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The government shutdown.

The government shutdown.

Oh, my gosh, panic.

Oh, we're not.

I mean, kind of sounds good to me, but maybe that's just me.

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I am so concerned about the government shutdown, and Pat is here to share my panic.

Oh, man, I'm scared.

Oh, I'm scared.

What are we going to do?

I don't know.

Same thing we always do.

Only it'd be better because they're spending less of our money.

But can they?

Can they

spend less of our money?

Well, they have to if the government shuts down.

Wow.

Which is the beauty of a government shutdown.

They have to do all the necessary things, like pay out the social security benefits and the veterans' benefits and all of that.

They have to continue to do that.

And they do.

Including the interest.

Right.

You notice that they're not talking about defaulting on the debt this time.

That's weird.

It's weird because

that was their biggest concern.

We're going to default on the debt.

I haven't heard word one of default on the debt.

No, I haven't either.

I haven't either.

That's weird.

Now they're just trying to say, do you know these Republicans?

They want to have a government shutdown because

they want to shut down the ATF.

Well, yeah.

At least we're honest about it.

You know, all the things you want to do, you're like, oh, how dare you?

We want to take guns away.

We love guns.

I was kissing mine last night.

Oh,

I clean the barrel of my gun with my tongue.

I love it so much.

Shut up.

And while we're at it, maybe the FBI, too, maybe that could go as well.

Maybe that could go.

I don't know, the IRS.

wouldn't be, yeah, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

Department of Education.

Yeah.

Get rid of all the non-essential nonsense.

Yeah.

Kevin McCarthy says, we're not going to default.

We have a number of days until funding runs out.

Do you know what we didn't have

until 1980?

Government shutdowns.

We never had them.

If

the budget wasn't done,

and it happened many times, you know, since 1776, and the budget wasn't done, they just went on.

And no big deal.

The budget will be finished soon.

But now, after 1980, I wonder what changed.

I wonder what changed because now we have to shut it down.

No, we really don't.

We really don't.

I mean, it's all funny money in the first place.

Yep.

You know, that's

so.

The House Republicans are

working hard today to get everybody on the same page.

And that is, yeah, we should stop spending all of this

money.

You know, and what do you say?

We just start with a few things like, no, the taxpayer shouldn't pay for abortions

and send people on a vacation at our expense.

And then at the end of that vacation, they have an abortion.

No, uh-uh.

No.

No, I don't think so.

How do you feel about the money going to Ukraine, though?

You love this for small business loans?

Well, now, hold on just a second.

We're trying to help them win a war.

Yes.

Let me give you a couple of clips from CBS.

When's the last time 60 Minutes

actually did something where you cared about?

Yeah.

Well, they did this weekend.

Listen to this from 60 Minutes.

Cut one.

American taxpayers are financing more than just weapons.

We discovered the U.S.

government's buying seeds and fertilizer for Ukrainian farmers

and covering the salaries of Ukraine's first responders,

all 57,000 of them.

That includes the team that trains this rescue dog named Joy to comb through the wreckage of Russian strikes looking for survivors.

They don't mind helping that one.

And the U.S.

also funds the divers, who we saw clearing unexploded ammunition from the country's rivers

to make them safe again for swimming and fishing.

Russia's invasion shrank Ukraine's economy by about a third.

We were surprised to find that to keep it afloat, the U.S.

government is subsidizing small businesses.

Wait, what?

Hold it.

Okay, now the dog thing, okay, if we can help out on the dog thing, fine.

And it seems to be, it's connected to the war.

Yeah.

And, you know, the finding the unexploded bombs in the rivers.

Okay.

Okay.

But wait a minute, wait a minute.

Paying 56,000 firefighters to show up, you know, we're also paying the government salaries and we're paying the people's social security.

Okay.

We're not even paying it here.

And every dollar that we print to send over there is causing inflation here.

So

while we are getting poorer and poorer, it's almost like it was designed to be this way, while we are getting poorer and poorer,

they're getting bailed out by our government.

And every time we send a dollar over there, you get poorer.

And it's not because it's taking money, it's because we're printing money, inflation.

So now we find out that they're also, they're not helping small businesses here.

No, no, no, no.

When we had COVID, no, Home Depot, sure, Home Depot.

I mean, they're safe, but the Mon Pop stores, they're completely unsafe.

Huh.

And now we're paying, but wait, there's more.

Cut to

Russia's invasion shrank Ukraine's economy by about a third.

We were surprised to find that to keep it afloat, the U.S.

government is subsidizing small businesses

like Tatiana Abramova's knitwear company oh this is a Ukrainian town that's Kyiv I recognize that is very nice especially in the condition of war we have to work we have to pay taxes we have to pay wage salary to our employees we have to work don't stop yeah why does that help ukraine win the war because economy is the foundation of everything we realize that it's the aid

from governments, but it's the age from the heart of every ordinary American person.

Okay, so wait, hang on just a second.

I'm not sure that all that aid is from the heart of every American

because we didn't know it.

If they would have asked us to help out,

we would have been great.

We are the most charitable nation in the history of the world.

And we would, we do give

charitably.

more than the rest of the world combined.

Correct.

But instead, they went through our government, and our government didn't tell us what they're doing.

And they are doing things that are causing us pain and not just pain.

What's happening here is we are destroying ourselves.

We're giving them all of our tanks and ammunition that we are now dangerously low, dangerously low.

We don't have enough howitzer shells now to do any kind of war.

And we can only make 25,000 of those a month.

Russia's using 60,000 a day,

a day.

So

I don't know.

I don't feel comfortable with this.

We've also destroyed our own

oil supply, our strategic oil reserve, almost gone.

We're destroying our ability to make oil, to find oil, to refine it into gasoline.

And yet, we're sending stuff over there.

We're letting everybody have whatever they want over there, including fertilizer, which our farmers are being told we can't use anymore because of global warming.

Huh.

Now that's weird.

How come it's okay for Ukraine, but not for us?

You haven't even passed a farm bill over here to help our farmers, but we're buying their grain over there, which, by the way, because they're getting free grain, they're planting crops, they can now sell it at such a low cost that Poland has said, you're killing our farmers.

We can't support you anymore, Ukraine.

See what happens when man starts to get involved in ways that he shouldn't get involved?

See what happens?

All of the unexpected consequences that come from this, or maybe they are expected.

So now the Biden administration is requesting over $20 billion more.

We wondered how they were paying for it.

We wondered where it was going.

Well, there are some things that you should probably know.

There is some questioning of some of the people that were in

the administration over there and

part of the group that was getting the money and divvying it out.

I think about 60 of them now

are actually being investigated, are going to jail, or have lost their jobs.

because

they were corrupt and taking and using our money for other things.

I just didn't know we were paying for everything over there.

Things that we wouldn't pay for us over here.

Didn't know that.

Just

didn't know that.

Except the administration.

Yeah.

Until Sunday with 60 minutes.

Yeah.

And USAID, which is now run by Cass Sunstein's wife.

Remember her?

She's in charge of USAID, and that's where all of this money is coming from and being distributed through.

Now, one last thing.

You know, that lady at least sounded grateful.

I want you to listen to the Ukrainians.

Tell us how they really feel

about our money.

Your money.

Listen.

The country's fighting for its survival, bankrolled in large part by U.S.

taxpayers.

The outcome may be decided by America's willingness to keep paying.

Some Americans say we're very sympathetic to you, Ukrainians, but we're going through tough times at home and we just can't afford to keep on supporting you.

Ukrainians pay with their lives.

Ukrainians pay with their lives.

And

I believe and I hope that their lives cost much more than money.

Much more than

taxpayers' money.

Much more than taxpayers money

their lives count much more than taxpayers wow yeah it does it does um

although nobody asked us

now this is what joe biden is talking about when he calls for a when he's saying it's going to be a government shutdown you don't have to shut it down Just agree to not send any more money over to Congress and then propose exactly what you want and exactly where it's going.

Go through the proper channels for it.

But you don't want to do that because you know, I mean, I find it amazing that CBS in 60 Minutes ran this right at the beginning of the budget stuff.

Yeah.

Incredible.

That says something.

Yeah, it does.

It says even they are getting fed up now

with the shenanigans of this administration.

Hopefully.

Hopefully.

I hope so.

And I think, you know, we talked about this a little bit yesterday, but I think even the liberals in the media are disgusted with this president and they see the fact.

And even if they're not disgusted, they understand he's a problem and he might not win because people are seeing how compromised he is mentally and physically.

And so this might be part of encouraging him to exit.

By the way, we now have photos of the ambassador, the American ambassador that

was over in Ukraine meeting twice with the Burisma official after being told the firm was corrupt.

So

we were told

that they didn't know anything.

It's impossible to not know that

Burisma and the head of Barisma was a total oligarch that literally beheads the people

that are in his way.

And our American ambassador was told, as was Joe Biden, don't meet with these guys, don't.

They're really, really bad.

But

the Burisma official who worked closely with Hunter Biden was invited to two separate events.

by the U.S.

ambassador.

For what reason?

For what reason?

After she was told, have no contact with this person.

What was going on?

What is still going on?

Why are we bankrupting America?

This isn't America 1960, 1950, 1940.

We have lost our manufacturing base.

We are now in the midst of losing our cheap energy and we have lost our cheap labor.

So what made America America in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s was we had cheap labor, we had abundant cheap energy, we had all of our natural resources,

and nobody else had anything.

Well, now we don't have those things because they've been taken off the table.

And now when we do a Marshall Plan, by the way,

in inflation-adjusted numbers, we are only about $50 billion away, and Joe Biden wants another $20 billion today.

We're about $50 billion away from the cost of the entire Marshall Plan, which rebuilt Europe.

Wow.

Where is all that money?

Where is all that money?

And how expensive.

And what do you want to bet?

We're past that number already.

Oh, I think

we don't have any idea how much this has been sent.

So when they say, oh,

we are some extremists that want to shut the government down, I don't think it's extremist.

I really don't.

With all of the corruption, which we'll get into here in a second, all of the corruption that seems to be everywhere now, everywhere, all of these deals being made with foreign countries by our senators and our House members.

On top of that, the incredible spending, I think it would be a good idea to shut it down.

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sending money earmarks to all of his contributors, making sure that he did their work for them.

Yan, nobody seems to care.

We have Menendez taking gold bricks,

gold bricks, apparently from Egypt.

Yan, nothing to see here.

We have, of course, the scandal with the president.

We now have the IRS involved in the scandal, in the cover-up,

but the IRS never probed Zuckerberg's 2020 election tampering either.

This was supposed to be a one-time thing, but it's not.

Apparently, he's going back even after people were filing against it and and saying, you've got to check this out, they haven't done a darn thing.

Why?

Because

it helps.

It helps the left.

The corruption in our government is overwhelming, and we have to decide.

We're either going to clean it up or we're not.

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Pat, can you help me out?

How does an investigation

usually work with the police?

Do they watch TV and hear claims and then they go and investigate?

Oh my gosh, you must be a police insider.

That's exactly how it works.

Right.

Yeah.

I'm not wrong, right?

You never

do that.

No.

You never do that.

Okay.

British police have opened a sex crimes investigation triggered by news reports about Russell Brand.

Oh my gosh.

Now, it's not something.

Yeah.

London metropolitan this is so clear that they hate his guts because of the things he's been saying lately no two things could be true yeah oh he could absolutely be this guy he could right he could uh but my guess is if this was 10 years ago or 15 years ago with him he would he wouldn't have this problem at all no

They wouldn't be

coming.

He didn't at the time he did it on the BBC.

Right.

London's Metropolitan Police Force said Monday that it had received a number of allegations of sexual offenses after a television documentary and newspaper investigations.

But there have been no arrests.

Brand, Russell Brand, denies allegations of sexual assault made by four women in a Channel 4 television documentary and the Times and Sunday Times newspapers.

The accusers who have not been named include one who said she was sexually assaulted during a relationship with him when she was 16.

Another woman says Bran raped her in Los Angeles in 2012.

Last week, a woman accused Brand of exposing himself to her in 2008.

The woman told CBS News partner network BBC News that she was working in the same building where the BBC's Los Angeles office was, and when the incident occurred, Brand went on the air to laugh about it moments later on his radio show.

Well, we should be able to find that.

The police force did not name Brand in its statement, but referred to recent articles in a documentary.

It said its detectives were investigating allegations of non-recent sexual offenses, both in London and elsewhere.

We continue to encourage anyone who believes they may have been a victim of sexual offense no matter how long ago it was to contact us.

We need to understand

it can feel like a difficult step to take, and I want to reassure that we have a team of specialist officers available to advise and support.

This comes from their detective superintendent.

Brand has denied the allegations, saying his relationships have always been consensual, even though he was in an admitted period of being very, very promiscuous.

That's a quote from him.

Known for his unbridled and risky stand-up routines, Brand was a major UK star in the early 2000s.

He hosted shows on radio and television, wrote memoirs charting his battles with drug and alcohol, appeared in several Hollywood movies, and was briefly married to Katie Perry between 2010 and 2012.

Brand has largely disappeared from the mainstream media, but has built up a large following online with videos mixing wellness and conspiracy theories.

Last week, YouTube said it would stop Brand from making money from the streaming site where he has 6.6 million subscribers due to the serious allegations against him.

In an exclusive interview with CBS Mornings, the YouTube CEO said they decided to suspend monetization of Brand's channel because of YouTube's creator responsibility guidelines policy.

Quote, if creators have off-platform behavior or there's an off-platform news that could be damaging to the broader creator ecosystem, you can be suspended from your monetization program.

CBS Mornings co-host Tony Whatever said,

It has impacted a large number of creators and personalities on the platform in the past.

YouTube went on to say that's what played out in this particular case around the serious allegations.

So they have,

by the way, he's been dropped by his talent agency.

He has been dropped for live performances, and

his publisher has also dropped him.

So this guy has nothing.

He has nothing.

And he hasn't been charged with a crime.

And that happened so quickly.

Everybody got on board right away.

And if you didn't get on board, the BBC is coming knocking at your door asking you why.

Hey, are you about to demonetize him?

They were trying to get Rumble to demonetize him.

Yeah, I know.

Rumble said, no, we're not going to to do that.

The parliament, parliament

told Twitter to demonetize and

shut him down.

Parliament did.

I've never heard of that before.

So there's something very, very wrong here.

And two things could be true.

He might have done these things.

So don't wash your hands

of that.

Let's make sure that we know what happened.

But the other thing that is true, this has never happened before.

I've never seen, I mean, you know, you had Menendez just a few minutes ago saying, well, you know, the charges,

you're innocent until proven guilty.

And I demand, well, what about Russell Brand?

What about Russell Brand?

The story that is related to this

is a story about Chandler Jones.

Do you know anything about Chandler Jones?

Very little.

So he is claimed now because he set off a tweet where he said

the owner of the Raiders and the head coach or the GM, he can't work for anymore because the, I think it was the owner

had

information and was protecting a man

that...

molested his goddaughter.

Okay.

And then nobody's really talking about that.

Nobody's really focused on this story, and I don't know what this story was really all about.

Listen to this.

NFL star Chandler Jones has claimed he was taken against his will to a mental health hospital by the Las Vegas fire department last week.

In an alarming social media post on Monday night, Jones said he had been injected against his will and forced to sleep on the floor.

It comes a week after Jones went on a disturbing social media rant accusing Raiders owner Mark Davis of protecting the identity of a man he claims molested his goddaughter.

Jones, who is the younger brother of USC champion John, later said that he had been hacked.

In a post on X captioned first day out, but I'm still aligned, Jones wrote, first day out, if my fans and friends were wondering, I was taken by the Las Vegas fire department last week against my will.

I was injected with I don't know what.

They say that it was a court hold and the Las Vegas police put me on it.

I hadn't done anything wrong.

The police said people were concerned about me because of my posts online.

I answered,

yeah, I know.

I answered my front door and a group of five to seven were there to put me in an ambulance where I was later injected and I asked them not to.

I had no cell phone or no communication.

I was taken to Southern Hills Hospital and transferred to 7 Hills where they tried to force me to take meds and injections.

The NFL and Raider star Jones, 33, added, I called Raiders GM six to seven times asking for help and wondered if he had put me in here, but he never answered.

I even left him voicemails.

I was just trying to figure out why I'm not allowed in the building and still why I don't have to continue to watch my brother suffer every Sunday, but no answer.

This place is not a place for high-profile athletes.

My first night, I slept on the floor and was not offered a bed.

My brothers had nothing to bring me, my brothers had to bring me decent meals to eat and clothes.

My dad came to read to me Bible verses.

Every day that I miss is one million dollars, and I'm still confused on what I did wrong.

I'm still here.

I'm very sane.

Now he goes on,

this is disturbing.

And again, I don't know what the truth is on this, but this isn't the first person

that has been put into a mental institution.

Now he is put into a mental institution, he claims,

because of his online posts.

This is the way Stalin used to do it.

And maybe he is crazy.

I don't know.

But listen to this story.

The mistress of a Pennsylvania police officer spent three days in a mental hospital after he had her involuntarily committed when they broke up.

Ronald Davis is now facing charges for abusing his power and authority to convince peers to issue a mental health evaluation and

section his girlfriend.

Davis is married with kids.

According to police records, he was having a relationship with the girl, also 37.

They were together for

months until the romance soured.

He then told her he would make her look crazy, and he did.

Pennsylvania State Police confirmed Davis had been suspended without pay today.

He's also facing felony strangulation and false imprisonment charges.

So

I guess now we're going into a time where we're putting people in mental institutions that we either don't like or

maybe are saying something.

I mean, I don't know what's going on.

I just know, have you seen these before?

No.

No.

It's really chilling.

I mean, with Russell Brand,

if you've done something,

you need to pay the price for justice.

You need to pay the price.

If you are somebody who is living life on the edge, you're not going to be safe.

You're not.

You have to do the right thing.

Just do the next right thing.

If you have something in your life, clean it up right now.

Clean it up.

You don't need anything in your life that you have to worry about.

Just

do the right thing

because

They will find things that you're doing and take you out.

if

you're just and it's not true,

I believe it will work itself out.

But if you are dirty and corrupt and have done something,

the best thing to do is just pay the price.

Pay the price.

Let God work it out.

Turn back to God.

Stop whatever you're doing.

Turn back to God.

But we are living in times where

things could get very very dicey they want to put you in jail with AI

and with deep fakes

there's there's not a lot there's not a lot going for you if they do want to put you in jail

just

do

the right thing

stay active

stay involved

Always speak your mind.

But shod your feet in the gospel of peace.

Always.

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Back last December,

we were talking about cutting the woke federal spending from the budget.

And everybody had a plan.

Hey, now we raised the debt ceiling.

We got a plan.

We're going to start working on it right now.

And we're going to pass all.

None of that happened.

None of that happened.

Why?

Why didn't any of that happen?

What is wrong with the GOP?

Now House members who actually think like you and me are standing up and saying, no, we're not going to pass this woke budget anymore we're not playing this game we're not passing all of this money to ukraine where we're now paying we just found out we're now paying for 57 000 firemen to continue their jobs we're we're paying for their small businesses to remain open We're paying their equivalent of Social Security.

We're paying many of their politicians and many of their people in the government.

Why?

Why, really?

And how much is enough?

All of that leads to inflation in your life.

When will America come first with this administration?

When?

We're going to talk to a guy who has some answers for us.

His name is Russ Vogt.

Russell Vogt is at the Center for Renewing America.

He's the president of it, but he also was the director of the Office of Management and Budget, the OMB.

That's the person whose job it is, if there's a government shutdown, to make things work.

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How are you?

I'm doing great.

Thanks for having me, Glenn.

So you were on, I think even a year ago, and we were talking about, you know, what they need to do, and the people in the house were talking, that's what we're going to do.

And they never did any of it.

And now here we are at the last hour again, trying to scramble and figure out what are we going to do so we don't have another CR.

Exactly.

I mean, this year started with so much promise and opportunity to have a real debate about woken-weaponized defunding of the bureaucracy.

And Kevin McCarthy basically threw that out the window of the negotiating table when he decided he was going to be in coalition with Hakeem Jeffries.

And then he used as an excuse, he said, oh, we'll do it during the appropriations process.

None of us believed it at the time, but that was his argument.

And now, lo and behold, by the way, he moved none of the appropriate appropriations out of the many appropriations bills and intentionally created a pileup at the end of the fiscal year to jam conservatives.

And now conservatives are saying, we're not doing that.

We're going to insist on doing appropriations bills and then we're going to insist on policy riders to defund the weaponized portions of the federal government under the banner of no security funding.

And that would apply to border security, energy security, ensuring the rule of law, the Department of Justice.

And that's going to be an important debate as we head towards this leverage point at the end of this week with regard to the lapse of the annual fiscal year.

Could you explain for the average person that may not know what a CR is and not know

how our Constitution says we're supposed to work as a country.

Sure.

In the jargon of budget speak, a continuing resolution basically says we're just going to continue you at last year's funding level, and we may make a few changes on top of it.

But it ends up being a very small bill because you're extending all of, in this case, Biden

federal government spending, which is militant.

It's not just big, it's aimed at us.

So that's why it's so harmful.

The way it's supposed to work is that you have an annual debate on the Department of Agriculture, the EPA, the Department of Defense, and we've gotten out of the business of having that debate on the House floor.

And what ends up happening is that the is it's all crafted behind closed doors.

And it's just a, they put them all together.

You'll hear another word called the omnibus bill.

That's bad too.

They'll put it together, and then they'll attempt to just jam it through in the night of day,

late at night, and expect members to not have read it.

And what these members are saying is we're done.

We're not doing that process anymore.

But it's more than just a process.

It's about, to your point earlier, using this leverage point to actually save the country because this is the last leverage point that we have.

heading into next year because of some of the other decisions that Kevin McCarthy has made.

And what are those decisions that he's made?

He extended the debt limit

to the new administration.

And so when you take essentially one of your few leverage points and push that past into 2025,

now you're left only with funding leverage.

And in Congress, there are very few must-pass bills.

We call them must-pass bills.

that the car it forces the cartel to act.

And the cartel hates these because they then have have to stop governing behind closed doors at agencies where they legislate apart from Constitution,

apart from the Congress.

They have to come in to Congress and get these things passed.

And we only have about two or three of them.

This is one of the last impactful one to be able to defund the woken weaponized bureaucracy.

So tell me when this changed.

It was 2008.

And why did they do a continuing resolution in 2008?

Yeah, I mean,

this has been a problem that is growing for years.

Each year is a little differently based on the interest

of what's going on in play.

Sometimes a continuing resolution is better than an omnibus, but still bad.

And so it's harder to say what was going on.

But all of it is is a natural progression of the cartel year in, year out, to basically avoid the House floor, avoid debate amendments and doing real budgets, and to push it behind closed doors in that fashion and to make it so that it's very, very painful and stark.

So we just found out from 60 Minutes this last weekend that we are now paying for every firefighter in Ukraine.

You know, we're paying for their equivalent of Social Security.

Many of their agencies we're paying for,

but we're also paying for their small businesses and bailing out all of their small businesses.

All of that causes inflation to an incredible degree here in America.

Who knew about this?

Well, I think we've had suspicions about what has been all of these taxpayer dollars been used in Ukraine.

We're now hearing more and more reporting of it.

But this is the fundamental problem when you are cutting cutting these enormous checks for Ukraine and you're putting yourself in a position that

the country will help escalate a war in Europe at the expense of our taxpayers and our consumers here in this country.

And then you find out it's not just for weapons that are going to be hard for us to replace on our own stockpile, but it is for basically the funding of their domestic economy.

And it's totally outrageous.

And it's one of the reasons why I think we're going to have a big fight this week on whether Kevin McCarthy has to stick by

his commitment to strip out all the Ukraine funding.

I think that'll be one of the points of drama that we look to this week.

And I'm thankful that some of this reporting has come out because this is, you know, the country is increasingly outraged by our

spigot with regard to funding Ukraine.

And it puts them in a situation where It's not unlike the Fed, right?

When the Fed has low interest rates for far too long, people make bad investment decisions and you have a bubble.

This is like the foreign policy version of it.

When we don't force them to make their own determinations by their own resources, they have an overextension of what they feel they can get away with and they don't make good decisions.

And so it doesn't help them and it certainly doesn't help us.

So you put out seven points on the things that you think should transpire

since they don't have uh the votes for a cr, right?

So we know that they can't do a continuing resolution

and that could open us up to a government shutdown.

Do you have any idea of

how solidified the

Republicans are on this

showdown with the left?

The House Conservatives are very solidified, and as a result, because of the slim majority, we're going to have a shutdown.

I'm convinced of it.

There are certainly huge portions of the majority, the House Republicans, that want to avoid that at all costs, and most the Senate.

The Senate will be criticizing anything that the House does that is at all righteous.

And so I do think there will be a shutdown.

I do think that the House Conservatives have the ability this time, because McCarthy's political capital is so depleted from the previous debt deal that they will be able to force this fight.

And the question will be at that point execution and being able to hold strong, hold the line, and be able to really

message to the American people what this debate is about.

And really, I think it's about,

do they feel secure?

on the host of issues facing them from this government.

And I think that answer will be a resounding no.

And I think that's an opportunity to win a debate like this and manage the political risk that comes from it.

But I always think the political risk is overblown, quite frankly, from a shutdown.

When Republicans and conservatives fight, the voters reward them in the next election.

And I think we will see that in this case as well.

So tell me, this job then,

if we shut down the government,

I mean, we can pay our bills.

We're not going to default.

All of these things that they've been saying for so long that are just untrue.

But it is your former job, right?

The Office of OMB, to make the money that we do have work and keep critical things open.

Is that right?

That is right.

And you're hitting on the main thing, which is that Social Security checks go out, Medicare payments occur,

the Department of Defense just doesn't all of a sudden go home.

All of these things, in terms of what we think of the federal government being open,

is in play.

What is not in play are things like the regulatory agenda of the Biden administration at the EPA.

Those people have to go home and not work.

So one of the tasks

of OMB

is to make sure that things stay open that are vital to the security of property and the American people,

life

and things of that nature.

And so that was one of the things we did, and we set a high bar.

We said, we're going to make this as painless as possible for the American people, consistent with the law.

And we did that.

And I think it's going to be hard for them to play the games that they previously did of trying to shut down the

memorials or the national parks when they don't have to and get away with it.

And I think we will be holding them accountable as much as we possibly can.

Yeah, well, I think people have a very, very short memory,

especially when there was no pain when you did it.

There was no real pain.

And And they are, why aren't they using the we're going to default

argument this time?

Well, the default argument is largely one with regard to the debt limit.

So when you're a funding situation,

now you're, you know, the framing of the attack changes to one about

here's ex-government services, and it's no longer available to you.

Your life will shut down.

I think it's going to be harder also for them to make that argument.

We're in in the aftermath of COVID.

I mean, they shut the economy down for

weeks.

And so

people have lived through that.

So

the loss of

some

timely grant is not going to

rise to the same level that it once did, in my view.

Okay.

I'm going to break for one minute.

And Russ, if you wouldn't mind,

hang on and tell us what the Republicans should be going for, what we should be aiming for at the end of this.

We'll come back in just a second.

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Okay, so we're talking to Russell Vogt.

He is the president of the Center for Renewing America.

He's also the former Office of Management and Budget, the former director of that.

So what should they be aiming for and what do you think they could get if they stand firm?

So what we've called on them to do is to ensure that

we crush the woken weaponized bureaucracy with a major cut to non-defense spending and bringing it back to pre-COVID levels, which would be about a 20% cut.

And obviously, you and I could do much more cutting in a long weekend.

But in terms of really sending a massive signal to the bureaucracy, it would be about a 20% cut.

And that's what they should be doing.

And

I would put on top of it some very clear parameters.

We call it fencing in the money.

None of the funds can be used for disinformation campaigns that are used against conservatives.

None of the funds can be used by the FBI to target conservatives or any really anyone from the standpoint of just living their life and trying to express their viewpoints under the First Amendment.

So that's the type of things that we would be aiming for and we're encouraging them to do is to say, when you fund this stuff, you are funding

this federal government to be aimed at you.

And that's that honestly, that is something that is a penny that has finally dropped with much of

this Congress to understand like, let's stop focusing on the spending that's on autopilot at the exclusion of the stuff that you vote on every year, in budget language, we call it discretionary spending.

And that's the federal government we interact with on a daily basis.

That needs to be defunded.

And we need to be having a debate about the fact that we are funding gay pride activists in Senegal, gay pride events in Prague, that we're funding the NASA Space Camp in Pakistan.

These are totally winnable debates on each and every day if they choose to have them and explain to them

what their tax dollars are going to be able to be funded with.

It is shocking to me that they are willing to let the government shut down over a fight of 20% cuts and not 20% cuts to bring us back to 2010, but just to bring us back to the outrageous spending levels that we had before COVID.

That's incredible that we won't cut back 20% that we gained in COVID.

If you can't win that debate, Glenn, I don't know why we send Republicans to Congress.

I mean,

if you can't use a leverage point to have that very simple debate and bring it back and send that message to the bureaucracy, I mean,

it's just unjustifiable.

Unbelievable.

Do you think they're going to stand and do it?

I think right now we are in a really good place with conservatives united to try to force this as a leverage point.

You know, the establishment is powerful.

They're going to lose their minds.

They're already starting to on all of the different legacy media.

And but this here's why I'm optimistic.

This crew, this twenty and larger, and it's grown over the course of this year and folks like Marjorie, Taylor, and Green are coming back into the team.

This group held strong and had historic change

that was potential in January.

They have that chance now, and I think they're going to use it.

I sense a great commitment in them, and the margins are such that we don't need all Republicans to stick together.

We just need those 20.

Thank you very much, Russell.

I appreciate it.

Russell Vogt, he is from the Center for Renewing America and former director of the Office of Management and Budget.

You can find him at his website, AmericaRenewing.com.

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All of this money that we are spending right now, all of this money that we are sending,

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So, Bob Menendez makes a claim of why he had almost $500,000 in cash at his home.

Now, he's been accused by the Southern District of New York of accepting bribes from Egypt.

Now, he had gold bullion,

he had a Mercedes,

and he had $480,000 in cash.

And when asked about it, this was his answer, quote, for 30 years, I have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings, which I have kept for emergency because of the history of my family facing confiscation in Cuba.

Now, this might seem old-fashioned, but those were monies drawn from my personal savings account based on the income that I've lawfully derived over those 30 years.

I look forward to addressing other issues at the trial.

Hmm.

Now,

I think if I said that,

Well, especially if, you know, I wasn't Cuban, but I don't think anybody would believe that.

Now, that could be true.

Could be true.

I highly doubt it, but it could be true.

Yeah.

But what else are you going to say?

That's the only thing really he could say.

Right?

I mean,

unless he's selling facial cream on the side.

You know, that's a possibility, too.

You make a lot of money doing that.

So he's a Mary Kay girl?

Yeah, he might be.

Really?

Yeah.

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The review was mostly limited to publicly available data from the brief three-year window when corporate earmarks were disclosed.

He said,

I don't have a complete accounting for everything, so I don't,

what

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He steered $6 million to Smith's detection for military warfare sensors between 2003 and 2006, earmarked another $3 million to PhaseBridge that was developing a radar frequency distribution system for the Navy.

So we've got corruption there.

We have corruption with

good old Bob

Menendez.

We also have this.

Now, this isn't corruption.

This is just business.

Michelle Obama just gave a one-hour speech at a tech fair in Munich.

Now,

she was given a check for speaking to a startup event held on the sidelines of the annual Oktoberfest Beer Festival.

Now, I can't think of anything I want to hear more from than Michelle Obama at a German startup festival with the beer fest and the pretzels just outside of the tent door.

I know I pay a lot of money for that.

You know what I'm saying?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

So she normally

charges $200,000 per speech.

For a one-hour speech.

Yeah, one hour.

Yeah.

I mean, that's only $200,000 an hour.

I can see the inquality.

Right.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

The inequity that is happening here.

Bad.

Her husband costs $400,000.

See, again,

against women.

Sexist.

Yeah.

So he gets $400,000 an hour to speak.

She gets $200,000, which doesn't explain why she was paid for this Oktoberfest

tent festival speech of $741,000.

I mean, you put his speech and her speech, their speaking fees together.

It doesn't equal that.

No, that's about three and a half times of what she normally charges.

Now, that's strange, isn't it?

Yeah.

Huh.

Huh.

Now, I'm just thinking to myself, I'm thinking, self,

is that what they learned from Clinton?

Is there something maybe else going on there in Germany?

Is big beer money behind it?

I don't know, but that seems a little,

maybe a little out of the norm.

Yeah, kind of.

Like when the people

who are putting on the festival called her and said, hey,

we'd like you to come speak.

She said, well, yeah, okay, but it's going to cost you $200,000.

No,

we'd like to pay you seven hundred and forty one thousand yeah but that's in euros ah it's in euros so it's even more uh no it's 700 000 what they're saying

in euros it's 741.

so

you got to adjust for the exchange definitely sure definitely definitely um now some other news trump is up now five points over biden in a new poll trump appears strong in the republican primary 56 percent of the party's rank and file backing his nomination.

He leads over President Joe Biden.

Should the pair face again the White House in 2024, Trump has claimed the support of 46 of registered voters in the latest Messenger-Harris X survey.

Biden trailed with 41% support, while 13% said they weren't sure.

Republican lead comes as 40% approve of Biden's job as president.

56%

expressed a negative view of his time in office.

Overall, 69% of respondents expressed a belief that the president ought not to run again.

A further 56% said the same of Trump.

Well, so that's good.

So the majority of America don't want any of these guys.

They're like, I don't want to, I don't want to.

May I just suggest that

for the first time, somebody should run all the way to the end?

Hmm.

All the way to the convention?

Yes, all the way.

You know, and not to thwart Trump or anything else.

But if you don't have a secondary guy who has some votes out there, I don't know how you do it with

the way the nomination is set up.

You have to have the number of votes.

How does that work?

Does anybody know?

Because he could go away at any time because they could get so crazy and just throw him in jail.

And then Trump's not a viable option.

Correct.

And then also Newsom could come in or somebody else.

And what happens then?

On the Democratic side, if you're running against Joe Biden, there's a chance.

If you're running against

Newsom, I mean,

I can't imagine there's a chance, but I didn't think that Biden would win.

I just think we should be running running somebody all the way to the end.

By the way, you can tell they're panicking because Russian, because Hillary Clinton just brought up the Russian election interference.

She said, I'm just warning you.

I'm just warning you.

The Russians have proved themselves, I'm quoting, to be quite adept at interfering.

And if Russian President Vladimir Putin has a chance, he'll do it again.

I thought it was illegal now to question an election.

Well, she's not just questioning you.

She's not.

She's not questioning election.

Here, she's questioning two elections, the 16 election

and the 24.

Yes.

Yes.

But not the 2020 election.

Not the 2020.

No, she had no

perfect one.

They completely forgot.

They were like, oh, crap, it's election day in America.

Vlad, why didn't you tell us?

So Washington Post has come out and said there is no other candidate.

It's going to be comical than Joe

if the Republican wins and they claim election fraud and that the election was fixed or tampered with by Russia.

That's going to be funny.

Isn't that going to be interesting?

Yeah, yeah, it'll be really funny as they take because that's exactly what they'll do if it happens.

So

let me ask you something here, Pat.

They're now saying that there is no one else for America's future than Joe Biden

because he's the only one,

you know, apparently that can beat Donald Trump.

I don't understand the

Washington Post, but

they're saying that he's the most viable option.

Here's what I can't understand.

I can't understand, well, I can't understand that, but I, but I also can't understand people on the other side, and I'd love to hear from you if this is what you believe

that

things are fine with Joe Biden,

that everything is good with Joe Biden.

The economy is going well.

The war situation is going well.

Spending, I guess, is going well.

You know, our inflation is under control.

You know, gas, our plan for gasoline engines and everything else, that this all makes you comfortable.

Yeah.

Because I can't believe that 45% of the American population are still saying,

you know, I mean, I'm fine.

I'm fine with Joe.

Really?

Are you?

With what's happening at the border?

This makes sense to you.

Inflation, the border,

the crime, the economy, the situation with, yeah, Ukraine,

the handouts we're giving them that American taxpayers are paying for the salaries of 57,000 first responders.

and their social security over there, their equivalent of it.

All of that's okay.

I guess you have to be,

you just have to be trapped in that liberal bubble.

That's all you hear is their spin on all that.

I keep hearing them say it's the end of the republic if we don't win.

Now, they would be saying that if it was Ron DeSantis, it's not a Trump thing.

They'd be saying that about anybody.

Yeah.

But I really don't understand how someone standing up for the Constitution,

because that's where I'm at.

How am I a danger to the Republic by saying we should return to the plans of the Republic?

We shouldn't be an empire.

We should be a constitutional republic, which we haven't been doing for a long time.

How is that the end of the republic or democracy

when

you're saying we shouldn't have corruption on either side,

we shouldn't have dictators on either either side.

We should use our heads on things.

We should come back together as people

on the Bill of Rights.

I'm not asking you to come together with me on everything.

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I don't understand how that's the crazy position.

Well, it is because anybody who believes in the Constitution is crazy now.

You know, you're a right-wing kook if you even bring it up.

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What part of that don't you want to go back to?

What part of that?

I mean,

I don't, I really don't understand it.

Yeah, and they just said, the White House just said that

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the economy was was flat on its back when

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It was flat on its back because we had everything closed.

Everything was closed for the first time in history.

And by the way, they're now saying we can't have a government shutdown.

I tell you what, just 15 days to slow the spread of spending.

That's what the Republicans should be saying right now.

We're only advocating 15 days to slow the spending of Washington.

If we can close down the entire country and survive, I think we could close the government.

Plus,

when was it that it happened last?

Was that, has it been 10 years?

It's been a while, but you remember the government shutdown?

And really, the worst part of it was

that they closed the national parks and you couldn't get in for a few days.

Oh, I know.

That's not.

In the meantime, they're trying to shut all of the national parks so people can't get in ever.

How is that a problem?

Yeah.

How is that a problem for them?

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That's all we're asking for.

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Oh my gosh, the horror there are Republicans that want to shut down government which will mean mean the ATF will know be.

What are they doing?

They just want gunplay everywhere with no ATF.

Oh, I guess what's going to happen?

What's going to happen?

I mean, well, luckily, there's no way anybody could smuggle anything across our border right now because we got that locked up tight.

They actually said if the government closes down,

the border could get out of control.

It could get out of control.

It is out of control.

Oh my gosh.

I want you to tell everybody you know, it's talking, anybody who says,

we're trying to avoid the shutdown.

Look, here's what the Republicans are trying to do.

They just think we should shut the government down for 15 days to slow the spread of spending.

That's it.

That's it.

And in 15 days, we'll reevaluate.

If they could shut down the United States of America and the small business owners of America generally survived after a year,

I don't know.

I think the government could go away for a while.

And I don't think we'd even notice, honestly, because all the checks are still going to be going to senior citizens and everything else.

Don't let them scare you on that.

It's all going to keep coming.

15 days.

That's all we ask.

15 days to stop the spread of

spending.

That's all I ask, really, honestly.

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I want to see if you can figure out what's going on because experts are confused.

Okay.

A sparsely populated area of Alaska,

home to hundreds of USO, UFO and Bigfoot-style sightings, has also seen 20,000 people disappear since 1970.

20,000.

20,000.

2,000.

20,000.

Well, many have heard about the Bermuda Triangle, which

I flew in Bermuda Triangle.

Honestly, thought I was going to die.

Thought I was going to die.

Yeah,

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And, uh,

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And

that's when my son-in-law,

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I can't die that way.

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And she said, what do you mean?

And she said, he said, all I could think of is if this plane goes down, it'll be reported as Glenn Beck and others died.

And I don't want to die as another.

Anyway, so

you've heard of the Bermuda Triangle.

Now the so-called Alaskan Triangle has managed to slip largely under the public radar, despite having a missing persons rate of more than double the national average.

Located between Juneau, Anchorage, and the small town of Barrow, the area is reportedly a hotbed of paranormal activity.

Explanations for the strange phenomena have ranged from everything from alien activity to powerful electromagnetic fields in the area similar to those found in the Bermuda Triangle.

Local legends refer to a Sasquatch creature terrorizing the towns.

This includes one settlement called Port Lock, the southern edge of the Kenai Peninsula, which was abandoned in the 1950s after villagers were attacked and killed.

by an unknown creature.

Oh, man.

In recent years, however, the area has been the backdrop of thousands of unexplained vanishings.

Despite being just 1% inhabited,

Alaska, now listen to this,

only 1% of Alaska is inhabited.

Despite that, Alaska has far and away the most missing people compared to any other state.

The next highest state for missing persons is Arizona, with 12.28, double the national average of 6.5 people per 100,000.

But Alaska loses 42.16 people every 100,000.

Weird.

Yeah, really weird.

Weird.

Now, now,

the most recent is Shauna Oman, disappeared while visiting a friend in Fairbanks on June 3rd.

Oman had made arrangements to get a ride home with a friend, but then never materialized or returned home.

Okay.

She left without any belongings or her dog, and everyone's perplexed.

Even experienced outdoorsmen are not safe.

Mountain rescuer Gerald DeBerry, 43, went out with a group in the White Mountains, 70 miles north of Fairbanks, to search for a missing woman, but never returned home.

Oh, wow.

A year later, his ATV was discovered with the engine switched off, but no sign of him.

A year later,

Various conspiracy theories have been posited.

Field researcher Ken Gerhart told the History Channel that the triangle could be a vial vortice,

a login-shaped area with increased electromagnetic force.

He said the theory is these particular areas are supercharged with geoelectromagnetic energy.

Another

doctor.

And does it vaporize people?

Don't be ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous.

So what does it do?

How is that responsible for people disappearing?

It makes things happen that don't usually happen.

Okay.

Now, FBO expert,

UFO expert Debbie Zigglmeier

said that Alaska's sparse population makes it attractive to extraterrestrials because they can go pretty much wherever they want.

That's the attraction of Alaska.

She believes

that it might be kidnapping

from

space aliens.

Now,

cryptozoologist Jeff Backerman

said

Alaska is the perfect thing because anything could live there.

I don't think rattlesnakes, but I digress.

Anything of any size could be hiding in the Alaskan wilderness.

That is so true.

That is so true and so frightening.

Now,

I am a doctor, so I am going to comment on this.

It also could be that there are lots of big bears in Alaska and no one's around to hear you scream.

It could be that, you know, Alaska is a very big place, and I hear a little chilly at times.

It could be

that you go hiking on a mountain

and

your footing slips and you're buried under a lot of snow.

Could be.

Could be.

I mean, I believe the alien thing.

But you're just throwing out wild

wild theories.

Yeah.

I mean, let me throw out a wild theory.

It might be that Alaska has more missing people than any other state

because

there's no nothing in most of Alaska.

And so you can get lost and die and no one will find you except animals that will eat you.

Well, I mean, that's a crazy theory, but I suppose it's possible.

Yeah, okay.

All right.

I just wanted to see if

it's much more likely that space aliens took them, you know, for the space probes.

Probes that they're doing.

I like the idea

that Alaska is just their playground.

playground yeah i love that you know the playground of aliens because they can go anywhere they want anywhere they want anywhere they want there is not a space on planet earth where just nobody is you know not an it is crowded

every other place now

i could i would point out space is very cold so maybe they like it because it's also very very cold

you know maybe i'm just saying that's yeah yeah i'm just saying

Now,

is this the case with

the Republicans that have told us that they were going to stop the spending and change the culture?

And then they appear to go to Washington and then just completely disappear?

You never hear from them anymore.

Never hear from them.

Is it possible

there's a very large electromagnetic force right there in the Capitol and the White House.

And it could explain.

Now, it could be aliens.

Okay.

They could be eaten by bears.

But I've seen fences.

I've seen fences.

Now, but people can get past those fences.

I've also heard that.

So it might be, I mean, I'm a doctor, so I am going to just throw this out there

that those politicians are just dirtbags.

Oh.

Wow.

Yeah.

I think it might be.

I mean, I I know.

It can't be that.

It's probably the alien.

It can't be the alien.

Don't you think?

Yeah.

Or the vortex, the logins-shaped vortex that's right there underneath the Capitol.

Yes.

We lost another one.

We lost another one.

I'd rather believe the UFO thing than the fact that they're all spineless worms that can't fulfill any of the promises.

Oh, seriously, wouldn't you, I mean, this is quite a statement.

I mean this sincerely.

If one of them looked into the camera and was like, i'm gonna i'm gonna vote for this big spending bill where we're we're uh you know teaching our kids that they can be anything they want and then we can mutilate them in surgery and one of them reached up to their eyelid and they just pulled it down a little bit and they were a lizard person wouldn't you be like oh what a relief yes

i get it now

Yes, I'd rather that.

I would.

I think so.

I think so.

All right.

If you are not supporting your house member,

assuming you have a Freedom Caucus member, reach out to the Freedom Caucus members and tell them, keep standing.

These 20 have.

It's going to get harder to do that.

So they're going to need support like that.

They're going to do everything to these people.

Yes, sir.

Everything.

And if you're not clean,

if you have something to hide, they're just going to destroy you.

Yes.

They'll destroy you.

I mean, you know, the one thing you can say about these guys is,

you know, probably 15 of them haven't done anything illegal or immoral.

15?

I was going to say three, but

you think maybe

three.

I think we could go for 15

that are completely clean, wouldn't end up in prison by something that they're hiding or, you know,

just have leave a wreckage of a family behind them.

I think there's maybe 15 of them that we could count.

I'm really optimistic.

I am.

I'm feeling good today.

I'm feeling feeling good.

15 out of 435.

I believe it could be done.

I believe it could be done.

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Uh, did you happen to see where some of our money is going?

This is why government can't shut down.

Because, of course, as we talked about earlier on the show, uh, you've got the Ukraine situation where we're paying their salaries of 57,000 first responders.

We're paying their social security benefits or their equivalent of it.

Yeah, paying some of their politicians

and some of their agencies.

Yeah.

And

just in general, keeping their economy afloat and giving them small business loans and all of those things.

But yesterday, Joe Biden talked about what we're also spending in the Pacific Island,

several Pacific Island nations

to fund.

Can you name some of those Pacific Islands?

I can name Guam.

Guam, okay.

And I can name

Philippines?

No.

No.

No, not the Philippines.

American Samoa.

American Samoa.

And

Guam.

And the other ones just...

The other ones are...

They're so big you can't remember them?

Right.

Okay.

Yes.

But there's five of them.

Here's what he said about what we're going to give them for their infrastructure.

So today I'm pleased to announce we're working with Congress to invest $40 billion in our Pacific Islands Infrastructure Initiative.

We call it the PGPI.

Anyway, it doesn't matter what we call it, but that's what it is.

Because I can't say it.

It's PII.

I was going to get back to acronyms, and I'm going to go stand out doing that.

Yeah, really funny.

A really charming moment there.

But I think what was lost on everybody is, wait, what?

We're giving them $40 billion for their infrastructure?

There's two American territories and then 12 more islands that we're just giving money to to fix their infrastructure.

Because I guess we got so much money.

No, you know what?

We don't know what to do with it.

We're trying to block China.

Yes, we are.

We're trying to block China.

What another $40 billion?

Yeah, I don't have a problem with that.

Spending the money that we have to print that causes inflation on the average everyday American.

So you're like most Americans, you know.

Most Americans are saying, I'm fine with that.

How much is the price of milk?

I don't think I'm paying enough.

You know,

you know,

and this might help drive up that price.

It will help drive up that price.

The more we sell,

the higher the price of milk.

And I think there's a lot of people like me that says, you know what?

Milk is not expensive enough yet.

And you're looking at dairy.

Am I right?

Well, no, they don't get any of the money.

But if we can get milk up to $17, $18 a half gallon, I think, you know, that's when I start to feel a little uncomfortable.

$17 or $18.

$18 a half gallon.

Yeah.

That's when I think Americans will say, hey, this might not be for me in the Pacific Islands.

And when the gas prices are $8, $9 a gallon.

Oh, I think people will love that.

I'd love that.

I mean, California does.

Yeah.

So, you know, you get up to $25, $26,

you know, or restrictions that you could only be a special member of a special class to get the gasoline at $26.

I think that's

when some people might say, I don't know.

I don't think this is working out.

Oh, those are the intolerant people.

Intolerant.

Those will be the ones that are standing in the way of progress.

Yeah.

They have to be re-educated.

We're going to have to send them to a camp.

Men.

Amen.

Amen.

Okay, so

let me just

play something else.

Here's a flashback of Trudeau

talking about the truckers in Canada.

Listen to this.

How much vitriol do we have to see of Honk Honk, which is an acronym for Heil Hitler, do we need to see by these protesters on social media?

Okay, Honk

Honk

is akin to Heil Hitler.

Honk

honk.

Okay.

Then

we had Trudeau going in to announce in parliament there a really great hero.

He was a, well, he was a former SS Nazi.

Whoops, didn't get that one right.

Wait until I play for you the

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Because honestly, I've listened to it now three times and I don't know what he's saying.

I mean,

I really don't understand what he's saying there.

But it was a great apology.

I can't wait to hear it.

Was it an apology?

I'm not really sure.

And by the way, tomorrow is the second presidential debate for the GOP.

Yeah, on Fox.

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We're going to go back to Canada in just a minute.

Cash Patel is with us.

He is a former Department of Defense Chief of Staff, former Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and he has released a book today called Government Gangsters.

This is a tell-all book that is a real tell-all book.

We welcome him to the program now.

Cash, how are you, sir?

I'm good, Glenn.

Thanks so much for having me on.

I've got a lot of questions.

We're going to have to have you back maybe next week, but no problem.

So, Donald Trump said he's going to use this book as a blueprint to help take back the White House and remove these gangsters from government, who really is running the country?

Is it the president?

Is it Congress?

Or is it the deep state?

No,

I wish it wasn't the deep state.

I wish I didn't write a book called Government Gangsters about taking out the deep state.

I served for 16 years in Democratic and Republican administrations, and the entrenched class that I saw rise up the ranks and make themselves public when Donald Trump was the president of the United States was not anything I expected in the United States of America.

We fought them.

Doesn't matter if they were Republican or Democrat, more than we fought the levers of Congress, more than we fought the mainstream media, and more than we fought the political enemies that Donald Trump had.

They think the levers of government and positions are there to serve their own egos.

And I was shocked that you saw it not just in DOD, but at DOJ, FBI, NSA.

And, you know, a good friend of mine was like, look, this is a moment in time in history where you have to put it out there for the American people to digest and understand in a credible fashion and not use hyperbole.

And that was the mission with the government gangsters.

Hopefully we did that.

So

was there a point, I mean, working, you know,

16 years,

did you think,

ah,

this isn't true.

At what point did you think, wait a minute, there might be something to this deep state idea.

What was your first encounter that showed you how rotten to the core this thing really was?

Well, I was the lead prosecutor for the Menghazi terrorist attacks at Maine Justice, And that led me on the trail of the Hillary Clinton email fiasco.

Of course, this was before anybody ever even knew about it.

And when I raised that specter at DOJ, they thought I was out of my mind.

And the rest is history.

So when that happened, I said, wait a second, why are we not prosecuting the 17 terrorists that killed four Americans?

I remember Attorney General Ella Colder walked in the room and said, nope, we're only going to prosecute this one guy.

Everything else is too political.

And I was just, I was floored.

I was like, wait a second, I'm a career, you know, national security prosecutor guy here trying to take out the bad guys and then fold that over into Russia Gate, which I then ran for Chairman Devin Nunes.

And I saw how the FISA court process was broken, was ruptured, and the FBI and DOJ committed unlawful acts to illegally surveil a presidential candidate.

Whatever your politics are, I was just shattered by that faith in justice, having used the FISA process to actually manhunt terrorists.

So those two events sort of like gelled it together for me.

And then, of course, Donald Trump gets elected and it was on terror right after that.

Yeah.

So is there

what is the percentage of people that are

involved, knowingly involved?

And how much of the government does it cover?

All of it?

It covers every agency and department, everything, all of it.

All the administrative places, legislative, executive, even the judiciary.

Now, we've seen one of the moves I call for in government gangsters is we've seen those that donn the black robe of justice on the bench mediate judicial rulings based on political ethos.

And so I would say it takes up about 10% of all government bureaucracy, the deep state, the entrenched class.

And that's why I think we have the ability to remove them and secure this country and the levers of justice again for the American people.

If it was any more than that, we'd have a whole nother problem.

But that 10% has become so powerful, they drown out.

Then that's what I want to highlight in my book, The Many Great Americans That Continue to Do the Mission.

I get calls every day from people at the FBI, DOJ, and DOD, thanking us for the work we're continuing to do to try to correct course here.

Why aren't there more of them standing up then?

Yeah, that's the great question.

We try to do it.

We try to help whistleblowers along.

And I think

the political retaliation that you see for those that stand up, I mean, just look at a couple of the FBI whistleblowers.

They were removed from their jobs, paid.

Their pay was suspended.

One of them was moving across the country with four little children and couldn't afford to pay rent.

That's what they do to you if you dare to come forward.

So we have to build institutions to help them do that.

We're working on all of that, but it takes, unfortunately, it takes time.

And a lot of these people, they just want to serve.

That's what they went to government to do is to serve quietly.

And

I think you're right, though.

We need some more people to come forward.

So when you think of the deep state, I think a lot of people think it's a bunch of Dr.

Evils making plans in some underground dungeon,

some cabal.

What is it?

How does it really work?

What is it really like?

You know, I think it used to be like that maybe 15, 20 years ago.

Now the deep state is just in your face publicly out there because they use their mainstream media partners and the fake news.

There is no deep state, no government gangsters without them.

They leak information to them.

They did it in Russia Gate, Ukraine Impeachment 1, 2, Hunter Biden Laptop, 51 Intel Letter, you name it.

They have the playbook written out.

When a political narrative is out there that they want to defeat,

they call their few friends in government and they say, okay, what do we want out there?

How do we help defeat Donald Trump's agenda?

How do we help defeat the conservative movement?

And that is how they operate because they get full cover.

In this two-tier system of justice, they know they are never going to get prosecuted internally as long as they are serving the mission of the government gangsters.

And again, it's not a Republican or Democrat thing.

In my book, I probably call out more Republicans than I do Democrat in the back index where I name every government gangster.

Name some of them.

Bill Barr, Mark Esper, Gina Haspel, Rod Rosenstein, Chris Ray, Merrick Garland, Lisa Monaco, and probably 70 others in the back of the book there.

That's just a few.

And have you connected them to each other, or is this just look at what they're doing?

That must mean they're in the deep state.

I will give you, that was the great point.

I've connected them, and I'll give you a fantastic example.

Rod Rosenstein, who wrote the unlawful FISA warrant against President Trump, who covered up the Devin Nunes and I's investigation on Russia Gate when Chris Ray was the FBI director and they threatened to investigate us.

A story for another day, but they actually did subpoena my records when I was a senior staffer on Capitol Hill.

And Gina Haspel, who was the CIA station chief in London, who authorized the launch of Russia Gate,

later became a CIA director.

Do you know where Gina Haspel and Rod Rosenstein work today?

At Christopher Wray's old law firm in Washington, D.C.

Holy cow.

Is the next president, no matter who he is, is he going to be able to do this?

I mean, if 10% of the government and all of the media, how does a president even begin to

operate and

shut these things down?

It's a multi-pronged

sort of game that you have to level.

And the one thing that you have to start with is personnel.

And I think the one thing the Trump administration learned in the first term was you can't trust these entrenched government bureaucrats.

And anyone that they've ever talked to and anyone that recommended them is out.

We are working, I'm obviously in all in for President Trump on the personnel package that should come with him should he win the presidency.

But also what you need is Congress to come in.

and suspend the budgets of the people that have robbed us of our security of our system of justice at the FBI, at DOJ, and zero out these line items and eliminate the seats and the billets, billets, as we call them, that just endlessly grow government morass to no end to feed places like the Defense Industrial Complex.

You have to have all three branches firing at the same time, but it starts with a huge personnel package and it starts with a massive, massive funding expenditure removal based on corruption.

When you're looking at the FBI, DOJ,

CIA, intelligence, Can they be fixed?

Yes, they can.

It's going to be a monumental list.

I'll give you a little example I talk about in government gangsters.

When I was deputy director of national intelligence, we cut 10% of that workforce, even though everybody told us you can't fire anyone in government.

That's just not true.

Nobody had the will to do it.

You got to go to Congress.

You got to tell them, hey, take this out of our budget immediately.

I don't want this seat.

I don't want this position for next year.

And you can remove people who committed acts of corruption and unlawful, unethical behavior.

So you can do it.

You just have to have the people across the board.

We didn't have that.

We had guys like Barr and Esper and Gina Haspel blockading the Trump administration's agenda and keeping their personnel protected.

They all were talking to each other continuously.

And remember, Rod Rosenstein agreed to wear a wire because the deputy director of the FBI, Andy McCabe, told him to do it against the sitting president.

And this is the levels of corruption we have to fight against.

But the bench.

The good news is the bench exists.

I've worked with them.

I know them.

A lot of them are still in.

Some of them left, and we can bring them all back.

But we're going to need a a leader, in my opinion, like President Trump, to put all those pieces on the chessboard.

Do you have, do you think, enough people in Washington, in either party, that you could cobble together the support to do this?

Does anybody

in Congress or

the Senate, in any great number, exist?

Yeah.

To help you?

It's not a massive number, but I'm out there on the campaign trail for a lot of conservative candidates in both the House and the Senate, and they subscribe to the same ethos.

So you got to start somewhere, and it's not going to be an overnight success.

And the deep state is going to come out and attack these candidates going forward.

But I think there's enough of a clan of us that can get this mission across, or at least start it up.

over the next year, which is that my goal is to educate America through now until next November of the election cycle to say, this is the deep state, this happened, and this is what we must do to fix it.

Then,

hopefully, once we win all levers of government, we can come in and do it.

I'd like to put a chalkboard together with your help on

how this thing works and what needs to be done.

So, I'd love to have you back at some point, maybe next week, when you get off of the book tour crunch here.

The name of the book is Government Gangsters.

He names names.

He knows he was there.

If we want to end this nightmare, a couple of things have to happen.

The money has got to be cut.

And the Republicans, I shouldn't say the Republicans, the Freedom Caucus is working on that today.

And they're hammering it out on each other, trying to get this thing done.

You have to give the purse strings back.

to the Congress.

And if Congress doesn't do anything, then we vote them out and we continue to do it in larger and larger numbers.

But the other is going after after the deep state and identifying who these people are and where they're hiding is the most important part.

You've got to identify them.

Are you worried at all, Cash, about, I mean, this is movie stuff.

People have died for less than this.

Yeah.

Look, it is a scary sort of road map that we've laid out, but it's the one that matters most to save this constitutional republic.

So that's why there are people out there, whether it's me and you in the conservative voice movement, that are out there that are putting the mission first, as I say, government gangsters.

And I think we have enough of us to do it, but we've also got to take out the fake news media machine.

And that's the bigger challenge, in my opinion, than taking out just the deep state government gangsters themselves.

I think we can do it.

Yes, it's going to be a brutal year.

But if we don't do it and we don't win in 2024, then that's it.

Game over.

Yeah.

Thanks, Cash.

I appreciate it.

God bless.

We'll talk to you again.

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It came out today.

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In the coming weeks, we're going to be talking about the American covenant, which is something that George Washington did, our pilgrims did, and again,

we made the covenant right after the Battle of Gettysburg.

And I firmly believe it is our only

chance of really, really surviving and reviving our country.

And I'm going to be talking about it on radio, but also Thursday, October 19th at 6.30 at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Utah.

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And I'm going to be talking about what is a covenant nation, how do we know America is one of those, and what it means.

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to be on earth, in my humble opinion.

Pat Gray, let me thank you first of all for being here, but let me play

from Canada, Justin Trudeau, explaining, you know, apologizing about the Nazi they heralded.

Obviously, it's extremely upsetting that this happened.

The Speaker has acknowledged his mistake and has apologised, but this is something that is deeply embarrassing to the Parliament of Canada and by extension to all Canadians.

I think particularly of Jewish MPs and all members of the Jewish community across the country who are

commemorating Yom Kippur today.

I think it's going to be really important that all of us push back against Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation and continue our steadfast

and unequivocal support for Ukraine.

And he's talking,

I don't understand what it came from.

I don't know.

Who was saying this was Russian propaganda?

This is the guy, this is a guy coming from Ukraine.

Right.

And parliament

putting him up in the balcony like we do on

the presidential speech every year, the State of the Union.

How is that Russian propaganda?

It's not Russian.

I don't know.

Wow.

It's just words.

Words to these people mean nothing anymore.

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