Hold The Line w/ Buck Sexton - 05-16-22

fallout in tonight's Hold the Line. Welcome to hold the Line on Buck Sexton. Horrific violence over the weekend. In a number of deadly shootings, the one that is getting the most attention, as it should, is a mass murder of African Americans in Buffalo, New York in a supermarket by a white supremacist, evil lunatic. There was also a shooting that occurred in in California, and that was in a church. It was actually a Chinese national targeting Taiwanese

members of the congregation. That shooting resulted in only one fatality because the congregation was able to step in and tie up actually the shooter. There was also outside the Milwaukee Bucks game over the weekend in Milwaukee, a shooting that injured twenty Many people were hit with either gunfire or were trampled by fleeing crowd, so it was clearly

a weekend with a lot of major violence. There's actually a curfew in effect in the most well known park in Chicago where I was over the weekend because of a shooting, a fatal shooting that occurred there. We'll get into all of some of those. We'll get into some of those details in just a moment, of course. Apologies, as you can hear, I have a cold, so I'm

struggling through that one right now. But let's just understand that these horrific shootings are something that should immediately beach treated as evil acts that have to be seriously discussed in terms of the prevention measures that could actually work, and what policies and what ideas could stop further shootings like this from happening. It should not be as unfortunately, it turns into so quickly a time for the left to just start slandering all of their political opponents and

acting like somehow. Specifically in the case of Buffalo, that mass murder and yes, a terrorist act by a white supremacist, lunatic. That act was in any way the result of rhetoric from people in the Republican mainstream, in the Republican Party, conservative commentators. So we should have a serious conversation about how to stop these kinds of things from happening. That

would involve data and involve reason and open debate and discussion. Instead, what we have are people pointing fingers at those who have nothing to do with such a heinous act. There's countless examples of this over the weekend. Here is Washington Post editor Eugene Robinson, for example, who is blaming box News and the GOP for the terrorist attack in Buffalo

Launch Beach has consequences. And what they are doing, and they're doing it deliberately and knowingly, is they're going after votes, campaign contributions, television ratings with rhetoric that they know is false, they know as inflammatory, they know arouses in the passions, and they know is potentially deadly when it fills the ears and minds of susceptible, vulnerable people like the shooter in Buffalo, who see who hear it as a call

to action, They don't hear it as as rhetoric. They don't hear it as entertainment, you know, infotainment, which is one way you could describe a lot of the show's on Fox, at least in the evening as infotainment. But that's not the way people are hearing the stuff they hear it is a call to action, and action this case means killing people. His argument is awful, it's absurd,

it's stupid, it's intellectually dishonest. It's unethical for him to suggest that people doing including the many journalists who are not even commentators, who are just doing journalism, and Fox News or somehow in any way connected, who are responsible for this. But this is just what the emotionally driven Democrats do. There's a tragedy, they politicize it right away. Notice how the right conservatives do not all immediately after

an incident that would fall into a narrative. The left is very uncomfortable with, say, the mass murder of people using a vehicle instead of a gun at a Christmas parade and walker show driven by an anti white, hateful lunatic, or the mass the attempted mass murder, and the mass shooting of individuals in the New York City subway system recently that perpetrator was an African American male, and so the narrative that the media generally wants to focus on

of white supremacist terrorism did not apply. We don't, though, say that those incidents, those acts are in any way the responsibility of the mainstream Democrats, just like the Bernie Sanders voter who was a big Rachel Mattaw TV watcher who tried to murder members of Congress, about a dozen of them on a baseball field at Alexandria, Virginia in twenty eighteen. That was not the fault of Bernie Sanders. I've never said it was the fault of Bernie Sanders.

And yet here we are. And then there are people who are just honestly jealous of the success that some of their media counterparts and competition have had that far outstrips their own, and so they take this as an

opportunity for cheap shots. And none other than the intellectually absurd Joe Scarborough used this as a chance to say, it's about those news networks and he just mean one of course, that are breeding greater bear wash, like that infected appendage still attached to the GOP, the Trump wing fueled by white grievance and wild conspiracies, those conspiracies pushed by a former president, House Republican leaders, social media monopolies, and a powerful cable news network working every day to

turn white against black, white against Hispanic, white against Muslim, and white against Jew. It is the most grotesque of marketing schemes. That is killing, yes literally killing those very Americans whose existence is now being used as leverage. The pathetic and dishonest moralizing from Joe Scarborough there is not surprising. He's somebody who has sold out everything that he ever claimed to believe in for a paycheck to have a

very meager audience over at MSNBC. So this is not in any way a surprise to see him take such a disgraceful position on this matter, to try to blame everybody within the GOP. But let's actually talk about the other measures, the other things that the Democrats say should

be done. Now, there is the immediate call for social media control to be stronger, because the shooter here, who is a mass murdering lunatic, and to spend the rest of his life in jail or have his life ended by this state with a lethal injection in his arm that's also a possibility here, and would be fully justified that he live streamed the shooting on Twitch. Will turned out that Twitch took off that livestream within two minute.

That's pretty fast for a social media live stream company to be able to say, look, we got it off within two minutes and then pulled it off everywhere where it existed. But that wasn't good enough for some politicians. And of course though the usual calls for gun control. But our Democrat that's even serious about calling for gun control in this midterm election year, here's Pelosi. Watch you

and other Democrats call for new gun restrictions. Year after year, Democrats have united unified control of the House and the Senate. In the White House, I know that in the House you've repeatedly passed gun measures and that your majorities in Congress are slim, But should you when the president and others other Democratic leaders make this a bigger priority. It is a huge priority for us, and it has been a huge priority for Joe Biden for President Biden. Sorry,

she says, it is a huge priority for them. So apparently, going to mid germ election year, they think that they will do something on guns. But would that have actually had any real effect whatsoever on the midterm election, I mean this incident. No. The answer is there's nothing that they will come up with that would have actually prevented this, But they don't care. They don't want to look at what actually could be more effective early warning intervention by

law enforcement. Law enforcement to lock people up for a longer period of time who are actual violent threats to the community wherever they are, all across the country. Concealed carry permits for individuals, all of that for law biding individuals, all of that could actually have an effect here and could stop a mass shooting situation. But they just want to point at Republicans and say you're evil, we're the good people here, the Democrat And that's not going to

help anything. It's not true, and it just adds to this bitter part is in divide in the country right now. And then, as I said, I was in Chicago for the weekend, and there was a shooting right where I was standing. A couple of hours later at the Being, which is a famous here you go, thirty three shot five fatally. One of those fatal shootings happened right where I was standing at the Being, A tourist attraction in Chicago over the weekend, and now there's a curfew and

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always use the right tools. With Manscape. Left rushed, you politicize the shooting that left ten dead in Upstate New York. Just hours after the shooting, New York Governor Kathy Hookel demanded at social media companies shut down discussion of so called replacement theory once. I want to know what people knew and when they knew it, and calling upon our

law enforcement as well as our social media platforms. The CEOs of those companies need to be held accountable and assure all of us that they're taking every step humanly

possible to be ablely monitoring this information. The white supremacy concept of replacement theory where they're concerned and now taking to the streets in places like Charlottesville and others motivated by this idea that immigrants and Jews and blacks are going to replace whites, and that is spreading through social media platforms that need to be monitored and shut down. The second these words are espoused out there in these platforms, it has to stop. You know what I mean? Now,

it was author and columnist David Marcus. David, appreciate your being with us. Thanks Buck, Kathy Hokel, I really mean this. I don't think she's a particularly bright person. I don't think she is very capable. Does she really think that if only social media companies tried to crack down on speech even more, you wouldn't have one loan gutman lunatic like this that once in a while, unfortunately tragically would

engage in this kind of a mass shooting. I mean, I just it seems to me that their solutions to prevent these kinds of incidents are just on serious. Now, look, she just sees a political opportunity here, and you know that's why when when you have these horrible tragedies, in this case, a blatantly racist, you know, set of murders here, Unfortunately, everybody in the news media knows that as soon as

it happens. The first question is you know, what was the political ideology the American people start saying, you know, was was this person on my team? Or was they on the other team? And the answer, of course is they're not on anybody's team. Right, This evil lunatic in Buffalo isn't on anybody's team. The guy who shot up the subway in Brooklyn isn't on anybody's team. But you know, we have four reporters at the White House Press conference today specifically try to get the White House to blame

Republican politicians or different media figures. You know, it's divisive, it's predictable, and it's really standing in the way of some important discourse that might help us stop these kinds of events. Although as you say, they are rare, that they're a problem and we ought to be serious about them. Yes, And the issue of violence across the country, which was

also unfortunately on display this past weekend. It's fascinating the media spend so much less time on what the reality is of over ninety five percent of the murders that are occurring in the country, which is is young men who are shooting other young men, disproportionally involving and targeting the minority community in places like Chicago, places like New York. They don't want to discuss ending or stopping that in a serious way. They'll say that it's police racism, They'll

say that it's other things. And then in a situation like this, we're going to hear more about gun control, and yet the gun control measures that they're this. I feel like we do this all the time, David right, And I wonder at what point the public tires of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer saying, well, if if only, if we had only banned assault rifles, this wouldn't have happened. There was a mass shooter in California the same weekend

who used two pistols. So then are we going to gonnavan pistols or what is the It just seems like we keep coming back to the same discussion, and really the Democrats would allowed his voices on. I just want to say Republicans are evil. This is their fault somehow. Yeah, look, I think that's right, and I do think I do think that to some extent, conservatives, some conservatives have a tendency to say something like this overt white supremacy just

doesn't exist in our society anymore. And that's not true. It certainly does in prisons, it certainly does in these sort of dark corners of the internet. And that's what we need to be focused on if we want to stop It's not not monitoring Americans with disinformation boards, but the kind of police and law enforcement intelligence that that's sort of normal and natural. Uh No, that these calls to, you know, gun control was not going to stop this, It just was. It's just not a serious solution to

the problem. So why why don't we have a serious conversation about it? And the very specific I mean, this does not happen in the same way when there is an narrative that or rather when the shooting falls into a different narrative, right, I mean in the aftermath of Waukesha, for example, where a black man specifically drove his car intentionally and murdered many people in the streets, you know,

crush the murdered people's horrific. You didn't have the biggest, loudest voices in the Republican Party all saying this is Nancy Pelosi's fault, or this is Rachel Maddow's fault, or Anderson Cooper's fault. We didn't do that. In the aftermath of this, you have, it's all over the internet, it's all over cable news chas channels. They're specifically not just calling out Fox News Channel, they're calling out certain posts on Fox as though they're personally responsible for them. Yeah,

I mean, it's it's absolutely ridiculous. And you're very right about the discrepancy between how this operates on the right

and how this operates on the left. And I'll say, you know, since I since I threw a little shade of conservatives who maybe paint too rosie a picture of race relations in the United States, the Democrats, this line that the white nationalist violence or white supremacy is the greatest threat to the homeland is absurd, right, everybody knows that it's absurd, And so I really think that a lot of this rhetoric is in service of that frankly bizarre notion that just has a lot of purchase on

the left. Right now, I want to I mean, there's a part of that it doesn't even want to ask you about this, David, but I'm curious about your take because giving this person attention almost feels like it's not only a distraction but maybe this is just what she wants. Liz Cheney, who is still technically a Republican, geted out the House. GOP leadership has enabled white nationalism, white supremacy, and anti semitism. History has taught us what begins with

words ends and far worse. GOP leaders must renounce and reject these viewers and those who hold them. I mean, she's is she just is she comically idiotic or comically awful, or or because it's just so stupid. I mean, what she's saying is so absurd that the GOP is where all the anti semitism is. That would be news to most of the Jews that come out and speak about where the anti semitism is in Congress because it's Democrats. Yeah, look,

it's it's it's grandstanding, it's it's self aggrandizing. I mean, I saw that tweet this morning, and because you know, for my job, I have to be one of the twelve people who watch his CNN. You know, forty five minutes later there's the tweet on CNN. That's the purpose of it. It's all to sort of gin up this ridiculous January sixth committee. It's foolishness and I think a lot. In fact, I think the vast majority of Republican voters really hope that the voters of Wyoming do their job

soon and we don't have to deal with Liz Cheney anymore. David, appreciate you being with us. Good to see you. Thanks Buck. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos blasting President Biden of the weekend, claiming Senator Joe Mansion saved the White House from themselves by shooting down build back better. We'll have more on that on tonight's Buckbrief. First, let's talk about protecting your home's title. If you own a home or property, here's two reasons you never want to become the victim of

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stops by stay with us. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is taking a wrecking ball to the Biden administration's handling them inflation, tweeting quote, the administration tried hard to inject even more stimulus into an already overheated inflationary economy, and only mansion saved them from themselves. Inflation is a regressive tax that most hurts the least affluent. Misdirection doesn't help the country. This is the second time this week Bezos has blasted

Biden's Build Back Better plan. It looks like he's not stopping there. We'll get into it in tonight's Buckbrief. So let's start with the basics. What causes inflation? Government spending. No serious person, no real economists, or anybody else who understands the basics of economic theory would tell you otherwise. It's a issue of monetary policy, straight up and straightforward. So then why is the Biden administration pretending it's all

these other things? Well, as you know, Oh, the Biden regime likes to spend a whole lot of money, and they like to spend on things that they view as either being social justice or climate change related, just spreading the wealth around the usual class warfare nonsense. Turns out that actually would make inflation worse, and we should all know that. That should be obvious, And in fact, it is so obvious that even Democrat Jeff Bezos, one of the richest people in the world, has started to take

the Biden White House to task for this. The White

House put in a statement on Bezos and tweets. By the way, it doesn't require a huge loop leap to figure out why one of the wealthiest individuals on Earth opposes an economic agenda for the middle class that cuts some of the biggest cost families fight fights inflation for the long haul, whatever the hell that means, and adds the historic deficit reduction the president is achieving by asking the richest taxpayers and corporations to pay their fair share,

which is the stupidest talking point in the planet. It's also on surprising. This tweet comes after the President met with labor organizers, including Amazon employees. So White House, you're taking shots directly adject bezos, and they're trying to pretend that first of all, this notion of fighting inflation for the long haul by raising taxes on the rich, that's going to fight inflation for the long haul. What about

inflation over the next six months? What about inflation while people can't actually afford groceries the way they used to be able to before Joe Biden was present. And I don't want to think about any of that bezos. For his part, it's not sitting back and taking this, which was good to see. He replied to the White House a statement, Look a squirrel, this is the White House a statement about my recent tweets. They understandably want to

muddy the topic. But no, inflation hurts the neediest the most. But unions aren't causing inflation, and neither are wealthy people. Remember, the administration tried their best to add another three point five trillion dollars to federal spending. They failed, but if they had succeeded, inflation would be even her than it is today. An inflation today is at a forty year high. Now this is a roundhouse kick to the face of

the Biden regime, There's no question about it. When somebody who not only built and runs the largest products and goods company really in the world, Amazon is saying that inflation is a huge problem and that it would be worse if the Democrats actually got what they wanted, which is clearly true. People sit up and take notice, so understand that as bad as inflation is, what Jeff Bezos is telling you is that the Democrats fought tooth and

nail to make inflation worse. They wanted to spend trillions more additionally, beyond where we already are, and if we're not for Joe Mansion standing in their way, they would have been able to Joe Mansion goes along with this planet Christen Cinema as well, and all of a sudden you have additional trillions of government spending on the books,

and what would happen. Inflation would rise even more. So this is a real political liability of the Democrats, because it makes clear that not only have they done a crappy job, if they weren't stopped from doing exactly what they wanted to do, even more so, the inflation situation would be even worse than it currently is now. Alongside the inflation problem, of course, there's the situation of the

baby formula shortage out there right now. Now. Abbot put out Abbot Labs put out something on baby formula saying that it was there was an exhaustive and thrown. Now this is from the company, so take that with a grain assault. They said that there has been no actual connection to the two deaths of infants and the bacteria that was found in their systems an actual contamination of the Abbot facility, but it was shut down anyway by the FDA and hasn't been able to get back online.

Now being told that Abbott Labs is going to be able to put more formula on the shelves than a matter of weeks, the Biden administration has gone from in the last ten days or so, this is not our problem. We can't do anything about this too. Oh no, no,

don't worry, we'll fix this. Because they realize people were outraged, and yeah, it does seem very strange to put it mildly to people that the Biden regime is so quick to send forty billion dollars to Ukraine, but doesn't seem all that bothered by the realities of the baby formula shortage where people are scrambling, parents are desperate and scrambling to try to get baby formula because it just isn't

on the shelf in so many places. Well, the HHS as stepped in, of course, the federal government, showing us how incompetent they are. They stepped in on the baby formula shortage, and here's how it looks on the HHS website. The Barrett Biden Harris Administration is working to ensure that

infant formula is safe and available for families across the country. Yesterday, President Biden spoke with retailers and manufacturers including Walmart, Target, Wreckt, and Gerber to discuss ways to get more formula quickly and safely in the store shelves. Thanks to these efforts, manufacturers have ramped up production thirty to fifty percent, bringing

total production today above pre recall levels. The different mix of products and sizes now available in the market, so they do have In fact, they did have levers that they could push on this acord of the Biden administration. And AHHS now has a website about this. Apparently the website is also having some problems. But then why do they pretend that this wasn't their problem at all a

week ago? Because honestly, the incompetence of this Biden administration, the people that are in charge, is hard to overstate. I mean, these people are just not very bright. That's really where we are with the Biden administration. That's a situation as it is unfolding. One thing I want to put out there for your American households right now, I'm concerned. I'm seeing real warnings we could have a major downturn of the housing market. I think about what that would do.

The economy could be heading for stagflation and recession. Who knows. American household debt increased the first quarter of this Your total household debt increased two hundred and sixty six billion, reaching fifteen point eight four trillion. That is an increase of one point seven trillion from out of twenty nineteen. People have a lot of debt, a lot of household debt right now, and if housing values go down dramatically, we could see the real stormy waters in the economy.

All right. Former White House Press Secretary jen Psaki was getting quite emotional during the introduction of her replacement, Karine Jean Pierre. We'll talk to Rob Smith when we come back in just a moment. Before I get to the briefing, I just want to start by I'm a cry. I just want to take the opportunity to celebrate and congratulate my friend, my colleague, my partner in truth, Karen Jean Pierre,

the next White House Press Secretary. Former White House Press Secretary Jensaki got emotional during the introduction of her replacement, Karine Jean Pierre. Now that the role has officially been handed over, everybody wants to know, are we adding another version of Jensaki effectively at the podium or perhaps something that could be even more divisive or dishonest in terms of the propaganda. Do I mean now to discuss this host of the brand new podcast, can't cancel? Rob Smith?

Mister Rob Smith, good to see you, sir. What's going on? Buck? How you doing? I mean, what is what is your reaction to this? And I have to say, Jen Saki, look the White House Press secretary. Maybe people feel like it used to be a role that was more of a governor role, and now it is. Whichever administration you're talking about, it's somebody who is advancing the interests of the administration through PR right, and Jen Saki was an

aggressive PR flack. What do you expect from her replacement? Well, first of all, I thought it was really funny when she said this is my partner in truth. That is actually hysterical. I really wanted to laugh at that. But what I expect from Karneon Pierre is not to be Look, you say what you want about Jen Saki, because what she did was she got up there and she lied to the American public. But she was a very very good liar, and she was a very good propagandist for

the Biden administration. What to be expected from Krene John Pierre if any of these videos of her calling everything racist on cable news over the past ten years is to be any sort of indication, is that we're going to get somebody that is less polished. We're gonna get somebody that is probably a little bit more emotional, and we're also going to get And what I'm really not looking forward to is how the mainstream media is going to come in and sort of try to protect Krenge

John Pierre because she is a black woman. Now, mind you, Peter Doocey at Fox News is one of the most aggressive questioners of Jen Saki, and we all got a real kick out of seeing them go back and forth because Fox News is probably one of the only outlets in that White House press room that is asking any real questions. So what I'm what I think we're gonna see is Jen, excuse me, Peter Doocy asking Krene John

Pierre these tough questions. In a lot of people in the mainstream media say, oh, look at racist Fox News reporter Peter Doocey being racist and aggressive towards black White House Press Secretary Corene John Pierre. So you're gonna see You're gonna be seeing a lot of that, especially from the wing of the mainstream media that is basically the black liberal wing that talks about nothing but race, race, race all the time at nauseum. We're gonna hear a

lot more from them. What Corene John Pierre at the Helm here is the new White House Press Secretary, to your point about how race and racism conversations in the media are likely to become even more common around the issue of the new White House Press Secretary. Here she is saying that she thinks a lot of things are racist. I want to put up these awful voter registrations, vote suppression laws, which is racism. To make it difficult for people of color to vote and vote suppression is racism.

That's exactly what it is. Fox News was racist before coronavirus. They are racist during the coronavirus. Fox News will be racist after the coronavirus. Racism was here before Donald Trump and is sadly it will be here after Donald Trump. It walks like a racist, talks like a racist, acts like a racist. It is a racist. I mean, I'm sure we could have gone on with that clip if we had wanted to, for probably the whole segment, just

having her or talking about how everything is racist. Do you think this may get tiresome or is this a tactic that we should expect from the new White House Press Secretary. You know, I think it's a tactic. It's not only a tactic from her, it's a tactic from the Biden administration. Like I said, these people want America to be focused on nothing but race and racism and

the culture wars and all that other stuff. Because if we're not focused on race and racism and the culture wars, then we're focused on the absolute incompetence that has come from this administration. Then we're focused on high gas prices. Then we're focused on expensive groceries, and we're focusing on the crisis on the border. We're focusing on this administration, which has been one disaster after the next for the past eighteen months. They do not want us to focus

on these things. So you know, they're going to bring out the black White House Press secretary. They're gonna call everything racist, and everything is going to be a conversation about whether aggressive questioning of her is racist, whether Fox News or any other conservative leaning outlets that ask real questions or being racist for aggressive questioning. So they want us to be talking about this stuff. They want us to be talking about anything other than they're absolute failures

on multiple levels. And The New York Post has done a little bit of checking up on the new White House Press secretary. They looked at Jean Pierre's tweaks between twenty fifteen and twenty twenty and found a staggering fifty seven instances where she accused people, policies, ideas, or words of being racist. Fifty seven times. Jean Pierre accused people and ideas she was opposed to as racist at least forty three times in TV appearances, So she definitely likes

a love that accusation around. Yeah, she does. And the thing about the I want to call it sort of like the black liberal ecosystem in the media, which is, you know, you have a lot of people that get these jobs as flacks for organizations. You know, she was a senior advisor for move On, she was a spokesperson all of this other stuff, and it seems like the primary qualification is literally just being black and calling things racist.

And so you get your ten thousand hours of calling things racist in the mainstream media on cable news under your belt, then I guess you're rewarded with a position like this. It's kind of unreal, but this is where we are. I hope that they surprise me. I hope that we don't devolve into constant conversations about everything and everyone being racist. When she takes the helm of the White House as a White House Press secretary, but I

I am not hopeful. Rob. You've also launched Switching Gears here, a new podcast, and dare I say you are a fearless and insightful fellow all the time. So looking forward to hearing some of this. Can't Cancel Rob Smith is the name of the podcast. Tell us what is the mission for it and what can people expect? You know, I think the mission for Can't Cancel Rob Smith is just to have sort of these honest conversations with my

take on thing. Buck. You know that I don't always tell the conservative line when it comes to opinions about things. I think that the podcast space allows me that more nuanced conversations with my followers and fans. I have to call them the problematics. And you know, I had a podcast before I got put on ice for a lot

of different legal reasons. We're not going to go into all of those, but I really missed having that outlet because, like you know, Buck, you know, you have this show, you do the radio thing and all that, and you get more time to really break down the issues and really delve into things than you get it and maybe a three to four minute, you know, cable news segment, or even one of the longer segments that we do. So can't cancel, Rob Smith. Find it on Apple Podcasts,

iHeart podcast wherever you get your podcasts. We're gonna be launching. We're actually launched right now. We're gonna be going Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday every week. So definitely download and subscribe to that if you like me, if you like what you're hearing, it's gonna be a lot more of it, Rob, real quick, when are we going to switch chairs? I've never been interviewed by Rob Smith, so this would be you know, I've had you on so many times. I want to

be on the hot seat. Huh. You gotta put me in the mix here? Oh, that will definitely do that, man. I you know, I try to get my audience, get us, get them used to hearing me running my mouth a lot. But we're definitely gonna get you on the podcast and get your tame to look at this, you know. I you know, maybe you make the cut. Maybe it'll make the cut. We'll see, all right, all right, Rob, it's gonna be a good podcast. You you always gonna make the cut. You know, I think that the radio show

needs a little bit more promotion. So if I can help you out, I'll do that. I appreciate good to see my friend. Thanks for making time for us today. All right, but no worries. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas takes a shot at the US media. We have that video and more in tonight's Quick Hits Stay with Us. Doctor Fouci gives us another reason to support Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, proving once again that her rhetorical skills are not what you'd think they would be at this point,

given she's a vice president of the United States. We have those stories coming up in Quick Hits. First of all, I found she was not an abject coward. He would come forward and say to people who are still as I saw on a flight this weekend, double masking on planes, young people in some cases twenty five thirty years old, masking on plane, Why do they mask anywhere else? No, but they know that the Democrats who take the virus serous, who still mask on planes. It's all social and virtue signaling.

It has really no bearing whatsoever on science. I found she were truly a man of science. If he actually cared about the people who are putting themselves through this absurdity and all the anxiety and discomfort that comes along with it, he would say, go live your lives. Normally, he won't do that because he is a meglomaniac and a coward, and he has been more destructive. His ideology when it comes to how to handle the pandemic has been more destructive than any other human being in American

And I would argue the world now. Pauci would say, and is willing to say, at least at this point, that if Trump were to win the presidency, he would quit launch. If Trump were to return to the White House as president and COVID is still a threat, or there's some other public health emergency, would you have confidence in his ability? Would you have confidence in his ability to deal with the pandemic of this nature? Would you want to stay on in your post? Well, no to

the second question. The first question, I think the answer I had to ask you if you look at the history of what their response was during the administration, I think you know, at best you could say it wasn't optimal. And I think just history will speak for itself about that. I don't need to make any further comment on that, Jim, that's it's not productive. You would not serve with Trump again, though, bear to say, right right for sure? Oh, interesting, because

that's not what he was saying. Of course, he's trying to keep his job under Trump and also as probably have an explanation for why more people died under Biden's first year than under Trump's last year, when the pandemic was in its first year and therefore its most dangerous no vaccine in distribution to the very end of Trump's twenty twenty year in office. So what exactly the explanation

for that? And what way was Biden better by terrifying people by telling them where masks like morons all over the place. Yet bouch she's the worst. Justice Thomas is the best. He's amazing. Actually, he's a national treasure, a fantastic human being, a brilliant mind, and he had some choice words for the Lib media recently. Watch this one.

One of the things I said in response to the media is when they talk about, especially early on, about the way I did my job, I said, I will absolutely leave the court when I do my job as poorly as you do yours, and that was meant as a compliment. Really, he's right, He's right. They do their job very poorly, and he does a job incredibly well, of course in the Supreme Court, and the Libs absolutely

despise him for it. But hopefully the five justices who have some integrity, some decency, and some honor, as it prepains to the Constitution, will hold the line, so to speak, and drop the decision that will overturn Roe v. Wade and then onto something that's certainly lighter situation, certainly less rave than the future of Review Wade. And that is the status of the Vice President in public life. Kamala Harris. You would think that Joe Biden would be the one

with the most amusing gaps. But I just want you to notice Kamala Harris here this is in thirty seconds. Notice what she says a few times about Climate Change Watch. I often note and have talked with many of you about our shared belief that our world is increasingly more

interconnected and interdependent. That is especially true when it comes to the climate crisis, which is why we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms, rules and agreements that we will convene to work together on to galvanize global action. With that, I thank you all. This is a matter of urgent priority for all of us

and I know we will work on this together. Does she want them to work on it together? I'm not clear on that as ever. Tonight's hold the line, the no Spinoos of phill O'Reilly is next. Fields High