The Trish Regan Show - BREAKING: Mamdani Finished?! NYC REVOLTS After Mayor Threatens Netanyahu Arrest

Episode Date: July 21, 2026

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And we're live early here. I'm across the pond today over in Italy, but you know, I didn't want to miss this opportunity to come to you because some of the things I'm hearing from people here, some of the things that I'm seeing back in New York City, it's actually all related right now. What did the president tell you on Thursday night last week? He told you that there were foreign actors, foreign influence at work, and that that was having an effect on things. And he's trying to secure things, hence the need for the Save Act right about now. all kind of starts to interweave together, because you've got Mamdami on the one hand doing his little thing. Perhaps with the influence of Iran, you want to talk about a foreign actor, right? Getting somehow involved. He's the guy that tried to set up a meeting.

Oh, his staffed it. His staffed it. And he's claiming innocence. Well, that happens alongside us getting news from him that he actually wants to arrest Netanyahu. Mm-hmm. And I'll tell you this. This may be the gift that actually finally gets rid of him.

Because New York, you know, I don't know what. I don't know what people were thinking. Sometimes I'm like, you know, it's hard for me to have a lot of sympathy for you all because you put this guy in a position of power. However, however, that position of power is weakening as we speak. And it's weakening for Mamdami in New York City. It's weakening for Tala Rico in Texas. It's weakening, despite Elizabeth Warren's endorsement,

or perhaps because of it, consider the fact that she doesn't have a very good track record, with El Saeed out in Michigan, and it's weakening with the elites here in Europe. You got Starmour out, and Andy Berman, who's probably even worse in, and I think it's going to actually lead to a kind of revolution. dare I say in New York City.

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Listen, Mamdami may have finally done it. Mamdami might have actually sealed his fate with this one. Mamdami is trying to have some kind of insurrection. I mean, we knew he was a little gray-gray. but now he's doing something that would actually be totally at odds with the federal government and totally overstepping his bounds to the point where a New York City Councilwoman is saying, this is kind of what, she used the term soft insurrection. Okay, it's soft now, but at what point does it get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger?

This is a guy who's outwardly defying ice, a guy who's now calling for the arrest of one of our allies. I mean, one of our allies. Let's go to him. Mamdami here talking to the New York Times, of course, the New York Times in their little podcast saying, what he thinks should happen. Last question on this topic. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is perhaps planning to visit New York for the UN General Assembly.

You pledged during your campaign and after you won to order his arrest to comply with the international criminal court warrant. What will happen if he comes in September? I believe that Prime Minister Netanyahu belongs in the Hague. He's a war criminal who has been charged by the international. criminal court and what you will find is that is an opinion that is held by many purely because of what his actions have wrought over these last many years. I've also said that I will follow the laws that we have here in New York City because

I believe that there is an importance in following the law as a leader who presides over our city and that's something that I plan to do. Meaning I'm sorry I don't understand what that means. Meaning that whatever the law allows me to do in New York City that's what we will do, but we won't be writing our own laws to that end. What does the law allow you to do? That's an active conversation with our legal department in seeing what the prospects are we have here in our municipality.

However, what we've seen at the national level is a desire sometimes to write your own laws, to go outside of the bounds of legality. That's not something we have an interest in. I mean, normally when people come to a UN General Assembly, they're granted a sort of amnesty because it is the seat of the United Nations. Is that what you're thinking that you'll honor?

or you're actively looking to see if you can actually arrest him? I think we are looking at all of our legal obligations, and one of them is with regards to the United Nations. But the other part of this is we're not talking about a personal assessment of Benjamin Netanyahu. We're talking about the international criminal court and the fact that they have a warrant out for this prime minister's arrest.

And I think it's important to talk about the weight that that has as a charge. And also that as the mayor of New York City, I'll be following the laws of New York City. Okay. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Okay. So I told you he was great. Craig. You know he's great, Craig. I mean, I don't know why the heck.

They have way too many Brooklyn hipsters apparently voting in that last election cycle. But he may not survive this. I mean, that's the reality. Because let's not forget the demographics that make up New York City. And I realize, you know, a lot of people, maybe they want to hate their faith. And, yeah, I'm not going to just. judge. I'm not going to judge. I can't figure out why you guys elected him, okay? As somebody who lived in New York City for many, many years myself, for years, for decades, multiple decades, okay? I do not

understand it. I can only thank the Lord that I'm out of there, and I never want to go back. But, yeah, Vicki Palladino, she's on the New York City Council, and she's kind of buttonheads with this guy, and I love her. Like, I really love this woman. I want you to see her reaction, because she is calling it a soft insurrection. I think it's a little bit more than soft, because I actually think for him to come out and say this on the heels of all the other things that he's done. You know, I'm going to freeze rents. Well, what do you think? Rents are going way up in New York City because he's freezing them, because no builder is going to build anything knowing that you're not going to make any profit out of it. He is trying to convert New York City, the financial

capital of the world into some kind of socialist utopia that would never even exist. So he's over before it's even started, right? Like he doesn't know what he's doing. He's an idiot. He's young. He couldn't get into the school his own dad taught at, even though he marked off that he was African-American in his application. So nobody said he was a rocket scientist, but Vicki's got it going on, and she just levels him here. Levels him here. Watch. An act of soft act of insurrection. He's really pushing his luck here tremendously. He doesn't know what he's talking about, but unfortunately he thinks that he is above it all. He is the mayor of the city of New York. He has got no right to do what he's going to do, but listen,

let's not take this lightly. You know, this is not a joke. The idea that a mayor of New York city or any city actually thinks he has power over and above what he does, and he wants to come across like this king, let's just say, or the superior leader of us all, is absolute nonsense. And, you know, I hope, I really do hope, because this could be just what we need to get this communist out. He's pushing it. But the biggest thing for me is I don't want anybody to take this lightly. Do not take this lightly. His moves are calculated.

He's not going to get away with it. But the fact remains is that a mayor, 34 years old, no experience whatsoever at all. and the people he surrounds himself with he's sitting and he believes Netanyahu should be in the hog? Give me a break. I told you to do. It's great, right? Hopefully you guys can hear me okay.

I'm going to get closer and closer to the microphone, closer and closer to the camera. Anyway, Vicky is like, you know, we were over him before. He wiped Little Italy off the map, you know, because you're going to have Little Palestine in on there. Little Palestine.

But no, Little Italy. He's just not going over well, shall we say, with most in New York. But, you know, it makes sense that he would take out Little Italy and put in Little Palestine. I mean, I didn't see a little Israel or anything in there. I mean, the Irish are upset, the Jews are upset, the Italians are upset, everybody's upset. Because somehow he prefers a different group of people. And I think there's a lot of prejudice from him that's going into the selection of these different groups of people to the point where you're remaking maps.

I mean, it's totally nuts. But don't forget, this is the guy who all along has failed to recognize Israel. In fact, this is something he said during his campaign or ahead of his campaign, I want to go to a podcast he was on, just very quickly show you, because you're going to get inside his head. And when I put this together with what he's saying now, with what allegedly could have just happened, not allegedly, forgive me, did happen. Okay, when I say it could have happened, he nearly had a meeting with Iran. I mean, his office went out and scheduled a meeting with Iran. This is unbelievable. But again, it gets back to what the president was saying with foreign intel, corrupting the system.

Corrupting the system. And Mamdami, you know, he's got a bias that's well on display. Don't kid yourself. This guy is what he is. For so many people, Israel is not a place. It is not a country. it's an idea. And you see that in so many politicians' answers

to the questions around Israel, is their answers were written 20, 30 years ago. They speak to a reality that does not exist. He wants to think about it differently now. It's a place, not a place. It's an idea. He said, well, he's not a fan of Israel, okay? Like, that's very clear.

He is a fan of communism. He is a fan. I mean, he'll call it socialism, but let me tell you. He's a commie. Okay, like he is a commie. He wants grocery stores that are government-run. He doesn't care who it puts out of business. He doesn't want a system that has actually created the world's greatest economy on Earth. The biggest, greatest economy we've ever known. I mean, he wants to throw all that out the window to, like, turn us into Venezuela. And by the way, don't kid yourself. This kind of stuff can happen. I mean, he can't be president so far as we know but who's to say he's not going to change the Constitution who's to say Ilhan Omar is not going to change the Constitution or Rashida Taleb or Elizabeth Warren and El Saeed who she's championing right now

I mean you've got a group of radicals that want to throw away everything that we have that is so great and then Mamdami who thinks that he He has the power to arrest the Prime Minister of Israel. You've got to be kidding me. I mean, at that point, why do you have a federal government, right?

He thinks that he's more important than the federal government. Well, you know, he got a little bit schooled by Mike Walts, the UN ambassador. I mean, I saw in the comments, one of you guys is saying, well, he has immunity. Of course he does. And let's not forget, Israel's our ally, okay? Like, you're not going to come to the United States of America. with Donald Trump in the Oval Office and have Mamdami arresting him. So this is nonsense. Okay, Mayor Mamdami, Ambassador Mike Walts, writes, here's why your threat to arrest PM,

Prime Minister Netanyahu in New York City during the UN meeting is not going to happen. So there's a General Assembly in September. Not going to happen. One, the U.S. is not party to the Rome statute that underlies the ICC. Two, the UN headquarters agreement grants diplomatic protections to visiting heads of government. That's what we were just talking about. Three, head of state immunity applies, also what we were talking about. And four, federal authority trumps,

pun intended, any local mayor's wishes. Did not, duh, right? Because otherwise, we would have real, total bedlam. You can't go around arresting whoever you think you ought to be arresting when the federal government is the one that decides our foreign policy. I mean, this is why,

why, Vicky's right. Vicki's right. Vicki Palladino's saying, you know, this is a soft interaction. I mean, I think it's more than soft, though. I think this guy's heading in direction. I combined this with what he did on the Iran front, trying to get his staff to have a meeting. And I listened again to this apology this morning

because I'm like, you know, what did he really say? Was he trying to wiggle his way out of it? And as I listen to this, I want to play it again for you. I know we talked about it last week, but listen to this because he actually doesn't seem that apologetic about it. He said it was his staffer's job and is her job to have all these relations, these foreign relations. And so he didn't have a problem really.

I mean, he doesn't come down on her. And don't forget, she still has a gig. He didn't fire her. I don't think she's been reprimanded. He's just like, oh, yeah, no, well, you know, it happened. It was an error, blah, blah, blah. We're moving on. Listen.

My question for you is, recent reporting showed that the International Affairs Commissioner Anna Maria Artila was trying to meet with Iran's ambassador. Thoughts on her coordinating that meeting without your awareness. Also, what do you see Archilla's role as the Commissioner of International Affairs? Is she supposed to be making these types of foreign policy, I guess, decisions behind your back?

I mean, your reaction to that. And also, sorry, did you see the Grand Platner video and your thoughts on that? No, I haven't seen the video. I want to be clear on your first question. That meeting did not take place. It will not take place. And I did not know about it until there was a press inquiry regarding it.

And when it comes to the work of our commissioner and our International Affairs Office, it's to ensure that as we are a city of the world, that we are also there to meet with leaders from across the world, the focus is always on our city and our relationship. Thank you. Wait. You get it? He's like, we're a city of the world. We got to talk to everyone.

I mean, he's not really that apologetic. We're at war, okay? We've lost two American soldiers. That happened over the weekend. We're at war. And Mamdami and his staff are out trying to have meetings with the country we're at war with. while our ally, he's trying to arrest you.

Understand this is, I mean, this guy is one big. I'm keeping it clean, okay? I'm going to keep it clean because I could really go off on this one. And you know it takes a lot to get me there. Anyway, here are the foreign, ooh, I'm really close to the camera now. I got it back away from the mic. Anyway, foreign interference assessment. Look, Russia, Iran, China, that's what they all came out and said.

Okay, so China, biggie, biggie, biggie. I guarantee you. China and Iran, those are my big use that I'm most concerned about. And then I learn, okay, the top Mamdami official is trying to meet with Iran just as this loser. And he's such a loser. I mean, just, I hate to resort to that, but he just makes me want to vomit. And when I think of how he's trying to destroy such a phenomenal city, it really makes me want to vomit twice. Anyway, he's out there trying to meet with Iran, allowing his staffer to have set this up. You know, Marco killed it.

The State Department got wind of it and said, guys, it's over. Well, simultaneously thinking he can arrest Netanyahu, you understand how bonkers this is. And yet this is where we're heading. Okay, so we've got a lot of concerns here. You've got a big rise of the left, a big rise of extremism. and it's being seen where I am right now, here in Europe, of course they've always been pretty lefty over here, but also back at home, oh, we had Graham Platner in Maine,

winner that he was, and then we got this guy, Said. Elizabeth Warren's coming out in full force for Said, El Saeed, El Saeed, who wants to, oh, you guessed it, get rid of ice, right? Open borders, open borders all the way, baby, right? How old are we going to get elected? Anyway, I want to get to him talking about that, and of course, blaming Israel, because you've got to throw that one in for good measure, right? But before that, Elizabeth Warren out today with a big push for her new guy.

She's got a new man. I'm endorsing Abdul El-Said for Senate in Michigan. Abdul is the only candidate in this race not taking corporate money, and he's fighting to get money out of politics altogether. Abdul studied to be a doctor and he's fighting for every single American to have affordable, high-quality health care. Abdul has been a card-carrying union member and he's fighting for working people. That's why he's endorsed by the United Auto Workers and he's growing a movement of working

people all across Michigan. And that's why I'm endorsing Abdul. He is the fighter Michigan needs in the Senate. deserve a senator who will fight for you, not for special interests running millions of dollars in TV ads to buy this seat. And make no mistake, Abdul is the only candidate in this race who can build the grassroots movement needed to win in November. For money in your pocket to get money out of politics and deliver Medicare for all. Michigan, let's get this done. Boom. Okay, healthcare for all. That'll work out real well, just like it has, again, everywhere else in the world.

Guess who has number one health care? Guess where everybody goes for health care? It would be the United States of America because we actually have da-na-da-da capitalism in place. But El-Said, Mamdami, Platner, her former golden boy until he wasn't. You know, she loves them all. She loves every single, this guy, Said, okay? Here he is on ice, and then, you know, I mentioned he'd throw in a little swipe at Israel for a good measure. Take a listen. If not ice, how would we, how should we, how could we deal with the estimated millions of people in this country that didn't come through the proper channels, that we don't necessarily know who they are or where they are. I'm going to start with you, Dr. El-Sahed, with 60 seconds. What do we do with that situation? Besides I want to be clear, I went to Minneapolis at the height of Project Metro Surge.

I watched as our government laid siege to a city in our own country. It was awful to see. ICE is not about immigration. Ice is not about the southern border. I was on nearly the northern border. Ice is about normalizing paramilitary force on our streets. I've been clear that you can't reform ice. You can't retrain ice.

You have to abolish ice. Whoa! All right. He also, forgive me, the dig at Israel, was, you know, he started going on about foreign money, this, that, and the other. It's like, whoa, no. Maybe you're getting China money, Iran money? I don't know. I really don't know. I mean, this is what they've got to look into, by the way. Hassan Piker, right, the influencer that is streaming all the time. He sounded recently after a trip to Cuba that seems to have been

sponsored by China to sound a little bit alarmed. And he was saying, well, they're really trying to go after so-and-so. Neville Singhman. They're not really trying to go after me. And that's fair to say, I mean, look, you know, freedom of speech, right? You can get out there and stream whatever you want. I do question at what point, though, are you acting as a foreign agent if you're taking any kind of money from one of these foreign countries? And so I, you know, maybe they want to go after Neville. I know they want to go after Neville. That's actually very, very public. Are they using Hassan to get to him? I don't know. But again, Saeed, he becomes like, you know, one of the people that this Hassan piker hold up on some kind of pedestal. And again,

as the president said on Thursday night, you got to be leery of this stuff. You just have to be. I want to show you a clip of Catherine Herod. She talked about it actually on News Nation. Catherine is a great reporter. I worked with her at Fox. And she was always just sort of very, very, on the straight and narrow. You rarely knew her politics. I mean, I didn't know her politics. I still don't know her politics. She's just very, very fair and unbiased in her reporting. And I want to go to her assessment of what the president said. And think about it within the context of what we're talking about with El-Said, Elizabeth Warren, AOC, and Mamdami.

So first, just your reaction to the president's announcement tonight. Well, I think it's a very significant announcement, not only what he said, but the fact that they are releasing these documents so that we can really fact-check the claims we heard this evening. I've been digging into the documents already, and I found this November 2020 email, and it specifically states, it's a conversation among intelligence officials. It specifically states that they have, quote,

deliberately massaged one of our pending PDBs, that's the president's daily brief, to avoid any direct links to the election, and that is consistent with my reporting. I understand the whistleblower complaint alleged, I think we're now seeing it in the emails, that there was an intentional effort to suppress intelligence

about China's influence operations. And this was, Katie, like a massive effort, what they call a multi-domain operation. That means trade. It means diplomacy. It means open-source information. It means social media. So all the levers of power China had

to influence the U.S. elections. And you're reporting. You've said that a senior intelligence official emphasized to you that in 2020, China was not held to the same standard as Russia and other adversaries, including North Korea, Iran, and proxies like Hezbollah, and that the Chinese influence operations were consistently downplayed while Russia's were routinely amplified. You also talked about this whistleblower who was reportedly retaliated against for trying to bring this information to light. So in the summer of 2020,

as we're heading into the election, in the intelligence community, there were indicators of this Chinese influence operation. Influence operations means that you're trying to affect the outcome of how people vote or their sentiment about a presidential candidate. It's different than an interference operation, which is penetrating voting roles and voter systems. And this whistleblower was raising the alarm about the influence operation, and then suddenly it all was suppressed.

My understanding is that some of their reports, there were in officials' own handwriting that they wanted everything out that could help President Trump in his reelection. So there was clear evidence of political and personal bias, and intelligence is supposed to be neutral. So what we heard tonight from the president

is an allegation that this intelligence was suppressed in order to harm him, and now we're seeing documents already which back up those claims. What we just heard was it? I just have to say that was an important assessment that she had because so many people want to go out in a media. I mean, look at what the media did.

The media wouldn't even cover it. They wouldn't even take him live on many of the networks. You saw all that play out. And we talked about that on Friday because, yes, the FCC is looking at the view and looking at ABC and not because of that reason. But, you know, again, it was telling. And they don't have to take. By the way, you know, the rules are such that they don't have to take every single one of those. but they didn't take it because they don't agree with that assessment.

I think that Catherine is actually very fair in her approach, and I think she's a great reporter, and so I think it's important to consider what she's saying, that there is some there there, there is some there there. So if you have, and like, look, we weren't born yesterday, right? We're all realists in the room. I mean, China would be crazy, not to take aim at us, not to try and divide us. It's so freaking easy, too, right?

Like, you can do that all day and really succeed. And they had TikTok, and believe me, they used TikTok. And I realized that, you know, what? The latest report out of Biden was, oh, China thought about it but didn't want to do it. I mean, I can just tell, like, looking at TikTok, what gets through, what doesn't get through. I'm pretty sure they're trying to divide us. I mean, I just, let me just say I have a hunch. But anyway, you know, you think about Elizabeth Warren and now she's doubling down on Said.

Why? Because Saeed is going to get more hits on TikTok, because Mamdami is going to get hits on TikTok, because do you understand that that is an influence bot operation, bots that are trying to put out information to try and spin all of you? I mean, that's why you really have to make your own decisions out there. And you get this, Saeed, who claims he's a doctor, claims he's a physician, forgive me. He went to medical school, that's it. He didn't pass his medical boards. He never worked in a hospital. He's got no qualifications. He's lying through his teeth. I mean, finally, he goes on some liberal podcast

and they catch him in the whole thing. And I think it's funny because we heard Elizabeth Warren say, oh, you know, he's great. He's a doctor. He's actually not a practicing doctor, even though he put physician all over his application in his Senate campaign there for the Senate job in Michigan. Listen to him get called out.

It's kind of funny. You got attacked by your rivals for calling yourself a physician, not just a doctor, even though you don't have a valid state medical license in New York or Michigan, which apparently is what you need legally to call yourself a physician. Do you wish you'd just stuck to calling yourself a doctor,

which you are, to avoid all of this controversy and attacks on your physician status? You know, at the end of the day, it's not about whether or not I'm a physician or a doctor. The question is, can you see a doctor? It's not about my education. It's about whether or not your kid gets a good at education. So I'm just not spending time.

But people would say it's also about, did you tell the truth? Well, I would say that I would say that I was the health director for the city Detroit. I've done more to provide more people health care or eliminate their medical debt than most doctors have done in their practice career. Okay, so you're not a physician.

Even though you told the voters, you're a physician. Oh, and then he wouldn't release his taxes. He said, ah, it's complicated. I guess he had like $600,000 an income off of something. So, you know, no wonder it's complicated. It's kind of complicated when you're economy making 600 gay. Like that gets complicated pretty darn fast. But he's Elizabeth Warren's pick.

So think about this. You get sort of status quo, elite Dems, from Bernie Sanders to Elizabeth Warren coming out for the upstart. Saeed, just like they would love to come out for Mamdami. You see, there's basically taking over of the party that I think is going to be very problematic. All that said, don't get that. too excited yet. Said, Elizabeth does not have a good track record. Just consider what she had to say

about Mr. Platner. I am here because Washington needs fighters and Graham Platner is the fighter we need. You bet. I said to myself, that's my kind of man. Because that is a man who not only has the values, but a man who believes in accountability. And we need a little accountability coming out of Washington. It's like she can't help herself. It just keeps getting worse and worse and worse, right? So now consider that. And again, let's just listen to a little brief part of the Saeed part.

I'm endorsing Abdul L. Saeed for Senate in Michigan. Abdul is the only candidate in this race not taking corporate money, and he's fighting to get money out of poverty. politics altogether. Abdul's studied to be a doctor. And he's fighting for. Okay, she had to be really careful on that. He studied to be a doctor.

He's not actually a practicing physician. He just went to school. You know, that's another thing about commies. They love going to school. I mean, you just get degree after degree after degree. They have degrees and gender studies and probably transgender studies right now. You can keep going and going and going. This guy like medical school, never bothered to practice medicine,

and yet lied to the voters. And now he's doing a big giant tour. It's like a rock concert. Look at that. Abdul El-Said, Bernie Sanders, and AOC. They're taking the show on the road. You see, this is where they think the traction is. And the traction's there because China wants it to be there,

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It's a dollar a month. You can sign up for a dollar a month for the first two months. It goes to $9.95 thereafter. Use code word dollar deal, L-L-L-A-R. 76 research. com. The left has gotten so crazy, though. I mean, they're, they're so out in left field that they're even losing some of their core constituents, like Tinsletown. I mean, Bill Maher, he kind of surprised me over the weekend. He came out and said, I'm done. I'm out of here. This party, not for me anymore. Not for me. Listen to this on ABC. Democrats are cowardly. Yeah. They're cowardly. Their party is being taken over now by, you know, Every day I hear about a new, very radical.

I feel very good about 10 whenever years ago, like I did lose fans because, you know, I wasn't going to go along with some of this crazy stuff on the left, too. I didn't change really on what I thought about the right, but just I can't sit and just not notice stuff, which people seem to want to do because it's all about my team or your team. But yeah, there's some crazy stuff. you know, when we're cheering for the Intifada, I got a cut, I'm out. Well, I don't know if you saw Jay Clayton, his nominee to be the head director of National.

Did you see that? He said, when we're cheering for the infatatat, well, you know what I mean? I'm out. I don't even want to say it. There you go. Yeah. So, I think you're going to see more and more of that. He said he would vote for Vance.

That was another question they asked. So if Bill Maher is increasingly coming over to the right, and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders and AOC have all the energy on the left with this El Saeed guy and Mamdami guy and Ilhan Omar, then you're going to see a very different situation, a really different situation. and I hope, hopefully that shows a rise in conservatism because we're going to fight back against it. You're already seeing Europe starting to fight back against it because it's not working. It certainly hasn't worked for them. By the way, you know what is working?

Gold, gold. I mean, it's not at the 4,800 it was, right? But you know who's been buying gold as it's gone down? China. Unbelievable story. I thought this was really, really interesting. just buying more than they've ever bought. Take a look at this. Bloomberg had this story a couple of weeks ago.

China's Central Bank bought more gold in June. That makes me feel better about all the gold I buy, extending the longest buying streak since at least 2015 and underscoring a commitment to diversifying its reserves, despite volatility in bullion prices. Bullion held by the People's Bank of China rose by 480,000 troy ounces to 75.4 million ounces last month. According to new data released on Tuesday,

this would be of the week of July 7th. the purchase is the biggest since October 2023 and brings the buying streak to 20 months. So they've been buying more than they've ever bought since 2015. And they're doing it. Why? They're doing it because I think they want to diversify away from the U.S. dollar, frankly. I think they want to limit our ability to have any kind of power over them, which is why it's really interesting when you see what's going on in the Middle East

and you see us trying to make maybe some new friends. think about Kuwait, the UAE, we're offering a credit line to the UAE. Is this all part of us being strategic and saying, okay, where is the future? Are these going to be new buyers of dollars in the future? Because we need buyers of dollars, right? And look, I realize there are the Ron Pauls out there that don't ever want to be the hegemonic power of the world and don't ever want the U.S. dollar to be the world's reserve currency. me, I'm king dollar, because whoever controls the purse strings of the world, kind of controls

the world, okay? And I'd rather be in control than have China in control, but you know, China's no fool. That's why it's going to gold. If you're interested in buying gold, go to Trish loves gold and silver.com. My friends over at KEPM, you know Dr. Kirk. He comes on this show now and then, and Dr. Kirk and his team will help you out. Really great group, very, very transparent on prices. So go check them out. Trish loves gold and silver. Don't forget silver.com. So Tala Rico is another example. James Tala Rico, you know him right down in Texas. He's trying to win there, the Senate seat there. We got El Saeed in Michigan. We get Tala Rico in Texas. And he's actually up against it right now. He's up against it because Jasmine Crockett, who's supposed to be his buddy, buddy, may have actually done him in a little bit.

You see, Jazzy thinks that she can't win because she's black, right? That's her latest line. And he's now getting kind of a lot of pushback from Texas voters, which makes me wonder if these two things are connected. Maybe they're not. But I'll tell you, Jazzy's not helping him. She's not helping her party. It's every man for themselves right now in Texas after Jazzy said this.

You see, a lot of haters got a lot of things. to say about me and my race and how I ran it, but the reality is that there was a lot of racist, not a lot, it was racist, it was a racist race, it is what it is, right? But we live in America as y'all are celebrating 250, okay? We know what this country is. So you say here, you answer her questions. Okay, wait, before we get to that, she said it was a racist race. So this is going to make it a little bit harder for Tala Rico, which by the way is good news for those of us that don't want to see somebody like Jimmy Talleyico, little Jimmy, getting elected. Ken Paxson is awesome. I've known him for many, many years, and he's willing to take on these

tough subjects, right? I mean, he was willing to put up a wall when the Biden government was tearing it down, and he was willing to take on those battles. Well, well, I think that this kind of rhetoric from Jasmine Crockett is going to actually help Ken Paxton. Tala Rico is facing an uphill battle in part because voters don't necessarily trust him. Jazzy told him not to. So you stay here, you answer our questions for the suffered the Congress. So I'm happy to engage. We'll come to here just a second.

I appreciate you being here and I appreciate you traveling in. and I appreciate you. That's wonderful. I think that's wonderful. And it's all right. It's all right. It's all right. This is what this conversation is supposed to be about.

Yeah. So, one, I want to want to do. So I appreciate you. I appreciate. Okay, Jimmy Boy, glad to know you appreciate it. I've got to get closer to this, Mike. I realize that, guys, we'll fix it for tomorrow. This is the problem.

I'm on the road. I'm improvising as I go. But listen, Jimmy, you're going to have a tough time. I think it's, you know, and I also think that most people, most Americans do not, fundamentally do not trust socialism. And this is the direction they keep taking us in. And so it's good news, right? It's kind of, you know, Jazzy's doing us a favor here. It's good news that nobody is willing to trust this stuff because, look, you have only to look around the globe and see how miserably it's failed. Everyone. I look today at the UK, Starmer is out. He is out. He went and sat down with Prince Charles because apparently that's what you're going to do. You're going to have the Prince, forgive me, King, King, King, King, sign off on it. You see how much I know about my royals, right?

But he's got to get the king to sign off on this. He says, oh gosh, you know, we did everything we could do. My work here is done. Here is one of the headlines coming to us from Reuters this morning. Big story overseas here where I am. My work is done. He delivered a short farewell address. It wasn't as dramatic as the other one. He was crying last time when he was leaving. And he is out of there. You know what? In a way, he might be a little bit relieved. I'll tell you, Donald Trump warned him. He really warned him. He said, you know what, you've got to actually fix your fix your fixation. Okay, he didn't actually say those words. My words, not Trump's. But he said, you got to get you got to ditch the windmills, for goodness sakes, buddy boy. You got to start drilling. You got the oil.

Start drilling for it because your problem is energy and your other problem is immigration. And immigration is causing economic challenges. We just saw the study, speaking of Texas that we were talking about earlier, out of the Dallas Fed saying, hey, you're having problems with your real estate being so inflated with prices going up, up in a way because you get all the immigration that came in. And they did this direct correlation. to the influx of people coming into the country, undocumented, and the price of a home. And the same thing's going on in the UK. So you've got housing prices that are out of control.

Prices in general are out of control. And it's in part because it's had this unbridled kind of, you know, come one, come all approach to things because that's what the globalists want. That's what the globalists do. And it's gotten to the point of no return. They can't actually handle this anymore. Well, Andy Burnham, he says he's got the prescription. He's going to fix it all.

He can do this. He's going to somehow shore up this all and get prices under control. Good luck, Andy. I'm interested to see. I got to point out, this is what, the seventh prime minister in a decade? What the heck has happened? What a miserable, terrible place now. They got to fix this.

And this is not going to be the answer because it's more liberalism. You're going to have to get a real conservative in there. Where's Margaret Thatcher when we need her, right? And we will take power out of here. Forgive me. I think I got clipped. Unfortunately, as you know, dead anyway. Back to Andy Burnham, who thinks he's going to save the day.

And we will take power out of here and carry it into every postcode in the land so that they can do more. And in doing more, build a new economy, where we put life's essentials back under stronger public control to make them affordable. to you again, re-industrialising Britain using public procurement to back British industry. Later this year, I will bring forward a new plan for Britain, a 10-year plan, laying out a path from where we are now to where I believe we all want Britain to be, to be, wherever we're coming from, whatever party we support. But I can do something to give people some breathing space now, some help with the cost of living. And I will set out some of those measures starting tomorrow, including how we pay for them.

We will help more young people into work by changing the education system. giving them more support, more mental health support. And we will build more council homes. That is the fair and sustainable way to bring the welfare bill down, to meet our fiscal rules and to honor our commitments on defense. I'm sorry, I can't take it. I mean, they just keep making the same mistake over and over and over and over again. You know what, guys, it's not working.

It's really not worked in Europe. you got to get away from the socialism, all right? Away from, you're heading in the direction of full-on communism. I see your comments, guys. You guys are like, he's worse. He's so much worse than Stormer. He's like a full-on commie. I get it, okay?

So they're going to have more problems. He is worse than Starmer. This is something that Nile Gardner, great, great guy. I've interviewed him many times over the years. He's British, so he's got that going on, right? He's British, so he probably has a little more perspective than I do. Although, you know, I do have my own sensibility. and I have spent some time there.

And I think it's a very different place. I mean, London, for example, where I was recently, very different place than what you might have seen even 20 years ago, even 10 years ago, and that's because of the immigration. So anyway, Nile Gardner, he went on Fox today, and he's like, I got to tell you. I mean, this guy is worse.

This guy's worse than Starmer. And you know what's so bad about him? He's calling out the one woman who made London the financial success it was. When West Jet first took flight in 1996, the vibes were a bit different. People thought denim on denim was peak fashion, inline skates were everywhere, and two out of three women rocked, the Rachel. While those things stayed in the 90s, one thing that hasn't is that fuzzy feeling you get

when WestJetting welcomes you on board. Here's to WestJetting since 96. Travel back in time with us and actually travel with us at westjet.com slash 30 years. I mean, it really, it's not what it was, but they don't have a Margaret Thatcher. over there now. And this new guy, Burnham, hates, despises Margaret Thatcher's policies. I mean, look at the GDP, for goodness sakes people. Go look at the numbers. It speaks volumes. You're sending the place just tanking. She actually was phenomenal and really helped that country get back on its feet. Let's listen to Nile. I have to say that, you know, Andy Burnham's attacks on Margaret

Thatcher are absolutely horrible. They're nasty. This is the new start for the new British Prime Minister, who hasn't been elected, I might add, actually. He's simply replacing Kirstama, of course, who was an absolute disaster. But Andy Burnham, I think, will be even worse, actually, than Kierstama. He's more left wing. He has already launched a series of attacks on my former boss, Margaret Thatcher, condemning her record in the 1980s. And Margaret Thatcher, of course, literally, saved Britain from socialist declined, destruction and despair. And you have the new Labour Prime Minister in Britain who's already attacking Margaret Thatcher's legacy, talking about renationalising British industries, taking Britain back to the dark days of the 1970s, of course, when the socialists

literally took Britain to its knees to the verge of bankruptcy in the 1970s. And so we have a new hard left prime minister. I think the outlook is extremely great. rim, actually, for the United Kingdom. We need to see a general election here in Britain for the British people to have an actual say in who leads the country. And Burnham is not elected. He's been appointed by the Labour-Soviet-style Politburo without any democratic mandate at all. And here's what Nigel Farage said about that. When you mentioned governing from the far left, watch here. The only certainty with Burnham is we're going to get more of the same, but they'll go further to the left than they already are. He says he wants to have the biggest change of

direction in politics in 40 years. Outside of 25,000 voters in Makerfield, he has literally no mandate for this at all. And so, I mean, he's got a lot of problems, most of them, economic. Do you think there's anything he will do that will help improve the situation? No, I think the outlook of the person is very grim. And socialists destroy everything in their path, frankly. And I fear for the future of Britain with Andy Burnham as Prime Minister, Nigel Farage is absolutely right. We do need a general election.

And, you know, we have a form of socialist tyranny, frankly, in the UK. And also, you know, a big government, high tax, high spending agenda, which is completely against the free market, completely against the entrepreneurial spirit of the British people. So I really do fear for the future. Bingo, bingo, bingo. Okay, so in other words, we're looking at disaster after disaster after disaster because they keep putting lefties in and that that lefty doesn't work,

they go even more left. And if that one doesn't work, they go even more left. You see how this is going. Not well. I mean, other than Liz Truss, she might have been too right. Okay, she, I mean, bless her heart, right? She won big tax cuts and you do need tax cuts. Because everything's so onerous over there.

You're paying all your income to. their equivalent of Uncle Sam, it's really unpleasant. But, you know, you need fiscal responsibility. Let that be the word, two words of the day, fiscal responsibility, okay? Peace my mind saying, gosh, you know, the back in the days of Reagan and Thatcher wasn't that a team, right? That was, we need that kind of person back over there to work alongside us. I mean, Great Britain has always been our ally, and we want it to be our ally. but look at what it's done to itself. And the immigration and the lack of, you know, ability to support us and their disastrous economy with all of their regulations and rules,

I mean, it's happening all over Europe. And then when we asked them for something, right, don't forget, we did. We asked them to come in and help out just a little, just a little, right? You know, would they at least be there for us? Actually, frankly, we didn't even ask them for help to be actually very specific about this. The president didn't ask them for help. They just came out and said, We're not going to help you.

They announced it to the world. When we did say, hey, we want to go and stop. I'm in Italy right now. In Sicilia, in Sicily. I'm not in Sicily. I'm actually in the northern part. But we want to go and use our base there in Sigonella. And Italy tells us basically to go pound sand.

It's like, but wait a second, you're our friend. You're our ally. And by the way, Georgia Maloney, we really thought you were besties with Donald Trump. What happened? you seem to be president of his fan club and then. But, you know, General Jack Keane was on Fox with my friend Stu Varnie. Stuart and I worked together at Fox. He's great.

By the way, a former Brit. He's now American, but a former Brit. And he really doesn't like the way it's going over in the UK either. But anyway, he had Jack on, General Jack Keen. And Jack Keen said something really important. You know what? Our allies, we got to stop listening to our allies, because we'd actually be further ahead in Iran right.

now if we didn't listen to these my words not his schmose they're slowing us down and for what we're gonna actually take charge here and to h e double l with all of them spain france ukk even italy we got to make our own way here because otherwise people are going to lose their lives we have two more soldiers that just died over the weekend and yes oil prices are going up and no it doesn't look like there's and incite. And so General Keene is like, listen, you're in it to win it. Let's get it done. Let's get it over. Let's forget trying to appease anyone. But listen, the problem with our allies here, Stu, and let's just put it on the table, is twice before during this 90-day period, once when we tried to conduct Project Freedom, which was opening the Straits of a Moons. And another time when it looked

like the president was leaning several weeks ago to go back to major combat operations, our allies in the region talked us down from doing just that because of the impact it would take on them. We've been protecting these allies since World War II with a nuclear umbrella. We've had conventional forces to help protect them. We helped to shield them from radical Islamist groups that have been operating in the region, al-Qaeda, ISIS, etc. And we're asking them to share the burden with us here. And the burden isn't just defending with missiles.

The burden is casualties also. We're taking the risk and we expect them to accept some risk too and use a term that I'm familiar with. Let's just man up here and face it. What has to happen? And stop getting weak need that you have done in the past. Thank you. General Kean, he's a really smart guy, four-star general and really good sensibility on

this stuff. Anyway, yeah, it's time we man up. We get a man up and kind of deal with this and not be swayed by those that want to appease. because those that want to appease, let's face it, they've always wanted to appease. And if we had allowed them to continue on with appeasement, heck, you know, we'd all be, everybody would be speaking German. Like there'd be no Italian, Italiano, where I am right now, everybody would speak in German. Really?

French would all be speaking German. I mean, the whole, for sure, France, right? And the UK. I mean, Italy switched sides. You guys like to remind me of that, too. You're like, when you look at Georgia Maloney, you're like, yeah, you know what? She does whatever is good for her in any given moment. And the country's had a history of being on one side or the other, shall we say.

But, you know, all of this is catching up with Europe. It's catching up with Europe because people are saying, we don't like this anymore. We got a bum deal. I mean, we can't even get air conditioning for goodness sakes. We get thousands of people dying elderly in France because you won't let us have air conditioning because the Green Police, and little Greta's going to get all upset. So you're going to deny people effectively something that they need. I mean, I realize, you know, people don't need air conditioning,

but you know what? If you're elderly, you absolutely do. The elderly and the very, very young, they absolutely do. And you're going to do that because of the Green Police, because you've got environmental people telling you, can't. And you know what? This is hurting Europe. It's hurting Europe and it's hurting the people Europe. And so this is why you're seeing this move. You're seeing a move in Spain with the Vox party, right? You're seeing it. You basically got a whole party that is very kind of MAGA.

I mean, it's actually called Make Spain Great Again. Congratulations to Spain on the World Cup. That was quite an interesting game. Not interesting and exciting because it really wasn't, right? two very, very good teams. And when you get to that kind of level, nobody's scoring. You're just like in this tie, zero zero for much of the game. Anyway, Messy's obviously fantastic. Congratulations to Spain. If they could just be as good at economics as they are in soccer,

they'd really have it going on, but they're not. So now you've got this young professional class that's rising up in Spain, and they're saying, we need to do something to take our country back. So it's make Spain great again. And then you go over to France, and what do you see? Marie Le Pen. Really striking it big. In fact, the president sent this out just yesterday. Trump-style nationalism surges across the globe. Will France be next with the Le Pen reprise? So, you know, and just the news was reporting how what I've been telling you all along, you're seeing country after

country after country, say, we've had it. You guys opened these borders. You brought every one. You brought everyone in, we feel like we're losing our culture and economically we're struggling. You don't have decent energy policy. And prices just keep going up, all while you have a suffocation, right, of the general population because everybody else keeps coming in. So this is a constant theme, and I think that they're going to have to come to terms with this, much like we are, much like we are indeed doing. And so as we talked about earlier in the show when you think about Mamdami trying to call the shots pretending like he's present you combine that together with the Iran meeting that fortunately never happened thank you very much mark of rubio but you know a bunch

of little kids playing play in house I guess they thought they would set up some kind of diplomacy effort with Iran while simultaneously saying we need to arrest Netanyahu and then you consider the factoring in of the China money the Iran money the foreign influence can campaign that's going on. I mean, all of these things start to add up. They're trying to do it to us, much like they've already done it to Europe. But the good news is, and this is, you know, I want to end on a high note because fundamentally, you know what, fundamentally, we think differently than a lot of other places and a lot of other cultures. But human beings are human beings, which is why I do think you're seeing this rise of the right here in Europe. And you're going to

keep seeing it back at home in the United States of America, because unless you keep importing people that think differently, unless you keep getting everyone in the door from Somalia to vote for their friend Ilhan, I don't see everyday Americans saying, this is the system I want to sign up for. They know what works. We are the success we are because of. Da-da-ta capitalism. I am a proud, proud, proud, red-blooded American capitalists. I say that all the time, and I really mean it. It may not be perfect, okay, like literally perfect, But you better believe it. So beats anything, anything else out there.

We'll continue the conversation in my reporting from across the pond here this week. It's great to have you guys all here and showing up at an earlier time. Thank you for humoring me with that one. It's indeed earlier. I'm going to shoot for sometime in that 11 to noon time tomorrow for you on the East Coast because it's a little bit later here, but still light out, believe it or not. Great to have you. I'll see you tomorrow.