Elect Susan Crawford to avoid BS! (Hour 1)

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Elect Susan Crawford to avoid BS! (Hour 1)

The Dom Salvia Show · Tue Mar 25, 2025

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Um, so, uh, lots, obviously lots going on a Senate intelligence committee hearing today.

Oh boy.

Kind of an oxymoron.

Some of the tell somebody I heard, I'm not sure how intelligent some of these, uh, some of the.

Testimony was today, but we will get to that plenty plenty to get to in that regard Also, let's start locally one week from today.

Is that is that possible one week from

today?

I gotta look back one week from today.

Mm-hmm, Wisconsin Supreme Court Election judge Susan Crawford going up against judge BS Man is a full of BS and and some updates on the numbers, right?

I want to

know

what the numbers are

Um, Daniel Bice reporting over at the journal Sentinel Elon Musk.

Remember that guy, right?

19 million up to 19.

This guy really wants to dealership.

$19 million for reference a decade ago.

An entire Supreme Court race cost about $15 million.

It's just a different world these days.

Yeah.

Um,

I was wormhole on the other day.

And I've been doing some, listen, you know, rock music and

old

concerts from back in the day.

And I got to tell you, one of my all time favorites, and it's just over the years, it's just.

It's always been there.

He's always been there for me.

Joe

Walsh, man.

Joe Walsh, uh, James Gain, course play of the Eagles, his own style.

I mean, I, I love me some Joe Walsh.

And so I was wormholing some Joe Walsh and it came across the us concert.

I think it was like 1983.

And it was the cat from Apple spent like 20 million to throw out a big concert in California for like 300,000 people.

Uh, like that's what the rich people do with their money back then.

That's what you can do with $20 million.

Right.

This guy Elon Musk trying to influence a, a.

Wisconsin Supreme Court elect.

That's a nice way to put it versus, you know, Hey, let's have a party where Joe Walsh comes to place at the us festival.

It was a three day festival.

Uh, and I got to see Joe Walsh.

It was, it was pretty fantastic.

I mean, the eighties were a funny time.

It was long before your time, young lady.

But the as vice-rights the bonanza of billionaires in the race for the state Supreme Court deep pocketed donors already six and seven figured checks for liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford vote for her and conservative Walker Shown County Judge BS.

The winner will determine the court's ideological direction, leading the way, as mentioned, Elon Musk so far dropping 19.3.

You know, I

gotta add

that $300,000 on there.

$19.3 million, according to state campaign records.

That includes $3 million he's given to the state Republican Party, including a $2 million gift late last week.

Oh, hello.

Republicans?

Here's a little gift.

Just a little gift of two million

dollars.

No, it wasn't a long ago where you couldn't do that.

Right.

You know what I mean?

We used to regulate that.

No, you can't.

That's a little, you know, it goes against what our democracy is when you can.

fork over that kind of money.

Ultimately, you're bending to the will of our billionaire overlords and we'll just cast the checks.

We should do something about that.

Under state election law, big dollar donations have to go to the parties, which can be transferred, who can then transfer the cash to a state candidate.

So there's really no point in having whatever regulation you think you have when they can just get around it.

It is literally open

season.

Now, in addition to his party donations, Musk's Super PAC, America PAC, has spent $11.5 million on digital advertising, mailers, texts, field operations, and voter turnout.

The Musk-funded political nonprofit Building America's Future also paid off nearly $4.8 million in TV ads attacking Crawford.

candidates and outside groups are updating their fundraising totals frequently as the election nears.

So many totals are likely to increase in the coming days.

Uh, as the bice mentions, and we didn't get to this, but we do have some Ron Johnson today.

Ron Johnson, the Senator from Wisconsin said, Musk will deserve credit if shimmy comes out on top BS comes out on top.

See, I got you.

Here's, here's what Rojo said.

If we do win it again,

We have to thank Elon for all the support he's given the race.

Aw, thanks, Elon.

Nothing to do with the better candidates or better ideas.

Didn't hear that part at all.

Nothing like, oh, our true conservative values are with driving people to put, oh no, none of that.

They just cast all out of sight now that this guy's-

See, I'm really glad that they're, they're a little clear eyed on this

now.

They know who

and what is really driving this.

Thank you, Elon.

We got a 3% or a guard who wanted Elon's.

places to really get to that.

There's just, there's just so much entertainment today, folks.

I know it's very serious and it seems kind of crazy, but if we don't laugh, we're going to cry.

And it's like,

wow, people.

Anyway, a bite goes down from the Milwaukee general, something, the money in the Wisconsin Supreme court election race.

At the same time, dams have tried to make the contest a referendum on Musk.

Yeah.

Who's popular to his plunged, since he began slicing the size of the federal government as head of dose.

Is he really doing that?

He's been slicing the size of the federal, is that what?

What's happening?

Is that what's happening?

Is that what we're calling it?

The hack and slash and...

Has anybody really been fired?

I know some people, they took the buyout, but courts are ruling against them.

Yeah, from what I'm hearing, it's a lot of actually, you know, you're fired.

No, wait, you're rehired on back pay and you're on paid administrative leave.

Right, so you're being paid to not work.

Uh-huh.

Wow.

It's almost like it's not really efficient.

Oh, it's not?

No, it says not efficient.

A recent market law school poll found Musk is viewed favorably by 41% of registered voters in Wisconsin and unfavorably by 53.

Our pal Ben Wickler, chair of the state democratic party, said any Tuesday statement that Musk has made Schimel quote his latest pawn in his effort to amass unchecked power.

The entire quote here, Brad Schimel made a bet.

A bad bet with Elon Musk, across the state, the voters, Brad Schimel needs are learning how he's crawled around on his knee pads, begging for cash from the world's richest man.

That is unbecoming a state Supreme Court justice.

I

mean, that's worse than choking a bitch.

I'm just telling you, that's not okay.

It's a bad look.

Yeah.

Thank you, Ben.

Thank you.

I should actually read the whole quote for it.

Others, giving big bucks to the state GOP to help us include Boy Business Woman, The Widow, Diane Hendricks, $3.1 million ULINE co-founders, Elizabeth, $2.2 million, and Richard at $1.6 million.

Elizabeth, outspending the old man, and former TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Ricketts, that he owns the Cubs.

Yeah, if you don't like the Cubs, now you really got a reason not to like the Cubs.

He forked over $500,000.

Richard Uline, who's packaging business is based in pleasant prairie has also given a little more than $4 million to fair courts, America, making him the only supporter of the super pack.

Come on.

Come on, dick.

$4 million to the dick fair courts, America.

I mean, you're the only contributor, man.

What are you even bothering for?

Like, Hey, we know it's you, dick.

You're giving four million.

Who else give money?

Apparently according to this, he's the only supporter of the super pack.

Nope.

Really?

I mean, really, you know, driving, you know, getting people to believe in you and sips spreading the message.

No, that's just spreading the money.

Right.

Overall, Schimel has raised nearly 14.3 million dollars since getting into the race.

In December of that, he's received about 8.8 from the state GOP.

And now, of course, George Soros, JB Pritzker, giving some money.

Crawford has taken an almost twice as much as her opponent.

Oh.

I wonder how those Republicans feel about money and politics now.

Crawford's taken it almost twice as much, raising a record.

I mean, this is terrible, but great, but terrible.

$26.6 million, the most ever in a judicial race in the US.

And that's

in direct contributions to her campaign, not from the party,

right?

Correct, but conservative outside groups have raised more than liberal ones in the race.

So yeah, so you got the campaign, you got the outside

groups.

Among her biggest donors, Soros at $2 million.

Soros.

Susan.

Illinois Governor J.B.

Pritzker, 1.5 million.

Milwaukee Progressive Lind, ULINE at 740,000.

Tulsa Billionaires and philanthropist Lind Scheisterman at 500,000.

And Stacy also at 500,000.

Records show that of Crawford's total take, 10.4 million has come from the state Democratic Party.

Announcing her fundraising haul, Crawford contrasted her support with Musk's role in the race.

I'm grateful for the historic outpouring of grassroots support across Wisconsin from folks who don't want Elon Musk controlling our Supreme Court.

a drop in the bucket.

Well, it's Biden inflation.

It's all Biden's fault.

I'm pretty sure we're trying to blame Obama somewhere or somehow folks who are listening to the Dom Salvia show come back with us.

We have a recording also from the journal Sentinel, one of the one of the America musk people out promoting BS, but maybe not.

I mean, hell, it's a job.

They're paying people, right?

Would you take the job?

I mean, I can't blame him.

Also, also, U.S.

Senator Ron Johnson, he knows Susan Crawford's name, but he had a senior moment when he was trying to figure out BS's name.

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State of Wisconsin, very, very active here.

Election next week, folks, make sure you get out in vote.

If you haven't early voted already and make sure you get a vote for Susan Crawford.

If you want someone who's not going to be on the leash of Elon Musk,

if you don't want any BS, you

should be in charge of messaging, just as in charge of me, just for the record.

I know my name's on the show.

It's really not.

It's just not.

Also, Daniel Bice, Milwaukee Journal, Sentinel.

This is interesting.

Elon Musk's doorknockers are given a decent wage, a script to follow, and an app on which to record their interactions with the public as the urge was constantly to back BS for the state Supreme Court.

But that doesn't mean they have a clue about the April 1 election.

Take this conversation, for instance, a two-minute discussion between a confused Musk canvasser and a supporter of Schimel's

liberal opponent, Susan Crawford.

The canvasser was making, uh, wearing a Make America Great Again lanyard and holding literature, telling people to reject liberal Susan Crawford and support BS on April one to protect Trump's agenda.

God.

We wouldn't even go there.

Right.

But according to bias, when the Crawford supporter came to the door of the suburban Milwaukee home, she found herself asking the questions, not answering them.

In an audio recording, it quickly becomes clear.

The canvasser had no idea whom she was supporting, and she even seemed surprised that abortion was an issue in the race.

abortion is always an issue in the race.

The General Sentinel is not publishing the names of the people in the audio due to retaliation concerns.

Whoa!

Damn!

I mean, what kind of world we live in, really?

Retaliation concerns, but that's the world we're living in.

And I'm pretty sure it's not because of those liberals.

They're gonna go after, you know

what

I'm saying?

Come on, it's not the woke liberals that are gonna be like physically threatening someone.

Just not gonna be.

Nine times out of ten.

Nine times

out of

ten.

Humans are

flawed species.

Yes,

we are.

Takes some time to acknowledge that.

And still, nine times out of ten.

So we have some audio,

right?

We do it hot, Jess.

Thank you for doing all the hard work.

Let's listen.

Listen

to this encounter.

This is what the, what?

Going to be a hundred million dollars ish some of the money spent on you know going door-to-door.

Yeah, so let's play the first cut if you would please.

I just need to take a survey because I'm doing work right now.

Yeah,

I can do the

survey too.

Okay, period.

Are you guys supporting Brad Shimmel?

Um, no.

Are you

supporting Brad Shimmel?

No, no, I work for Brad Shimmel.

I don't work for him, but like I work under him.

Yeah.

You're, like, being paid by Elon Musk right now.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Why are you saying so?

You don't support me.

Brad Trimmel?

OK, so I'm going to say this.

I don't know much about anything.

Like, girl, this is just a job for me.

I'm

sure we are

getting a check.

I'm not

going to buy it.

Who pays you guys?

So basically, American Pack, that's who I work under, is a company that's sponsored

by

Elon Musk and Donald Trump.

So

that's who basically pays them.

So

yeah, I'm just like, uh... How much do you get paid?

Girl, I get paid like 25 an

hour.

25 an hour?

Cool.

And is it just doors?

Yeah, it's just doors.

I think they'll

do door-to-door and I just, you know, knock on doors.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Cool.

We're all voting for Susan Crawford.

OK.

So if you want to put that on the survey, you can.

But we're doing that because abortion's on the ballot.

Oh, yeah,

of course.

Yeah.

So if we, like, bread trim all...

Nobody will have the right to choose anymore.

Um, yeah, so You don't have to do this You

don't have to do this I need my bills pay girl.

Oh, I could wow So much really a lot to impact her number one.

I do love the interaction it is and I totally appreciate

Man, 25 bucks a dollar is a decent wage.

You know, I mean, go door to door, whatever, you know, put the lanyard on 25 bucks an hour.

That's 50 grand a year.

If you're to do that full time for, for 52 weeks, I mean, that, that's, that's, that's real money.

And they get it.

People got to pay the bills.

And, you know, we talk a little bit, I don't want to go off on a tangent here.

We don't have time for that.

But we talked with our pal Harvey Kay about, you know, economic freedom.

And you really, you know, and I saw this is a continuing theme.

And really, are you free?

You know, if you got a,

if you're totally all the time always always always worried about putting you know food in your mouth or roof over your head

those things

uh if you do not have that economic independence you're really not free

No, you're really not.

Um, and not to say that there's, there's not a space for people to, you know, work their way up the ladder, all those kinds of things.

But number one, if people are showing up and doing the job, they should get a living wage and $25 down to must credit.

I guess you, you're, you're paying them a decent wage.

Now the other side of it, uh, hey, we're all, we're all voting for Susan Crawford and if, if BS gets in there, we'll never have a rights again for real.

Yeah.

For real.

For real.

So.

Never begrudge anybody cash on the check.

You got to work and pay the bills.

Totally get that.

So, congratulations.

Please continue to do that.

You got to do what you got to do.

But when you go in there and you go vote, vote for Susan Crawford.

If you give a damn about a woman's right to choose, if you give a damn about fair maps, if you give a damn about freedom in this country, if you give a damn about pushing back against authoritarianism, vote for Susan Crawford.

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Um.

Let's move on from the the state politics.

There's a couple issues here from the that they're still going on from the Trump deportation the this alien enemies act or what should we be calling it?

What do you refer?

1798

war time

1798 wartime act.

Are we are we?

Oh, no, I forgot about Rojo.

No, we got okay.

Okay pause on that rewind Ron Johnson

We're

not

getting distracted

today, Tom.

No.

It was moving on.

He's so forgettable, Rojo.

His day used to come

around.

He was on the Charlie Kirk because, of course he was.

I'll give Johnson one bit of credit.

The guy goes on everywhere.

He goes everywhere.

He got so much free media.

He don't come

around here too much.

I don't ask.

In these days.

You know.

Um, but he goes out and takes advantage.

And one of the reasons why he, you know, was able to defeat Mandela Barnes last time, he got like

lots and

lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of free media, but I digress.

Uh, join, uh, going on the Charlie Kirk show and they're talking about, of course, Wisconsin Supreme court race and rojo man.

Confess this baby a little senior moment.

I'll think he knows what's happening.

Let's hear the senior center from the state of Wisconsin.

This is his closing message to all of us about the importance of what's going on in Wisconsin.

We need to get out to vote because this is a race between a judge.

I've got a senior moment here.

Brad Schimmel and his opponent.

Uh, Susan Crawford.

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Never fails.

Never fails to entertain because you're one more time.

This is so funny.

All right.

All

right.

One more.

We need to get out to vote because because why race between the judge.

Dan.

My red stapler moment here.

Yeah.

And his opponent.

Uh, Susan Crawford

rolls right off the top.

Like, and as opposed to Susan Crawford, who, who, who, who's the guy we're, we're paying to?

Oh, Brad.

Oh, thank

you.

Charlie

Kirk.

And when Charlie Kirk's got to come to your rescue and your own, but what's going on in your own home state, maybe you should reevaluate your priorities, sir.

Love

it.

Okay.

Was that it?

No, that's all those kinds of stuff.

Yeah.

Thank you for reminding me.

That was pretty entertaining.

I know.

It's very important because, uh, but.

Okay.

So back to the national course, uh, the, the, the alien enemies act.

So we refer to the 1798 wartime act.

Now this is not something that's been used for a long time.

We're obviously not at war.

So while what's going on here?

Um,

ABC News reporting appeals court hearing arguments over the use of this act and the judge, Patricia Miller, I'm sorry, Millett, M-I-L-L-E-T-T, had some comments about this.

Let's just get it.

I mean, she speaks for herself.

Sure.

People weren't given notice.

They weren't told where they were going.

And they were given, those people on those plans on that Saturday had no opportunity to file habeas.

or any type of action to challenge the removal under the AEA.

And like, you've agreed that two of those airplanes, people were removed under the AEA.

Is that, what's factually wrong about what I said?

Yeah.

Very interesting.

Now, there is nothing factually wrong about what you said.

Judge, I'll just play the next cup, please.

There were plain loads of people.

There were no procedures in place to notify people.

Nazis got better treatment under the Alien and Alien Act, and it's happened here, where the proclamation required the promulgation of regulations, and they had hearing boards before people were removed.

The Nazis got hearings, dude?

And everyone's like, oh my god, I can't compare to Nazi automatically.

No, I mean, it's talking to factual history here.

Yeah, they got a hearing.

They got a hearing before they were removed.

They got, they had an opportunity to plead their case.

And I would go on as well as mentioned here at salon.com.

The judge, Millett, she later added under the Trump administration's current deportation protocol, quote, you could throw me on the plane, unquote.

You could throw me on the plane.

Yes, of course.

This has been the argument the position the whole time It's not about whether or not it's about due process and people have rights.

This is not You gonna throw the judge on the plane, you know, you're gonna throw you're gonna throw your former fixer on the plane Now you're gonna throw Jack Smith on the plane.

He's gonna he's gonna start

disappearing people because you're the president.

You think you can declare that, Hey, we're going to use this act to wartime act.

And now, because I say we're all though we're not Congress declares war, not the president.

We are not at war.

You should not be using this, this using this as justification for what you are doing.

Now.

I also did see, um, I believe eight women were on that plane and they were returned.

Oh, wait, what?

Right.

Because this detention facility doesn't accept women.

Come on.

What?

I mean, the cruelty is in unconstitutional behaviors only eclipsed by their stupidity.

And those are never great combinations.

eight five five seven five two four eight four two eight five five seven five civic uh now also in this regard the administration abc news reporting the trumpets trump administration is refusing to provide the federal judge with any additional information about last week's deportation flights under the 1798 wartime act there you

go

arguing its disclosure of the information could

quote, pose reasonable danger to national security and foreign affairs.

Oh, no, wait a minute.

So they're really concerned about danger to national security and foreign affairs.

This is the same administration that we'll get to again

in the next hour during the Senate

intelligence hearing that added a journalist to the super top secret war battle plan.

But, but, but, but we're not going to tell the judge.

when the planes took off.

No, because that, that's

telling

you when the planes took off, the planes that have now gone multiple other places.

That's a national security

risk.

Yes.

Of course this is public information.

In a court filing Monday evening and in a series of foreign affidavits by three top cabinet officials, the administration invoked the quote, state secrets privilege to attempt, attempt to stop U.S.

District Judge James Bosberg from learning more information about the flights as the judge tries to determine if the government will flee violating a court order last week.

Short answer.

Yes.

Bozburg last week issued a temporary restraining order and ordered the planes to be turned around on two deportation flights on the way to El Salvador after the Trump administration invoked the act to deport more than 200 alleged, alleged Venezuelan gang members without due process, due process, shmue process.

The government, I know it's like it's like a democracy.

individual rights or something like that.

Stinky.

The government failed to turn the flights around and officials subsequently announced that many of the detainees did not have criminal records in the United States.

Like, well, that might be, that's how you know their criminals are that good.

They don't have a record.

They don't have a record.

That just shows how dangerous they are.

What did they say?

The deputy assistant attorney general drew ensign wrote in Monday's filing quote.

This is a case about the president's plenary authority derived from article two in the mandate of the electorate mandate and reinforced by a long-standing statute to remove from the homeland designated terrorists participating in state-sponsored invasion of and predatory incursion into the United States.

The

court has all the facts it needs to address the compliance issues.

before.

Well, number one, I totally disagree with your position, but I get it.

You're speaking to an audience of one, you should be worried about the judge, but it's not necessarily about the compli-

He doesn't have the facts for the compliance issues because, of course, he doesn't have the times.

And if he said something, you're not supposed to do something, he did something after he said that or wrote that, that would seem to indicate maybe you're not in compliance.

Maybe.

And the fact that the judge is, again, requesting this information tends to imply that the court does not, in fact, have all of the facts that it needs.

To determine if the administration comply with this order last week, he requested information about the number of alleged gang members on each flight when the flights took off.

and left US airspace where the flights landed.

And when the men and women apparently were transferred out of US custody, the Trump administration has so far refused to provide any of the requested information because of course, then they would be found to be in court.

They're not in

contempt.

Thank you.

There would be found in contempt, of course.

There we go.

If they actually gave that information.

Now, in a sworn affidavit, Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, I wonder if she wore her cute little outfits, argued that disclosing the timing of the flights, all the number of alleged gang members on board each flight, this is their position.

Right.

Giving that information would cause significant harm to the national security of the United States by exposing critical means and methods of law enforcement operations.

and potentially harming diplomatic relationships.

Why?

Because you swore to your buddy in El Salvador, you had a couple of plain foals of people that he can take, plus what, a few million bucks for the effort?

That would be bad.

That would be bad.

We really can't have our allies thinking poorly of us because of the things that we say about them in confidence.

Like those damn Europeans.

How much can we shake Egypt down

for?

Let's see, a little bit more here.

I got Rubio, I will skip Rubio.

Okay, here we go.

With the Trump administration invoking state secrets privilege, Judge Bozburg will have to determine whether the government has provided sufficient information to justify keeping the information under wraps.

Justice Department lawyers also declined to provide any information to the judge in camera in private setting without public disclosure of the materials by arguing that he...

is not entitled to information about diplomatic secrets.

Further intrusions on the executive branch would present dangerous and wholly unwarranted separation of powers harms with respect to diplomatic and national security concerns that the court lacks happens to address.

Those damn intrusions of checks and balances.

So to the point of the other judge, Millett, you could throw me on that plane.

Yeah.

Or me or you just me or any of our fine audience members if you believe this I'd really like to hear eight five five seven five two four eight four two eight five five seven five Civic CJ you will be next welcome CJ.

What do you got for us?

Hey Dom,

thanks for taking my call.

I had a little conversation with just You started out your segment talking about

the senior moment by Ron Johnson.

We should be concerned about that.

But what I find ironic is you and your party, what told us for three and a half, four years that the big guy.

He was, he was okay.

No, no,

CJ, you're putting words on my mouth.

Let me correct you.

And I appreciate you reminding me now.

Give me an opportunity to clarify for you.

I said, I would vote for Joe Biden if he was weakened at Bernie's over your guy, man.

And I still stand by that.

The guy could be a corpse.

They could be holding them up with strings and boards.

And I still vote for him because he'd still be better than the ass that you got in there, man.

Don't give me that.

You guys tell me this.

You know what, CJ?

You got to keep listening, brother.

Cause I know you're concerned about national security.

I know all you, all you fine Republicans out there were very concerned about our national security and what, what does Hillary Clinton's emails and you cats are, you're getting on signal, man.

And then not only that, you're adding a journalist to it.

Come on, man.

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Oh, see, I did there.

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So we have the people are texting in the sleep.

I see those and some folks have, you know, comments about CJ.

Right.

Like CJ knows what irony is.

Oh hell, even Mitch McConnell freezes up in the middle of speeches.

That's been going on before Biden.

Yes, PJ.

Tom, I love how Dom kicked CJ's ass each day.

Oh, thank you, Tom.

Appreciate that.

What's easy when you got the button.

And CJ, no, you're not coming back.

Cause you know, number one, we got to put it in your place.

Cause you're wrong.

Don't tell me what I told you about Biden.

I reminded you what I told you about Joe Biden.

I was joking about Ron Johnson having a senior moment.

He said he had a senior moment.

It wasn't me.

And I thought it was kind of amusing, but what was most amusing is not whether or not Ron Johnson actually has some sort of mental impairment happening.

What's really funny to me is Ron Johnson could remember the judge he's voting for.

guy BS and Ron Johnson certainly knew who his opponent is.

The one that you should all be voting for Susan Crawford.

That's what I find amusing.

Not that Ron Johnson couldn't get a word.

Hell, I couldn't get the word contempt out in the last segment.

These things happen.

People have brain farts.

They get that.

But when you're talking about, you know, the guy that you're voting for, the guy that you need to, you're telling people, you got to come on and vote for BS because all this is on the line and you don't know the cat's name.

Well, I just think

That's amusing so eight five five seven five two four eight four two mark from the sack you are next welcome sir.

What do you got for us?

Yeah, thanks, and we can't we can't get away from the fact of these guys getting deported with no due process under under this Trump Interpretation of the law Joe Biden could have ordered Donald Trump his entire family and anybody who grosses about this country

you know, detained and sent to Gitmo, and say they were a threat to her, a threat to her national

security.

I

mean, yeah, man, of course.

Any due process at all.

Yes.

I mean, good, good God almighty, that's what it's all about.

I mean, and another Trump's lackeys actually said, we should not be doing this, sir, because it is a violation of the Constitution, that I took an oath to uphold when they took their position under the president.

I mean, all these guys are sworn to uphold the Constitution of the United States.

Pam Bondi, Kristi Noem,

They took those oaths when they swore to uphold when they

were in need of it.

Come on, man.

Oaths, smolth.

I mean, it doesn't matter to them.

It matters zelch, zero.

They put their hand on a Bible.

They can put it on a phone book.

Remember what phone books are?

Yes.

It doesn't matter because they're not, they're gonna do what they wanna do anyway.

There is no honor.

There is no honor.

I don't believe this is love of Constitution by any means, man.

Donald Trump said the Constitution should be destroyed in part.

He doesn't want that.

They don't want to have a due process.

They want to be able, Mark, to pluck you up, send you on a plane, and send you over some jail in El Salvador.

I know.

Callers be paid.

I'll get to you.

ABC, we mentioned the women.

Two plane loads of these alleged gang members were deported to El Salvador, included eight female detainees who were later returned to the US.

Venezuelan a woman described in swarm declaration how she was transferred from a detention center in El Paso, Texas last week before being sent to El Salvador Saturday along with seven other women I asked where we were going and we were told we're going to Venezuela The Venezuelan said in the filing several other people on the plane were told in immigration proceedings and awaiting court hearings in immigration court the women

said all the detainees, including the women, were arm and leg shackled the entire time, including when they landed in another country for several hours while the plane refueled.

According to the woman, officials asked the detained men to sign a document they didn't want to.

The government officials were pushing them to sign the documents and threatening them.

I heard them discussing the documents and they were about the men admitting they were members of TDA.

the Venezuelan gang whose criminal activity prompted Trump to invoke this act to deport the members with little due process.

Oh, no.

What does that sound like?

Does that sound?

Not only are you not allowing for due process, you're threatening them to sign letters admitting to something that they may not want to admit to under duress while they're shackled on a plane.

Does that sound like anything that you think should happen in this country?

Are you kidding me?

8-5-5-7-5-2-4-8-4-2.

Linda from Walker Show, your next walk-in.

What

do you got?

Hey, Lynn.

Thank you so much.

He does.

He does.

He starts out great.

It always starts out great.

It's like my morning.

I start out great.

I usually work out.

I have like a green protein shake with protein and fresh fruit, you know, and some additives to keep me going.

And then, you know, by nighttime, I'm slugging tequila.

It's just, it starts out great.

And then it usually winds up somewhere else.

But then by morning, you know, we'll

do it all

over again.

Every day is a new day.

So CJ tomorrow, you got your new.

day.

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