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Trump’s Migrant PURGE Explodes! HISTORIC Visa Crackdown Unleashed — More Coming | Trish Regan Show

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Trump’s Migrant PURGE Explodes! HISTORIC Visa Crackdown Unleashed — More Coming | Trish Regan Show

The transcript details a sharp increase in visa revocations under the Trump administration, with 175,000 visas canceled since the beginning of his second term—nearly double the number revoked in the final months of the Biden administration. These revocations are primarily attributed to criminal behavior, such as assault, drug offenses, and violent campus unrest, including incidents tied to pro-Palestinian protests. The State Department frames these actions as necessary measures to protect national security and ensure compliance with U.S. laws, asserting that a visa is a privilege, not a right. Critics, however, argue that many revocations stem from unproven allegations or police encounters, potentially violating due process. The discussion expands to broader political concerns, including the influence of radical ideologies like communism and Islamism in U.S. politics, with figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and El Sayed being criticized for their alignment with leftist movements and support for Hamas. The narrative positions the Trump administration as a protective force against perceived ideological threats, while questioning the legitimacy and fairness of the previous administration’s open-border policies. The speaker also highlights concerns about political extremism, including the potential for radical policies like property taxation, racial reflection rooms in schools, and open borders to destabilize communities. Ultimately, the piece frames the current immigration enforcement as a necessary response to national security and social order, contrasting it with what is portrayed as a lack of accountability and principle under the prior administration.

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You know, I'm not sure why anyone ever doubted him. He was serious from the beginning when he said he was going to change the way things were going down, right? When he was talking about the border, he meant it. And now today, we've got proof 175,000 people have just had their visas revoked. That's historic, guys. We haven't ever seen anything quite like that, ever under any other administration. I mean, coming up to January, I believe he had revoked 100,000. Now we're seeing in the span of basically half a year, another 75,000 getting revoked. This is a big deal. And guess what? He has every right and every bit of authority to do this. The left can't do a darn thing about it. Welcome to the program, everyone. I am Trish Regan. This Trish Regan show. Make sure to subscribe, share, like, make a comment, all of that. It's important. Wow, this is history being made 175,000 visas being revoked by the Trump administration because of a variety of things, including, in some cases, people who came here and decided to be a bunch of hoodlums and start things that would be problematic on college campuses, et cetera. But that's just the least of it, because we get a lot of criminals here, a lot of people that are doing very bad things and the administration is like enough is enough is enough. We don't need to have this. We don't need to have you. A visa is a privilege. Listen to this. 175,000 revoked, okay? Big deal. Because if you go back to even January of 2026, earlier this year, you saw about 100,000 that have been revoked. So we're looking at 175,000 just to keep it on perspective. Just four times the amount of visas revoked, then we saw Joe Biden final year in office, of course. But you know, he wasn't interested in actually taking any visas away from anyone. He was only interested in more and more people coming here. Maybe you could get them to vote for him, right? More than 175,000 this being one of the big stories there overnight in the daily mail. And you can see that one of the things that they're citing, authorities are citing, is basically people who have been non-compliant. So you're non-compliant. Bye-bye. And see you later, unlawful conduct in sight when a violent targeting Americans as key drivers behind this enforcement push. Makes sense, right? State Department representative stating that the bulk of these revocations stemmed from the law enforcement encounters and explanation that has drawn all kinds of criticism from legal experts. But you know what? The criticism doesn't matter. You can criticize it all you want. The State Department has the right to pull these visas for a whole variety of reasons, which I'm happy to get into. Immigration attorneys worry that officials are stripping visa statuses of retrieval police, interactions, or unproven accusations that were never tried in court. Quote, the majority of these visas were revoked due to law enforcement encounters for a range of criminal activity with assault, driving under the influence theft and drug crimes being the leading cause, causes that's according to the State Department, um, bunch of other stuff too. You know, reckless driving, sexual assault, etc. government officials are characterizing the widespread cancellations as quote, the result of the State Department's continuous vetting operations, which ensure the visa recipients abide by the terms of their visit and do not endanger Americans. Remember when I showed you that sound bite that was on the view, I'm not going to play it right now because you know, it takes a lot from me to play the view. I mean, a lot from me to have to watch it with you. But Arnold Schwarzenegger had gone on to the show and all the ladies were dismayed because they couldn't believe that Arnold Schwarzenegger was saying, hey, you know what, when you're a guest in someone's house, you got to abide by the guest's rules. You know, you're kind of extra good, right? You make your bed. It's true. Like, if I go to somebody's house, I don't love having to make my bed, but when I go to somebody else's house, yeah, you better believe I'm going to make it and there's going to be hospital corners and everything, right? You're going to pick up the dishes after dinner, you're going to do all the things you can possibly do to be a good guest. And for some reason, that has been lost on the people that are coming to America. So Marco Rubio wants to remind everybody of it loud and clear, and that's what he's doing. It's very simple. Avisa is a, it's not a right. It is a privilege. People apply for student visas to come into the United States and study. And if you tell me that you're coming to the United States to lead campus crusades, to take over libraries and burn down, try to burn down buildings and acts of violence, we're not going to give you-- Is that what Ms. Osdor did? We're not going to give you-- That what you did, come on. Mr. Secretary. And every single one of these things is the factors of dinner. The bottom line is, if you're coming here to stir up trouble on our campuses, we will deny you Avisa. And if you have a first of them in a fight, you will be revoked in the United States. And we're going to do more. There are more coming. We're going to continue to revoke the visas of people who are here as guests and are disrupting our higher education facilities. People are paying money. These kids pay money to go to school and they have to walk through a bunch of lunches and lunches. Right to the toilet. And the toilet paper is disrupting the foreign policy in the United States. I want to do more. Well, that makes Mr. Secretary-- In fact, the other day, the other day, some guys let it write. I forgot what university it was. And I asked, please, can you find the arrest records of all the people that were arrested at that riot at that campus? Because if any of them have Avisa, we're going to revoke-- I feel so much safe. All right. Let's lock up people like Ms. Osdor, Ms. Secretary. We've had enough. We've had enough time on the subject. It's very simple. Avisa is a-- it's not even right. It is a privilege. And if you tell me-- Exactly. You know, and when you think about what's going on with Iran right now, when you think about this sort of woke mind virus that's trying to infect the United States of America and young people here, you actually have to think about that with some consideration. All of it, you know, as we come up on college, resuming this fall, you have to think about all those people that are coming here from all of these different countries that do actually want to do us harm. That might actually be working dare I say on behalf of nefarious players overseas that might deliberately be trying to create this kind of chaos. So yeah, Marco doesn't want them here. And Marco is absolutely willing to revoke their visas. Listen. State Department has just exclusively revealed that it's revoked 175,000 visas since the start of President Trump's second term. That is up from the 100,000 in December. The majority of the new revocations were over criminal activity, including sexual assault, child abuse, fraud, reckless driving, and embezzlement. Multiple visas were also revoked for immigrants who celebrated Charlie Kirk's assassination. Yeah, in other words, if you're not on our side of things, if you're on the side of some woke mind virus that's actually trying to do us a disservice, if you're on the side of Iran, if you're on the side of Hamas, if you're on the side of Hezbollah, if you're on the side of China, over us, I don't think we're going to want you here. And that's what's becoming pretty darn apparent. Marco Rubio explaining again to some of these people, and this I believe was in relation to the Hamag Khalil case, right, the Columbia University student, he was a 30-some odd year-old man. There was a rabble rouse, they were trying to create all kinds of problems, shutting down classes. He couldn't even go to graduation at Columbia because of this guy because he wants to stand up for Palestine. Okay, you're going to go crusade for Palestine. Go do it somewhere else. You're going to be able to do it on our turf. And again, I want to reiterate that the legal upper hand goes to the State Department, even though this particular case is on appeal. I've said this repeated, I don't know why it's so hard for some to comprehend it, so let me repeat it again. A visa, no one's entitled to a visa. There is no constitutional right to a visa. Okay, a visa is a permission to enter our country as a visitor. If you enter our country as a visitor and as a visitor in our country, be it a student, a tourist, a journalist, whatever you want to be, and you undertake activities that are against the national interest and national security of the United States, we will take away your visa. In fact, if we knew you were going to do it, we probably wouldn't have given you your visa. Ta-da. No, we wouldn't have. We absolutely would not have. So again, remember, the visa is not a right. It is a privilege, and it's a privilege, according to a particular law, here I've got it here for you, 2-2-1, 8 U.S.C. 1201, the Secretary of State, or any concert officer made any time in his discretion, revoke a visa, regulations 22 CFR 41-122, confirm this authority. Courts have long recognized that visa issuance and revocation involve foreign affairs and national security judgments that receive substantial deference. So when you're in a situation like we are in right now where you have the threat of Iran on the horizon, not on the horizon, I mean, we're a war with these people, then yeah, you're going to be able to, as the State Department, take these special considerations into being, again, State Department releasing this statement, the majority of these visas were revoked due to law enforcement encounters for a range of criminal activity with assault, driving under the influence theft, and drug crimes being the leading causes. We don't want you here, okay? And it's 100% in the jurisdiction of the State Department. They are the ones that can choose to deport, again, they have the law on their side. So this should not be something that's in doubt. This is not something that should be debated. This is not something people should be freaking out about. This is something that is just business is normal, and for whatever reason, the other administration was not willing. I think we know why, they were not willing to actually do what was needed on this front and as a result, things got kind of sloppy, and we got some people here that maybe shouldn't have been here. I am traveling right now, by the way, guys. So I appreciate you being with me during these weeks as I am traveling, but you know, one of the hardest things about traveling, I just tell you, is that I don't have, my mattress, I don't have my mattress with me, and that's kind of painful. You know, I am very particular about my matches. You guys may have heard me say this before. 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Even John Federman, of course, John Federman ought to join the Republican ranks at some point, right? Because he seems to be signing more with us than them at this point. But then again, they've gotten really crazy. Really, really, really, really crazy. I mean, even AOC is trying to distance herself. Yep. Anyway, Federman admits it's gone too far, too far. The border went too far. And as a result of that, he's like, you know what, the Democrat party, he came right out and said it. They destroyed. They destroyed the border. I want you to hear from the horse's mouth, go and designer Federman right here. Without a doubt, the Democratic party we destroyed our border. 11 million migrants through the Biden administration. When you have 300,000 migrants showing up at the border, that's the site of Pittsburgh. And now how can we handle them? That's every month, every month. And Democrats pretended that it's all good. It's all fine. Yeah. So why did they pretend it was all good? Why did they pretend it was all fine? Why did they say, OK, nobody can be illegal? I mean, again, I go back to, I think, we know the reason. OK, I'm just going to be all big boys and girls here. I think I know the reason. I think they wanted to affect the census. And they wanted to make sure that they were depositing people in two states, where they could have a big enough effect on the census and therefore get more representation in Congress so they wanted states like New York to see these swelling populations. Hence, if you went to New York, you got a free hotel. You got free credit cards for your food. So you could have ethnically appropriate food. You got a free cell phone. And you got that hotel. This is what really gets me. We're just talking about making your bed. Somebody else was making your bed for you. You got free maize service on top of it, bonkers, absolutely totally bonkers. But there was a method to the madness. And I think you saw the same thing going on in California. And they were really hoping that they could increase the number of people that they would have in Congress on top of that. Ultimately, we know where this was going. We know exactly where it was going. They wanted these people to be able to vote. It was happening in Berkeley, California, where you could vote in school board elections as an illegal. Imagine that. I mean, it's against the Constitution. They tried it in New York state, where they wanted 800,000 non-citizens to be able to vote in New York state. That didn't work out so well. Went all the way to the second court of appeals there. And they knocked it down. But the fact that they're trying this, I think, really proves exactly what we assumed all along. And now you get other people. And they're like this Mamdami, who many believe committed immigration fraud himself, trying to push his own version of things. He doesn't want the police. He doesn't want ice. He wants free groceries and free health care and communist around everything. And he's going to-- this is very interesting. He's going to use Islam to help further this agenda. So the sort of license that you get for-- frankly, I'm sorry, but it's a violent religion. Go read the Quran. You'll figure it out yourself. They are the only religion that actually justifies this conversion by the sword. So if you take something like Marxism, if that's really your end goal, and you marry it together with something like Islam, you start to see how they can kind of rise up. And frankly, my concern is violently take control. And it's not just a concern. I mean, when I look at what the DSA was just caught on camera saying, and I'm going to show you that in just a minute, I mean, even MSNBC is like enough is enough. The woman who's the chair of the DSA was basically saying that it was great that some of Mamdami's disciples, backup singers, whatever you want to call them, his protegeys that are out there now running for Congress as Democrats in New York, it was just absolutely terrific that they went and celebrated the day after October 7th at Hamas Raleigh. I mean, how is that great when you think about the atrocities that went down? I mean, it shows you how they're willing to marry violence and communism together to get their end goal. Here's Mamdami, the spout in his Islam nonsense as mayor of New York. My own faith, Islam, a religion built upon a narrative of migration. The story of the hijra reminds us that Prophet Muhammad Surah Al-Alaihi wa Sallam was a stranger too, who fled Mecca and was welcomed in Medina. Surah Al-Nahal, 1642, tells us, as for those who immigrated in the cause of Allah after being persecuted, we will surely bless them with a good home in this world. Or as the Prophet Muhammad Surah Al-Alaihi wa Sallam said, Islam began as something strange and will go back to being strange, so glad tidings to the strangers. If faith offers us the moral compass to stand alongside the stranger, government can provide the resources. Let us create a new expectation of city hall, where power is wielded to love, to embrace, and to protect. We will stand with the stranger today. OK, so we're quoting Islam now as a reason to justify communism. Look, I'll tell you, you know who's not standing for this Nancy Mays, remember Nancy Mays? I get it, she's got her pluses and minuses, but in this case, boy, did she take down CNN? I mean, she took that, it was pretty epic. I got to show you this exchange, because she's having no part of the Mammadami Islam stuff. She's like, no, no, no. You think it's OK to bring in Sharia law? By the way, that's another one of his things. He's trying to justify having, that's El Saeed Sharia law. Michigan, the guy who's running for Democrat Senator of Michigan wants to like, OK, Sharia law. Listen, Nancy's not having any-- I'm not having any of it either. I mean, this is crazy, crazy, crazy talk. But listen to Nancy, just take down this CNN host over this issue. Did online a few days ago, you wrote, quote, "Every single Muslim holding public office in America is a Trojan horse and a threat to both national security and our republic." And then today, you essentially added, if not wanting to be blown up, stabbed, or rammed by a car by a radical Islamist in the United States of America makes us Islamophobes, then so be it. Are you saying that anyone who is Muslim is a threat to this country? That's not what I said. And that's not what I said. Number one, I think we do have a real issue with radical-- It sounds like that's what you're saying. You're-- no, I was talking about elected officials. When you look at what has just happened-- So any Muslim elected officials, sorry, to cut you off, but just to be clear, any elected Muslim officials? Hamdani campaign with an unindicted co-conspirator of the 1993 World Trade Center bombings. You have Abdul Al Sayed, who was campaigning with Hassan Piker, who said, "America deserved 9/11." Yes, we should be very concerned about-- He said he regretted those comments by-- You take your credit. But that believe in this radical Islam ideology where women are covered, head to toe, it's very oppressive, where we've seen grooming gangs over-- But Congresswoman, there's no indication that Mayor Mamdani has brought any of those ideals to New York City governance. Or that just being Muslim allows you brings those in. If you're playing footsie with an imam, here in America, who's an unindicted co-conspirator of the 1993 World Trade Center bombings yet, we have a real problem with that kind of ideology-- For Congresswoman, when you make a blanket statement like that, it implies that every Muslim member of Congress or leadership, folks who, by the way, are elected by American citizens. I am deeply concerned about Michigan Democrats nominating a guy hanging out with Hassan Piker, who said America. deserve 9-11 who has a frame photo of the 20 hours. Which he's responded to and says he regrets those comments, but yes, keep going. Yeah, but I mean, this is who he's hanging out with, this kind of person who's promoting, you know, communist ideology. This is not something America's not built on those values. And in the future, when our granddaughters are wearing burkas to school, we're going to learn about. There's no indication that that is happening on a wide basis, folks that are getting into office. Have you seen Dearborn? In Dearborn? An expression of culture congresswoman is different than a blanket city of policy. The guy complaining about the call to prayer five times a day, they're trying to push these people out in our values out. And that's wrong. And I think this is a conversation that we have to have. What are our values and what do they look like? I don't want to hear the call to prayer five times a day in an American city. If you don't want to hear it, that's okay. The First Religion protects the First Amendment, excuse me, protects from freedom of religion. If you don't want to hear it, fine. You know, I grew up in a Christian household. I grew up in the South. Islam is not my religion, but I have Muslim friends who, if that is how they worship, even if I don't want to hear it, that is their right to hear. And the privacy of their own mosque or their own home, not on the streets of America. I think that we're speaking a very different vibe. We're just going to be having that kind of thing going on. And if you look at the prays that are happening, I look at the women who are covered, head to toe with little slits for their eyes. As a woman, that's scary to me. But you're not being forced on you, Congresswoman. But that's not being forced on you. So they go around and around and around and around. It's not happening. Clearly, like this guy, I don't get it, like he's supposed to be an anchor, right? So why is the anchor having an argument with guests that he's bringing on? I mean, you're really not an anchor at that point, you're just kind of a talking head. And you had to have your little talking head opinion show, right? I mean, I don't really understand the point in all of that, but I guess once again, it shows us, it shows you exactly where CNN stands on all of this stuff. And that's a very, very left, very left of center. I don't think it's asking for a lot to say, look, we're not going to be okay with Sharia law in the United States of America. That is not really a prejudice thing. I mean, granted, you can practice whatever religion you want, but when it starts crossing over into how we run the show, so to speak, in terms of how our laws are constructed or how our laws are obeyed, well, then you've crossed the line, right? We may have the separation of church and state, but now I've done your church trying to creep into our state. Thank you very much. And this is exactly what so many of them want. Consider El Saeed trying to say that it's somehow prejudice to not allow for Sharia law. And it's akin to blacks once not being able to vote. I mean, he's trying to use everything possibly that he can think of in his arsenal. Okay, I got to bring all the blacks in to tell them why El Sharia law not being obeyed or allowed or recognized or appreciated is the same as the hardships they've been through. Did it mean? I mean, if I were a black American, I'd be running so far away from this idiot. I mean, it's unbelievable. Let's just play it. We'll react together here in real time. Here we go. Bismillah wa sallamu ala sayyidina Muhammad wa l-alaihi wa s-habi'ajmai. Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa sallamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi. Question 755. When the state of Oklahoma voted in a referendum to amend the Constitution to ban Sharia law, what does that mean? I don't know. And yet the voters banned it anyway. And I don't have to tell you that the same exact forces that drove native peoples from their land two centuries ago, destroyed Black Wall Street a century ago, bombed the building decades ago, and tried to ban Sharia law not a decade ago that those forces are alive and well today. OK. So we now have a guy that is running for Senate in Michigan as a Democrat that's defending Sharia law. I'm going to change the lower third on here. El Sayyid, Kot, defending Sharia law. It's OK to kill your wife if she's raped. Guys, we have a court of law. We have a system. We have a wonderful constitution. We have a wonderful court of law in a law in order. We need it. We do not want Sharia law. We do not want the no-go zones like they have in Paris and Sweden and these other places. You now got this guy masquerading as though he's like some kind of theater kid with a -- I say theater kid because he's such a dork, right? He's such a dork, but then he wears a tight T-shirts and you just seem like he's all that. This is El Sayyid. I'm talking about he is a dangerous man in my view because I've seen some of these old tapes, including what I just showed you there, somebody who's spouting the need for Sharia law and then tries to tell you that is a black American, they tried to wipe out your economy years ago, a black Wall Street, and it's the same as them trying to get rid of Sharia law. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I mean, I'm an American. That was a lot of Salam Ala Sayyidina Muhammad. When he's not speaking Islam, when he's not speaking his language, right? Because after time, when I first started that sound, but I'm like, what? What? That's not going to get good. But anyway, we have something going on. I've played to the Ethiopian woman, forgive me, Egyptian woman, born in Egypt, and now running for the first district of Colorado who says, you know, the only way we're going to combat American extremism is for more people from the developing poor, global south to come in and win these positions. Like Ilhan Omar, I'm resuted to leave and Mamdami from Uganda and El Sayyid from Egypt, they all need to come in because they want to take it over and they want to make sure that America cannot repress their countries, their home countries while they're in American government. I think we have a little bit of an issue. I think we have a little bit of a conflict. I think we get some people that don't know what end is up or where their loyalty's lie. Mamdami, it's to Uganda, it's not to New York City, it's not to America, but you know what? He's getting shut down, this guy is getting shut down, right, left, and center. Well, I'm getting shut right off the stage. I love this clip. I love this clip. This is Mamdami, he goes to Staten Island to speak the other day and he lasted like less than two minutes, okay, because they just wanted nothing to do with this guy. They know what a jerk he is, they know how dangerous he is, and they just shouted him right off on stage. It was pretty epic, pretty great. And this is like, this is sort of poetic, poetic because it just happened by a judge too. Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to say good-bye, to this communist and not John, who wants to be my wife in your life, and there they go, I love this clip. I love it, okay, sorry, I get a little too much glee out of that one, but anyway, he was shut down in more ways than one, not just shouted off the stage, but leave it to Staten Island, who, I'm liking Staten Island, you know what happened? You have a judge there who said, this ain't gonna fly, buddy boy, you're not gonna go around and do this little pieted tear tax thing that that's not really gonna work. Take a look, remember what Memdommy wanted to do, tax the rich. When I ran for mayor, I said I was gonna tax the rich. Well, today, we're taxing the rich. I'm thrilled to announce who secured a pieted tear tax, the first in New York's history. This is an annual fee on luxury properties worth more than $5 million, whose owners do not live full time in the city, like for this penthouse. Which hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin bought for $238 million. This pieted tear tax is specifically designed for the richest of the rich. Those who store their wealth in New York City real estate would who don't actually live here. But even so, they're able to reap the huge financial rewards of owning property in dare I say, the greatest city in the world. And most of the time, these units are sitting empty, since again, they don't actually live here. This is a fundamentally unfair system that hurts working New Yorkers. Now, it's coming to an end. This tax will raise at least $500 million directly for the city, and it'll help fund things like free childcare, cleaner streets, and safer neighborhoods. As mayor, I believe everyone has a role to play in contributing to our city. And some a little bit more than others. Happy to. Yeah. Well, you know what? Look at the guy right here. Next to me. You see that Staten Island judge. He just said, "Mam Dami, this is not going to work." So he's refuting this. He's saying, "You can't do this." So, "Mam Dami, get shut down by the court of law." And if it's not just that judge, you know who else is doing this? Antonah, someone else to the rescue. This is the lead right now in the Wall Street Journal. Trump threatens to take- federal action to block Mandami's pietta terror tax. He's saying that this is a tax proposal that could create a dangerous political experiment that could actually destroy the city. Now, I'll tell you, it absolutely positively could destroy the city. But I don't think Mambami necessarily cares about that, right? He just wants a tax of the rich. He just wants to stick it to the rich. He doesn't care. You know, guys, you know the drill, right? Like, you probably studied the USSR at some point in school, unlike Mambami. And you know what happens when you just keep taxing people and taxing people. You drive them all out. Nobody wants to live in California anymore. Nobody wants to live in New York City anymore because of Mambami and these taxes. And that was actually happening even beforehand. And now it's really, really happening. And so this has become a problem on top of which here's the real issue. And this is what the judge is getting at. He actually did something illegal. And I think the city could be sued and be held accountable for this. The reason I say he did something illegal is because he published that list. What was it? 20,000 names you had? All these people on that list really kind of singling them out. If you have a valuation above a million bucks, Mambami wants everybody to know about it. And that could open you up to some dangerous stuff. I mean, your name, it's your address. It's the valuation on your property. How is that ever? Okay. Jonathan Turley, constitutional law scholar on Fox earlier today explaining it this way. It's listed hundreds of thousands of properties virtually arbitrarily. And they all these owners found themselves on this list. And many of them are saying, look, this is our only home or we don't fit the criteria. But the Mambami administration is sort of shrugged and said, you know, we'll sort them out. The judge said that's not good enough. You know, keep in mind, it's very unlikely that the tax itself will be struck down. The tax is going to go forward. That's why people are fleeing New York. But as people flee New York with their tax revenues, the rest of that called herd become even more important for the city to nail in terms of taxes. All right. Well, the president does not like this and the president doesn't think that really they're going to be able to get away with this. And maybe there's an interesting commerce here law that he might be able to put into being because he's saying this is going to destroy the city. And we want no part of it. So just moments ago, just moments ago, he published this on true social. I want to pull this up for you guys. He just put this one out. I'm going to show you on the screen. A New York city, Pietater attacks is costing New York City and New York state a fortune in that money and that money is going to be gone. Right. They're going to basically lose a whole bunch of money. He goes on to say eventually to be gotten is very little compared to the taxes paid by the tens of thousands of people who are fleeing the city never to return. And that makes sense, right? Because if you are paying money to the state of New York because of property taxes, vis-à-vis your Pietater, that's actually a lot more than if you leave all together. Florida, Texas and numerous other states are making an absolute fortune. He's right on that. This dangerous political experiment in New York will destroy what was once a great city and state. It is pure amateur hour and it's hard as President of the United States of America to sit back and watch it happen, especially to a place that I once loved. Financial and then social ruin is a 100% certainty. And then the radical left, he had his charge congestion pricing on top of everything else. This doesn't work in America and it must be stopped. It must be stopped now, he said. And then he goes on to say, I am looking to see if the federal law. So this is important, guys. He's not going to take this thing laying down. He actually wants to see if he can actually invoke federal law and sue Mamdami for this really egregious act. And that's what's going to, you know, Jonathan Turley doesn't sound especially hopeful about this, but let's continue on. I'll read you the rest of the tweets, the true social here. He said, I am trying to actually see if we can use federal law to see if the federal government has any legal right to avert this disaster before it is too late for the millions of people who cherish New York and want to see it thrive as opposed to becoming a filthy, crime-ridden, decrepit place of mockery and scorn. Make America great again. So Donald Trump really sticking his neck out on this whole Mamdami socialism money grab. But Mamdami is just so bad in so many ways. I mean, I do question whether or not he had the ability to come here initially anyway. You know, as we were talking about all those visas and have the government shutting down all of these visas. One of the concerns about Mr. Mamdami was that he was not completely truthful on his application for citizenship because he should have actually conveyed to the government that he was associated with DSA, which at that time we know was being funded by China. He should have actually conveyed his allegiance to Hamas, right? I mean, after all, he had all those rap lyrics in his songs because, you know, he's had multiple careers at this point. Rap artist, Disney star, New York mayor, your name, communist, comrade, Mamdami. So he never actually conveyed all of that, which actually would have would have sent his application kick to the curb. You heard Marco Rubio say, listen, if we knew all this stuff about you, we wouldn't want you. So he didn't tell them about any of that stuff, which is why I think you might have some wiggle room there. Maybe to go back. He may have committed immigration fraud in my view. But on top of this, he's now trying to tax the rich. He's got a 20,000 list. Now, by the way, it's New York City. So who do you think has property worth maybe a million dollars or more? Probably a lot of those names. I'm going to go out on a limb and say a lot of those might be of Jewish descent. And you already have an environment in New York because of him and because of all these Hamas and Hezbollah sympathizers that is becoming very, very dangerous. And there's a lot of fear for what this is going to mean for a predominantly Jewish community. Rabbi's plead with Mamdami. This is in the New York Times today to tone down his anti-Israel messaging. And he's like, what? What mean? No. No, because you see, he hates Israel. He really does. He hates Israel and the entire DSA that supported him. Hates Israel. While it's, would they be so willing to go out and attend a rally for Hamas the day after October 7th? Don't kid yourself. I spoke to somebody recently who told me his dad voted for Mamdami and his dad is a Jewish New Yorker who kind of just thought, well, you know, liberal, you know, Mamdami's going to do all this good stuff. And he's now like, wow, well, he, he was a complete Trojan horse. And my feeling is, no, he's not a Trojan horse. It's all out in the open. He's telling you exactly what he's going to do. So take him in his word for goodness sakes. Take all these socialist idiot, violent idiots at their word. DSA is one of them. This is the woman who runs the entire party. I got to show you what she's saying because she is losing everyone, including. This is amazing. Okay. You ready? This is like, this is historic ending of itself. She's losing the support of one of the key anchors on MSNBC because of what she just said. She sat down with the New Yorker, New Yorker magazine. And she did this little podcast and they asked her, would you have gone to the rally for Hamas the day after October 7th. And I want you to hear this with your own ears, guys. You got to hear this and you got to understand where all these violent communists are coming from. Are you Lisa, Avila, Sheval, you're recently won a primary election in New York City? And it's almost sure to win the general election. She attended an October 8th pro Palestinian pro Hamas rally, which many people saw as a justification of the October 7th attack. And some of her tweets have been extremely ugly on this score and on others. Do you fully support her in all these activities in what she said to say? I think Daria Lisa can speak for herself certainly. And I think she's apologized for some pieces of that and has been not pretending that rally on apologetic about other pieces of that. And and do you support her yourself in that? Yeah. I do. Why? Because in other words, you would have gone to that rally. Had you been able? That's a good question. I probably would have. Yeah. Yeah. I don't live in New York City. So I wouldn't have one day after the slaughter of 1200 people and taking over 200 hostages, you would have come and rallied behind Hamas. I think that October 7th was largely inevitable. If you put people in an open air concentration camp and you deprive them of rights of dignity, of food, of the ability to live in safety, you have to expect that they are going to not take that for that long. And that is not defending any harm of civilians or of non combatants. Well, sure. That is. Do you think it is? You're saying you're supporting it? I'm saying, I'm saying that I think it was inevitable. Wow. The co-chair of the DSA supported going to a They pro-Homass rally, the day after, Hamas gleefully slaughtered more Jews on October 7th, than any day that Jews were slaughtered since the Holocaust. Women raped, young children shot in front of their parents, parents shot in front of young children, the DSA co-chair, which means the DSA, supports that. I really don't want to hear from the DSA anymore that they're about economic justice or healthcare. This would be like going to a pro-El Qaeda rally on September 12th, which I'm sure many people in the DSA would say, well, that would have been perfectly fine, but it's looking at the U.S. policies throughout the years. It is just, it is unbelievable. Yeah, well, you know what? You guys brought this on yourselves. I'm just saying, okay, I'm glad, I'm glad to see him do this. I really am. Don't give me wrong. Credit where credit is due. I don't always give him or anyone over there a lot of credit, but he's doing the right thing because somebody's going to call out this BS and this nonsense and this violence. That's what people miss here. Communism always equals violence. You show me one time in history when it is not equaled violence. And they are using, they are using Islam and the Palestinians and this, that and the other, as a way to justify violence to try to remake society in the form of Marxism. So these things are all interlinked. And so when you see Marco Rubio in the President of the United States coming out and saying, we're revoking 175,000 visas as they have just done, it's in part to root out this evil. And it's evil. All right, that will be. The DSA co-chair, whatever Megan's something that she is, she's an evil person if she thinks she's going to sit there and champion Hamas for what it did. So good for Joe, but I'll tell you, you know, they created it, didn't they? I mean, when you have a party that doesn't stand for anything, when you have a party that doesn't actually care about workers, a party that's willing to just open the borders because it's an easier way to get a few more votes down the line. And they don't care about the jobs that are being lost to everyday America. Look at NAFTA. I mean, you look at those numbers are really brutal and towns were decimated because of NAFTA. And that was the Democrat party. So when you have a party that is willing to sell its people out over and over and over and over again, and then a long comes a guy who's like, hey, you know, maybe this isn't working for me. And he's a Republican and Republicans were supposed to be like pro NAFTA, right? And he's like, yeah, well, it's not working for me. And Republicans, they were supposed to be all about free trade and he's like, well, free trade if it's real free trade, not this kind of setup that we have. And so that turned everything on a Ted. And as a result, the Democrats really weren't left with any kind of platforms. They had nothing that they could really talk about. Instead, they had all these sort of big money ideas and they were in the back pocket of every lobbyist and every corporation and they no longer stood for the people. Everyone comes Donald Trump. He's standing for the people. So what did they have? They had nothing to campaign on. Nothing. Literally nothing. Except how bad the other guy was. Oh, big bad Trump. Big bad Trump. He's going to ruin the world. He is the next Hitler. He's the next this. He's that. And so that's the, that's the trajectory they were on. All right. And this is what happens. So you have nothing to campaign on. You don't stand for anything. You have no values. You're just like, Oh, he's bad. And people are looking at him and they're like, he doesn't seem that bad to me. Kind of seems like, you know, he cares. Kind of seems like he wants to lower costs. Kind of seems like he doesn't actually just want to invite every single person into America illegally. Thereby depleting the resources we have to take care of our people. Given it all over in these handovers to everyone else, he actually makes a lot of sense. And so consequently, you have this rise of this extremism on the other side. It's actually gaining some traction. I don't think ultimately it's going to gain any traction. I think ultimately it's going to be quite a failure at the voting booth. And I think that smart Democrats actually know this too, which is why AOC is trying to distance herself from the DSA, the DSA, who plucked her out of nowhere. I mean, she was a little old bartender until her brother sent in her head shot, her nice glossy eight by 10, and they said, well, let's give this girl a shot and sure enough, the next thing you know, she becomes the next Congresswoman from New York. And possibly the next president of the United States of America, if she gets her way, I came up on this ABC show over the weekend, and she just laughed and deflected, well, you know, I'm focused on Congress right now, but I'm never going to rule anything out. Well, I'll tell you what, we're going to rule it out for you. Okay. I don't think you're going to get to first base, but listen to how she's trying to pivot because she knows this is baggage. She knows the communist stuff has got to stop. Watch. I mean, I think that a lot of these races, even right now, they'll have a tendency to be nationalized, but these races ultimately are local, and all politics are local. My understanding is that, is that Francesca Hong has made clear her present stances to her. Yeah. She's moved away from it. Right. And I have a local city councilman that has this saying, woke one was crazy. And I think, you see what I'm saying? She's trying to pivot. She's trying to do this little pure wet, just dance her way, you know, all those Marengue lessons really paying off there for AOC. She's going to twirl her way right over to the center of the stage from far left, except we've got all the tape of all the dances way over there on the far left not to mention some questionable accounting associated with the Marengue and salsa dancing lessons that we've talked about in the past. Anyway, she's trying to wiggle her way back into the middle because she's got bigger aspirations. She wants to go on to do bigger things and she knows this is going to be like a news around her neck. Oh, she doesn't need this. All this communist BS and defund the police and let's celebrate with Hamas the day after October 7th. This is going to be a problem for one, Miss Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, who can't speak Spanish. Sandy from Greece. She is trying to explain the difference between socialism and the DSA versus communism. Oh, this is good. But by the way, just a quick, definitional thing. What in your mind is the difference between socialism and communism? I think to me, the fundamental differences, I mean, there's many. One prevailing one is democracy and I believe that democratic socialists are fundamentally pro-democracy and we believe in the ballot box. We believe in respecting the outcomes of elections and governing democratically and ensuring that the ideas that policies that are implemented are one through popular vote and popular opinion. And so that I think that's why so much of what we focus on is also making sure that we are providing for the majority of Americans, guaranteeing healthcare, raising wages, strengthening the right to a union and I think that that's at its core, what we're about. Are you still a member of democratic socialists of America? Of the New York City chapter. The New York City chapter, not the national. And what's the difference? So every DSA chapter is formed locally. And so the New York City DSA chapter, those are folks that you know, it's my, it's kind of like your local union chapter. And yeah. So because I, and I know there was that strange moment in 2024 when the, the national chapter like took away your endorsement. But I was looking through the DSA program and this is the national program, I'm sure you've seen the document was adopted just a few months ago. But some of the positions here, defund the Department of Defense, close overseas military bases, abolish the police and prison system, grant amnesty to all immigrants in the US, replace the Supreme Court and executive judiciary with a, chosen by a lower and lower to Congress, abolish the Senate, public ownership of corporations and essential industries. I mean, those are some positions that you're going to be hearing a lot about this fall from Republicans. And I think we're also going to be hearing a lot about Donald Trump's commitment to We're getting us into a reckless war in Iran, his collaboration with Big companies to make sure that everything from groceries to rent, stay sky high. And I think that people are less interested in these academic debates. And they're more interested in how we're gonna bring their bills down and make sure that they can afford to see a doctor. - But do you see, I mean, are those positions you support? - No, but I think that this is a free country. Everyone can have all sorts of beliefs and they can organize around them. And you're free to do what you like. And have conversations with your neighbors. But my job as an elected official is to guarantee health care in America. And that's what I'm focused on. And that's what I seek to do. - And what do you say to the moderate Democrats who say, first of all, that they are capitalists? And that those positions are gonna doom the Democratic Party. Because again, they're not positions that are supporting that. - Yeah, I mean, of course they're free to have their economic identity as they like. And in terms of dooming the party, the idea that there's a diversity of thought in America among everyday voting people is a fundamental fact of our country. I don't think that we should be worried about what somebody somewhere believes. I think we should be focused on what our plan to improve people's lives are. - Wow, okay, so she's just a little bit of a train wreck. Can we call it for what it is? A little bit of a train wreck. And I think the reporter sure got a little bit harder after her. You can't just sit there and say, oh, this is economic diversity. Defund the police. That's economic diversity. Have open borders. This is economic diversity. No, these are really radical ideas. Radical ideas. And if you're not willing to call that out, you can't have your cake and eat it too. Okay, chika, yeah, can't. It's either your Democrat or you're a socialist, but she always was a socialist, right? She was saying hand selected by the DSA, the Democrat Socialist of America, brought to you by China. She was selected by them from the eight by 10 glossy out of like 10,000 candidates. That was the one heck of an audition. Let me tell you, you know, the bartending gig that was getting old suddenly, she becomes a politician and now she's gonna answer questions like that. Oh, I mean, we don't even have to get into the Munich Security Conference. That was one big abomination after another. Remember, you know, she couldn't explain the whole Palestinian, it is real conflict. I mean, she's getting a little too tough for Alexandria Casio Cortez. She was an economics major at Boston University. You'd think she'd have a little bit better of an understanding of supply versus demand and the supply-demandication, maybe a little econ 101, but nope, nope, nope, nope. She is a Democrat Socialist. She's one of the original ones. And now she can't answer for this stuff because it's gotten that crazy with Francesca Hong out there in Wisconsin wanting to make sure she abolishes the police, she abolishes prisons and she creates open borders where everybody can vote. And of course, you know, all the free grocery stores you can get and we're gonna tax everybody to death. I mean, this is the thinking here. And you know, I think that the common sense Democrats of which increasingly, I guess Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is gonna be forced into that group because she wants to have bigger political aspirations. She's talking about running for president so she's gonna actually have to go on to be a mature member of the party, which means she must recognize that this is disaster like on steroids, Amy Hillary, even Hillary Clinton. Even Hillary Clinton knows this is bad news. Hillary Clinton's gone it out, okay? When you got Hillary Clinton calling you out, guys. I think, you know, she is for all her faults, she's a savvy politician. She also got a whole bunch of trouble way back when ahead of the 24 election because she went onto one of those late night shows and said, you know, I really don't think this transgender stuff is something that we should really focus on as a party. I think it might be like kind of sending us off into left field where she was right. She was absolutely right and she's right on this stuff too. She went on with, this woman used to be a tech business reporter but suddenly is now a liberal political reporter and she's got some podcasts anyway. She went on with Kara Swisher's her name, let's watch. - You're not gonna convince Republican voters in Michigan and the real fight will be how do we make sure that people who voted for Haley feel comfortable voting or Abdul Al-Sayed and how do we get independence to feel comfortable? And you can see that it's not just about Michigan but the Republican messaging is communist socialist. It's gonna be a very effective attack. And so people on the left have to be prepared to answer that and to be effective at answering it. - Do you think communists is an effective attack in 2026? - Well, all I know is that's the attack that Trump is leading with and I assume they've tested it and I assume that they have reason to believe that it's effective or they wouldn't be beating the drum on it 'cause now it's not just him, Vance has done it, others are doing it. They are trying to bring back scare tactics about our candidates and it didn't work in New York. Mamdani was elected and there was a lot of money spent against him. When you have an effective candidate on the left, it still is gonna be a close race on our side. Hmm, I think she knows what I know and what you know and that's that the Democrats are basically cooked. Gonzo Pinito. I mean, they may have some pockets of opportunity like they had in New York City. A bunch of people that I don't know what they were thinking what they were high on electing Mamdani but I think that was like a one shot deal. I realized he's trying to remake institutions so I read something this week. He's actually trying to put, get a little of this guys, he's trying to put race reflection rooms that are segregated by race into New York City public schools. So if you're white, you can go into this room and just repent and feel terrible that you were born white and you have to think about all the racist things that you did to black people and then if you're black, you get to go into the room and think about how terrible the white people are. Kids, you're not, kid, you, not. You're supposed to have a big article on this. I mean, woo, I mean, the guy is bad news, bad news. Instead of working past, you know, the Civil War instead of working past, slavery. He wants to take you right back into the thick of it. I mean, you know, I'm tired of it. I'm exhausted by it. I think that people just have to get smarter and we all have to be a little bit less idealistic. I know it would be great if everybody could have everything. You know, communism, it sounds so good. Like everybody just has their little, little bit of nothing. Now that doesn't sound so good, does it? But you know, my kids were little and they'd say, "Mommy, like why can't everybody live in a big house and everybody have this and everybody that?" And then, you know, we go down this discussion, you eventually end up in the Margaret Thatcher quote, you know, you're gonna run out of somebody else's money which is where New York City is adding, right? Because he wants to text everybody to death and what are they gonna do? They're gonna leave, every single last one of them. They are going to leave and they're all gonna move to Florida. They're gonna move to Texas. They're gonna move to New Hampshire anywhere where they can get a better deal on their taxes. And poor little comrade, ma'am, dummy, although it won't matter by them because he'll probably have a stockpile of money or gold or God knows one. He'll take it all back to Uganda with him. All right, he'll be long gone. And the people of New York are gonna be the ones hurting. But he wants to divide them however he can. Even as little schoolchildren putting in the segregated classrooms or you go in and you ponder how bad you are as a white person and how bad those white people are if you're a black person. I mean, it's going back in time in ways that, we weren't even that, I don't know. I can't remember a time when we were ever this bad. Maybe you have to go back to actual slavery to think about something so horrific and so really demoralizing. I'm sorry, they elected you for goodness sakes, ma'am, dummy. The fact that you are elected, that should show you. America's come a long way. Anyway, CNN knows that the Democrats are pretty darn cooked and there's that guy that I like on their Harry Anton who's very, very colorful language and he kind of tells it like it is and he's very fair 'cause you know it's numbers. These are just numbers, people, okay? And he's looking at the numbers and he's like, boy, oh boy, oh boy. The Democrats are in a really, really bad spot and it's all this socialism, crazy nonsense, communism, junk that's getting them there. Anyway, there's a guy on Fox who's a comedian and so he was listening. This is like, Trish listening to the guy that's listening to this but it's just really funny so I wanna show you. You're gonna hear the audience laughing in the background so just know that that's the Fox audience listening their live to Mr. Harry Anton as he describes just exactly this descent into ATWL that they're going through what? They were actually on the positive side of the ledger. They were actually in positive territory at plus one point. Look now in 2026. We're not just talking down there underneath the Potomac. We're talking down there with the Titanic. We're talking 24 points underwater and this is just the party overall. This isn't the congressional leadership. This is the party. The party. It's just a terrible, terrible, terrible brand. Terrible. I want to almost get my Charles Black, terrible, terrible. I can't even do a Charles Barclay. But the bottom line is it's absolutely terrible. (audience laughs) What I love, I know. (audience applauds) What I love about that video is if you listen closely, you can actually hear the CNN executive shooting. including themselves in the background. (audience laughing) - Guys, the Democrats are 24 points underwater in the polls. Like, think about that. More people would rather eat Taco Bell lettuce than vote for the Democrats. (audience laughing) But seriously, 24 points underwater. Keep that in mind. The next time Jake Tapper comes on TV and tells you Trump is gonna lose the midterms. - People aren't buying it, CNN. You dumb bastards. (audience laughing) (audience clapping) - That's funny. I like the Taco Bell lettuce. Do you know to this day I have never had Taco Bell like ever. I like Mexican food, but somehow I miss the Taco Bell error and I'm not gonna start now. So I've never had that Taco Bell lettuce. I am proud to report. Anyway, look, the Democrats are indefinitely a bad spot and AOC knows it. That's why she's trying to distance herself from DSA. Hillary Clinton knows it. The Harry Enten over on CNN who's reading the polls. And Bernie Sanders knows it. Bernie Sanders knows that the ultra left is gonna take down the entire party. For goodness sakes, I mean, he's out there turning on Il Han Omar. Really watch. - Yeah, I want you to listen to what he told Podsave America. - No serious person than I know who is running for office believes in quote unquote defunding. The police, do we need police reform? Do we need to get rid of racism? Well, then police departments absolutely are their jobs that other people can be doing in terms of mental health, drug addiction, then outflows on a cop's shoulders. Yeah, I think we should look at that. But nobody I know believes in defunding the police. - Do you think that's true? Because there are some candidates that are running right now that have previously called for defunding the police. - I mean, then the Democratic Party and in Congress, we oftentimes talk about people voting their district. Obviously, there are some parts of the United States back in 2020 that had some reckoning to do in regards to what it looked like to have a public safety that centered actually safer communities for us in Minneapolis with the murder of George Floyd. We had to have a deeper conversation about what really it looked like for us to address public safety here. We had a police department that was essentially problematic. And when that conversation becomes nationalized, then you sort of get the kind of messaging that gets sort of lost in the void. Minneapolis has come a long way. We still have a long way to go. And I think that is sort of what Bernie was speaking to. People essentially do want, say, for communities, people want the issues that exist with certain police departments, like the Minneapolis police department to be addressed. And people want to have trust in those that seek to serve and protect them. Do you think it's accurate that no, I mean, as he put it, he said no serious person. I know who's running for office believes in quote unquote defunding the police. Do you think that's true? - I mean, when he says that I think he's talking about someone putting forth a piece of legislation and to that regard, I would say that he is right. I haven't seen any pieces of legislation or ordinances come through in the United States since 2020. So it sounds like this anchor was kind of trying to help her out a little bit, right? Like trying to say, gosh, you know, you guys aren't that crazy, right? Please, please tell me you're not that totally crazy that you completely want to get rid of the police. And yet we know they want to get rid of the police. They think the police are part of the problem. In fact, we're talking about Mam Dami. Again, I told you about the segregated rooms where you can go to contemplate how racist you are if you're white or how bad the whites are for being racist against you if you're black. I mean, seriously, this is what they're trying to put into the schools. They also have a program now in place where they're disconnecting all police from the school. So they no longer want the police presence in the school because they think that that's threatening. Well, I'm sorry. If you're a kid who's just trying to go to school in New York City, there's some really threatening parts in New York City where you actually do need those police. And I have a friend whose wife taught in one of those schools. You know, she thought she was doing a good thing. She was one of those do-gooders. She wanted to go out to Harlem and teach all the kids in Harlem and she was terrified for her life, terrified for her life, a group of high school girls, really tormenting her and to the point where she had to leave the job because, you know what, there wasn't enough police presence in the school. So this is not something that you can joke around about and you think, oh, we don't need them. We absolutely need them. We need them, you idiots. All right, like, I can't believe I have to spell this out. But this is the reality. I'll tell you, Bernie started on her though. You know, you got Bernie turning on Ilhan. You've got AOC turning on Ilhan. You've got everybody turning on Ilhan, just as Tom Emmer and others demand, demand that she be properly investigated. We talked about that on Friday. He's like, I need the investigation for goodness sakes. Comer on with the New York Post recently on one of their podcasts saying this woman has got to have a proper investigation. I'm getting sick of saying it and you're getting sick of hearing it, right? Do you think Ilian Omar is in a lot of trouble? She's got that big question mark on how her network jumped up to, you know, at least six million and then went back down to zero over a one-year period. So are you saying that Ilhan Omar, the congressman, congresswoman from Minnesota, that she was getting federal money and feeding it into these corrupt Somali networks, her cronies? I think one of the projects she requested was a proof to be a fraudulent Somali scheme. Yeah. I went at $250 million fraudulent Somali scheme that involved all of her constituents. And meanwhile, she goes from 30 million back to zero. I mean, she was like negative 60 up to 30 million. Now she was freaking me. It's like somewhere around 100,000 that is her net worth. I mean, none of this makes any sense, guys. And we're still sitting here waiting with a lot of questions, a whole lot of questions, a quick shout out. I have a few more things to say on that. But as we look at the markets today and I want to give you a market check in real time, we're seeing Brett crude pairing some of the gains after touching $90. So perhaps that bodes well for the idea that this economic pressure is going to be somewhat significant on Iran. Don't forget, the president is trying to get a deal to open the strait of hormones. Iran is not exactly the kind of country you want to be dealing with because there are a bunch of immature children, frankly, that just don't care about normal things, right? Like he's like, OK, don't you want to join the world stage and be like, making money like the rest of them? Nope, they don't care. They would rather hold him up. And they think that they can hold him up because if they don't get a deal, then that's going to drive oil prices higher. But you know what, to play that game, and he's smart enough and he's got best in his back pocket. I'm telling you, best in is brilliant. He brought down the pink of England. Seriously, right? Back when he worked out late for Soros, but he is a true blue conservative, conservative, conservative, red all the way through, and he's smart. He's really smart. So he's putting in more and more sanctions into Iran, which will make their life miserable from an economic standpoint. And I think this is why you're seeing oil there starting to lose a little bit of ground. So that erasing some of the early morning games, following reports of progress in the Middle East, peace negotiations, government bond yields, also reversing their rise. So that's relevant to know about. You know what, if you want to make sure that you have something through thick and thin to kind of ride out some of this volatility, I do encourage you to go take a look at gold, go to Trish Love's gold and silver. I love them both. Trish Love's gold and silver.com. Those are my friends over at KEPM. They can help you out. Just wonderful, wonderful team. You've met Dr. Kirk. He's been on the show a bunch and very, very smart guy. And look, the idea here is you have some exposure to things that over the long term will help you ride out some of the volatility. And hopefully capture some of the inflation, right? Because if you assume that prices just keep going up, up, up, up, up, up, gold is one of those things that will help even out some of that fluctuation in your portfolio. So go check them out today. You can tell them I sent you, please, please do. But Iran is very much something that we are watching right now. Can the president pull this off? I think it's kind of important to think about Iran within the context of everything else. 175,000 visas caught. Maybe a good time when we're at war with Iran. We've got Ilhan Omar facing increased scrutiny. Again, a good time when we are at war with Iran. James Comer, let's go back to him, demanding a lot, wanting to know just exactly what's going down. Who makes a multi-million dollar mistake on their financial disclosure form? Either her accountant went to one of those quality leering centers in Minnesota or she lied about it. If she lied about it, that's a felony, Sean. If her accountant went to one of the quality leering centers, then she should work with us as a whistleblower to help us prosecute all of her fellow Somalis who were involved in this massive welfare scheme in Minnesota. either one. she's never explained to the public how her net worth was $30 million and if she made a mistake how the mistake happened. I mean it's not possible you review that financial disclosure form before you hit enter you enter all the the assets in and then it pops up and you review it and you hit it again so it's highly unlikely that she made a mistake. This isn't going to go away from her so we're going to continue to try to push for answers and see if she if her name pops up in any of these frauds that vice president Vance and the House Overset Committee are detecting in Minnesota. So you know I think something is important to think about. Some of the people that we have here have a very different kind of interest. They want to take us in that communist direction. They want to make America less successful on the world platform. They want to make America less of a hegemonic power less influential on the world platform because they see their home countries as having been at disadvantages. I've played you that sound bite from the woman out in Colorado a lot who sees it as her mission to get more and more people that are from the Middle East that are from Africa into positions of power in the government so that they can take down America. It's like they're really trying to take us down from within which is pretty darn scary right. Like this is not this is not the Democrat Party of yesterday year. This is a whole new branch of the Caroline Levitt just came out and said and I want to show you she says it's pretty well. Let's take a listen. I believe that there are millions of Americans across this country who see these Democrats for who they are. These are radical extreme liberals, socialist communists, whatever you want to call them Sean. What matters most is their extreme policy positions. This is no longer the Democrat Party of JFK. Heck, this is not even the Democrat Party of Barack Obama. This is a party that has been totally captivated by these far-left extreme liberals who support massively raising your taxes, who support abolishing your police, who support abolishing private prisons, who support opening, re-opening our southern border and our nation's borders to illegal alien criminals all over the world. These are radical Democrats who support terrible policies across the board. Again, taking away your private property abolishing the police banning prisons and just allowing complete lawlessness in chaos across our country. We had four years of that under Joe Biden. Thanks to President Trump and Republicans in common sense policies across the board, our country is safer, our country is more affordable. We cannot allow these radical extreme far-left liberals to take power. We have steady progress under President Trump right now. If these radical extreme liberals are given a chance at power here in Washington DC, they will try to obstruct this president and turn our country into a communist hellhole with every extreme liberal policy that they try to implement. You know, and these are the hellholes that they're coming from. And they blame America. I mean, Hillary knows this is a devastating platform for all of them. You've got even Bernie Sanders turning on them. The smart people, even AOC who wants some kind of political future, it seems nowadays, she's turning on all of this. I mean, it is just a disaster, but here they are trying to hurt America for what? To help their other, you know, the exposure with early agencies. I'm with everybody out there who's saying, listen, and I think Randy can find his request, has asked for this out of Florida. I think Amher's also asked for this. Listen, we need some kind of mandate that you cannot have dual citizenship. No more dual citizenship if you're going to be in Congress because then we're looking at this saying, who side are you on? Let's go to the President of the United States making this point that, you know what, you get a really think long and hard about who these people are. They're putting forward making life easier for them. Well, the one thing is we have jihadists being elected all over the place. We have this saying, whether it's communism, jihadism, it's a lot of friends of my call that we said, you know, really, you should use the word jihadist because that's what's happening. And I'm not sure that anybody, if you take a look at what happens in other countries, I think that's not going to be necessarily the way we want to live. But when you look at the radicalism and the craziness of the candidates and the stupidity of what they're suggesting, let's get rid of the Supreme Court. Let's get rid of the presidency. Let's get rid of the Senate. They want to get, you know, sometimes I'd like to get rid of the Senate, too. But I don't say it. And I wouldn't do it. But, you know, they want to get rid of the Senate. They want to get rid of ideally the House, but they're thinking about maybe keeping the House, you know, isn't that nice? These are people that have been not successful. They're people that have been in many cases failures. They come from other failed countries that they come here and they tell us how to run our country. They come from places like I won't mention because I don't want to get myself into a controversy. But they come from countries that are not great. They come from, let's say, as an example, Somalia, they come in and then they tell us how our Constitution, how our Declaration of Independence, how it works. It doesn't work that way. And they're not smart. They have no aptitude. They have nothing going in that tell us how to run our country. And I just don't think it's going to happen. I think that they sort of, that may be wrong, but, you know, they sort of with a big disadvantage. People don't want to have rat. So he's hitting on actually exactly what I've been talking about throughout the show. There is a group of people that actually want to cause us harm that do not have the interest of America at heart. And, you know, whether they're smart or not smart, I will say they're smart enough in the sense that, you know, they know what they're about. They know what they're trying to do. And whether it's Ilhan Omar or Mamdami or El Sayed or this woman, I'm going to, I'm going to show this to you again. I may just have to play this every day because I think that this Ethiopian-born DSA candidate, out in Colorado, crystallizes it. Her name is Melach Heroes. And she's basically saying, you need more of these people, more people like me, more immigrants coming here to take down America from within. I mean, she's saying it. I think it's particularly important, not just for our community in Tigray, but communities of the global South period, right? There's a certain reckoning that we are going to have to have with the global world order as it exists today and the way that it fundamentally will have to shift going forward, right? The responsibility that we have is Americans, the recognition that is going to be required of us, of the exploitative and extractive nature that we play on the global scale and the global stage is only going to be challenged if we are getting represented by people who understand that on a fundamental level, right? And that means getting more immigrants into office. That means getting more people who have heritage in the global South into office because that's where those decisions are made specifically. Okay, so there you have it. I mean, we've got to get more people from the global South in so that we can take down America's exploitative nature. They do not like America. They fundamentally do not like this country. And so they want to end it. They want our success, our hegemony, and our capitalism. Don't forget capitalism because it's what's made us the success we are. They want all of that over, over and done with. And while we're at it, you know, they want to get rid of the Fourth of July, the Second Amendment, and everything else. And just in case, just in case you weren't sure, here we go. One more of these guys, I know they're tough to take, but you got to know what's out there. You got to know the other side. I put all sides out there. Why? Because you got to be informed. And this is El Sayyid. This just came in. Some video of him trying to get rid of the Fourth of July. Our lives are launching is already more bitter. All you got to do is look at the ads. You're already watching on TV started today. You know, they think that you want to use my whole name against me. My listen, man, if you can't say the name, it's Abdul Rahman. Keep the name out your damn mouth. I'll be happy to give you lessons. But they understand that the only way that they think they can win is to drag us into the mud, to believe the worst about each other. I think you've dragged yourself into the mud. Okay, I'm just going to go on a limb. And I'm just going to say, I think you all have dragged yourself into the mud. And this is why Emma wants greater scrutiny into Ilhan, who seems to be really down and dirty in that mud. Apparently, according to the daily wire, we get to do more on that tomorrow, guys. The sister may be involved as well. It doesn't surprise me. The hubby and the sister is a big old family business there at Minnesota. So we need her being better investigated. We need a whole lot of stuff going on. Hey, quick shout out to my other company, 76research.com. If you haven't gone there to get the 76 report, please do. It's a dollar a month for the first two months, goes to $9.95 thereafter. But the real value add is in those portfolios. We've got eight to 10 stocks in each one of those. And I do think even with all the volatility and all the craziness and all of this, you know what? Ultimately capitalism will prevail and economics will prevail and AI and tech and all the good stuff that's happening and America. Uraka. Ultimately, America prevails. I mean, we're going through our trials and tribulations with a few of these nut jobs along the way. But you know what? We're not about to become Europe. No, sir, re and you know, even Europe is kind of sick of being Europe right now. Spain's like, no, thank you. You know, look what's going on in Ceuta right now. France even. They've got Marie Le Pen who's running for president now. Yeah. She may take over from a cron. What do you know? So Marie Le Pen coming up through the ranks. I mean, look at the disaster that's happening with all the migrant boats. They're loading 236 of these migrants per boat on to these, these little rafts that go right over to the British shores and it's going to, it's a disaster there. They got to do something. They got to clamp down on it. It is the beginning of a worldwide trend. And I'm sorry, but we cannot have a bunch of people that do not have the interests of America at heart coming into this country. So Marco Rubio, Donald Trump, I praise you on this one. Keep suspending those visas 175,000 wiped out. And that is exactly the direction we need to go. And if you don't like America, you're not coming here. Period. Full stop. Thank you for being here, everyone. Thank you so much. I see all your comments. Peace in my mind. Good to see you back here. Sorry. I was out yesterday. It was a, you know, a little bit of a shuffle and I'm traveling and we're going to make sure the Wi-Fi is working and all that. So hopefully I am back with you here tomorrow. Make sure you subscribe and then just hit the bell. Hit the bell because then you will know when I am live. I try to give everybody like a 15, 20 minute heads up. But again, thank you for all you do. We are back live again tomorrow. Fingers crossed. I'll see you then.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The Trump administration has revoked 175,000 visas since the start of its second term, a significant increase from 100,000 revoked in December, with many linked to criminal activity such as assault, drug offenses, and theft.
  2. The State Department asserts that visa revocations are justified by national security concerns and compliance with laws, claiming that visitors who engage in unlawful or violent behavior are no longer welcome in the U.S.
  3. Critics, including legal experts and political figures, argue that revocations are based on unproven accusations, law enforcement encounters, or political motivations, raising concerns about due process and overreach.

Summary:

The transcript details a sharp increase in visa revocations under the Trump administration, with 175,000 visas canceled since the beginning of his second term—nearly double the number revoked in the final months of the Biden administration. These revocations are primarily attributed to criminal behavior, such as assault, drug offenses, and violent campus unrest, including incidents tied to pro-Palestinian protests. S.

laws, asserting that a visa is a privilege, not a right. Critics, however, argue that many revocations stem from unproven allegations or police encounters, potentially violating due process. S.

politics, with figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and El Sayed being criticized for their alignment with leftist movements and support for Hamas. The narrative positions the Trump administration as a protective force against perceived ideological threats, while questioning the legitimacy and fairness of the previous administration’s open-border policies. The speaker also highlights concerns about political extremism, including the potential for radical policies like property taxation, racial reflection rooms in schools, and open borders to destabilize communities.

Ultimately, the piece frames the current immigration enforcement as a necessary response to national security and social order, contrasting it with what is portrayed as a lack of accountability and principle under the prior administration.

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The State Department has revoked 175,000 visas since the start of President Trump's second term, with 100,000 revoked by December and an additional 75,000 in the following half year.

Visa revocations are primarily due to criminal activity such as assault, drug crimes, theft, reckless driving, and sexual assault. The State Department cites law enforcement encounters and non-compliance with visa terms as key drivers.

A visa is not a constitutional right but a privilege. The State Department has the authority to revoke it if individuals engage in activities deemed against U.S. national security or interests.

Marco Rubio argues that a visa is a privilege granted to visitors, and if individuals disrupt public order or engage in harmful behavior, such as violence on college campuses, the visa should be revoked.

Legal experts have criticized the policy for revoking visas based on unproven accusations, police interactions, or untried criminal charges, raising concerns about due process and fairness.

The administration claims that visa revocations are part of a vetting process to ensure visitors comply with U.S. laws and do not pose a threat to national security or public safety.

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