The Daily Signal - Schumer Stalls, Sanders Steams, and Iran Warned | March 24, 2025
Episode Date: March 24, 2025On today’s Top News in 10 (OK, maybe Top News in 11), we cover: Sen. Sanders & Rep. AOC host far left rallies around the country as Sen. Schumer defends his place. Disney slumps at the box office.... Trump announces F-47 and suggests Iran dismantle its nuclear program. Keep Up With The Daily Signal Sign up for our email newsletters: https://www.dailysignal.com/email Subscribe to our other shows: The Tony Kinnett Cast: https://www.dailysignal.com/the-tony-kinnett-cast Problematic Women: https://www.dailysignal.com/problematic-women The Signal Sitdown: https://www.dailysignal.com/the-signal-sitdown Follow The Daily Signal: X: https://x.com/DailySignal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedailysignal/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDailySignalNews/ Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@DailySignal YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DailySignal Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheDailySignal Thanks for making The Daily Signal Podcast your trusted source for the day’s top news. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Senator Chuck Schumer says he's not going anywhere as Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative AOC host
Far Left rallies around the country. President Trump announces the 6th generation fighter jet the F-47 as his administration orders Iran to shut down its nuclear program or else.
I'm Tony Kennett from the Daily Signals Tony Kenned cast syndicated nationally at 7 p.m. Eastern.
It is Monday, March 24th, 2025.
Rub the sleep out of your eyes. This is the Daily Signal's top news in 10.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer remarked that he wouldn't be going anywhere.
Yesterday on the Sunday interview NBC News, meet the press with host Kristen Welker.
Bucking calls from members of his own party to step down after he voted to support the Republican continuing resolution to keep the government open.
All right. Well, I do want to move to some of the discussions on Capitol Hill.
Because of your decision leader Schumer last week to clear the way to pass a Republican funding bill and avoid a government,
down, you have faced calls from outside groups, even members of your own party to step aside
as minority leader. When asked about your future to town hall, Senator Michael Bennett said,
quote, it's important for people to know when it's time to go. Leader Schumer, are you feeling
pressure to step down? Look, I'm not stepping down. And let me just say this, Kristen. I knew when I
cast my vote against the C, against the government shutdown, that it would be, that there'd be a lot of
controversy. And there was. But let me tell you and your audience why I did it, why I felt was so important.
The CR was certainly bad, you know, the continuing resolution, but a shutdown would be 15 or 20 times
worse. Our plan, which we're united on, is to make Donald Trump the quickest lame duck in modern history
by showing how bad his policies are.
He represents the oligarchs, as I said.
He's hurting average people in every way,
and we are through oversight hearings,
we're exposing what he's doing,
through the courts, which I mentioned,
we've had some real success in,
through legislation,
and through organizing in all the districts
throughout the country,
so that I believe that when,
because the Republicans are already nervous,
you know, a lot of them said,
don't hold town hall meetings.
I believe by 2026, the Republicans in the House and Senate will feel like their rats on a sinking ship because we have so gone after Trump and all the horrible things he's doing and they will know it, see it, hate it, and act on it.
That's not the only Sunday news show on tap.
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who's been going around the country with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York on these fight-the-a-a-a-ligarchy-style rallies, appeared on ABC News.
news this week with Jonathan Carl. Sanders talked a little bit about what he suggested these
fight the oligarchy rallies were all about. Well, I hear you telling people out there fight back.
What do you mean, though? How do these people, how do they fight back? Well, it's the question.
We're working on it right now. But I think, first of all, coming here and showing the world
that Americans are not going to sit back and take what Trump is doing is a good step forward.
But obviously, what we need to do is what neither political party is capable of doing right now.
And that has developed a strong grassroots movement, prepared to run candidates, prepared to stand up and question candidates, demand responsibility from their elected officials to stand with working families and not just the 1%.
I've been covering you for a long, long time. I've heard you railing against millionaires and billionaires for a long time.
Hey, just what? Is it different? Turns out a few other people are catching on to that, right? I have been talking for many years about this country moving toward an oligarchy.
Sanders also praised President Trump's illegal immigration and fentanyl crackdowns.
Is there anything that you think Trump has done right?
Yeah, I mean, I think cracking down on fentanyl, making sure our borders are stronger.
Look, nobody thinks illegal immigration is appropriate.
When Carl asks Sanders about Sanders co-rally lead AOC, possibly becoming a member of the Senate
and effectively replacing Chuck Schumer, things got a little bit tense.
when I first came to the Congress in the House, I helped form the Progressive Court because we had five people at that time. Now they got close to 100. So you got a whole lot of good people. Alexandra is extraordinary. I am so impressed by her work in Congress and her just she inspires young people all over the country. Would you like to see her joining the Senate?
Right now we have as I said just a whole lot of people in the Congress. Okay, Jonathan, thanks. Wait, I got one more. I got one more. This is important. Well, I ask you, okay. You know, you want to do.
nonsense, do nonsense. No. I don't want to talk about inside the beltway stuff. I got 32,000 people.
I was just asking you about AOC because she was out there with you. Fine, but I don't want
to talk about this. What was the last question? I was just going to ask you one more question
about you. I mean, that's all. I was literally your last. What is your question? I mean, it's
easier to me. I mean, I want to ask you about your future. This is the biggest crowd you said
if you ran for president twice. This is the biggest crowd you've ever seen. Are we going to
see you run again? What's your, what's your future? Right now, I am very proud.
that the people of the state of Vermont sent me back to the Senate with 63% of the vote.
Right now, I'm Vermont Senator. That's what I do and I'm very happy to do it. I am 83 years of age,
and I'm tired. Jonathan Carl did not ask Senator Bernie Sanders about the vandalism and domestic
terror incidents surrounding Teslas from far-left activists around the country, angry at Tesla's
owner Elon Musk over the Department of Government Efficiency. While pundits politicians in late-night talk,
show hosts on the left have insisted the firebombing of Tesla's dealerships charging stations
and the doxing of Tesla owners is simply boycotting. The accepted definition for terrorism
is still the use of targeted systemic violence to intimidate and or coerce to produce political
change. In direct contrast, many Americans did participate in an objectively defined boycott
over the weekend by not going to see Disney's live-action Snow White film in theaters, which only
raked in $43 million in total. It was expected to make at least $45 to $48 million a lower than average
estimate, according to industry experts. Both its controversial cast and the rewriting of the
1937 classic animated story drew heavy criticism from Americans, leading to a script rewrite and then
a delayed release, though it doesn't appear to have helped. In case you're curious, when adjusted
for inflation, Disney's re-release of its 1937 Snow White broke $93 million in its first weekend in
1993. President Trump made shockwaves, no pun intended, over the weekend when he announced
the United States' sixth-generation fighter jet, the F-47.
The F-47 will be the most advanced, most capable, most lethal aircraft ever built.
An experimental version of the plane has secretly been flying for almost five years, and we're confident
that it massively overpowers the capabilities of any other nation.
There's no other nation.
We know every other plane.
I've seen every one of them.
And it's not even close.
This is at next level.
You know, level five is good.
This is level six, they say.
The F-47 is equipped with state-of-the-art stealth technology.
It's virtually unseeable and unprecedented power.
It's got the most power of any jet of its kind ever made.
The F-47, a stealth fighter from the NGAD program, is to be produced by Boeing instead of Lockheed Martin,
and is expected to have a top flight speed between Mach 2 and 2.5 with its two engines.
Comparatively, the Chinese Chengdu J-36 announced by Beijing earlier this year as its sixth-generation fighter bomber
is reportedly capable of those speeds with its three engines, though that hasn't yet been observed.
I'd cut to clips comparing the two aircraft, but I'm really trying to stay away from CIA black sites this week.
FBI director Cash Patel is reportedly planning to either reassign or lay off over 1,000 agents
from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms the agency the federal government has used
to enforce federal gun laws in the United States, as well as gun running scandals to the Mexican
drug cartels during the Obama administration.
On CBS News Face the Nation yesterday, White House National Security Advisor Mike Walsh announced
that the United States is seeking the full dismantlement of the Iranian nuclear program.
Can you clarify, is the U.S. seeking the dismantlement of Iran's nuclear program or verification like what President Obama put in place back in 2015 and President Trump pulled out of?
Full dismantlement. Iran has to give up its program in a way that the entire world can see.
And this is, look, as President Trump has said, this is coming to a head.
All options are on the table. And it is time for Iran to walk away completely.
completely from its desire to have a nuclear weapon.
And they will not and cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapons program.
That's enrichment that is weaponization and that it's strategic missile program.
Can you only imagine?
We've seen the death and destruction that they're doing through its proxies between Hezbollah,
the Assad regime, the Houthis, and what have you.
If they had nuclear weapons, the entire Middle East would explode in an arms race.
That is completely unacceptable to our national security.
I won't get into what the back and forth has been, but Iran is in the worst place it has been from its own national security since 1979, thanks to Hezbollah, Hamas, the Assad regime, and its own air defenses being taken out by the Israelis.
So there's still a chance for diplomacy?
Well, of course. I mean, the president has all options on the table, but we want to be clear.
This isn't some kind of, you know, kind of tip for tat that we had under the Obama administration or Biden.
This is the full program. Give it up or there'll be consequences.
And that's not all. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is beginning to look at whether food stamps and welfare can be spent on unhealthy products like soft drinks and might be considering a ban on pharmaceutical advertising on television.
But you'll need to check the description below to make sure you're subscribed to the Tony Kennedcast so you can join us tonight at
7 p.m. Eastern for a closer look at those controversies. I'm Tony Kinnett and this has been the Daily
Signals, Top News in 10. Take care.
