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AP News Radio
Biden declares 'America will not default,' says he's confident of budget deal with GOP lawmakers
"In upbeat President Biden has headed overseas, optimistic about talks to avoid an unprecedented U.S. debt default, just before leaving for Japan. I'm confident that we'll get the agreement on the budget that the America will not default. With a select group of negotiators set to hammer out details of a spending deal that would lead to raising the debt limit. We're going to come together. Because there's no alternative. The Treasury Department says America could start defaulting. Got its obligations June 1st. Our timeline is short. This is what I wanted to avoid a 105 days ago. House speaker Kevin McCarthy praised the new framework for reaching a deal, but ripped the president for waiting so long. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
AP News Radio
Paredes has 2 homers, 5 RBIs as Rays hammer Verlander and sputtering Mets, 8-5
"After splitting four games at Yankee Stadium over the weekend, the raids began a series at Citi Field with an 8 to 5 win over the mets. Esau parades are three run Homer in the third and the two run blast in the 5th, bolt off Justin Verlander who took the loss in his mets home debut. You know, I was hoping that today I could be the catalyst and go out and have a great start against a good team and help us win and I wasn't able to do that. The meta dropped ten of 12 to sit at 20 and 23, the 32 and 11 they have hit 84 home runs and outscored opponents by a 123 runs. Mike mancuso, Neil
The Officer Tatum Show
Jeremy Boreing Responds to Steven Crowder
"So Jeremy came out and just laid the hammer down. And to me, it made me lose. All but a little bit of respect for Steven Crowder because of that. And what happened recently is that world, unfortunately he's going through a divorce. Now, I don't understand in the Christian world why people haven't getting divorces like they like they do. What happens to the dead do you part? You don't have to like the person. That don't mean you have to get a divorce. You made a commitment. You made a commitment that wasn't up for negotiation. With God, you're supposed to be a Christian. And I'm not talking about him 'cause I don't know. He maybe he getting abused or something. I don't know what happened to him. But I'm just throwing that out about people that get married. They get married and they're like, I don't like this person. I want to go move on. The grass, listen, the grass ain't greener. Especially for men, you think you feel to leave your wife and go get she crazy too.
The Trish Regan Show
Bud Light Hammered in Stock Market After Alienating Customers
"Shares of bud lights, they have just been hammered ever since they came out with the whole Dylan Mulvaney beer cans. Shares are trading down again today while shares of competitor Molson Coors are trading up. I wonder how that happens. Yeah, sometimes when you completely alienate a customer base, it might have an effect on sales, just saying. Don't take my word for it. Let's look at the numbers, okay? Year to date through April 1st, Bud Light, dollar sales were down 0.4% down four tenths of a percent may not seem like much. When you consider what the competitors do and you might get a little worried Coors light dollar sales, they are up 1.8%. So Coors light's going up. So sales for Coors light, they go up, sales for Bud Light, they go down. And that is exactly what's being reflected in the stock price right now. Let's take a look at the stock. If you go back to when this whole thing really started taking off around March 31st, April 1st. That's when these commercials came out and people started picking up on it. Well, you look at the stock price and it is clearly suffered over there at bud. In comparison, take a look at what Coors light's been doing Molson core shares as the ticker symbol tap they've been rallying. So this tells you investors, they know what's going on because they know consumers. They know consumers better than the company itself. It's an interesting lesson. I think for businesses in general, you know, the expression go, woke, go broke. There may be something to that.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Rebekah Koffler Unpacks the Current State of the War in Ukraine
"Put you back in your cubicle back in your office at DIA. Can you give us a sit rep situation report of the last 14 months because surprisingly, Ukraine has done quite well. So give us your analysis of the war to date briefly in terms of Ukrainian performance and Russian performance. Well, Ukraine has outperformed all expectations, right? The majority of intelligence analysts actually myself included expected Russia to run over Ukraine in a matter of a couple of weeks. Yes. Right. And that did not happen. And a lot of it has something to do with president zelensky, I believe, because he has inspired his fighters. He is, you know, he's an actor, right? And he brought all of his charisma. This communication skills. Communication skills, both to galvanize his own people, both the military, guys, the troops, and also the civilians, but most importantly, you know, the western camp, the United States and most European countries, especially the British. The British have been able to provide the level of support that no one expected, right? So we have provided tremendous amount of weaponry, you know, not just like the night vision, goggles and black books, right? Obama. And the hammer is, but real stuff, right? We're talking stingers, javelins, and all the way to our patriot missile defense system that the Russians actually consider as a strategic level system.
AP News Radio
Devils clinch home-ice for playoffs; end Sabres hopes
"Tomas tatar scored twice and had an assist. It's the devil's hammered the saber 6 two. The outcome gives New Jersey home ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs and ends buffalo's postseason hopes. Jack Hughes set a team record for points in a season, collecting his 97th with an empty net goal. Turn back 36 shots for the Devils, who also received goals from yes per Bo quest. Jonah sigurd thaler and miles wood. Jeff skinner and Matthias Samuelson scored for buffalo, which hasn't made the playoffs since 2011. I'm Dave ferry.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Schools Should Upgrade to Laminated Glass
"From my understanding took 15 minutes to respond. Which for a couple $100 was probably been enough time to prevent the perp from entering the building and for a couple of $1000 for instance, why it definitely would have. Talking about laminated glass. Four or $500 more for opening. I've been in the business 30 years with a hammer and a pair of glass gloves that take me 5 to ten minutes to get into. Wow. So that which could be the difference between life and death. They could give the police time to show up. Specification for hurricane glass that would have been a maybe 2000 for opening more. Right. And it's 9 sixteenths impact. Well, I mean, I mean, there's no doubt FD and I appreciate your perspective and it sounds like you know your stuff. Our schools are soft targets. There's no way around this.
The Officer Tatum Show
Frank Sontag, Founder of Kingdom Me’s Gathering, Shares His Story
"Frank sontag, welcome to the officer Tatum show. Carl, that's great to see you again. Glad to be back on the program. Thank you. Absolutely. Absolutely. I love having you on. We've been trying to connect podcast wise, different time zones. So hopefully soon we'll make that happen, but I love having you here to talk about to talk about your men's ministry. First off, give us a little background, Frank about your own personal story, and then why you decided to found this kingdom man's gathering ministry. I was raised as a Catholic and walked away from the church in high school when I decided that I had enough of quote unquote religion. And went out in the world, bought a motorcycle in 1984 at a very serious crash, which caused me to reassess my life at the age of 28. I fell into the new age movement, which for the listeners and for the viewers that don't know what new wage is, it's loosely put truth in all religions, love is the answer, all pas lead to God, spiritual, but not religious. And that kind of appeal to me in the aftermath of a situation that I knew I shouldn't have survived. I was reared in on my motorcycle by someone doing a 110 miles an hour. Obviously here to talk about it. Yep. Life-changing moment for 25 years, I was a new age teacher in Southern California, seminars, workshops, speaking engagements, thousands of people. I actually thought I was doing good in the world, spiritually speaking, but when it came to God and the Bible, never really opened the Bible. We had catechism growing up. 25 years after this momentous day, I had another momentous day. December 17th of 2009, Carl, I met the risen savior. I had a moment where two brothers that loved me a great deal. Saw that I had achieved heights in the new age movement, the LA times did a front page article on me calling me a new age guru. I had long hair at the time. As hard as that may be to imagine. And they had had enough. My best friend gave his life to Christ three years previous. They did what I call a Christian intervention for two and a half hours. They hammered me one day. They got me to say that I had lied. I had cheated. I was a sinner, that three letter word SIN, a lot of people don't like to hear. And then they were kind of like well. And at the end of two and a half hours, Carl would came out of my mouth because human will is very strong. I said, look, if that works for you, fine. Not for me. I'm a spiritual teacher, and I started pleading my case. Very long story short, we made sure and put it in my book. I have a book called light the way home. Got spoke to me.
AP News Radio
Skeptical US lawmakers grill TikTok CEO over safety, content
"House lawmakers have been grilling TikTok's chief over the popular video sharing app's data security and content before the hearing show choo told reporters he was excited. The many misconceptions about a company from there chew was hammered by lawmakers on both sides. Your platform should be banned. Commerce committee chair Cathy McMorris Rogers said TikTok threatens American security due to the platform's Chinese parent company choose as TikTok has been trying to avoid a U.S. ban by announcing plans to protect American user data by storing it on Oracle servers. This eliminates the concern that some of you have shared with me that TikTok user data can be subject to Chinese law, TikTok is already banned on official devices here at The White House at The Pentagon in Congress and more than half the states, a complete ban, though, with risk both political and popular backlash with the ACLU among others, saying it would set a dangerous precedent for restricting speech, Sagar Meghani at The White House.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill Build an Anti-China Alliance
"A good bit of news. Wall Street journalist morning. Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill build an anti China alliance. A group of Silicon Valley executives, including Peter Thiel and Washington lawmakers, are quietly mobilizing at China's involvement in the U.S. tech industry. They plan to meet for a private dinner on Wednesday to discuss China national security and intensifying competition between the tech sectors of the U.S. and China. This was before TikTok gets hammered. TikTok is going to be out of business in the United States before long. Here's the deal. I love this hill and valley forum. The key thing is whom from whom will the Silicon Valley big tech people listen to advice. They might still get ambassador Robert O'Brien. They might, that deputy national security adviser, Matt pottinger, go get representative Mike Gallagher, go get representative Michael waltz, go get yourself. The Michael Pillsbury if he's a get good information and you'll get a good product out. But if you sit around listening to Wall Street bankers as you have for the last 30 years, you're not going to get good information on what the CCP is up to. It
AP News Radio
Nuke plant loses power again as Russia hammers Ukraine with missiles
"Ukraine's power grid operator says Europe's largest nuclear power plant has been reconnected to the grid the zapier nuclear power plant had lost power overnight as a result of a Russian barrage on ten regions in Ukraine. The plant was forced to rely on diesel powered generators for most of the day after Ukrainian authorities said the attacks had damaged power lines. Ukraine's power grid operator said in the afternoon that the power supply had been restored, and the plant was switching away from generators. It's the 6th time that Europe's largest nuclear plant has been in a state of blackouts since it was taken over by Russia months ago. I am Karen
AP News Radio
Bruins rout Sabres 7-1, become fastest team to 100 points
"The bruins hammered the saber 7 one to become the fastest team in NHL history to reach 100 points. David pastrnak had a goal and two assists, hours after signing an 8 year $90 million contract extension. Very thankful to be part of this organization and sign another extension. It's been a home for us. So we're really excited as a family to stay here. Jakob lako scored twice. Dimitri orlov added a goal and two assists, and Jeremy swayman stopped 26 shots in Boston's knife consecutive win. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
At New Mexico St, a meltdown that runs beyond basketball
"New Mexico state university deals with a meltdown that runs beyond basketball. The men's basketball program has been shelled for the season after a fatal shooting and a gruesome allegation of locker room hazing. The move prompted Chancellor Dan arvizu to say he's disgusted and angry about what has happened within the program. There have been some egregious violations of our student code of conduct. And there have been essentially other despicable acts. New Mexico state has had 7 different presidents interim presidents and chancellors over the past 15 years. History professor Jamie bronstein serves as vice chair of the faculty Senate. Because there's so much churn in our upper administration. We never get to the point of really hammering out who is accountable for upholding policies. Athletic director Mario maca says to basketball team will resume playing next year. I'm Mike Hempen
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Martin Tuason on the New Gun Taking the Industry by Storm
"Tourists on welcome to America first. Thank you for having me. So much to discuss, your sister told me you love to talk, so this will not be a difficult interview. She said, I said, these are the questions I want to ask, what else should I ask that? You don't need any more questions. He loves to talk. Tell me about this gun that has taken the industry by surprise, looks very different, shoots very different and apparently has a very different internal mechanism. Tell us about the 5. Well, the 5, first of all, we nicknamed it the Mona Lisa as we were developing it over 7 years. It has a patented recall system, basically what it does without getting into all the science of it. It changes the way the gun has a recoil and how it absorbs into the body. So that it is a more manageable recoil, more straight back than up and down, like a flip, you know, with your cadence and stuff like that for your second shot. It's much easier to keep your optics and your gun on target and go for that second, third, fourth, 5th, 6th, tenth shot, you know, as quickly as possible. And of course, the trigger system in there is a single action trigger with a 1911 grip, so it points true, not like some other striker fires out there or something like that. And when I say striker fire, it's because it looks like it's a striker fire. But it's got a hammer inside, right? So it's got a much better trigger. Oh yes, internal hammer fired. It comes with about a 5 pound trigger, but it feels like it's one.
The Officer Tatum Show
Why You Can't Stand in the Way of What God Is Doing
"Like, I mean, we get hammered by not all, 'cause the kid that I ran into this morning was a black kid. But we get hammered by a lot of black people. They hate us. And it's really because I ain't looking at nobody's color. I'm just going off of my experiences and I'm just telling the truth. So if you white and you hear me tell them the truth, they ain't got nothing to do with me. If you black you hear me, Hispanic give you Asian if you gay, you straight, you hear me telling the truth. It has nothing to do with me. My deal is to tell the truth no matter where I'm at. And I feel like that there are certain things that are in the atmosphere that I have knowledge of, that's not getting portrayed. And then you got white people running around guilty and they being guilty for no reason. You feel bad for black people. You should not feel bad for black people in this country. You can feel if you want to feel bad for people making poor decisions, then that's on you. But just because I'm black, don't mean I have, I'll have things harder in life. And yeah, maybe you go in environments where there's nothing but white people and maybe you have to work extra hard to get things done. Maybe who cares? Quit being a whipping a soft. Adversity is what make you strong. The lord Jesus Christ had to go through a verse and got beaten killed and you crying about something a little bit of adversity. You know, if a white person were to try to detract me from accomplishing things, hey, the joke's on you, brother. 'cause God, I serve a God that's able to take me beyond what man can do. And to be honest, I feel bad for you 'cause if you're standing in the way of what God is doing, I gotta move you.
AP News Radio
On this week's AP Religion Roundup, religious groups respond to the earthquake in Turkey with prayers and action, and religious advertising makes a play for Super Bowl viewers.
"On this week's AP religion roundup, religious groups respond to the earthquake in turkey with prayers and action and Christian advertising makes a play for Super Bowl viewers. Muslims in Indonesia held special prayers Friday afternoon for earthquake victims in turkey and Syria. The service came four days after an earthquake hammered a sprawling border region that is home to more than 13.5 million people. In the city of antakya, historically known as Antioch, members of the olive branches Israeli government rescue team held a short burial service for members of the Jewish community killed in the quake. Pope Francis said Wednesday that he's praying for those affected by the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Super Bowl Sunday is advertising's biggest night, but faith rarely makes an appearance among the beer and fast food commercials. But this year, an ad campaign is promoting Jesus with the $20 million he gets us campaign. AP and FL writer rob mati says a group that includes wealthy Christian boosters is using the biggest megaphone TV marketing money can buy to spread the word. Their message really is to share Jesus as well as in compassion for people to the world. And they've organized a $1 billion campaign and they're going out there and doing everything they possibly can to share this message, whether it's through sports on commercials, whether it's at events, they're here at the Super Bowl in Arizona. Madi says Christianity has long permeated NFL culture and regular fans are accustomed to expressions of faith. Every week, every game we see players who get on a knee hold hands and pray in a circle at midfield or somewhere close to it. Opponents from both sides and it happens every week, but we don't highlight it. We don't see that on camera as often. But he gets those campaign is funded by hobby lobby CEO, David green, and other anonymous donors. The ads direct people to a website where they can learn more about Jesus, find Bible reading plans and connect with people online or in person. I'm Walter ratliff.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
The Bidens Invite Paul Pelosi, Bono, And Tyre Nichols' Family to SOTU
"By the way, Jill Biden, misses doctor First Lady. I'm going to share with you the list of people that she's invited, including Paul Pelosi. Hammer time. Jill Biden is also going to host Bono. And also the parents of Tyree Nichols. That's the young man from Memphis, Tennessee, who was brutally beaten to death by police, died three days later. And by the way, they're using that young man's death to push massive, massive police reforms. And by reforms, they want to take away the rights of the police to actually do their jobs.
AP News Radio
The U.S. added 517,000 jobs in January, much better than 187,000 expected
"A stunning jobs report for January. Economists were expecting some 175,000 jobs added, so sunlight bank rate dot com's Mark hammer grew pretty surprised. The economy added 517,000 jobs last month on top of that, 71,000 additional jobs with the upward revisions in the previous two months. So the job market in January, even with all the job cut announcements, remarkably strong. So what is the fed to make of all this? I think the fed can actually look at this picture and gain some additional confidence with the hope that
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
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The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Supreme Court looked at the constitution, they identified a fundamental right and what you show as, well, that's not really what happened. Well, I'll start by saying that when researching this film, we were told that there was a symposium at Stanford, a law symposium hosted by the federal federalist society, where it was a great upon by this symposium of lawyers on both sides of the argument that roe V wade was one of the worst legal decisions in Supreme Court history, not because they were pro or against abortion, but legally how has decided. Now tying that into what you're asking, you know, Supreme Court Justices are not robots. They are humans. And we are all affected by the media, our families, things that are going on in our own homes. In this specific case, we had Supreme Court Justices with wives and daughters who were volunteering at Planned Parenthood who were influenced by this huge feminist movement that was sweeping the nation in the late 60s and 70s. So it's almost to say, you know, if you're talking about the George Floyd case, for example, against Derek Chauvin. How could you say that the judges in that case wouldn't be influenced by what's going on in the media or what's going on in their own homes. That environment that we all experienced in the summer of 2020 20 movement is very similar to what you could picture the environment that the justices were experiencing back in the 70s when this case was decided. And not only that, on top of the family pressure that they all saw right in their own homes, there was a leak just like there was a leak right before the new roe V wade decision got overturned, there was a leak where one of the justices leaked the internal vote, you know, there's internal votes that happens before the justices decide something. They have this big case coming up. And while they're in their meetings, they're deciding, hey, what are we looking at now? How many are for it? How many are against it? These are confidential internal votes that take place in the Supreme Court. One of the justices was very unhappy that the vote was swaying towards making continuing to make abortion illegal. So he then leaked that internal vote to The Washington Post. And there was a huge story in The Washington Post about how chief justice Warren Berger, who in our film was played by John Voight, was leaning towards keeping abortion illegal. Now you can only imagine the death threats, the family pressure, what he would then receive once the country knew that he was voting against legalizing abortion. Remember what happened to justice gorge stitch or Amy Coney Barrett or our current justices once the new roe V wade decision was leaked. People showed up at their homes, there were protests. There were death threats, history is simply repeating itself. I mean, what's so fascinating with all this copy is that there are some people who think and maybe this is just a distorting effect of memory that, you know, going back to the 70s and 80s and 90s, this sort of thing didn't happen that we lived in the kind of kinder gentler America and all this sort of journalistic terrorism and putting ideological pressure or threats against justices. And I think what you're saying is that it did happen. And particularly on this exact same issue. So this is a fascinating film, guys. You need to see it. Go to roe V wade movie dot com. Is that the best place Cathy for people to check out the film? Absolutely. You'll find links to all your favorite streaming providers on that site, whether you want to watch it on iTunes or Amazon or whatever you prefer.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Slash dinesh. Guys, I'm really thrilled to welcome to the podcast. A friend of mine, Kathy Lynn. She is the writer and director of the film roe V wade. By the way, the film is at roe V wade movie dot com. My Kathy is an independent film producer, writer. She served as head of production for big picture, and she's produced all these cool films, alien abduction, a sci-fi thriller with Lawrence bender. The experiment starring Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker and Steven TK's thriller. Isolation. Kathy, welcome to the podcast. Thanks so much for joining me. Talk to me a little bit about the importance of doing films that convey stories, but stories that deal with current events. Why did you make the roe V wade movie? Well, thank you so much for having me today, dinesh, and it is an important conversation. Mainstream films at the moment are driven mostly by a very liberal agenda. And so to me, it's very important to make narrative films as well as documentaries like yours that showcase topics that are relevant to today's news. So for example, my film roe V wade goes along with the history of how that law that legalized abortion in the United States was passed in 1973. So we tell the true story of exactly how that case came to the Supreme Court, how it passed and all of the manipulations and conspiracies and fake news that went along with it back in the 70s. And that's super important because as we all know history repeats itself. And what happened in the 70s is not much different than what happened today. And so many ways. Debbie and I saw the film and we found it riveting because, well, it's a feature film, as you say, but it's revealing all this true new information that people don't have, and you could have made it as a documentary in which you interview sources. But you chose to do it as a story, a feature film. Is that because the medium of the feature film in some cases is a better way to reveal history than the sort of the documentary approach you know what? I think that they're both useful. I think that narrative feature films have their place in the sense of the audience doesn't feel like you're trying to shove anything down their throat. They don't feel like they're in an educational setting in a lesson. A story is a little bit easier to digest. It's dramatic. There's characters that you could follow along with. Some familiar faces like John Voight and Stacey dash and Robert Davi that people can be fans of. And when you're hearing a story told by such prolific actors that you love, sometimes it sinks in a little bit better. And then maybe you get so interested in the topic that you'll then dig deeper and watch a great documentary that will interview the real sources. I've certainly found a lot of people that have seen our film, then go and look up interviews with the different Supreme Court Justices and the different key players at the time. And that was the whole point of making the movie.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
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"Do it today. Obama is back and he is back by popular demand, not popular to bad from the American people and certainly not for me. But popular demand from the Democrats and you can kind of see why they're turning to Obama, the alternative is Biden. Normally in a midterm, the President Biden would be out there stomping for these candidates. But they don't want them, particularly in the swing districts. But they think that Obama has got perhaps some of his old juice his old mojo, if you will. And so here's Obama showing up in Georgia to try to save Stacey Abrams in the gubernatorial contest with Brian Kemp, trying to boost Warnock in his race against Herschel Walker, and then awful Obama goes to Wisconsin where he's trying to help Mandela Barnes and his race against Ron Johnson. And so Obama is doing what Obama does. And I can't deny that he is a well, you can't say compared to Biden because there's no comparison. There's no point doing a comparison. But he's a skilled rhetorician. And he has a kind of relaxed style where he seems to be an awe shocks jovial kind of guy just talking regular talk with regular people, but we have to just remember that this is the Obama routine. This is how Obama conned the American people in 2008. He was less successful in conning them in 2012 because some of them, quite a few actually figured him out, and by 2016, many of us had figured him out and in fact, of course, Hillary's defeat was obviously partly in 2016, partly a measure of Hillary, herself as a horrible individual corrupt and the clintons, but it was also a referendum on the Obama presidency, Obama had had two terms, and if people were really thrilled with Obama Hillary would probably have made it in the same way that George H. W. Bush made it really on the strength of Reagan's successful two term presidency. But what Obama is trying to do is sort of come in at a time where Democrats appear to be increasingly anxious and perhaps even a little desperate about the midterms which are only 8 days away and they're looking for Obama to sort of give us a message to find the message for us. And Obama's message appears to be that number one, the Republicans are nuts coming up with one crazy theory after another. Of course, he doesn't specify what these theories are. He just acts like we kind of all know that they're crazy. And Obama might affect says something like, well, you know, they accuse me of not being born in America. And now that wouldn't even make the top ten list of crazy. And Obama also goes right to the issue of abortion and gays. Where he goes, is it Republican politicians and judges who should get to decide when you start a family or how many children you should have or who you marry or who you love and the left cheer
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Greg Phillips on truth social he truth it out, doing the right thing isn't always easy, but it's always right. I've been texting over the weekend back and forth with Catherine Gregg, just basically saying how's it going? They're like, man, the judges threatening to jail us on Monday. We're talking to our attorneys. We'll see how it all plays out. You won't believe dinesh the transcript, which of course eager to read. So I feel very bad for Catherine and Greg, but I also feel that this is a very heroic action on their part in being able in being willing to stand up for their principles and stand up for this confidential source. You can not conduct research of a certain kind. This is obviously very sensitive research. If you can protect your own sources. Because nobody is going to come forward and give you information if they can't trust you to do that. So it seems like Katherine and Greg are taking a very brave stance. I'm going honestly. I think that if they are jailed and they spend some days or even weeks in jail, it will, it will, it will show the American public, and it will show conservatives that these guys who are made of steel, these are guys who not only have very good research skills, the research they provided the research foundation for 2000 mules, the book and the movie, the book by the way, out now. And you can pick up a copy goes really well. It goes really well with the film. But Catherine Gregg deserved the credit for not only having done the legwork, but now protecting the mechanism of getting this kind of information. I mean, to me, the real issue is not, you know, which was the source of provided you with the initial lead, but simply is this information accurate, yes or no? Does this guy have this data in China? Yes or no? Is he violating his contracts with Los Angeles and other cities yes or no?
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Phillips to show up today, and if they don't reveal the FBI confidential source in the so called conic matter, they will be jailed. He says the Marshalls will be here if you don't comply with what the Marshals with what I've ordered you to do. You are going to go to jail and you're going to stay in jail until you do. Wow. Now, let's look at what's going on here because all of this started when Catherine and Greg had some public presentations in the forum that they called the pit. They talked about their so called Tiger project, and they talked about the fact that there was U.S. election data valuable, critical, confidential data. That was being collected by this election software company named connick. Run by a guy named Eugene yu, who has, by the way, deep ties to China and to the Chinese Communist Party. He's in fact offered his company connick to run Chinese elections with the Communist Party, presumably among rival Communist Party candidates. And so this guy is evidently involved in U.S. elections and he has made agreements to keep the election data confidential and true the vote said that he had been violating those commitments and storing data in a manner that made it accessible to Chinese sources, Chinese officials, and of course the Chinese government. Now, conic sued through the vote and said the truth of vote has sort of broken into our data system through the vote is racist because Eugene U is just has a Chinese name and he's being accused of being a kind of a Chinese agent. And so this is the lawsuit that U.S. district judge Kenneth hoyt is dealing with. But right as this lawsuit was filed, Eugene U, the CEO of chronic was arrested, he was arrested by the Los Angeles district attorney's office. This is the office of George gascon, and he was arrested for exactly what true the vote had accused him of doing. In fact, Greg Phillips went out to California and testified before the grand jury. He was one of the sources that made the case to the grand jury and the grand jury found that there was probable cause there was sufficient evidence to make the to proceed with the case and in fact to make the make the arrest. And so what I find odd about this whole thing is you've got you've got here a case in Houston and you would think that the judge in Houston would say, hey, listen, we've got a criminal case going on in California that is looking at comics involvement in very serious data breaches and very serious offenses. By the way, Eugene U is also accused of embezzling a big chunk of money that was provided by the city of Los Angeles for election contracts purloining that money apparently to his own personal use. So there are two separate lines of accusation, if you will, in the, in the complaint, filed in Los Angeles. And you would think that the Texas judge would be like, listen, you know, it's silly for us here to be trying to adjudicate whether through the voted something wrong with regard to conic, why don't we let the case in Los Angeles play out? Let's see what happens. Let's see what the culpability is of chronic. And then if necessary, we can take up the matter here. But no, the judge appears to think that he is going to adjudicate the case himself.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"And of course the question is, what kind of a socialism are we going to be seeing? Is it going to take Brazil over the next several years down? Let's say the Venezuelan road. That would be terrible. That would be disastrous for Brazil. And let's remember Brazil is a big one of the big players in the world and certainly the biggest country in the region. So very influential for all of Latin and South America. Now, in this election, there was a kind of an early aversion around one of the election and Bolsonaro came close enough. That was also Lula was slightly ahead, but the polls had Lula winning hands down. He's ten points ahead of Bolsonaro, but the runoff was forced by the fact that the candidates came very close together, so obviously the other candidates were eliminated. It was a straight off runoff between the two and Lula seems to have pulled it off. Now I'm not sure that this means that Brazil is finished that Brazil is down for the count that we're going to see tyrannical socialism in Brazil. But I think I'd have to say that is a real possibility. And it's a possibility that would be particularly tragic. As I think about the result, I mean, I feel really bad. Not so much for Bolsonaro, but I feel bad for the Brazilians who are trying to stop the country's slide toward a destructive socialism. So if we get there, if Brazil does become a big Venezuela, these are the people who will have desperately tried to avert that outcome, but would not have been successful in doing that. We see in Brazil, a lot of similarities to the American situation, by and large the urban vote goes for the socialists, the leftist, the media is heavily left wing, the academic class is very much in bed with the socialists. The pollsters are on the left, and therefore the polls tend to magnify the support of the left. Again, when you look at Brazil as a country and you let's just say colored red and blue using, of course, the American kind of coloring system. You see that most of the country went for Bolsonaro. And there's just pockets, urban pockets, and particularly one large pocket. And that pocket as it turns out is run by narco terrorist gangs. So there's a lot of suspicion in Brazil. I don't know if this will actually become an issue, but that there was an awful lot of shenanigans and fraud and intimidation going on in that part of Brazil.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Is freaking out about Elon Musk at Twitter and they're freaking out not because of hate speech. They keep more hate speech we'll be back on the platform and in fact, you know, this is kind of funny because they keep running sacking Twitter looking up and down and saying, oh look, there's a racist app at that over here there's a racist that over there to give the impression that this is now normal at Twitter, nonsense. I never see it. Nobody sees it. I bet you don't either. Obviously in any platform, if you search high and wide, you're gonna find some examples of it. But their point is, not that they were really even care so much about the hate speech because think about it. Most of the censorship has nothing to do with hate speech. What is the Hunter Biden story have to do with hate speech? What a censoring information on COVID or debates about climate change, a debates about the abortion. What do those have to do with hate speech per se? The left's real goal is to sense or not hate speech, but political speech. There will goal is to shut down their opponents and one Elon Musk right now stands very strongly in the way.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Not just his offer to buy, but his purchase and then his hit the ground running approach. To this very important platform. Let's remember there has been for the past year and a half huge censorship going on. And huge manipulation of results manipulation of the exposure going on on the three biggest platforms, namely Twitter and Facebook and YouTube. Now, Facebook and YouTube are unrepentant. They are the same. Debbie thinks that they're actually going to get worse now that Twitter has become a free speech platform, although it could go the opposite way. It could be that when you have censorship, you need a coordinated regime of censorship, a kind of censorship across all major platforms for the censorship to really work, and that once one platform breaks loose, you have a sort of, let's call it the glass nose effect. Using the phrase that was used by used by Gorbachev to describe the kind of opening up of the old Soviet Union glasnost and perestroika were Gorbachev's two terms. So it could be the glasnost will extend from Twitter to YouTube and we'll see a kind of thaw occur even there. We will see. Now, I want to outline some of Elon Musk's steps. He comes into Twitter. First of all, he's labeled himself chief twit, which is kind of amusing. Shows that he has a rye approach to Twitter. And he comes in carrying a sink and he goes, let that sink in. So that to me is a little zany, but nevertheless, he's in the building. He brings with him his Tesla engineers. I think this is really important because part of what Elon is saying is I don't trust the engineer as a Twitter. And I want them to explain the code to my Tesla engineers, they will sort of take it from here, and he locked the Twitter engineers out so that they couldn't alter the code. They couldn't basically fool with the company kind of on their way out the door. A bunch of these engineers will let go and most importantly, the top brass at Twitter were all fired, including para gagar wild, the CEO, and vijaya got a basically, I call it, you know, she's the mem sahib of censorship. She was the one running the so called content moderation. She's the one who played a key role in banning Trump off the platform. She's the one who played a key role in suppressing the Hunter Biden story. This is absolutely a horrible person, a kind of apparatchik would be at home in any kind of Maoist or stalinist or Castro white regime.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"And so put those facts together and ask, how does this square with the left and the media and the democratic narrative that this is some kind of a violent trumpster, a right winger, a maga type who has been radicalized by maga rhetoric and is engaging in political violence. It doesn't square at all. And so it appears that having now realized that, having realized that the more plausible explanation given the facts I just outlined is that Paul Pelosi arranged a meeting with this guy. He knew him in any event. The guy shows up, who knows what was going on and how the two men ended up in their underpants. But Paul Pelosi then calls the police reveals the guy's name, so clearly he had some familiarity with him. And so all of this would appear to imply that this might have been some kind of tryst, some kind of rendezvous that went sideways, went wrong. Now, the San Francisco police have subsequently come out and tried to quote clear the matter up by introducing new facts. So new fact number one is that no, this was a mistake that was misreporting and they both were not in their underwear. Only Paul Pelosi was. Number two, I think more significantly, Paul Pelosi supposedly did not know his attacker. But this fact number two is now problematic because there's a police recording in which Paul Pelosi reveals the guy's name is David, and the attacker turns out to be David depe, age 42. So Pelosi clearly did know his name and Pelosi also described him as a friend. Now, part of the report I'm reading say that, well, Pelosi was just being unbelievably cunning. He tricked the assailant into allowing him to go to the bathroom. He was in a sense putting on the idea that the guy was a friend, but I'm thinking to myself, that doesn't make any sense because the man wasn't with Pelosi in the bathroom, Pelosi was alone. That's how he was able to make the phone call. He was not under any rhetorical pressure. It wasn't like the guy had a gun to his head or he was trying to appease the guy and talking to the police in his presence, in which case he might describe the guy as a friend, so as to reassure the guy, but no, quite clearly, Pelosi was by himself volunteering that he knew the guy knew his name and that he was a friend. So how do you square that with the sort of new edited version of the facts that we're now getting? It looks to me like this is a cover up job and that the San Francisco police, so sort of, let's call it, you know, Pelosi's militia are covering up for the most influential family in San Francisco namely the Pelosi's. They release facts and the facts are very incriminating incriminating toward Pelosi. And so they go, it's time to revise the facts. It's time to come up with new facts so we can blame the guy who really needs to be blamed who is guess who. Trump, so evidently Trump was not on the scene, knows nothing about this. Is dealing with other issues in Mar-a-Lago and elsewhere, he's the real culprit.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Dot com. Coming up, I'm going to try to make sense of the weird Paul Pelosi incident. To try to provide a plausible explanation for something that's being blamed on the maga movement. Twitter has become fun again. It almost feels to me like how eastern Europeans felt when the Berlin Wall came down. I'll talk about that. I'll review a judge's order that Catherine engelbrecht and Greg Phillips should go to jail today. Until they reveal the name of a confidential source in the conic case and movie producer Kathy aylin joins me, we're going to talk about her film roe V wade. This is the dinesh just who's a show. America needs this voice. The times are crazy, and a time of confusion, division, and lies. We need a brave voice of recent understanding and truth. This is the dinesh d'souza podcast. The incident involving Paul Pelosi gets weirder and weirder and it's also an incident in which the facts appear to change, or at least the reporting of facts, both from the police and from the media. Seem to alter based upon whether or not the facts fit a kind of given narrative. Now, let's start with the facts as initially presented. You have a guy who shows up to attack Paul Pelosi. Evidently, in his underwear. So not only is Paul Pelosi in his underwear, no surprise, it's his own house. It's two in the morning, but the assailant is reportedly in his underwear. Wow. Then when the police show up supposedly, the two men both have a hammer. Not one hammer, but two hammers. And the assailant attacks Paul Pelosi, not before he's not lying on the floor, but while the police are there. That's odd. How did the police know to get there? Paul Pelosi made a phone call and the phone call was, he said, from his bathroom. So according to Paul Pelosi, he went to the bathroom, he took a quote bathroom break from the assailant. He's under assault. He goes, hold on, I gotta go to the bathroom. The guy led some evidently. Paul Pelosi says his phone was charging in the bathroom, and in the bathroom he's able to make a phone call. Now that makes no sense. But granted that maybe this happened that way, Paul Pelosi then tells the police and we can hear this on the police recording the police a summarizing what Paul Pelosi told him and what he said is the guy's name is David. He names him. And then he says he is, quote, a friend, a friend. Now this is on the recording. You can go listen to it.
Sore Losers
"hammer" Discussed on Sore Losers
"He said, he's a hell of a brother out. He's like, why are you trying to use hammer? Do you remember any new hammer? You're trying to steal hammer's glory? There is always something special. You need a hammer or a 7 footer hammers in the heavens going? Is this guy? That's only 7 feet, dude. Come on. And so I reach back to truly deep. I'm actually feeling pretty good about this one. I put it. Would you know? There was one hell of a break to the left and I missed it my two feet. Then that makes me believe in hammer even more.
The Michael Berry Show
"hammer" Discussed on The Michael Berry Show
"That's that that's an excellent point and really even just like the credible ret of impeachment of launching and p impeachment proceedings over just total debacle. Such what happens in such as what has happened in afghanistan we really ought to be kind of a deterrent for terrible presidential conduct. Right i mean just kind of thinking that they credible threat of the house. Judiciary committee filing these articles in the senate kind of proceeding to trial. So i think if they just the near credible threat of it can be kinda prophylactic and a good thing the same way that a credible threat in you know in a lot of areas of life i can. I can get good thing. We're going to keep people on their toes and whatnot here but look the keys specific impeachment. I mean you know. I just like hammer homes and point of what we've seen over the past month or so the president is just. He's out to lunch. I i mean just to make like an obvious kind of like armchair political pundit points here. He has clearly revealed himself in my opinion to be unfit for his job. And i say that by the way if someone who has been deeply sympathetic to a long time to winding down this mission in afghanistan. I do not self identifies neoconservative. I do not think that we should be engaging in these moralistic nation building boondoggles these backwater countries halfway around the world. I actually don't agree with that. That's not what the us military this for us military this very efficiently and quickly hunt down and kill our enemies. So i'm sympathetic to to withdrawing our troops and getting out of this you know jihadist overrun helpful. But just the way that it was done. The lack of compassion from the commander in chief on to the double and triple down as people were falling off of airplanes as i. K- had the horrible suicide bombing. Thirteenth servicemen died The taliban fled raise or the embassy in kabul and the twentieth anniversary. Nine eleven. I mean this stain on america's reputation. I think irreparable and i really say that. Someone who is sympathetic to be overarching. End goal here. So i look at that and i look back to kind of language. I read from hamilton earlier. Talking about i quote violation of some public trust. I mean look. They seen a violation of some public. Trust and i'm not sure what is honestly those flag. Draped coffins are a poignant example of how poorly this withdrawal was handled. and you. you didn't even mention the fact that over one hundred thousand afghan individuals. I don't wanna call them refugees. Some of these are taliban fighters And now you have. And this is all of his making because as vice president they. They traded for. Bowe bergdahl a traitor. They traded for individuals. Who are now at the head of this government that that that we had in gitmo. I mean this is the continuation of the barack obama just absolute debacle of a presidency. Josh hammer i'm up against a break. Your fantastic keep doing the great work. You're doing it. Newsweek thank you. Thanks so much michael..
The Michael Berry Show
"hammer" Discussed on The Michael Berry Show
"One of the sharpest young minds on the scene today as a fellow named josh hammer. He is a syndicated columnists and opinion editor for newsweek. He was trained as a lawyer. He practiced he is smart as a whip. Very very incisive analytical. Mind and i'm honored to have him as our guest to talk about something that more and more folks are saying. And that is that joe biden should be impeached. There's a real case for his impeachment. A new york post article september fifth. That josh hammer wrote biden's afghanistan disaster and his lies are strong grounds for impeachment. I've read the piece josh but make the case for our audience. Well michael i was back with you. Thanks so much for having on here so you know. Obviously there's a lot. There's a lot of historical miss misunderstanding and confusion about what actually constitutes the grounds legally speaking presidential impeachment the actual concerts criteria. You go back to the language and look at it. It refers to high crimes and misdemeanors it specifically actually treason. Bribery or other. High friends misdemeanors. But we've never. We've never attended any peach trees in a bribery. So that usually focuses on on the quote unquote high crimes and misdemeanors provisions here. So some people look at that and they very reasonably think that the president has actually committed a crime. You know you have to perjure himself. How bill clinton did in nineteen nineties. Or maybe you commit like more familiar. Crime like homicide or something like that. But it's actually not really what it's referring to. The phrase is kind of a term of art at common law. You know the founding fathers were equally familiar with blackstone and those grade english common lawyers and alexander hamilton in federal. A sixty five. He refers to quote these subjects of the impeachment trials jurisdiction as being quote those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men or in other words from the abuse or violation of some public. Trust so it basically if they very lofty kind of letting down where the president has committed such greed actions that he has violated. The trust of the citizenry isn't basically michael with democrats claim. That trump did on that fairly short phone call with ukrainian president dolinsky back in the summer of twenty nineteen. They were obviously not trying to impeach because he committed a quote unquote true criminal. Acura so you know if that phone call was impeachable then by phone..
Thumb and Hammer Home Improvement Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on Thumb and Hammer Home Improvement Podcast
"Hello friends have. I got a deal for you. My name is doug. This is the thumb and hammer. Home improvement podcast. And if you're like me you have searched the internet looking for woodworking plans. Well what if. I told you that you could get thousand plans for the low low price of only sixty seven dollars while there's this guy. His name is ted. Woody mcgrath. Now you know. He's legit because after all his nickname is woody. So he's obviously a woodworker. Because every woodworker i know is nicknamed woody right any. He spent decades compiling woodworking plans that he is offering to sell for the low low price of only sixty seven dollars. Now consider the most plan self around five ten bucks each on the internet. How could you possibly go wrong. How indeed. you've no doubt seen the ads on facebook or other websites than i am. Of course talking about ted's woodworking. And like i said to have access to such a vast array of plans for under a hundred bucks seems like the best deal ever. Steve ramsey of woodworking for mere mortals posted several videos about this offer back in two thousand twelve. Other woodworkers woodworking sites and forums and youtube channels have reviewed and researched and warned against ted's woodworking. But it has never gone away and it seems to be flooding. My facebook feed now more than ever different website. You are of course but all leading to the same landing pages
The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast
"Do you want to be wrong. There's flatters guy who died and his rocket crash so so hot he's you know where they do a covert nineteen kind of update at the beginning of meetings. If it's gonna if he out they have been for awhile and gives a whole bunch of numbers and charts and i would say about forty percent of council intently lessons about sixty percent or you know. Look off the other distances. They're they're watching their other. Tv watching hockey. Whatever doing so. Frank got those questions in john. That is The district itself in the montana is association governor bullock in in at made quite clear that because school districts have to address both the academics end the activities that they are able to make those decisions So i do talk with the school superintendents on a weekly basis. We have talked a lot about increase. The increased interest in things. Like regional basketball tournaments. And things like that and they. They do ten Visible run by at least their plans. But the actual decision restaurant the district and the essay and my last question who signed determines that wrestlers can't shake before and after patch You know i don't know science to that if they're gonna be wrestling anyway. The the decisions are made by image essay in the districts as to how they actually process those masks. Those matches. okay thank you. It's one of my favorite things to get the okay from the mayor. So yeah so. Frank is throughout. This meeting was let me go to my notes..
The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast
"hammer" Discussed on The Friday Packet with Stocky and Stout Podcast
"Deal. Pam comment iran. The new guy precedent sound effects pam. Come in at random times. Good yeah i got a couple of questions. Frank still hasn't got a fidget spinner. He has got something to that. Quells the sound where he's on the light full. It's kind of annoying. Maybe we could give him a couple of garbage candidates naked crash together while he's talking like this like finger cymbals. Oh yeah absolutely be perfect. You had a very thorough and highly comprehensible. Explanation of buff sir. Finally you don't wanna stick around here that it's going to be all completely clear. Sorry you had to be read out a wish that could prices have to be made. We should probably check in with city council before we go. This is your live. Look in of the dewar's blended scotch whisky. Portugal smooth porch cass port. Ask finish product of scotland aged eight years doers. It's about damn time because it's tuesday fast-changing in those systems. Now for profit. Dauntless system certain companies are permitted by seeds to drop off still targeted towards larger trillions. And so. that's where out of the bike and scooter litter was when needs dot. Companies will come just dropping hundred vehicles a scooter demanding vandalism. His sternness park bikes. Thankfully the skills into its title spaces taken up half data that they can do that on. Thank you One of the things to the very different bike dogfight much higher quality higher costs but it is much harder to vandalize on ball. Bill bill art can be stolen and used on any other bikes. They come with a hefty. You lock that require them to be walked. Another physical object as mac because there is an improper Parking these endings also all have a gps unit on board So most operators.