The Trish Regan Show - Globalists LOSE! Rubio Champions NATIONALISM To Europe's Face...Issues WARNING...Protests in France S6 E11

Episode Date: October 8, 2026

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Wow. Nationalism is back, baby. I mean, Marco said it, and I'll tell you, he was exactly the guy to deliver this message. I mean it, guys, because he just, he got up there in Athens, by the way, like the birthplace, right, of democracy. He got up there and delivered this message that, let me just say, like others have tried, right, including the president, who I think does a very good job at delivering this. But Marco added that, Jeune Se Croix that just really, I think, is going to force the world to take this seriously. A very big deal. A very good day for us and, frankly, for all of Western civilization. Marco Rubio may be single-handedly saving us all. Nations need not abandon their distinct identities in order to recognize their common interests. Okay. Okay. You said it. You said it, and it's what we've been saying right here over and over and over again on the Trish Riegan show. Nationalism is something that you should be proud of. Nationalism is part of sort of the fundamental

root of everything, given that you look out for yourself, then you look out for your community, then you look out for your country, and then you can look out for the world. But when you put the world first, I'm sorry, like it just doesn't fly. I mean, It's almost, if you really think about it, some kind of inverted version of communism, because you're supposed to put the collective good ahead of everybody else. And because nobody's been doing this, we are now starting to see it all unravel, unraveling in real time, protests in France taking center stage today. We will get there.

But first, just know that this administration has got our backs, and frankly, the entire Western civilizations back. Take it away, Marco. Over time, we in the West came to feel ashamed of the very things that made us exceptional. We felt embarrassed that our achievements set us apart from the rest of the world. Our prosperity somehow became a source of guilt. We no longer believed we deserved and had earned our greatness. The word nationalism became a dirty word.

And so we tore down our monuments. We condemned our own history. and in too many places we taught our children to be ashamed of the countries they would inherit. In the process, we opened our borders and outsourced our industry and allowed our militaries to wither and to decay. And with every passing year, we seemed to outsource more of our sovereignty, transferring our decisions to global bureaucracies far beyond the reach of our control. I mean, when did loving your country, think about it, become something that you had to, explain. I'd like to know. I mean, really, you know, you think about a parent who wants a better future

for her children. You think about a community that wants safe streets. You think about workers that want to be able to exist in a country where they can earn a living and citizens that want a government that puts its interests, their interests first. And somewhere along the way, I don't know how, maybe because all the lefties and the, you know, the emerging market countries, that wanted their fair share, figured us all out, figured they could just trap us with all this guilt because somewhere along the way, that became controversial. Well, today in Athens, Marco Rubio set the record straight, and boy, oh boy, he's putting nationalism, front and center back into the conversation in a massive, major way.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is an important moment in history. We are at an inflection point, an inflection point not only in the history of my nation, but an inflection point in the whole of our civilization. The threats we face today are every bit as real as they were on the dramatic stage of antiquity. National interest did not vanish in the face of international institutions. War did not disappear simply because we preferred people. peace. Other states continued to arm, to seek influence, to compete for territory and technology and resources and markets and energy and power. And now there is war again. There is new competition

between great powers again. There is vulnerability, aggression, terrorism, a whole universe of new threats and attacks again. And so we must rebuild our institutions and our alliances to face these threats together, understanding that the purpose of these things is not to abolish the sovereignty of the nations that constitute them. It is to defend them, and that nations need not abandon

their distinct identities in order to recognize their common interests. Alleluia, okay? Alleluia, thank you, Marco. Somebody had to say it, I'll tell you, a government, listen, a government has a very special responsibility to the people it governs. Because those are the people that pay the bills, okay? Just to be pretty frank about it.

And so these are the people that pay the bills and live under the laws of that government. Our children are the ones that are going to go and fight the wars. So guess what? We come first. Not Somalia, not some other God-forsaken place in Africa, not the Middle East. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's us, okay? It's us.

And the left is out there scoffing at this theory. They think that it's so provincial, right? And it's so uneducated and, you know, the typical line. And if you're not for globalism, then somehow you are, you're kind of, well, you're a deplorable, right? I still get to say. I think their version of things is some weird twisted way of putting communism on a global scale. because at some point, you know, what do we do here in a capitalist country, like the great United States of America that is the envy of the world for a reason?

Because we recognize capitalism and the intrinsic desire of every human being to want to look out for oneself. You know, look, Mamdami, you're welcome to go back and try the whole communism thing. In Uganda, they tried it between 1967 or so in the 80s, and guess what? Didn't work there either. Socialism, if you want to call it that, a fancy word. for actual communism. Yeah, they've tried it. They've tried it in a lot of places. It never works. Okay? It never works. And then when you think about it on the global scale,

on the global scale with all these countries in the UN with all their nonsense, right? And we have to feel bad. Oh, because sorry, you guys didn't get your act together until, you know, I don't know, 10, 20 years ago. No, no, no. We don't need to feel bad because, you see, if you think about what actually makes the world function, if you think about what actually makes us here in this great country function, well, it's because we are a capitalist society. And while it may not be perfect, it sure is heck beats the alternative, because in a capitalist nation and economy like ours, everybody's looking out for themselves, right? And then they can look out for their family, and they can look out for their community, and they can look out for

their country. And then maybe if they get around to it, maybe they'll worry about the world. But our problem is we were too darn worried about the world, and you had all the lefties, He's telling us that's the only thing that you can care about. A whole bunch of snoots in their ivory towers and their Ivy League Academia institutions where they just regurgitated this stuff at Najum to our kids to the point where a lot of people believed it. A lot of people believed it.

You know what? There's actually a serious intellectual tradition behind nationalism. and its political realism closely associated with something called real politic, right? You know, you need to look at the world as it actually operates because nations have interests, power matters, resources are finite. You're not going to just have everything you want. So good intentions here cannot substitute for good judgment.

Think about Hans Morgenthau. He was one of the greatest thinkers in this tradition. and he was a German-American political scientist who basically founded this whole classical realism thing in international relations theory. And what he was doing is he was emphasizing the importance of national interest and prudence, right? Because when you are looking out for your own country, you're going to make decisions that are based on your own interests that typically are good for your country. Now, does it make your country safer?

Does it make your country stronger? or does it make you more secure, economically vibrant? These are the things that you need to care about, not whether or not it's going to help China, not whether or not it's going to help Brazil or Argentina. Let Brazil worry about Brazil and Argentina worry about Argentina. But hey, you know what? We got to worry about us.

By the way, Europe, you need to worry about you. You definitely need to worry about you right about now. So we need to think about strategy. just like a CEO would think about a corporation, right? How are we going to grow? What is best for the company? What is best for the country? A realist is going to ask the hard questions

before sending our kids off into war. A realist is going to ask whether something benefits us if it's worth it. Now, realism and nationalism aren't totally identical, but they're very closely connected and they meet it an essential question here, which is what responsibility does a leader owe to the people back home. Because this is the very crux of the issue, if you would, in Europe

today. Apparently nobody owes anybody anything. They think they owe everybody coming in from Syria something in Germany. They think, and that's the reason ADF is doing so well. And they think that they owe, you know, the people that are coming in from Africa, something in France. And that's the reason Marine LePen is probably going to win. Because enough people have said, Enough is enough is enough. You think about our own history, right? In 1776, you had Americans rejecting government by a distinct crown. Why? Because independence means governing yourself, the right to govern yourself. And so it gave us a country whose future became dependent on its citizens. And we were directly tied to that because this great country belonged to us. Europe has surrendered this national. nationalism. That's pretty darn evident. When you look at the most popular name in London or Brussels, now being Muhammad, I'm sorry. You surrendered it back when you all became the EU, for goodness sakes. That was the globalist. I always said, you know, how's this going to work? You got Italy with its culture and the French with their culture and Germany with their culture. I didn't anticipate that they were just going to pour in tons and tons of migrants that had a completely different culture. That isn't even anything.

related to European Western culture. And that really, I guess, has taught them a thing or two about one being European, but I'm just saying that they folded long ago because they no longer were looking out for Portugal or France or Spain or the UK. Right? And then you factor in this layer of migration where, and we've gone through the numbers before here on the show, the number of people that have migrated in it, it's massive, and they're having kids, and now, you know, you look at the crime statistics. I'm sorry. And again, I don't have them in front of me right now, but I've shown you this in the past, probably as recently as last week. But when you have an overwhelming proportion of the people that are there and they are new to your culture and they're

not adapting to your culture and they want nothing to do with your culture, in fact, they seem to be trying to change your culture. And they are now a very large percentage relative to their population on the dockets and the prisons. Like, you got a problem, okay? You got a problem. And so Mark was over there, and he's trying to tell them, hey, hey, hey, you know what? Nationalism is not a dirty word. This is a sea change.

Consider all that's happening right now. You guys have got to get it together. And hopefully, this new. generation will. Generational shift. That's pretty good. A generational shift indeed. So Marco's changing things. Donald Trump is changing things. Sprinkle a little maga on there. You like this meme that's making the rounds on the internet today. Pretty good. Pretty good, right? I think they've got it alongside that song, you know, pour some sugar on me. He's got a little mag of sugar. He's just pouring on the world reminding everybody it's okay to look.

look out for yourself. And that's what's happening. So Marine Le Pen's National Rally has made sovereignty and immigration very central to her contest over the country's future there. And given what's going on with these protests, and we'll get to those, I'll tell you, it's very likely she's going to win this thing. It's very likely. I look at what's happening in Germany with the AFD's rise, right?

the AFD is rising because of all the migration, because there has been this challenge to the established parties by the AFT, which embraces nationalism, and say, hey, you know, what is this Brussels thing? Like, why are we just saying, hey, okay, fine, Brussels, whatever you want, we're in? No, no, no, no. That's not how it works, because Brussels isn't looking out for the German people. Brussels, for some reason, is more looking out for the Syrians that are coming into Germany. It's not going well, okay?

There is no melting pot going on in Germany, trust me. And in Italy, Georgia Maloney has already translated a nationalist message into governing power. So these movements, they differ, but there's a commonality. And the commonality is this dissatisfaction from the people who have turned to alternatives to form a different path. And so knowing that and knowing what we did here in the United States of America and going to Donald Trump for this new opportunity, you've got to ask yourself, why does so many people feel that their governments have stopped listening? I mean, Britain has its own version of the struggle, right? Labor's future isn't settled there. You've got reforms challenge and the continuing

argument over Brexit showing the question over who controls the country remains very much alive. lots of immigration challenges there. We're seeing them in Gossport this week, for goodness sakes, as hundreds of migrants pour in on these boats, and the people have said, we've had enough, we've had enough, we've had enough. Citizens want a meaningful say over their borders and their taxes and their laws and their future. They want leaders, right, who see national identity is something that is worth preserving. Imagine that. You know, you can respect other countries and yet expect your government to serve you. I mean, that's nothing but accountability, right?

We're just asking for some accountability. You don't need to apologize because you want your country to work for you. And yet, that's what the Europeans have been doing. That's what we were doing for years and years and years. You've been the last 80 years, right? Certainly in Europe, they have folded. They have allowed themselves to be taken over. And I'll tell you, we're not going to do it, which is not.

And I think, you know, we'll see what happens with midterms. I'm still holding that hope. I think that these pollsters can't reach a Republican to save their lives. But when push guys to shove, we're not going in that direction. Biden took us down that path. Obama took us down that path. We're not going down that path anymore. Oh, I have so much more to talk to you about today, including what's happening in France.

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But I digress because we have important stuff to talk about vis-à-vis France. France is erupting. Okay, if you've been following this since September 28th, they have just had protest after protest after protest. It actually started in a lot of communities that are heavily Muslim for what it's worth. And I think it is worth something to think about especially as we see the Palestinian flag continue to make its presence known in all of these protests. But at this point, it wasn't as bad today. It wasn't as bad today. Some of the schools were back open.

But you have had quite an issue there because hundreds of thousands. And it depends on who you talk to. The authorities are estimating somewhere in the 200,000. And the organizers are saying, no, it's more upwards of 400,000. But suffice it to say, they've had 6,600 arrests. Most of these are young people. Let's look at some of the pictures. Unbelievable.

Unbelievable, right? So nearly 6,600 arrests there in France. Yesterday, we had thousands of people not in school, I mean hundreds of thousands, I should say, as they took to the streets. And it's allegedly all because of not having enough resources in the schools itself. I said, had you like France? He said, I wouldn't go to France. France. I wouldn't go to France because France is no longer France. France is no longer France. They won't like me for saying that, but you see what happened Denise, you see what happened yesterday with the priest who was supposed to be a spectacular man.

France is no longer France. France is no longer France. I get it. That was 2016. Okay, so the president the president of the United States was saying as far back as 10 years ago, France is no longer France. And you can say that again, right? When you look at these pictures that have been coming in of these protests and the violence or somebody who, they're hand blown off yesterday. I mean, just awful, awful stuff. And just unacceptable, really, in the Western world to be seeing this kind of thing. Here's Reuters writing police fire tear gas at French school protests, causing the heaviest toll in decades. Unbelievable, right? Unbelievable. So France has some 3,700 high schools, I believe, at least a third of them were shut down yesterday. And as we were watching the video come in,

one of the former advisors to Margaret Thatcher, Nile Gardner, who's actually been on this show, great guy, and a knowledgeable historian about European issues, notes, listen to him here, live on Fox. He notes that there's a Palestinian flag that keeps resurfacing in every single image that they go to. So you could ask yourself, what's going on there? Exactly. And you are seeing the, you know, the Palestinian flag being waved all over France right now. And there's no doubt about it that the, you know, the pro-Palestinian, the pro-Hamas movements are actively involved in these riots, actually. And this is, you know, this is not only the heart of France here, the Paris, but also the heart of the European Union as well.

And you're seeing, you know, Europe descending at heart, the heart of Europe descending into a state of anarchy, huge levels of violence and disorder. And it's an absolute disgrace what you're seeing in France. And it is a nightmare vision of Europe's future as a whole and potentially also for the United States as well. if the socialists of the far left, if the Islamists gain power in America. This is exactly what will happen. You know, these are some more images. And I just want to point out that Donald Trump was saying in a two social posts, what's happening in France is nothing less than out of control mass migration.

This isn't about schools. This is about Islam wanting to take over a once great country. So you are seeing those flags. The Palestinian liberation movement apparently does not have a direct role in this, but there is a subsidiary or some kind of group that is basically a version of them in France, and they are involved, and that's one of the reasons you are seeing so many of these flags out there. Both Donald Trump, the president, as well as Mike Waltz, who is the ambassador to the UN, have linked all of these riots to mass immigration.

and cited that as being one of the problems because it's effectively been a drain on resources. And then simultaneously, you have kind of this unrulingness. It started in some of these communities that were more heavily dominated by the Islamic faith. And then it spread wide. So now you're dealing with a situation that is throughout France. The kids, I'm told, from my sources there in France, are really mad. They're really p-oed and they feel like they don't have the resources they need in school, of course, you know, I look at it. I'm like, is you really think that the answer is to be out in the

streets like this? And, you know, I've been told by other folks, well, this is how France deals with it. Well, I don't know. I mean, when I look at those Palestinian flags, I get to really question who's behind it. Anyway, he says, Waltz, I should say, said, I think we should always condemn lawlessness, condemn the violence that we're seeing in Paris. This is an statement he made to Fox. He said, but I also think we have to recognize that when you have open borders, when you have this pro-migration, unchecked immigration kind of policy, coupled with policies over the years that deny people basic energy that overspend on all kinds of other government programs,

then you see a level of frustration boiling to the surface, and gosh darn it, haven't we? Right? You look at this video coming in, and I'm seeing the frustration really, real time. I think regular French people being uber frustrated, and don't forget, the economy's a mess. They have an extremely high debt to GDP ratio. The weakness that we've seen in the euro recently is attributed to the challenges that France is facing specific to its budget concerns, and now it's being met with this.

Well, here's the reality, guys. Go back to Marco's speech. You just can't keep bringing people in. willy-nilly, you just can't do it, and then you don't have the infrastructure and the support for them, and they're not assimilating, therefore they're not joining the mainstream economy. They have become a financial burden and a drain, and it can't continue. So why did it happen like this? I think it gets back to Marco's speech.

Nationalism became a dirty word. You had to apologize, apologize, apologize to death. What are they taught in French schools? That colonization was bad. that colonization is the source of evil in the world, and this gets drilled into them. So they have this guilt complex, which, by the way, BML was very happy to try and do with the U.S. Given the challenges, you know, that we went through with the Civil War, I'll tell you, you know. We were also one of the first countries to end slavery.

I'll just say that. And I'd also say that the slavery was initiated out of Africa. Nobody wants to ever hear that, but that's reality, okay? reality. And they want to guilt trap you into constantly thinking you are not good enough. And so that's sort of the state of France today. But a lot of people are looking around saying, well, I am pretty good. My family's pretty good. And we don't deserve this. We don't deserve this. And this is why you're seeing the rise of Marine Le Pen. I think she's going to win the thing. I told you. AFT was going to keep climbing. I was right. You know, you look at the success of Maloney, although recently it's been a little

Wobbly. We'll leave that for another day. Wobbly, and I think that she's sometimes deserted that base, which cares so passionately about migration. But why did they do this? They did it because everyone else was telling them to. You had the UN out there saying me, me, me, me, me, right? They had to have more for themselves, all the third world countries that wanted more, more, more, more, and we all felt bad. And somehow we gave in. Mike Waltz, ambassador to the U.S. UN says he doesn't want to totally throw away the UN because, you know, he doesn't want to give that over to China or some other place. But gosh darn it, we've got to kind of, you know, teach him who's boss. Too often and too much, particularly under the last administration and in recent

years, is subordinating your sovereignty to these globalist institutions, whether that's the European Union, as we've seen in Europe, or whether that's the United Nations, you know, the international organization isn't the goal in and of itself. It is finding places where you have overlapping interest and you can cooperate and where possible bring peace through diplomacy and share the burden in unstable situations. But that's the extent of it. Okay. So you can't give in to all of them. If you give in to them, then your adversaries, they get the advantage. Why? Because your adversaries, they're looking out for themselves. like you ought to be, France, Spain.

I mean, you saw the images coming into us in the summer in Seuta, Spain, for goodness sakes. You have an entire town that was absorbing the population of their town. In other words, that town is 60 to 80,000 people in Seuta, and what do they have coming in? 60 to 80,000 people, my God. All right? And where's little Pedrito Sanchez?

He doesn't care because he's a socialist globalist who's on the side of China and all the third world nations. And he doesn't get, he's going to just like turn it over. Turn it over. It's got to change. It will change. And the people are demanding it. And they've now been given the green light. The secretary of state of the United States of America is saying, hey, we're on your side. We're on the side of the people. We've gotten rid of USAID that was going to police all the information that would make it hard for you to do what you need. need to do or to hear the stories that you needed to hear. But it's going to take some time. When I look at Belgium today in the video coming in from Belgium, these students claim that

they were inspired by France. Take a peek. And remember, what is the most popular name in Belgium now? Muhammad. And I see the Palestinian flags. So yes, this is the video of what happened in Belgium today with students that claim that they are inspired by what is going on. in France, and this is clearly a problem. You know, it's got to stop, right? You've got to actually find a solution to this. And if people come to your country, you're not willing to assimilate, you're going to have some problems. And these problems are being echoed throughout the entire continent. I think about what happened in London today. And there were, of course, additional protests there because of this being the third anniversary,

as I come to you live, the third anniversary of that horrific, horrific attack on October 7th. And there were a lot of demonstrations on both sides today, but I want you to think about what the UK is up against. This is London 2026. This is a video that's going viral because people are saying, wait a second, like this isn't London. You see, so everybody there is clearly not originally from Great Britain. And it's a sensitive issue to talk about. Again, because of this brainwashing, this brainwashing that Marco Rubio is trying to get us away from that Marco Rubio today in Athens said has to stop, has to stop. Because now, now,

Nationalism is not a dirty word. You have drone footage. Blockhouse. Single file line. This is Gosport the other night, which is a little coastal town near Portsmouth in the UK. And they've had a real problem with migrants coming in on these little boats. And the other night, they sent this out.

Somebody had a drone up there. And they were finding all of these people. I'm going to get my shot out of the way so that you can see the video a little bit better. of all these people, hundreds of them coming in and just getting processed into the UK. Hundreds of migrants, all in a single file line. Look, I promise you this is not a joke. I promise you this is 100% genuine. So it was, and this has become a big issue.

And they've had ongoing skirmishes and protests there. There were something like 300 arrests because people were responding to this. They don't like this. Again, you've got to understand that there. the resources are drained enough. Inflation is bad. They have a housing crisis. There is such an enormous, I think, distrust of government, of the powers that be and the, quote-unquote, elites at this point,

because this is what has been put upon the people of the UK. This is what has been put on the German people, on the French, et cetera. I mean, you go all through Europe, and they just can't take it anymore. So this is a civilization that really is at a very important turning point. You're either going to make the right decision and do the right thing for your country and your culture, or you're going to basically succumb to this. And there's some fear that this is exactly what the Islamic political movement, and I'm not bashing Islam overall.

We just had Dr. Zudijasar on the other day, who is originally from Syria and he is Muslim, but he is a reformer because he said, Islam, as it's practiced, cannot be because this is just at odds with everything that we believe in as Americans. Anyway, let me go to the pro-Israel protesters that were on the streets in the UK today and they were not in London able to get out on the street and wave their Israeli flags because the Palestinian protesters were there. I mean, it's kind of messed up. It's disgusting that we can't be here. We've been told that we'll be arrested for standing here with an Israeli flag,

standing for the Jewish people that were brutally murdered on 7th of October. We're here to remember them and we're being stopped and they're allowed to freely march for Hamas. That's what they're doing. They're marching for a terrorist organisation. There's no point sugar-coating it. They're just not allowed to legally say it. But we all know that that's what they're marching.

for. They're marching for Hamas. So that was on G.B. News earlier today. And her feeling is you're marching for Hamas because Hamas is the one that committed that atrocity. And on such an important and historic and tragic day, like today, you shouldn't be out there marching with your Palestine flags.

But, you know, we haven't even talked about. Mamdami yet. And what he sent, I mean, my blood was boiling when I saw that. I was just disgusted. And to think that this this guy is the mayor of New York. But staying on the UK for just a moment, think about what the people there are up against. Because you can get arrested for saying some of the things that I've said right here with you right now. I could be arrested in the UK. I was joking when I was over there. I was like, gosh, I hope that they don't come and like bang down my hotel room door because,

you know, you're taking your chances over there. They don't have freedom of speech the way we do. And this guy learned it. This video is resurfacing today. This is a video from 2020. you need to see it because he's a guy living in London and he saw all these Palestinian flags on the lamp posts. So he took some pictures of them and he criticized that, you know, sort of immigration, liberal immigration policy by saying something like, you know, you invite them here and this is the stuff, but he said the other S word, that they do. And they showed up to arrest him On October 31st, 2023, watch. No.

And by the end of the very much you do not attend any events involved in part of the power sound, okay? The reasons why we think this is on the 70th of 2023 and that has been wrote at 10 or 4, you see you witnessed the saying, obviously, people, while they're over here, etc., we let me into our country, et cetera. So, thank you.

Yeah. Okay. So thank you. Say it. Take him disgusting. You're just disgusting. Absolutely. Amistice four can't have children in his career. Make a scene of sugar. The shoes is like you're arresting him before he said something in his fight. I'm a terrorist organisation. You haven't been around the board. You don't know what you're talking about. John, can't talk to you. Did you hear that? What? All those Palestinian flags and Bethel Green Road and the disgust, it absolutely disgust.

Why didn't he get rid? John? Why didn't he keep doing? John, Mark. John, you're trying to do. Do you create my time. Don't get through me. Don't. Do you nothing in my pockets?

Oh, yeah, I do. I do. What you've got? I have, I have worked in the firm. Yeah, we're two. In you talk to the moment? Yes. I've got the Stanley's in the pot for you're going to pocket.

This is crazy. What do you, I'm not. No, I want to see one in the cops outside. Yeah, I want to do you have one. Can you have me back? I don't know what I like. No, I'm not going to him. I'm going to do it. Take it down.

Just take it. Don't even two with the tent because they're staying the troops, not they're caught. I don't know they're fault to get them. The guy gets arrested because he's made a social media post about the Palestinian flags all over the lampposts. And that's enough to get you arrested in the UK. So what Marco said today was so important and needs to be shouted from the rooftops. The word nationalism became a dirty word.

And so we tore down our monuments. We condemned our own history, and in too many places we taught our children to be ashamed of the countries they would inherit. In the process, we opened our borders and outsourced our industry and allowed our militaries to wither and to decay. And it's critical for Western civilization that we restore this respect for ourselves and for our countries. So I ask you then why it is we have a mayor in New York City who on a day like today on October 7, three years after that horrific, horrific terrorist attack on those young people in Israel. We got a mayor in New York City that says this. All right, this is just unbelievable.

So he starts off. This day is profoundly painful for so many New Yorkers. It marks three years since the horrific war crimes of October 7th. He calls them war crimes. Notice that, not a terror attack. So that's strike number one, buddy boy. All right. On that day, Hamas killed more than 1100 Israelis and abducted 251 others.

The Hamas, the terror organization. Okay, so strike number two, buddy. We grieve alongside our many friends and neighbors who still carry that unthinkable loss. And then he pivots. The suffering did not begin nor end that day. It instead continued. through the Israeli governments devastating, ongoing genocide in Gaza, in which it is killed, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I'm sorry, time and place, time and place, time and place. Okay? Today was neither the time nor the place. So strike three, buddy boy, you're out, you're done, you need to be. I mean, I'd like to see this guy just courted out of office, arrested for something. Can't they find something on him? Gosh, they tried hard enough on Donald Trump, for goodness sakes. This guy is a danger to news.

York City. And I'll tell you, you know, this is not how it had to go down. You got McCrone, who's dealing with all the Palestinians in his street with their PLO flags and this, that, and the other, right? He didn't point anything out like that. No, because you see, he doesn't fundamentally believe that. You've got an Islamist, I'm sorry, mayor, okay? I'm going to say it. Marco just empowered me to do so. And so did Mike Waltz, right? Guys, Macron. Classy. I don't love McCrone, but this was the right way to go. October 7th, three years since the barbaric terrorist attacks by Hamas, claimed the lives of more than 1,200 people, including 51 of our compatriots, three years since we share the grief of the state of Israel, blah, blah, blah, you know,

like he's basically, you know, we got to combat anti-Semitism, we get to combat terrorism. Everywhere and always, he said, working for peace and the security for all. That is France's commitment. Thank you, McCrone, as you deal with the hundreds of thousands of people in your streets waving away with their Palestinian flags. And then we've got Kathy, okay? You know, obviously not my favorite person. Even Kathy Hokel was classy about the reality that this is October 7, three years since the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. The pain of that dark day, she writes, is not faded, but neither has the strength, resilience, and enduring hope of the Jewish people today. We remember the innocent lives stolen,

and stand with the survivors and the families forever change and pray for a lasting peace. Is it that hard to do? Or Mamdami? Yeah. So ask yourself why. He is mayor of the financial capital of the world. Ask yourself, how did that happen? Ask yourself whether the elites convinced themselves.

that they had to apologize and apologize and apologize, much like the Europeans, to the point where they get themselves a mayor like Zohra Mamdami, who just about seven and a half years ago came here and became an American citizen from Uganda. We need to be more careful about who's coming here. We need to be more careful about who we're electing.

The DOJ reporting today that a young man, of Somalian descent in Minnesota was trying to kill many people at Mall of America. Let me go to the Fox News reporter on this, who I think Fox had this story first. The FBI was on to this guy and the DOJ has now arrested him. A mass casualty attack that this individual was planning and prosecutors have identified is an 18-year-old American citizen whose parents are from Somalia. His name is Sheikh Dune Abduali Mohammed.

Now, court documents indicate that Mohammed had been the focus of a counterterrorism investigation going back to 2024. And since then, investigators had been monitoring his communications with a confidential source, hundreds of messages across social media and encrypted messaging platforms. Mohamed pledged his allegiance to ISIS a year ago, according to process. and wanted to travel overseas to fight for ISIS. And one message he allegedly wrote, I want to fight in Somalia to support ISIS. But according to the criminal complaint,

in July, Mohammed sent messages indicating he couldn't afford to pay for a flight overseas and instead planned to commit a terror attack here in Minnesota. Eventually, he allegedly made a plan to carry out a mass terror attack at the Mall of America. And according to court documents, he was planning to carry out that attack on October 24th. Prosecutors say yesterday, Mohammed met with an undercover FBI agent who he believed was a loyal member of ISIS to buy an AK-47 in 200 rounds of ammunition. During that meeting, he allegedly told the agent he was targeting the Mall of America because it's, quote, owned by Jews. After he bought the gun, he was immediately arrested in a public park in the city of Richfield,

just south of Minneapolis. At this point, investigators believe Muhammad acted alone. Okay, so we've got a couple things going on, right? In Minnesota, we have a Somali population that developed quite a little scheme with feeding our future. Now, we got this. Now, I'm not going to just, you know, blame everyone, but I am going to once again say that there's some kind of disconnect here. There's some kind of problem because people are coming into this country and they're not assimilating. They have a lot of hate towards America that frankly, I think, gets really catered to. And then we find out there's all kinds of problems, whether they're stealing from America.

I mean, Minneapolis, more money left Minneapolis and the Minneapolis airport than like any other airport in the country. Cash. This is like hundreds of millions of dollars that they were carrying out in cash. That's what we know about. They actually declared that. How much did they not declare? I would say you've got yourself a problem. You got yourself a little hotbed of problem. And now you factor in the fears that people have about whether or not you're even going to, you know, see a fair election there. That's something. It came up actually today in a meeting. Let me see if I have this because it was a discussion that was going on between local law enforcement there in Minneapolis and, forgive me, in Minnesota. And it was kind of alarming what they were saying. I guess basically

the idea is anyone, anyone can get a driver's license. And then you can go and vote. And while it is illegal, obviously, as a migrant to vote, no, oh, maybe we do have it. Hang on one second. While it is legal to vote, the reality is it could happen. And this is what lawmakers were saying is just so unfortunate and so alarming, right? Because you have a very large population of foreigners and they are very influential, frankly, in the Minneapolis election. And so here, let me just, I want to make sure that the audio is good for you before we pull that up. We don't want another. And it looks like we need to boost it a little bit. So what do you know? I'm going to try and do that on the fly. But I thought this was really kind of especially important to hear as we go into, I'm not suggesting, I mean, look,

they did a study by Reuters and we've been through all that 30,000 people that voted illegally, illegally, right, over a 25-year period, I think, or maybe 30-year period. It was, no, it was from the year 2000, I think. But, you know, we did have a bunch of people getting registered in New Jersey, like 6,000 of them, 6,000 plus and then, you know, 400 that actually voted. And that is of serious concern, especially when you hear what I'm about to play you right now. So let's just make sure the audio is good. And then we will listen to this because Minnesota lawmakers are not fooling around. They're not messing around. Timmy Wals put in some kind of rule. He signed some kind of rule back in 2023 that made it so anybody who gets a license can then go and vote.

Now, if you go and vote and you're not here legally, yes, of course, that is a crime and you will go to jail. However, you've got to find that person, right, after the facts. And don't forget, they're not willing to pass the SAVE Act. So there's no ways that anybody on the federal side is going to be able to change or check. I should say check these voter rolls. It's all state dependent. So let's go to this session that was actually just going down today here. It's important to see.

It's done. A packed room at the St. Paul Armory erupted after the governor's signature made driver's license for all the law of the land. So we give driver's licenses to anyone here. You don't have to be a citizen. You don't have to, which is a photo ID. So if someone comes in, they register, they have the driver's license, but they have an incorrect social or no social or whatever. So then they become incomplete. But if they walk in to vote with their driver's license, is that make them all of a sudden now okay?

Mr. Linnell? Madam Chair, so the designation on the roster for someone whose registration had been incomplete, if they present the election judge with that acceptable identification document, that would clear the challenge from the roster and they would be permitted to cast a ballot. Ms. Anderson. Well, okay, there's your problem, potentially. So, thank you. So just to clarify, someone who is not a citizen but presents a driver's license at that point in the process could be permitted to vote. Madam Chair, at the time of registration, as well as at the time of submitting a ballot, every voter is signing the attestation,

affirming their eligibility to vote, including that they meet all eligibility requirements that they are a U.S. citizen. whose registration had been incomplete. You get the idea. So here's the bottom line. You can go and get a license in Minnesota. And it's not hard because Timmy Wals made sure it wasn't. And if you have a license, you can go and vote. And no one's going to know until after the fact, if they check.

So you understand, while I, I'm not saying that that's going to completely tilt an election one way or another. It is causing people to have some serious questions and doubt in the process. And that fundamentally is not good. That is wrong. And that needs to be fixed. It's good to have you guys here today. I know the gremlins are out.

You guys are like, who's directing this? Me, okay? Me. I'm the director. I'm it, all right? So you know who to blame now. maybe we can get it fixed before the chapters come out with the editor will do some magic but I just enjoy being live and I could tape this and if I tape it we won't have any errors ever

because the editor will make sure everything is perfect but sometimes you know when you're live you get to you got to take the good with the bad right you know Trish as she is at least the camera's on right anyway great to have you guys here thank you so much I'm reading all your comments here. I appreciate it so much. Exactly. Last Boy Scout. I am the captain now. I am the captain. I'm running the show. I like it that way. I used to actually, I'll tell you a funny story. When I was at Fox, I'd get like annoyed, right? Because you had to actually put everything into a prompter because the director needed to follow along so that they would know when to fire the soundbite, when to the fire the sound bite, when to the fire. And so everything had to be scripted. And I'm like,

I know when I, you know, like, I have a lot to say. You know that. I have a lot to say, and I know when I want to go to my soundbite. And if I could have had a system of controls, I promise you, in normal television, I would have. The beauty of this is, I got it all right here at my fingertips. And it's, for the most part, pretty good, right? Occasionally, if I want to find something on the fly, it can be a little bit more challenging. But I appreciate you. Yeah, F it will do it live, you know, beyond ether.

That's exactly it. I'm like, we're going live, baby, with all the good stuff and all the bad stuff. So I love your enthusiasm for the show. I appreciate your willingness to put up with some of the gremlins that happen along the way. And I will see you back here live again, baby, tomorrow. See you then.