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I’m so glad to to be back here with my friend Jean Valentino. Jean, we’ve been friends for so long now. I mean, 20some

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years now. I mean, Yeah. It goes back. It goes back.

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Yeah. So, it’s it’s nice to talk to old friends. You know, you were you were talking to me during the break and discussing things we were going to talk

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about and everything and you mentioned, “Hey, glad to have you back home.” You know, I enjoy traveling. I’m sure you do, too. But you know what, Jean? It’s

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kind of like The Wizard of Oz. There’s no place like home.

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There’s no place like home. And there’s nothing more picturesque than the beauty

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of America. Don’t listen to me. Listen to three quarters of the guests that were here during the FIFA uh soccer

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tournaments around the nation in all the secondary locations.

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uh not the blue state u u uh you know sanctuary city areas but look at all of

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the rural and isolated areas in this nation that are so beautiful. Word from the reporters getting on national news

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talking about how these immigrants these immigrants these guests coming to visit us for the soccer events thought so

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highly of uh oh I didn’t know about this part of America. I didn’t know this existed. No, you’right. The world is

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beautiful. There’s many things to see worldwide, but right here in our backyard, we’ve got treasures and things

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that we should honor and be proud of that the DSA elements and the Democrat socialist communists are trying to uh

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make you forget about. How about starting with Mount Rushmore and visiting uh the four busts burn uh

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chiseled into the granite of the wall over there? Uh that would be a great place to start and then continue your journey through rural America and see

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what’s going on. Michael, this is the world’s bestkept secret. It’s the United States of America and um and we should

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know. Millions tried to break in illegally to take advantage of us.

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And look at what happened in Spain yesterday in an enclave of Spain that’s uh next to Morocco, which is just about

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I don’t know how I don’t know how far it is across the uh across the Gibralar Strait, but it’s not far. It’s like

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eight or 10 miles. It’s you can see one from the other. And uh you know, you had 30,000

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Moroccans just bumrush the uh the enclave of Spain. And of course, Spain has recently said, you

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know, they’re going to they’re going to process all the people that come to their country and blah blah blah blah.

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And you’re starting to see now some of the countries that surround Spain, Italy, for one. I I noticed because I

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was just in Italy and I started following Georgia Maloney who is the the the president of Italy. Boy, she’s sharp

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by the way. And and uh she’s a lot like Trump. She’s ready to stop this immigration flood. And right before we

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got to Spain up to up to Italy, they had a big push across the country with the

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state and local police to uh arrest a lot of folks who were there illegally and the pickpockets and all of those

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folks that are causing problems. And we didn’t have one issue while we were there. I mean, it was it was a beautiful

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time to be there. But in any case, what do you think about that? What happened to Spain?

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Well, Jojo Maloney has stepped up to your to her credit and uh I think she

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recognizes that um she best she was she needs to be cooperative with the United

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States. Uh Spain was not. Uh remember it was just a few weeks ago we were uh

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taking action against Iran and Spain refused to let us pass over its airspace

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even though we have um uh military bases in ROA and elsewhere and they um they were uncooperative with our ability to

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try to to uh turn the tide in Iran. I don’t think Donald Trump has forgotten that. Secretary of War Pete Hegsth is

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working on a plan now for for um uh Donald Trump as it pertains to our presence in Spain. Meanwhile, you said 30,000 people this morning. Don’t blink.

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You miss a chapter. It’s now up to 60,000 people who have ill these illegal migrants coming across the line. I was

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there. I took a motorcycle tour when Spain seemed to be a friendlier, more welcoming country with a buddy of mine

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and we went along the whole uh Mediterranean coast there. Ended up near Roa and the Gibralar Straits and boy,

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I’ll tell you, you’re right. It’s less than 10 miles to pass through that uh pass there. But uh uh 60,000 people,

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Donald Trump said this morning uh if they don’t fix it today, they’ll have a

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problem tomorrow that’ll threaten uh their republic in Spain in just a few years. Uh you got to do what America has done and step up and close the border.

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8,785,000 people illegally came into this United

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States of America under the Biden administration. For sure, reports climb

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to to over 20 million. But that’s for sure. under the Trump administration

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since January s when Trump took office in his second term about 188,000 people

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until he could get it clamped down in the last several months it’s been zero per month uh going forward no we we are

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doing what the world needs to understand we need to do saving the republic so that we can have a constitutional

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republic uh I fear more will be trying to bang down our borders because of this

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democrat liberal left communist insanity that’s uh invading Europe right now. I

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fear it’ll be a a resurgence in the future in America.

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Yeah. You know, I I heard somebody or I read on X the other day, somebody was explaining about, you know, every time

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you say we want to get rid of the people from, you know, Mexico, the South American countries, all these people that have come into the United States

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and South Africans, how the hell did they get here, right? They come from South Africa, they fly to countries like

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Mexico and they enter our country. And so, you know, everybody calls you a racist when you say you want to get rid

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of these people. And this guy said, “I’m not a racist. I’m a culturist.”

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Their culture does not jive with our culture. Their culture is so different

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from our culture that we have to get rid of these people because they do not mix well with a first world country. So, I’m

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not a racist. I’m a culturist. I don’t want these people to change the complexion of the United States. I want

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them out of here. And that’s why Donald Trump got elected. That’s the number one thing that got him elected because

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everybody that is in this country that sees what’s happening understands it and they want these people gone. And and and

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you know, we we want to just live our life as a first world country. We don’t want to be drugged down to the third world kind of attitude.

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Well, you just came back from a trip in Italy. Did you feel the need to assimilate into an Italian culture since

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you’re in their country? Or did you get or did you get a a a an attitude that

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you needed to espouse your American culture over there? Exactly. Exactly.

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Right. You felt the need to become part of the Italian culture. And this what

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I the I love the Italian culture. Those people are like us in a lot of ways. I mean in a lot of ways. Yeah.

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When you visit them, the food is great.

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Their their hospitality is warm. They are so much like us. You know, we we see these and we have an Italian culture

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here in the United States. the food, the the our food is influenced probably as much uh by Italy as any other country in

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in the world because we have a lot of Italians here in the United States. You look around, you see the names and you say, “I know people with that name in

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the United States.” You know what I’m saying?

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Yes, I do. Yeah. You know, we’re very lucky to have the the country we have and many of the um citizens uh here of

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second and third generation uh backgrounds uh here uh are spoiled.

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We’ve they’ve been uh they they’ve taken advantage and now expect certain things that they uh others have uh worked hard

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and died for. The American culture is something to protect and not a guarantee. That means we’re going to

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have to work hard in the future, not only at admonishing this DSA party and protecting the U. American system, but

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we better make sure that um we have ICE remaining in place, that the borders are nailed shut solid, that an immigration policy is established with Congress.

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Congress needs to get off their ass and get back to creating uh an immigration policy. Now, not only the Save America

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Act, which is before Congress now to vote, that’s photo ID and and qu and and the assumption of citizenship. I’m

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talking about a constitutional amendment that’s now needed because it’s in such dire straits. We’re in such a a serious

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crisis worldwide. We need a constitutional amendment that clearly defines what an American citizen is so

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that you can get this proof of identification and and honor as an American citizen and that you’re not

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quibbling in a voting line as to whether you should be or allowed to vote. The whole system needs a fix. Donald Trump

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has transformed more overnight and people either don’t understand it or despise the fact that they’re he’s

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disrupting their little cabal they were trying to create which was taking America down from within. It’s got to

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change, Michael. He’s on the right path once we get through Iran and uh the Isra Gaza Strip issues that are being worked

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on today. We need to get him back home working on a geometric lighteed overnight transformation of of uh

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certain issues in this nation to protect us from within.

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You know, Jean, I was thinking when you were talking about it, you know, how did the United States Senate

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get so out of touch with the American people? What what caused that? Why are

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they uh why are they in the position? I guess I could say that they think that they don’t have to do anything and if

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they just wait, nobody nobody will have to take a vote. Nobody will be doing anything controversial. I mean, it’s sad

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to watch. I’d like to have that discussion with you on another episode.

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I got to run in a minute. But I do want you to know, Michael, it’s the education of this nation. Is there no small

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coincidence the Gen Z crowd doesn’t know what the Declaration of Independence is?

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the um uh federalist papers, the Constitution itself. They’ve never memorized the preamble. They don’t um

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they don’t know what the Gettysburg address is, the Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the Constitution.

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We have amendments because we’ve morphed over time and amendments were created to fix the changing things along the way.

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And what we’re experiencing now is one of them. Got to run, brother. Let’s continue it.

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All right, we will. Jean’s got to go. He is I’m going to turn him down because he’s got to go do uh his thing with one of the TV stations cuz he’s Mr. Big now.

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