Lidia Curanaj in for Jesse: The Trump and Musk big beautiful breakup

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from woor Oh. I specifically asked
my producer Chris to play this song Father of Mine,
because it reminds me of what happened. What happens with
President Trump and Elon Musk. I mean, Trump was like
a father figure to him. They were spending the holidays together.
And remember the picture of the video of Trump going

(00:24):
to Air Force one, right, and then little Elon what
was it Xyz whatever the kid's name is, you know,
Elon Musk's son, like frolicking along and skipping with him.
It was so cute and they were like this big, happy,
dysfunctional family. Now it's this big, beautiful breakup. Now they're
going to decide who's gonna get the nation during the
week on the weekends. You know, I used to think

(00:47):
to myself, how do people get upset over celebrity breakups
you don't even know the person. But now I understand.
Now I get it. Welcome to the Jesse Kelly Show.
I am Lydia Sarah. I filling in for the one
need only Jesse Kelly, doing my best to keep the
seat warm until he comes back. And it's been my
great pleasure to be with you guys. Yesterday and today.

(01:09):
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(01:31):
the legendary playwright. I'm going to have him on my
show on Sunday Newsmax Noon. And of course this is
the big story today. You know, I had a luncheon
at work and I was trying to think of in
my head, like, Okay, this is what we're going to
do the show for this show today. Because when you're
a radio host or even a TV host, you are
preparing for the show from the moment you wake up

(01:53):
in the morning. You're scrolling on your phone, you're going online,
you're talking to people, you're watching different programs, you're scrolling
on tw Twitter, X, whatever you want to call it.
You're looking up everything and nothing, nothing could have prepared
me for just how nuclear this breakup became. We knew
Elon Musk and President Trump were eventually going to break up, right,

(02:14):
I mean, we knew that this was going to happen,
but I never thought it would get to the point
of my goodness, did you see what Elon said about Trump?
This It got ugly real quick.

Speaker 2 (02:27):
You know.

Speaker 1 (02:27):
It's like when so I watched this show called Summerhouse
on Bravo. Don't judge me. I like to watch junk
when I go home because all day long I'm dealing
with work stuff and all these serious type of issues.
So then when I go home, I like to watch
Bravo Junk, And I'm watching this new show with John
with John Ham of Your what is It? Your Parents,
Your friends and neighbors. I love the show. I love

(02:49):
John Ham too. By the way, I remember the guy
from mad Men. He's so cute. But I didn't think
it would get this ugly, to the point where we're
seeing Elon Musk saying, oh, oh, let's see. Let's see.
He's saying, so this guy Ian Miles Chung says President
versus Elon, who wins. My money's on Elon Trump should

(03:10):
be impeached and jd Vance should replace him, And then
Elon Musk said yes, and then Elon Musk, this was
a really big one. At two ten pm Eastern time
here in New York time to drop the really big bomb.
This is Elon Musk. He put this out on X
real Donald Trump is in the Epstein files. That is
the real reason they have not been made public. Have

(03:32):
a nice day, d j T. Come on, that's a
low blow, Elon. If you really thought President Trump was
a pedophile, if he was a sexual abuser, why did
you have your little son X for all looking around
with him? Why did you do all this work with him?
Come on, I understand it's normal to have disagreements. My

(03:55):
sister and I. I have an older sister, and she
and I said we will we We say the craziest
stuff to each other, and then the next day we're fine.
So I'm hoping the two of them can maybe Elon
and Trump can find a way through this and kind
of have a friendship back together. But there's no coming
back when you call somebody a pervert or a sex abuser,

(04:17):
a rapist, a pedophile, that you can't come back from.
That that is something you cannot come back from. I
want you to take a listen to what President Trump
said a short time ago when this all started, because,
of course, this all started because Elon Musk has been
criticizing the big beautiful bill and saying that it's going

(04:37):
to cause a recession, It's going to cause this and that.
And then President Trump was asked about Elon clip number three.

Speaker 3 (04:44):
He's upset.

Speaker 4 (04:45):
Remember he was here for a long time. You saw
a man who was very happy when he stood behind
the oval desk, and even with the black guy. I said,
you want a little mecup, We'll get you a little mecca.
But he said no, I don't think so, which is
interesting and very nice. He wants to be who he is,
so you could make that statement too.

Speaker 2 (05:06):
I guess.

Speaker 4 (05:07):
Look, Elon and I had a great relationship. I don't
know what will anymore had had.

Speaker 1 (05:15):
By the way, Tesla Stock drops amid Trump Musk feud,
and then Trump he put out on his truth social
the easiest way to save money in our budget, billions
and billions of dollars is to terminate Elon's governmental subsidies
and contracts. I was always surprised that Biden didn't do it.

(05:36):
Then he followed up. Elon was wearing thin. I asked
him to leave. I took away his evy mandate that
forced everyone to buy electric cars that nobody else wanted,
that he knew for months. I was going to dole
and he just went crazy and he capitalized crazy. Let's

(05:56):
listen to more what Trump said clip number four.

Speaker 4 (05:59):
Oh he worked and he did a good job. And
I'll be honest, I think he misses the place. I
think he got out there and all of a sudden
he wasn't in this beautiful Oval office and he was.
And he's got nice offices too. But there's something about this.
When I was telling the Chancellor, this is where it is.
People come in here, even from Germany. They come in
and they walk into the Oval Office and it's just

(06:21):
a special place. And I'll tell you, he's not the
first people leave my administration. And they love us, and
then at some point they miss it so badly, and
some of them embrace it, and some of them actually
become hostile.

Speaker 5 (06:40):
I don't know what it is.

Speaker 4 (06:41):
It's sort of Trump derangement syndrome, I guess they call it.

Speaker 5 (06:44):
But we have it with others.

Speaker 4 (06:46):
Do they leave and they wake up in the morning
and the glamour's gone, The whole world is different, and
they become hostile. I don't know what it is. Someday
you'll write a book about it, and you'll let us
know so much.

Speaker 1 (07:00):
There's so many issues going on in the world. And
then of course, you know we're talking about it. The
conservative media is talking about it. Steve Bannon is now
saying that Trump should get should deport Elon Musk his
dual citizenship here with South in the United States and
South Africa. So you've got Steve Bannon saying that Trump
should deport him. I don't think it should go that far.

(07:22):
Come on, there are a lot of times there can
be a fundamental disagreement. And I think what Elon doesn't
understand is no big beauty, no bill. I mean, you know,
you can't be big and beautiful right and be a bill.
Those are kind of an oxymoron. But what is he
supposed to do? Have it all? I think it's like
they could have like sixty separate bills, and then who's

(07:43):
going to pass all these things? Like Elon, he's very
almost idealistic in a way and unrealistic. And President Trump, hey,
because this is his second time around, he's become very
savvy and he understands how government works and sometimes you
can't have something perfect in an ideal world. Yes, it
becuts and the deficit will be drew lower. But look

(08:05):
what this bill is doing. Forget about the salt cap,
which is what I need as a New York homeowner.
So the salt is if you live in a high
tax blue state, our taxes, our property taxes on our homes.
It's outrageous, it's so ridiculous. Every year they keep raising
my taxes. It's unbelievable. And then this way I'll be

(08:26):
able to write it off. Okay, up to forty thousand dollars.
And if you can find a house in New York
I live right outside the city. If you can find
a house outside of New York City and your yearly
taxes are less than say, fifteen thousand, you've hit gold.
So imagine you're paying over one thousand dollars a month
just in taxes alone. That's bare minimum, bare minimum in

(08:49):
order to own even a crappy house outside of the
city of New York City, anywhere in the vicinity of
twenty thirty miles. So that's a great thing. But he
also wants to put more funding for the border. He
wants to put more funding for police. I mean, there's
so many great things, and yes, he wants to root
out the fraud and the waste in medicaid, so there

(09:10):
is a lot of cutting. I don't understand where all
this hatred came from out of nowhere, but I do
think that Elon is a very emotional guy and he
I think, you know he, I think he is on
the spectrum right and so maybe he's going to regret this,
and I hope he does, because I think President Trump
is a from what I've heard of him from a

(09:32):
lot of people that know him on a personal level,
he's a very forgiving guy. He's a very sensible person,
and he's a very funny guy. I've met him once
and I just he's magnanimous. He's like, he's a warm guy.
I know, it's kind of hard to believe, you think, Wow,
this this guy. He's really tough, but he's also very
warm and loving. So I hope and pray that people

(09:55):
you know, will will not go this fight into getting
any deeper this breakup. By the way, we're going to
be talking to a Trump advisor, Jason Meiser, coming up
in a little bit. This is coming up at six thirty.
Then at seven thirty, we'll be talking to Charles Marino,
former Department of Homeland Security chief, and he's really smart.
He knows what's going on the border. We're going to

(10:16):
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Bill Dagastino talking about the media cutting, Jean Pierre and
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(11:43):
You're listening to the oracle.

Speaker 3 (11:45):
Love this.

Speaker 1 (11:46):
It's just more than a feeling, more than a feeling.
Oh my, I have more than a feeling that this
elon Musk President Trump big beautiful breakup won't be dying
down any time soon. But in the meantime, while everybody's
eating their popcorn and watching that break up unfold and
see what's going to happen our favorite couple, it's like

(12:09):
mommy daddy stopped fighting. That's what it feels like. You know,
look what you guys did. Remember I was by the way,
I was there at Madison Square Garden when when Trump
had his rally, and I mean it was so much excitement,
so much electricity. He was so happy when he came
out on stage. I mean, there was nobody it seemed

(12:30):
more supportive than Elon Musk. I don't understand how how
could go so nuclear and go so low. And I
think I was thinking about this during the break. There's
no coming back from this. If Elon Musk had not
said about the Epstein thing, and then he would have
apologized later on and said to Trump, listen, I'm sorry

(12:51):
I got upset you took away my EV mandates after
everything I did for you and donated to your campaign.
And I'm sorry, and I shouldn't have done what I did,
and it should have been more private. Trump would have
forgiven him. But one thing that I know from a
lot of people about President Trump, he he can't stand
perverted kind of stuff. He doesn't like excessive cursing. He's

(13:13):
a more he's a very civilized you know, he'll drop
an et like an S bomb here and there and
an F bomb, you know, here and there. But he's
not like one of those like vulgar Lujo, you know
kind of guys and so, and he's very loving grandpa
and so keep in mind, it was it was President
Trump who first banned Jeffrey Epstein from mar Lago, remember,

(13:37):
because there was that allegation that he did something to
a young girl, a girl on the premises there, and
immediately Trump was like, I'm not waiting to see if
this guy's found guilty or not. And of course he
had a great lawyer, Dershowitz, you know whatever, and Trump
banned him. He was one of the first people Trump
in the Hollywood circle, because keep in mind, Trump was

(13:57):
a superstar. He was famous even before all of this.
He was in Hollywood. He is a reality TV star,
He was in Home Alone, you name it. He was beloved,
he was on the view and people were asking him
to run for president, Oprah Winfrey, you name it. And
he's like, I don't suffer perverts lightly. So the fact
that Elon went so low and so disgusting and so

(14:21):
it's such a blatant, disgusting lie. And you know, he
probably said that because maybe in their private conversations, Trump
probably expressed to him that the worst thing you could
possibly say about him because is something to do with
any kind of sexual stuff, like when probably the eging
Carol thing. I think that eging Carol case, you know

(14:41):
that woman that claimed Trump sexually assaulted her, and here
in New York, she couldn't remember the day, she never
told anybody, she couldn't even prove they ever even met,
and we were supposed to just take her word for
it because there was that Trump's arrangement syndrome. They were
obsessed with putting him behind bars. I think that case
upset Trump more than anything because it was about his

(15:03):
character and his and who he is as a human being.
And you could say a lot of things about President Trump.
If he wanted to be a disgusting, pervert pig, we
would have known about it a long time ago. Is
he a perfect individual? Obviously not because he's been married
a few times, but who has been. There is no
such thing as perfect. Just like this big, beautiful bill,

(15:26):
it wasn't perfect. Elon went way too low and you
screwed yourself. Elon, you screwed yourself. You screwed yourself. By
the way, keep in mind, I know Jesse doesn't normally
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(15:48):
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(16:10):
E W S and it's everywhere that way and there
you add a one on it for Instagram Representative Massey.
What's crazy is he actually kind of called this back
in February. He sat down with Cheryl Atkinson and I
don't think we have time to play it because we
have a heart out at twenty eight. I'm gonna play

(16:30):
it what he said coming back, and he kind of
predicted this kind of collision because that's what it is.
It's like a car crash that you kind of don't
want to you never you ever like driving. You're like,
I'm not gonna look, I'm not gonna look. I'm going
to keep straight. But then you can't help but rubberneck
and look at the side and say, what is that wreckage?
And that's what's happening right now with President Trump and

(16:51):
Elon Musk. Meantime, we've got the auto pen scandal, their
subpoena is going out. We're gonna find out, We're gonna
find out who lied. What did doctor Jill Biden do?
She should be charged with elder abuse at this point, right,
shouldn't his wife be charged? My mother brought up a
good point about Jill Biden. She said to me, so,
my mom is seventy four years old. She tells it

(17:12):
like it is. She doesn't speak English well still, she's
up from Montenegro, ethnic Albanian from Montenegro. And she said
to me, you know, look how rude she is. She
doesn't even hold his jacket for him. They were getting
off the presidential plane and Biden was struggling to put
his jacket on. And think about it, if your husband, anybody,

(17:33):
especially an older gentleman, is struggling to put their jacket on,
you stop what you're doing. You help them put it on.
And she said, look, he won't even help. She won't
even help her own husband. What kind of wife is that?
Because she was too focused on herself. Remember Jill. She
was going to all the cabinet meetings. She was obsessed
with power. And I also blame her for Hunter Biden

(17:56):
being the hot mess that he is and being a
crackhead pedophile. I mean he I saw videos on the
laptop from Hell. By the way, I don't understand how
that guy's not behind bars. I saw the video because
I'm friends with Rudy Juliani and he showed it to me.
I saw it. When we come back, we'll be talking
to Jason Meister. Don't go anywhere, Okay, to the Jesse
Kelly Show. I'm Lydia sarana Ian for the one, the

(18:18):
only Jesse Kelly trying to keep the seat warm. I
know you guys miss him. He is fantastic. I love
his Jesse is really funny. That's my favorite part when
I listen to the show and I watch him. He's
just really funny and keeps it going, keeps it entertaining.
So that's what we'll try to do the same. Have
a good time here while we discuss mom and dad
breaking up and they're fighting. Let's talk to Jason Meister

(18:41):
now with us. He is a friend of mine. He's
on Newsmax with me and by the way, you can
see me on Newsmax Friday tomorrow five pm, Saturday five pm,
and then Sunday at noon. Jason Meister. He is the
Trump Advisory Board member. Jason, thank you so much for
joining us on the Jesse Kelly Show.

Speaker 3 (19:01):
My pleasure, Lydia, thanks for having me.

Speaker 1 (19:04):
Okay, I want to play this clip from you from
Representative Massey. He kind of predicted this collision course, this
car crash between Elon Musk and Trump and then Congress
being involved in a clip twenty one.

Speaker 6 (19:19):
And I think we may be on a collision course.
Like I think there's three cars coming together at an
intersection and they don't realize they're going to hit, and
one of them is Congress with Mike Johnson driving is
in one of these cars. Trump obviously is one of
these cars. Maybe he's the train. And then there's another

(19:42):
car which is Doge. And I don't think Elon Musk
is going to suffer these fools once he finds out
how foolish they are or duplicitous they are. You don't
land rockets backwards. You don't get cars to drive themselves
on the interstate by ignoring the fools that you're working with.

Speaker 1 (20:01):
So he said that back in February. What do you
think about all the all the everything that's unfolding. It's
kind of like a soap opera between Trump and Elon Musk.
I've been saying it before. The whole Epstein Oh you're
on the Epstein list, that's why they're not coming out
the files was the lowest of low blows, and I
don't think there's any coming back from that.

Speaker 3 (20:20):
Yeah, Lidia, I'd have to agree with you. I don't
think there's really a lot you can come back from
on that. As far as the Epstein files are concerned.
I think it's pretty obvious to every American that's paying
attention that if if Donald Trump was in those Epstein files,
the weaponized Department of Justice under Merrick Garland and Joe

(20:41):
Biden would have found Donald Trump and put him in
a prison cell for the rest of his life. So
that that that is such a ridiculous claim. It really
makes Elon. Elon's argument really loses all credibility once he
released that tweet or that x post. But look, these
are two figures that are larger than life. I'm very

(21:03):
thankful to Elon Musk for saving freedom of speech, Western
civilization at large. I think he's contributed significant to this movement,
and I give him a lot of credit for that.
But tens of millions of Americans voted for Donald Trump
to implement the largest deportation operation in American history. There

(21:25):
are certain issues that rise above all others, and right
now immigration is one of them. When you have illegal
immigrants from Egypt lighting Holocaust survivors literally on fire in
broad daylight with flamethrowers and molotov cocktails, you understand the

(21:45):
issue is an issue that we must deal with. And
this bill funds this deportation operation. It funds the border security,
it funds the deportation issue, and we can deal with
the debt ceiling down the road. The idea that Elon
Musk would this would be the hill he would die on.

(22:06):
I'm struggling to understand what's going through his mind at
the moment. But to me, it's really a lot of noise,
and the American people need to stay focused on the
issue at hand, which is to the deportation of all
these illegal immigrants. And by the way, there's north of
twenty million of them in this country from all sorts
of countries, and we need to get rid of these people. Now.

Speaker 1 (22:30):
Yeah, again we're talking to Jason Meister, Trump Advisory board member,
twenty million illegal aliens.

Speaker 2 (22:37):
You know.

Speaker 1 (22:37):
Now we've got all these activist judges Biden appointed. Oh,
they deserve their due process. What about the due process?
When they came in here right outside of New York City,
Long Islands, which is a suburb, there was this explosion
of MS thirteen, which is another vicious gang. Now we
hear about trend de Aragua, but MS thirteen and they

(23:01):
all came in as unaccompanied minors. And so people don't
understand that you've got guys in high school probably as
we speak, that they claim they're sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, but
they're really twenty six, twenty seven year olds. And we've
seen that happen time and time again. And then these
poor innocent girls get killed because there is no way
to vet these people. And then of course, forget about

(23:24):
even that, you got killers in rapists and drug add
you have terrorists, You have terrorists, and so you know,
and now President Trump put out this travel ban, twelve
countries total ban. Then there's restricted on a total of
nineteen and what is the media say, Jason Meister, Oh,
he's a racist. How about President Trump is trying to

(23:46):
put American security first? Because I think there are terrorists
right now as we speak in this country, ready and
waiting to strike for the perfect time. That's what I think.
As fast ICE is working, they're getting about almost three
thousand out of them a day. I think it's like
twenty two hundred. They're rounding them out, roundsing them up,

(24:07):
and kicking them out. It's they've got a long road
ahead of them. Twenty we're talking twenty million people, twenty.

Speaker 3 (24:13):
Million and lydia. These issues are all inextricably connected. If
deporting twenty plus million illegals that were essentially flooded into
this country in the dead of night under the Biden
administration to essentially you want to talk about insurrection, I
mean that's an insurrection in and of itself. It's an insurrection,

(24:35):
and it's essentially a replacement of Americans. But the idea
that people don't understand that this issue is directly tied
to fiscal responsibility, which is another reason why I don't
understand what where Elon is going with this argument. I mean,
deporting twenty plus million illegals that are on the government
dole that the American taxpayer on the line for from healthcare,

(24:59):
to to housing, to keeping them nourished, all of that
to keep them in jail cells. All of that is
connected to our fiscal responsibility. This is the issue of
our time. We will deal with the debt ceiling. I
would love to see a balanced budget, but right now

(25:20):
we're faced with twenty plus million illegals. We need to
deport these illegal immigrants to their respective countries. And President
Trump is going to answer to no one but the
American people that voted for him and put him in power.
And so I think that the American people need to
get behind President Trump. I think that while I do

(25:40):
agree that Elon Musk has done incredible things for this movement,
I think that we need to be cognizant of the
fact that when you make a larger tent, there's gonna
be a lot of characters that are larger than life.
Elon Musk is one of them. But I don't think
this in fighting serves any purpose. I don't think it
accomplishes anything. It's only going to give fuel to the Democrats, who,

(26:01):
by the way, are polling at sub twenty percent. They
are literally a party that is imploding before our very eyes.
They are dinosaurs that are going extend. They are and
all Jason weis, I'm giving them fuel.

Speaker 1 (26:13):
That's all we're doing. Jason Meiser Trump Advisory Board Member,
thank you so much for coming on with us. Thank you,
You're great and I look forward to having you on
my Newsmax show very soon. Thank you, Jason, Thanks Lydia,
Thank you again. If you want to call in, I'm
going to take some phone calls in the next and
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(28:20):
I'm on Newsmax. You can check me out on Newsmax.
So let's go to the phone calls, because I see
you guys are calling in. Let's go to Laurie. Laurie,
what's your thought thoughts on this? Uh?

Speaker 3 (28:31):
Trump?

Speaker 2 (28:34):
Oh, I don't believe it.

Speaker 7 (28:35):
I don't believe it because Donald Trump is pretty too smart.
He needed to protect Elon because Elon has been getting
Tesla blown up. He had death threats against him, and
Elon needed to help the president because everybody hates them together.
They're two huge kings beside each other. So I think
Elon had to say what he said about Epstein. He
knows that he's not on the Epstein list. President Trump

(28:58):
had to say something about with holding some special issues
for the EVS so that it looked like he was
going against him. But you know what, it gives each
of them the separation they need and the safety they
both need to keep going on and for the twenty
twenty six elections. So I just think President Trump is
too too smart by half, and so is Elon. They

(29:20):
agreed to this, and I don't think all the staff
knows about it. They got to make it real. But
I think this is a perfect thing for both of
them to go walk away without death threats, without ruining Tesla,
and for the President to have people stop getting mad
at him. Plus you know, you had Rubio that didn't
like him so much. He had to make nice for
the rest of the cabinets. So this way they both

(29:42):
came out fine. And I do believe that's positively it
because President Trump makes these kind of things happen because
he's fabulous at it.

Speaker 1 (29:50):
Oh well, he is a brilliant man. Laurie, thank you
so much for calling in. You know, that's an interesting theory.
My friend and colleague, Carl Higbee, he did a whole
monologue on his show yes yesterday saying how he thought
this was contrived Elon Musk's criticism of President Trump, because
he thought it would it was. It was a good
way for them, President Trump to say face so the

(30:11):
big beautiful bill that Congress, they would go back to
the drawing board, get more cuts in there. And this
way it doesn't look like Trump failed, It doesn't look
like Congress failed. It looks like Elon Musk is the
rogue one. But then my friend Carl, he came back
and he used to work with the Trump administration too.
He came back and he said the Epstein, that's that's
what when that came out, when that bomb was dropped,

(30:34):
he said, that's when he said, Nope, this can't be
fake because that's just too low of a blow. So
we shall see. By the way, I am taking phone
calls one eight seven seven three seven seven four three
seven three one eight seven seven three seven seven four
three seven three. This is Lydia filling in for Jesse
Kelly Sharon from Houston. You're on the line.

Speaker 5 (30:54):
Hey, I'm thanks for taking that call. I think this
just shows how ignorant Elon Musk is in the way
that our government works and in politics in general, because
he might be smart with SpaceX and electric cars, but
he's very limited in his knowledge and those fields. And Trump,

(31:16):
President Trump is working on so many fronts. And I
remember getting I heard on the news today that, uh,
with instigation President Trump in our star Attorney general here
in Texas, Tim Paxson, we've gotten the state what do
they call it, state paid education for illegal aid aliens

(31:41):
in our state, We've gotten it removed. That's a big deal. Well,
President Trump instigated that he is working on so many
fronts for us in Elon and Dusk just is adrets
he's ignorant in this field. He had to stay in
his own field, stay in spacexx, stay in electric cars,

(32:02):
which I don't agree with either one, but that's what
he likes to do. This he knows nothing of what
President Trump is doing.

Speaker 1 (32:14):
No, you're right, Sharon from Houston, Thank you so much
for calling in. You're so right because you can be
extremely intelligent, which obviously Elon Musk is. If it wasn't
for him, we wouldn't have free speech, and maybe if
it wasn't for him, maybe Trump wouldn't even have won
the election because if you remember, Twitter was censoring everything.

(32:34):
It was censoring everything, and then Elon Musk came in
and people were allowed to actually speak the truth. And
then of course all the podcasts that President Trump went on,
and you had Newsmax, and there was these alternative media
outlets that were really gaining popularity and people were finally
finding out what was really going on. But this is,
to your point, Sharon, distracting from the real issue at hand. Billions.

(33:00):
It's hard to even kind of wrap your minds around.
It's it's like, the number is three hundred billion dollars
a year of our taxpayer dollars has been going to
pay for invaders. They are invaders. We don't know who
these people are. Maybe you know, I look at some
of the video of the illegal aliens and sometimes I
feel sorry for them. But by and large, you know,

(33:24):
if you come in the right way, I'm all for immigration. Hello,
I wouldn't be here if not for immigration. My parents,
first generation, they came here with absolutely nothing. They achieved
the American dream, became very successful. They fled a communist nation.
My mom said, either we stayed and starved, or we
came to America. And not only did my parents raise

(33:46):
like I'm one of five kids, five kids, they supported us.
My mom was a clean cleaning lady. My dad was
a like a handyman, porter, maintenance worker. They bought properties there,
did extreme more so, they did very very well for themselves.
And look at me, I'm talking to all of you.
I have a national TV show. Where else does that
happen but in America? And then they also my parents

(34:09):
supported family members back in Montenegro. But they waited four
years for their visa four years, and my dad his
sister and her husband were the guaranteurs because in order
to come to this country to say, okay, you won't
be a burden on the state, so say you can't
pay your own way, you had to have somebody that

(34:29):
could guarantee, Hey, if this person doesn't pay for themselves,
they won't be a burden on the state. No taxpayer dollars.
I'm responsible for this person. What happened to that? Guess what?
Those laws are still on the books. It was working.
It was working. Everybody did it. They came through. At
one point through Ellis Island, you had to get checked

(34:51):
if you had any diseases. And meantime, in the middle
of COVID while we were all being forced to be
vaccinated right, and did God only knows what to ourselves.
On the flip side, they were letting all these random
people come in, random people, and then all of a sudden,
we're seeing measles popping up. We're seeing this pop up,
We're seeing this disease pop up. Oh, we never saw
this before. I wonder how this happens. Well, maybe you

(35:12):
shouldn't have allowed twenty million people in and God only
knows who they are and where they came from. And
why are you coming through the southern border of Mexico
if you're from China, think of the long way you
have to come in. Dave, let's take your phone called
real quick from New Hampshire.

Speaker 2 (35:31):
Hi, Yes, no. I was so happy to hear that
other caller iterates a similar feeling that I think that
Elon Musk and Donald Trump are two geniuses and this
is just a new flavor of real for dope. They've
got something going on here and I trust them both actually,

(35:51):
so I'm just waiting to see how it all plays
out because it's got me baffled. But I really do
think that this is a rupe dope, all right, Dave.

Speaker 1 (36:02):
Dave from New Hampshire, thank you. And now Elon Musk
is as saying is there time for a new party?
Oh boy, this is crazy.

Speaker 3 (36:09):
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