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0:00 Are you ready? Yeah, Okay, us doing Ill Martinez Live, a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Well, good morning America. Bill Martinez here is always great to have you along with us sharing a part of your day. For more info on the show, you can check it out Bill Martinez Live dot com. Doctor Paul ken Gore joins us now the American author, Professor political Science at Grove City College, Senior director of the Institute for Faith and Freedom of Grove City College think Tank, also a visiting fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Doctor ken Gore, always good to have you with us. How are you, sir?

0:42 Always going to be with you, Bill, thanks man. Well, lots to catch up on. First of all, we got to talk about what happened in DC at that infamous hotel almost well, well, another assassination attempt, the third one on this president that you know, kind of refreshingly, I guess, in contrast to some of the things that were spouted out there. You had a Democratic congressman saying, hey, quit trying to murder our president, right. Yeah, yeah, No, it's good to see. I mean, we need to hear more of that. And I mean, this has been what at least the third assassination attemp, and of course the major one in my hometown of Butler, Pennsylvania, and.

1:23 We still don't know all about yet, Baul. I know, I know, And I got to tell you this, This one really shocked me, Bill, because I mean it was at the White. House Correspondence dinner, right of all places. And we had we were having family movie night at the ken Gore home and we were watching a good old black and white movie I Confess with Montgomery Cliffs, you know, and yeah. Yeah, I love that, Yeah, yeah, great movie. And my eighteen year old son comes running into the room and says that, you know, there's been an assassination attempt at the White House Correspondence dinner. And I immediately thought, well, that's got to be like an inside job with somebody from security, because I mean, nobody could possibly get into the White House Correspondence dinner with a gun, right right.

2:11 And then of course you know, it was not an inside thing. It was somebody from the outside. And when I saw the video of the guy running in there, I gotta tell you, Bill, I thought you know, how do you prevent that? Yeah? He was like flash Gordon, right, yeah. Yeah, And I and I read that that there were several shots and that only no one died, and that one security guy was hit in the chest with a bulletproof vest on, and and that the and that the perpetrator wasn't hit once, And I thought, well, how's that possible? Then again I watched the video and the guy. Just goes flying in there through security, and I, I just don't see. I've been in many events, and I thought, you know, if somebody just made a mad dash, you know, through that detector or whatever, you know, who's going to stop right? And and that guy, that guy quite literally.

3:04 Got through and you know, almost got inside. And it just shows how you really can't you really can't prevent everything. Right exactly. Well, the thing is, I'm thinking, you know, shots fired, you know, all all those officers on that patrol need to be at the range right and take some target practice. And it's one thing I mean I understand look at n a situation, according to doctor John Lott, in a situation where you have live AMMO going on, I think the hit rate something like forty percent. Paul, Wow, but to have zero you know, it's like what you know, this is the getting that can shoot straight if you got zero percent of hitting anybody, and the only one that's successful is the perpetrator who hits you know, hits the agent. Unfortunately, he had a you know, like you said, he had a protective vest and saved his life.

4:02 Yeah. Well, at that point when they're all shooting at the perpetrator, I mean, if you wonder, I mean, where their bullet's gonna hit, right, It's kind of like again the Butler situation, they were probably more concerned about shooting one another shooting somebody on the other side of that door. I mean, you really got you really kind of you got to get your gun out and focused on the guy and that trigger pulled and what maybe two or three seconds exactly. So it's really I just. Can't blame security at all, because there's some things in life that you just can't prevent. And I don't know, maybe did the guy.

4:44 Come off an elevator, did he come up the stairs? I don't know, Well, he was well, he was there. He had a room, so he was able to access the ballroom, you know, through stairs before the mag so he didn't have to go through and nobody could see. And the thing is is that he was so targeted on Trump. There was one guest that said that in those kinds of situations, as you know, Paul, in those kind of convention settings, you could sit there at the bar and just watch all the celebrities passing through, right right, if you wanted to be really crazy, you could just sit there in the bar and just open up as these celebrities were going through. But he was clearly he was targeting Donald Trump, and Donald Trump was going to be coming you know through, you know through normal you know the normal passage that most of the guests would be coming through.

5:35 Right, Yeah, No, that's right, that's right. And you know, as a Reagan as a Reagan scholar, I immediately thought back to the same place, the Washington actulyy, yeah, yeah, March thirtieth, nineteen eighty one. And in that case, John Hickley was actually staying in a hotel across the street, and that morning he read in the in the local paper, I think it was the Washington Star, which doesn't exist anymore, that Ronald Reagan was going to be speaking right across the street at the Washington Hilton, and up until that point Hinckley was just trying to get the attention of Jodie Foster the action right, right, So, I mean he could have taken out anybody. In fact, he had his eye on Ted Kennedy. We found out later, Oh wow, And he just happened to look in the paper and say, you know, wow, shazam, look at that. You know, the President's going to be right across the street. So he goes out there and shoots at the president. Of security in those days was much different, not as good as it is now. But once again, you know, the guy who pulled the trigger was a young guy, maybe in his twenties like Hinckley, very well educated, and he's just he's staying in a hotel room right there, either on the premises or just right outside the premises and gets in.

6:51 So yeah, bad situation. I was really shocked, really shocked. I don't know how, you know, how you really patrol this. I mean, like you said, in so many ways, you're thankful for the job that law enforcement that you know, FBI and the President's detail and secret Service in that all in the middle of them still being without a paycheck for what's seventy days now and growing. This is insane. Yeah, that's exactly right. Yeah, yeah, you're not. And I guess they were probably there. Well, the guy was probably there who stopped him, probably hadn't. Been paid in a couple of months. Yeah, yeah, that's disgusting, you know that we find ourselves not to mention the fact that, oh, yeah, we still have a war going on in Iran, you know, call it a war not whatever you want to call it.

7:39 And we've already had probably at least four incentivized attacks in the homeland here, incentivized by what's going on in Iran. But you know, the news doesn't want to report on that. Democrats don't want to talk about that. They just want us, you know, to be at each other's throats instead of, you know, trying to come together. This is why I was so grateful for Representative Perez Marie Prez to say, you know, quick, you know, stop trying to murder our president. Right right. Yeah. And did you notice too, how the look on. Malania Trump's space exactly? I mean that was really. I think I think she was more intuitive of what was happening. You know, people thought, well, maybe it was some Silverwars. But she sensed in her spidery sort of way that that was not a good sound.

8:30 Yeah, yeah, yeah, you could tell. And you know, Donald Trump had almost an expressionless look, right, and you know kind of from the very outset right his space that had just this kind of fixed look, like he was already occupied with other things. And then of. Course the psychic there right, the psychic's talking to them. He's doing his little game. But he's not a really good psychic because he could have had written on that paper. Duck right, yeah, right, and that's a ruinal reg said to Nancy Reagan. He said, honey, I forgot to talk exactly. We gotta go to quick break. We've got more from doctor Paul Kenngor after this stay with us. Coles has Mother's Day gifts that feel like a treat, because moms deserve something nice, probably something that doesn't involve snack duty, corpool or reminding anyone where their shoes are.

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13:41 Kakentgar continues with this. He is a Professor political Science and Chief Academic Fellow at the Institute of Faith and Freedom at Growth City College. Well, Paul, thank god, thank god it was it was stopped. But there's no doubt that this president requires you know, a more or harden and concerted detail. Uh. And I don't know what else these guys can do. But it also I think raises the reason for why a White House ballroom that Donald Trump has designed and has been putting into a bag. Maybe this makes this go through with less uh, you know, less acrimony.

14:24 Yeah, maybe, so, I mean, I guess, I guess this is this is a good argument for the White House ballroom, right exactly. In fact, I was asked by my son, who was the first to make me aware of this, and he said, he said, well, well, this is at the White House, right, And I said, no, I don't think so. I said, I know, it's he said, it's called the White House Correspondence Dinner. I said, yeah, but I don't think they have it at the White House, right, And and you know, and indeed they didn't, But had it been at the White House, yeah, it definitely would have been a lot more secure. So, you know, Donald Trump, if he gets that ballroom built, will definitely help a curity of future presidents. And again, it's hard to imagine another president being as hated as Donald Trump. A Democrat president, I'm sure would be safe because it seems like you know, Republicans, even though every Republican owns a gun and knows how to use one, right, they're not out shooting at Democratic presidents.

15:18 We have a piece from David Catron, an American spectator today about the long history of you know, radical left wingers shooting Republican presidents and in fact, even the Democrat president that was shot, John F. Kennedy, was a conservative Democrat and he was shot by a communist, the Oswald. So you know, the you know, the left all the time likes to portray the right and the alt right and ultra nationalists and gun nuts, is these violent extremists. But in every case, you know, pretty much in the case most cases, I'll say most cases, you know, the shooter is somebody from the left, and the most a shooter who was successful in this target. Who killed you, the youngest star in the conservative movement, Charlie kirk Kirk exactly.

16:11 Yeah. And the thing is is that the left is quick to want to you know, point out, or at least redirect a narrative to say, whoa, it's it's the those white supremacists. And of course all this narrative is starting to fall apart as more and more information is coming out regarding you know, Charleston, South Carolina, and what the Southern Poverty Law Center did to orchestrate that. Right, Oh yeah, that's exactly right. In fact, we had a long piece and American Spectator several months ago. By our l e. Guardie Holmes writing about the SPLC and the long report that it had done on Turning Point, USA and Charlie Kirk just a few months before. And the SBLC has this infamous, insidious, if not evil, record of identifying certain people as hate groups or hate individuals and then those groups and individuals being targeted. In fact, that the really infamous example that occurred probably almost twenty years ago now was the case of Family Research Council in Washington, DC, where the guy had a list of SPLC hate groups and knew that the Family Research Council had been listed as a hate group. And by the way, why what's Family Research Council doing. They're not doing anything that has anything to do with fascism, Nazism or alt right or anything like that. They're in favor of traditional marriage, they're

17:42 against gender transitioning. But for the modern SPLC, that makes you a hate group. So this guy walks into Family Research Council headquarters. And by the way, Bill I had, my student assistant, was there as an intern, and I had at least two other students alumni of Grove City College who were working inside, as well as several friends inside. I've been to that building probably ten times. And the guy goes in with Chick fil A bags. Filled up with camo, and the only way that he was stopped was by this wonderful security guard via this big former like NFL looking player who tapped them and stopped them. Otherwise that guy would have went in there and massacred people inside the Family Research Council. So s people see has been you know for years, and I know other people and in fact it's another it's a I won't say where it is, but it's another. It's a state based family group modeled after Family Research Center.

18:41 And they got put on SPLC's hate group list because they were because they're in supportive traditional marriage and against same sex marriage. And they immediately had to put new locks on all the doors, they had to put cameras through the building. So I mean, people you know, can can go out gunning quite literally for some of these people that they consider hate individuals after groups like the SBLC identify him that way. And of course, the guy who shot Charlie Kirk, Yeah, exactly, Yes, take this hate monger and all the other stuff. And he was LGBTQ. That guy was so so Yeah, I'm so glad to see the Southern Poverty Law Center finally being exposed because this group is responsible for so many bad things.

19:27 You know, Paul, the fruit on the tree is clear. All you need to see is the fruit, and you got to quit denying it. Conservatives got to quit baring their head in the sand, and they have to insist on civility. It's kind of like what Justice Thomas was referring to here recently in talking about the breakdown of civility and how progressivism is upending and you know, is becoming quite deleterious to the American idea. Yeah, yeah, question, and and Justice Thomas knows that very well. In fact, his wife, Ginny Thomas. I used to be in one of those large email group recipient lists with her, and she's she's a well known conservative. She's definitely know what you consider like a kind of a conservative activist, I guess. And and in fact, because of that. The left has really gone after her and they've tried to move justice Thomas recuse himself from you know, certain rulings just because his wife is a conservative. Again, that's completely insane.

20:35 But yeah, but again so and Thomas. I mean, back when you could look at the litany of hate, somebody did an article or a book about this. I can't remember. I think it was might have even been in the New York Times. It was a couple of liberal academics who called out fellow leftists for their racist attacks and language on Clarence thom after one of the court rulings and said, you know, this would never be tolerated by liberals, by progressives, if this, if this was happening in the other direction, exactly. Well, we're talking with doctor Paul Kengre, author of the book American Pontiff, at which we talked about the last time he was here, and I did you know, we got a couple of minutes left. I wanted to wrap this up here with, you know, the kerfuffle between the pope and Donald Trump. And it was interesting because initially if people were saying, well that's it, you know, Trump's going to lose the Catholic vote, but latest polling says it took it took a minor hit initially, but actually the support of Trump is actually increased since the kerfuffle.

21:43 Did you see that. Well, I've seen a lot of polls on I did a presentation on this last week actually, so I had all the polls and he was forty one percent approval. Overall in the real clear politics. I looked at this last Thursday. I think it was one poll had him with only thirty three percent, but that was a definite outlier. I don't know what the very latest start, but he he seems to have backed off bill, which is a good thing because you don't want to pick a fight with the pope, especially in that kind of personal language that Donald Coope was using. I mean, that was just silly and stupid, and I think he learned that, and I think he's backing off, which he should. Yeah, yeah, I think that, you know, Donald Trump at some point hopefully would amend his comments by saying, you know, I agree with the Pope and he and I both are praying for peace for Iran.

22:35 Right, Yeah, And that's what popes do. I mean, popes never make a case for war. They just don't do that, right, it's just the you know, the Pope calls for peace, that's all, you know. And I know they could argue, well. I should be condemning the Iranians and you know the Islamo. It's just not what they do. Guys. Look, John Paul the Second called George W. Bush's war against the Rock and unjust war. All right, Bush didn't explode. I mean Trump pretty much called Bush's war against the Rock and unjust war. Said Bush lied, So we lighten up, mister president. Right, it's the pope, and you know you don't need a fight with the head. Of the universal Roman Catholic Church. And you bring up a good point, whether it's the Pope or the left or all this stuff, is that you know, leadership is required right now to turn down the temperature. And my prayer is that Donald Trump would be a true leader for peace and that he would not be so thin skinned at times and think about it, maybe be a little bit more measured in his reactive comments, to think about, Okay, am I adding fuel to the fire?

23:41 Or am I promoting peace by the statements that I make? Well, that's right, And if you really look at the Pope's statements. He never mentioned Donald Trump at all in any of those initial comments, and even the Trump threat to annihilate an entire civilization Trump at that point, the Pope said, statements about ending entire similations of people are morally unacceptable. He'd even use the word Trump, and at that point he's just speaking, as the Pope, statements like that are unacceptable. I mean, just war theory says you don't target civilians especially, don't want to say you're going to wipe out ninety three million Iranians who you say you're you're you're for them. Yeah, but you don't think that Donald Trump meant that he was going to wipe out ninety three million you know Iranians, do you?

24:26 I mean, I was. I didn't think he would. I figured it was just his usual bluster. But like the Pope said, statements like that are even mortally unacceptable, right, which. Goes back to what we were saying earlier. Statements from everybody, including the President of the United States, you know, congressional leadership and that on and all. You know, you're contributing to this this heated rhetoric. Now you know, you've got what twenty percent of America. Supposedly in some pulling it says it's okay to you know, kill uh a political figure. Right, Yeah, you got to call the rhetoric before the rhetoric leads to real action.

25:08 Yeah, exactly, exactly right. Yeah, I hope understand that well. Doctor Paul Kenngre, As always, we appreciate your, uh you stopping by and visiting with us and talking about these issues. He is the American Author, Professor of Political Science of Grove City College, Senior Director of the Issue for Faith and Freedom of Grove City College. Paul, Thank you, as always appreciated. Take care, God bless my friend. Yes, same to you, Bill, God bless take care. We call ourselves Asap Travel for one reason. We can help you book a ticket asap. For those of you that don't know, that means as soon as possible. That means no wait time, you get through right away, no searching online. Our specialty is the lowest available fairs on the big name airlines you know them. We can't tell you their names. You can fly domestically or internationally and save more money than you could if you call the airlines directly. Our proprietary software goes underneath the hood of the major airline booking systems and find you the best rates available. So if you're ready to make your travel plans right now, business or vacation travel, we have all the major airlines always at great rates. Call Asap Trips and we'll have your ticket in your inbox in fifteen minutes.

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29:58 Yeah, he was. Honestly, I think he is infected with Trump arrangement syndrome. And the left and the people on line with the left are just fueling this fire of hatred towards President Trump and his cabinet and. Those of us who support him. And it isn't just nasty rhetoric. We you have a right to free speech. In that free speech, I don't have to like what you write, but there's there is a time and a place for everything, and you have to be wise with your rhetoric as well. And I don't think that the elected officials on the left are being.

30:40 Wise at all. I think that they are doing everything they can to ump up the ante and gin up even more and more hatred of President Trump, and that's not healthy for our country at all. Yeah, I put the onus on the elected officials because they're leaders of the country. They should be examples and what they're doing. I mean, they're the ones that are you referring to Trump as a king, you know, Nazis, I mean all the way down, I mean from the Democratic leadership. And yet what galls me. I got to tell you, if I hear one more time that this political violence happens on both sides, I'm going to scream. I mean, this is just incredible because it's clear the balance of this kind of violence is coming from the left, and it's born out of the Democratic Party. I don't see it coming. I don't see it coming out of the Republican Party. I'm sorry, correct me if I'm wrong.

31:30 Well, it doesn't matter where it's coming out. You don't have this kind of violence period. So we can sit there and go, oh, well, the left can say it's out of both parties. First, the violent attacks, the actual assassination attempts, those are not coming from the right. So you can complain about the rhetoric on either side of the aisle. Well, the people who are picking up the guns and trying to kill President Trump. Those are the people on the left. Those are not the people on the right. So stop it quit. They just need to stop. They need to call for an end to this kind of violence in our country. And they need to the elected officials who. Keep going, oh, well, there's stuff on both sides of the out go look in the mirror. How about starting with yourself. You can't fix the other side of the aisle.

32:13 Fix yourself and your own side of the aisle first, and I'll tell you what. Bill In my organization we have a history of there may have been a slip here or there from someone posting on our social media who had to be taught this rule. We do not call our political opposition our enemies. And we deliberately do not do that because we understand that the people who disagree with us politically at tea party, patriots action, and with the things that I believe, they may shop in the same grocery store as me. They may be standing next to me when I'm filling my car up. There are fellow Americans, and we have a First Amendment right to disagree with one another. Well, it is not okay what we don't have the right to.

32:54 Do is to go shoot the president or shoot a room full of people. That is wrong. And and the left won't take that kind of line. They won't say, Okay, we're not going to call our fellow Americans, we're not going to. Call them enemies. No, they're willing to call us enemies. They're willing to call us Nazis, are willing to. Say that we that Ice is the Gestapo and secret police. None of that is true, not a single bit of it. And it needs to. Stop right well, even the accusations that was echoed in a sixty minute interview with President Trump. And I don't blame President Trump for going after the host the way he did. I mean, here she quotes a manifesto from a lunatic accusing Trump. I mean, there's never been any proof anything whatsoever about being a pedophile.

33:44 No break, Yeah, there's no proof of that. But she was able to get it in and let the audience think one more time, maybe he's a pedophile, Maybe he's a rapist. He's never been convicted of rape. He's not a rapist. He's not a pedophile, And they need to the host should have known better. Oh, Yeah. So there are bad accusations coming from the left and lives about President Trump, and what are you going to do? You're going to continue to spread it. How about framing the question in a way that says it's not true and then that host says, oh, you thought it was about you. I wanted to just scream at her, Oh, just don't play dumb. The president isn't dumb.

34:24 None of us watching that are dumb. Don't insult us. And it's just it is maddening. And I'm worried about the safety of our president because I don't see the left doing anything at all to turn the dial down, not even a little bit. They're just going to keep going. Hakeem Jeffries had a post her up last week at a press conference inside the Capitol that's read maximum warfare and it had a picture a President Trump. You know what, how about not put. Things on up inside the Capitol or anywhere else where your prop is maximum warfare against the president of the United States bill. Do you remember what they did is Sarah Palin when she had.

35:06 A political advoy a black eye on it. Yeah, give me, And she was not at all calling for warfare. It was just political targeting. That's a campaign targeting. That's that is what it was thought of what they are doing, maximum warfare, calling Trump a Nazi. If you truly believe that President Trump is hitler, you truly believe that he is leading Nazis to take people off to death camps in concentration camps and kill them, wouldn't you think then, like if you your mind is not quite stable, that you have a reason to go and take further action.

35:46 Don't feed that kind of that kind of disturbance. Just stop it. That's all they have to do is stop. Well, you're exactly right, because like there's no remedy in our constitution if we have, you know, a leader who is so unhinged like that, whether it's a twenty fifth Amendment, whether it's Congress to impeach. I mean, there are revenue, you know, avenues in which to you know, to control this kind of manner. But it's like as if you know, people have lost their mind and they've disconnected from any kind of common sense whatsoever. I mean, even Jimmy Kimmel, you know, and you know, in terms of excuses and justification trying to say, oh, he was talking about the age difference between Milania Trump and Donald Trump. Now, we know what you were saying. Just like you said, he's just trying to insult us in the audience.

36:34 Yeah, he's trying to insult us in the audience in his pushback and his he he isn't apologizing. There's no apology from that man. He's he's just so absolutely disgusting. There's no apology from him. And then he goes on and attacks Trump and insults Trump further. You know, how about just stop. At some point you need to go look in your own mirror. You might not like everything President Trump does in this country, but you know what, Jimmy Kimmel, you're part of the problem. You are a big part of the problem. I just. Bill Charlie Kirk was my friend. President Trump is all of our president. Whether you like him or not, he's still the president. I never, one time, ever wished that Joe Biden would die.

37:18 I never one time wished for his assassination. Never once did I do that with Obama either, And I disagreed vehemently with the policies of Obama, but I did not wish for him to die. I did not wish for his assassination and we made sure at our events that at the end of an event, we did everything. You can ratchet things up. In the middle of a protest, and then you've got to help bring the crowd back down. And you, as a. Leader of a group like that, have to know when you bring them up, you've got to bring them down enough to give them hope and productive actions to take so that they feel compelled and empowered to do something within the constitutional and legal rights. That they have happening on the left is not that they are encouraging people to do things that are destructive. They are not calling out the destructive behavior.

38:08 They are. Okay in turning a blind eye to breaking the law. And it is just wrong. And they're gonna have events again. On May first, they had those no King protests and President Trump it was asked in that sixty minutes interview about him being a king. Of course, he's not a king. We don't have a king in this country. If we had a. King in this country, the Save America Act would be law already and I wouldn't be crisscrossing the country trying to get it passed into law. So I'm just I'm tired of it. The left lies. They lie and lie and lie. It's all lies, and they've been doing it for years about President Trump, and I am tired of it. I am one hundred percent committed to doing all that I can to make sure he has a successful presidency and that we are able to get as much of his agenda passed into law as we possibly can. And I'm just disgusted by what I saw this weekend.

39:02 Well, and of course then we found out about the SBLC. Right, oh my goodness, the SPLC is funding the very hatred they claim to see that they stand against. They're actually funding it. They're part of the problem. You know what, when you fund the KKK, you actually are the KKK. You can't be opposed to something. And then fund people in it. And then there are claimants, oh, we were just funding informants. No, you're not the police, you're not federal agents. You don't get to have informants. You're either part of the problem or you're not. And they were part of the problem. They were funding it, and then they after funding it and janning everything up, they were fundraising office, say continue funding it even more.

39:47 Yeah, it was just a vicious cycle that they had created. And the thing is is the SBLC is just one of how many other groups associated with the left Jenny Beth, Yeah. Who knows how many more groups are doing the kind of things that SPLC has been doing, and SPLC teats. All of the groups. And the reason for it is so many groups. Look to their lists for the list of their heat list. I've been on the front page of their website. It is not a comforting feeling, especially knowing that the Family Research Council that somebody saw their site, saw that Family Research Council was listed as a HEAT group and went in and shot a security guard there. It isn't a comforting feeling to be targeted by this group, and to find out that the group not only is targeting conservatives but also funding neo Nazis and white supremacists in the KKK.

40:43 It's just gross. It's absolutely gross. Well, as you said, Jenny Beth, we have to we ourselves need to take responsibility and be the change, be the change agent that's required for a time as such as this, because there's question about it. It's it's out of control and people unfortunately are going to get hurt. But we as much as would count on any one of us. We need to play our part, you know, for peace and for civil disagreement, civil discussion, because it's about ideas. This is what gave birth to the Great American idea was ideas, not violence. That you were exactly right.

41:24 You can attack ideas, you can disagree on ideas, but the people who have the other ideas are still people. There's still human beings, and you can't when you get to the point where you're dehumanizing your political opposition. That's the kind of thing that actually led to what happened in World War two, the dehumanization of fellow human beings. When you think that someone that you're living next to is not even worthy of human life, then you treat them that way. That's how you lead to two gunmen going into to a crowded room where the president is and the vice president and the Speaker of the House and attempting to shoot inside that room. That is a dehumanization we're seeing from the left. And I'll tell you what, if it's happening on our site, it does not need to happen. You can call out ideas and you can mock other people.

42:17 I'm not saying don't do that. But there is a difference between mocking people and completely dehumanizing other groups of people, stereotyping other groups of people and acting as if they're just a caricature of themselves. That is wrong, and that's what we're seeing from the left. They may have a constitutional right to do it, just because you have the right to do it doesn't mean that the way you're exercising that right is the moral and correct thing to do. Well, like you say, Jenny Beth, as we wrap things up, these are our fellow Americans, right they are. There are fellow Americans, and we need to pray. We need to pray that their hearts are softened in the scales come off their eyes because they don't see the people who support President Trump as fellow human beings right now, not all of them, not all of them, But there is a group of people in this country who do not, and we need to pray for them. And Jesus Christ taught us that we pray for He said.

43:17 To pray for our enemies. I don't think that they are enemies. So I'm modifying slightly what he said, and I'm praying for our opposition because if we don't do that, I think that it's going to take is going to take. That we need, We need intervention in their hearts. It could get worse otherwise, and I agree one hundred percent. Jenny Beth Martin Jenny Beeth, How can people be in touch? Go to teapartypatriots dot org, tea party, patriots dot org and I'm on social media. Jenny BETHM. Have you written a book? Where? Do you have a manuscript ready and just need to find the right publisher. Christian Faith Publishing supports authors like yourself to bring their books to life, and right now we're offering you a free writer's designed to steer you towards book completion. Christian Faith Publishing evaluates each manuscript we receive.

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47:30 Thanks John, you heard it. Folks, take advantage of this opportunity and call now. Eight hundred seven four five nine zero nine zero. Advertisement sponsored by Legal Health Center may not be available in all states. Hey, we're back with you. Bill Martinez here along with Jeremy Beck. Hey, Jeremy, how you doing. I'm doing all right, Bill, good to see it. Hey, always good to have you here. Jeremy is the co president of Numbers USA, and you know lots to catch up on in light of you know, another assassination attempt on the president. You know, Jeremy, I know this is not necessarily something that we talk about, but you know, this is all part and parcel of what's happening and is affecting the worldview of the citizens here in America.

48:23 I mean, Justice Thomas the other day talked about progressivism and how the worldview is so antithical to our constitution and this is all contributing to this very disjointed perspective that we have about America and America's freedoms. Yeah, I hate to see it. On a personal level, any kind of violence is difficult, and political violence really just has no place in our society. Hats off to those who have denounced it. Of course, the key is is it's easy to denounce it in the immediate aftermath. You have to denounce it when it's further in the review mirror and when it starts to creep up in any kind of nooker cranny.

49:06 Well, the problem if we don't nip this in the butt. I mean, this has been going on since the Obama years, and it just keeps on intensifying, and you know, the language out there and we've been calling it out for quite a while that it's dangesus. We've now had three attempts on the president. I was glad to see, very relieved to see a Democrat congresswoman call it out and say, would you please stop trying to kill our president? Well, yeah, absolutely. And it's also a reminder. And there's lots of people who are at the ballroom, were at the event and said, look, we're really grateful for these law enforcement officers of all kinds of different agencies here.

49:47 A lot of them are from homeland security agencies that aren't being funded right now. It's important to have I know, a it's not to say that there's not a legitimate debate. You should hold law enforcement to certain standards, you should have oversight. All that kind of stuff is fair. But you have to have a working enforcement system in place, and you have to support them, and you have to fund them, and you have to keep them going. We need them to protect us. And yeah, you's fighting over that right now this week. Yeah, you don't withhold their pay check because you can't do your job well. And it's I mean, really just to you know, really quickly summarize this Homeland security situation is I think this really came out of Minneapolis and it became a political thing, spurred perhaps by some some legitimate policy concerns at the beginning, but it's become just a political football where you have the Democrats in block are blocking this homeland security funding because they demand certain restrictions, many of which would effectively halt or severely restrict enforcement. And that's just you can't you can't do that. It's sort of like we'll pay you to do your job, as long as you don't do your job. That's that's that's not the point, right you have you have to let this law enforcement, uh, these agents, these do their job. And some of these demands that they've held, and Leader Keem Jefferies has been very clear about this is they want huge no enforcement zones throughout the United States where you just say, like this, there will be no enforcement in these in these areas.

51:17 Well that you know again when you draw the circles on the map and you see that you're blocking off huge urban areas, you're essentially codifying sanctuary cities into law and inviting lawlessness and in illegal immigration. Well, part of the issue here is the Democratic Party, I mean, we keep blaming Joe Biden, but it's Democratic Party clearly. I mean, they've supported this, they created this problem, and Jeremy, what's their solution. I haven't heard one idea whatsoever or even an admission like, hey, yeah, we got carried away here. You know, we really wanted to open the doors up for you know, five million, but we got you know, twenty so yeah, we kind of we kind of you know, blew the doors open, so you know, bad on us. So, but here's our ideas to fix it.

52:02 They've not offered one suggestion whatsoever that would remedy the problem that they created. I think you look at something like the Dignity Act and they say, oh, the Dignity Act doesn't even claim to fix something. They just say like, well, it's already fixed. And so now we can have huge increases in legal immigration, and we can further and we can amnestee everybody who's here illegally or almost everybody who's here illegally. Every Meanwhile, you've got Blue city after Blue city passing these sanctuary policies. You've got bills being introduced in Congress to totally obliterate the Department of Homeland Security. Just do away with it altogether. These seem to be These are the active plans being proposed.

52:43 On the other hand, Republicans need to do a better job in Congress showing a contrast. What is the vision. We need to have some offensive fights. There's a there's a bill that passed out of the Judiciary Committee by Representative mcclintalk of California, which is down sanctuary city policies. Well, let's have a vote on that. Let's let's have that argument. Let's bring that right to the floor and have that fight. We need to see the contrast. In the absence of having a contrast the Democratic side, their plans are sort of they're getting off unquestioned because they're actually moving, they're doing some of the legwork in the ground. But you need the contrast to sort of show the opposing visions.

53:26 And right now so much has been left just to the administration to take care of it. But seeing with recent court rulings and other things, an administration can do a lot for a little while, but it is limited. You need the legislative branch to step up and do its part. And they need to have you And I've discussed this time and again where's the sense of urgency. I mean, the clock is running here. We got the midterms coming in and the way things are being genned up, and you know, outside money influencing, we still don't have the Save Act in place to secure election is the way we would like to have so that we could have some confidence, even some measure of confidence with the elections. Otherwise, Democrats are going to do what they do and get away with what they've been getting away with.

54:11 Look, there's a recent appeals court ruling that ruled against the Trump administration. The Trump administration one of its most successful policies has been keeping asylum seekers in Mexico while they wait for asylum. That has really cut down on the asylum fraud. We all know that that is. Our asylum system is in shambles. People come to the border, they say the magic words. They know that they aren't legitimate asylum seekers, they're economic migrants. Recent peer reviewed evidence that demonstrates between ninety two and ninety eight percent of the border surge at the beginning of the border search economic migrants, not asylum seekers. The court just said the rationale that the Trump administration used to do that is illegal.

54:52 It goes against the law. Well, who's in charge of the law. It's Congress. Where why aren't they codifying this main in Mexico policy into law. They need to do that. Now. The administration will appeal this ruling. It will probably go to the Supreme Court and they may win or they may lose. But another administration could come in and change it around. Congress has to step up, and the clock is sticking. As you say, this is just the latest example of reminding us that there are three There are three branches of government. They all have a role to play, and when it comes to immigration policy, it's the legislative branch that is truly supreme. Yeah, this is amazing with that lower court ruling. This is a lower court ruling. What they've done in terms of, you know, opening the doors for another asylum seeker surge in our country. As you just pointed out, you say, arrests have dropped twenty percent since December. Total arrests for the fiscal year have surpassed two hundred thousand, But that won't be enough to reverse the historic board. I mean, that's two hundred thousand is nothing compared to twenty million that we've got here inside our country.

55:56 And you and I have been talking about this four months really since the member of twenty twenty four, which is, you know, how how are we going to How is this administration in this Congress going to keep the promise that the voters you know, accepted when we sent them to Congress to reverse this crisis, not just not just plug the hole, but get the water out of the boat. Right. You can't tell me, you can't tell me that the problem is fixed. If my socks are still wet. You got to get it out. And you're not going to do that by going house to house and picking people up. You have to you have to take away the jobs. You have to take away the illegal hiring, the illegal work, and you have to be able to scale that up. Now. The good there is good news here is that I nine audits are skyrocketed, and it's not surprising that it's higher than the Biden administration, but there's pretty good indications that it's it's at its highest level ever. That's really really good sign. But you're still talking about agents who are going from business to business and doing these audits.

56:54 You have to scale this with e verify a national myth pleat take it, take it, take it away. Guess who's responsible for making that happen. It's the legislative branch. They're the ones who've got to do it. And if not, we are simply not going to reverse the historic border surge. It's like they're not serious cementing it into place. Right, You're exactly right, they're not serious. And you've been saying again about e verify. That's the way you turn the spickt off. You turn the spick it off, and they will self deport because there's not a job for them here, right. That's right. It just it becomes so much harder to stay and work illegally when because most people who are working illegally that are not day laborers at home depot, they are working on the books with a fake social Security number or sometimes a stolen social Security number. Everify, no match letters. These are things that the legislative branch can codify into law and take those things away and make it really really hard to stay and work here illegally.

57:49 And when that happens, economic migrants they came here because they made economic decisions. They will leave here based on economic decisions if they cannot make the money illegally, they will go home. And that's that's really what we've just common sense, yes. Exactly, it just makes sense. It's this, it's the sensible thing to do. But we need we need legislation to do it. And of course our organization is there are some bills in Congress that are good bills that are fighting for. There's some other bills that haven't been introduced yet that we need. We need to get to remain in Mexico and HR two type bill to permanently secure these borders. That bill hasn't been introduced, but we're putting pressure on members of Congress to do that. As well Man left tell us about the UVISA, this is interesting.

58:32 Yeah, so I you know, it's like, have you ever heard the one about four sheriffs in the subway walk into a subway and southwestern now Louisiana. Well, it turns out that there's this little town in Louisiana, sixty six hundred people to tiny little town. They've just been been plagued by armed robberies, over one hundred armed robberies and this teeny teeny tiny little town over the course of a decade, and at some point people start saying there's all these armed robberies here, but where are they happening? I know seen them. Finally, USCIS starts asking those questions too. Turns out they're just running a fraud ring. There's something in our legal system called the U visa which makes sense on papers as that if you're a victim of a serious crime and you're working with police, will give you this U visa. It's a path, basically a path to citizenship. You get a work permit. Well, as you can imagine, bill demand for this U visa is through the roof, and a subway shop owner who was a U VISA recipient himself, got the idea said, boy, this is a great deal. I'm going to help other people like me get this visa. And so for five thousand to pop, he worked with local law enforcement to write out these fake armed robbery reports. For over a decade, over one hundred people got you visas through this scam.

59:44 It's just another reminder that our legal immigration system needs a lot of attention to. It's not just about border enforcement and interior enforcement. We have got to address these inherent problems in our legal system as well. It just never ends. Jeremy does it. No, it's it really never ends. And the thing about the illegal issue that's so frustrating is we need to take care of it so we can take so we can really address these big systemic problems in our permanent legal system as well, but we never seem to be able to get there. We need Congress to really ramp it up here. Yeah, the point is, illegal activity breeds more illegal activity. It just doesn't happen any other way, and.

1:00:25 Every no good deed goes goes unpunished. It's very similar to the TPS program, the Temporary Protected Status program. On paper, it makes sense, but of course what it does it just tells people like, oh man, if I can just get here illegally and claim some kind of victimhood, the United States is going to make sure that I get to stay and work forever, and that just breeds fraud and corruption. You have to have a more limited sense that a system that actually makes sense. It's gaming the system. Once again, this is it's it's human nature. If we can get away with it, we will get away with it. Yeah, I mean you just had some incredible entrepreneurs down there in southwest Louisiana. Yeah, we got to put them to work for all the right things. By the way, I don't know if you saw this or not. Speaking a subway. I used to like their tuna sandwiches. I found out they were investigated.

1:01:15 There's no tuna in their tuna sandwiches. Oh no, stay tuned for details. And there's no tuna in there sandwiches, and there's no crime in their stores. All is well. We can turn out the light and go to sleep. Gracie. Jeremy Beck, the co president of Numbers USA, thank you. Jeremy, take care, appreciate it, by'll take care. Streaming TV is where it's at. It's not about cutting the cord anymore. That's old news. It's all about your customized TV options with the best and cheapest high speed internet and your own TV subscriptions. We've got your dream TV lineup between wired and satellite, internet and TV. You now have tons of options, save money and get more internet speed and better TV today by calling the Whole Home Connect, we scan your location and offer you the best TV and Internet options, and we always have specials and promotions.

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1:03:14 And you know, there's not only enemies existential, but you got enemies within now camping out right. Yes. And by the way, the war's a little old older thans when they're fifty years. The war's thirty eight hundred years right since the foundation of Judaism, and then two thousand years old since the foundation of Christianity. So Judeo Christian culture, let's say, is thirty eight hundred or two thousand years old, depending on how you want to look at it. And so that's a long war. Yeah, well I would say you could always go back, you know, to the garden of Eden. That's where the war began, right really, if you really want to get to the origin, that's where it all started right there.

1:04:02 Well, I'm very proud of you because I tell people we're in World War three, and then after I convinced them we're in World War three, I say, you know, it's actually World War one. It began in the garden of Eden or a caveaan Ningle, or thirty nine hundred years ago with Judaism, two thousand years ago with Christianity. So yes, it's a never ending war between God versus the Pagans. If you want to make it simple, describe all of history in one sentence. It's God versus the Pagans. They even fast forward to twenty twenty six, it's still God versus the Pagans. That's right. So that's why saying it's World War three and World War One at the same time, depending upon your perspective, that's right. It's still God versus the Pagans.

1:04:47 And now another way of saying it, it's the rule of law. Yes, barbarianism, that's another way to say it. It's a morality versus immorality. It also goes to the issue did did God design humans? Or did humans design God? So that's another another way to look at the never ending war. So I'm always amused when President Trump says I hate endless wars. I yell at the television as if it's listening, right, And mister president, human beings have been fighting ever since human beings. That's what human beings do, right.

1:05:28 We're just going through our generations of challenges and we have to do the best we can that generation after generation. And we required the law in much the same way that Israel required the Ten Commandments. That was that was the beginning, right to say, all right, look at here's the standards. You guys are messing up. You don't get it, So I'm going to spell it out for you. I'm going to give you ten commandments. And of course, you know the Jews weren't happy with ten. They had to make it like ten thousand, and. You know, exaggerate six money, thirteen. Okay, yes see, I knew you were going to correct me on that, but thank you very much. But you know, six hundred and thirteen, ten thousand, you know it's all relative, I guess, right, And only I only say that because we're so silly, you know, because God makes it very simple.

1:06:17 You know. It's kind of like the log gravity. Here's the law gravity. If you defy it, it's going to hurt, So don't defy it. And so what happens You get a knuckle head up there wanting to defy it, and after they've broken their legs a couple of times, they start saying, I guess that guy was serious. Huh yeah, Well, look, go back in the now that we're playing a game of going back into time. Go back to the Ten Commandments roughly three thou three hundred years ago when Moses got the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. And pretend that you're a leader of the some pagan city state country at that time and you hear the news of the Ten Commandments? Are you happy? No, because you're a leader of country, you're by definition of criminal because there were no elections then, So how did you become the governor or the king or whoever you killed everybody who disagreed with you, until finally said, I guess, I guess bills the king. He's the king. Okay. So then you hear about the Ten Commandments, and it says that all human beings are subject to morality of the Ten Commandments. It doesn't matter whether you're up on the top or down in the bottom of so as, it doesn't matter. We're all created equal. Didn't use the word created equal at that time till our constitution, but in effect we're created equal. We're all children children of God. Well, you're this big dictator running some prophets or country. You don't want to listen to any of this nonsense, he said,

1:07:47 And that began, didn't begin, but that personified the battle between the Ten Commandments and not the Ten Commandments or the battle as we just discussed of God versus the Pagans. Right, and up until then, it was good to be king, right. That says very good to be the king, because you wrote the law, you were the rules, and anyone who disagreed you got rid of them. And by the way, and if they had wives that were pretty, you can have those two. So you have unlimited powers when you were the king, and when the Jews came and said, no, you have limited partners powers. And when the Christians came thirteen hundred years later and said, we believe in the Ten Commandments too, and mister King, you have powers that are limited according and you have to a certain morality.

1:08:37 You have to pay too, And then that started the animosity against Christians, just as thirteen hundred years before we had the animosity against the Jews. And that's why we're peas in the pod twins. The Jews and Christians are Siamese twins, believing in the rule of law in fighting the Pagans. And then here you get this great American idea that comes along. You know, the Pilgrims are in Europe suffering, you know, Christian persecution, religious persecution, and they're crying out to God for I guess twelve years saying can we possibly, can we find a place where we can go and be able to worship you without government interference? And twelve years of praying and fasting, you know, God sends them to America.

1:09:24 That's right, in America was founding for exactly the reason you mentioned that there was all this persecution in Europe, they didn't really accept even though they were Christians, they did not really accept the Ten Commandments, and particularly they didn't respect minority rights. And they should have, but they didn't. And so the king, remember Europe was run by kings. Kings never respect minority rights. So the people said, let's start all over again. Let's have a blank late we'll call it America, and let's try to create a perfect as if something's perfect, let'sus say a better world. And that's why America is such a healthy country because we didn't have to go through the thousands of years of baggage of fighting the kings and gods versus the pagans and all those biblical issues that we were just discussing.

1:10:23 And that's why America has such a special, exceptional culture that we're all so proud about and we're going to celebrate very soon on July fourth. Well, you know, you consider that you give it some moral boundaries, right with the laws and Christian judaeo principles as a foundation, and then you liberate the masses, You give them a taste of freedom to go out and be the best version of themselves all things considered. And look what happened in short order. America becomes a dom in power unlike anything that has ever been witnessed on the face of the earth. And it's and I think those two things in coexistence allowed America to rise to such greatness. It's it's connection with morality and with the God that created the heavens and the earth, and the fact that people could be free to go and be the best versions of themselves, all things considered. You know at that point in time, don't you think.

1:11:31 Well, yes, yes, our brilliant founding fathers took the wisdom of the Old Testament and New Testament, put it and mixed it up together and created the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence. How brilliant is that? We got to go to a quick break. We'll pick it up on the other side. More from Ken after this stay with us. Pauls has Mother's Day gifts that feel like a treat because moms deserve something nice, probably something that doesn't he snack duty, corpool or reminding anyone where their shoes are make her day with twenty five percent off across the store during Coal's Friends and Family Sale at Coalsandcoals Dot com.

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1:17:40 Right, that's right, We the people, That's right. Another way to characterize all the issues we just discussed, it's we the people versus they the elites. Yeah, we the people. And oh and life, libery and pursuit of happiness for everybody versus life living, pursuit of happiness for the elites. So that's another way to characterize World War three or World War One, however you want to do it. But our founding fathers took that wisdom, the Judeo Christian wisdom of the Old and New Testament, synthesize and put it together together in a governing format to create the most exceptional country in the history countries and the history of the world. Parallel paril to Israel. By the way, right now, American Israel are really the only two democracies that are functioning properly. I do perfectly, but functionally properly, And by that I mean protecting life, libery, and pursuit of happiness.

1:18:39 That's my definition of a proper functioning of a society. And as opposed to life, libery, and pursuit happens for me and my friend, but not for you and your audience. That's what the dictators would say. And so I'm so so proud of our founding fathers for finding that right mix of religious aspects and secular aspects and put it together in creating the rule of law and a nation under law, nation under God. And so we have so much to be thankful about at our forthcoming anniversary. Well, the shining light on a hill, some have said, has been dimming, but it's still, you know, because at the very heart of America I believe, is this, you know, consistent group of patriots that still believe in these founding principles.

1:19:36 And of course that light is a beacon that draws others and encourages other nations. I mean, you look at what's happening in Iran. I mean, what is the issue these people are now, after what forty seven years, are saying. You know, it's like you know, you and I talked about the last time. They're having their Patrick Henry moment. You know, give me liberty or give me death right. That's exactly right. And by the way, you just answered a question that you didn't ask. Why did dictatorships hate democracies? You know, we go along our merrily way. We don't wake up in the morning and say I hate dictatorships, I hate Russia, I hate China, I hate a round.

1:20:17 We say, well, we're happy in America. We're doing our business things, or family things, or educational things, whatever we want to do. And but the dictatorships hate us because we said an example. We set example just by breathing, just by sitting in your chair, breathing and saying I believe in life, libery, and pursuit. It happens for everybody, the dictatorships, just like we were discussing thirty three hundred years ago, the pagan leaders at that time, we represent an existential threat to them, even though we don't even think of life that way. We just think we're living on normal lives. But from their point of view, we represent an existential threat to them because we're infectious, not as disease, but as life living in pursuit of happiness that were they're they're afraid that that infection will come to their people.

1:21:07 It's a stark contrast. And here we are. Can you know since the re election of Donald Trump, look at I mean before the European countries, China, uh, you know, economically they were getting real close in almost especially China, surpassing America. Donald Trump comes in and inside of months, all of a sudden, there is this contrasting separation of America's greatness rising, right and uh, and they're none too happy about that and uh. And then we have the Iranian War call it what you want, and America is on full display of uh, you know, liberating a nation with an incredible amount of military power that really exposes the incompetency of the Chinese. And it sold Venezuela, that's sold, you know, Iran a defense system has said hey, this is this is going to be a great defense system and it's it's fallen on its face. And meanwhile America is controlling you know, everything over Iran by land, sea and an air.

1:22:21 Yes. Yes, And think of the upcoming meeting between President Trump and President She of China. Yes, used to be roughly in a month somewhere in May, and a year ago President Trump, she told just pretend, would say before Trump, Oh, America is a paper tiger. They're they're dying and they're they're consuming themselves. And I'm going to get my hands on Taiwan. Uh sometime over the next year or two or three. And everything looks just wonderful for me. Now President she pretend is saying, hey, wait, I supplied weapons to Iran for forty seven years and they got all destroyed in like three days. And I supplied weapons to Venezuela for twenty or whatever years and they got destroyed in three hours. And I don't want to mess with America.

1:23:13 I can't compete with I stole their technology, but they upgraded it since I stole it. I don't want to compete with their F thirty five's and their their B two's and their b ones. Not to mention their navy, because you talk about a paper tiger the navy that that China has constructed, you might say it's a paper tiger. It's lucky to be floating well. And yes, that's one thing. Another thing is they haven't been tested for I don't know, thirty forty years since they fought the Vietnamese during the Vietnammemes War for a bunch of days. Art military is battle hardened, obviously, yes, right through forty days in Iran operating Miraculus with technology that's way above their technology. And now Ukraine is starting finally to beat back Russian forces due to the innovations due to our weapons and then Europe's weapons and now Ukraine's drones. Yes, I would, if I would Chinese I wouldn't feel so comfortable going after Taiwan. Remember when you're a dictator and you make a major mistake, like going after Taiwan and it doesn't work out, well, you're dead.

1:24:33 You know, someone you and your family. Yes, that's right. And right now, I don't know what she's salary is, but I'll guess it's a gazillion dollars. That's a nice salary. And I don't want to lose my gazillion dollars a year, and I don't want to lose my head, and I don't want to lose my family. I'm going to be missing a nice guy when President Trump shows up. Well, speaking of Trump and the leverage that he has, he's demonstrated these negotiatstions with Iran, even NATO. I mean, he's got a lot of cards to play here, and he's leveraging because look at if NATO is going to continue, it needs to it needs to kind of renovate itself, does it not.

1:25:16 Well, there's two separate issues here. One is NATO and one is the governments that are part of NATO. So I'm a fan of NATO, but I'm not a fan of the people running the governments who are part of NATO, right right, So yeah, So if we could have new governments run by like no, no more of these communists, Islamist, globalist, nonsense leaders and had real leaders who actually loved their population, sort of like a clone, the equivalent of a President Trump. So in those countries, then we can have a good, strong NATO because the countries incorporating NATO are good and strong, and they properly financed their defense, and they believe in their people, they believe in their culture, and they want to save themselves. So that's why I want to save NATO.

1:26:05 But I don't want to save any of the governments. No, I hear you. But what you're talking about, the vision that you're casting here is kind of a renaissance vision. Can you imagine? I mean, America is on the brink. And I believe what Donald Trump has said in terms of the golden age for America. Hey, what about the golden age for the rest of the world if you want to participate in the policies that Trump is laid out. Yes, right now, of the one hundred and ninety three countries, there is maybe five countries that I'm proud of in terms of America. First, every country should be whatever their country is first, that's the job of the prime minister.

1:26:45 But I expect them to believe it in their own culture. So right now America is strong, Israel is strong, Argentina with the breath of fresh air, President is strong, Japan with their breath the fresh air new president of prime minister can't remember what their official title is of that very capable woman running, But anyway, I'm up to roughly one handful of countries that are proud of I hope that that infects, but positively infects the countries so that they get run by real leaders who are proud of their cultures and protect their cultures and protect their countries.

1:27:27 Then we can have a wonderful relationship with them. Yeah, kind of a similar way that maybe blue states versus Red states. Right well, that's another thing with America roughly split with the roughly twenty five Republican states and roughly twenty five Democrat states. I don't want them, the Democrats, infecting our twenty five, but I want our twenty five to positively infect affect the other twenty five so that we have a country. I mean, right now, we have a divided country. I have an expression of Abraham Lincoln came back to life for one day, and we say, mister President, what do you think of America? He said, you morons. I left you to a unified country in eighteen sixty five, and now it sort of looks like eighteen sixty one.

1:28:19 Get me back to the cemetery, exactly. Leave me sleeping. Thank you very much. He's the founder of Savethwest dot com, a website dedicated to saving Western civilization from itself. Kennebramowitz has been our guest. Ken, thank you so much. Take care of be well. Pleasure to be with you anytime. Everything is expensive right now, gas, food, you name it. You're spending more. You are making the same or less money. So what do you do? You rack up credit card debt. That's what you do. It's not your fault, it's the economy. And guess what if you wrack up too much credit card debt, like some of us, you can't pay your bills. Then the credit card companies, as nice as they are, start hounding you for money. Then you start your downward spiral. A smart thing for you to do is to call the zero Debt They can help you consolidate all your credit card builds into one affordable payment. Millions of people have done it. It works to make you debt free. Make this free call right now. It costs you nothing to learn more.

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1:32:18 For more information on the show, you can go to Bill Martinez Live dot com. Betterworldweek is spotlighting the culbination of a year long learning in schools around the country that partner with l Education, a national nonprofit working with K through twelve educators to transform K through twelve schools and districts in the hubs of opportunity for all students. Throughout the week, students present projects and participate in service activities that demonstrate both academic growth and real world impact. Elementary, middle high school students take part in showcasing how they're learning connects to their community. Here with LGI is Jessica Wood to tell us more about this. Jessica, welcome, Michelle, good to have you with us.

1:33:06 Thank you so much. I'm happy to be here. Well, congratulations and all the great work you're doing there in Massachusetts. And you know, we're looking forward to talking about these student led initiatives in Massachusetts, including benefit concerts in Boston and community service projects in Springfield. Right absolutely, you know this week Better World Week, it's such a great moment to actually see what's possible in public education. We have all these beautiful projects where students aren't just learning content in their classrooms, they're using what they learn to make a real difference out in their communities. Well, you know what you were answering here is what a lot of students have asked, even in the days when I was going to school, is going you know, we'd asked the teacher, why are we learning this? How does this relate to real life? And here we are are you know, this is what l Education is doing, which is awesome, blending academics with real world learning.

1:34:06 Right absolutely, you really hit the nail on the head. So EL Education. We're a national nonprofit we partner directly with public schools and we want to make learning meaningful for students. So we have students who are working on projects, they're collaborating, they're applying what they learn to real challenges, and the goal is simple. We want to help empower young people to feel confident, capable, and ready to actually make a difference in the world. Well, Jessica, I'm glad you cleared up something because I was saying l education. It's el education, So thank you for correcting that. Let's talk about the kinds of projects and service activities that students are showcasing during this week.

1:34:51 Absolutely, you know, we have such a broad range in part because students are the drivers of this. So students are the ones who are identifying what they're truly passionate about, helping to design solutions, and then executing getting out there in the community and doing the thing. So we have students who are supporting food pantries, going to shelters, leading environmental projects, and then also organizing big community events where folks from the community, including their families, can come into the school learn you know, more about what they've been studying and how they can get involved. In some places, students are assembling care packages and working directly with local partners to get them to the folks who need them the most. And in other communities they're tackling food access or environmental challenges. And the through line to all of it is really simple. Students aren't waiting to be older.

1:35:48 They're stepping in now, taking responsibility and seeing that they can really make a difference. You know, Jessica, I love this idea and what you're doing because what you're making available to these young kids is something that they naturally have an affinity for. And I imagine you know, this must be really rewarding for you to see how these kids gravitate that You're not putting them into some you know, set Petri dish of some sort. You're just saying, hey, look at the world's your oyster. Take the giftings and talents and the passions you have and go out and do some good out in the community. Huh. Yep. Absolutely. I taught middle school for a decade and most people when you say that, they're like, oh, middle school, how frightening. But you know what I learned is the students, especially at that age, have such a strong understanding of what's right and what they think really needs to happen in the world, and so empowering them with knowledge, you know, empowering them with academics and skills and content, and then really you know, helping them get that out into the world.

1:36:54 You know, at the end of the day, they don't have to wait to make a difference. They can do it right now. You really are giving them a voice here, right. Absolutely, and they totally deserve it because, I mean, what compelling just narrators they are of their stories of why things matter, you know, of like really getting people excited and involved. Yeah, well, you know, because they have a first line experience, and maybe they don't express it the way as adults we think they should. But when you listen to these kids, I mean they're right on point. I mean, I tell you, if you want to be blessed, spend some time with a young person and just listen. Don't judge what they're just listen to what their heart is expressing.

1:37:45 Right, Jessica, Absolutely right. And I think that Better World League really makes this opportunity where folks can learn alongside young people and take action alongside young people. So you mentioned some of the things that were happening in Massachusetts, you know, so Conservatory Lab Charter School right in Boston. You have eighth graders who are taking the lead on a full scale benefit concert. They have done all the work from selecting the cause that's going to be benefit benefited, to organizing all the logistics and doing the performance. So every student contributes both on stage and behind the scenes. It's just really remarkable.

1:38:26 Wow, that's great. You know, I love it because you know, I've often said in my evaluation of opportunities like that is that you know, kids all they want is a canvas, Give them a canvas to paint on. And whether you give them a canvas or not, they're going to find a napkin, you know, while they're at London, or they just can't help an express them. But what a great opportunity to give them this kind of venue and this opportunity for them to be able to express their their god given talents. Yep. And I think the other thing that's remarkable to is better world. We provides this opportunity for students to realize that they're part of something bigger than just themselves. So it's bigger than them, it's bigger than their classroom, than their school, than their local community. They get to really experience during this week the fact that there are young people all over this country who are passionate and who care and who want to create a better world. They get to see what those young people are doing and feel the power of being part of that movement themselves.

1:39:29 Well. Better World Weight is April twenty seventh through May the first. Now is this the maiden flight or has Better World Week been around for a long time and we just haven't heard about it. Jessica, It has been growing for over six years. It has really been gaining momentum. And so we have some schools that have participated every single year from the beginning, and we get new schools every year. Well, that's excellent. Jessica would, by the way, as the director of Experiential Marketing at EEL Education, where she builds relationships with students, educators, and school leaders across the country, empowering them to share authentic stories of teaching, learning and transformation.

1:40:12 What a great opportunity, uh, you know, for for everyone, whether you know you're a teacher, you're a student, you know you're a parent, or you're even you know nearby the orbit of this kind of activity, right, Jessica. Exactly, everyone benefits. I mean, as a parent, it can be really hard if you sense that you're that you're a young person is just not engaged or just not feeling it. I think things like Better World Week, EEL education more broadly really do engage students in experiencing how powerful learning can be when it is for an authentic audience, when it's for a purpose.

1:40:56 Well, Jessica, what is we wrap things up? One final question and also some help where they can go for more information. But first of all, what stands out to you most about the student work or outcomes that you've seen through a Better World Week? And where can they go for more information to learn more? Absolutely, I think one of the things that I've noticed most over time is how this really sticks with young people. You know, I do work with young leaders all over the country, and they can remember back and talk about what it was like, you know, as a second grader, So when they're seven eight years old, the work that they did and how that impacts them down the road.

1:41:37 That learning to become a citizen scholar starts really young, and that you can build on that over time, and you still remember it when you're, you know, heading into your senior year of high school, remembering back to that second grade moment. I think that's remarkable. If people want to get involved, the easiest place to start is to follow hashtag eeleducation or hashtag Better World Week and see what students are doing across the country. Like it, share it, help amplify it, and then go to EEL education dot org, backslash BWW two six to learn more, to read all the stories and close to home, just ask what's happening in your community, Go to your child's school, your local library, a senior center, and animal shelter. There are so many opportunities everywhere for young people to step in and contribute.

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1:47:13 Right? There is none. And Bill, I go back to when my friend Steve Scalise was shot. Yes, and I've known him for thirty years and he was almost killed. So that was twenty seventeen. You know, you fast forward to the you know, the Trump rallies where there was so much violence when he first jumped on the scene. Then of course the assassination attempts in twenty twenty four. Then you've got the Charlie Kirk assassination, and now you've. Got what happened on Saturday. And I count that as a fourth assassination attempt against President Trump because there was another guy who went down to mar A Lago with a shotgun and a canister of gasoline and he broke ou And fortunately the President wasn't at mar A Lago when he went down there, but he had an intent obviously to kill the President.

1:48:00 Well, Jeff, I know, in his first term, in his first administration, there were many assassination attempts that went unpublicized. You know, the FBI just kept it quiet, but I had heard almost a dozen attempts, not quite as obvious as what we've seen recently, but regardless, I mean, Trump has been a target from day one, and he's been maligned. And you know, they want to talk about the you know, the lefties and the crazy people on the street, and I'm saying, hey, we got crazy people in leadership. I mean, you've got the Democratic leaders referring to Trump as a Nazi and maligning him in all sorts of ways. I mean, he even you know, really, and I don't blame him getting upset with sixty minutes and suggesting he's a pedophile by reading that manifesto note from this kid that tried to kill him this last time around. Right.

1:48:58 And you know, the media is part of the problem, Bill, because they amplify the messages of these lunatics on the left. They they're not pushing back on it. Uh, they're really mostly left wing Trump haters. You got, you know, the deep state. You've got all these folks on the Democrat side, I mean, the the moderate centrist Democrat has gone. There was one one one did send out a tweet saying, would you please stop trying to kill our president? Right? Or killed up president? Yes. The one guy that I've always counted as the only modern is John Fetterman. I mean other than that, I mean, they're they're they're drinking the kool aid. I mean they're and of course that's what inspires these people that are on hinge. Like this guy from Saturday who was drinking all that in on social media. He went to the No King's protest. He was part of a left wing group called the Wide Awakes. And I had to do my research on who they were. So yeah, this is Uh, this is disturbing. And Bill, what really bothers me is that the protection for the president is not adequate. They're not doing a good job protecting President Trump. That I should have never gotten anywhere near that ballroom.

1:50:10 Well even still, he shouldn't have been in the ballroom, Jeff right. I mean, I don't care. You got how many thousands of residents there, you know, people there for the weekend. How are you going to vet each one of them? I mean, if you've ever been in any kind of situation where you're going to, you know, go to where the president is, the vetting process is intense, Okay, and that's in a somewhat controlled environment. The takeaway out of Butler was, hey, miss President, we can't do any more outside events. To me, outside events are safer than you know, the Hilton. Well, imagine this if there was a like Iranian terrorist who checked in two days before and brought a bomb, right and then just left the bomb in the room and it went off while all the president was speaking.

1:50:59 I mean, they didn't check the people coming into the hotel, they didn't check the rooms. This guy had planned this out, you know, he traveled cross country with weapons, was able to assemble the weapon right there on the night of the event and then charge the people. So, yeah, the president wasn't safe, and it was a bad decision to expose him and not just. Him Bill, they had the whole cabinet. There exactly right. Yes, I know, this was Yeah, you could imagine. I mean, you know, my thought was this could have been like what we did with the Iran right and taking out their leadership in one fell swoop. They're all together meeting. I mean, even the fact that they would even be that many in the room together, it's like, don't I mean, you know, I know Susie Wilds is upset, but I'd be upset with her too, and saying, what were you thinking to have the leadership all in one place like this, especially after what we did to a run.

1:51:55 You know, let's just say there was a terrible event and all of those good folks who had been taken out. We would have had Chuck Rassley as our president. I mean, he was the next in line that wasn't at the event, Ninety year old Chuck Rassley, the speaker ProTem from the Senate. So, I mean, it's a bad, bad situation and Susie Wiles was convening secret service to try to talk about it. But I agree with you. I mean, I think she's got to take some responsibility for exposing the president and the staff to this type of danger. Right well, and even the president after everything that went on in his own ego, Hey, the show must go on, let's go. That's gone. What are you thinking? You know?

1:52:38 Right? And then he's talking about doing it in a month. I don't know, Bill, I would be very wary about going back to that facility. I'd say, I'll wait till the ballroom. Is done exactly exactly, and that's where you can have a secure facility, and that's where you're can have confidence, just like you know when you have the estate of the Union address when you have everybody there, because you can be assured that that is safe. And that would be the White House ballroom. That's another reason that we needed. Well, Jeffery, are you surprised that these talking heads are doubling down, whether it's Hakim, Jeffries, even Rocanna. Now Rocana is going to try to elevate himself to some moral high ground and say, well, I'm putting together a bipartisan committee to address this issue and going I mean, here you are. You you have been contributing to this rhetoric with your loose language, and now all of a sudden you want to turn the temperature down. And you know, I mean there's no question. I mean this has been going on forever, even back in the Obama years, right, and where you know, Michelle was so famous about saying, well, when they go low, we go high. You know that kind of stuff.

1:53:47 You know, yeah, when they go lower, I mean that's what they do. They go low, They go as low as they can go. You know the thing about Hakim Jeffries, I mean he the other day had talked about maximum warfare. Yeah, I mean he's used some really irresponsible language and he hasn't apologized, he hasn't taken any. Of it back. And that is the leader of the Democrats, right, So I mean, if your leader talks like that, I mean you're going to have all kinds of irresponsible comments being made by other Democrats in Congress. And then that fuels that these these people that aren't unhinged do things that are violent. Well, that was interesting, you know, instead of having a comedian you know, for this, you know, this event, they had a menalist, right, and he was talking to Trump at the time, and I just, I mean just my own brain went to you know, as he was, you know, writing something on a piece of paper, you know, I wanted to see what he had in the paper, like duck.

1:54:44 You know, I think he had Caroline Levitt's the name of her baby. I mean, I mean, that guy is a pretty amazing guy. But I don't know. I mean, it's it's it's it's it's unreal. I mean, we need to get back to the time when we can have fun, when we can have jokes that are good natured, and you know, get away from people like Jimmy Kimmel and people that are so left wing and hateful. I want to get back to the days of Jay Leno and Johnny Carson exactly natured bipartisan comedy. And I remember, you know, watching some events where you had Reagan and Tip O'Neil together laughing and having a good time.

1:55:26 Where are those days. I think they're gone, Bill. Well, because the left has lost their sense of humor. Jeff. I mean, this is why the comedians, for you know, for a while, took a hiatus. You know, they blamed it on COVID, but it was the madness of the left. I mean, they couldn't take a joke. And even still, you know, they they go to some of these venues and they're careful unless you're Jimmy Kimmel, and then you're being a knucklehead, and then you're trying to come up with some kind of story saying, well, I was just talking about the age difference, Sure you were, Jimmy. Yeah, that guy should have been fired back when he was making fun of Charlie Kirk's assassination, and they let him back on. All these leftists protested and now he's, you know, back to his normal sort of hateful. I don't even call it comedy. It's not comedy. Do you find it he's that funny? I don't find any of it funny.

1:56:17 Well, now he's kind of stepped away, said, I'm not a comedian. I'm I'm you know, I'm going to give commentary. Well okay, that's fine, but you know, then you can choose and say, you know, you know, is it worth it? And you know, his ratings are down to about a two. You know, I think SpongeBob gets higher ratings, so you know, but you know, this is this is a free America. You got the First Amendment, right, you can. You know, you have the right to be a knucklehead if you want. And hey, look at if people want to join in and that's what they want to waste their time on, you know, good luck. Well, you know, Stephen Colbert was so nasty people started seeing him out, his ratings went down, they lost money, so they got rid of him. Right, I'm assuming the same sort of dynamic can happen with Jimmy Kimmel. People can say no, we're not gonna not gonna watch this, We're not going to give this show support, and eventually ABC will have to.

1:57:10 Make a financial decision and bring in something else. Right. Well, again, you know, our time is so precious. It's like, what do you want to invest your time with? Do you want to invest your time in somebody who is deceiving you? Uh? He's not even entertaining, right, I mean the most entertaining to me, the most entertaining aspect of Jimmy Kimmel is Germot. Right. I got a bigger kick out of Germo than I do. And but Jimmy Kimmel just doesn't you know, doesn't do much for me. And Adam Parola was the uh I mean, he's to be paired with him and he's the talent from The Man Show, right, he's the guy should be doing the late night comedy show.

1:57:51 Well, you know, uh, maybe you know, all this madness will finally settle in. And you know, I keep thinking that they're going to punch themselves out and maybe knock themselves out in such a way and maybe we'll have something of value there on ABC that people can be blessed with. Right yeah, because right now what they what they're seeing is just hate, I mean, just nasty hate, and hopefully people will continue to tune it out. And Malania was upset about it, and. I certainly can understand her anger about how you know, he made that so called joke about her being an expectant widow. Just terrible, you know, it is unfortunate. Well, Jeff, we got to leave it there again. Thank you so much for being with us. He's Louisiana's favorite, the one and only.

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