The Benny Show - Democrats PANIC On-Air As Trump Packs MASSIVE Stadium In Texas While Mamdani BOOED Out of NYC

Episode Date: October 8, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 I can't take it anymore. Where is James Talley? Here we go. Just messing around a little bit. Ladies and gentlemen. Where is James Talariko? Where is the Senate candidate in Texas? We hear some very interesting things
Starting point is 00:00:30 about what's going on in Texas and across the country. As we are about to hit the trail, we'll be in Texas. We'll be in Colorado. We'll be in Arizona. We'll be in Michigan. It's going to be a,
Starting point is 00:00:42 wild romp. It's going to be a lot of fun. We're going to fight back. Today is Thursday, October 8th, 2026. Trump packs out Texas rally. Meanwhile, Mondami attacked by his own Frankenstein monster in New York. It couldn't get a more clear picture of what is actually happening in America. And we're going to begin with the Somali homegrown terror attack. It's not really homegrown, is it? We just brought Somalia here. And that's a crime against. human rights, I fundamentally believe. Aaron McIntyre will be joining us. He has a great show at the Blaze, but he's a deep thinker on questions about immigration and what is an American, along with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldon joining the show. My name is Benny Johnson, and this is The Benny Show.
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Starting point is 00:03:13 We don't have a high functioning household in America. We have a low trust household in America. We have a government that refuses to engage in good faith debate with the American people in a issue that is critical to the maintenance of our home here. And that is in the bringing in of people who, have destroyed their own nations and are actively destroying ours. And let me explain here real fast how you should always view immigration. You should view immigration as bringing the country to America. And would you want to live in that country? I think this is a fundamental
Starting point is 00:04:06 misunderstanding and probably the worst paradox that is brought. broken the minds of boomers and the minds of a generation that passed the Hartseller Act into believing that America is magic dirt. Our ancestors didn't believe that. They certainly didn't think that. They fought a civil war against that, in fact, that America shouldn't be a place that the third world is visited upon, that there isn't some type of guarantor of magical power that has. happens to you when you land on this soil. In fact, the people who started this country were restrictionists in the extreme for who is coming here. Go ahead and check out what happened to our immigration policy over the last hundred years. About 100 years ago, what was going on? Immigration was brought to absolute zero because things had gotten out of hand. And that was when they were saying there's too many Italians and too many Irishmen here. And they were worried about what? Ethnic enclaves, places that didn't speak English, cultures that were not harmonious
Starting point is 00:05:18 with an American predominant culture with Western civilization, but also Americanisms, like the way that we like to live here on this continent, which is very unique. We are a unique people. We're our own people. And the most important way to carve up the immigration pie goes like this. If you wouldn't want to live in that country, let's take Somalia, you don't want to live in Somalia. Let me explain why. Somalia is the nation with the lowest national IQ that can be measured. It's very hard to measure these things, to be perfectly honest with you. The national IQ of Somalia is 67, according to the United Nations. That is below mental disability lines here in America, which lists the mental disability IQ of a 70.
Starting point is 00:06:25 49% of the population is inbred or has inbreeding coefficients in their DNA makeup. Inbreeding cousin marriages, sister marriages, these kind of things. things lead to very bad genetic outcomes, and perhaps the two are related. 98% of Somali girls undergo female genital mutilation. Somalia is the world's highest maternal mortality rate. Piracy is Somalia's main source of income. It hasn't had a functioning government since 1991, and they've engaged in civil war for the last four decades, 40 years ass slaughter. Somalia is the most corrupt country on earth, ranked in the top three by the United Nations. More than 70% of the Somali economy runs on remittances from Minnesota and from America, because Somalia has no economy to speak of.
Starting point is 00:07:18 Minnesota is the largest Somali population outside of Somalia. The most Somalis in the world outside of Somalia live in Minnesota, in Minneapolis. Somalia has never won a single Olympic medal in its entire history, but they are home to two of the world's largest terrorist organizations, Al-Shabaab. and ISIS. So, here's a question. Did any politician ask permission to bring Somalis to America? Somalis aren't escaping their country. Somalis like their country. They like this way of doing things. They have full control of the country. The country is 100% Somali, sub-Saharan African. It's their country. They made it. They created it, much like the people of Haiti. created Haiti. They have an ethno state where there is no diversity at all. And therefore,
Starting point is 00:08:29 the state is exactly what they want it to be because they could change anything at any time. There's no encumbrances on them. They can do anything that they want. And so what they've created and what every African nation, which is also ethno states, all of Africa is effectively in ethno state. There are a few small pockets of white people left in Africa, but the vast majority of the country is an ethno state. The vast majority of the Middle East is an ethno state. All 50 Muslim majority countries are ethno states, most of them Muslim dictatorships. China, many of these Asian countries are ethno states where diversity is like, hovers around like a percent or less, right, of any other type of people. So an absolutely
Starting point is 00:09:17 and total super majority run the country of these style people, Africans, Middle Easterners, sub-Saharan, Indians, Bangladeshis, Asians. They run their countries. They own their countries. It's just them living there. Therefore, the countries are a reflection of what those people want to create. In most of these countries, the vast majority of these peoples have been in these locations for thousands and thousands of years, meaning they're way older. The cultures and the peoples are way older than anything that exists in America. So we should judge people by the countries that they come from because the countries they come from are reflection of what their people built in a vacuum with virtually no, with no inputs, right? They created that. And they'll create
Starting point is 00:10:21 that anywhere they go. It's hard-coded. And so this is why I would argue that this is a video like from Spain, these are some of the newest Spanish citizens. Here you go. Here's your your newest Spaniards, okay, just like Christopher Columbus intended. There you go. This is classic Spaniard right here. getting first-class trips into the heartland of Spain. And the question is, are these people Spanish? And the answer, of course, is no. Of course not, of course not. Because it's not magic dirt.
Starting point is 00:11:04 They're going to be from whatever African and Muslim country that they come from. And that's going to be the culture that they bring to Spain. And they're going to try and outnumber the Spanish people and change Spain forever. Spain will never be Spain again if you fill it with these people because they're not Spanish. They don't speak the language. They don't come from the traditions. By every right, they are not Christian. They're coming from sort of the Muslim diaspora of Africa.
Starting point is 00:11:33 I have no idea where these people are from. But it's an absurdist thing to say, look, this is your new Spanish person. It's not, it doesn't compute. So why is it only European countries that have to, like, act European countries or Western countries? that have to bury our heads and act as though this is normal. It's not normal anywhere else in the world. You would never be able to say, look, here are your new Chinese people. China would never allow this.
Starting point is 00:12:09 Our leaders allow for this to happen because they are bad stewards of our home. Because they hate their own children. A father that would allow this individual, I don't know this guy. Okay? I don't know this guy. but if you would allow, it could be a totally, totally nice guy, don't care. Not my kids, okay? Not from my household.
Starting point is 00:12:41 If you are to allow this individual, if you're to allow this guy to come in and start living on your couch, raiding your fridge, taking your favorite pillow, throwing the ball for your dog, taking your kids' toys, taking your kids' food, taking your electricity, running up your water bill, if you allow this guy into your home, this isn't your child.
Starting point is 00:13:09 You are a bad parent. You are reducing the quality of life for your children at best. At worst, you are making this individual totally and completely accessible to your children, knowing that this individual is already a criminal, because they've already broken your laws. These people, they're not coming to Spain lawfully. They're breaking the law in order to get into Spain. So you're allowing a criminal enterprise to take place in your home.
Starting point is 00:14:00 It is the most evil thing a father could do to their children. To replace them, to put them at risk, and to reduce the quality of their lives, to serve someone else's children. and criminals. It's immoral. Christ talks about this quite a bit. Christ says,
Starting point is 00:14:26 well, if you're like a dad, and you care at all about your family, when your son asks for bread, you're not going to hand him a snake. When he asks for a fish, you're not going to hand him a rock. Even evil dads understand that it's their own children. So then how much more evil is our leadership in our nation that will put third world invaders
Starting point is 00:15:06 over the interests of United States citizens every single time? And with no explanation, again, our leadership decided that Somalia was such a great country with all that data about inbreeding and genital mutilation and child brides, the number one coefficient in the world for inbreeding data is in Somalia. They thought, let's bring all of Somalia here. And let's put them in the most passive state, the most passive, like historically passive state, which would be Minnesota,
Starting point is 00:15:45 where of the most pliable people, Hicks, right? are like Norwegians, Lutherans, right, bleeding hearts. We'll put them in there. And nobody's going to say anything. Too scared to be called naughty names. Too scared to look at the data. And we're not going to ask permission.
Starting point is 00:16:08 Because nobody did ever ask permission. They just did it. Dad just did it. And now we are reaping the consequences. Not only have there been trillions lost to fraud, not only was there a massive shootout at a high school ALX can you get me a clip on that please
Starting point is 00:16:26 massive shootout at a high school from Somali gangs that never used to happen in Minneapolis but now warring Somali gangs have decided to murder each other at pleasant and peaceful Minneapolis high schools used to be pleasant and peaceful
Starting point is 00:16:44 but now we have ISIS attacks Shedshedun Amduhali Muhammad was arrested in Minnesota after a planned ISIS-inspired attack. What did he want to do? Well, he bought an AK-47 and a bunch of ammo from the FBI undercover agent
Starting point is 00:17:10 with the intention of going to a Hmong arts celebration at the Mall of America and he was going to kill as many people as possibly hope to kill 60, and nothing would have stopped him. Certainly, there's been pure outrage about this from Ilhan Omar's social media, but of course, no, Ilhan Omar said nothing. In fact, Ilhan Omar used this as an opportunity once there were four members of ISIS in her district, she asked for leniency from the judge.
Starting point is 00:17:55 who was charging members of ISIS in her district. Ilhan Omar wants this. It's part of her culture. Somali gangs blamed for shooting at Minneapolis homecoming gang that left two wounded and fans fleeing. The America that you love will cease to exist if you bring not a majority just a strong minority of people from the third world
Starting point is 00:18:24 into your communities, you will not be able to have football games. You will not be able to have malls. You will not be able to have Christmas. You will not be able to have safe or clean streets. I mean, that will be a thing of the past. You won't be able to go outside. Because you should try that in Mogadishu.
Starting point is 00:18:42 Try that in the places that are run by these people. Go to Porta Prince in Haiti. Walk down the road. See what happens. You'll be kidnapped. Drive a boat around the horn of Somalia. See what happens. Pirates will come and try and kidnap it.
Starting point is 00:19:07 You don't need a majority. You simply need an ethnic enclave. Would it be okay to have one or two Somalis come here? No, it wouldn't. But would that be, would that mean that those individuals would not be able to create some type of, some type of community that would be strong enough to withstand the force of American culture? And that ultimately after one generation, you would get forced assimilation.
Starting point is 00:19:37 Yes, that's what it would mean. Is it a much larger crime against humanity to bring hundreds of thousands of them here on the same boats and put them in the same neighborhoods? Put them in these four towers in Minneapolis where all of the shootings and all of the crime and all of Minnesota exists?
Starting point is 00:19:57 I want to go do like a whole study on this. There's like these four towers that all the smallies have been put. into in Minneapolis. They've made an ethno state inside of our country. And this is how you get radicalized ISIS members inside of Minneapolis. And you say just radicalized, but really all you have to do is follow the teachings of Muhammad.
Starting point is 00:20:24 And this is what you'll get. Muhammad was a warlord. He was a pederist. He was a politician who used political. power and gangster-style muscle. He was vindictive. He was a polygamist. He was poisoned by the concubine, bride, wife slave that he took from a warrior that he had
Starting point is 00:20:55 killed. He fought 66 different battles. A total murderer, warlord, paternity. and this is seen as the most holy man to these people. Well, as a Christian, I'm trying to model Christ, very bad at it. As a Muslim, if you're trying to model Muhammad, this is what you do. This is who the man was. And Somalia, you might argue, is the best Muslim nation that exists.
Starting point is 00:21:29 Because of all the aforementioned, you may, horrors beyond people's even ability to conceive of them. I mean, it would be impossible for anybody that grew up in America to conceive of what it's like to live in Somalia. But they are following through on the tenets of their faith. So you shouldn't be surprised by this. Terror plot foiled in Minneapolis. You shouldn't be surprised by what happened
Starting point is 00:22:03 last night to Zoran Mundami as he was booed. by fellow Muslims and branded a traitor because he went to a vigil for October 7th victims. A bunch of Jews got mowed down and slaughtered by Muslims. That's exactly what their prophet tells them to do. Maybe it's time to like start understanding that that's what the religion is actually about, that the religion is actually not really a religion. that mosques are not really religious buildings, they're military buildings,
Starting point is 00:22:41 that this is about a militant conquest, and look at what showed up for Zoron Mandami last night. Listen to this. We're working for the people. This is against Zoron. It's what they're saying against Zoron. With Export Development Canada, Canadian businesses are competing, leading,
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Starting point is 00:23:46 Right now. We have stopped this right now. If you are following support of trustees. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Okay. Perhaps you could see, I mean, it would take a very trained eye. But the slight difference between that and President Trump's rally last night in Texas.
Starting point is 00:24:08 The subtle team, it would take a trained on for sure. Packing out the stadium last night in Texas. Absolutely monster welcome. You can see here. Very important. to look all the way up into the rafters. They're very important. These are the seats are the standing room only seats.
Starting point is 00:24:35 Yeah, so Zoran is getting called a traitor. They also called for violence against Zoron Mandami, saying he should be forcibly removed from office. He was met with booze. Ooh. Oh. Just for going to a memorial for Jews. Isn't that something? It's almost as though we have our own Islamic caliphate here.
Starting point is 00:25:12 In America, it's almost as though there is a subsection, ethno state of this country that functions like it's its own Muslim country already. where you're not allowed to be a Jew. We saw that, of course, with Dan Goldman running in New York. And it is not a pretty picture. If Zora and Dami is too right-wing for these people, what's going to happen to you? CNN here in shock at President Trump's rally last night in Texas.
Starting point is 00:25:49 This one is full. They know these images and they can see this, and this is a full rally. So does that signal anything? Yes, I think Texas is still very red. And Trump knows that and he can activate the base in a way that will drive turnout, which I think will ultimately be the key here. Polls have been wrong before. Maybe this. This one is full, says CNN, Donald Trump, going after James Tala Rico, who is missing. Nobody knows where he is. The people of Texas are not going to let weak, gutless, self-hating transgender promoting freak shows destroy everything that we've built. Pretty good.
Starting point is 00:26:28 And one final little clip from last night, Donald Trump on vegan. Give me just a little bit of a favor. It's not vegan. I don't know about that stuff. I'm not into it. And he said, it's vegan. Please pronounce that word properly. I called it vegan, bacon.
Starting point is 00:26:44 I thought, how the hell would I know? Ladies and gentlemen, Angel moms supported on stage. The left booed. The Angel Moms on stage. President Trump is playing to win. It is something that we must win. So it's civilizational. It's not really about the midterms.
Starting point is 00:27:12 It's about what is an American. Joining us now is Aaron McIntyre, who has deep thoughts on these issues. He has an incredible show at The Blaze. I really enjoy his content on X. And he's somebody who has thought profoundly about immigration policy and what we will become
Starting point is 00:27:32 if we do not change course or if we do not take radical steps even now. Welcome Aaron to the show. O'RON, welcome to the program. It's great to have you. Thanks for having me. Yes, I wanted to...
Starting point is 00:27:55 There you go, Jerry. There you go, buddy. I wanted to begin by saying I'm a big fan of your content on X. I like the fact that we can start having these conversations. And I feel like the country is in the state that it is right now because everybody was too scared to be called naughty names
Starting point is 00:28:13 about what it actually is that we're doing here. Like, what is civilization? What is an American? And maybe we can start with that question, Oran, what is an American? Well, I think a lot of people have looked at the immigration situation. And when it was all about illegal immigration, we could just say, well, the problem is,
Starting point is 00:28:36 that people aren't coming here legally. They're not doing the paperwork. They're not going through the procedure. And so we have to end that. But then once we saw Donald Trump shut down the border in a way that no Republican president, no president period, has ever done, we suddenly had a bigger question because it became clear that it wasn't just the illegals that were a problem. Also legal immigration was changing the nature of the country. And so we had to ask the question that you just did. What is an American? What does it mean to be American? Is it just going through the right paperwork or does it have more content? And I think that ultimately the models of American citizenship that we've seen over and over again that have worked have come from an understanding that America is fundamentally an Anglo-Protestant
Starting point is 00:29:20 nation, that's our heritage and our faith, Christianity and a British descent that has been able to assimilate a pan-European diaspora along with the descendants of slaves who were brought here near the beginning of the country. That has been the mix that has determined what America has been over time. Now, we have tightened and loosened that definition when we brought in people like the Irish or the Italians
Starting point is 00:29:45 who were Catholic and a little more foreign than we usually like when we try to assimilate, but we were able to ultimately do that. But the story we've told ourselves is that then we could just assimilate anyone, anyone everywhere, as long as they believe in American values could become an American. Somewhere in Afghanistan, George Washington is just hiding in some hole somewhere.
Starting point is 00:30:05 And if we could just give him the Constitution, then suddenly Afghanistan could be just like America. And what we've learned is actually that's not the case. There are many people in the world that are not assimilable who cannot become Americans. And that doesn't mean we hate them. It doesn't mean that we have to have any animus towards them. But it does mean it's very unwise to bring them, especially in large numbers, to the United States. As you said, with Somalians, it probably is best to have no Somalians in the United States. But if we had a couple, we could probably go ahead and turn them into Americans over time with enough
Starting point is 00:30:36 cultural assimilation, with enough force, you know, interaction with our values and our way of life. But when you bring large chunks of them to the country, they don't need to do that anymore. They can stay in ethnic enclaves. They can create ethnic ghettos. And in those places, they can speak their own language, practice their own faith, even build their own legal systems that people have seen with Sharia law. And so this is just untenable. We have to get a hold of what it really means to an American.
Starting point is 00:30:58 and we have to realize that's going to be exclusive to some people. Some people are going to be told, no, you can't be an American. And that's okay. We need to get comfortable with that. So what are the people that can't be an American? Because my rule is if the people are the country, most countries are ethnostates, the vast majority of countries are ethnos. It's really hard to find a country that's not an ethno state, frankly, outside of the West.
Starting point is 00:31:25 Virtually all countries on earth are ethno states. And so the people that live in those countries built those nations over the course of millennia. And they've created the world they want to live in. Africa is Africa, not because there's not enough Mr. Beast building wells, right? Like Africa is Africa because Africans made it. And that's how they want to live. Like, is it, I guess my question is, is it actually culturally insensitive or suggestive to say that, well, wait a second, these people have been here for thousands of years.
Starting point is 00:32:00 This is actually just the way they want to live. It's actually a colonizer mindset to go in and say, no, no, we're going to go fix Africa. Like, no, you're not, actually. These people have been here a lot longer than you. They have a lot more claim on this than you. And this is what they've created. So this is it, right? Yeah, there's a lot of truth to that.
Starting point is 00:32:25 Ultimately, the way that people live, is not even always a conscious choice that they make. We have to remember that our cultures precede us, that we are a product of those cultures. You and I value Christianity and Western values because that is the heritage that we adopted from, or really received from our parents or grandparents, those in the past.
Starting point is 00:32:46 And so it's not like we actively chose America or we actively chose, you know, this heritage, we chose our faith, ultimately, but we were probably, I was certainly raised in that tradition. You might have been as well. And so these are things that have a certain level of determined features to them that we have inherited. So if Africans have built Africa over centuries, it's not necessarily that they made that conscious choice, but is the way that they lived their lives. And there's nothing wrong with that.
Starting point is 00:33:12 It's not our job to go in there and alter the way that everybody around the world lives so can conform with our standards. Correct. I don't know. Okay, so this is like why I'm really thrilled. USAID got cut. We shouldn't be doing that. I mean, if there's one thing you're going to do for Africa, like a bunch of transgender ballets is definitely not going to fix anything. And that certainly is not the thing I want to export it around the world in the name of the United States of America. Okay, so then tell me the limiting principles for immigration.
Starting point is 00:33:43 My limiting principle, I went to community college. I'm very much a Luddite, room temperature IQ. But my limiting principle goes like this. If it wasn't, if I wouldn't like it as a 51st state, the country. because the country is its people, then I don't want it. I don't want anybody from that country in my, in my nation, right? Like, if you couldn't attach this, I live in Florida, if you couldn't attach the country to Florida, then I don't, I don't actually want immigration from that country. Good example is, I think it'd be funny. I'd think it'd be fun. It'd be fun to put Japan and Florida
Starting point is 00:34:21 together, make a nice big peninsula. It'd make, like, the funniest thing. little culture, very unique, very interesting. It would change Florida forever. But like, would many Americans be that upset about it? Well, a lot of Americans love visiting Japan. They want to go to Japan. They would desire to go to Japan. They enjoy it and they come back raving about it. Also an ethno state, by the way. Yeah. But nobody, like, no one, not even like in your most wildly hysterical, hallucinogenic ramblings does a leftist truly want to take Somalia off the horn of Africa and put it on the sea coast of South Carolina
Starting point is 00:35:03 and think that that would go well for everyone. Like nobody actually thinks that. So that's sort of my limiting principle. I don't know. Perhaps you can improve on that. Well, I'm also a Floridian, and so you probably know what the Haitian population has done to, especially South Florida here, it has really started to change what's going on. And as you say, no one would voluntarily attach Haiti to the United States. So why would you functionally bring so many Haitians into places like Florida? It's obviously having a deleterious effect. I think your point about what I want this to be my 51st state is a pretty good criteria. I mean, before 1965, before the Hartzeller Act, America had restrictions on immigration. We had a quota system on where people could come from. And the majority of the people came from.
Starting point is 00:35:52 from Europe. And the reason the majority of people came from Europe is Europe is a continent that obviously our nation originally hails from. That's how our heritage flows. It's also largely Christian. And even though there are many different cultures in Europe, they have had enough contact to create what we'd call Western culture or what people used to correctly call Christendom. And so we largely limited our immigration to Christendom. That didn't mean that we didn't have a few people from other areas that came in. But that was where the majority of people came from because they were seen to be culturally adjacent to us in a way that would make them easier to assimilate. It wasn't always easy to be clear. The Germans took a long time to
Starting point is 00:36:31 assimilate. We functionally had to go in and break up some German ethnic enclaves where they only spoke German. Their children never went to non-German schools. All the newspapers were in German. They were keeping all of those cultures wholly intact. And it really wasn't until we went through two world wars against Germans that we kind of totally integrated that German population into the United States. So we have to remember that even European assimilation wasn't always easy for Americans. And so we just need to be very selective. As we talked about, it's really all about numbers. We can have a larger number of people from countries that are more culturally similar to ours. And we can have a few, a sprinkling of people from other countries that might
Starting point is 00:37:12 not be as culturally similar, but are able to go ahead and still work with us, places like Japan. the culture is very different, but we can usually absorb Japanese people without a lot of difference. But there are some people that come from countries like Somali or Haiti that are just completely incompatible. I think all of Islam is incompatible to the United States. We should completely end all Muslim immigration into the United States. Honestly, I think we need an immigration moratorium in general, just cut off all immigration for 20 years so that the American culture can settle again. We can take a break. We can start to integrate all of these people who have come here who are going to stay.
Starting point is 00:37:46 we can deport all the people who need to go, and that way we can actually settle the cultural substrate of what we're doing here before we start adding more people back in. The first thing that happened to America after we became a country. So America is America. 13 colonies gets their liberation from England.
Starting point is 00:38:10 The first thing that happens is Muslims declare war in America. I don't think most people know that. their history. So that comes as a shock, but the shores of Tripoli here in Libya, the reason that's in the Marines hymn is because the first thing Libyan Muslims did was start pirating our ships when they were no longer protected by the British crown. And they declared war on America. And this led to John Adams and Thomas Jefferson trying to figure out what the hell is actually going on with this religion. They didn't really even think about Islam. They didn't think about the Quran. Thomas Jefferson had to go read a Quran to go figure it out. Something to the effect of like it's,
Starting point is 00:38:54 it is like a brutish carnal pleasure, not even religion, like just worldview. And anyway, the point is that the founding fathers did not have high opinions of Islam. And would I think be rather shocked at the growing number of mosques and Islamists here in America. And I mean, they'd be just utterly horrified at a Muslim mayor of New York City. Why do you say that Islam is incompatible with America? Can you unpack why you would be in favor of an Islamic ban in immigration? Sure. I mean, first and foremost, we can simply see the, you know, what Islam produces.
Starting point is 00:39:38 No one wants to live in Islamic countries. Muslims don't want to live in Islamic countries. They flee to the West where they can have prosperity. Ultimately, Muslim countries are a disaster. The entire area where they are concentrated in the world is that constantly at war. It's violent. It's brutish. It treats women terribly.
Starting point is 00:39:58 And ultimately, it creates an environment that no one wants to be a part of. And so obviously, just on its face, the products of Islam are terrible. also the fact that this is a competing faith is a big deal. John Adams said that our Constitution is only for a religious people following the Ten Commandments, Christians, and it's completely incompatible with any other. That means that literally, according to the Founding Fathers, the Constitution cannot govern Muslims. They can't do it. It doesn't work.
Starting point is 00:40:29 So if we're going to have Muslims in the United States, we must have something besides the Constitution that govern us. And I think that's what a lot of people are seeing, even though they can't really put their finger on it. It feels like our country is no longer governed by the Constitution because we've invited so many people who can't possibly be governed by it that we've made all these patchworks, all these different types of law, civil rights law, everything else that has really superseded the Constitution in many situations. And finally, it's really important to understand that Muslims will not adopt your way of life. You will end up being ruled by them. These are not people who are looking for assimilation. they're looking for domination. Islam is a violent, militant culture based on conquest.
Starting point is 00:41:11 It always has been. Muslims are very clear that they're going to use the womb, birth, ultimately overflow with demographics that are going to destroy your country. They're going to become highly political and organize inside your democracy, because we know ultimately democracies are built on these voting blocks, and they will be able to extract a price and eventually take over. And very importantly, Muslims are going to practice Sharia law. We've had a lot of people talk about banning Sharia law.
Starting point is 00:41:36 And sure, I'm fine with that. But ultimately, that's not going to solve the problem because Sharia law is what Muslims do once you get enough of them anywhere. In France, they've banned all public displays of religion because they just wanted to build this secular French identity built on principles. And ultimately, we would just assimilate everybody into that. And guess what? Muslims are still rioting in France right now. They're still practicing Sharia law. The bans have done nothing.
Starting point is 00:41:59 So we need to understand that when you bring Muslims here, they will do Sharia law because that's what we're not. what Muslims do. You can write all the bands you want. It doesn't matter. When we had mainly Anglo-Protestants in the United States, we got English common law because that's what we descended from. When you bring Muslims in the United States, you're going to get Sharia law because that's what Muslims bring with them. It's very simple. What would be your solution? You know, what what is this is the generational problem. And it makes me angry. I don't want to engage in generational libel here, but I'm very, upset at what some would call the greatest generation. Those are the people who got rid of Hartzeller. It is, you know, those who were in power in the 1960s. That's when I happen,
Starting point is 00:42:45 1965, 1964, 1965. And that generation, I don't know why they wanted to prove how they're definitely not Nazis or whatever. I don't know what, I would have to go back and read, but I'm angry because it's something, it's like fish and why. It's like fish and why. right? The fish doesn't understand the water. It doesn't understand the water it's swimming in. I don't think the generations previously in America understood how important it was to have a Christian culture surrounding them at all times. And so therefore you'd have Christian juries. You would have Christian sensibilities and business. You would have Christian ethics when it comes to filing your taxes or creating a nonprofit or running a daycare. and how corruptible that would become
Starting point is 00:43:34 with just a small percentage of people that were not Christian and did not adhere to Christianity. And we're the first generation, Aaron, that has had to grapple with this. And it makes me angry, it makes me bitter, because it was something that was forced upon us. We had something that worked great
Starting point is 00:43:49 in this country for 200 years. And in the last 50, the betrayal of what it means to be an American happened. And now we have to grapple with this. The kids in Minnesota have to hear the gang violence and have their football games ruined through Somali gang violence, tribal gang warfare,
Starting point is 00:44:09 you know, in Minneapolis, like these leafy suburbs of Minneapolis. ISIS attacks at the mall of America. That was a choice. And so I guess my final question to you is, you know, what must be done by our generation, which seems to be quite clear-eyed on this topic.
Starting point is 00:44:27 Well, I think first you need to ban Muslim immigration, as I said. I think honestly you should also ban him. Jim Rome takes on sports. Everybody pointed out the obvious Harbaugh connection and everybody, as it turns out, was right because nine is officially now a New York giant. You know, you talk about selling low. Even the nine has got a fourth for Trey Lance. He's out of the building.
Starting point is 00:44:49 We will take that fifth pick and we will surely turn it into something more valuable than nine ever was to this organization. The Jim Rome Show podcast. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. New immigration in the United States. We don't need, you know, statues of monkey gods being built in Texas. It simply does not need to be here. We don't need to import people of a different faith
Starting point is 00:45:13 into the United States. I think we should also then try to avoid as many visas as possible from people who are here legally from people like Muslims. And then we should be shutting down ultimately any pathway for them to come back through immigration, and we need to go ahead and discourage as much as possible this continued consolidation of political power under these religious communities. If you cut off the flow
Starting point is 00:45:40 of new Muslims coming in, if every Muslim who comes in or every Hindu who comes in doesn't believe that they could import a large number of their family in, they're not going to continue to stay here. They're not going to be able to build ethnic enclaves. They're not going to be able to do that. If you deport as many people as possible, if you waive as many visas as possible, then you're going to dwindle down the number that are actually here. I think the other thing that we have to do is kind of what you're talking about here. We need to reattach Christian values to the actual Christianity. We tried to practice a Christless Christianity in America, a secularized Christianity,
Starting point is 00:46:14 where we kept all of the values, we kept the structure, but we got rid of all of the pillars of faith that that system was standing on. We need to reconnect that. We need people to understand that, look, I get that not every person is going to to be a Christian. They should. You should give your life to Christ immediately. But I am a Protestant. I understand that people have an individual conscience and they have to make that choice. But we need to be comfortable with the idea that everything we have in the United States, we have because of Christianity. The belief in trial by jury, the belief in due process,
Starting point is 00:46:45 the belief of equality under the law, these all come from our Christian faith, our Christian principles. They're not some free-floating, you know, liberal idea. They are our actual faith or actual tradition. And we need to emphasize that even if every single person isn't going to be a Christian, generations need to grow up with the idea that Christianity is central to America. It is what American identity is built on. And without that, all of the rest of America doesn't work. None of the Constitution, none of the principles, none of the Bill of Rights matter without Christ at the center of it all. I could not agree more. You can't get how you can't have a Norman Rockwell painting without this. And that's the America that everybody wants to live in. And
Starting point is 00:47:26 And Oron McIntyre is somebody who's fighting for it. And we're thankful for you being on the program. I hope that you're back often and regularly. Your commentary rings like a bell. Everybody follow Aron here and his X account and at his Blaze show. Ladies and gentlemen, sorry, we're popping that up. Thank you very much. A tapper of signs.
Starting point is 00:47:51 Very good. 250,000 subscribers already here on X. You should be one of them. Thank you so much, Aron. Thanks again. Ladies and gentlemen, joining us now live in, well, everybody cut, cut our production of break here. We got Jerry filling in for Klein, who is at, Killer Klein, who's at actually a funeral today. And so prayers for Klein and his family.
Starting point is 00:48:28 And thank you, Jerry for jumping in. Have mercy on Jerry. And I'm sure that our next guest will Lee Zeldon, great Lee Zeldon, the administrator of the EPA and a strong Trump ally, somebody who's done quiet but incredible work at the EPA and joins us live right now. Mr. Administrator, thank you so much for being on the program again. That's great to be with you, Benny. I appreciate your patience because I've been wanting to ask you about an issue that you went insanely viral on the last time you were on the show. It's probably why it's taken a year to come back on the show.
Starting point is 00:49:13 but I appreciate your team. You were proven right. I love it when people come on the program and then they're proven right. And they say the truth. And then eventually that truth bears out. And everybody called you insane when you were on the program
Starting point is 00:49:26 because you said, you know, listen, there is actually cloud seating. There is technically weather control. We want to get that under control. And some people lost their minds on that. They let you, you know, lo and behold, in the CIA reading room, here comes massive files about cloud seating weather control agenda it's all there it's all now
Starting point is 00:49:52 been released this happened about a week ago i was like man way to go zeldon right again well i mean listen what we put out just over a year ago as you just pointed out and i came on and i spoke to you is that i just felt like there wasn't a transparency from the government that you know, I was asking these questions here internally within the agency and, uh, and to others. And I was like, okay, whatever the answer is, I want to put it out to the public. Like I, you know, I don't have any bias other than whatever the truth is. Like Americans are asking questions. They deserve answers. I shouldn't just have special access to answers because, you know, I serve as a head of an agency or I serve as a cabinet member. The American public deserves to know what's
Starting point is 00:50:40 what's what. And the reality is, is that there's all different kinds of solar modification, radiation, there's different tactics for it, geoengineering. I don't believe that people should be playing God with the weather period. So that's been a piece of this. And I was asking questions, all right, like as far as the government goes, the United States government today, is there any type of solar modification, solar radiation modification that's going on, any geoengineering that's going on. As far as the US government goes, the answer is no, because there's a belief out there,
Starting point is 00:51:16 like when you look up the sky and every time you see a plane passing and there's a trail coming out of it, there are people who believe that that's the US government like intentionally poisoning the population. So like that's the other extreme of this and that's not true. But like I wanted to ask the questions. I don't want to just go out there and be saying that to the public without doing my own due diligence first.
Starting point is 00:51:40 Now, you're referencing cloud seeding. By the way, this is legal in a bunch of states across the country. Like this is something that has been going on for a very long time. But there's also a stratospheric aerosol injection. And what raised my attention was that there was this one entity that was releasing these balloons with sulfur dioxide into the air, into the upper stratosphere. They're trying to raise money. They want to be able to do a further deployment for the purpose of essentially
Starting point is 00:52:10 playing God with the weather. Now, the good news is that what they were putting up in the air was just about zero. Like, if you want to quantify the amount of sulfur dioxide that they were putting up, it was almost nothing. But there are these stories that will come out where they're trying to raise a whole lot of capital to be able to scale it up. There's another entity and the media was covering where they're trying to do like a $60 million raise to do a mass deployment of solar, of the sulfur dioxide. Like, that's where acid rain comes from. So there's a concern that if they do scale up and they actually do the deployment, like that could cause significant environmental impacts, health impacts to on Americans, and that shouldn't be
Starting point is 00:52:51 allowed. The good news is it's not happening. The bad news is they're trying to raise money in order to do it. Now, right now, the current law says that if you want to do one of these deployments, you have to notify NOAA. You have to like basically fill out a form giving them a heads up, as opposed to you're going to NOAA, going to the federal government. and saying, hey, I have this completely bonkers idea and I want your permission.
Starting point is 00:53:17 And like there'd be some process where there'd be vetting and that we would be able to say, no, you're not allowed to do that. But the way the current law is written, it's just a notification as opposed to getting an approval. So there's so much to it. I want to make sure that all my answers, I'd be able to not just find out because I was ahead of an agency. every single thing that I've come in contact with, I put out on our website to release publicly.
Starting point is 00:53:41 Well, we appreciate that. We appreciate you being honest about it. Obviously, the CIA is finally caught up to you, maybe quite a different agency, but it's nice to actually hear clarity on these issues that used to be conspiracy theory, but have effectively just turned out to be true, but why are they true?
Starting point is 00:54:04 and what are people doing about them? And that's a really important question for people to answer when it comes to faith in the federal government. Faith in that the federal government can bring down gas prices. It sounds like you're working on something really big right now. I don't know how much you can brief the audience on it. But how are we going to unlock American energy? So I was just in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and I made an announcement that here over the course of the coming few days that we are going to be putting out a new regulatory,
Starting point is 00:54:36 deregulatory proposal as it relates to something that's called Quad OBC. This is an oil and gas regulation from the Biden administration where they were seeking to suffocate an entire sector of our energy economy, just like they were going after coal, they go after natural gas, they go after oil, they want to build new pipelines, they don't want power plants, they want to shut down the power plants that exist. they were also going after the oil and gas industry with these regulations. And they weren't talking to anyone who is actually going to have to implement it to figure out
Starting point is 00:55:11 what the unintended consequences were, aside from the intended consequences. And we came in and we're fixing that. And we're doing that across the board because President Trump comes in day one, declares a national energy emergency, creates a national energy dominance council, and we immediately got to work. We saw entire sectors of our energy economy, not just being attacked, but getting like more than triangulated with regulations, trying to put them out of existence. And, you know, for a lot of states across our entire country, it's like the number one form of reliable, durable, affordable power. This baseload power.
Starting point is 00:55:49 And there are some people who say, hey, let's just replace that affordable baseload power with an intermittent source like, you know, wind or so. But that's intermittent. It's not a substitute for base load power. So we're applying common sense. We're following the law. We want to make sure that we are doing our part as an agency to prove that you can protect the environment and grow the economy. Would you be in favor of eliminating the gas tax? I know President Trump just allowed for red-dye diesel to be sold. A lot of people celebrating that. That could bring down the price of diesel by $1, depending on the state that you're in based on the amount of taxes on the gallon of diesel. What about the gas tax? You know, Benny, after I spent eight years in the House of Representatives, eight years in the House of Representatives where I had my own card representing, you know, my congressional district, you know, speaking my voice of my personal opinion, and I'll do it all day every day.
Starting point is 00:56:42 You know, as a member of President Trump's cabinet, to be honest with you, my position will be whatever the president decides. You know, I'm here as a, I'm essentially a staffer. provide recommendations to the president. The president ultimately makes the decision. And then we go out and explain that decision to the American public. But President Trump is exceptionally far more than capable in hearing from, you know, the different agencies, the different secretaries and being able to make the right decision.
Starting point is 00:57:16 It's also a piece working with Congress as well. So, yeah, I mean, basically you can ask me my opinion on just on anything. thing, and I have a personal opinion, but you know, on something like what is the, you know, the administration's policy of the right approach as it relates to the gas tax, I'm definitely deferring to the boss. Okay. Well, it sounds like he's thinking about it. I think it'd be very popular. I think people would be shocked how much the prices in our lives are dictated by the federal government and the extra taxes, the secret taxes that are layered in. Obviously, as somebody who was a conservative in the member in Congress, you saw so much of this and how much
Starting point is 00:57:53 waste is created by the government and how much gouging happens through government taxes. How much gouging happens through fraud? You have eliminated enormous amount of fraud. So did Stacey Abrams get her like $7 billion, her $2 billion? Did you cut that? Does Stacey Abrams get it? As you point out, $2 billion went to an NGO called Power Forward Communities. This was a Stacey Abrams linked NGO.
Starting point is 00:58:19 know there was a piece of this that was like $500 million of that $2 billion pot was going to this NGO called, I believe, rewiring America. The entire pot of money, all $2 billion was stopped. The grant was stopped. We got to the money before it went out the door. Now there's been all sorts of litigation because basically everything that I decide to do every day, someone's going to sue me for. If I say yes or I say no, someone's on the opposite side, won't assume.
Starting point is 00:58:49 And if you're on the opposite side of receiving $2 billion, you're probably not happy when you get that news that I canceled you grant. I canceled that $2 billion grant as part of a decision to cancel $20 billion worth of this Greenhouse gas reduction fund that was part of what was named the Inflation Reduction Act, the Democrats actually called the Inflation Expansion Act. This was done when they had one party rule in the first half of the Biden administration. And so we canceled that. That's $20 billion. So canceled what was called solar for all. That's $7 billion. I canceled billions of dollars of grants on top of that.
Starting point is 00:59:25 So just on the grants, I saved $30 billion with the cancellations. But on top of that, real estate consolidation, staff efficiencies, cancel media subscriptions. I closed an EPA museum here that I apologize, Benny. I know that that was your favorite place to visit every time he came to Washington. So you can't come to the. The kids will be distraught when they hear. this, Mr. Administrative. No, I, I, you know, they'll never forgive me for that one. But, you know, and all told, we're talking about many tens of billions of dollars saved from just one agency,
Starting point is 00:59:56 going after waste and abuse, going after self-dealing, conflicts of interest, unqualified recipients, reduced agency oversight. But because we got to it, as soon as we came into office, the money had not yet gone, you know, out the door spent to the grantees. It was all sitting at the third party outside bank where all the money was parked. And, you know, none of that money has been dispersed from that bank from that moment. So the key was getting to it early. When you had just gotten into the office, we showed up at the office and you gave us a little tour and it was wild to see the entire EPA was just empty. Everybody was working remote or not working at all. Huge staff overheads. I mean, there's thousands and thousands.
Starting point is 01:00:44 thousands of people at work in the agency, but nobody was showing up for work. Has that culture changed, Mr. Administrator? Oh, big time. And basically, it was right after you were here, you were at the very beginning. That was when we were first coming in. First week. And President Trump ended the COVID-Ear remote working. So what we did was we brought everyone back into the office. And then we went through a real estate consolidation. We were in more buildings here than we are now. So we consolidated our real estate footprint. That has saved. That alone, just the headquarters is $18 million a year in savings. Then we went through an agency-wide reorganization. The agency in year one went down about just under 25% of a reduction in staff size. That is an annual
Starting point is 01:01:33 $750 million a year that the taxpayer save as a result. And by the way, we do more with less. You know, we inherited massive backlogs on all sorts of things across the agency that are either now gone or very much reduced. So it's just about priority of effort, prioritizing statutory obligations, not pet projects to focus on that core mission of protecting human health and the environment. And to do so while also heating the economic demands of the American public, understanding what the Trump mandate was. and just focusing on what the American public wants us to prioritize. I would say this, two things that are important to wrap your, for your audience to wrap your head around, and it's just the coolest thing.
Starting point is 01:02:17 I said earlier that we were proving you can protect the environment and grow the economy. On the one-year anniversary of President Trump's term in office, we released a list of our top 500 environmental actions from that first year. And that was a pace that we've only continued since. Because, like, conservatives, Democrats, Republicans, Republicans, and the pensions like all across the country. Americans want cleaner, safer, healthier, land, air, and water. I mean, like, that should be something we all agree on,
Starting point is 01:02:44 and we've been pushing out these massive winds every single day. At the same time, EPA has finalized, not just proposed, EPA has finalized over $1.6 trillion of deregulation now since we came in 20 months ago. We've done more deregulation. Trillion? $1.6 trillion. million dollars with a T has been finalized. I'm not saying I'm not talking about hey I have this great
Starting point is 01:03:13 idea of something we're going to do in the future I'm talking about we have finished the process of finalizing the deregulation that is more deregulation here at the Trump EPA in the last 20 months than you have ever seen across every agency combined when you look at past presidencies so we could do both and it's about right sizing the agency it's about heating that comment that demand for common helping grow our economy and protecting the environment while we're at it. You share a street, I think right across the street with what used to be USAID. And so I don't want to put you in front of the boss on any policies. But one of the first policies it was happening while we were together in D.C.
Starting point is 01:03:54 in those early days in the administration was USAID. It was getting shuttered. It was getting shuttered by Doge and President Trump approved of it. And now the results have been remarkable. I mean, it's almost a meme at this point, Mr. administrator. Perhaps like from the inside, could you tell us like, again, I think you share a building with USAID or you're right across the street, what used to be USAID. What was that? And how does that fit into the architecture of waste and abuse in the government? Well, you know, it's a funny thing you
Starting point is 01:04:26 talk about the real estate footprint. Yes, EPA shared a building with USAID, except EPA is not in that building anymore because I wanted to save the taxpayers $18 million a year. And by the way, you know, here's another interesting concept to, you know, to wrap your mind around. That was the nicest building that our employees were, were in. You'd say, like, well, why would you pull out of the building that is the newest and nicest building? Well, it was where we were paying the most amount of rent. So we pulled out of space because we want to save the most amount of money. USAID was in that space.
Starting point is 01:05:06 All of a sudden, you had this beautiful building that's relatively new here in Washington, D.C., with all sorts of emptiness in many different floors. And the decision was extraordinarily purposeful because we have a responsibility to be good stewards of tax dollars in all of our agencies, a zero-tolerance policy for any waste and abuse. That means if you came to me, Benny, and you said, hey, Lee, I have an idea on how to save a thousand dollars at your agency. I have an idea on how to save a million or a billion dollars. Like, whatever the number is, you have my full attention.
Starting point is 01:05:48 I spent 21 years in the military, retired last year, and I saw so many examples during my time in the military where we could be saving a little bit. I'll give you one example. Our unit goes to the range and we bring, let's say, say 1800 rounds of ammo. I'm sorry, let's say let's say this. Let's say we bring, let's say we bring 3,000 rounds of ammo. And let's say our unit qualifies with 1,200 rounds of ammo. Like, we're done. Our units, like we've done firing for the day. We went there to qualify. We've qualified. And now we have all this extra ammo. Now, the responsible thing for the taxpayer would be
Starting point is 01:06:26 that we bring all of this unspent ammo back so that some other unit can use so that they could go qualify. But instead, what we were doing, and gosh, man, this story is like, it's like 20 years ago. I remember I was on active duty at the time at Fort Bragg. What we did was we wasted on purpose. All of that extra ammo, because when you go back, you have to turn in only empty shell casings or the next time that you go out firing to qualify for a unit, instead of them giving you 3,000 rounds of ammunition, you know, they'll give you the 1,200 or the 1,500. Like, we need to start incentivizing savings in all agencies because every single dollar is precious to save.
Starting point is 01:07:13 It doesn't matter whether the idea saves $1,000 or it saves a billion dollars. You have my full attention. Just really quickly, what was USAID doing? What was that organization? Yeah, I probably want to defer to, you know, Secretary Rubio. under the you know and and uh russ vaught who's the director of omb i was so busy in epa world trying to save money uh like i might you know not be the best guy to tell you what u s a id was up to but i will say i will say when i was in congress i served on the house foreign affairs committee our
Starting point is 01:07:46 committee had jurisdiction over u s a id and i'll tell you tapping into that experience during those years um there was an extraordinary lack of accountability of taxpayer funds going abroad and and there were basic questions that I and the others as members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee like we didn't know where the money was going and by the way it wasn't just going out the door like as money it was going out in like with other things that were valuable that the original source was a US tax dollar so I mean this isn't some like new issue where all of a sudden you know everyone woke up here in the last you know 20 months under the
Starting point is 01:08:29 Trump administration and said, hey, let's start asking questions to USAID. And these questions were known during four years of the Biden administration. These questions were being asked for a long time. And the accountability wasn't there, though, until President Trump showed up. I know you have to run. Just a very quick question because it's the topic of today's show, Zoron Mandami. I know you're such a proud New Yorker. Zoron Mandami booed yesterday at October 7th Memorial in New York City, sort of a
Starting point is 01:08:57 Frankenstein's monster situation. and the mob was out for him, man. And, you know, I'm not sure he went to go eat at a Palestinian restaurant afterwards. The vibes are all along. Jim Rome takes on sports. Everybody pointed out the obvious Harbaugh connection and everybody, as it turns out, was right because 9 is officially now a New York giant. You know, you talk about selling low.
Starting point is 01:09:20 Even the 9 has got a fourth for Trey Lance. He's out of the building. We will take that fifth pick and we will surely turn it into something more valuable. than nine ever was to this organization. The Jim Rome Show podcast. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. It's very strange. I'm sure you have a take on it.
Starting point is 01:09:41 Maybe you can just take off your administrator hat and speak as a New Yorker here. Like, what's your take on all this? As you pointed out, and you said talking about him going to eat at a Palestinian restaurant afterwards, that mob was a mob showing up, you know, wearing Hamas bandanas, like chanting pro-Hamas propaganda. On October 7th, in New York City, like in America.
Starting point is 01:10:07 And like, there should not be anywhere in America, you know, people who are like Hamas propagandists. We shouldn't have people who are terrorist sympathizers. This is the greatest country in the history of the world. Right now we're having this conversation while there are men and women serving abroad, willing to lay down their life in a moment's notice have called upon in defense of our freedom and our liberty. We have people who serve to protect our streets, including in this case, you know, you have NYPD officers and others who want to ensure safe streets.
Starting point is 01:10:37 We should be able to go about enforcing the rule of law in this country and being able to have the safest, most secure country possible in every city, in every suburb, every rural community, anywhere in America, without anyone in law enforcement or in the public having to deal with pro-Hamas terrorist propagandists, who were out there. And it's just a wild point, you know, Benny, because at other times, you know, Zoroamam Dhani would get protested by others. By the way, including on October 7th, people were criticizing him for his comments
Starting point is 01:11:16 like on both sides of his statement. I don't know what kind of a needle he thread, but it seemed like nobody was backing up. Just about nobody was backing up what he had to say. But what is just crazy. yes, as a New Yorker and as a proud American, that we would have any terrorist sympathizers anywhere in this country acting out like that.
Starting point is 01:11:39 It's just wild to me. It shouldn't happen anywhere. No, it shouldn't. Hopefully it gets reduced with the USAID funding going down to zero. I think that props up a lot of it. And we've noticed there's no more migrant caravans. There's been a seven-for-seven sweep of right-wing governments in South America. The McRib is back. There's no more rap in building.
Starting point is 01:12:00 board top 100. I mean, defunding USAID has changed everything. Well, Benny, I'll give you one example. We canceled a $50 million grant here at the EPA last year that was going to Climate Justice Alliance. And Climate Justice Alliance says that the pursuit of climate justice runs through a free Gaza. And like, by the way, regardless of what anyone who's listening to this. The Grat-Tunberg? This is the Grat-Tunberg group. Is this the Grat-Tunberg group? It's not. But like, I'm sure they have posters of Greta, like, you know, on their walls and their ceilings of every room in their house.
Starting point is 01:12:38 But, but like, but, and regardless of what anyone thinks about, you know, Middle East foreign policy and politics, put that aside. Think of a U.S. tax dollar, $50 million worth going to a group that is saying that this pursuit of climate justice runs through, you know, it runs through Gaza, runs through the Middle East. Like, if you're going to spend a dollar of U.S. tax dollars in the name of remediating an environmental issue in the U.S., like, I'll tell you where there's a Superfund site. I can tell you where, like, you know, that there's water to, you know, like, that needs to get cleaned up or land that needs to get cleaned up. I mean, people care about pursuing cleaner, safer, healthier, land, air, and water. By the way, in America, like, that's where the U.S. tax dollar going through the EPA should go
Starting point is 01:13:28 towards, and that's been my focus. And also, not towards like administration, like the dollar going to some group, you know, that wants to like be an activist group. I'm talking about if a dollar is spent to remediate the environmental issue, which you go to actually remediating the environmental issue. Correct. Yes, exactly. Not to Stacey Abrams. To run for governor again. We all know how it all works. We're thankful for you, administrator. We know that you have to run. We appreciate your generous time here and we covered a lot of ground everybody follow lee zeldon here as the administrator of the environmental protection agency doing an unbelievable job uh thank you so much got speed yep see you benny all right ladies and okay there we go jerry yeah i go get training we get our training wheels
Starting point is 01:14:23 on okay okay oh boy uh what a uh what a what a lineup what an interesting uh what an interesting group of patriots that we call up for our show you should call patriots Every single patriot that you know, every single day. And you should tell them to vote. Straight ticket, Republican. As I will always say, certainly in this season, unless something changes, I don't see him changing. My vote is really not up for sale.
Starting point is 01:14:53 There is one party that has proven to me to be the party of disintegrationists, to be the party that wants to mutilate my children, that wants to lock me down and vaccinate. against our will that wants to steal the bread from my children's mouths, that wants to raid my home, that wants to censor me on social media, and then wants to flood my nation with people that are undeserving of our country, but that will destroy it, and they would like to rule over the ashes. They don't care if my city burns. They don't care if my street becomes uninhabitable, and they don't care if the young women, like what happens in England,
Starting point is 01:15:34 or raped streets happening all throughout England, and Europe, France, France is burning to ashes right now, not because of a student protest, but because of an Afro-Muslim protest, because that's 25% of the country. So they're asserting power. They're conquering France. There's one party, the Democrat Party,
Starting point is 01:15:55 that wants to do that to my nation. And so I'm saying no, we're not going to do that here. And we're going to vote for the party that wants the opposite of that, which is the Republican Party. Gas prices are too high, and I hate that. And so I also advocate for the end of the military activities in Iran. It's a tough part of the world, the part of the world burning two, because of topics that we covered actually on the program. But I'm not going to let the prices at the fuel pump deter me from those other fundamental elements of my civilization and culture. It's not revenge for gas prices to say, okay, 100,000 more Somalis get brought into my neighborhood.
Starting point is 01:16:54 Got them. Got them. Thank you. I'm glad I united with the left. Really glad I was pissed off. And guess what happens next? Gas prices go to $10 again. Do you think that the left?
Starting point is 01:17:08 Do you think these guys want to lower gas prices? Have you heard what they've said about fossil fuels? I'm not going to lower gas prices. These guys don't want affordability. Can you remember what happened with Joe Biden? They don't care. They have no care at all for you. And they'll replace.
Starting point is 01:17:28 you. We are the natural born children of this nation. They'll replace you with bastard children and they'll make sure that they have money. They'll make sure that they have food and shelter and you have nothing. That's the opposite of what it says in Deuteronomy when it talks about the foreigner coming to your land. If you allow the foreigner to come to your land in two greater numbers, it says in Deuteronomy, they will become your master. You will become their slave. They will have money and you won't have any to lend to them. You'll have nothing. And so, ladies and gentlemen, just so happens that is the verse of the day here. Very good. Why don't we pop it up here, our verse of the day, since we're on it already. From Deuteronomy, the foreigner who lives among you will rise above
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