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It's up on Bright Bart. and it's

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absolutely insane. And it goes

4:29

right to where I was talking about at

4:31

the top of the show about the department of

4:34

ICE failed homeland security

4:37

because they're not allowing any of

4:39

their agents or officers to

4:42

do the jobs that they were trained to do. And

4:44

in fact, they're lying to you the American people.

4:46

We heard it from Alejandro Myorges. We've heard

4:48

it from the White House press secretary.

4:50

Oh, everything's fine. Nothing to see here

4:53

folks. Don't mind the seven

4:55

hundred plus bodies that

4:57

we found just this year of the

4:59

dead, the biggest increase we've ever

5:01

seen at the border of migrant

5:03

deaths. Don't mind the

5:05

nearly one million known

5:07

god of ways that are somewhere in our nation

5:10

possibly connected to terrorist organizations

5:12

or others who are connected to criminality, and

5:15

even if they are innocent people

5:17

looking for jobs Guess what?

5:20

A good majority of them are being

5:22

abused in a system where they are living

5:24

in the shadows. There is nothing

5:27

good about this. And as for

5:29

the encounters, those are the people

5:31

that we actually run into. Right? Those

5:33

are the ones that our border patrol agents

5:35

thank you so much for what you do and our

5:38

ICE officers, again, thank you so much

5:40

for what you do. Are

5:41

the ones that encounter them at the border,

5:43

run them, try to do the best that

5:45

they can? I guess, to process them

5:48

and find out who they are and run

5:50

background checks on them if they can.

5:52

Only if they had ever been

5:54

arrested previously or marked previously

5:57

here in the United States. That means they had encountered

5:59

them before

5:59

on the border. and

6:01

then they can find them in the system. Other

6:04

than that, they have to

6:06

release them and let them go. Well, guess

6:08

where your taxpayer dollars are going

6:10

now under the Biden administration. You're

6:13

not gonna believe this. Just

6:14

hold on to your seats right now because

6:17

I'm gonna tell you. DHS' funding

6:20

leftist organizations to

6:23

study radicalization white

6:25

supremacy

6:27

in video games. Yes.

6:29

Grab your kids video games right now.

6:31

Run for the hills. Run

6:33

for the hills. You know, sometimes

6:36

I just think, like, what they're doing is

6:38

they're they're not even I mean, of course, this

6:40

is total bullshit. Right? You you

6:42

get this. Right? This is what they're doing with your

6:44

taxpayer dollars. It's ridiculous.

6:47

But sometimes I think they're just studying these video

6:49

games to figure out how they're gonna continue

6:51

brainwashing

6:52

our kids. Maybe

6:53

that's what they're doing. Maybe the the

6:55

trick here is to fully make

6:57

them full on crazy

7:01

radical leftist. Maybe that's the goal.

7:03

It's like we gotta get rid of all of

7:05

the manly

7:06

aims. or

7:07

the fighter games or the defender

7:09

nation games or the Patriot games

7:11

or anything like that, patriotic games,

7:13

anything. We're

7:14

just gonna have like crazy

7:16

radical leftist games to brainwash

7:19

your child. Maybe that's it. Let me read

7:21

you this story.

7:22

From Bright

7:22

Bart, the US Department of

7:24

Homeland Security, which recently said that

7:27

questioning official narratives on

7:29

matters like coronavirus policies CONSTITUTES

7:32

A TERRIS THREAT HAS AWARDED

7:34

NEARLY seven hundred thousand dollars

7:37

TO LEFT WEIGH RESEARCHERS to

7:39

study radicalization in video games

7:41

with the focus on white supremacy

7:44

because we know that everywhere

7:46

we go, we are just just inundated

7:48

with these crazy white supremacist

7:51

groups, like everywhere. Right? I mean, they're

7:53

just falling out of the ceiling. They're

7:55

coming out of the mountains. They're in

7:57

our cities. I mean, I just we can't

7:59

seem to get

7:59

rid of these white supremacists groups.

8:01

According to the DHS, and the

8:03

Biden administration, which by the

8:06

way, once again, I'm gonna call bullshit

8:08

on that. Over the past decade,

8:11

Video games have increasingly become

8:13

the focal points of social activity

8:16

and identity creation for adolescents and

8:18

young adults. said DHS in its

8:20

press release announcing the grant. The

8:22

money will go to a joint project run

8:24

by the Milbury Institute Center on

8:26

terrorism extremism and

8:29

counterterrorism of the same type of

8:31

groups that don't want to use islamist

8:34

radicals. These are the same type of groups.

8:37

I don't want you to say that, but

8:39

all white people are racist. This

8:42

is just We are really

8:44

living in upside downtimes. We

8:46

are really living in upside downtimes. Take

8:49

this. A non profit that pushes

8:51

left wing identity politics. And

8:54

logically, a company which, according

8:56

to vice, is attempting to solve

8:59

the problem of bad online behavior

9:02

at scale. And by the way, I was

9:04

watching I was watching the news the other night watching

9:06

Fox News, you know, there's different ads

9:08

coming on, different various channels,

9:11

and there's this Facebook advertisement.

9:14

And I don't know if you all have seen this, but it's

9:16

it's so it's so scary.

9:19

It's so or well in. And

9:21

it just came to me right now of what I'd seen,

9:23

but it was coming on over and over again.

9:25

It's like we're talking about these issues, like

9:28

these really scary issues, like

9:30

being ostracized, sensorship

9:32

in America. What does our first amendment

9:34

mean? What of our what is our fourth amendment

9:37

right what are our rights as citizens?

9:39

What are our rights? as a president of these

9:41

United States of America like President

9:43

Donald Trump and what's happened to him.

9:45

And all of a sudden, this Facebook

9:48

ad

9:49

comes on. And it's like, we're spending

9:52

trillions of dollars. I don't even remember

9:54

how much. We're spending so

9:57

many billions that you can't even imagine

9:59

and we have tens of thousands

10:02

or hundreds of thousands of people working

10:04

for us. That's bigger than the city of

10:06

Washington, D. C. to ensure

10:08

your safety, to make sure that you're

10:10

protected

10:12

online.

10:13

To protect you, we just

10:15

wanna protect you

10:17

because

10:18

you can't think for yourself and

10:20

you don't know how to protect yourself. and

10:22

you don't know how to protect your children. We've

10:25

got to do it for you. It's like,

10:27

what kind of BS is this?

10:29

What kind of Orwellian

10:32

nineteen eighty four crazy

10:35

place have

10:36

I slipped into? Remember that TV show sliders?

10:39

don't know if you remember this, but you kinda like slide into

10:41

different dimensions. I sometimes

10:44

think I've woken up and I have

10:46

slid into a really messed

10:48

up dimension. one

10:50

that only the twilight zone

10:52

or Jean Rodenberry could concoct

10:54

because I cannot get what I'm doing

10:57

here. I like with this craziness. Right?

10:59

So

11:00

we have people dying

11:01

at the border. We

11:03

have our border patrol agents

11:04

with our hands tied behind their backs.

11:06

processing people to only to release

11:09

them into the United States and into

11:11

our communities without even knowing

11:13

who the hell they are. we have

11:15

a situation where our agencies

11:19

are bureaucracies like the

11:21

FBI and our intelligence agencies

11:23

are spending more time investigating Americans

11:27

for being patriotic instead

11:31

of actually investigating our

11:34

adversaries who are here on our

11:36

homeland, actually targeting our

11:38

homeland, like China and others,

11:42

Like the drug cartels, like

11:44

nefarious human trafficking organizations,

11:48

we're spending more time I'm talking about white

11:50

supremacy than that than

11:52

that. And we have an administration. Yes.

11:55

President Biden's administration. that

11:57

is perpetuating human

12:00

trafficking and actually aiding in abetting

12:02

human traffickers and drug cartels

12:05

to ensure that they can access

12:07

our border. Oh, and by the way, possibly

12:09

terrorist organizations. And I would I would

12:11

say for sure, terrorist organizations because

12:13

we've already caught over seventy coming across

12:16

our border. And I think that's just this year alone.

12:19

So just just stew

12:21

on that for a minute. Just

12:23

think about that. You know,

12:25

as we go to the mall

12:28

or shop or go to a federal building,

12:31

or, you know, send our kids

12:33

off to school and, you know, hope

12:35

that they come back okay and that

12:37

crime is rising in our, you know,

12:39

big Democratic cities like TOGAL LIKE

12:41

BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, EVEN

12:43

HERE IN TEXAS, IN HOUSTON,

12:46

IN SAN Antonio, WHERE WE GOT THAT CRAZY

12:48

SHARE OFF. RIGHT? SHARE

12:50

SALZERS WHO IS INVESTIGATING BY

12:52

THE WAY GOVERNOR RUN TO SANTAS

12:55

FOR SENDING fifty MIND

12:57

YOU ONLY fifty MIGRANTS

12:59

all the way to Martha's vineyard,

13:03

in a beautiful island, where

13:05

my gosh, there's coffee shops,

13:08

where there's, like, only seventeen thousand

13:10

people because, you know, the roughly two hundred

13:12

thousand aren't

13:13

there anymore where they have,

13:15

you know, food, plentiful food,

13:18

great weather

13:19

places to and it's like, oh, the rich

13:21

there, that mostly the and it was all the

13:23

liberal rich, by the way, for the most part.

13:26

I'm not talking about the conservatives that live

13:28

there, but the liberal rich were like,

13:30

oh my gosh. Oh my goodness. The Venezuelan's

13:33

are here. We've got to move the Venezuelans

13:35

out. Everybody load the Venezuelans up on

13:37

the bus. Somebody call the

13:39

governor, get the Venezuelans off

13:41

our island. Oh my goodness. I

13:43

mean, we really do like them. I'm friends with

13:46

a Venezuelan. I

13:48

know a Venezuelan. He does

13:49

my yard. What?

13:52

Let's move them off the island and let's

13:54

just let's put them at

13:56

the base.

13:57

The base. in NASA. Let's just move them

13:59

to the base. And then let's really

14:01

get mad at governor Ron DeSantis

14:04

for doing his job and exposing this

14:07

in our nation. Let's really get mad at him. Let's,

14:09

in fact, send some special interest lawyers

14:12

who care nothing about these migrants

14:15

who give not even a rat's

14:17

a about these migrants. There's

14:19

seven hundred or

14:22

so deaths out there, and those are the ones that we know

14:24

about. I'm I'm talking I hate saying that word. Seven

14:26

hundred and something. Those are what we've actually

14:29

I mean, I guess, we've those are the bodies

14:31

we found. But

14:32

there's so many more than that. There's

14:35

the baby John Doe. There's

14:37

the children that have drowned. You

14:39

know, What about suing the Biden

14:41

administration? Why don't we do that? Why don't we

14:44

sue the Biden administration for perpetuating

14:46

human trafficking? Right? Instead

14:49

of trying to sue a guy who has every

14:51

right to do it and people who signed, basically

14:53

signed away, saying, I wanna go to Martha's

14:55

Vineyard, who's sending them to the lap

14:58

of luxury in America. Where

15:00

these people who live on Martha's Vineyard

15:02

were so grateful before to

15:04

have signs saying we welcome all the

15:07

your nobody's illegal LGBTQ

15:10

BLM, Antifa. We love you all.

15:12

we just don't love

15:15

Patriots. That's

15:17

what we don't love.

15:18

Those Patriots

15:20

are the terrorists is what they

15:22

say. Right? That's what they're saying now. That's

15:24

what we're seeing. And if you go to sarah,

15:26

go to sarah a carter dot com,

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I keep saying this. You gotta throw the a in. Because

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if you don't, you're gonna end up on a website

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buying artwork and it's actually quite beautiful,

15:36

but that is not my website. I am in

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no way an artist I do stick figures.

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If you wanna buy my stick figures, I will

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be more than happy to draw them for you, but I don't think

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you do. But if you go to sarah a carter

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dot com, you'll go to my website and you'll find

15:49

a story up there.

15:50

Great story from a fantastic staff

15:53

that I have that looks for the,

15:55

I think, the best stories on the Internet, the ones that

15:57

are gonna mean the most to you. Right? The best

15:59

stories on

15:59

the Internet, the ones that you are going

16:02

to wanna read. This one is an IG

16:04

audit that shows a

16:06

non profit. Waive you

16:08

can't believe this, wasted seventeen

16:10

million taxpayer dollars on

16:13

hotels to not house

16:16

illegal foreign nationals. Yes, you got

16:18

that right. Seventeen million

16:20

of our dollars are hard earned

16:22

money that we have no say

16:24

in ended up in the hands

16:26

of this ridiculous nonprofit

16:29

so that it could just It's it's endeavors

16:32

to just waste our money, to just waste our

16:34

money. One doesn't

16:37

need to read past the IG's

16:39

reports headline to become furious.

16:42

ICE spends funds on

16:44

unused beds, missed

16:46

COVID nineteen protocols, and detention

16:48

standards while housing, migrant families

16:51

in hotels. In summary, an

16:53

unbelievable seventeen million dollars

16:55

was wasted on not housing

16:57

illegal foreign nationals at the heart

16:59

of the story is endeavors, a nonprofit, which

17:01

has received half a billion dollars.

17:04

Half a billion dollars. in

17:06

taxpayer money through no bid

17:08

government contracts to house foreign

17:10

nationals who illegally entered the US

17:13

and were released by the Biden administration instead

17:15

of being deported. The report

17:17

evaluated an eighty six point nine

17:19

million dollars sole

17:20

source contract.

17:23

first awarded to endeavors

17:24

earlier this year. My

17:27

god.

17:28

Eighty six point nine million

17:31

dollars For

17:33

this BS, what

17:35

could we be using this

17:37

for?

17:39

How could this I mean,

17:41

let me budget the eighty six point

17:43

nine million in our government. We're gonna

17:45

finish up that wall. We're gonna tell

17:47

the drug cartels they can go to hell and the human

17:50

trap occurs, and we're gonna find a

17:52

way to stop the flow. With

17:54

all the money that they have wasted, by

17:56

the way, let's let's be honest. This

17:58

money is lining the pockets

18:02

of friends, of friends

18:05

who run these NGOs.

18:09

Are you kidding me? Eighty six

18:11

point nine million, sole

18:14

source contract? I

18:16

bet you they don't get investigated by the IRS.

18:19

Every single one of our

18:21

conservative NGO friends out there

18:23

that tries to do a job If you have

18:25

Patriot in your name, watch out. Eighty

18:28

seven thousand IRS agents are

18:30

coming your way.

18:33

This guy or these folks with Endeavor?

18:37

Nuh-eighty six point nine million goes

18:39

a long way. but you can pad

18:41

a lot of pockets with that. Right? Right?

18:45

Months after it received its

18:47

first no bid contract,endeavors received

18:49

a second five hundred and thirty million

18:51

dollar.

18:52

How do they get these? Where do

18:54

you apply

18:54

for the five hundred and thirty million dollar

18:56

contract? And

18:58

oh oh, wait a minute and guess

19:00

what? They hired former Biden

19:03

administration official Andrew

19:05

Laurez and Laurenz and

19:08

Straight. I'm gonna say his name incorrectly. I

19:10

know it Laurenz and Straight. So he was a former

19:12

Biden administration official Maybe

19:15

that's how you get five hundred

19:17

and thirty million dollars in a contract.

19:20

Maybe that's how you get eighty six

19:22

point nine million

19:23

dollars.

19:25

That's awesome. They

19:27

hired him as his senior director for

19:29

migrant services You know,

19:31

you just gotta keep the illegals coming.

19:34

You just gotta keep that flow coming

19:36

in order to pad the pockets of the people

19:38

who are running the NGOs who say they

19:40

care about these illegals when

19:42

we can just stop it. That's

19:44

the lie.

19:45

Folks, that's how the government lies

19:48

to everyone and to you,

19:50

and to me, and to the poor migrants,

19:52

and to those poor children who have

19:54

lost their lives at the border Guess

19:57

what? Because everyone is

19:59

playing them as

19:59

pawns and that is really,

20:02

really sad. It's

20:04

unbelievable. It

20:05

is a corruption that

20:07

is embedded deeply into

20:10

our system. And it is the reason why

20:13

November cannot come fast

20:15

enough. It is the reason why

20:17

we need somebody else in the White House

20:20

We need someone with integrity and someone

20:22

who's willing to fight back and someone

20:24

who's willing to do the job.

20:27

that this government right now

20:29

is incapable of and does not

20:31

want to. Their goal

20:33

is to break down this great nation.

20:36

I truly believe that. Their goal

20:38

is to tear us apart. And

20:41

that is unacceptable to me, and

20:43

I hope that every single one of us gets

20:46

actively involved on the local

20:48

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24:02

And right now, we've got senator from Tennessee,

24:05

Marsha Blackburn. She is gonna

24:08

hit it hard on Joe Biden's

24:10

continuing crime wave and

24:12

what these wild district

24:14

attorneys are doing in our

24:16

states. It not to

24:19

ensure our safety, but guess what?

24:21

To protect the criminals and

24:24

not the victims. I'm so

24:26

happy to have senator Blackburn

24:28

back on the show because senator,

24:30

you have a new bill,

24:33

a new piece of legislation that you

24:35

recently put forward in

24:37

response to the crime

24:39

surge that we are seeing across

24:42

this country even in

24:44

your home state of Tennessee. A lot of this

24:46

has to do with the Biden

24:48

administration, with the democrats, Let's

24:51

talk about that.

24:52

Yes, you know, Sarah, with

24:54

all this, defund the police talk.

24:57

that the Democrats have been pushing

25:00

out now for about three years.

25:03

What we started to hear in

25:05

Tennessee was that

25:07

morale was low, recruitment was

25:10

down, crime was up.

25:13

And I visit with all ninety five

25:15

counties in the state. And

25:17

you know, previously, it would be

25:20

kind of a city problem. And what

25:22

we realized was this was working

25:24

its way up across the state.

25:27

Then, of course, you had the uptick

25:29

of crime

25:31

around Nashville and the

25:33

surge in crime over in

25:35

the Memphis area. And

25:37

as we worked with the Memphis officials,

25:40

Senator Hagerty and I decided

25:42

it was time to put something on paper

25:45

because this isn't a problem unique

25:47

to Tennessee. This is a problem that you're

25:49

seeing across the entire country.

25:52

And It was time to say, let's

25:54

do something about this. So

25:57

the Restoring Law and Order

25:59

Act

26:00

would put more resources to

26:03

local law enforcement because they're on

26:05

the front lines when it comes to fighting

26:07

drug crimes, fentanyl, the

26:10

surge that we have seen there. But

26:13

many times, they do not have the

26:15

tools the equipment the

26:17

protection, they need to

26:19

actually apprehend

26:22

drug dealers deal with

26:24

these crimes, handle fentanyl, and

26:27

some of these drugs, fentanyl can

26:29

kill you just a a little bit of

26:31

it, or NARCAN. which

26:33

they use to bring

26:35

people back when they ever overdosed.

26:38

And so there need to be more

26:40

resources available like wise,

26:43

every time we meet with a sheriff

26:46

or a police chief or

26:48

those that are captain with

26:50

the police force. They will tell you they

26:52

need more officers and agents that

26:54

people are getting weary. They are

26:57

overworked. So we have money

26:59

that is left over from COVID. So

27:01

what if we use that money

27:03

to help pay officers

27:06

more appropriately if

27:08

we use that money to hire more

27:11

officers. So you have people

27:13

that can respond to crime.

27:17

We also are looking at that money

27:19

that they were appropriating for

27:21

eighty seven thousand IRS agents.

27:24

that money would be better spent,

27:26

making our communities safe.

27:29

Another component in this So I was gonna

27:32

ask you really quickly. how is it

27:34

that we see the dams and

27:36

we've seen the narrative that they've pushed

27:39

against police officers and we've seen that

27:41

since we saw the uprisings of

27:43

Antifa, BLM. Across

27:45

America, I talked to a lot of police officers,

27:47

a lot of federal officers on the border senator.

27:50

And there is this sense of frustration

27:52

that nobody has their back.

27:55

That while they're out there putting their

27:57

life on the line, doing everything

27:59

they can,

27:59

doing everything they can to protect their

28:02

communities. You know that if if

28:04

they if they make a decision, that

28:06

doesn't sit well with the left.

28:08

Or

28:09

if they have to protect themselves that

28:11

they could end up being on the other side, they

28:13

could end up being the ones targeted. How

28:16

do you deal with that? Well,

28:19

and you're citing a problem

28:21

we hear a lot because citizens

28:25

will tell you, police officers will

28:27

tell you that what the left has done

28:30

is they've made heroes out

28:32

of criminals, and they

28:34

have turned police officers, law

28:37

enforcement officers into

28:39

villains. So that

28:41

is a big part of the underlying

28:44

problem. So this legislation

28:47

we feel is a way

28:49

that and this should be bipartisan. Our

28:53

Democrat friend should join us in this.

28:55

It is a way to say to

28:57

local law enforcement. We've got your back

28:59

because we know the tables have flipped

29:02

and you are on the front lines.

29:05

You're on the front lines, fighting drug

29:07

trafficking, sex trafficking, human

29:09

trafficking, gangs. You're

29:12

on the front line dealing with

29:14

drug dealers because they've been allowed

29:17

to come across that open southern border.

29:19

You're on the front line because

29:22

now what you are doing

29:24

is you are confiscating these

29:27

drugs in the pounds when

29:30

previously it would be

29:32

a grams, a few grams of

29:35

drugs that you would apprehend. So

29:38

this legislation is a way

29:40

to do that. There's another piece of this

29:42

legislation that deals

29:44

with rape kits. Now,

29:47

Sarah, as you know, the federal

29:49

government has put tens

29:53

of millions of dollars into

29:55

this two hundred and sixty six million

29:57

dollars specifically to

29:59

make rape kits available to local

30:01

law enforcement so that violent

30:04

offenders can

30:06

be you can take the DNA, push

30:08

it through a rape kit,

30:11

and then positively identify

30:14

that rapist put

30:17

that into codis, which is a national

30:19

database. And then

30:22

if they repeat that act,

30:24

you find them in that database.

30:28

So we found out

30:30

that some of these rate kids were

30:32

not being processed in a timely manner.

30:35

Indeed, dealing with the issue in Memphis,

30:39

the the murderer of

30:41

the young mom

30:43

had committed violent rape

30:45

a year prior The rape

30:47

kit had not been processed. It took them

30:49

one year to return that

30:52

to the Memphis police department and

30:54

it came back the day. they

30:56

found that young mom's body.

31:00

So I have GEO

31:02

doing a study on

31:04

what is happening that has slowed

31:06

down the processing of these rate kits,

31:09

and then also putting some money

31:11

toward processing these in

31:13

a timely manner. Every one of these

31:15

should be processed on a rush. On

31:18

a rush. Absolutely. Absolutely. And

31:20

think about it because They're asking the woman

31:22

who has been violated. Right? A woman

31:24

who has been raped. They are asking

31:26

her immediately to go to a hospital

31:29

to once again have someone

31:32

you know, go into their privacy, right,

31:34

to put together a rate kit, and then they're

31:37

not sending it in in

31:39

time is unthavenable

31:41

to me. And the fact that we, you know

31:43

and let's talk about that. I mean, this wonderful

31:46

young mother who is a teacher, a

31:48

Liza Fletcher, she's out on a jog.

31:51

I mean, this is like, it's it's a

31:53

terrible, horrible situation to

31:56

think about what happened. And

31:58

part of that too is senator

32:00

and you brought it up. You pointed right

32:03

to it. Is the fact that the democrats

32:05

have made villains out of police officers

32:07

and made heroes out of these, you

32:10

know, these criminals. And

32:13

ARE EVEN OUR DAs HAVE BEEN RELEASING

32:15

PEOPLE, LOW BALE, NO BALE.

32:17

WE'VE SEEN CRIMES, NOT JUST IN TENNESSEE, ACROSS

32:20

THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, JUST LIKE YOU SAID, Baltimore,

32:23

Chicago, Washington, DC,

32:26

where criminals have gotten out.

32:29

I was here in Texas. I was covering El Paso.

32:32

you know, all of the migrants being left

32:34

up at the bus depot. And there

32:36

was an operation we didn't know about. It was

32:38

an undercover operation that was ongoing. and

32:40

all of a sudden out of nowhere, this

32:42

young man takes off running with

32:45

a bag on his back, fooling

32:47

narcotics, and a bunch of plain

32:49

closed police officers go after him,

32:51

lo and behold, who was the kid?

32:54

It's this kid that two years

32:56

ago, had fired a weapon

32:59

and attempted to kill a sports

33:01

player in Maryland. And All

33:04

of a sudden, he's at a bus depot

33:06

running narcotics.

33:09

Here

33:09

in Texas. How do you get out of jail?

33:12

Well, and see, the other component

33:14

of all of this is truth and sentencing.

33:17

You have to have truth and sentencing and

33:20

keep these violent offenders locked up.

33:22

You have to have this DNA

33:25

information in the system so

33:28

that if someone does get out,

33:30

and they repeat something, you can

33:32

keep them in for their full sentence.

33:35

You don't want them out. You

33:38

want them locked up

33:41

and this makes a difference

33:43

in public safety. And when

33:45

I talk to Tennessee

33:47

and when I talk to moms all

33:49

over the country, as you do, Sarah,

33:52

they talk about crime.

33:54

They talk about drugs. They talk

33:56

about the open border. They

33:58

talk about the impact

33:59

this has on

34:02

their lives. So

34:04

I said, we're going to do something

34:06

to start chipping away at this.

34:09

We are going to return, respect,

34:12

For law enforcement, when

34:14

people do a crime, they

34:16

need to serve the time.

34:19

And the only way we're going to do that

34:21

is to lead the way and say it

34:23

is time to be

34:24

tough on crime, not soft

34:27

on crime.

34:28

that is absolutely true. And I think

34:30

this bill is brilliant at

34:32

doing that. And I think it's about time

34:35

that, you know, that people

34:37

start paying attention to what is happening

34:39

to our law enforcement officials out

34:42

out in the field, out on the front lines,

34:44

BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY SENATOR OUR CHILDREN

34:47

WHO DESERVE BETTER. OUR CHILDREN

34:49

DESERVE TO BE PROTECTED. OUR

34:51

MOTHER'S deserve to be protected. Our

34:53

families, I always say this. Look,

34:55

the

34:55

most important thing is our kids, I don't

34:57

know how some of these dams you know,

34:59

and people running some of the cities I've

35:01

seen like in Chicago, you

35:04

know, in New York City where we're

35:06

seeing a crime surge. that

35:08

it's it's shameful. It's shameful

35:10

that children can't walk to school and

35:12

feel safe.

35:13

It's shameful that they just can't

35:15

do that. You've also been very outspoken

35:18

senator, and I wanna get to this before before

35:21

you have to run because I know I have limited

35:23

time with you. But Vanderbilt

35:25

University Medical Center. There

35:27

has been a big controversy. You

35:30

know, it came out conservative blogger,

35:32

Matt Walsh, daily wire. He

35:34

posted some videos

35:36

that were just stunning. Vanderbilt's

35:40

gender affirming care to patients.

35:42

This is about children. and

35:44

transgender and giving them

35:46

minors and adults these, I

35:49

guess, support for for changing

35:51

their sex which has been extraordinarily

35:54

controversial and has harmed so many

35:56

children. So

35:57

many children. I mean, it's crazy.

35:59

You can't give a kid a Tylenol at

36:02

school without having a parent's permission.

36:04

But somehow, you know, teachers

36:07

and and others are like moving

36:09

their YOU KNOW, WITHOUT TELLING PARENTS,

36:11

ALLOWING CHILDREN TO GO SEE DOCTORS

36:13

AND OTHER THINGS AND TALK ABOUT CHANGING

36:15

THEIR SEX AT SUCH AN IMPPRESSIONABLE AG.

36:18

Could you talk a little bit about that? Yeah,

36:21

I will. And also, I've

36:23

sent a letter over to the FDA

36:25

today. to look

36:27

at this GNRH and

36:30

it is basically the puberty blockers

36:32

and see how these are

36:34

being used off label

36:37

for some of this

36:40

transgender processes.

36:43

and we're wanting to know if

36:45

there have been reports of

36:47

adverse events with this.

36:50

We are wanting to know what

36:52

the process is how they have allowed

36:55

this to be done? What kind of research

36:57

is being done? Are they keeping

37:00

tabs on it. So we have that

37:02

letter out to them. Now when it comes

37:04

to Vanderbilt, we were very

37:06

disappointed to hear

37:09

that minors were

37:11

involved in some of this

37:15

process with the

37:18

gender dysphoria, the

37:21

puberty blockers, the surgeries

37:25

We're seeking more information from

37:27

this, wanting to

37:29

make certain that there

37:31

is parrental that

37:34

their parents are involved, it would

37:36

be horrifying to find out that there

37:38

are children that are involved in this

37:40

without parental participation

37:44

or without parents knowing

37:46

anything. And to figure

37:48

out what kind of counseling

37:51

and advice is provided

37:53

on this. We've got lots of questions for

37:56

Venezuela. This is a horrific

38:00

horrific process, and

38:02

we are deeply disturbed

38:05

about what we have learned.

38:07

I know. I am too. You know, we

38:09

have six children between us, me and my

38:11

husband, and all of our children

38:13

are so precious. And I understand

38:15

how difficult must be. And like you, I

38:17

think, you know, we want all the facts we wanna

38:19

understand everything. Because obviously,

38:21

there's some kind of trauma. There is something going

38:23

on, and we wanna protect our

38:26

children. You know? And So I

38:28

I agree with you. I think we need

38:30

to know everything about this because some

38:32

of the things that I have seen in the

38:34

media being on open sourcing, reporting,

38:37

talking to people, listening to people

38:39

who have gone through this process, who

38:41

say it is It is the was

38:43

the worst decision that they ever

38:46

made, that they were that they did it when they

38:48

were so young and it's irreversible, and

38:50

they're depressed, and it's I mean, it's just

38:52

a horrific situation, so I really hope

38:54

you get the answers to that. Last

38:57

but not least, I'm heading to the border. I'm gonna

38:59

be there again. The

39:01

death toll at the border, senator, is

39:03

unbelievable. We can't

39:06

right now, I mean, even in Eagle Pass,

39:09

the number of people that are being

39:11

processed through the mortuary, through the morgue,

39:13

these are migrants, illegal

39:16

who have died on their journey to the United

39:18

States is so overwhelming that

39:22

they only had capacity for seven bodies.

39:24

at the morgue in Eagle Pass.

39:27

And right now, they're processing

39:29

over twenty seven to thirty. People

39:31

are being buried in oper's graves because

39:33

nobody's claiming their bodies. The

39:36

city is overwhelmed. This

39:38

is a real humanitarian crisis. Not

39:40

only is it a national security crisis, for

39:42

our nation. We already know how

39:44

many Yes. -- you

39:45

know, an increase of an

39:47

an incredible increase in terrorists or

39:49

people connected to terror to terror

39:51

related nation special interests coming

39:54

across, but the death toll. And

39:56

all of the young and the people that are that

39:58

are losing their lives. And and and the

40:00

Biden administration just leaves

40:02

it wide open. That's the policy.

40:05

for the cartels and human traffickers. Yeah.

40:08

Yeah. And, you know, you it's right.

40:10

That is their policy. Is this wide

40:12

open border? The fear

40:15

that has caused that

40:17

people are experiencing knowing

40:20

that we've had seventy eight terrorists this

40:22

year that we know of. that have come

40:24

across that border. Think about that.

40:26

Seventy eight

40:28

with their names on the terrorist

40:30

watch list. and you think

40:33

about the damage that three,

40:35

two, or three, or five, or

40:37

eleven can do

40:40

to a country and knowing

40:43

that you have these here, knowing that

40:45

they're working with the cartels

40:48

and knowing that they're out here

40:50

with these gangs knowing that

40:52

crime has picked up in our cities, knowing

40:54

that local law enforcement is on the front

40:56

line of every bit of this. This

40:59

is why it is imperative that

41:01

we secure that border.

41:03

It is a humanitarian crisis.

41:06

And, Sarah, you know, one thing that I thought

41:08

about All of this, you had the people

41:10

at Martha's Vineyard. So

41:12

upset, they had the illegal

41:15

immigrants out of there within

41:17

forty eight hours. I didn't hear

41:19

one of those people that gave an interview,

41:22

not one. And say,

41:25

What kind of condition were these individuals

41:27

in? Had these women and

41:30

girls been sexually abused?

41:32

Are these people that were going

41:34

to be moved into working

41:37

out their fee? And dealing

41:39

with these cartels? How could we

41:42

have helped with the humanitarian crisis.

41:45

Really was quite revealing.

41:48

Oh, it was very revealing and

41:50

there were a few people that I actually was

41:53

privileged to meet when I went out to Martha's Vineyard

41:55

this past week that were actually very

41:58

disgusted with the behavior

41:59

of some of their neighbors.

42:02

And we're willing to say it and we're just

42:05

you

42:05

know, and willing to put everything on the line

42:07

to say it. because I think that

42:09

it revealed I think what governor DeSantis did

42:12

was a smart move. Right? And what governor

42:14

Abbott's doing, what you're doing. Biden President

42:17

Biden was flying people in the darkness of night

42:19

into Tennessee, into your home

42:21

state. What is the difference?

42:23

Right? they had over a thousand stuff

42:25

that we had to call it out. Right.

42:28

And so I

42:30

applaud a governor, Lucy

42:32

governor, Abbott, governor,

42:34

DeSantis, who are

42:37

sending them to these cities that have said

42:39

we're sanctuary cities They've

42:41

done all the virtue signaling. If

42:43

they're a sanctuary city, obviously,

42:46

they have the infrastructure to handle

42:48

this. And then for them

42:50

to revert and say, oh, we don't have the

42:52

infrastructure. We can't handle this.

42:55

It just shows you the emptiness of

42:57

their words. Right. The emptiness

42:59

of their words and they're flat out wise because

43:01

there were a number of beds available. There

43:03

were over a thousand, actually, that they have

43:06

set aside for homeless in the

43:08

winter and people who may lose their

43:10

electricity. There was food on the

43:12

island. And in fact, There

43:14

were actual businesses on the island

43:17

that were excited when they first heard

43:19

that the plane was coming in because they needed

43:21

employees. So they actually even

43:23

had jobs. It just appeared that

43:25

the people that lived there, the ones

43:28

that had the power, didn't

43:30

want fifty Well,

43:33

not illegal, I guess, because they were given the

43:35

permission by this government to stay here, but fifty

43:37

migrants in their community. That's

43:39

just the plain and simple answer. Any advice

43:41

before I let you go to our voters out there? Because

43:44

November is just around the corner,

43:46

and very excited for everybody

43:48

to keep get out there and vote. You know,

43:51

when you look at how well

43:53

some of our candidates are doing

43:56

General Bullock over in New Hampshire,

43:58

Liora Levy in Connecticut, Hersha

44:00

Walker in Georgia, doctor Oz

44:02

in Pennsylvania. You've got

44:04

JD Vance in Ohio. You

44:07

have Blake Masters in Arizona.

44:11

You have Joe O'Dea in

44:13

Colorado. you

44:15

you have Adam Liked Salt in Nevada

44:17

and Tiffany Smiley and Washington State.

44:20

Tiffany all. They are

44:22

basically in tied up

44:25

races. Every vote is

44:27

going to count. So tell your friends,

44:29

tell your neighbors, get that vote in.

44:32

That's absolutely right. Everybody's gotta

44:34

get out there and vote because we

44:36

are we are we will make the difference

44:38

in our country if we do our part. we

44:40

gotta do our part. We can't just keep asking lawmakers

44:43

to do their part. We have to do our part,

44:45

putting the right people in office. I love

44:47

Tiffany smiley. I'm friends with her. I've

44:49

known her for many, many

44:51

years since my husband was

44:53

wounded, and I'm so excited that

44:55

she is gonna bring the state of Washington.

44:59

Yeah. Just very and I'm excited for everyone.

45:01

Doctor Oz, please. Gosh, we

45:03

gotta get Pennsylvania. We do. We have

45:05

to get that. I'm and I'm And I'm so

45:07

happy that you're in the senate senator

45:10

Blackburn. You really fight for everybody's

45:13

individual rights. You care about

45:15

our nation and you

45:17

do it with such dignity

45:19

and and you just fight for us, so thank

45:21

you for everything that you do. Thank you.

45:23

It's an honor. Good to see you, Sarah.

45:25

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