations pointless, and then really did nothing at all.

And of course, we saw very quickly with the Trump administration, the border just stopped.

And there was a lot that, you know,

could Abbott have done that?

No, but he could have done a lot more to make those numbers go down a lot more.

And he just didn't do it.

And that's it.

I don't know why.

I don't know if he wants to be careful, if he's always concerned about elections and moderates and how they'll vote, which you and I both know is always the way that the establishment operates.

But

it defies logic.

I can't fully answer the question.

I don't know why they do this, but this is kind of a holdover of an older version of Republicanism, which kind of harkens back to being moderate Democrats at best in many senses and kind of Bush era politics.

So, Wade, speaking more broadly now, the the president, I just want to get a super quick answer.

We have some time because I want to dive into this.

The president has announced the other day that he is ordering a new census.

Can he do this constitutionally?

Can he say I am doing a new census?

Well, this is a technical distinction.

He can absolutely republish the prior census, and that would be the correct term is republish.

I don't think he's actually calling for a whole new census process.

He may be.

If he is, yes, you can do that.

You can call for a whole new census.

There's something else called a mid-decade census that's different.

But yes, he could start the process of a whole new census.

But I think what he's actually asking for is just republishing the last census with corrected data accounting for all of these various undercounts, overcounts,

and we can get into the rest of it, but you know, kind of fraudulent numbers that are in it.

So, Blake, can you get the Minnesota example?

I think Minnesota got an electoral vote based on like 18 extra people.

Like, that one in particular is just like nakedly fraudulent.

But so, the but so the president put this out.

And so are you saying that we're just going to learn that they just make up numbers?

Is that what you're saying?

Yes.

So part of it is, is so we and we can get into this, but differential privacy effectively scrambles the population data.

And then through the actual counting, which the census admits, they got massively wrong.

The 2010 census was off by about 36,000 total nationwide.

Texas alone was undercounted by 560,000.

What?

A whole bunch of other states were massively undercounted.

A whole bunch of blue states were massively overcounted.

Was this because COVID?

Well, they will say that.

I think it's for a whole bunch of other reasons that these Obama bureaucrats at the census

radically redid the process.

Yes, because the Department of Commerce runs it, right?

Now,

the Census Bureau was moved under commerce.

But the same bureaucrats from the Obama administration and prior to that are still there running this.

So there's a, I think the Trump administration is aware of this.

If not, I hope that they're watching this, but they've got a big problem at the Census Bureau.

And we can get into differential privacy.

No, we have a problem.

We have a lot of time.

Keep going.

We have

to do that.

So the way this is supposed to work is they count everything and then they do all of these corrections and just checking the data to make sure that someone who lives in a household and an assisted living center isn't.

getting counted twice or a college dorm in their home with their parents isn't getting counted twice.

And then they have the raw data.

That's called the tiger file.

The way this should work is they send this data that's accurate to the states.

That does not occur.

What they do is they run differential privacy.

And this has an algorithm which no one has access to except for a few people at the Census Bureau that have a special clearance.

And this scrambles the population data.

Now they will say it's for privacy, but really what's going on here is they're moving, and we don't know how much.

There's been all of these open source studies on these

algorithms.

It's not the actual algorithm.

They'll call it an open source, but it's not the actual algorithm.

And even Harvard has said that this is likely resulting in population data that is being sent to the states that's resulting in unconstitutional outcomes for the purposes of redistricting and apportionment.

So if you have state-level data that's accurate down to the block level data, then you can make accurate.

political districts.

You can make congressional districts that accurately count the citizens.

But what differential privacy does is it moves the population around in an undetermined amount.

It could be a 2% variance.

It could be a 40% variance.

We actually don't know.

And the states don't know and cities don't know and counties don't know and there's no process for them to actually know because the census would say if you think that our numbers are wrong

then in the past they've had a process where you can get it corrected.

But now because of differential privacy, they can't tell you if it's wrong because that would alert them potentially to how the algorithm works and they won't do that.

So now you have, so this is really important.

The Trump administration wants to count illegals or figure out,

ask the question of citizenship so they can determine how many legal citizens are illegal immigrants and how many illegal immigrants are in the United States.

If you don't remove differential privacy, but you ask that question, you will get some utility out of it.

But differential privacy can move those illegal aliens all over the state so that when it comes time to drawing the maps, you can't actually get as much utility out of it.

It's a big problem.

It's a massive problem.

And if you count illegals for the purposes of apportionment, that obviously has big impacts on the Electoral College.

If you count illegals or the population of illegals for purposes of political districts, even if you don't want to because you just don't know where they're at, then that gives a disproportionate amount of voting power to some citizens over other citizens.

Because the cities, the big cities are where, and the suburbs of the big cities are where most of the illegal population lives.

So what has happened as a result of the 2020 census is that voting power for Congress has been disproportionately moved to these cities, both through differential privacy and through counting illegal alien populations.

And it's depriving rural communities of their electoral power in congressional districts and state House districts and state Senate districts.

So what does that mean?

It means that red districts, rural districts, are way underrepresented in the current congressional maps.

I think that there's a massive constitutional problem with the way that the census has been put out to the states for apportionment purposes and then for redistricting purposes.

And I think that the Trump administration, Stephen Miller has been very loud about this.

They have every legal right and power and every constitutional power to insist that the prior data be corrected, not for partisan gain, but because it just doesn't actually represent the voting power of the various states.

By the way, I think I have an idea, which is, what a great olive branch.

Let's bring the Elon Doch team back into this.

They're data guys.

They understand this.

I think we should have big big balls.

We should bring Elon.

I think that we should say, you know, and I'm happy to reach out to Elon and say, hey, I know that there's been some, you know, tense moments, but I think the whole Elon Brainiac crew there are meant for this, right?

Elon would crush this.

He would

enough trying to figure out if the Department of Labor is buying staples too expensively.

We know that's happening, right?

This is civilizational stuff, right?

So I think Elon and the whole Doge team, this is a perfect overture.

Bring in those super geniuses, bring in that high Q squad.

What a high IQ driven Doge squad, Navy SEAL operation team could do with this.

That is a perfect project for the Doge Brainiacs.

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So I think this is a perfect way to bring in the super geniuses of Doge.

What would you have them do?

If you were kind of a special government employee and you were in charge of this task force, how would you put 20 rocket scientists to work on this?

Well, with the coordination of Doge and Howard Luttnock, who's in charge of commerce, who oversees the Bureau, and he's a very smart man.

But I think between those those two, I think you would need to remove the current

top two or three bureaucrats there.

I think that these are holdovers from the Obama administration.

They should not be there.

They're not in line with the president's vision on this to begin with.

We need to bring in our own people, not just Doge, but we have some people that have done a lot of census work for a very long time who know where these skeletons are buried.

They know how this works.

They would be able to go in there, work with the Doge team to immediately correct this, to immediately fix the differential privacy problem that's in there that masks a lot of this data and moves it around.

And again, you know, it's all speculative.

It could be a little, it could be an enormous amount.

And given all of the scandals and corruption and weaponization of government, I'm not willing to concede that it's not a lot.

It could be a substantial amount of corruption in the data from the last census.

Either way, we know that there is corruption in the data.

That's just inherent in the process.

The question is how much?

But the Doge team could get in there with their programming people and quickly fix this.

I think one of my bigger concerns is that the Commerce Department needs to send a letter notifying the census to retain all of their records.

Anything related to this work,

I don't want to see these bureaucrats start to cover their tracks, delete text messages, delete things to try to cover their tracks on what they've done with this differential privacy corruption.

But I think that they would very quickly be able to write the ship on this.

And then the administration itself, I think, figured some of this out towards the end of the last administration and tried to fix some of it, but ran into some regulatory hurdles, Administrative Procedures Act problems.

I think they've got enough runway.

They know what needs to be done on most of this.

And then certainly, I hope that if there are any gaps, that they read our paper.

But I think that they have the...

legal, constitutional, and statutory basis to fix all of this and then correct the numbers.

And then really we need in order to get the maximum gain out of all this, there are some things that Congress could do and it's it's they're on our paper.

There are minor reforms that would make some of this easier so that the administration doesn't have to go through the APA process on all this kind of stuff moving forward.

But the next census definitely for the 2030 cycle needs to be fully corrected and account for all of this.

But a republishing of the 2020 census, which is completely legal despite what the left will try to say, is inherently justified by every means just based on the sheer amount of miscounts, overcounts, undercounts, the corruption of differential privacy, the counting of illegals for the purposes of creating political districts.

None of this should be permissible.

And yet that's exactly what these Obama bureaucrats did on the last census.

What state is the worst?

What state would be the worst offender?

What state is the least accurate?

What state did we miss the mark most wildly?

Texas was the one that

was undercounted the most.

And this is another important distinction.

There were a lot of errors that the census admitted to.

Almost all of them went, in fact, all of them essentially went to the benefit of Democrats and to the detriment of Republicans.

I'm, okay, that could be just a chance, but given the totality of the circumstances here,

I think that we should assume that that wasn't just by chance.

It may be chance, but we should assume that something nefarious was done here.

If that is the case, people should be held responsible.

Wade Miller for the Senator Center for Renewing America, Super Quick.

Trump on his Truth Social said, quote, what we learned from data from the 2024 election, 30 seconds, what did he mean by that?

Well, one, illegals were counted, that there were massive undercounts and overcounts.

This was publicly admitted by the Census Bureau in 2021.

And also, I think an element of this is differential privacy, that the admin knows that they are masking data and that no one, even other federal agencies, don't know this.

I could come on here and and do a whole segment on the ability of municipalities all over the country suing the federal government on not being paid as much as they could because the census undercounted them for purposes of federal grants and federal funds.

Wade Miller, thank you so much again from the Center for Renewing America.

Thank you.

Thanks for having me on.

It's time for us to play hardball.

That means redoing the census, republishing the census.

Minnesota got an extra electoral vote by 26 people.

26 people.

Obviously fraudulent.

Thanks so much for listening, everybody.

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