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Let's talk you, let's start here on the border things on the board, We are getting worse and worse and worse, the media is in full fledged denial. Did you see the story today about how and we'll get to it later? How? New York Times CNN Npr. They are all refusing to say anything about socialism in any of their stories in regards to Venezuela. They won't use the word socialism specifically the New York Times and then of the Washington Post did a really good story. We highlighted here those when in depth and and talked about socialism. It's it's. Pretty amazing what they will do to not talk about the real now how many of them are talking about the humanitarian crisis that is on the border we said, on was coming. The president said one was coming. It was easy to see it so easy to just take people out there.

Word see. What's going on sea, whose involved and be able to predict the future when, when people say they're going to disrupt you when people say they're going to kill you with people say there. You got my stuff. I've come in, for it You should pay attention to that person, especially if they have the means or people are helping them with the means they will do it. So now we have this humanitarian, ices and what's her name, Kherson Nielson was let go over the weekend by the president. It's kind of second feel kind of bad for em. In some ways she was going for a meeting and had no idea she was gonna, be let go yeah. She was going to present a plan as to how to carry out to return

do normalcy at least and and read now go back to the old numbers, because these are all new numbers mean in looking back at the last few years. Even you see that they are the typical average month for border apprehensions, as he now thirty or forty thousand is crept up above that a couple of times. For example, if you look at two thousand fourteen, we talked- What about this is when you went to the border glaring member that big crisis, even the sixty thousand, yet think even the media admitted that was a huge crisis, and that was a sixty thousand per month for a couple of months last month, with seventy thousand and so that was a very high. You know anything above anything we ve seen for five or six years this next month, which the official numbers get release this week is going to be over one hundred thousand, so we're talking about potentially double the worst ma of the past decade and will be a record, and this is what we know of this is what

get this just apprehensions yeah. This is what we know of we're well in two million people a year well into. Maybe we may be, you know a million and a half to one point: eight million people a year coming into our country gather basically tree apprehensions as a proxy for how many of you are actually crossing, so the more people they catch. They assume more people are getting in that aren't course hot, and that when we certainly makes logical sense, but was that number goes up, you know you're getting two huge huge and because it you gotta, believe we all know that it's not exactly difficult to get across the border right now, that's the problem, so the fact that their catching a hundred thousand people means you're right. Maybe it is no two and three hundred thousand every month that are getting in without being caught.

Not to mention the people who are coming here other ways as far as overstepping visas and in coming through different ports of entry. So it is a I mean it is a if it's. This is not a crisis that these these things don't exist and that the system itself has been completely overrun. The Republicans and Trump tried to put together a proposal to say: hey, let's expand, all this give us more detention centres would have to be sick. People under bridges give us more judges who can actually process these things and they ran over the left, rejected it. So now this crisis that could have at least had a plan to be solved has no no real solution in the future than anyone can see, because the Democrats essentially shoot down every single idea to try to solve it. It is crazy. What's going on now, they're saying that term Nielson is going to be hounded at our next job, that they're gonna that the left is. She was so bad for the border really really. She was at that

the border I mean, I think she was bad on the border because we have this situation, but I dont really blame anybody. I don't blame, I don't blame the president. I don't blame the ministration on this. I blame Congress. I blame the Republicans and the Democrats on this magnificent, its she's in a tough spot here, because she was very, very loyal to the present and try to execute everything that he did all all reporting. I'll reporting points that direction the issue she's very she's, trying to do as much as she could via the rules and in others the rules are restrictive, also in a trump once you get somebody who's more aggressive on that a whether anyone could stop this, I dont know I feel bad for, but no one hears here is where we ve, we ve moved into a new age. She is now going to be threatened at her next job. Yet left is already tar. Anybody who hires her is gonna pay for it? How horrible is that.

Here's somebody who goes and serves our country. I used by the rules. Does everything right and you want to strong them. I mean it is we are turning into Nazi Germany. We are clear really turning into Nazi Germany, but we are Germany had others, eternal nocturnes. As you know, I know, but it didn't it wasn't Nazi Germany, overnight now the universities. There is little baby steps and we keep taking these baby steps were Valuing life were saying: infanticide took longer, has changed as turned down a bill to vote against. Infanticide twenty five times. Twenty five times since the since they took over Congress twenty five times. They turned it down. Just twenty five, the word to me now, sometimes you just Do we want to kill the baby's? Do we not? You now have you now have the government and

mainly the Democrats going after Google and everyone else in saying, hey work with us work with us? You now have what's his name, Zuckerberg, saying We want more government interference. I want more government regulation, put your starting to see that that system Information merge now with the United States government. That's another step he'll, you have. You have the targeting of innocent the people. She she didn't do anything wrong. What is she done wrong if you go against it? they'll destroy you. That's enough her step, we just keep March I mean soon we're gonna be showing up in black uniforms with black boots in Arizona like all those are really nice. Bugle boss make those- and I mean we are just

arching toward it. Ten. You could also make the point that a socialism was nice part of the donor. No, no Hitler wasn't a socialist. I wasn't. No, I know via said that logic, which it's not answer to understand because, as is their, their thing is like an you point out. Ok well in a Nazi, the National Socialist Party is indicates the potentially they thought. However, that is, of course, a much larger conversation. Amene Hitler said a lot of things that he was not, and you could go into really investigate that. So we decided Maybe it's proteid actually put this down in one place that you know what is Hitler really a socialist? Well, yes, we started out as a two page thing and I think it ended in a leg of a twenty year least I caught my the way here. If you wanna go check it out and we're gonna we're gonna go through it to today a bet. I can't take this argument. I just How? How are you missing the national socialist, the only difference between the

communists and the national socialist are the com this work international socialists and Nazis were national socialists here and, if you know of any all about history. You know well and most people don't you know that Benito Mussolini is the guy who said it. Oh I'm fine in any in World war, one in nobody's fighting for the international workers. They were fighting for their friends. They were fighting for their country. They were fighting for the the workers of their country. They were. Fighting for an international purpose when it comes down to it, you're fighting for you and your nation and we should do socialism, we just shouldn't. Do it internationally that tell fascism was born right. Let me now that you know girl said: do the difference between communism in the Hitler faith was quote very slight, I mean they. They did this. They set dino. Though they have over nazi flag is Sir

under the nazi symbol is surrounded by red because Hitler said We want to show that the the reds, the communists, that we have most things in common with friendly. They voted the same white teeth for years and years years before Christmas, and its is blatantly obvious that it's true However, there is a sort of revisionist idea that to save socialism, they have to make a case that he's not end. There was in fighting, I mean this is very well documented that no girls was more of a socialist than Hitler was and he prioritized socialism over eight nationalism. I mean it and any no Hitler. I think it's fair to say number one. A lot of his priorities went down the train because he's number one thing was killing lots of Jews, so he sacrificed a lot of it. Things that he believed in for that, including things like environmentalism, a meaningful Hitler. The Nazi party was one of the biggest really the first environmentalist parties. Now, when

environmental egg, media egg, animal lovers, animal rights, it is day modern, environmentalist, look back at what they do. In Germany and say it say it was actually ecological, ecologically beneficial to Germany now, once they started getting in wars, they started rolling tanks over lots of trees and they lot let a lot of those environmental principles go. Some of that happen with socialism in they didn't followed the doctrine of the day all the way through the regime. But let was absolutely part of their village. Biggest argument is that he just took over. He wasn't democratically elected right, yeah yeah. Well, that's the way? It always ends sure that's the way it always ends. At some point, I mean look at Chavez Chavez laid the groundwork. Socialism Van. Sky was elected. Then it started they started having trouble, and so they were like we gotta take over and how they just either rigged the elections, or they said,

spend the elections. That's what happens every single time this this democratic bull crap is just that. It's it's enough to get the socialist elected then, when there's trouble basis and them, or or fix them yeah and individually. That becomes Inter party squabbles and what happened with the Nazis were some of the people who are super pro socialist. Both it will, if, if it will, it was someone else, but the power base other than Hitler. He killed them all right. I've hath, eventually you to that point. That doesn't mean that either didn't like socialism at the best of the good that programme.

By its Glenn. If you're a subscriber to the podcast. Can you do me a favor and rate us on Itunes? If you're not a subscriber become one today and listen on your own time, you can subscribe on Itunes begs Selina. Zito joins us she's, the co author of the great revolt, a must read for anybody wants, understand politics and what's really going on in America today and, He wrote an article in the New York Post, how peat is booted booted edge, Buddha Jed, but it? How do you say it gets there like saying eggs twice booted at boot edge? I can't say he can't I present accurately: ok, so PETE, so Mayor PETE, he you wrote how we could hurt Trump in the raw spelt first, while explain who this guy is for most people who who may

I know him so Bayer Peat has their didn't. They hear itself and Indiana since two thousand and eleven get elected mayor at twenty nine. Ah, he has circa conquered He is a harbor grad. You were speaks eight languages on my end, yeah, you feel really down. When you know I can't I can't even pronounces last name the guy speaks. Eight languages is deeply bay. Follow he. What does? wait, wait. What does it mean deeply faithful? He takes his faith incredibly seriously, he's a devout capellan, very much part of his wife s and how his world view out now. Now. Reverberate, though, is how you tend to be much there's a portion of it has the powers that are incredibly

also. I also think that an important component to understand about this baby, that's a social justice, religion. Many times. Yes, yes, yes, yes, until he's very accomplished and he bade the decision that a lot of a old leg and they come back not a lot, but a sizeable proportion of all areas to come, and they come back to their home town and try to be part of of fixing of the problem. And so is the light. Is he liked in town in town he definitely like, but you ve never had run on Ebby Dash all issues you brought as you should always ran. What you're running for local office fixing the roads and bridges and making sure that the garbage is picked out than does he do the job of thy. Does he do your job? is the job it has. Been corruption in

is town, and has he cleaned it up? He had been work on that within his own administration. Ah, you know it so yeah he's in terms of being a good city sure. He does a good job that any money it aren't. You gonna interviewed him. I also interviewed the guy at the opposite end, who have to work with him about things that we do not always agree on on issues and was jack. Re use a republican mayor from a neighbouring towns, and that was the chamber, so they have to work together. A lot ah show. I thought that was an interesting component to put in there because you have to understand how you works with opposing views. Ok, so I saw I read an article and I have to apologise:

For the last hour, I've been been misrepresenting his position because I just heard the actual audio and that's not what I wouldn't stop. What I read this morning, he is, is he a socialist or a capitalist. As it is, I think we tried to walk, walk about why some of you. If my interview with him, what would you think you're sweating has going for him glad he doesn't talk down to people eat a chick away? Yes, and he does have a price. What was that body in the end user able to talk about space center where full stop when he does not have going over here Then he laughed you king says that he supports a woman's right to have a bird abortion as their trust

He believes that we need to look at raising taxes he's looking for a lot of these sort of rabies in terms of up like a healthcare and childhood pre school education about hollow ever do is he also would like to have it both ways on that he's, a very defined on that I don't want to buy interview with him? We didn't get in there, but we did get in there, and I think this is a really important component. Is there on energy he's a soul and early are wind got an eye. I said the damage that work with thirty percent pass the last year. We have all been shale job and we have the ability to nuclear capability He was on having anything out of that. He wants to go full, solar and and and wind and be able to develop a battery so that we are

do that. You haven't. You would have us that he would have a solar wind farm, the size of California. Where does he want to put that didn't say right in south bad usher in right, where you were here, gears will truly important here and watch the pencil. Eastern, Ohio and and and other black and energy job rushing it. I mean Not only are you everything you outta my story today on the watch for the diameter I interviewed, the at the head of the Labor Council Board is in the region. He's the guys who got caught her lamp elected. Invite discrepancies he's that guy who got him a veto arrested in a special lecture left

last week? Why? Because you re a moderate Democrats who are always supporters of these arm of these energy jobs. We ve got kids that walk out of certain icicles who provide these technical classes are better able to walk out start, making seventy five ten dollars a year in in in the Paris about, The latter, where I live in Pittsburgh, that's a lot of money and that also strengthens communities, and he who say that their tell me tell me look. Is if they come here talking about the new green here, My guys are not about four and a story, a story, and I think that that is the challenge. I wrote a word about the great were both in terms of a twin One you election shit, so she'd member grat, but he had a problem so here's the thing that that

I see about him, that I think is appealing, if Erica still is in all the America that I will have thought. She was because I dont think that the democratic Voters are haters. I don't think that republican voters are haters and I think there, really sick and tired of being called names of being to hate they just don't want anything to do with it, and when I see this guy, who is gay that's a that's a huge, that's, a huge plus if he becomes the nominee. That would be. You know the first gay president, and you know it would be historic and blah blah blah. It would carry its own numbers with it. The same time he he's gay but he's not. He doesn't hate chick fillet which I think, he's so refreshing. He

still talking about faith. It plays a role with him and it seems genuine- and I think swear Americans are they may not? They mean I agree with religion here and there, but they don't hate God and they don't hate church. You know he's he's a guy that doesn't seem to hate. America seems to like America, any seems genuine where where you got Corey, Booker and all the rest of them. Even Eo C is in a with her speech this weekend. I think so. Becoming a phony he seems genuine and he's not going to he's a puncture and a lot of people would say that that's bad thing going against Donald Trump, but I don't think you're gonna punch, Donald Trump out, you're gonna have to you have to go the opposite way and I think So far, this is the only guy that I have seen that might be able to do that.

Reed American love aspiration. They will all be part of something bigger than themselves, and that's the thing that layer peat has going form he served his country have ever Ghana stance he shall be doesn't work, is that it does it hate his country. He respects people of face. He doesn't he's, not condescending, heave wiki, you know you lose a thousand years, the same exact how'd that Heller Quincy, agreed to go to poor an event and Notre Dame University, because why I dont need to nobody, white Catholics, I got this and he could he doesn't take me. Are you know these voters were granted, so he has all that in his favour, a cumbersome. What he doesn't have it in its favour, are his policy and will see how the gates that, through a primary and

if he able to strike a balance on a lot of these things going where he could be a formidable force against the president. But his challenge is going through the primary ethics leaders will be interesting to see cause he's. Never faced any push back, I mean he carve has come out of nowhere. The last couple of weeks, and so far has not seeing the wrath of twenty other democratic candidates who also gonna win this nomination. Do they have places to go because they can't beat him up on he socialist they're they're, all socialist two or at least believe me the same policies. What, where are they going to attack him now? I think they may not attack him being wiped. It might actually come down to that. A white male, that's real sourdough, blah blah with the with the crowd on. If you saw the great story about her last week, we saw the earth's sorted nibbled at that

Nor is this which they said: Gay, isn't it Sectional enough, just being gay, doesn't make him a guy that, under stands the plight right that we either? no anybody the talk like that me. There was no good Democrats, it just as the past few weeks and when I say the word intersection of their life What what are you also so Selina? Let me take a quick break. Come back in a minute. I want to ask you about that. I want to ask you what you think, really going on what the heart of the Democrats Party is when it comes. Was to the people who are actually voting in the centre of the country. What are they?

thinking and what are they feeling will come to personally, as you know here in just the same she'd she's, the one who got it right on Donald Trump, and I mean really right on from way early because she talks to people she's. Not one of these reporters adjust flies in. She actually drives the country and talks to people Selina. As your look at the american people and your look, at the Democrats. They are going further and further left there talking about the end of the free market system, an end to capital they are going for. In fact, decide now, not just the herd term, but also infanticide. It seems to me they are overplaying their hand, every step of the way But I don't see the reaction from the Democrats who are in the country who you know, for instance, you look over to England and end the people who have

members of the Labour Party for a long time, are like look where becoming anti semitic and crazy, and I want nothing to do with any of this but I haven't seen people walk away from it yet what's happening, it's really really incredibly interesting, dynamic, Glenn, so taken it is views on election in two thousand and eighteen. She want. The primary vote on a year, which is essentially where the election is held because of the democratic district, and you run she ran. She was that election, but look who she won. You look at the exits. She'll want a white intellectuals. She did not win the, nor did she did not win the working class, so it is. A democratic party has become

DE the Party of why intellectuals that is held by the press, maybe of whom live in those same zip code or share those values. But if you re contrast with the Working class Democrats and suburban Democrats, suburban Democrats, who is who share those same values, what's important to them, gone job creation there good health and welfare of their community, which means infrastructure I at the end. And just sort of a set of peace and prosperity in the country? Those are the core important values among working class Democrats, suburban Democrats, when it does it it's not abided by power. You have to remember that a lot of working class of blacks subverted the blacks,

democratic within the Democratic Party are also incredibly pro. Life, show You do not see them being supportive of the third time that stirrup abortion and you d in and suburban Democrats who do they all want medic, which is essentially barricade for all right. Let's be. Was we really honest, sub better care for all its dedicate for all your impact as they are on their bottom line? You know that impact that they don't wanna, give their health care up for everyone to have the same health care for everyone to prevent for everybody to have a thing is just just mass delusion on the on the part of the democratic leadership Appealing to what they perceive is be sending a pop up electorates point of

They believe that this is where the ones we venture and young people this. This is what the what we would then be appealing to Ok, I didn't think so, but I mean I just don't. I dont know if I dont know anybody that that believes in these things, and yet I dont see I don't see Democrat that's standing up and saying what the hell is wrong with you. People well because what happens when you stand up and say that you will destroy you say that social media. You say it in a story. You know I interview people,

and now be. I know if I say my name, and this is my life is going to become a hell. Your people are very, very reluctant to say this, but I think when we work at the birch result coming out of these primary contest, we're going to understand much better. How people feel remember this, and this was an hour then the book, the great revolt, thirty four percent of people who voted for Donald Trump, tell anybody, not their white, not the kidnapped or their coworkers. Anybody, and I think you find the same sort of dynamic with Democrat nodded they're going to support tromp, but that very they're afraid you come out and say: I'm not fifteen year old. Voting

I thought for drawing the electoral college forgot your dirtier unless your horse had preceded Selina. This is the best of the planned Back programme Eric Stickleback is with us now Eric. He is the director of Christians, United for Israel, the watchman project and a host of the watchman Eric welcomed the programme good to talk to you claim to be with you. So so I want to talk to you about the the Washington summit that the time is coming up in in July, and I'm such a big supporter of of all of the work that term Christians united for Israel does and you in particular, but first let me start with any thoughts.

On what the president just said about the Iranian Republic Republican Guard being a an official terrorist organisation. Again. This is me a major announcement. First of all, second of all, its long overdue look, I think, the best parallel with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. I orgy see for sure Glenn I compare them to the Nazi S ass. They answer just like the assess the answered directly Hitler, the revolutionary guards answered directly to IRAN's Supreme Lee, I Ayatollah Khomeini and just like the assess the rebels regards have their own. I guess you would say economic or financial stakes. All throughout IRAN, they have made themselves into a big business where they control shares in the iranian economy, IRAN's we all set and Iranian Nuclear Weapons programme. All this gland was spear, headed and control by the iranian Revolutionary Sarge CORE. Not only that,

I'm gonna go head, go had not only that year in terms of the terrorism designation that we made today to state Department made today. Look the main thing the eye orgy see the revolutionary guards they are in control of IRAN's external operate since throughout the world. That means glad they are in control, complete control of IRAN's terror apparatus, weather Lebanon eleven on Iraq, Syria, Yemen or yes, right here in the western hemisphere. You ve seen IRAN and has blah strike over the past few decades the iranian Revolutionary guards were, are be power brokers, that regime and the terror masters in IRAN the president do this today. You know, I think it

long overdue number one ably was the right thing to do, just as it your muslim embassy rang along a declaration by the right thing to do. Look a lot of people say the elections tomorrow, obviously at the israeli election, Benjamin Netanyahu. Looking for reelection he's, probably I'm sure that, in support of the eye Archie see being designated as a terrorist entity by no matter. The timing is a good thing Glenn and its long overdue, because if we are serious about confronting this iranian regime in their their terror tentacles throughout the world, the revolutionary guards is the to start, they are the head of the snake when it still around a terror opera by the way the State Department Glenn over the past few decades has recognised Iraq. As the world's number one states bought repair, that's golden Democrat and republican administrations, but this is the first administration to actually act. On it. In this way we have signed turning of the tide with Israel. Internally, you have the president's,

Makita, moving the embassy, the Golan Heights witches If anybody's ever been there, you stay the Golan Heights in your like there's, no way that that Israel could ever let this go there dead. If they let that goes strategic land. You have to have its literal high ground and Benjamin Netanyahu said the quote: Occupy territories are not occupied territories, and he said he's gonna, give control of of those HU, the jewish settlements. What does that mean I think number one it would go. I'm glad you're absolutely right strategic, strategic, strategic look. That is the high ground, whoever controls that controls. My ground in past the days before one thousand nine hundred and sixty seven. When he's real, seized control. The goal on in a defensive war by the way against Syria and Egypt area controlled the goal. Amendment Glenn naked range missiles down on Galilee below

on startup resort, to give it up common sense. A number two I think, with the territory she's talking about Judea and scenario of the West Bank to Mary from an israeli perspective number one is absolutely essential from a security sense until there is a Palestinian Authority undermine mood Abbas that that shows that is serious about peace, that serious about it, can't recognising Israel's right to just a simple. I got a no brainer for Israel hang onto that territory, just from a security perspective. In the past, when Israel disengage from Gaza pulled out of southern Lebanon, unfortunately Glenn they were greeted with rockets missiles. There's also did The important factor look at Judea and some area is the biblical heartland of Israel. The jewish people were living there thirty five hundred years ago, so that's also strong factor in that decision by crime

Mr Netanyahu, so Eric we have. We have the election tomorrow. Is he gonna win Netanyahu, its guy I'll? Tell you gonna talk in some folks contacts on the ground in Israel just just over the weekend and close for sure you, I'm not a prognosticated with it. I would say the Prime Minister Netanyahu has the inside track What does it mean if we lose is gonna be Amerika? What is it? What is and if he loses going, interesting? I mean he obviously is at a great relationship with present tromp number one. Another till you can verify Lady Evangel calls from a security perspective, its unclear Benny guns, who's, the main competitor, Glenn the blue and White Party in Israel, which is the main competitor going against by Mr Netanyahu. Three of their top poor men are former generals. Benny gone,

mostly alone and Gabby, ask uneasy. You would think they would have a pretty strong stance on security, but I've interviewed Benny Ganz is an impressive guy. When it comes to security issues, he was the chief of staff, pretty Israel it's worse it just to give people a bit more background on him. So he's got definitely security credentials so unclear how things change from security perspective? Will he be less aggressive, more aggressive, picking on IRAN, for instance, what about Gaza, Gaza continues to flare up. It seems like every few weeks gland with Hamas. That's a persistent problem. Then we have Sutherland we're Hezbollah that iranian proxy had some one hundred fifty thousand rockets missiles aimed at every this so whoever the next Prime Minister is as a tall for sure, but at the same time, Israel's making great strides internationally clan and new relationships in India in F in Latin America. So the security, the security challenges remain, but some exciting things happening positing swell the blue and white.

How are they d are they? Are they or socialists, less social theyve friend where still says, as Benjamin Netanyahu and Christians. What do? What are they stand for? Do you know the? I think, middle of the road Glenn truly say a moderate party from an israeli perspective, deftly not on the socialist left end of the spectrum out, be the Labour Party in Israel, which is really struggling right now, I'm in the middle of the road. When it comes to more social, a culturally, you would think they'd be more hawkish from a security perspective. Since again they do have three generals among their top three members there in terms of the west, absolute be friendly. I've interviewed Mau Mau alone and Benny guards were too many gods. Obviously, the top guy bushy alone come second or third, and blue and white both very friendly to America, to the west.

Finally, the Christians, in my experience for sure up, I promise you that Yahoo has had a uniquely close. Relationship with chivalry, evangelical, community and the United States, but look you loan in my experience had been friendly as well, so on you, I think that your who has the inside track- I might be wrong, but it seems, like he's, got the inside track right now, but at the end of the day it is going to be very, very close. This might be a Primus met. Yahoo look he's been in power since two February, two thousand nine. This will probably be his closest election. Yet I would say, because Ganz is a formidable upon with that, with that military background, we're Talkin Eric Sacco back from Eric stickleback dot com. He is a good friend of the programme. He is a guy who has been watching this firm for decades. Now, that's weird to say that, isn't it Eric

and ass. You go way back when I know and you're with Christians united for Israel's watchman project, you the host of the watchman, which is a scene Friday, nights at ten thirty eastern on tv and tell about the the coup FI summit, that's happening in July Yegg when you spoken at the summit for this is the Levant FIR wood and will Having you, you know it's, it's the big one from approaches real perspective, some fifty five hundred, maybe six thousand pro Israel, Christians and Jews, were packed. The wash the convention centered in D C, in the heart of nations capital and advocate for a strong you This is real relationship. We ve had it in as two years. Vice President pence in twenty seventeen last year and Bastard Nicky Hayley were the keynote this year, Ambassador David Friedman, whose our first ambassador at the- U S, embassy in Jerusalem, will be speaking Dennis Prager,

be there of course, coup five foundered chairman that the one and only pastor John Hegyi will be speaking in some some very special guest reassure our Prime Minister Netanyahu, wherever the Prime minister is, I will deliver a satellite address to the summit will have some special guess from the Chump administration as well. We can announce them yet, but they're coming It's gonna be big. I think the key thing gland is not only will we get together and and will boost our support for Israel and a strong was is relationship but a key thing about it. Is we lobby on Capitol Hill. You have thousands of pro is real. Christians will fan out on a Tuesday of the summit by the way, the dates July. Seventh, eighth and ninth- coming up unjust, three months by look. We will go to every member at all all fifty states, and we will I'll be them in support of the strong. It was his relationship, end and legislation. Blended benefits, you ass, the? U S and Israel from the security perspective, look the tail

hobby lobby in the past, on moving the embassy to Jerusalem. Also, the Taylor Force ACT, real quick, it passed into law last year. Basically that holds the Palestinian Authority accountable for support of terrorism. I don't know what the listeners might not know. They might that when someone is killed when a Jew or an american Taylor Force was an American when their killed by palestinian terrorist that terrorist and his family receive a lifetime's stipend from the Palestinian Authority. We call it a to slay and by the way in Europe U S, taxpayer dollars we're going to the Palestinian Authority and going into the pockets of these folks. That's all finished now, but we lobbied for that. So love exciting things going on during the summit We encourage you wanna come get a cool five at sea, you were fired at work and he can-

it's. The best would lend background I want to share with you wanna more disturbing stories. I've read in USA today in quite some time. Conservatives takeover of the Supreme Court stalled by John Roberts. Bread com romance is the headline the answer at all: they conservative take over the Supreme Court. That was anticipated, followed down. Trumps to selections, has been stalled by a buck, romance between the senior and junior justice chief, just This John Roberts and the courts newest member Brett Cabinet have voted in tat on nearly every case. That's come before them. Since Cavanaugh joined the court in October, they ve been more like

Please to side with the court's liberal justices than other conservative, the two justices, both alumni of the same district of Columbia, Base federal appeals court have split publicly only once in twenty five official decisions, their partnership is extended. Though less reliably two orders the courts is issued on abortion funding immigration, the death penalty in the six. Months of capital, bitter Senate confirmation battle that ended in a fifty forty eight split Robertson cabin I have obvious reasons for their reluctance to join the court's three other conservatives in ideological harmony. They do yeah yeah. Listen to this, the chief justice, his voice concerned about the court being viewed as just another political brow each of the government are all so they answer that is to play politics in and try to move, no show some sort of future Renaud history.

You can look back at us and say we. We did the right thing. We went left when we could have gone right. That's our of posturing! Now, but all part of the job description of a supreme court. Justice is the right thing to do. I got it having a former top White House official under George W Bush, who was accused of a sexual assault 1980s during his confirmation, maybe just laying low justice Kavanaugh, seems to share some of the chief justices in Insta You should concern, but I also think he care about his own perception as an even handed now, not another Roberts. Oh no, no I am very worried about cabin. I am too I mean he wasn't on the last cause yeah. He wasn't analysed and we make this point yet again- that the initial list that Donald Trump put out had twenty one Supreme Court justice possibilities during the election out when he was elected and a big portion of him getting elected was because of his list. It made a lot of conservatives, we heard people call and drove.

Saying this is the reason I am voting for Donald Trump, the Riis. This was all approved by the federal society. They went through real process with it big he got elected any picked. Neil Gorse, it's one of the best judge justices. Unless I thought that it was a great pick and he's been great and then, after that, with very little fanfare, they added file. I've names to the list, one of those names was bred Cavanaugh, I an ice I have no evidence to think that she would be bad per se, but another one of those was Amy Coney bear it, and if the idea that we now have to pick off of this list there still twenty names on the original is that are not Supreme Court justices. Why we can't pick one of em when we have new Supreme Court, just as I don't know, but that's another thing that makes me nervous about bear it despite issue also, does it have a very long track record? She seems great. But cabin I didn't seem great emulating. Another we were not excited about cabinet was awake. I was very defensive of him as being falsely accused.

Or having his life run over by accusations, but I had a fan of him, but he makes me very nervous. In the end, the initial indications are not positive. On Cavenaugh soaps. Listen to this! Never! This is U S. Eighty day, MRS Usa, today. Similarities between the two men are striking despite their decade apart and age. Robert sixty four is an earnest and soft spoken but pointed in his questions both sides during oral arguments cavenaugh. Fifty four is more demonstrative. Buddy tempers that, with an inquisitive open minded manner. Whatever the reasons, the chief justice in the newest justice together have provided ballast for a court in transition following Cavenaugh replacement of retired justice, Anthony Kennedy Roberts has become. The court swings

in Cavenaugh often appears to be his wing. Man example include the courts. I action last October giving those challenging citizenship question in the twenty twenty senses: additional information about the plan refusal in December to consider Republican led states efforts did fun plan parenthood, its ruling in February Texas cannot execute a prisoner who claims to have an intellectual disability in all three of those actions, see it's Clarence, Thomas anneal Gore such dissented Associate Mister Samuel Alito made known his opposition in two of them Robertson, cab, appeared to have voted with the court's liberals, though the breakdown was not made public, their differences have been rare, north noteworthy, in addition to one public vow to criminal procedure. Grace case right Four sided with the liberals and temporarily blocking a Louisiana abortion restriction

while cabinet would let them go into effect, and while they refused to hear New Jersey counties, effort to include churches in historic preservation programme in a Washington state, school coaches plea to conduct prayers on a football field, Cavanaugh warned of the need to protect religious liberty cap. But perhaps is seeking a low profile has voted with a majority and almost every case so far. Unless he is the author of what usually means just signing on to the opposition or the opinion, but often write separately, to explain his vote a habit he picked up at the US court of a else, Cavenaugh has always had more of a moderate streak. Even on the Dc Circuit says: Josh Blackmail, South Texas College LAW Souci had professor who follows the Supreme Court

great. He feels the need to explain himself that he's not that right wing now has, as you know, as a supreme court. Justice you'd hope that the unfair treatment cabin I received in his hearing would not change him. At all, but as a human being, we all know that going through an experience like that will probably change you, one of two ways number one. If you want to put aside this too Clarence Thomas, the Clarence Thomas Way, which is you get falsely accused of something you could beat up in the press for a million years- and you become- rock ribbed! You are never going. You are going to go and never ever try to please the media Please, the historians, you are going to keep your you're gonna go with the constitution, one hundred percent of the time, even if you're the only voting look Superman. That's the Clarence Thomas Way, if you Summarize it that way. The other way is this: of John Roberts Way where you are now

How to show that you swear you're, not super mega right wing like he were portrayed. You start Dino, sir. Eating with the left a little bit more often, and you start going that way. Early indications I'll say, there's somewhat mixed. As you point out, the key on Orson Louisiana was a good ruling by cabinet, but I wonder if what we wind up with here is someone who's constantly trying to please the future historians, and that is a disease.

Asterisk. Well formula. Good news next term, beginning in October, may include major cases on abortion, immigration, gay rights and gun control. Also, the third debate in the court over Obama, care and for justice is in their fifties and Sixtys would lifetime appointments. There were many many years, perhaps even decades, in which to evolve or stand firm yeah, and this is another thing where you hear this from media time. Remember the fear when cabin I was going through and nothing to do with, my cabinet was touching women in high school and I have nothing oh, that it was about hey. Was this guy gonna do if it's a right wing courtroom and overturn? You know, rovers is weighed and all these other things and make it seem as if it's gonna be the most conservative Supreme Court ever and we keep pointing out. Have you watched John Robert for ten seconds? There is no chance that John

operates. Given the opportunity would come down on the right side of rovers is waiting till he sucks. So there you what you do if you get Cavanaugh to be on the right side of something like that issue to four votes, not five for real, There is no way Roberts. It's gonna, take a stand against a big. You know, Sir Cultural issue where he will, is he will be on the wrong side of history on it later on, sheds is about happening or so minuscule, and neither one of them have shown any every in this sort of area. So the idea that this is really in doubt is such a far fetched sort of like fever, dream of of liberals to get go out to vote. It's like they're just like well, this is the handmaids tail. It's like this is not the handmaids tail John Roberts. Essentially, one of you on controversial issues are he's been wrong. All these things, he continues to try to please the media and historians. You know the new book shows that he changes vote Obamacare because

he knew how important insurance was to businesses. The hell does that what the constitution your job. Get in there in rule on what is constitutional and what is not. We did not. We did not higher. We dont pay those people to be politician now to think he's through two noodle things through on what's best for society there only job is to find out. If it is constitutional or not period, that's their job it's it's it's like. It's like going into Mcdonald'S- and you know the guy won't give you is. It will give you the Berger, but he will give you all kinds of advice on how to fix your car. Look dude, I'm not gonna serve you until you fix your car. This way are highly and you dead that outfit just doesn't work on you shut up made. Riddle me riddle and a shake. That's all I want from you, that's what You need to start to say to the Supreme Court we

I want to know, is this constitutional or not? They actually traded rulings on Obamacare Roberts wanted to side with the left wing, but didn't want to give up all this ground, so they he actually got too liberal justices to come over and rule again the medicate part of it. So that's what was seventy two ruling and why to liberals? Oddly voted for the conservative approach to medicate expansion. They actually raided thereof. Indians drew Robert said I won't overturn it. If you come over to me with Medicaid mean that is not the way. This is supposed to work rule on the constitution period. If it let that small where they may in and for some reason we have lost and we have now just gained another legislative branch. And I had that is not what we want. More they're making lost all thy underline rating favours it's ridiculous. It is an unelected legislative branches now and you know the worst thing

and there's a lot of bad things it after did worsening. After our did take Supreme Court of the basement Supreme Court was in the past. This is how little the Supreme Court meant to leave the country for decades when they build the capital they realized of crap. We didn't, we didn't think about the Supreme Court. Oh well, You know that place down by the boiler just open that up a little bit of them a route, give em a room in the basement. It's like we're Milton from office space was, it was then that is something I mean, that's who they were, and I gave them this big huge building and made them so important and after Guard did it for a reason and when the guys or used to being in the basement when I'm, buying into this. What did he do? He said I am going to pack the Supreme Court I mean

we ve lost touch of what the Supreme Court Court is supposed to be, and it is certainly not supposed to be another law. Just slave body, the blaze radio network on demand