America today on the podcast, I think, really good, one very emotional from many people on Afghanistan, the people that actually served we bringing up to speed on all of it. We also take a look at the batting average of Joe Biden, not so good, now an out and out, and we bring some good news. I met with the attorney general's the d, a GEO peace, the attorney general's twenty two of yesterday up at a meeting that they have once a year and the boy I was really bolstered by the attitude and the way they interpret their jobs. So we brought some good news. I had Eric Schmidt who's, the attorney general from Missouri he's the guy that just got a judge to say what Joe Biden did on the border is illegal and it must be turned back to the Trump policies, and it looks like it's such a strong ruling that it it won't go very far when the light administration takes it back up and tries to get it to go to. The Supreme Court is a very strong ruling. So that's what is for the good guys on a pretty dark day? Here's the podcast!

the only thinking the Taliban had a press conference yesterday the presidential palace, and they did this cut five, they Were. singing the Quran, which is beautiful and lovely, and I love this particular tune. You know who didn't have a press conference, the White House, you know who didn't wasn't seen in public Joe Biden, where's Joe Biden. Why is he not speaking out Where was he.

as the masses try to flee from Kabul. Prisoners have been released leave five thousand prisoners were released. Madman. Imagine this is the video of it in the audio five thousand prisoners male Qaeda's, some of them Taliban, and they or just released, probably because of covered. I think the Taliban is concerned with this. Of covered in the prisons and wanted to find oh, you know some way to deal with it and they looked to build the Plaza and Gavin Newsome and they d Just to open up the prisons because of coal I'm sure nothing will love go wrong. There Meanwhile,

the worst is happening, what I want to give you a story from the New York Times now Listen to how this story. You ve seen the pictures you know what's going on since this. it was his first day as the Taliban appointed mayor of Conduce- is is goal Mohammed Elias. He was on a charm offensive. last Sunday the insurgents sees control of the city in northern Afghanistan, which is in shambles. After weeks of fighting power, lines were down water supply, powered by generators. Didn't we most residents trash rubble littered the streets the civil servants who could fix these problems were hiding at home, terrified of Talibans return, so the surgeon commander turned mayor summoned some to his new office and persuaded them to return to work. He said quote our

Jihad is not with you in the minimum municipality, our g it is against the occupiers and those who defend the occupiers, missed lies told the New York Times by telephone but day by day. As municipal offices stayed mostly empty. Mr Elias grew more frustrated and his residence is. Rhetoric, grew a little harsher Taliban fight began going door to door searching for absentee civil workers hundred. Of armed men set up checkpoints across the city. At the end, and to the regional hospital. A new notice appeared on the wall. Employees must return to work or face punishment from the love on just a week. After the fall of the city. The first in a series of cities of the Taliban seized with breathtaking speed The insurgents are now in effective control of all of Afghanistan, and they now must function is administrators that can provide basic services, two hundred

Thousands of people and the Ex millions of those in conduce offer a glimpse of how the Taliban may govern and what maybe in store for the rest of the country in a few days the insurgents frustrated with their failed efforts to cajole civilian civil servants back into work began. instilling little terror according to the residents reached by telephone, I'm afraid, because I dont know what will happen next or what they will do said. One who asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation by the Taliban three days after the Taliban took control of conduce The civil society civil servant received a call from an insurgent fighter telling To go to his office, the mayor, Conduce wanted to speak with him? The mayor in I did o o Mark Hill,

in staying home since the retreat of the government forces as insurgents flooded into the streets and a sense of unease grip, the battered city he experienced a similar moment twice before when the two Bon briefly and twenty fifteen and twenty six team. Sixteen sees the city both times the insurgents were pushed back with the help of american airstrikes, but this time data the Taliban to control the entire afghan army core charge, the reclaiming the city surrendered to the insurgents they hand over all their weapons in vehicles in Aceh sign that they would not be rescued when he arrived at the municipal office to speak to the new mayor, the spring in compound looked eerily untouched by war, but the New York Times rights. inside the building he joined Eight municipal employees and stir Elias. You know the new mayor. he introduced himself as the new mayor

A young man with a long beard, Mr Ally's assured them they would not be targeted by the Taliban and instructed them to turned to work to improve, improve people's lives and morale. Sharing his mobile number. He told them call if you have any trouble with the Taliban fighters. We ve come should the city and now we can assure the people that we will provide the basic services The mayor was quoted in another phone interview, way through the meaning, a shopkeeper pleaded with the Taliban, bodyguard to see the mare like honey, others his key asset, but mostly destroyed by fire. During the Talibans final push, he said she keepers fearing for what remained of their stores that they would be looted, one at that the bonds promise that they could return to the market to collect their thing safely. The mayor complied even provided reimbursement for the taxi and bus fare that they spent on moving their goods. For the rest, the day,

the mayor met with other municipal leaders trying to it services restored at state owned water and sewage corporation? He demanded that the water supply be turned back on when a man you told him, the power lines would first have to be repaired. He told the dry tour of the electrical Electricity Department took pal, his employees to return at the local health parliament, the new Taliban director of Health, delivered the same message to the hospital staff and insert in fighters, gave water to the health workers and offered five hundred Afghanis around six dollars to each of the hospital guards to pay for a dinner that died. There was some good progress rights. The New York Times Oh, my gosh, I bet Get a Nobel prize for this. with a I bet. They there's gotta win a popular her. Don't you think

leave and a little more right that article. That amazing isn't that amazing. I will say that the times rights, pretty devastating things about this Well, I, along with a lot of other mainstream media. I mean a lot of these headlines of the Atlantic. this headline is bindings. Betrayal of Afghans will live in infamy, there's a lot. I think just how quickly and how terribly this has turned has even shaken sob of the mainstream media people. Now, of course, though, probably come back of it. chile here, but I was surprised to see the even mainstream coverage being largely critical, with the exception. Of course, a notably of You just read, which was pathetic. Thee feckless news. This one is written by the bulwarks comma like this, when the Feckless news is not limited to Biden himself, is wider? Administration is complicit state department

most, NED Price has conceded. The Taliban is already committing more times, but he warned them that if they continue their be internationally isolated wool not into really internationally isolated, oh boy. They're gonna be cancelled culpability for the disaster rest on one other place. They write them african people. Why? Officials have privately reassured themselves by noting that polls show an overwhelming majority of american support withdrawing the troops from Afghanistan Court, to the hill, so the Biden teams, fine reinsurer reassurance and the fact that most Americans don't care. about the risk of another nine eleven ethnic. cleansing or the discredit, destruction of a future for afghan women really So they are blaming the american people for that a vast

what leadership is all about, and B I don't know about you, but I, Do you care about the women and children, and the future of the women and children in Afghanistan. I do care about the risk of another nine eleven. I do care about ethnic cleansing age I don't want to be there forever with no mission it doesn't mean. Oh, I don't care just pull out, let the whole thing collapse and let evil just win and sweep a nation what parents. Do you have that you care about women in the Middle EAST being tortured by me, and I only islands rainfall fry? That's it just out of that, but I mean this is: who ever there are alot of people who want to get out of there? Everyone wants to get at some level the ideal. Was to get out of there with some level of competence. It wasn't just like lead

The entire thing go to flames that have the Taliban inside the presidential palace in two days. One supported that the way we guess there was that there is an idea that people didn't want to be engaged in this area for ever, but that was to go along with. That was the idea that it wouldn't turn into exactly what it turned into in two days. in two days I mean you are talking about this Jason. We we mentioned this off the air. You are here, you're, my show. I don't know if you months ago, you said I do it's going to be back in Taliban controlled six months. You came on here the other day and he said hey why I think it might be till September 11th. we could till Monday That, though, is a sure we did on Friday and they were into pictures and doing press conferences in singing inside the presidential palace. Two days later, the this is the view them. catastrophic handling of any situation of any press. In my lifetime, I've Never seen anything like this, I am continually

blown away all weekend and how pathetic this is I've never seen anything like it. Have you ever seen anything like this one, but I am older than you I saw a ran with Jimmy Carter and I saw with again like they around what should we do have control of IRAN right like this so they they envisage that we were well an embassy in inside of another country. This Yes, I understand that we need, and we are also an embassy knows that your country in Afghanistan, but that was under our control in our direction for twenty years. I was also to say, I'm old enough to remember, and I think it was Ford when pulled out of Vietnam. Saigon is that one thing people go back to end. Everyone knew everyone knew the argument: was we pull out Communist will come in and slaughter all of these people and its

going to be a very bad thing. No, no! No they're going to be prepared. It's going to be fine, we can leave you know it's just blood bath over there, and we shouldn't be involved in blah blah blah blah blah and then were climbing over the fences of our embassy and when I love this when blinking said you know this is fortunately not not, Saigon. You are not going to see helicopters land on the roof of our embassy, no, you know why, because our billion dollar embassy had a helicopter landing pad down the ground not on the roof like we do in Saigon, but dimension is not even our embassy anymore. No, it's not A billion dollars into the thing is just handed over to them at least, though in Saigon, we're gonna tell me, history here, but we knew. This was coming in in second area we did, and we

actuated allow. the americans- and we left a specific number once it was fifteen hundred or chemical, exactly how many it was, which was our twelve fifty. That was our belief that we can get. We kicked evacuate those people, for the Taliban in this, the Vietnamese, got their northern bit work. So this situation was like. We then started evacuating the it means that we wanted to get out and we had this, man that ok once they hit this point when we have start taking the Americans out and that's why it was such a close call, but we know it was coming from up right and we were a vacuum waiting. Those who helped us we didn't live. We aren't evacuating the people who helped us. That was our complaint. Two weeks ago now, gotta be lucky to get the Americans out. We have send troops into to evacuate our own people, even only five thousand bush. It continues to escalate

we have a hundred thousand troops are the airport by next week of cutting the than the newest figures are six thousand to secure that airport and winning Yet what is more than double what we had when we said we're gonna get them out. We around thirty, the best of the Glen Bank, Good NEWS on the border and I am going to let the man who actually lead the way on this tell you about what it all means. Eric Schmidt, he is the Missouri attorney general eyes, some time with him yesterday at a meeting of attorney generals and

invited him on the programme today to meet you again. We ve had a man before Eric welcome to the programme greatly with you, so far first of all king regulations. tell the american people. What have on Friday it's a big wind planned for border security for national security. To stop the flow of ill in the illegal immigration, drug trafficking, human trafficking, with the judges order that he issued a little after five o clock judge issued will, after five o clock on Friday, so to give it some context on day, one Joe Biden reversed president trumps very successful remaining next, go policy or otherwise known as the migrant protection protocols, which is to say that as p we're coming here. If your seeking asylum which, by the way it was found that nine out of ten asylum claims were bogus. The binding folks

will acknowledge that or even Rapid said, the judge, but I believe and do the due diligence but as you are coming here seeking asylum that makes it what are we waiting room because what we do Who is that, if you let those folks into United States given the court date on the honor system, in the release them the interior, the states, you don't ever see him again and that exact What has been happening? One point: one million people since January come ways yeah, I'm proud of you, but it is clear the perverse incentive in a judge cited. That said, if you have people who get paid, to get people here illegally. If they know all they have to do is say we're seeking asylum. I'm in they are in the United States. very lucrative, pretty really bad guys to take advantage by people along the way to its big business, and so the term policies said Mexico is a waiting room, significantly cut down on this illegal activity,

so the Bite administration, cannot do what they did, which is to reverse that policy in a judge agreed with us. So the good who's here is that we're gonna get back to you president trumps remaining Ethical policy. Let a great example of federalism at work thankfully, the solar cell hang out before we get into this. I just I don't wanna know a couple of things. judge said that they had to reverse it. Why? What was in your case that showed that they didn't have the right to drop this particular thing that from putting in place great question so all day one, and we can talk about some other executive action that President Biden took every illegal day, one impatiently two sentences. Just as well reversing in an open not the Boers, a guy. The reality is under very technical scaly up the

the administrative procedure at you have to go through a process of taking it. Noticing comment hearing from you don't you want away and imbalances all those things before you make it administrative changed. I would argue that we have allowed Too many administrative departments in the barn, to make law and we allowed. I gotta get back to article one branch, but be that as it may. They didn't even do that, then we file the lawsuit. Then they can. back in a half hazard way to try to cover their tractors. The owner. We do actually did consider this ensured in the church said. No, you didn't you didn't in the first place, you didn't, Peter you been taught red handed. This is an illegal act is an illegal executive action. Therefore, we are back now to the policy that was lovely inactive, The prompt chop administration remain in Mexico policy, so this is again. an example of you have to push back we're not going to accept the sort of law those were the bite administration and done this on social cost of Green

gases they done this on the keystone. Actual pipeline is a number of lawsuits in the pipeline. There. The challenges petition, by far and away the most significant. victory against the by the ministration kind of actions I am speaking to the attorney general of Missouri. Eric Schmidt who lead. The way on this Tao era. you say this is a very good thing, because they ve been org Do it well been ordered to do other things and they're not obey. In the courts there dismissing the court also This was happening in a district court. If I'm not mistaken here in Texas, what makes Think that this will be supported gig as the government is going to appeal why makes you believe this will actually win at the highest level?

was a very well reasoned opinion. Then I think the judge there was an Amarillo and, by the way, the department justice tried very hard to move it out of that, because this party, they were due to play. Your J was trying to get it to an Obama, appoint judge, but The reality is that the rule of law- held here in that's all you really want from the judiciary as far as I'm concerned to interpret the laws, it's really not how they want it to be that not the less view of of what they want, understood either much more Jaber. Judicial activism by the judge gave him seven days to appeal, so they would appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals which is a strong conservative, and I mean that in the sense of penal Babe Ruth based on the wall, so we're confident that what of appeals will reject the appeal petition. The big deal, because, if you think of what's happening water is a total disaster. We ve not theirs twenty one year high in illegal crossings,

you had in Missouri its interest in this by the way, I'm not the border stages we ve taken on human trafficking. We spent a lot of resources are state, is made it a priority to take on dark underworld of human trafficking, his cord hills, are very very engage in human trafficking in Korea, including trafficking drugs across the board, in its very profitable for them right now, because people are being released into the Interior, the United States, he we spend time together. Yesterday I was lucky enough to be invited up to the Republican Ernie Generals meeting, which think you have what once a year and killed and I was- I was impressed with how many of you guys exactly what you are up against and that you are the last line of defence? I mean after you guys

down to our local sheriff, you are the last line of defence to be able to stand for the the bill of rights. What was the work? Go ahead? As you say, and in the sky, I think that this really is a fight to save the mirror. I don't I don't know You mean that rhetorically in some brandy speech I needed very practically. I think the Republic is truly on the line, and I think that for Us- and this is what I believe- and I think, a lot of American. Certainly your listeners. Do I know you do the merit, It is the most noble. Important experiment the history of the world with a founder said. Was everybody before us seventeen. Seventy six headed exactly backwards. We don't need to add our rights, don't come from a king or queen or some dusted. Our rights come from. You gotta do is

government is, is a project to protect those rights to protect? Those individual rights that were given by God, secure Billy, did speak your mind. Your ability defend yourself are born with those thanks. America is Jerry unique in the history of what is an exception, that's what american exception was removed. We are exceptional in the sense that most places around the world still to this day. Don't believe that if we lose this fight to save a mere there is no going back- we are the last- that's hope from any kind. We gotta get right. So when you talk about these things, their happening in Washington Dc Subtle, eyes in elections and undermining election security just to obtain power. By using- what they were doing during the pandemic. To loosen those integrity measures just to gain power, to teach our kids to decide America, as opposed to teaching them what America really is about the bill of rights, which is,

important, but mostly, I think it starts with declaration than the tenets, which is our mission statement. It says who or what we believe. What we stand for that constitution sets forth that's framework to protect those rights. States came other to create a federal government of limited powers and the people reign supreme. Not from sovereign authority who claims that they got their power from God and we have to ask permission: that's very weak, Talk about that is much anymore, but I certainly view my mission the attorney general now running for the United States Senate as protecting that individual right. I somebody asked me an approach. We announced the cold case arrest last week I didn't say Louis, is parliament the trader was the chief law enforcement officers legal office arouse asked a question How do you feel about fear being used right now to get people to wear masks, and I said this year, dictators. Not anyone saw that's what every dictator,

retiring have said at the beginning of the world. They used, it fear too idle gate and accumulate power, I do not want to live in some futuristic, disturbing and biomedical security state, and I'm gonna do everything I can the powers it. I swore to protect the constitution, protect individual rights, and I think we have to be asked- will be committed to that. If we are, if we be together on that we're gonna win this thing in our kids our green kids look back and be very, very proud of each of you don't have to be the attorney general to stand up. For that. I see people. The school board these. I think people going, City Council meetings were standing up, good, don't wanna, take this the more they believe in America. What we art, who we are, what we can be, so that's a very important role, her Neither do I we're talking to Eric Schmidt, the misery attorney general and he is going to be running for Senate in the state I am had to leave right after I I spoke

all of you last night, and I am wondering how many of the people I exciting get a chance to ass the whole room. the twenties too, that were there, how many of them are on the same page with you now that you're saying what you're saying this morning I think it's a very committed group very committed group to these principles. We have a unique role in our system in that, as we can about governments are project to protect those rights at our job. That's our job to protect the rights my job is to give covered some or tyrian regime because of the government's that's, not my job. My job is to make sure that people can see. peace under the first amendment, but under the second, and then the people can protect themselves, and so on that So you see a lot of the work that we do. We're, leaving a brief on making sure that this restrictive regime in New York, where you have to tell the government or some beer rather you're, really in danger to be able to conceal, carry that's not with them

Anders ever intended, were fighting that fight, whether it abortion is you go in the United States Supreme Court were fighting that fight, whether its protecting first many rights or you can. Go down. Take the issue, now pushing back against the federal government and by the way, also pushing back against local governments that want to treat people as subjects in not citizens. We are committed to that fight. I believe that in my poor, in I'm telling you blame you You know it from your listeners. There is something happening right now city council rooms in the school board rooms in these fury rooms. I don't want to lose America. They don't because it is this shining city on a hill and weed We ve been a people that want to know. What's on the other side of the mountain of what people say, right now is a cliff, and we have a choice

What is our role gonna be in the future of this republic? It has been Franklin said: we walked out of the convention. It you ve got a republic me If you can keep, it is hard work because human turn, the founders, knew this human nature is. You see it across the world? It happened before it is too. Accumulate power dole out favours to your cronies, The founders knew that spreading power among the branches were startled. the making sure that no one person or branch was too powerful. All of that is its federalism. Words horizontally vertically was meant to do. One thing. Protect individual liberty, Eric, not our platform, I can't thank you enough for everything you do and were watching you guys carefully. I am I but you know yesterday offered support on anything that we can do to help you guys out, because I do leave. You are the fire line. Thank you. So much

and my best everybody else that are having meetings this week with you, all the attorney general's. Thank you so much. It simply by the way I want to thank you for all your doing it too. To talk about these issues. To your lesser thanks for having you bad things, you're listening to the best of the Glinda, it was an exceptionally hot summer morning on thirteen July rights, the guardian when people in the malice stand district of southern afghan province woke up to find that the conflict that its world around them for weeks had finally reach their small town and tallow. Fighters were closing in by noon of that day. Twenty two year old, Fatima, seven months, pregnant, was seeking shelter from bullets raining down on her home in her village, which was

in the vicious crossfire between Taliban militants and government forces survive. The battle was not the only thing on our mind, however. Her family were terrified that the Taliban gain control of their village. They would begin making women like Fatima as they had taken other young women in parts of the country falling under their control. We had heard of cases where the Taliban would kill young men in sexually abused girls and young women of the family. The fears of famine or family were justified when the tallow and finally came to our village. They wanted to take a young girl with them but she ran to the roof of her house and did her life. Ah. Nazareth fund was started because when our troops were pulled out of thumb of a rack, something

Gold ISIS came in and they were kidnapped and raping, and killing families, but mainly women and children, were bringing amended sex slavery we started. The Nazareth Fund and now our chief operating officer C O, is Rudy taller, and I wanted to get him on the phone right away today to see what he knows about the situation in Afghanistan and if he sees sees away for us eventually to help Rudy. How are you, Sir, I hear your voice gland good to talk to you tell me tell me what you know about what's happening in Afghanistan and how bad it is for the people it? We ve left behind. It's extremely bad. I mean I'm getting I'm getting calls right now from both states from from the region from Lebanon from all over the place,

If you, if you watch the news media in the Middle EAST, on their showing. You know, repeats of of people falling off to seventeen on take off people die. People scrambling looking looking for ways to escape Afghanistan, we actually evacuated without leaving them single choice or protecting any them, and now all my military friends that Sir over there I had, in fact I have a former navies. she'll here with me staying at my house- and we were talking about it, he did the combat towards a napkin Spanish, our folks are allies. That helped us on the ground. Now our stock, in which really good Happen is eventually Al Qaeda is gonna, get its foothold harry I'm gonna, go back on the rise and the people, the people there, you know or not, killed that trains

eventually gonna flip, because they want to survive and maintain themselves, and so so these two individuals are now going to be working again since not only that, but now Al Qaeda and the Taliban have access to you. Armament use weapons. U S, drones knowledge, drones, Roans, yet drones absent They scan eagles. We use a scan eagle eye when we did the merest Alabama hostage rescue, so yes and China's in their recognize them already is gonna recognise the Afghans, the Russian going to recognise the Afghans you can on Al Qaeda three point all coming back with a gusto sooner or later will start seeing all these terrorist attacks around the world and what, in my heart, really frustrates me more than anything, we that we worked twenty years too. Two to achieve it

the drain. Now we got a star from from ground zero again because of this very poor decision by the White House Rudy love. Are we going to be able to be in a situation where we can help these women and children at some point? as the Nazareth Fund I'm. Looking I'm looking at different ways to do that: it's not the easy we have. We no longer have any allies in the region. I mean it's just down up Pakistan, the there is under constant persecution? Now Afghanistan, avi cease fallen. There's nobody in the region that we have we work, we lacked we're. Gonna have to work very quietly. and know you know just need just need to figure out the best ways to support these people, whether its in place or slowly get them out of the country. I mean it's, it's

as you said in your opening remarks, which were still dealing with the problems in Syria from port. visions during the Obama administration and we're still rescuing kidnapped women and children, there are still thousands missing and that's it ongoing situation, so Afghanistan's gonna be in the same and the same. a job, but you know right now- it's extremely dangerous put on hold that we're going to find a way to do something Thank you very much. Our prayers are with you in and everybody that part of our military. This it's gotta, be a just a brutal brutal weekend for you and me are ours is not much. He asked. Thank you so much God bless. That's a lieutenant, colonel Rudy Ayatollah. He is the chief operating officer of the Nazareth Fund, something that you founded helping women

children and all slaves and largest minorities that are trapped behind enemy lines. We try to get them out, find out more or make a donation the Nazareth fun dot org. Now,