Did President Trump Just Hint At His Next Target? (w/ Ned Ryun) | Episode 52
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Hey there, welcome to Vince. Great to have you with us on a Wednesday. Rumble.com slash Vince. That's how you get to us live if you're listening on the audio podcast. Always great to have you with us. We've got a huge show today. Ned Ryan from American Majority is stopping by. Great American patriot. We'll talk to him about what's going on in the world and what he thinks is going to happen next. The big beautiful bill, what's going on there. Also,

The First Amendment. Does the First Amendment guarantee that the government's going to cut you a check every month? I don't know about you. It doesn't work that way for me. But you do have lefty organizations who are saying it's a First Amendment threat to cut off their federal funding. I'm sorry. What? I will dive into the details there. Also, Frank Fugazi, Mr. 8-8 himself, is attacking Dan Bongino, the deputy director, FBI, which means it

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This federal funding, federal funding for places like NPR. You see this week that the president of the United States is obviously cutting off funding to national, as my buddy Chris Plank says, national panhandler radio, where they're constantly begging you give us more money as they take money from the federal government. NPR is cut off. And this week, NPR has filed a lawsuit this week against the president saying that NPR

Cutting off their federal funding, that is our federal funding to them, amounts to a violation of the First Amendment. Now, isn't that an amazing thing?

I don't remember that clause in the First Amendment that NPR or any media organization is entitled to federal funds. Where did that come from? Well, literally nowhere. They just made it up completely. NPR is insisting that they're entitled to your money. And if they don't get it, it's a violation of the First Amendment. Take a look here. This is the New York Times. NPR sues Trump over order to cut funding.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations, said President Trump's executive order violates the Constitution and the First Amendment. I'm sorry, what in the hell are they talking about? I love the left. The left, which doesn't ever take the Constitution seriously, and when they talk about it, they pretend it enshrines rights that don't exist, like they can take your money and give it to NPR.

NPR sued President Trump on Tuesday over his executive order that aims to end the federal funding for NPR and PBS. The lawsuit that was filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations, including Colorado Public Radio and Aspen Public Radio, said that Mr. Trump's order violates the Constitution and the First Amendment's protection for freedom of speech.

The lawsuit says the following quote, "The president has no authority under the constitution to take such actions. On the contrary, the power of the purse is reserved to Congress." The White House had no immediate comment. Okay, wait a second. Let me get this straight. You help me understand exactly what you're saying here. You're saying the president can't strip this funding. If he does, it's a violation of the first amendment. But if Congress strips the funding, it's not a violation of the first amendment? Make it make sense.

And the answer is you can't actually do that. It's impossible to make that make sense because this is incoherent gobbledygook. NPR is straight up saying, give us money or else you're violating the Constitution. My rights, my rights are being infringed. You're ridiculous. No, no more money for you. No more money for your propaganda operation.

One other big detail here that I want to emphasize from the New York Times piece. NPR always does this game. They say, oh, it's a huge violation of the First Amendment. Our ability to speak is going to disappear if we can't keep taking taxpayer money. But then the New York Times wheels out this, again, incoherent excuse for NPR's theft. They say, quote, only a fraction of NPR's budget, about 2%, comes directly from federal grants.

pay attention to the language here the new york times never bothers to offer any other clarifying language only a fraction of npr's budget about two percent comes directly from federal grants pay attention to directly that matters a lot here most of the funding

goes to local public radio and TV stations across the United States, helping fund their operations and create programming, about 15% of PBS's budget comes from federal grants. Okay, here's what they're not telling you in this deceptive little paragraph from the New York Times.

What they're not telling you is all of the government funding that goes to local NPR affiliates all across the country, you know what they do with that money? That government money, that is taxpayer funding, you know what they do with it? They send it up to NPR's national operation.

In order to become subscribers. In other words, they're laundering taxpayer money through the NPR member stations to the NPR parent organization. And that's how the New York Times can get away with saying something like, well, only 2% of federal funding goes directly to NPR. That is so stupid.

deceptive it is so completely dishonest it's built that paragraph was not built to elucidate instead it was built to conceal to deceive to pretend like there's nothing there's this is much to do about nothing why are they even going after this federal funding it's such a paltry sum well no it's not actually it is the sustaining force for npr

The reason NPR can continue to exist is because it's nothing more than a welfare operation that steals money from the American taxpayer. No more of that. If you think you have great programming, exist on your own. Exist on your own. Become a for-profit enterprise or straight up be donor-driven entirely, but stop stealing from the American taxpayer for stuff like what kind of transgender dinosaur would you be?

The trans community and their fascination with dinosaur emojis. These are real NPR segments. These are real NPR segments. Why am I wasting my money on this against my will? It's enough. So Trump's cutting them off. NPR, PBS, which is a really, really big deal. But here they are this week saying, well, this is a big threat to the First Amendment. Isn't that great? Really, really wonderful stuff.

And they're not the only organization that Trump is cutting off who's claiming that it's a First Amendment threat to them. The Trump administration is also cutting off contracts with Harvard. That's right. All the federal funding that's going to Harvard, the Trump administration this week announced, yeah, no more. We're going to find every last dollar of federal funding that's going to that institution and we're cutting them off.

We're not doing that anymore. What are we doing? Why are we sending all of this money to a propaganda outfit that doesn't heed the will of the American voter, that allows rank antisemitism, antisemitism, excuse me, to fester onto the campus like crazy, that inculcates that bigotry, that inculcates the bigotry found within so-called DEI programs, which compels students to judge themselves and others on the basis of things like race and religion and gender,

It's crazy. So no more. We're not going to underwrite that anymore. The Trump administration is now moving to cut off all federal funding, federal contracts, all remaining federal contracts with Harvard University. The General Services Administration sending a letter to federal agencies yesterday advising them, hey, end any contracts you have left with Harvard. This is the latest move by the administration, the Daily Caller reports, to punish the school for repeatedly allowing anti-Semitism to persist on campus and continuing to use race-based policies.

So they're cutting them off. Now, Harvard is claiming that this is a threat to the First Amendment. If you read some of the coverage of this, Harvard's defense of itself is, oh, it's a First Amendment threat. That's crazy. That's completely crazy. How is it a threat to the First Amendment not to receive federal funding? Do you receive a check every month to preserve your First Amendment rights? I definitely don't.

You know, this would be a heck of a lot easier. Why doesn't the government just send us money to keep this show afloat? We'll do it that way.

No, I'm just kidding. I don't want that anyway. I like that this show is sponsor supported. I like that this show is attended to by listeners and viewers who see it, engage in the products, and keep this great program alive and make it happen. I like all of that. I don't want to be dependent on the government. Every college should disentangle from the federal government for the benefit of the students if they actually care to better education. Every single one of these colleges should operate like Hillsdale does. Hillsdale doesn't accept federal funding.

And by not accepting federal funding, they remove federal control over their operations. That's what these colleges should do. But instead, you know what's happened. You know what's happened. In America, the American college system has become grotesquely expensive. They've become propaganda mills for the establishment. They don't actually produce meaningful educational outcomes for the students that attend. And they continue to take advantage of you, whether you like it or not.

So finally, we have an administration coming along saying, yeah, no more of that. We're not doing that anymore. Another big thing here that nobody ever tackles because everyone seems to be fine lining their pockets with it is student visas. Do you know how many students on American college campuses are coming in every year into the United States that are foreign students getting educated on American campuses propagandized in that system? One over one million new foreign students each year.

coming into the United States, a million. And the lion's share of them are at some of the most elite institutions we have in our country to include Harvard. And in fact, the two most dominant countries right now for foreign students coming into the United States are China and India. China and India, those are the two most dominant populations of foreign students who are coming into the United States and occupying all of these spaces inside of our universities.

as we speak. You know, I talked to a top official in the last Trump administration, a guy who's very high up. He knew, he knows everything. And I asked him, "Hey, if it were up to you, just theoretically today, would you ban all Chinese foreign nationals from being inside of the American university system? In other words, would you eject every Chinese foreign national from America's colleges?" And he paused only for maybe a second and said,

Yes, I would. Yes, I would. I would banish them because of the the long arm of the Chinese Communist Party, because of the interference that's going on in the United States, because of the theft of intellectual property. I mean, you saw the head of Harvard's chemistry department was busted for taking money from the Chinese and smuggling American technology out of the country to the Chinese. That's the head of Harvard's chemistry department that got busted in that.

Yeah, so no, there's a lot of problems going on here. A lot of problems. So this week, we get an additional move by the Trump administration that is really, really important. The Trump administration has paused all new student visas, all of them. Remember the top two countries I mentioned, China and India. All new student visas, though, across the board, all foreign nationals are at the moment blockaded from getting into the American university system.

The Trump administration daily caller report has ordered U.S. embassies and consulates to halt new interviews for student visas as officials consider expanding social media screening for foreign applicants, a diplomatic cable said.

The order was dated for yesterday, that's Tuesday, and has U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's signature, according to Politico. Effective immediately in preparation for an expansion of required social media screening and vetting, consular sections should not add any additional student or exchange visitor visa appointment capacity.

Until further guidance is issued, Septel, I'll get to that, which we anticipate in the coming days, said Rubio. Septel is a State Department shorthand for separate telegram.

The outlet is noting here. So the president of the United States, Marco Rubio, secretary of state, stopping all new student visas in the United States. They're not doing this for no reason. They're not doing this because they want to make somebody else's life difficult. They're doing this because they're concerned about the vetting procedures. This goes back to the anecdote that I just shared with you from the last Trump administration.

Trump officials back then knew that we had massive, massive foreign influence operations going on, foreign theft operations going on inside of the American university systems to the point that it was a threat to national security. Our vetting is inadequate, is what the Trump administration is telling you. So we are stopping student visas into the United States until we can get control of what's going on.

Again, this is exactly what you voted for. This is precisely what I voted for. So these guys are tackling that problem inside of the American university system. In addition to cutting off the federal funding, which hasn't really helped improve educational outcomes. It's definitely made higher education a lot more expensive, a lot more expensive. It's that.

That thing, you know, higher education outpaces inflation by 400% in terms of price. You know why? You know why it costs more every year? Because the federal government meddles in the system. It's not a free market. It's a rigged crony system. The president's putting a stop to that. He's putting a stop to that.

So this is a these are these are really, really big developments here that you need to know about. Also, I want to get to what's going on with the big, beautiful bill. That's really important here, because I know there's a lot of there's a lot of chatter going on about whether or not Doge cuts would be a part of it. And people concerned, they say, well, the Doge cuts are not in this thing. Even even.

uh elon musk this weekend was on cbs sunday morning and he was saying uh you know the bill can't be both can't be big and beautiful it can only be one and and the doge cuts are not in this thing take a look at what elon musk is saying on the subject so you know i was like disappointed to see the massive spending bill frankly uh which increases the budget deficit not just decrease it

And that reminds the work that the Doge team is doing. I actually thought that when this big, beautiful bill came along. I mean, like, everything he's done on Doge gets wiped out in the first year. I think a bill can be big or it can be beautiful. But I don't know if it can be both.

my personal opinion all right so uh there's there's elon saying it can be big or beautiful but i don't think it can be both i don't think that's achievable and i'm disappointed that these doge cuts were not baked into this thing says elon now there's some things that you need to know about this it's not

everything that it looks like on the surface. I'm with the people who want the doge cuts codified into law. This shouldn't merely be that the president saves us money. It should be illegal to waste this money. That's my view on the subject, and I'm sure it's yours as well. So I'm right there with everyone who wants the doge cuts. But is it possible to even put the doge cuts into the big, beautiful bill? Well, according to the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller, the answer to that, you should know,

is no. Doge cuts, Stephen writes, are discretionary spending. The federal bureaucracy. Under the Senate budget rules, you can't cut discretionary spending. Only mandatory in a reconciliation bill. This is Medicaid, Medicare, mandatory spending that the federal government does. That's what you can cut in a reconciliation bill. So the doge cuts would have to be done through what is known as a rescissions package. I've been talking about rescissions.

Keep that in mind. I'm about to give you more on that. Or an appropriations bill, he says. The Big Beautiful Bill is not an annual budget bill. It does not fund the departments of government. It does not finance our agencies or federal programs. Instead, it includes the single largest welfare reform in American history, along with the largest tax cut and reform in American history.

the most aggressive energy exploration in American history and the strongest border bill in American history, all while reducing the deficit. So that's Stephen Miller. And by the way, read that as you should as a message to the United States Senate that he wants to see this bill passed and to stop whining that there's not more cuts in there because there's other vehicles to make cuts with.

Now, this brings us to that rescissions point. I've been mentioning on the show the president of the United States has a power that is little used in Washington because almost nobody in Washington ever wants to actually cut spending. And the power the president has is called the rescissions power. And what it allows him to do is tell Congress, I know you allocated this funding. I'm here to tell you I don't need it rescinded.

And so he can send a formal request to Congress that starts a 40, 45 day clock to rescind federal spending. And it doesn't require a super majority in the Senate to cut. In fact, all it requires is a simple majority in the Senate to cut. Now, here's a dirty little secret about Washington senators.

prefer not to take votes. They don't like voting on things because they don't like being measured by how they vote. They don't like accountability. So the last thing that even Republican senators want is to be asked for an actual headcount on whether or not they're willing to cut spending. But the president can do this. And I've got news for you. On Monday, they are doing it. This coming Monday, I just talked to the head of the Office of Management and Budget. His name is Russ Vogt. I had him on the radio show yesterday.

And Russ told me that on Monday, they're sending a rescissions package to Congress valued at just over $9 billion. Now, is that enough cuts? No, not as far as I'm concerned. I want them to send a lot more rescissions packages. But the first rescissions package, which includes cuts to USAID, which includes cuts to NPR and PBS, which includes cuts that will put into law cuts to these funding, that's going on Monday.

So if you're on team Doge cuts like me, there's a vehicle for doing that. So when you hear all of this chatter about, well, it's not in the big, beautiful bill, it's a betrayal. It's not in the big, beautiful bill.

I'm telling you right now, there are vehicles to do these cuts. And Stephen Miller is straight up saying Doge cuts are discretionary spending cuts. They can't be done in reconciliation. I'll explore this more in a moment with our guest, Ned Ryan from American Majority. But it is important to know all of the details here about how this goes.

and also how rescissions work. I know that this is not a part of the American dialect. I mean, we've just become accustomed, unfortunately, to talking about reconciliation packages over the last decade or so. But rescissions, it's a real power. Washington doesn't like talking about it because it involves cutting spending and it involves holding them accountable based on their votes, which I love. So let's do all of that. Gotta thank our sponsors.

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Also love our next guest, the great Ned Ryan from American Majority is in the house. Ned, good to see you, sir. Good to be with you. How you been? How you been, man? Good. I'm doing good. Been all right? Never a dull moment? No, never a dull moment at all. Lots going on. Okay, so I know as you were getting in here, you heard me talking about the big, beautiful bill. Right. There's some debate going on. And what I love about conservatives is just everybody's so aggressive now about what they want. Yep. Like they're not willing to settle for anything.

And so there's a lot going on with people saying, where are my doge cuts? I want those doge cuts codified. Even Elon just went on television this weekend. He was like, I was really disappointed that the doge cuts are not in there. But you talk to guys at the White House, Russ Vogt, tell them. They're moving on that stuff. And they're doing it within the confines of how the law actually works. They're starting to do. I think you're going to hear some pretty exciting news. I'm going to let somebody else make that announcement since it's their news to tell.

sometime later today or tomorrow about some really interesting tactics and strategies that I think will make the base very happy in regards to rescissions and other things that they've been cooking up for a long time. And I just got word of it walking into here. So spending cuts is what you're saying. Yes. Spending cuts. Significance. Significance. So well more than nine billion. Well, it's going to be at least around that point. And I think they are going to use every tool in the toolbox

to be able to accomplish that. So people, I keep on telling people, let them cook. - Yes. - Like give them time, give them a little bit of space. Are we crazy about the big beautiful bill?

I think there's a lot of good parts to it. For sure. But, you know, some of the increase in spending. But I know for a fact the White House and Russ vote have some very interesting things that they're probably going to be talking about a lot today and tomorrow. So, you know, be looking out for that stuff. So the starting pack for me was what Russ told me yesterday. He said $9 billion cuts come in Monday. Yep. They're introducing a rescissions package. I've been talking about it on this show because I feel like there's very limited venues where anyone has talked about this presidential power.

Because... Rescissions. Rescissions. Exactly. But here's the risk that comes with it. In 2018, Trump tried this. Right. He sent a rescissions package to Congress. Right. And the Senate failed to pass it because the Senate, I mean, let's be honest, you know, a lot of these guys, they don't want to reduce government spending. They're perfectly happy keeping their little nest eggs going. I think...

The dirty little secret of most of the 20th century and 21st century American politics is how Congress has sold out the American people on a whole host of fronts. I talk about it in my book where they've unconstitutionally sub-delegated their legislative authority to the administrative state, which resides in the Article II branch, that they've also then continued to empower those folks as well. So Congress has been a real part of the problem in regards to not legislating correctly according to the constitutional requirements. And at the same time,

They have absolutely almost no interest in being fiscally responsible. So but then I take it a step further. Congress has done this, but you expect Democrats to do the wrong thing. It's Republicans.

in Congress that have been really, I think, kind of the villains of the 20th and 21st century in regards to they're not really representing the American people. They're not representing the best interests of the American people in regards to who's actually legislating, but also how they're spending money. And I think they've been spending it irresponsibly. So, you know, if you really want to, you know, get down to brass tacks,

Republicans in Congress, it'd be really nice if we started upgrading the quality of them in the primaries of 26 in the House and in the Senate. Yes. So why is that? I mean, there have been some test votes on codifying Doge. Right. And 20...

26 Republican senators just voted against it. Yeah. It was introduced by Rand Paul. No, no. And the list includes the usual suspects. You see a bunch of, I mean, you got Lindsey Graham here, McConnell, Tillis. Yeah, of course. It's like kind of the typical group. The problem is the typical group is bigger than our margin. A lot bigger. It is. This to me, I think one of the things, and again, I primarily reside in the world of politics. It's time to upgrade in really deep red states. I mean-

Cornyn's got a primary challenge already in Texas. I'd really like to see Tom Tillis have a very legitimate primary challenge in North Carolina. I'm not sure we're really going to get a shot at Lindsey Graham, although he's far more problematic than people want to admit because I think he's got a good relationship with Trump. He holds Trump really close. He does. And I think you've got to also take a shot at James Lankford when he comes up again. I'd take a shot at Joni Ernst.

the the the thing that we have to be strategic about is realizing i and i'm saying i think what i think is the obvious but not all republicans are created equal

We have to upgrade where it makes sense strategically in red states. If you win a primary in North Carolina, the odds are you're probably going to win the general. It's not a given. In Texas, probably going to win the general if you win the primary. Oklahoma, it's a given. You win the Republican primary, you're going to win the general. So let's go into these deep red states and start upgrading senators that actually reflect the values of America first. So my impression is that, well, for now, President Trump is keeping his powder dry on these questions. But do you think he gets involved? Like, so for instance...

He didn't get involved when Tom Tillis submarine to Ed Martin for U.S. attorney. He kind of he kind of sat back. I think he needs a few votes. The one time that he really pressured Tillis was on Hegseth, apparently, to get Hegseth across the board, across the finish line. So, you know, what's going on there? Does does he because this is, you know, that's a place where you're going to get a Republican. If you if they win the primary, they win. And so should the president play in a place like North Carolina?

I certainly hope that he has a list of Republican senators that I think are problematic. I know what they're probably trying to do is make some political calculations. We don't have that big a majority in the Senate. He needs some votes. You've got three or four usual suspects, Murkowski, Collins, McConnell, throwing the rotating Lindsey Graham, Tom Tillis. He's got to get some votes, but I certainly hope there's some significant primary challenges next year. I mean, I didn't even throw in Cassidy in Louisiana. What a problem he is.

So I certainly hope that Trump realizes he's got to involve, engage in some of these primaries to upgrade if he really wants to see America first continue moving in the right direction. How much of this is these guys believing that somehow establishment Washington is going to outlive Trump? They're going to outlast him? Yeah, this to me was the beauty of what he did with J.D. Vance. And I think there was this whole mindset of we're going to outlast Trump. We just got to put up with another four years, even if he wins. And then he pulled out now J.D.'s 40, but at the time 39.

All in, like just pushed all of his chips in the middle of the table and said, oh, you think that you just have to outlast me? I'm picking a 39 year old vice president so that when I'm done, America first continues on as a political movement. So I think I think he fully intends to make this a long lasting movement. So any hopes about lasting America first?

I think the D.C. establishment, I hope, I sincerely hope, are going to be mistaken in that. Yeah, and I don't know how it works for them unless they take complete control of social media and shut down our ability to communicate with one another. Correct. Because the American people – this goes back to where we started. There's so much aggression for government reform right now, and that's not going to abate. That's only going to persist and grow. I don't think –

It doesn't even matter in the end if J.D. Vance is the guy or anybody else. This America first sentiment is here to stay. It's in the people. It's not merely in President Trump and J.D. Vance. Yeah, exactly. I mean, my hope is that we eventually get to the point I'm going to quote a communist to you here, which might sound ironic. But it was in the 1970s where this communist said a party is what people say it is. And the people who say it is are those that show up at conventions and win primaries.

And so he was arguing for the Communist Party of America to come into the Democratic Party, which explains a lot, I think, today. This is 50-some years ago. I think we have to actually start to go in and remake the Republican Party into an America First Party by these primaries that I mentioned earlier, not only in the Senate but in the House, to make it a long-lasting movement. So a party is what people say it is, and I want it to be the America First types that say what the Republican Party is. It can still have the same name. It'll probably still have the same name a generation from now, Republican, but the essence will be America First.

Which to me is just common sense. I know we've probably talked about this, but I just want to reiterate. America first to me is just common sense. Government of, by, and for the people should actually represent the people in all things, both foreign and domestic. And I think the Republican Party establishment has completely lost sight of what does that even mean in reality? And so when Donald Trump shows up, obviously the left viewed him as an existential threat to a lot of things, but even the Republican establishment viewed him as a threat to their status quo.

And so, you know, it's something that he's got to continue down the path of, and I hope engaging in some of these primaries to realize, I can remake the Republican Party into an America First Party, but it's going to require some time and effort. So you mentioned Lindsey Graham, and I mentioned it for a moment, that he holds Trump really close for his own political survival. Totally. It's a mystery to me. I was about to explore this. So I have theories about it, and among them are, you know, Trump does like people who,

want to come up to him and say, I want to work with you. And Lindsey Graham is particularly good at that. He's like... And they're golf buddies. Yeah. And, but...

But it's interesting that, I mean, they share almost nothing ideologically. And this is like it reminds me of when Trump had John Bolton as a part of the administration. He kind of liked keeping at least by his own claim. He kept Bolton around because he liked people believing that at any moment he might raise him with a walrus mustache. Might push a button. Yes. Their country. So he liked having that looming threat hanging in the background. I mean, can what is this?

Does Trump kind of like Lindsey Graham, just likes him on a personal level so he gets him around? I think that's it. I've actually had a conversation with some senior folks over there about Lindsey. I'm a bit mystified by it. They like playing golf. They like hanging out. They like shooting the breeze. But I'm the same with you. On what issue do they actually agree? Yeah, I don't know. Most of them, they don't, especially on foreign policy. But I would argue on most of the domestic policy issues as well, they don't really agree. So...

It's a mystery to me. I don't know that I have any real answers as to why this continues on. Because I would really like to be able to primary challenge Lindsey Graham next year. Yeah, rightfully so. So, okay, so you mentioned Republicans have a bunch of internal battles that continue. But it seems the America First faction, thankfully, is winning out. Meanwhile, Democrats are in the political wilderness at the moment. And...

And I always hesitate to write their obituary because, you know, at any moment they could come back into power by hook or by crook. Well, and also by Republicans screwing up, which they have this nasty habit of doing. And so this week there's a couple of things going on. I'm seeing reports that Obama world is falling out of favor with top Democrats because they keep screwing everything up. They keep losing elections whenever they're calling the shots.

And I'm also seeing that nobody, you know, of course, they don't actually know who their leader is. Hakeem Jeffries is barely able to put English sentences together. So how is he the leader of the Democrats in the House? According to David Hogg, it's Jasmine Crockett. Yeah, Jasmine Crockett is a leading luminary in their party. So for a guy like, for guys like us, that's hilarious. And you keep, there's a part of you that hopes they keep doubling down on that. But then there's got to be also the rational side of you that goes, wait a second. There's more to this than just these idiots at the surface. I agree.

The problem being they made a deal with the devil decades ago with the far left, right? The grassroots, the energy, the power. And now they're being sucked into the black vortex of the woke un-American left. And it feels – I honestly thought looking at this, and again, rationally, which is not something that they apparently have any –

any of left, is that you would look at this after the November 5th elections and go, wow, we got firmly rejected on a whole host of fronts, including our woke ideology and all of these things. We should probably think about a better approach if we want to get back to political power.

And then all of a sudden you're just watching them double down on this crazy anti-American woke ideology. And I'm realizing it's like a black hole vortex, right? It's like this power that keeps on sucking them in because a lot of the energy, a lot of the grassroots, that's where they're at. The other thing is too, like you have all these powerful institutions that have been in place for decades that have continued to reinforce this ideology. And now it's like, man, they might be against the will of, if there are any rational Democrats left, they're being sucked into this black hole of,

I don't know how they turn it around anytime soon. And the only way I think that we...

Like Republicans, again, like they love to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory all the time. Never underestimate them doing that next year in the midterms. But I'm starting to think Democrats are powerless right now to change the trajectory. Well, I think they became so accustomed to rigging elections, they forgot how to run for office. Well, they also didn't figure out that some of us figured out their tactics and strategies.

So we used it against them last year, right? AB generation, AB chase, early vote, all of these things. Ballot harvesting where it's legal. Exactly. All of these things. And then all of a sudden realized, wait a minute,

Like maybe we don't have a lock on these elections. Yes. But it's like it really hasn't fully clicked with the far left. But if you're playing – they're not playing the game where they have to – or at least they haven't been, where they actually have to appeal to real American voters or speak to the American middle. Right. Like the reason their ideology is so demented is because they spend no time actually working on it. And then they just rig the information systems. They rig the way people vote. They rig their own primaries. They eject –

Bernie Sanders when he's a threat to Hillary Clinton. Obama throws out the whole primary party in order to make Joe Biden their nominee. This is not a democratic institution that is trying to appeal to voters in order to gain power. It's basically just rigging the system over and over without really any due consideration about ideology except to activate their most radical elements. Right, and to compel the American people to submit to their ideology. I don't think we talk enough about the impact of Elon Musk

buying Twitter and X to break that hold and to actually have a free speech platform that breaks that hold on the narrative. I mean,

I mean, think about everything that changed between 20 and 2024 elections in which all of a sudden you had a free flow of information and the free flow of ideas on a major social media platform that I think broke apart this narrative. And again, I think the un-American far-left Democrat Party, which again, un-American left and Democrat Party is one and the same, I don't think they fully kind of realized that.

We don't have a complete lockdown on this narrative anymore, despite all the power this corporate propaganda still have.

But they still haven't kind of woken up to the fact we don't get to control and dominate the narrative with our lives anymore because of X, because of the things that are taking place there. Yeah. Well, so a lot there's a lot of this like kind of soul searching going on right now as as these Democrats claim they're learning how to speak English. I saw a report trying to appeal to the young men. They're going to spend 20 million on trying to appeal to the younger generation to understand what dudes like.

Maybe stop telling them like what you can't. The thing that's always been amazing to me about the the left is how puritanical they actually are. Again, which might sound a little bit ironic, but you can't do this. You can't do this. They're killjoys. You can't you can't say this because it's politically incorrect. You can't do that because it's politically incorrect. How puritanical the un-American left is. And I think the younger generations are.

No, like completely. And then also, I think the other thing that has an impact on them over the last five years, the COVID lockdowns, mandates, the masks. I mean, I have four kids. Three of them are still at home. Going through that experience, I think, has led the younger generations to go, yeah, I'm not doing that. And who's actually doing something that's kind of rebelling against the system? Oh, yeah.

Donald Trump. Also, there's a vibe, too. Yeah. There's also a vibe. So even beyond just the ideology and the abuses that have been put out by the left, Tim Walz and Kamala Harris...

are tools. It's so obvious. You see them on stage. They're like goofy, fraudulent tools. Trump got shot in the head, stood up, pumped his fist. He says he's fighting for the country. And so, I don't know. I mean, like, I've got an 11-year-old at home. I'm sure I'm in for more of this as she gets older. But the ability for a young person to suss out what's cool and what's not, and what's authentic and what's not, is unmatched. This, to me, again, in the early days of Trump, there were people that were confused why Trump

Well, he's authentic. He's going to say exactly what he's thinking. There's, you know, and I think that's one of his superpowers, by the way. Yeah. The ability to say things that polite society in D.C. goes, that's horrifying. You shouldn't bring that up. You shouldn't say that. Yeah. Donald Trump's like, no, I'm not. Like, there's, I'm going to say that. And I'm going to call out the administrative state and DOJ, FBI for targeting me. I'm going to do all these things. I'm going to call it out. And I think that's one of his great superpowers. And people love it. But it's super authentic. And again...

And Trump's a generational leader. I hope that we see another iteration of him soon. But enjoy it while we have it because I'm not sure when we'll see it again. There's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, also considered one of the luminaries of the party. And this is amazing. There's an email that she just sent out doubling down all of the most insane language ever.

Fellas, if we can pull this up, I want to show Ned this. She wrote to her supporters that she is a democratic socialist. I believe in cooperative economics and cooperative democracy, a.k.a. democratic socialism.

She says, I believe that ICE, an agency that was just formed in 2003 during the Patriot Act era. Let me just remind her. Immigration and Naturalization Services was the predecessor to ICE, I-N-S. She says it's a rogue agency that should not exist.

And then she writes that she's the youngest woman in U.S. history to be elected to Congress. I was just a waitress. I'm a Latina. I come from a low-income background, and I'm just one of a few working-class people who got elected to Congress. That makes a lot of classist, ageist, misogynist, and racist people mad, she declares. So, Ned—

This is the younger generation of the party leadership. She's not changing their strategy. She's doubling down on defund ICE, and if you don't like us, you're a bigot. Well, they're religious zealots. I mean, this is the other thing, too, that we shouldn't underestimate. These people are religious zealots in their political beliefs. Politics is their religion. Administrative states, they're holy of holies. And so to them, it's a religious system. And I call it kind of—

kind of like power of the sword you will convert or die yeah you know and

And they're not going to back away from it because it's their religious belief. And they believe that they have the right ideas that will lead to a better, brighter, more prosperous future, which, again, all the stuff she's talking about has actually led to the great destruction of people and countries. Yes. But, yeah, I think we need to wake up to the fact that they're doubling down because they are religious zealots. It is a religious belief system to them. And until we meet their passion with our own, which concerns me a lot with a lot of people that are in the Senate, Republicans in the Senate and the House, who are careerists.

And when you're a careerist, I'm going to go to DC and have a wonderful career. And 20 years from now, I'm going to go off and do something else. They're trimming around the edges. They're having a wonderful time up against religious zealots. Religious zealots will eventually always be careerists.

And so, you know, one of the things I keep on trying to hammer home with the grassroots, you better meet their passion with your own. I mean, we view politics as kind of a necessary evil, but politics is, you're either going to do politics or politics is going to do you. So figure it out. Yes. Because if you don't, somebody else is going to, and you're going to have to actually submit to the people that win politically because politics is policy. Yes. And you may, and obviously I think what they're trying to advance is evil, but at its core, it's a

principle. They have a principle. Their principle is power. So what is the rights answer to that? So if you're in Congress right now, if you're a member of the Senate, what are your principles? Adhere to principles. The other side has some, which is power. Power at all costs, by any means necessary. So what are your principles in Congress? I mean...

What I would like to see more of our elected representatives do is realize they're the duly elected representatives of the American people, right? Government of, by, and for the people. How do we actually return this to where we are, government of the people, prioritizing, protecting, and advancing the interests of the American people every day? Although you bring up an interesting point about power. People have asked, how do we get back to normal?

Well, I'm kind of obsessed with the idea of how you actually achieve and maintain political power long enough to actually force the left into the political wilderness, into unconditional surrender. That's the only way you bring about a sense of normalcy. So I think you actually have to believe in something, which I'm not sure a lot of Republicans in Congress do. We're actually supposed to represent the American people. It is about freedom. It's about getting the government back into its proper size and scope.

but also the idea of how do we have political power and think about it every day, that every day we're thinking about how we achieve the numbers that lead to political power so we maintain it to bring about the reform that's necessary. 'Cause we're not, as much as I love what Trump is doing, I mean, going back to the recisions, going back to the spending, going back to all these reforms that he's doing, you're not gonna actually bring about the real reform and structural change that's necessary in four years. There's 100 years in the making.

I think you've got to have political power for 12 years, minimum, in the hands of the right people doing the right things. Right. And so, you know, that to me, we've won, but we haven't won. And I think people need to have a much longer, long view of what we're up against and what we need to be doing over the next eight, nine years.

nine, 10 years. Well, finally, in order to do that, to win any sort of conflict, you have to destroy their armies and their stockpiles. Right. You have to. Otherwise, they're just going to use them. We're going to keep them dry and then use them against us as soon as they have the ability to again. So that's why it is important that we codify the destruction of USAID. Yes. That's why it is important. Don't blow up buildings.

And I mean that in all sincerity. Of course, nobody in the building, just in case anybody's listening. Control demolitions of the Hoover Building. Well, yeah, Hoover Building, but also Department of Education. Yeah. Right. I sincerely hope they're able to shut it down completely and fully, that they implode that building, which is hideous.

And then they build Trump's Freedom Park, his park of heroes over the top of it, not only to show we are dismantling the administrative state and this massive bureaucracy that does not serve the American people, but also to be symbolic of we are restoring the republic again. Here's our park of beautiful American heroes. Yeah. Yeah. I love that.

You have to because at some point, as much as I would like to think we can force the un-American left into the political wilderness for generations or restore normalcy, human nature and human history tells us there are cycles. And at some point, they're going to come back into political power. We have to make their road back to political power and to rebuilding some of these things as hard as possible. Yes. And so that has to be our goal over the next call.

call it 12 years. How do we make, maintain that power and then make their comeback that much harder? Okay. Yeah. I love that. Ned Ryan, appreciate you, man. Thank you. And your great work at American majority. Always good to see you. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. There's a Ned Ryan, our thanks again to him for, uh, for stopping by with a lot of insight and a teaser as to what we could expect, uh, coming up this coming week with all these spending cuts. I'm really excited about that. Even later today. That's a, that's a big little scoop. I not,

That's a weird phrase, a big little scoop. That's a big scoop that's coming up. All right, let me share with you. I do wanna mention also something else the Trump administration is doing this week. I had Marty McCary, the FDA commissioner on the show yesterday, and we were talking about getting rid of the COVID jab recommendations for children

and for pregnant mothers. And what do you know? The president of the United States released a social media video featuring Marty McCary and Jay Bhattacharya right around the time we were talking to Marty McCary. Here's what it looks like. Take a look. Cut one. I couldn't be more pleased to announce that as of today, the COVID vaccine for healthy children and healthy pregnant women has been removed from the CDC recommended immunization schedule.

Last year, the Biden administration urged healthy children to get yet another COVID shot despite the lack of any clinical data to support the repeat booster strategy in children. That ends today. It's common sense and it's good science. There's no evidence healthy kids need it today, and most countries have stopped recommending it for children. We're now one step closer to realizing President Trump's promise to make America healthy again.

This is so long overdue. It's unreal and so gratifying to see.

What madness, what madness that they were inflicting this upon children with no underlying support, with no reason. There was no benefit to the kids. Even during the early days of COVID, we knew very quickly in the data that this thing was not hitting kids the way it was hitting the elderly and the obese. And yet they lied to you. As Marty McCary detailed, and I remember when this happened, the government withheld data

About the extent to which people were being inflicted with swollen hearts. That's myocarditis. That's the phrase that's used. As a result of getting the COVID jab. The government withheld data that they knew about. They kept it from the public. Because once again, this gets back to what I was just talking about with Ned Ryan. The left's attitude, the government's attitude broadly, the establishment's attitude is not that they exist with the consent of the governed.

They exist with resentment of the governed. The governed can't be trusted with information, can't be trusted with this. In fact, if you learned about it, you may question the government's recommendations in the first place. And here you have finally an administration saying, no more, we are not doing this.

We're not recommending it. So you would think that pediatricians who are supposed to be looking out for the health of children would be celebrating, and perhaps many are. But CNN, of course, brings on pediatricians who act like this is...

human rights violation. Take a look. Cut to. I think it's a bad recommendation. I mean, you certainly know that by six months of age, all children will be vulnerable to a virus is continuing to circulate. There have been retrospective studies looking at children, meaning people less than 18 years of age who've gotten a yearly vaccine to show that there is benefit. So it doesn't make sense. I think it puts children unnecessarily in harm's way. And there are you

There have been about a thousand deaths from COVID during this pandemic in children. About one third of those deaths were in children who were perfectly healthy before that. So I think it's a bad idea. Also, I don't like it that they didn't consult advisory committees. They didn't consult the public. They just went behind closed doors and made this decision unilaterally from a man, R.F.K. Jr., who said that he believes in transparency and he said that he won't take vaccines away from anybody who wants them. And he's done neither of those things.

What a disgusting little propagandist. That guy should not be in medicine. And if he's seeing kids, he should have his medical license revoked. This disgraceful, what you just heard. So there's a bunch of things going on, including, remember the government's data, it's rigged data on COVID, often included deaths,

with COVID. In other words, people would die from other things and they would happen to have a COVID virus in their system. And then they would be classified as a COVID death by the United States government. That's as deceptive as it gets. Healthy children who were dying from COVID infections?

Come on, be more specific. Take us inside the data on that. So a little propagandist guy goes on television and says that Marty McCary and Jay Bhattacharya and RFK Jr. are doing something crazy. They're not. They're doing something that's aligned with American health and seeing to the well-being of kids and not injecting them with unnecessary drugs.

That's the most obvious thing in the world. If your doctor, if your pediatrician was talking to you about your kid, and he said, well, we got this injection, but it's completely unnecessary. In fact, there's only downside to injecting the kid. You'd be like, what are you nuts? I'm not injecting that. No, we're not injecting that into the kid. Okay, okay. That pediatrician says, no, let's keep injecting the kids with the nonsense, which only has downsides for the kids. What a disgrace. What a complete disgrace.

Voters have been assessing the differences between Republicans and Democrats. And it's led to some really funny moments, because if you've seen these surveys of voters, what they've determined is that they think Republicans are locked in. They think Republicans are like predators, like sharks, tigers, just aggressive predators.

Now, they may be giving Republicans broadly a little too much credit for being killers. I expect I want some more killers among the Republicans, but I'm not all of the voters who responded to the survey. Meanwhile, they think Democrats are weak and feckless and ineffective. So this week, once again on CNN, this time,

One of the hosts asked Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz about these comparisons, and she lost her damn mind. Take a look. A longtime Democratic researcher who asked some 250 people to describe or compare each party to an animal. And I want to read you what this found. Republicans are seen as apex predators like lions, tigers and sharks, beasts that take what they want when they want it. Democrats are typically tagged as tortoises, slugs or sloths.

slow, plodding, passive. And then a little bit later, there was a respond to you said the Democrats are like deer in headlights. Yeah, deer in headlights. Debbie Wasserman Schultz would go on in that clip to be angry about. I don't care what reporters say about us. And John Berman had the reminder. No, I'm not talking about reporters. I'm talking about voters. Voters said this about you. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, either playing dumb or is dumb, had no idea what he was even talking about.

I do think the animals are wrong, though. I do. I'm not sure what I would call Republicans. I do. I think Trump deserves the apex predator. Yeah, Trump, definitely. J.D. Vance. Those guys, they deserve the apex predator label. Not every Republican. Meanwhile, Democrats, I don't know if I would go with sloth or like a panda or something. You know pandas only exist because humans keep them alive?

Like the pandas that why are we still borrowing pandas from China for the National Zoo? What is that? That's a shy calm psyop. How about no more pandas at the National Zoo in D.C.? That's the craziest thing that we do. Actually, we do a lot of crazy things, but that's up there. That's one of the crazy things. These pandas would be extinct were it not for us, were it not for us keeping them alive. Maybe that is a good analogy for Democrats.

that party would be extinct were it not for the federal government constantly keeping it alive maybe we should pull the life support no more get rid of usaid get rid of these ngo networks get rid of all of this american taxpayer money which goes to nothing more than causing chaos and rigging elections in order to keep democrats in power yeah maybe that is the uh the analogy democrats are like a chi-com panda

If we starve them of resources, if we cease the human life support, they will cease to exist. Maybe that's the answer. Maybe it could be. Anyway, what do you think, Chad? What's a good animal for these Democrats? I do think the panda might be the right one.

I think, yeah, pull the plug, says Mr. Byrd. Yeah, I think we should. I think we should definitely pull the plug. Hey, before we go today, I do have one last clip I want to show you. This is from our friend Susan Crabtree over at RealClearPolitics. Earlier this week, we got some audio of some Secret Service agents. These are two females, uniformed Secret Service agents.

Who defend President Obama. They safeguard his house in Washington, D.C. Why is Obama still living in D.C.? What's the point of that? And while they were there, these two female agents apparently hate each other. And one was coming in for the shift change.

And a call was placed into headquarters saying, hey, you better send a supervisor over here before I kick this girl's ass. Well, that sounds interesting. Well, Susan Crabtree published the audio of the call, and now she's published video footage of the fight. Take a look at this video footage. Look at them.

These two women are shoving each other out in front of the police cruiser, and a supervisor has to intervene to break them up. So you got a full-blown fistfight going on. I think we might still have some problems in the Secret Service that need to be resolved.

I do wonder, why did we send all the chicks to defend Obama? Why are there so many girls at Obama's house? I'd like to know the answer to that. Also, here's the phone call between the Secret Service agent and higher headquarters. Take a listen to this. Okay.

Can I get a supervisor down here before I whoop this girl's ass? So there you go. We've got some catfights going on in the United States Secret Service. So are there still problems? Yes, there are. And the Trump administration needs to work to fix them. And one of the ways that we fix them, we identify them. Our thanks to Susan Crabtree for getting that footage and that audio, you know, so it can go a long way towards fixing that agency. Hey, thanks again for checking in with us today. By the way,

By the way, Evita Duffy's show this morning with Ken Paxton was phenomenal. You should check it out. It's Rumble.com slash Evita. She is putting up an amazing, an amazing show every morning. So, you know, while I love that you're here with me, you can start your day with Evita. She's the best. Rumble.com slash Evita. If you're listening to the podcast right now, you can get me live. Rumble.com slash Vince. Thanks for tuning in today. I'm back with you tomorrow.