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00:00:00figure in the Senate, for instance, Chuck Schumer,
00:00:03he vowed to
00:00:04in end the war on around many, many times, well veteran American broadcaster
00:00:08Garland Nixon Deutts, however, that will now be a priority for the new
00:00:12power
00:00:13me on the hill. If you look at it, we can simply
00:00:16talk about this particular election, but why did Donald Trump win
00:00:20a in a blowout in 2024? He won
00:00:22in a blowout because he said he would end to all foreign wars, he called
00:00:25himself the peace president, and he built a coalition that was unheard of
00:00:29people. "ho didn't
00:00:30of even like
00:00:30of Donald Trump voted for him, and I personally had people tell me, well, he said
00:00:34he's going to end the wars, he's going to address, address inflation, inflation, so
00:00:38if you look at the past two elections, 2024,
00:00:41in Donald Trump won, it was a blowout, why? because Americans
00:00:45opposed our war-like foreign policy, now we have
00:00:48of the 2026 mid-terms, which are also a blowout, why? because
00:00:52Americans opposed our uh war-like foreign policy,
00:00:56the last two elections have been blowouts and both
00:00:59of them were the same. issues americans trying to oppose our
00:01:02foreign wars and in both instances
00:01:04I'm afraid the they will be frustrated in the same way that Donald Trump promised to
00:01:08end wars of
00:01:10you know various wars when he became president and now it's the Democrats turn Chuck
00:01:14Schumer will promise to end the war
00:01:16of in whatever he need wherever he
00:01:19of of needs to promise to of end it in order to gain power now that he's gained power he's not going to uh make
00:01:23any attempt to end the war this war is not about Chuck Schumer and it's
00:01:27not about um Donald Trump in the same way. that the Ukraine conflict is
00:01:31not about either
00:01:32of these, this is about US
00:01:34of expansionist imperial foreign
00:01:35of policy
00:01:36of and attempt to maintain power and higemony. these wars are
00:01:39integral parts of this grand
00:01:42of chessboard, as the big new verzinski would have say, the grand chessboard
00:01:46strategy of uh of of of world domination and
00:01:49control. to most Americans, if you ask most Americans, it will
00:01:53sound mad and insane, and most people won't believe it, but
00:01:56ultimately, if you look at the outcomes, we get a cont these
00:02:00kinds of policies, although there is absolutely zero chance
00:02:04that
00:02:06will take action to try
00:02:07of to stop these, generally what the wars, generally what the democrats do is
00:02:11they come up with some kind
00:02:14of come up with some kind of a plan wherein they kind of create the illusion
00:02:18that they're trying to stop the military conflict and they
00:02:21a just of blame it on the republicans and say, well we would have, but we didn't have enough votes or
00:02:25something like that, well as the US
00:02:28of congress raises.
00:02:30of questions of about Washington's future approach to the Middle East, Art Charlotte
00:02:34Dubinsky has been looking at how Israely spy operations and calls
00:02:38for regime change in
00:02:39of Iran could be putting ordinary Iranians at greater
00:02:42risk. Israel has long been
00:02:46in screwing with Iranian society, agents inside
00:02:50the country, sleeper cells
00:02:52a waiting just to be activated, but now a former
00:02:56Mossad chief has opened wide the real of
00:03:00dirty tactics that Israel's been using,
00:03:03essentially placing
00:03:05of ordinary Iranian citizens, the ones that it says it wants to
00:03:09overthrow their government in
00:03:12in in Tehran in the actual firing line, just take a
00:03:15listen to what David
00:03:17of Barner of has said about why Mossad
00:03:20intentionally released images of its own
00:03:24covert operation in Iran back in June in
00:03:272025, just as the US and Israel were launching
00:03:31a war. We wanted to make sure they
00:03:35of arrested so many people in Iran that they wouldn't be able to separate the wheat from the
00:03:38chaf and would eventually release everyone. Incidentally, that is exactly
00:03:42what happened. Well, he went to elaborate saying that
00:03:47of 21,000 people were arrested, so no issue if it means that any
00:03:51mozard agents managed to get picked up, buse they also managed
00:03:55to slip through the net due to this admin
00:03:58overload. A few months. later, a former US secretary of state
00:04:02was twisting the knife a little deeper,
00:04:06me happy new year to every Iranian in the streets, also to every mossad agent
00:04:10walking beside them. the Trump administration promised to help any
00:04:14Iranian protesters if they took to the streets, they
00:04:17did by the thousands, but no assistance
00:04:21came. instead, after the unrest was brought back
00:04:25to calm by the Iranian authorities, it was
00:04:28then the U.S.
00:04:30of Israel launched their second war in Iran in
00:04:34less than year, thousands upon thousands killed
00:04:38as the bombs rain down, and none of that aid that
00:04:42was promised came, yet it's those same
00:04:45of Iranians that Israel
00:04:47of is still encouraging to get out and
00:04:50protest, seeing our forces on the
00:04:52of ground in
00:04:53of Iran and the U.S. military striking its nuclear capabilities,
00:04:56ballistic missiles and factories is exactly the kind of...
00:05:00operation we aspired to. One thing I have never agreed with is the
00:05:04idea that the Iranian regime can be overthrown from the outside. I
00:05:08believe
00:05:08that is something the Iranian people themselves must do. I know how difficult.
00:05:12dangerous
00:05:12it is to take to the streets and demonstrate against the regime, but I think the
00:05:16regime is a different position today. It's dangerous, coincides,
00:05:20but hey, if few hundred or even perhaps few
00:05:24thousand people get beaten up or lose their lives, it's
00:05:28no skin off his back. The overall mission
00:05:31remains the same, bring down
00:05:34tiran, and it's a call that we've heard
00:05:38over and over from Israeli politicians,
00:05:42it's all. the Iranians to bring down their
00:05:44government, well, few weeks ago, Israeli prime
00:05:48minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has
00:05:51encouraged Iranians to rise up over
00:05:55and over, was once again suggesting they could do
00:05:59so with the help of
00:06:00Mossard, only with your humble
00:06:04servant, will he be ready to launch an operation that will once and for all
00:06:08remove the Iranian threat, and I have already instructed the massad and the IDF to
00:06:12topple. and if those warnings don't
00:06:15work, they don't worry, Israel has another
00:06:19card up its sleeve, this time it's the
00:06:22threat of chemical weapons, yes, intelligence
00:06:26shared now with the US points to Iran actually considering using
00:06:30chemical weapons against its adversaries in the region, and
00:06:34that's dividing officials in Washington, is it
00:06:37true or is this part of some new kind of pressure campaign by
00:06:41Netan? and others for more strikes on Iran,
00:06:45so while Israel is egging people to go out
00:06:49to the streets to demonstrates, the threats of more
00:06:53bombs are looming, the reality being, risk your life
00:06:57if you take to the streets to do Israel's bidding, but
00:07:01if you do, you may get caught out by the bombs that are
00:07:04going to rain down. Okay, Rick is here with a
00:07:08special midterms 2026 rap momentarily, then do join me. You're
00:07:12in just over 20 minutes for live news, analysis, reaction this Thursday. Your
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00:07:20International.
00:07:56Rick Sanchez joining us now, it's once a generation to get the kind
00:08:00of political energy and movement that you had with Maga,
00:08:04because it wasn't just republican thing, it wasn't just a
00:08:07right thing, it was a true populist movement that brought in people
00:08:11as we've talked about... from the disaffected left and independents
00:08:15and libertarians and and environmentalists and those maha
00:08:19moms who said finally someone is listening to us, and it
00:08:23pulled all this energy a way that was almost like an
00:08:26unstoppable force. to watch that become
00:08:30fizzle out and dismantle in two years
00:08:34is is historically politically sunny, rick
00:08:37sanches. i'll tell you, you
00:08:40know, to be sitting here, across from Margery Taylor Greene uh having a
00:08:44conversation about the pitfalls of our
00:08:48government and how little democracy is in our so-called
00:08:52democracy is uh incredible uh it's a
00:08:55breath of fresh air and what what's really cool is that
00:08:59there are people on the left and there are people on the right who are saying the
00:09:03same thing and I would like to think and I know it's hard to look
00:09:07at it right now but I would like to think that that the that
00:09:10the the the the... Thomas
00:09:12massification, the Margery Taylor
00:09:16Greenification of American
00:09:20politics can, hopefully, before I
00:09:23close my eyes and leave this earth, come to
00:09:26fruition, and they're playing us and they
00:09:30play us constantly, and they play us on the left and they play us on the right, and
00:09:34they have us arguing about silly things, meanwile the
00:09:37important things, matters of war and peace, for
00:09:40example, are not being... even addressed or
00:09:44discussed or shared with, nor is the truth ever told to the
00:09:48American people as uh the former congressman Greene said
00:09:51moments ago about the situation for example in
00:09:55Ukraine. The American people have seen 400, 500 billion
00:09:59dollars their money to go to Ukraine, go to uh
00:10:02Egypt, go to uh uh uh Israel, countries
00:10:06that have benefits that we don't have. In the United States of
00:10:09America, we don't have a working healthcare system. "they
00:10:13do and we're paying for it, you know,
00:10:16in in in in Ukraine and and and in uh and and in
00:10:20Israel, women who get pregnant get maternity
00:10:23leave, you got to hope in. United States, your boss gives it to you, if
00:10:27not, you're screwed. I mean, we we literally are
00:10:30pouring money into countries and into stupid wars that other people are getting
00:10:34rich off, but the American people are getting nothing out of it. In the
00:10:37end, these are the these are the
00:10:40sins that uh, that that that that
00:10:43that that seem to bite the most, man, I
00:10:45mean it, and I don't know, is
00:10:49when you were in Congress, uh, Miss Green, I'm
00:10:51thinking as much respect as I have for you. for some the things that
00:10:55you're standing forard now uh and you should be respected for
00:10:59that uh because you're you're saying the right things and doing the right
00:11:03things, did you get a sense that it's
00:11:06even possible to stand up against
00:11:10the doning, the donor class, the the people who
00:11:13literally come to you and say, do this for me
00:11:17and I'll do this for you, and could have kept you in office for the rest of your
00:11:21life, and you would not have been saying these things that you did now.
00:11:27Well, actually, as member of Congress, I introduce amendments to
00:11:30defund countries like Israel and Egypt and other uh
00:11:34types of foreign aid, and I'll tell you my amendment uh to
00:11:38defund Israel only receives six votes and the House of
00:11:41Representatives, mine being one them, and part of my floor
00:11:45speech uh, trying to defend Israel as I was telling the American
00:11:49people and telling my colleagues that Israel has
00:11:53state-funded um college. education, they have
00:11:56state-funded healthcare, uh, they also, if you're a Christian
00:12:00conservative like myself, they have state-funded abortion up
00:12:04until birth, and that's not something that I know people
00:12:08like me and and many Americans across the country, really want our
00:12:12tax dollars going for, we don't want it going towards abortion in America, we
00:12:15certainly don't want it going towards abortion in other countries, yet
00:12:19every single year my colleagues um
00:12:22euphorically uh send over $3 billion
00:12:26dollars to Israel and they send this money to Israel
00:12:30so that Israel can in turn buy us
00:12:33military defense weapons from defense
00:12:37contractors across our country. now in Washington DC
00:12:41how it's
00:12:41sold to members of congress or you know as I was, is they told
00:12:45us, oh, this supports jobs in your district and it's important to
00:12:49to support our our most important ally in
00:12:53the Middle East, and that's how it's... sold to middle to members of congress
00:12:57and they say that this is a good use of tax dollars and it's for
00:13:01Israel's defense. however, what i told all my colleagues and
00:13:04tried to tell the country, Israel is the only country in the middle east that has
00:13:08nuclear weapons. we have no need to pro to
00:13:12provide defense to Israel when they're the only country that
00:13:16has nuclear weapons and it's a complete
00:13:19lie to tell the American people and really slap in their face
00:13:23that we're going to send your... hardern tax dollars so that
00:13:27Israel can can buy us um weapons
00:13:30and ammunitions to murder over 22,00 children in
00:13:34Gaza and make 70,00 orphans and
00:13:38thousands of children who who now have amputated arms and
00:13:41legs and I think it's really easy easy if you just bring it down
00:13:45to that one granular issue when it comes to kids,
00:13:49and I think most Americans have really come there, it's not really about
00:13:53anyone's religion and... identity, but when it comes down to
00:13:57murdering children and killing their parents and cutting off their arms and
00:14:01legs because they were targeted by snipers or american-made
00:14:05drones. this is something that America needs to come to terms
00:14:08with, and this is part of this referendum on Donald Trump, and it's
00:14:12part the referendum on the Republicans who have stood so
00:14:16firmly um defending Israel and really what
00:14:20these are is crimes against humanity. if democrats do
00:14:24take the... probably going to take the house, i think that's pretty safe to say, they may take the
00:14:27senate, if they do, it would be a couple of seats, it's probably not going to be
00:14:31huge number, does that do you think have an
00:14:35effect on the next steps with the war with iran? mean it looks
00:14:39like and again it's looked like this romance that we're close to
00:14:42deal, that maybe there's a deal, maybe there's something that could get this thing over
00:14:46with, or maybe we're just being breadcrummed again leading into the
00:14:49election. yeah, i think we're being
00:14:53bread crummed again. "I, I, I really don't have any
00:14:57faith that the this war is going to end anytime soon. It's
00:15:01because Israel wants it to continue. And President Trump
00:15:05is uh, and it's it's hard to even understand why,
00:15:08continues to do whatever Netanyahu tells him to do, and
00:15:12Netanyahu is going to continue to be the leader of Israel after
00:15:16these election results. Um, and they still have to work that balance of
00:15:20power out over in Israel, nevertheless BB Netanyahu is in
00:15:23charge, and so I think..." we will continue to see this war
00:15:27go on, as matter of fact, we saw uh our US
00:15:30military bombed their um missile defense systems
00:15:34just just last night and um It's
00:15:37unfortunate. However, what will happen going forward?
00:15:41So, if tonight the Democrats win the house, and I really do expect them
00:15:45to win by considerable seats, and I think it's very possible that the
00:15:48Democrats take the Senate, that will change things drastically. Uh, number
00:15:52one, everyone has to understand that whoever wins tonight
00:15:56will not take power until January, so we're going to have
00:16:00this discussing lame duck session where the members of Congress that
00:16:04lost and the senators that lost are still there with their voting. cards
00:16:07and they will be voting on government funding that expires on December
00:16:1111th, and they will also be voting to fund the
00:16:15NDAA, which is the National Defense Authorization Act, which
00:16:19has contained the very controversial section
00:16:22219, in regards to Israel funding and the
00:16:25merging the US military and Israeli
00:16:28military and intelligent sharing, which if that
00:16:32happens, there will be very little transparency for the American
00:16:36people going forward.
00:16:38now they'll have to fight through that going through December
00:16:41and then the new uh nominees that have won their
00:16:44races tonight will come in and will be seated in in
00:16:48Congress and the House and the Senate early January and
00:16:52that's when the balance of power will really shift. we'll see new
00:16:56speaker the house which is expected to be Hakim
00:16:59Jeffries who mind you by the way has received millions of dollars
00:17:03in apec funding and is very loyal to Israel so I don't...
00:17:07we'll see a large change uh in the entire Democrat caucus so
00:17:11to speak, even though some the new members will be
00:17:15more America first um
00:17:17and then we'll
00:17:18have very weekend Republican caucus in the house.
00:17:21now it's the senate is where things get really interesting,
00:17:25Ben, because if these articles of impeachment go
00:17:28forward, which I believe they will for Pete Hegseth that Thomas Massie has
00:17:32introduced, then you could actually see a trial
00:17:36in the Senate. "if there's a democrat majority, if there's a Republican
00:17:40majority, they won't bring it to a trial. However, if it is
00:17:43democrat majority, I think we could see those articles of
00:17:47impeachment actually come to a trial in the Senate, and that's where
00:17:51things will get very interesting. Uh, Rick, kind of your thoughts on
00:17:54what uh, Marger Taylor Green just said about that. I mean, the idea that the
00:17:58Senate could actually hold hearings and a trial
00:18:02for Pete Hegseth, we we know there are reports that there are members the
00:18:06Pentagon." within the pentagon who are gathering information
00:18:10in order to make that happen and to present evidence against
00:18:13him, do you think that that is more likely as kind
00:18:17the jumpoff point than impeachment against
00:18:20Trump? well sure, I mean, I
00:18:24think Hegseth is going to be used as the
00:18:28example of everything that's been wrong with our foreign policy, and I think that
00:18:31Marjery is absolutely right, um, I think that to a certain
00:18:35extent though, we're probably going to see more... focusing and targeting on Trump
00:18:39himself, I think the Democrats are going to try and use this as an example
00:18:42to do everything they possibly can to try and humiliate Trump, to
00:18:46try and humiliate Mr. Trump's family uh any way they
00:18:50can uh while while some people would are obviously argue that Mr.
00:18:54Trump has been doing lot of things that most presidents in the
00:18:58past would not have done, at least not so outwardly, there are reports that he's
00:19:02already made something like $5 billion dollars while he's in office uh
00:19:06the democrats are going to try and... bring this out and and
00:19:09and
00:19:10by by the way, as Marjory Taylor Green, better than anybody in this world will tell you, they're only
00:19:14going to be able to get so far, they're only going to be able to have investigations, uh, they're
00:19:18not going to be able to override his vetos, they're not going to be able to impeach him, well they will
00:19:21impeach him, but they won't be able to convictim so they won't be able to remove them from office,
00:19:25so this is just going to be nasty ugly show
00:19:29for uh the next couple of years, but
00:19:32I i want to do something real quick, I want to put face on something, we can now
00:19:35call Virginia for Mark Warner, Mark Warner,
00:19:39okay, democrat, been there freaking forever, right?
00:19:43Let tell you a little bit about this guy, Warner, this is exactly what we're talking about
00:19:47tonight, that's the problem in American politics, so Mark Warner
00:19:51has been there forever, he's a multi multi multi multi multi
00:19:54multimillionaire, he gets his money from, yeah, you ready,
00:19:58Apollo, Goldman Sachs, KKR and
00:20:01Blackstone, right, KKR and like Blackstone
00:20:05Merce as we like to call the uh chancellor. of Germany by the way,
00:20:09so guess what Mark Warner does, you get one
00:20:12guess, the maybe the first, because the first two wouldn't count if I gave you
00:20:16story, he is right, on the
00:20:20banking and finance committee the United States
00:20:24as well as the Senate Intelligence committee, oh and
00:20:28did I tell you that he's also one the biggest recipients of money from
00:20:32apec and Israel lobbies, so this is the problem,
00:20:36ladies and gentlemen, this is... what I would be fired for if I was on CNN or
00:20:39Fox and I was reporting to you right now, the people who we are watching on
00:20:43these maps that you're seeing on all these stations who are being elected
00:20:47tonight are going to be doing the same damn thing. over and over again,
00:20:51they're on the take, they're literally taking bribes from huge
00:20:55corporations and then doing their bidding in
00:20:58congress, I mean if if if if these let me just say these again, I
00:21:02want you to take these in, Apollo, Goldman Sacks, KKR
00:21:06and Blackstone, those four companies together have
00:21:09more, essentially net assets than almost every country in the
00:21:13world, except perhaps the United States, each one of those has a higher
00:21:17GDP, each one of those has a higher... CDP than most the countries in the
00:21:21world, and these are the people who buy a guy like
00:21:25Mark
00:21:26uh Warner so that he can just continue to get elected year and year and year and out,
00:21:30then maybe 20 years from now we'll see him a wheelchair being crawled in or be being
00:21:34wheeled into uh the senate once again, this is the
00:21:37problem, this is the illustration of what is happening in our
00:21:41country that somebody has to step in, somebody like a Thomas
00:21:44Massy, somebody like a Margery Taylor Green has to step in and just say
00:21:48enough, can somebody give a? crap about the people of America once
00:21:51again, because it's so obvious right now that our politics
00:21:55doesn't. I mean, look, I'm sorry to get a little emotional about this,
00:21:58but it just, it's so obvious sometimes and it makes you
00:22:02angry, cuz we need to give things back to the people
00:22:06the United States and not to these mark warners the
00:22:09world. I'm sorry, congressman Greene, I didn't want to steal your thunder
00:22:13here, I don't know how you feel about that, but it seems to be these
00:22:17are the people you worked with, you know, and this is... they
00:22:20do and they're going to and they're going to put heat on
00:22:23trump
00:22:24with all people everything they're going to accuse him they do
00:22:28sorry yeah oh no you're
00:22:32right there it's going to take some time to uh for
00:22:35democrats to build up their committee hearings in the
00:22:39next um session of congress and um
00:22:43but they will definitely target the president and his family and his
00:22:46administration probably multiple secretaries
00:22:50uh and perhaps some members of congress, it'll definitely get
00:22:54ugly. let me just,
00:22:57but aren't some them mark warner just sins
00:22:59bad. whatever as they accuse the president of, and the president may have
00:23:03done some things he obviously shouldn't have done, and it looks rotten,
00:23:06but what's Mark Warner? what are lot these guys? it's
00:23:10just maybe different way of being on the take, but aren't they also just as
00:23:14guilty? i think some
00:23:18them are, um, some them are just not
00:23:21qualified. yes, can you hear me? yeah,
00:23:24yeah. yeah, no, I can hear you. I was just wondering what you thought.
00:23:28i apologize, we may have a little
00:23:29delay. oh, okay,
00:23:33no problem. um, yes, there are some members of congress that
00:23:37are definitely uh guilty of pay to play schemes
00:23:40and i think that may come to fruition.
00:23:44um, there's many members of congress that just aren't qualified for the job, and
00:23:48then there's many of members of congress. that
00:23:50are there for the paycheck and there for the title and and
00:23:54unfortunately some the most um senior
00:23:57members of congress, the oldest are literally there for like nursing
00:24:01care and for their staff to take care them. it's a disaster
00:24:05uh, i couldn't believe some the people that i actually served with,
00:24:09but going forward in democrat controlled house and
00:24:13possibly a senate we will see investigations and we'll
00:24:17see investigations into uh the... Trump's family
00:24:20crypto business, we'll see investigations into different
00:24:24members the administration who are also former members of uh
00:24:28Trump's campaign in the past that will be investigated for
00:24:32pay to play schemes, um, but it's definitely going to get
00:24:36ugly, but the reason why I brought up Pete Hegseth is because
00:24:40Congressman Thomas Massy already has introduced articles of
00:24:44impeachment on Secretary Hegseth, and there's only
00:24:48two signatures left. on the discharge petition that
00:24:52will force vote on those articles of impeachment, and
00:24:55those democrats will be coming back to Washington next week, those two
00:24:59signatures will land, that'll be 2:18, and there will be vote
00:25:03held on secretary Pete Hegsessa, so that's why I brought him up to go
00:25:07first, and what do you think will be the result?
00:25:10yeah, same question, yeah,
00:25:13I've, I think it's very likely that he gets impeached in
00:25:17the House of Representatives, however, it uh the
00:25:21balance of power in the senate will determine whether
00:25:25there will be a trial, and the trial is the most important part, um, you
00:25:29have to have two-thirds votes in the senate to impeach
00:25:32secretary or a president or vice president, and that's a really
00:25:36high bar to achieve. however, this war is
00:25:39extremely, extremely unpopular, it has been one the
00:25:43biggest pressure points in this campaign, and the
00:25:46remaining issue is the monab school. there
00:25:50over 120 children were killed in bombings
00:25:54uh back-to-back bombings as well as as many teachers
00:25:57and other adults, and so
00:26:00you know if that comes out in trial. in the Senate, um,
00:26:04depending on the balance of power in the Senate, depending on the public
00:26:07uproar, that's where we could possibly see maybe
00:26:11two-thirds vote
00:26:12reached. Let ask you this
00:26:16one question, which I think you would be an app person to ask this
00:26:20to: is there a spit of difference between republican and a
00:26:24Democrat?
00:26:27Thank you for asking me that. No, there's not much,
00:26:31and the... "I call it the political industrial
00:26:34complex. You see, it's two silos that are really the
00:26:38same, and they have, they wear two different colors, one wears
00:26:42red and one wears blue, and they attack each other, and they engage their
00:26:46fans, like team sports, like college football, and I'm a big fan
00:26:50of college football, so I know what that rooting and fighting is like
00:26:53every Saturday watching football games. However, what they've
00:26:57done is they've put the American people against each other, and we have
00:27:01one very..." important phrase that we all know and hold deer is
00:27:05united we stand, but divided we fall, and
00:27:09that's what these political consultants are so incredibly good
00:27:13at, they are very good at painting the two parties in two
00:27:16different ways with social issues that make us fight each
00:27:20other, and then the media companies play in and the ads play on
00:27:24television and radio and they come in your mailbox and they come to your telephone and
00:27:28they even get texted to your phone, but the reality is when it comes
00:27:32to... funding, very important funding bills that we vote on, that really
00:27:36is the role the house of representatives. the funding is really
00:27:39usually very much the same when it's republicans or democrats
00:27:43in charge the house of representatives, most of it is
00:27:47the same with few little color
00:27:50options, and so no, you can look, there's been
00:27:54republican and democrat control in the United States of America for
00:27:57decades now, and here we have one result, over $40
00:28:01trillion
00:28:01dollars in debt, foreign war,
00:28:04no matter who you vote for and which party is in charge, and dollar that
00:28:08continues to degrade to the point where American families can
00:28:12no longer survive a single income and people in their
00:28:1520s have no hope of ever owning a
00:28:18home. great question, better
00:28:22answer, incredible stuff guys, thank you both. rick sanchez, marger,
00:28:26taylor, green, that was powerful stuff, we'll talk with you both again later. thank you, thank
00:28:29you.
00:30:32ranking members the country's security services, graphic
00:30:36footage of a savage attack by one such gang is also
00:30:39released,
00:30:54well as Ukrainian authority seek to prosecute scores of protesters who
00:30:58clash with law enforcement after.