Will Trump Defy SCOTUS?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, joining me now is the co
founder of American Made Action. Uh. This is the incredible
group that will be sponsoring Thursday's rally at noon at
the State House that I will be speaking at. And

(00:22):
I'm urging all of you Coooner country to attend. And
Van der Steele and how are you? And welcome to
the Kooner Report.

Speaker 2 (00:32):
Jeff, I'm great. Thank you so much for covering this subject.
I mean, really, we are so at the we are
such an inflection point in history. You know, a good
friend of mine, Joy Brown, who is an incredible journalist
of his own rights, put a post up in a
signal chat that I'm in with him, and he wrote
breaking news. Mass shooting event outside Boston. An extremist group

(00:57):
upset over recent tariffs with a law yards cash of
recently banned assault weapons, began a shootout with state National
Guard units as the government attempted to raid and seize
the weapons. Multiple citizens and Guard soldiers killed. National Guard
units have withdrawn. The government is searching for a ring leaders.
Samuel Att and Paul Revere and John Hancock. Dated April

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nineteen seventeen seventy five. And as ever, I know, right
we're reading this and we're all going, oh my gosh,
and then we see the date and we start to laugh,
but we laugh in an earnest reflection of who we
are and where we are at this time right now, Jeff,
there is never a more significant time in the history
of our country save the American Revolution. And American Made

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Action is getting behind the fact that our constitutional rights
have been completely discarded. Forget trampled. They trampled on them
and they tossed them. We don't even have a functioning
constitution that is in operation by the current regime that
we have that has infected all levels of government from
local to federle And this is the moment. You know,

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President Trump, we elected him, We had a mandate in
November of last year to restore the republic because he
told us he was going to return power to the
people in his first inaugrual address in twenty seventeen. But
you know, the part that the people forgot is that
it's up to us, We the people, have to do this,
which is why American Made Action is sponsoring this big

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event outside the Massachusetts State Legislature we have to do this.
We absolutely have to get together and stand for our rights.
And what you're talking about this morning with all your
guests is nothing short of historic and the fact that
you're speaking truth to power. This is the constitution that
we need to defend and uphold, and our public servants
simply aren't doing it. They're completely obfuscating the truth. They

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are doing word salads with the language, and frankly, they
are they weaponized amendments against our own constitutional and they're
giving everything to the illegal.

Speaker 1 (02:56):
Well, you're so right, Anne, And look that's why I'm
so looking for or to finally meeting you in person
and having this massive rally this Thursday noon at the
State House in front of the Boston Common And I've
got to ask you, We've only got a couple of
minutes left. What I'm getting from a lot of liberal
listeners is they're saying that because illegals are on us soil,

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by the sheer fact of being on us soil, they
are entitled to due process. They're entitled to have their
deportation cases individually adjudicated, with the right to appeal.

Speaker 2 (03:36):
What say you, well, again, in very simple terms, Amendments
eleven through twenty seven are about stealing our sovereignty. They
should be abolished. We should repeal all those amendments. They
were completely This would never have happened. But because they
have the illegal alien defined as a person. And if
you look under US codes, under the definition of purse

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of a person, not only is it people and corporations,
but it includes illegal aliens. So they are basically word
salading the fact that you are a person into now
giving you a fourteenth Amendment right because they don't define it.
It's just a US citizen. They talk about the fourteenth Amendment,
so they're extending new process to you under the definition
of person. And in fact, an illegal alien is someone

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who violated Article four, Section four of our constitutions. So
how can you be here legally if you didn't even
come through a custom and Border checkpoint. You've just crossed
through an open area of defense on our wide, open border, unsecured.
This is I mean, this is such a bastardization of
what our founding fathers, you know, Architecteds two hundred and
fifty years ago. And they're doing this intentionally so that

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they're creating this massive color revolution inside our country. And
we have to get back to basics, Jeff, If we
don't get back to basics and define who we are
based on the Constitution and then examine what the fourteenth
Amendment really did to our country, and talked about the
truth of the fourteenth and the thirteenth, in fact, all
of them we will never fully understand and realize suber're

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supposed to be. This is how fundamental it is. It's
not complicated. It has been made complicated. And so we're
going to unwine that and we're going to extend those
due process rights to the Rivera family, and we're going
to strip them from the people that didn't come here lawfully.
And that's what we need to get back to.

Speaker 1 (05:18):
You couldn't have said it better myself. And we've got
about a minute left. How is it that Bill Clinton,
George W. Bush, Obama, I could go on, deported literally
tens of millions of illegal aliens, no so called due
process rights. They were all deported en mass, no court cases,

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no individually adjudicated cases. That was no problem whatsoever. Trump
does it. It's a constitutional crisis one minute end.

Speaker 2 (05:50):
A real problem with our elections right now. Talk about consequences.
If we can get back to paper ballots with his
executive order Trump is signed and actually have real elections
and show the color of this kind. We can actually
get representatives who will stand on the constitution. What we
have as representatives that are bought and paid for only
four hundred and thirty five members of Congress one hundred
and the Senate. It's easy to buy six five hundred

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and thirty five people, but we need to have two
representative former government. And it's got to start with people
who really believe in the Constitution. And if you have that,
then you'll have no problem supporting the deportation of people
who violated Article four, Section four, including Article one, Section
ten Claus three. Remember, Jeff, not one governor stood up
and repel the foreign invasion in their state. They moved
them around. Instead, it pushed them deeper into our country.

Speaker 1 (06:33):
And you're going to be speaking on Thursday. I look
forward to hearing from you, and I'd look forward to
meeting you. Okay, this is an email I got from
a liberal. I get many of these every show. Jeff,
you are oversimplifying due process rights. These members of trend

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Or or Ragua have you process rights simply for being
on us soil with like fifteen exclamation points. Get that
through your thick skull with another fifteen exclamation points. So
see notice it might makes right. We're going to assert

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this right and assert this right, and assert this right,
even though we know it's a complete legal constitutional fiction,
and we just they're going to call us into accepting
the fact that now danger is foreign nationals who have
no business being in our country, who came into our
country illegally, who broke the law coming in suddenly now

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have the same new process rights as American citizens. Are
you crazy? On what planet? On what planet? As I
spoke about with and Vandersteele. So by precedent, let's just
go by president, how come Obama deported millions? They never

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got due process. They were all deported on mass. Bush
ten million on Mass, Bill Clinton twelve point two million
deportations on Mass. They weren't giving a due process, They
weren't giving the right to go to trial and have

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a court case and have an individual adjudicated case. What
are you nuts? So you're literally now inventing something out
of thin air that foreign terrorists and remember Trendor Aragua
MS thirteen have been designated now as far as a

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foreign terrorist organization. So foreign terrorists and criminal, violent illegal
aliens suddenly an hour entitled to protections under the fourteenth Amendment.
Right right keep smoking that crack pipe. No judge said so.

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Under Obama, no judge said so. Under Bush, no judge
said so under Clinton. By the way, no judge said
so under Reagan, under Nixon, under Johnson, under Kennedy, under Eisenhower,
under FDR. For two hundred and fifty years, the judicial

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branch the Supreme Court in particular, never interfered in the
executive branch when it came to the deportation of illegal
aliens for two hundred and fifty years. Never before were
due process rights extended to criminal illegal aliens and foreign terrorists. Ever, ever, ever, ever, Suddenly,

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now you get this through your thick skull. The Constitution
does not apply to non citizens and illegal aliens. Can
you comprehend that we are not the Constitution for the world.

(10:23):
And just because you break into our country illegally illegal
it's a crime, doesn't confer to you automatic protections under
the Constitution. Now, if you came in like I did,
under a work visa and then with a green card,

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and then you apply for naturalization in other words, you're
a illegal resident, yes, then constitutional rights are applied to you,
of course, but that's because you're being vetted. In other words,
you process criminal background checks, drug background checks. You're not

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a dependent upon the government. You're not here to take money,
live on welfare, be award of the taxpayer. You're not
a terrorist. You are agreeing to abide by all the laws,
including how you came into this country. It's just it's
incredible how all of a sudden, now literally they are

(11:31):
giving more rights to illegals than they're willing to give
to American citizens. J Sixer has got no due process rights,
not one judge complaint, not one Liberal complaint, not one
Democrat complaint, all of a sudden, now we're supposed to
cry for a Brago Garcia. I want to read this

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text because I think this text pretty much hits the
name on the head. You can text a seven zero
four seven zero seven zero four seven zero. This is
from five to one two Jeff. President Trump needs to
declare a national emergency with regard to foreign gangs. This

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is the legal tactic Lincoln used during the War between
the States to suspend habeas corpus in defiance of the courts.
He must articulate what your lawyer friend noted, plus the
history of Lincoln, explain to the public from the calm
of the Oval office that we are now in a

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constitutional crisis with this judicial coup. Then declare a state
of emergency and ignore the Supreme Court and carry on
with the deportations. And by the way, Jeff, it's no
secret that Justice John Roberts despises Trump. This is personal,

(13:06):
of course it is. Of course it is. He's doing
the bidding of Normizen, who's literally the architect of all
of these cases in court right now and all the
law fair against Trump going back for years. So they're
not only very good friends, they don't just belong to
the same clubs and have often been seen together. He

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literally spent an entire week at Eisen's mansion in the
Czech Republic, caviar champagne parties, late night parties, apparently legal
study sessions among themselves. What was discussed probably this. So look,

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Trump's going to have to go to Congress and say, look, guys,
either you reign the Supreme Court in and I mean now,
and you reign these rogue activist judges and I mean now,
or I want to have to declare a national emergency
because we've got Biden just allowed alone twenty million. There's

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at least another twenty million on top of that twenty million. Now,
we're not gonna take half a millennium to deport people
who came here illegally, because as you well know and all,
they're gonna apply anchor babies once they start having children.
The plan is to keep them here and to prevent

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Trump from being able to deport them, to steiny his administration,
to block his administration, to paralyze his administration, to make
it impossible for him to implement his election mandate to
deport illegal aliens by the millions, with violent, criminal illegals

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and foreign terrorists at the top of the list. Either
we have a country or we don't. Either we have
a presidency or we don't. Either we have a democracy
or we don't. Either elections matter or they don't. It's really, honestly,
it's that simple. And I'm sorry, but this is judicial tyranny.

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Political thugs, democrat activists masquerading as judges in black robes.
Is not a It's not it's not a constitutional republic,
and it's certainly not democracy. It's a judicial dictatorship, and
our founding fathers warned us precisely against this. Six one

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seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Agree, disagree?
Let me put the issue right on the table. Do
gang members MS thirteen trend or arragua do criminal? Illegal aliens?

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They're illegal aliens who have committed violent, heinous crimes. Are
they entitled to due process rights? Their so called day
in court where they can appeal the deportation and have
their case individually adjudicated by a judge, Whether it takes

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two months, three months, six months, a year, whatever it is,
do they have the right to do process? I say, hell?
Know what say you? Six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight, Mike, how much time left? All right?

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The Kooner Country Pole. Question of the Day sponsored by
Marios Mario's Quality roof Siding and Windows. The Supreme Court?
Do they have the right to block President Trump from

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deporting gang members? Act?

Speaker 2 (17:18):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (17:18):
That's right, I'm sorry, that's right. I misread it. I'm sorry.
Will President Trump let me give you the poll question again,
sponsored by Marios. Will President Trump defy the Supreme Court
who are now blocking him from deporting gang members, will
he defy them? Ayes b No. Six one seven two six,

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six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, my friends,
it's a it's a tadlong. But I want to read
this from someone who clearly knows the Constitution and clearly
knows the differences between rights and privileges, and really explains

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in a paragraph everything the media, the Democrats and liberals
are leftists are getting wrong. So here it is this
this idea now that somehow quote unquote due process is
somehow entitled. You know that gang bangers or gang members

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or criminal illegal aliens are entitled to so called quote
unquote due process rights. This is from seven to eight
to one. Jeff. The idiots who wail about quote unquote
due process have no clue about the term. The term
means that you get the processes quote unquote due to you.

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Those processes differ here. It is now depending upon one's
status as a born citizen, naturalized citizen, green card holder,
or various visitor visas. These idiots in the media confuse
quote unquote rights with quote unquote privileges. Yes, all people

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in the country, legal or not, have the protection of
the Bill of Rights. They can't be forced to testify
against themselves or be subjected to cruel and unusual punishment.
No foreigner, however, has a quote unquote right to be here.

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The branch of government that grants these privileges has the
right and power to retract these privileges to foreigners. Only
born citizens have the absolute right to be here. Even you, Jeff,
as a naturalized citizen, and this is very true. Under

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certain circumstances, are subject to deportation back to Canada, you
would get more due process. But those gang members who
came illegally and have criminal backgrounds have none being go here.
Let me just give you a quick example. I'm a

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naturalized citizen, okay. As you know, I took an oath
to defend and uphold the Constitution of the United States
and to be loyal to the republic for which it stands.
I would never do this, obviously, but just indulge me.

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Say I became part of a terrorist organization. Say I don't.
Just I became part of ISIS, or I became part
of Alcada. In other words, I called for the overthrow
of the American government, and I became a terrorist. The
United States would have every right to revoke my naturalization.

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They would have every right to take away my citizenship
and say, I'm sorry, he's actually really originally born in Canada,
that's his country of origin. You know what, we don't
want him anymore, Bye bye bye, put him on a
plane and send them back to Montreal and don't ever
come back by as a natural eyed citizen. As an

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obvious example, I don't have all the rights that a
natural born citizen has. Obviously, I can't ever run for president.
I can't ever run for vice president. It's okay, it's
not the end of the world. And by the way,
I completely, I completely agree with that naturalized citizens should

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not be allowed to run for president. The founding father's genius. Again,
only natural born citizens should be allowed to be president. Okay,
but let that go here. Permanent Green card holders, permanent
legal residents, I don't know. They can't vote, they can't

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run for elected office. So what I'm saying is different
degrees of citizenship or different degrees of you being allowed
to stay in the country also means different degrees of rights. Now,

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a criminal, illegal alien does not have the right to
stay here on what planet? And let me just flip
it on the left. Let's leave it. Let's leave theory
out of it for a second. I go to Paris.
I'm just using France as an example. I come into
their country illegally. You think I have the right to

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stay if they want to deport me. You think I
have the right to do process in France that the
French taxpayer has to pay for my lawyer fees, and
I can go there and get every case individually adjudicated,
and I can appeal all the way to the Supreme
Court of France. They would laugh in my face. The

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French government would naturally say, you violated French sovereignty. The
rights of the of the French, of the of the
Constitution of France do not apply to you. You're on
the first plane out. Bye bye. But the mother of
all parliaments, okay, Britain, okay, with with parliament, the mother

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of all parliaments. You go into Britain illegally, your and
you commit further crimes in suck. You go to you
go to England illegally, and you commit further crimes in England.
Bye bye? By what do process? You're not given a
right to do process no other country in the world.

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If you enter the country illegally. You get the right
to do process, especially if you're part of a murderous
gang or a terrorist organization. Hell, here in France, you
can look it up. You can be a citizen. You

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can even be a citizen, say like Algerians from Algeria,
where your family has been in France for several generations.
If you commit terrorist crimes or you're part of a
terrorist organization, they can strip you of your citizenship and
ship you off to Algeria, blank you, even though you

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haven't been in your family hasn't been in Algeria or
lived in Algeria for literally three generations. All of a sudden,
now we're the only country in the world that is
a dumping ground for every prison, every mental asylum, every
terrorist organization, and they all get to have the right

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to a lawyer with multiple appeals. Again, never been done
in two hundred and fifty years in American history ever, never,
never under Biden, never under Obama, never under Bush, never
under Clinton, never under Reagan. I could go on and on.

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Twenty thirty forty million people deported en mass never had
due process. Suddenly, now Supreme Court and these rogue judges
are due process if I need a lawyer. No, you
came in illegally, you get kicked out period. Now look, guys,

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if you really want to be brutal about it, I'm
sorry to come to this conclusion. We'll just dump you
in Mexico. We'll just dump you anywhere. We don't owe
you to take you back to your country of origin.
But this Garcia case, oh my god, it's all Salvador.
It's that supermach president. Okay, you want, We'll dump them

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in the desert in Mexico, go back the way you
came on foot. I mean, seriously, I mean, we don't
want to do that because he you know, he's this
guy's a gangbanger. He's on MS thirteen. Who knows who
will kill or rape, you know, in Mexico or wherever
he ends up going. But my point is, so, if

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we can't deport him back to their home country, then
where the hell do we deport him. The Supreme Court
not just overreached, They crossed the rubicon. They crossed the line.
Never in the history of America two hundred and fifty

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years have they ever interfered in the executive branch and
the deportation of illegal aliens. They just did it in
the dead of night, over the weekend. Trump has to
defend himself, the country, democracy itself. He's got to tell
Congress you put the Supreme Court in line and the

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judicial branch in line. If not, I will agree disagree.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.
Nick in Weymouth, Thanks for holding, Nick, and welcome.

Speaker 3 (27:44):
Hey, good morning, Jeff.

Speaker 2 (27:46):
Hey, y'all.

Speaker 3 (27:46):
Let's talk about due process. What's to them? They need
to sit before a jury, they need to sit before
a judge to make a decision. You stay ay throwing
them away, But what's preventing that. Let's look at the
District Court of Columbia. Twenty nine judges twenty nine, fourteen

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of them are seniors collecting full salaries forever till they
drop dead. And I'm an older person, so I guess
I'm qualified to complain here right forever. They also have
inactive senior judges getting full daid. Right. So what the

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system needs on the judiciary side, literally infiguratively, would be
a colonoscopy. Right. You now have a guy get the
ringleader is Roberts. He was put there twenty years ago,
so he's been this so till he drops dead like
a Stalin, like a Hitler, like a king of a

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monarchy did until they drop dead. Well, that's fine, but
we shouldn't be paying for it till they die. Okay.
I ain't saying he's ancient and needs to go. He
just needs to go. He is not part of the
last legislative mandate. He is not even part of the
previous legislative mandate. I'm talking previous presidential elections. This goes

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back to Bush, who wasn't such a great president Bush
the second, if you will, So that has to change.
On the other side, the problem is the Senate. They
have a judiciary committee. The House has a judiciary committee.
Do they need to reorganize and determine did they figuratively
write or they literally delegate their responsibilities to that guy

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he went into Supreme excuse me, the fires of court two. Okay,
he shouldn't even be picking the fires of court. Judges
they take turns five six years, right, he shouldn't be
doing that. The President or the Senate should be doing that.
So he's like the little king there, right, and they do.
The other judges except for Alito and Thomas. Those are

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the only two, as you could just see that you
truly can rely on to do something in the wishes
of the current president who he didn't put Thomas, he
didn't put Aledo. Right, But those two guys are the
only ones that justify excuse me through the proper thing
to support the constitution. The others I don't know who

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controls them except for Roberts, that's right, right, So that
all has to be exterminated and change.

Speaker 1 (30:28):
No, no, Nick, you're dead on And look, Nick, just
to piggyback off, you're completely right, and to piggyback off
of what you're saying. It's obvious now, I mean, it's
as obvious as the sky is blue. Roberts is corrupt
and compromised. There's no question. There's no question now now,

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whether it's Epstein Island, whether it's his adoption, which we
know now is illegal, but let that go, whether it's
money to China. But it's clear now Roberts is a
corrupt Chief Justice. And when you start piling around, you're
hanging around and drinking champagne and eating caviat and you know,

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samuonfumet as they say, smoked salmon with late night parties.
With the architect of the law fair and all of
these cases against Trump, Normisen, you got problems, man, you
got major problems. And then you've got Amy Coney Barrett,
who I think clearly they've threatened her kids. This is

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a well known story. So her children have now been threatened.
Now is she being blackmailed? Is she afraid to rule
in certain ways because they're holding a gun, the proverbial
gun over the heads of her children? I don't know,
but this is not the Amy Coney Barrett. I'm telling
you a five years ago. This is a different woman

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the way she's ruling now. I can't recog this woman.
So something is happening. The courts have been compromised, and
Trump has to realize, and he does, this is now
a mortal threat to his presidency. Now, look, if he

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didn't care, he would just say, okay, fine, you know,
screw me. I don't care. You know, I'm a billionaire.
I'll just ride off into the sunset. But if he's
going to achieve what he wants to achieve, then he's
got to stop this now because by the time they're done,
he's lucky if he gets five hundred deportations a year

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I mean they will tie his hands, they'll put him
in a straight jacket, his deportations will stop. And the
larger point is this, it will then entrench judicial tyranny,
the Obama Biden's strategy of stacking the judiciary with these
acts to his judges, by the way, most of whom

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are not even born in America, a third of whom
have no legal expertise whatsoever, whatsoever. They have no grounding
in the law, no grounding in the constitution. So you know,
think Nancy Pelosi and you give her a judge ship.
I'm serious, Think AOC and you give her a judge ship.

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I mean, that's the kind of people that they're throwing
on the courts. So look, Trump now has got to
protect his presidency because they are going to devour him
and they're going to block everything. And more than that,
here is now the precedent that they're establishing. If you

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can't deport trender Aragua and you can't deport MS thirteen
or it takes forever to the point that essentially you
can't deport him here two dare three there, five there,
But essentially you can't deport them in significant substantial numbers,
as every previous president was able to do. Then what

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you're saying, you're gonna turn this country into Al Salvador
before Bruceli, we will become the murder capital of the world.
What you're saying is you can't. You cannot win the
war on crime. You cannot crack down on these dangerous gangs.
You just can't. And you certainly can't crack down on

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radical Islamic terrorists, as the Europeans are saying. If you
guys can't deport Ms thirteen, what are you gonna do
with these Islamists? Then your country has become a suicide pact.
They live in a bubble. The Bosburghs of the world,

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these rogue judges, the Roberts of the world, the sub
to Mars of the world, all of them. The Elena
Kagans of the world. They live in a bubble, completely
disconnected from reality. Their decisions are not based in law,
they're not based on precedent, they're not based on the Constitution,

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They're not based on reality. It's time to rein them
in six one seven two, six, six sixty eight sixty
eight agree, disagree. Debbie in Milton, Thanks for holding Debbie
and welcome, Yeah, hi Jeff Hi, Debbie.

Speaker 4 (35:43):
I want to just suck it out. I think pretty
much most of us are are an agreement. I think
Trump should completely acknowledged Supreme Court players judge and he
was elected to keep Americans safe and to get rid
of the criminal ELI go first, and what it is
that these justices I've not read the Constitution correctly, and

(36:08):
we've got these people over here, the second off our system,
joining our system, showing us, you know, women and raping
our children.

Speaker 5 (36:16):
Not all of them are doing it, but there's a
lot of them doing the ones that I'm doing it,
the second office system.

Speaker 4 (36:22):
In honor for Trump to be able to be the
president that we elected him to do, he as to
ignore them and just go forward and keep going forward.

Speaker 1 (36:34):
Debbie, H. Do you think many in the audience, not all,
but many are saying it's time for him to declare
a national emergency, invoke the National Emergencies Act, which is
what Lincoln did, by the way, during the Civil War.
And what that did was it suspended you know, habeas corpus,
so he can deport anybody, I mean literally, I mean

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not American citizens. But he'll you know, he'll have full
ren the courts can't stop them. Nobody can stop them.
It's essentially martial law. Should Trump go nuclear and invoke
martial law? Or do you think you should do it
step by step?

Speaker 5 (37:14):
No? No, step by step. We do it step by step.

Speaker 4 (37:17):
It's going to be too late, and it's already too late,
well four years too late, because of Biden. Okay, see
that in millions and millions of United people in here,
and half of them are collecting stamps and medicure and
other than the other ones we don't.

Speaker 5 (37:34):
Have identifications on.

Speaker 4 (37:36):
They came in here with no vaccinations, and then you've
got criminals and there's a deal. And this is just
my thought process.

Speaker 5 (37:44):
I don't know if they they were told not to
go after.

Speaker 4 (37:48):
Black women and children and just white.

Speaker 5 (37:52):
Because they wanted to be the white against a black thing.
I don't know, but that seems to be the trend.
That's the only thing that I thought of. What doesn't
matter need to him of beer. They don't belong here.

Speaker 4 (38:03):
They came over here illegally, and if they can't afford
to fly them home to their country, kick them over
the border where they came. If they came into Mexico,
kick them out to Mexico. Do what you gotta do,
because we don't want them here and we cannot afford
them here. And by the way, Governor Haley had a
surplus before she allowed them to come into our city,

(38:26):
and Baker, who I did not like, had I forget
how many billions surplus. Now we're in the negative with Haley,
and she's looking for ways of getting you know, tax money,
this that, and this that and the other thing, and
the redirect funds to afford these illegals.

Speaker 5 (38:42):
And it's just not fair to the rest of the country.

Speaker 4 (38:44):
It's not fair to the veterans, it's not fair to
the poor or the elderly, and there's no.

Speaker 5 (38:52):
Need to want to be here.

Speaker 4 (38:52):
It's putting up the country in great danger because we
don't know who's here.

Speaker 5 (38:56):
They didn't have any identification.

Speaker 4 (38:59):
And all of a sudden they come in, they have
new lives and you know, new everything and everything can
it to them and then put them They didn't put
them all in one place the first they did it.
They're scattered around and it's just a dangerous thing. The
President took the constitutions very faithfully to protect.

Speaker 5 (39:18):
The American people. That's priority.

Speaker 4 (39:22):
And by the way, in the UK, if anybody worked
to look up England in the UK, it's happened over there.
They have illegals over there. Doesn't have it too.

Speaker 1 (39:32):
Oh, in the UK is in big trouble now, I agreed, Debbie,
big trouble, in much worse trouble than we're in. Not
that we're in good shape, but it's much worse there.
It's really really bad. They're being completely overrun. But at Debbie,
on all your points you're dead on. Thank you very
much for that call.