Episode 83: Killed By A Repeat Offender

But yeah , we're here to talk a little bit about what happened with the State Police Officer , justin Hare , who was who was killed in the line of duty on Friday in a heart breaking story which will have details on this hero and what's going on with the case . Breaking news on this . The person who killed Officer Hare has been arrested .

We'll get into all the details on that and as part of that , I wanted to bring in Jeremy Vaughn , who was a State Police Officer two years ago when he pulled over someone in these mountains and he ended up on a high speed chase and that person shot Jeremy Vaughn in the neck . By the grace of God , jeremy Vaughn survived .

He has a unique perspective on this . We recorded the interview with him a day ago , so it was before everything had kind of shaken out as far as catching the person who did this , but we still think it's really instructive and should be really interesting .

a lot of other national news . We're going to get to as well , some craziness coming out about the Trump campaign . It's really disheartening when you see such measures being taken to put out stuff that's just blatantly not taken out of context and just completely made into it and it's taken over .

And everything started to come out on Friday , and initially what happened was you saw a picture from what looked like either a lapel cam of sorts .

When you saw , you know , a suspect , couldn't , didn't exactly know who it was , but throughout the day on Friday and into Saturday , jeremy Smith was the person who began to emerge as the likely person that was involved in this situation was just outside a toucan carry , and so , because of those pictures , state police started to go out and look around .

We want to give you an idea of basically what happened here , and so Jeremy Smith is somebody who has some history in Albuquerque .

If you go back about a month ago , apd put out some pictures that they had of Jeremy Smith when they contacted him here he is right here and so APD had some awareness of who he was , but it turns out he , in the interim time over the past month , he ended up back in South Carolina , right , right , and so this all started to unfold on Friday and what we

learned was a first responder in South Carolina was missing and she was called in missing on Thursday and it turns out that she ended up . They ended up locating her body coming up during the day . It was either on Saturday . It looks like they found her body and her name is Phoenicia Machado IV . Her body was found in Dillon County in South Carolina .

We're at early Friday morning , 5 am , and Justin Hare is called out to a disabled vehicle , a white BMW . He pulls up behind the BMW and it looks like there's a flat tire on the BMW . You can see the video right there .

With a flat tire on that BMW he pulls up and then , apparently , according to everything we know at this point , smith walks up to the passenger side window of Officer Hare's unit .

They roll it down , they have a brief conversation and then Smith shoots Officer Hare for absolutely no reason , turns around to the driver's side , shoots Officer Hare again , pushes him into the passenger side , then Smith gets into the patrol unit and takes off . So both of them are in the car .

At some point Smith dumps Officer Hare's body somewhere along the on the side of the road , keeps driving . Eventually he dumps the patrol unit as well . So then more state police come and they respond to the scene . They find Officer Hare . They rush him to the hospital and tragically he dies . And Smith , jeremy Smith is on the run . So this starts Friday .

All day Saturday he remains on the run . There were a couple of reports that there was some back and forth gunfire in Santa Rosa . That turned out to be false and wasn't true .

And then eventually , early this morning , a gas station attendant on the west side of Albuquerque sees someone who matches his description , thankfully , calls the police and they catch Jeremy Smith . After some gunfire , jeremy Smith was shot . He is at the hospital now and he will face a slew of charges .

Oh , the revolving door of criminals back on the street , whether it's here in New Mexico or in other states , that are allowed to basically free reign after they commit crimes . It's a part of our frustration . We just got out of a legislative session where several crime bills were brought up to keep criminals , to have stricter penalties on violent criminals .

They didn't get past anything . They were . I don't think they got past committee , I don't really remember . Yeah , yeah , so the biggest ones .

He has charges dating back to 2013 for just charging a firearm into a vehicle , pointing and presenting firearms to a person . I mean , this is , I mean , there's all kinds of stuff with this guy and so again , another one of these people that ends up on the streets .

And this gets to a broader and a bigger issue , and I think the real issue here is we have a large group of people , especially in the state of New Mexico but across the country , that do not believe in putting people behind bars , and it's not the majority of people in New Mexico .

There are plenty of people on both sides of the aisle who fully realize we have soft laws and those laws never end up doing what they should do to keep people safe . So we need to toughen up our laws and you mentioned it in the last legislative session the most powerful tools that we could have given prosecutors , police officers .

Tougher laws were killed in committee . It happens every single year here and you have a cadre of people in the legislature who won't enforce the law , and then you have people on both sides of the aisle who will , but they can't stop it . They can't stop them from killing the bills .

So here's one of the things that we talk about all the time , and we talked about it before . This is not brilliant what I'm about to say . Okay , it's pretty simple . We have a three strikes law in New Mexico , but it only includes a very few number of offenses , so it's never actually been used on anyone . Broaden the three strikes law .

Take people who violate the three strikes law and put them in prison Period . It's that simple . But if you introduce a tougher three strikes law in this legislature , it will immediately get killed , and when we constantly release people back out on the street , you make this an incredibly dangerous state . We are the second most dangerous state in the country .

So stop with all of this . We have to begin to realize that if we don't come together and hold these legislators accountable and say past laws to protect the people of this state , we continue to put our law enforcement at risk and every family at risk who now lives in a state that is increasingly dangerous .

If so , do not reelect these leaders . I don't understand why we keep putting these same people in office that , increasingly , are putting us and our families and our police officers and our first responders in danger . It is a repetitive pattern . We know that it's happening . We see the revolving doors . We see it with judges .

We see it with state legislators who won't go to bat . See the ones that do , though . Check out the ones who are trying to put up those crime bills , those ones , those folks who are trying to fight for our safety and make sure those folks get reelected . And it's not that difficult to find out .

You can go on several websites and find out how your state legislature is voting on these issues . It's . I'm done with the party politics . We've talked about it at NAZI , and Mark tells us all the time drop your jersey , get it off and figure out what's best for our state .

It's not about being a Republican , it's not about being a Democrat , it's about being safe in our state . And enough is enough . So this November we charge every single voter out there , get informed , get involved and get your vote out .

Whenever you have a legislator say we're gonna get to the root cause , that means I'm not gonna solve the problem and I'm gonna try to find another way to continue to let people out of jail Across the country we've seen this . It's that soft on crime approach that you don't have to let people serve their time . You can somehow let them out of it .

Harris Family go out because he is a hero . And yet another situation where we have an ambushed police officer . So we'll talk to Jeremy Vaughn about this in just a second , because he has that unique perspective .

He wasn't quite ambushed like some other situations we've seen , but he was in a very difficult situation as well , so we wanna get to him and talk about what he's doing . Then after that , we'll get to some other issues as well . So we'll be back with Jeremy Vaughn right after this .

And I wanna tell a little bit about Jeremy Vaughn's story before we get to Jeremy , because he's gonna talk to us about what it is like to be in that type of situation that , unfortunately , justin Hare was in a couple of days ago and ended up giving his life for .

So , for those of you who do not remember the story , the Jeremy Vaughn story breaks down like this goes back to February , early February of 2022 , jeremy goes and is called to a gas station in the East mountains . He goes up to a car , knocks on the window and asks them what's going on . There were reports of people were doing drugs in this gas station .

That car backs right into Jeremy Vaughn's car . His unit is patrol unit for the state police .

All of a sudden , he ends up on a high speed chase with someone by the name of Jacob Elidge , and you can see Elidge turn on to a side road in a Cadillac and Vaughn basically does a pit maneuver and knocks him off to the side and all of a sudden , elidge starts shooting at Jeremy , vaughn , hits him in the neck and , by the way , if you've seen this

video , it's unbelievable because , jeremy , you not only remain calm , you continue to help out other responding officers as Elidge runs away . You have a neck wound from a bullet and then eventually they catch Elidge . You obviously go through a long recovery and are now back feeling good again .

I'm sure never quite the same from this , but the reason I wanted to bring you in is because of your experience , not only as a state police officer , but obviously in a situation where someone pulls the gun on you . So , jeremy , thanks very much for taking the time to talk to us .

We want to acknowledge immediately that this is a very different case than what I dealt with , and that really starts and stops with the fact that I went home to my wife and family and this young man did not , and so we really want to be respectful to them and realize that this is not the same situation that they are going through , and our hearts go out to

them . And also we want to respect the investigators and the investigation , in that they have the facts . They're probably sorting through a lot of information . Some of it will be good , some of it will be bad , and we're largely speculating from the outside based on what we're hearing and getting all of that information .

So we want to respect their investigation and realize that we're going to do our best to analyze this , but very far from the outside and with limited perspective . My initial thoughts are with their family and how horrific this is .

We will speculate and I'm going to speculate because we need to enact change and we need to do it while these thoughts are fresh in our minds .

I'm worried and concerned that this person has a criminal history , that they've engaged in violent behavior before , that they've crossed state lines , that they have a firearm and we're just going down that same narrative that we continue to see as law enforcement officers and dealing with people were .

It's difficult to prepare to deal with them because they're ready to take violent action and we are in a position where we're not expecting that . We know that stuff is coming in a general sense , but this is right here , right now it's really ugly . So those thoughts cross my mind .

When you hear that call out to your ear , is that one of those call outs where you say to yourself , okay , this could be an issue , or is that one of those where you say , I don't , you know this .

You know , obviously none of this usually results in this , but is this one of those situations that that peaks your kind of adrenaline , or is it one that you would expect to be somewhat more more of a garden variety ? Stop In normal patrol .

But day after day after day , changing tires , stopping for people out in Lord'sburg or Ratone or whatever , it's a normal routine call . And for me I agree with you , Mark , the word ambush comes to mind pretty quick . Yeah .

Like you know , you don't see a lot of , I mean , I don't know . When you're driving a patrol car , you pull over . Do you see people coming out of the car and coming towards you ? Is that very common ?

Even a normal traffic stop it's very understandable that when you say white BMW flat tire middle of I-45 in the morning , it's very understandable that an officer might just pull up to this gentleman , a person that we can see and we feel like we can trust visually , to pull up next to him and say , hey , what do we need to do to get your tire changed ?

So I don't think either one of those is unreasonable . It's not the preferred choice , it's not what the training staff would want me to do , but it's understandable that that would happen .

More details are coming in on this , but more recently we're seeing he could have a potential tie here in Albuquerque .

So this initially started in South Carolina with the murder of the first responder in South Carolina and then ends up here . So , jeremy , what does this tell you , given that we have APD that has lapel cam shots of this guy from about a month ago ?

That's a totally different mindset so I don't want to mix those two up . This gentleman traveling through an I-40 , that could be perfectly normal , getting gas , you know , moving a businessman doing business in California driving back to South Carolina . What was probably a little more concerning is the license plate . Does it match up to the vehicle ?

And I believe that's come out that those maybe didn't match . We'll see how that pans out , but that's a little more concerning . That would be something where the officer would have said , okay , hold on the license plate and the vehicle don't match . Now I'm concerned . It's not just a businessman , it's not just grandma traveling through , there's something more .

So the fact that he has ties to Albuquerque , that doesn't tell me a lot , but I think we're going to see more come out about that .

Her body was found in Dillon County in South Carolina on Friday evening here . So a heartbreaking story there . But then people I don't think always know , jeremy , exactly how information travels , because it's tough to know and to link these cases right , because they were so far from each other .

They obviously exchanged information and while you know my wife waiting for information , hoping State Police has information , hoping UNM hospital is ready for me when I'm injured , that seems very , very slow for my wife . What I'm reading here is light speed . These officers are moving so quickly .

They're making phone calls , they're putting pieces together and to me this sounds from the outside like these officers are just really knocking this case out at light speed . So there's really two perspectives on that . One is very slow . Nothing can bring officer hair back . The other side is they are building a case and they're moving and shaking very , very quickly .

Unfortunately for this young lady they weren't able to save her and get that crime stopped , and the same for this officer . So those two perspectives are really important . Going forward for prosecution .

But are State Patrol officers , do they tend to always travel alone , or is there an option to have a partner with you , or do we just don't have enough officers to make that a reality ?

I just think maybe , you know , obviously I'm thinking two is better than one , because obviously somebody can be catching something that you know you may be driving and not be able to catch up on everything . So is it normal for our State Patrol officers to be riding alone , or is there going to be some sort of process ? You think ?

To add , you know a partner ?

They're a volunteer agency and they do a lot of good backing us up , but the resources simply aren't there . That's a discussion we had .

We would love to have two officers in each car , but when you call my name and you call my number and say we want you to patrol Camado , new Mexico , and you're going to be out there in the dark by yourself , you know 60 , 70 minutes from backup my answer is okay , I'm going to 10-8 , let's go , and I think you'll find that's the answer of most officers

there . So that discussion is really probably not going to move up on the prerogative of the State anytime soon .

I mean , they've got to cover massive amounts of ground and , jeremy , we've talked to you on this show before about the difficulty in recruitment now for police officers , especially with the State Police , so that all kind of can fold into this same bit of discussion here . I want to take you into a broader sense here .

Now , let's I want to take , I want to go back and , ava , this is Clip 8 . And we talk about your situation , jeremy , and then you know , officer Jarrett's situation outside of Deming . This is some video of that as we look back , and this will not be graphic , but it is still scary in the situation that

you know . For those of you who don't remember , back to what happened , this was the last death for a New Mexico State police officer . Basically , he was just ambushed . He knew this guy , omar Queva , had a gun and he basically said I need you to come out and , and you know , hand me the gun . And a Queva didn't do that .

Clearly , he popped out of the car and started shooting , unfortunately with tragic results . This is a similar scenario here . So when you look at these two cases , these last two deaths of officers who are her heroes , no doubt about that .

They are different situations , there's no doubt , and there's a lot of stuff that was involved in the and the Jarrett shooting that that had it was much more . I think you know much more of an issue because because Officer Jarrett had no idea really what he was walking into , but some other agencies may have known .

So I don't want to get in necessarily to all that , but but where do you stand on looking at some of these things and thinking about how can we change things through the state police to protect officers more than what we're doing ? Or can there be some changes in philosophy or tactics going forward here ?

So that's kind of normal and as a as a Christian man believing that the Jesus Christ is building his kingdom and under that we Christians are , we're kind of observers .

You're in politics it's a little different for you , mark , and we were glad you are but we're kind of observers and so I'm not going to carry water for the right and I'm certainly going to be critical of both . But the left really believes that people think the way that they do .

The only enemy to the political left is the political right , and when , when they control the media , when they control policy , they control national politics , they believe that those criminals think and will act the way that they do and the way that they believe that they will , and they're simply not going to .

We will never control crime when we believe we can let criminals out of jail , when we can put them on an ankle bracelet and they won't go into Edgewood , new Mexico , and shoot a state police , look at it . And that once we let them out , they're going to behave as productive citizens of the left . And that's just not the case .

And that's going to be the case with immigration as well . So the New Mexico State Police needs our politicians to be confronted with that truth and to really understand you have got to get a grip on crime . The other ideology is that men are bad , that masculinity is bad , and I live with my wife . She's an FBI agent . I am a masculine man .

I have two sons , one's disabled . My masculinity is not a bad thing . It will protect you if it must , and I can carry a gun and I can shoot back if I need to .

So we really need to be confronted with how bad society will be without masculinity , how bad society will be if we believe criminals are basically good people and will come out of prison and be good . They're not going to be . So the state police needs that ideological change to support them . The New Mexico State Police is a masculine job .

It's for tough people , it's for people who eat nails and the women that do it . They drive in a patrol unit by themselves . They go to CrossFit , they go to the gym , they work out , they shoot guns , they have biceps and if they need to hurt somebody , they will hurt somebody . That's a good thing , and we need those things back .

They were down 39% , which is in the line of duty deaths . That's very , very good news . So I kind of saw that was like wow , this is really good . And then the next slide and the information that you sent was this one , and it is officer deaths by decade . And boy , the numbers have skyrocketed .

So if you take a wider view of all of this and you go by decade , you see , and if you're listening to this , basically you're seeing the average law enforcement fatalities have risen significantly since the year 2000 to 2023 up to 359 .

So I was wondering if you could just talk to us a little bit about the interaction , especially with people , like the particular situation with Jeremy Smith , someone who has a long criminal history here , and a lot of these people .

Now , at least for us from the outside , it feels like they are emboldened to go after law enforcement when they get into a tight spot , and the numbers reflect that .

I think that law enforcement agencies , to some degree , have earned some of that . We've had some misbehavior .

We've had some misbehavior at the federal level , so we've earned some of that , but really an attack on law enforcement and really we as Americans run to broad philosophies very quickly rather than actually dealing with individual problems and data , and so we've empowered criminals , we've emboldened criminals with our ideologies , and our ideologies are mistaken .

Men are not bad . Masculinity is not bad . When we abuse those things , they're definitely bad , and I think we're in the middle of a psychological warfare and I think we're losing because people are buying into the things that are dividing us as a country . Men are bad . Many of these other things that are going on .

The crime is just completely going out of control in some ways , or do you feel like they're like this is my job , I take great pride in this and you know we're going to be able to . I got to go out there every single day and do my job regardless . What do you think that you're all like feeling is ?

I sense that in the New Mexico State Police , where you're down in Lord's Bird , you're down in Jal , you're in Roswell , you're in Farmington , that you're feeling pretty good about the job you do . I think the state police guys are .

I think men in America , men in New Mexico , men in law enforcement , men in the military , are really discouraged from being men and little boys are being raised , kids are being raised , college kids are being raised to fear and not want to be men .

And I think that's a real problem , because the New Mexico State Police and I'm not speaking for women , I'll let the ladies speak for themselves , because there's some tough ladies out there . They're there eating nails , right along with the men . But we need men to be men and our ideology in this country is just hammering men . Shame on you for being a man .

I don't buy it . We're going to need men to stand up . We're going to need them to eat some nails and be tough , and that's really hurting us . So I think when you watch Albuquerque news , it's pretty disheartening .

When you're patrolling out in capturing County , I think you're feeling pretty good about the job that you do to bring criminals to jail and put them in jail . I would like to see the court's philosophy turn around and start incarcerating people . I get it . It's difficult . You will have innocent people put in prison . That's really hard . We need to work on that .

But we've got to put criminals away and the ankle bracelet is not working .

The state of New Mexico , we know that and again , as you've even said , this , not a put , should not be a political issue in any way , shape or form , but unfortunately right now we're looking at some major league issues . We'll continue to stay on top of this . Jeremy , thanks so much for taking the time to talk to us . We always love catching up with you .

By the way , just one more quick thing for you Anything else that that you're watching in this story that you think we need to be paying attention to , as of you know , say , late Saturday , early Sunday morning .

We're praying for whoever got hurt and hope they come to a resolution and a healing , and we just pray for these officers and we appreciate you guys shedding light on this whole scenario .

. Jeremy Vaughn , thanks very much , we appreciate it , you're listening to the no Doubt .

You know one thing I want to add on that and he hits it as well in that interview , for sure but realistically , I think what's frustrating for a lot of us who are on Twitter is we see some of our state leaders saying how sorry they are for the families of these slain officers , our hearts and condolences and our prayers going out for these families , which ,

of course , that is absolutely true . The problem I have with those posts are you have the ability now to change laws and to make things , not even change laws , just actually enforce the laws we actually do have , but you have to expand them .

But when it comes to actually holding people accountable , well then we'll let California go their own way . Ridiculous .

So , ok , is this really true ? So then you go and look at some other sources and NBC News . Trump says there will be a blood bath if he loses . Cbs News in Ohio rally . Trump says there'll be a blood bath . The Rolling Stone or Rolling Stone magazine which is incredibly disingenuous too but whatever Trump says , there'll be a blood bath .

So all of a sudden , if you're just looking at these news headlines , you're thinking to yourself well , trump clearly threatened bloodshed . Yes , he called something . Yeah , he absolutely did , Until you go and actually listen to what he said . Ok , so yesterday in Ohio , here is the blood bath comment in context and we'll let you determine what he meant .

Let me tell you something to China , if you're listening , president Xi and you and I are friends , but he understands the way I deal those big monster car manufacturing plants that you're building in Mexico right now and you think you're going to get that . You're going to not hire Americans and you're going to sell the cars to us . Now .

We're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going to be able to sell those cars . If I get elected now , if I don't get elected , it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole . That's going to be the least of it . It's going to be a bloodbath for the country . That'll be the least of it .

But they're not going to sell those cars .

This is why you have the power of Trump that you do , because so many people see this and go . That's not true , right ? That's not what he said . That's not what he meant . He was talking about the auto industry and he's completely within context . This makes sense .

So to go and turn this into something else shows you one thing it shows you that you have a campaign on the other side , that they have to , and you can see the battle lines being drawn . The battle lines are very clear here . It's going to be Trump talking about the economy , talking about the border , talking about family budgets all the way through , right .

And it's Biden talking about Trump and demagoguing him , even when it isn't true , instead of talking about the policy yeah , instead of actually saying listen , this is what we would do if we were elected . Blah , blah , blah blah , they are elected . They've blown the whole thing apart , exactly , so here's OK .

Like , you have all of these things , every single one of them , that you look at . And then you look at your own life and you look at what's happening with the economy , you look what's happening with the border , you look what's happening in wars overseas and all of a sudden you realize Joe Biden's only pathway forward here is to demagogue Trump .

And sometimes Trump does it to himself and says stuff that you're like oh my gosh , what is he talking about ? But in a case like this , it's completely fabricated saying that he called for a bloodbath when he didn't . Ok , clearly . So this shows you where we are in this race and in fact , as all of the information comes in , it's very coordinated .

So this morning , sunday morning , nancy Pelosi came on to CNN and of course , she had the talking points ready to go .

When you go to the gas pump and you're getting killed , that matters . When you've got crime that's out of control and you've got a border that's wide open , with some very dangerous stuff happening there which we'll get to in a second , that stuff matters .

So when you go in demagogue words , take them out of context and try to turn this into a race To the bottom , it , to me , is devastating for this country . It's so bad for this country I can't get over .

It's like back up your policy , talk about policy issues , be a grown-up , stop acting like a child and making up stuff about the other person Like I . Just that's infuriating . That's one of my biggest issues with politics is that you get in there , fight fair , tell people what you're gonna do with your their leader .

Don't be name-calling the other person and saying stuff that's not true .

We're making food and groceries and utilities and rent and mortgage and college and everything else more affordable for families , right working families . Those are the issues that we should be arguing about . Yeah , okay , that's it .

For cars , repo rates for Kaiser cars are very , very high . All these things are headed in the direction of still a very difficult economy ahead .

In fact , we had Republicans put out a tweet yesterday talking about Bidinomics and what it looks like for families since he took over , and these are stark numbers and this is why the whole demagoguing of somebody saying something on the stump that has nothing to do with anything and is completely garbage .

Here's why they do that because food prices are up 21 percent , rent is up 19.4 percent , energy costs are up 35 percent , new car costs 19 percent , and here's one that Often kind of is lost in the shuffle car insurance costs up 45% . Yeah .

So when we actually talk about the issues , what does Joe Biden say about the economy and how we're doing the actual things that are important ?

health care . I have cost education costs to give just a little more breathing room , as my dad would say yeah , well , your dad would also realize that we're looking at major problems here .

So , again , I'll say this and I keep saying it , I'm gonna say it every show , because because I just I feel it that much , and that is that I don't care what party you're from , this should bug the heck out of you , because you should be like what are you doing for our families ? Where are we going with this ? Because it isn't just the economy .

They also don't want to face up to the border and there are some really scary developments that have happened there . New York Post Put out an article this morning About one of the people that was arrested at the border , and take a look at this .

So , in our support of Israel , makes us a target is which , hey look , I think we stand up as a country and support Israel and and we stand firmly on that and I think we should be proud of that , right so , but it does make us a target for these guys . So here's what the article says 11 . He's migrant who was caught sneaking over the border .

By the way , he was caught in El Paso , within a few miles here of New Mexico . By the way , he hoped to make a bomb . His destination was New York , the pope , the post can reveal . Basel Bessel Abdoni , 22 , was caught by Border Patrol on March 9th near El Paso .

While in custody , he was asked what he was going to do in the US , which he replied I was going to try to make a bomb . According to Border Patrol documents exclusively , exclusively , excuse me obtained by the post .

In a subsequent sworn interview , abdoni said he had trained with Hezbollah for seven years and Served as an active member guarding weapons locations for another four years , according to internal ice Documents , and he says his focused fit , focus of his training was jihad and killing people that were not Muslim .

Look at the video that we have , oh I , time after time after time , where we have people just flooding into the country who we don't know eight plus million people , and do you really believe there aren't hundreds more that want to do the same thing that this guy does ?

Instead , he's still flying a legal migrants in by plane who also are creating havoc and and in doing Crimes . I mean we've , we've got another guy , a migrant we're not gonna talk about it today , but a migrant that's up in New York that that he flew in , that he raped a 15 year old disabled kid .

Yeah , I mean , we , we're seeing this , these cases over and over , and I just think , if you guys think that Joe Biden has our best interest when it comes to the border , watch what he said , what watches Actions , and not what he says and this is purely I mean .

His numbers are not going to move and we're going to continue to see issues , and so I think he'll eventually be replaced and I think it's for the good of the country . You know , because I just think it's been so incompetent now and our elections have devolved into this food fight that is so beneath the American people .

It's beneath us as a country that this turns into what it's turned into . So it's going to be a nightmare and I think , ultimately , at the end of the day , I think that Trump has an incredible chance to win because of Biden's own policies and it sure looks like he's not looking to fix those .

But it's the media that's pushing their agenda , and if that's the only media that you're reading and opening your minds to , well , that's exactly what their whole goal is is to tell you all the great things about Biden and all the bad things about Trump .

And instead , why can't we just talk straight up truth about what's going on with each case , in each guy , in each policies you know , and where they stand on the issues , so then you , as an American voter , regardless of party , can make the best decision for your family .

Like you can't ignore that when it's a minimum $200 bill every time you go to the grocery store you can't you can't ignore that . You can't ignore and I worry more than anything else .

The biggest thing I worry about is the fact that I think we are living on borrowed time as far as an attack goes in this country because of our border policy and having no vetting process .

Because when we went down to El Paso , the very place where this terrorist was found , and we talked to Border Patrol directly the guys literally sitting at the computer looking at who these people are they said you would not believe who we're letting into this country .

And so , as we see that we have to know we have put the people of this country in tremendous danger and I hope we escape it without a terrorist attack . But you see cases like this where this guy gets into the country and he's a member of Hezbollah who says I'm here to I'm here to bomb . I'm here to build a bomb .

Here we go In the fact that we've escaped this long without a massive terrorist attack . Given what's going on with Israel , I just worry that this is one of those things that the American people have put in terrible danger because of incompetent leadership .

I actually we watched a lot of the games of the Lobos this past weekend and I will have to say I think the entire town of Albuquerque were in those stands . It was incredible , it was impressive , even the guy that was the sportscaster , that was talking about the audience .

I really think half of , I think all of Albuquerque has rolled into Vegas to support the Lobos ?

Well played , really well done . They're so fun to watch . We love their games .

Yeah , you know they were a bubble team going into this Like will they make the NCAAs , will they not really really close ? Not , obviously , they get an automatic bid having won the tournament , but beyond that , you know they were going anyway . But but then to see them celebrate after it was over , which is pretty cool , they were all jumping around .

I'm not claiming to be some expert , by any means . No , no , no , no , no , it's okay , it's a little fun .

And you know if you can , if you can give to that it would be great If you can give to that .