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show is on the air are you the guys on the beach who hate everything it is simply and purely shocking he doesn't care about you He doesn't care about his voters. Any decent person that gets booed by their voters, any decent person that all of a sudden gets rebuked by the very people that gave them political power would stop and say, maybe I'm heading in the wrong direction. And they'd back off. Instead, John Cornyn gets in front of the entire Texas Republican convention and gets booed. And then he goes back to D.C. and says, I'm going to show those people. I'm going to show the deplorables. I'm in charge. Not you. I'm the senator. Not you. I'm in charge. I have never, in my 10 years of doing this, seen such an intentional, brazen, and defiant mode of action as what I have just seen from John Toy. Usually, when you show up to a town hall and you confront them, they say, okay, I'm done. I'm going to change my vote. John Cornyn doesn't like you. Any jokes about it, actually. John Cornyn hates you. He knows he'll still get money from his corporate donors. He knows that. Instead of being allied with his voters, it'd be like, maybe there's something I could learn here. Pokes him in the eye and says, no, no, no, no. I'm the senator. You, you're the serf. You're not the citizen. I'm a friend. Mr. President, I was listening with interest to our friend and colleague from Minnesota talk about the Russian investigation, and I agree with her 100%, that it is our responsibility to get to the bottom of what exactly happened due to Russian involvement in our election. Senator Feinstein has said recently that there is no evidence of collusion between the administration and Russia. But I think she would share with me a commitment to not stop there. People are concerned, and I share that concern. Hi, I'm Texas Senator John Cornyn. I want to take a moment to say, I know this year's Ramadan will be different from those before, and that's why it's important to keep the spirit of hope and community alive. I wish you all a good fast and that you and your friends and families stay safe during this challenging time. Ramadan, goodbye.

I know Republican voters, and as I said earlier, really it's a question of who bothers to show up. If only the most radical people show up in the primary, then I think that's going to be a challenge. If we get a broad spectrum of Republican voters to turn out in the primary, I'm optimistic about the outcome. The opening two clips in that montage... We're Charlie Kirk talking about John Cornyn. This rising up by Texans and by folks across the country against John Cornyn is not just because he's up for re-election now. This has been going on for decades. 24 years of this. And now the guy wants six more years. Interesting little data point, keeping the back of your mind. I believe it's March 17th, which would be next Tuesday, is the date by which a candidate can withdraw from the runoff election. For those of you not in Texas who don't know, we had our primary elections last Tuesday. And the senior senator from Texas who is beleaguered, he's a complete swamp creature. He is not well liked. Was finally challenged by somebody who had money and name ID and could organize the base, our Attorney General Ken Paxton. Everybody knows that the people who show up in a runoff are Ken Paxton voters, not John Cornyn voters. So they've been polling since then. And the polls show that even if President Trump endorses John Cornyn, which the swamp, especially John Thune, wants them to do, even with Trump's endorsement, John Cornyn still trails Ken Paxton. Trump's not an idiot. He has figured out that this is going to be a real problem for him if he endorses John Cornyn. He and John Cornyn have never gotten along. John Cornyn stabbed him in the back. John Cornyn said he shouldn't run in 2024 because he's not electable. You know, says that about Ken Paxton. And I have never seen a groundswell of people react at the opportunity of taking John Cornyn down like I have seen at this moment. And in the groundswell... The Save Act or Save America Act has become the linchpin issue here. But what it's really done is a lot of people who've been frustrated that we can't get anything done by Republicans, even when they're in power, that this has been the opportunity people have chosen to fight. You know, it's like in Iran, there's always bubbling some people that want revolution, but then occasionally there'll be something that sparks it and they'll try again. That's what we're seeing now. We'll get to Lindsey Graham in just a moment, but he's on Fox News every night, just getting all lathered up about going to war in Iran, and now he wants to bring in Saudi Arabia, and send your kids, send more of your money there. This is the guy who wanted to make sure that Volodymyr Zelensky got so much money in Ukraine and how important that was, and this guy.

He doesn't represent the state of California, a state of South Carolina at all. He doesn't represent the United States at all. And he's out of control. So you've got John Thune, who has now become incredibly unpopular. There is a move to depose John Thune and replace him. You've got Tom Cotton coming under fire. You've got some of these guys that are coming under pretty, pretty heavy attack by the base on a level of influence and unanimity. That this seems to be a pivotal moment. This is the chance to take out that group, the Mitch McConnell's, the Lindsay Grammissies, the John Cornyn. And, you know, it has to be one of Trump's calculations. The unwillingness of the Republicans.

To pass the Save Act. While they have the Senate, a bill has already come out of the House. The president has said it's the most important piece of legislation. And this cabal of swamp Republicans, the Democrats aren't even really involved. Chuck Schumer has made a couple of statements. Chuck Schumer would do well to just be quiet. He would do well to let... The Republicans hoist themselves on their own pittard. He'd do well to let the Republicans just shoot themselves in the foot. And I know this is very unpleasant for old-fashioned Bush Republicans who, you know, republicanism just means going to war and waving the flag and praising God, and we're Republicans. We're not Democrats. But this is not what the base wants. This is lies. This is telling us things. We know there is fraud. We know the Democrats brought in foreign voters to rig these things. We know the mail ballots are, they cheat through that. This is our one shot to fix that. And the problem is... All the senior Republicans in the Senate, yeah, we've got to have election integrity, but they don't do anything about it. This is the analogy of the border. These people said for decades, you know, we really need to, we need to not only secure our border, okay, then build a wall right now. John Cornyn said, no, can't build a wall. Not practical. Wouldn't even work. They'd go under, they'd go over. These people, they're really adapting and overcome. I don't want to do that. That's a crazy idea. So you keep getting this mindset that everything is too complicated. If we build a wall or if we start dealing with illegals and we secure our border, that would have to be part of a comprehensive by which they mean we're going to load it up with all sorts of things you don't want. So now you have to decide. You can have the job you want, but you have to give your left arm. Oh! Okay, that's a Hobbesian choice. That's not a good, but that's what they did to us, right? And they told us repeatedly, you know, we agree with you. We got to solve this border problem. You know, we've got another illegal killing somebody. We've got to solve this problem. Those dad-burned Democrats keep sending us back because those dad-burned Democrats, they just get us at every corner. It's just about the time we have it all solved. They mess it all up. You got to keep supporting us. Okay, yeah, we love you. You love us. We love you. We're all in this together. Well, now, so they say, well, we can't bust the filibuster. We can't do that with a talking filibuster. We can't do that. We can't break the rule. There is no rule. There's no law. It's not in the Constitution. It's not official.

These are just things that they've kind of generally done when they couldn't get the Civil Rights Act through. You know what they did? A talking filibuster. Because they decided it was so important to the country that making some people mad was just fine. We're going to operate on a majority, which we can do, and bear the consequences. And they did. And they passed civil rights bills. Oh, it can't be done. We've got Chuck Schumer audio again and again and again talking about it over the last three decades. Of course it can be done. You have to want for it to be done. But they don't want for it to be done. And now, now you've got the situation. So John Cornyn, I haven't seen it yet. John Cornyn was supposed to hit the airwaves today with a piece attacking John Thune, the guy who's his protector. Say, we've got to get that dead gum. Save Act done. We've got to get it done. So they're going to have a vote. They're going to bring it to a vote. This is completely performative. Whoever among your friend group says, hey, y'all said Corning wasn't in doing it. They're bringing it to a vote. That's the person, not a bad person. That's the person, John Cornyn, John Thune, Mitch McConnell. That's the Carl Rove. That's who they rely on. That's the reliable Greg Abbott voter. That's the guy that as long as you say, I think exactly the way you do, that's the guy who says, why are you beating up on Republicans? Let's beat up on Democrats. That's more fun. Okay. But that means that because we don't contest our own primaries, we end up with people. whose only qualification is that they tell us they're not Democrats. But then they get to D.C. and they act just like Democrats. This is the Washington Generals. This is a controlled resistance. This is the worst siop because this gives you the impression that you have a choice. If they didn't do this, If the Democrats just won every election, they'd be a revolution. But what keeps it tamped down is that a lot of people believe, well, we got our guys up there too. They're up there fighting. John Thune, John Cornyn, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Thom Tillis. Thom Tillis is on his way out. Just look at some of the things he's been saying. Isn't it interesting? When these guys lose a primary or retire, they never become more conservative. Always they talk about how they hate MAGA. Look at Liz Cheney. Look at what Liz Cheney did. You saw her true colors. And frankly, her father's true colors, which represented the Bush administration. That group of people seized themselves in an English nobility sense that they are the overlords and you are the serfs, the peasants. It is your job to break the rocks and carry them and drop them. They'll make the governing decisions. You're not capable of that. And occasionally, when the commoners get a little restless,

and start organizing and winning elections. Oh, it makes them very upset. Very upset. How dare you vote for Steve Tooth against a warmonger that they liked? How dare you support Ken Paxton over John Cornyn? He looks like a senator. He's been there for four terms. He can get elected. Ken Paxton can't. I had a woman email me yesterday, said, there's a group of about four or five of ladies, and then the husbands are friends, and they were having dinner. And the ladies were saying, we're all voting for Ken Paxton. And the men said, well, we understand that, but we're worried. Ken Paxton can't get elected in November. We might have to vote for John Cornyn because he's electable. People are not going to show up for Corning. They're going to show up for Paxon. This is the same argument that John Cornyn used against truth between the people. Don't buy it. Our little podcast is the podcast that could, the little engine that could. You know, when we started, it was just a simple rebroadcast of our show, and they would take it over and put it on this new podcast platform. I didn't think anything of it. Before long, we started hearing from people all over the country. where we don't air on the radio in the town where they are. And I would say, well, how are you hearing us? Did you find us online? And they say, no, I was on a podcast. Or, as happens for more than anything else, somebody sent me an email and say, hey, check out this podcast. He's from Houston, talks a lot about Texas, but talks about national stuff, and I think you'll like him. And that's how our little podcast grew to be one of the top in the country. It's pretty cool. And so we have show sponsors on the radio. We have show sponsors on the podcast. One of them's a good buddy of mine. His name is Ray Breyer's. And he owns the Pipeyard Inc. And what he does on his cell phone is people call and go, hey, I got a 118 mile pipeline going through Louisiana into Mississippi. And he says, all right, let me go check it out. He goes out. He rips that pipe out of the ground all the way. And he goes off and sells that to somebody else who needs the pipe. It's a beautiful process. And people call him all from our show, from our podcast, all over the country. Thepipeyard, inc.com. 409-788 pipe. 409-88 pipe. Talk to Ray, the pipe man, my good buddy. I'm on testosterone, and I encourage everybody else to be on testosterone. If you're below 350 on your testosterone level... Very good chance your insurance will pay for you to have it. You know why? There's a lot of studies that say it's very good for you, not just your sex life, but your energy, your strength, all sorts of good things. Do your own research. Don't trust me, but you should do your research, and you should get your blood panels checked, and they'll do all that for you at synergenics. Go to fixmylowt.com. Fix my lowtie.com. You might notice that some car dealerships on the freeway have massive flags. You know why? Because the sign code does not limit the size of your massive patriotic flag. Lots of folks get their flags from Kronberg's flags and flag poles.

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So we got Lindsey Graham negotiating with Saudi Arabia making offers for mutual security as an individual senator. Here he is, here's John Rich and him arguing singer John Rich, who you've probably seen on Fox News. Lindsey Graham is not a conservative. I know you've had your beefs. Oh, I can't stand him. He's a warmonger. He's one of the most disgusting people I've ever had the displeasure of sitting across a table from. He called me a conspiracy theorist in front of the President of the United States, yelling at me across the table, switching his wine around his third glass of chardonnay. And Tommy, I tore his arm off and beat him in a head with it. What was Trump's reaction to that, by the way, because he likes Lindsey Graham, and I don't really get it. Every time I see the president now, he goes, he goes, John, I've got to get another dinner scheduled and invite Lindsay because that was one of the greatest takedowns I've ever seen. I said, you know, if I don't know you were enjoying it, I would have actually said what I was thinking. He goes, oh, we got to put that together again. He looked at Lindsey Graham. He goes, Lindsay, I could be wrong, but I don't think John Rich likes you very much, right, John? I mean, I could be wrong, but wow, what a takedown. And Lindsey Graham is just looking at me like, oh, my. You can't have fear of politicians. Listen, I'm a greater American citizen. They work for us. You don't interrupt me when I'm talking. No. I shut him down. It was total disrespect. And a lot of them have that attitude. arrogant. You sit down and shut up, you stupid American citizen. We know what we're doing and you don't. John Rich says that. Lindsey Graham Nasty is a warmonger, and it's disgusting. I'm pretty well convinced that if they told Lindsey Graham that passing the Save Act... would mean he could watch some of our most buff soldiers in extra tight uniforms shoot the pew-pues. He'd have it done in a day. He'd cut the deal. This is a guy who is absolutely shameless flying around the world telling Ukraine and anyone else how much of our money he's going to give them. Let's go back to what we talked about earlier. This is him saying, I'm going to go back to South Carolina and tell them to send their sons and daughters to war. I go back to South Carolina. I'm asking them to send their sons and daughters over to the Mideast. What I want you to do in the Mideast to our friends and Saudi Arabia in other places, step forward and say this is my fight too. I join America. I'm publicly involved in bringing this regime down. If you don't, you're making a great mistake and you're going to cut off the ability to have a...

better relationship with the United States. I say this as a friend. Why don't you do that? Why don't you fly back to South Carolina in your little Lord Fauntleroy knickers and hop off your private plane and sashet through the store and start pointing out whose sons and daughters need to go off to war in Iran? Why don't you do that? Let's see how that goes. His strange fixation on Israel, just like his strange fixation on Ukraine, there's a level of creepy to this that is worthy of a deep psychological study. Listen to this. All the anti-Seminites to all the isolations. I don't believe. Forget it. I'm not with you. I'm with Israel. I'll be with Israel to our dying day. They're the best ally we could hope for. So we have a commander chief in President Trump, who I think is Ronald Reagan plus plus plus. So there is a real split of opinion calling people isolationists, meaning that we don't want to be part of the world. We don't want to fight other people's wars. And the argument that would generally be used there is that if we don't send our boys in every country and every war, which is what Lindsey Graham wants, in fact, go find wars, go create wars that we fight on behalf of other people. If we don't do that. then we'll have World War II again, and there will be concentration camps and Jews and gypsies and Christian ministers. It wasn't just Jews put in concentration camps, but it was anyone who was a threat to the administration, but it was primarily Jews, that somehow this will happen again. So we need to engage ourselves. Well, you know, you know what nobody ever talks about that deserves some time? My dad's generation, your dads and uncles, for some of you, your granddad, went to Vietnam. And a lot of them didn't come home. And a lot of them came home with deep, deep physical and mental wounds. And it wasn't talked about. And they struggled. And we lost a generation. Was that a win? Why were we there? What did we accomplish? Okay. Well, you're not supposed to ask those questions or then you're weak because it's very tough if you're Lindsey Graham to talk about going to war, all right? We spent 20 years in Afghanistan. Is Afghanistan any better or any different than we went there other than the fact that they are now in possession of billions and billions of dollars? of our equipment, which gives them more equipment in the hands of the bad guys than almost every country in the world has. Oh, well, they won't be able to use it because they don't have the training. Here they are a week later having a parade of our equipment showing, yeah, we know how to use it. What about Iraq? Is Iraq the stable democracy we were supposed to have created?

Once we toppled Saddam and anyone else who might have possibly had the chance to lead, did we improve things there? Because somewhere there's a mother right now praying the rosary for her child who didn't come home. You'd drive over to Camp Hope right now and find 75 to 100 fellas, most of whom served in Iraq or Afghanistan or both. And as long as you weren't the guy who did it, you don't have to worry about it. We need to think real hard before we do this again. Does that make me in isolationist? So be it. Has anybody heard how Lane Kiffin is settling into Baton Rouge? I know nobody wants to hear this, but I actually feel bad for Lane because the Tiger Faithful demand a championship and they will tolerate nothing less. That's how you become a championship program. You don't say, well, it's okay. We did our best. Championship programs demand you win or you're gone. You know, I'll never forget when Nick Saban sat a quarterback out of Houston, dear part. for Tua, this little freshman, to come in and win the national championship game when they were down. And that little quarterback from Houston ended up being a star quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles and the star of the push. But he wasn't getting it done in that game. And he knew it. And Saban benched him. That's the culture of a winner. We're not going to let our ego get in the way. We got to win. And that is the culture of the Tiger faithful. But this is not a sports story. This is an all too common and very disturbing story of a bad human being who repeatedly commits crimes. One of the great failures of Western society is the unwillingness to see that some people are monsters. And a monster can murder your mother and then apologize to you so that you forgive them and then murder you afterwards. Their actions reflect what kind of person they are. And they'll never stop. There's something wrong with them. And there are just too many people, particularly white people, who are of this belief that, well, If you just give them one more chance. 22-year-old man in Baton Rouge arrested for raping a 94-year-old woman. The 22-year-old has a history of being arrested for rapes and attempted rates. And every time they drop the charges. Those victims are speaking out now. I don't want to think about how brutal it had to be. for him to do that to a 94-year-old woman. I don't want to think about what had to be going through her mind. I'm sure she wished she was dead. And he's done this before. And he has done this before. You know, one of the emails I get often, and somebody would have said it and people are repeating it, we have what are called dram shop laws. If you're a bar,

who continues to pour drinks down somebody's throat, when by any reasonable measure they are so far gone that they cannot reasonably drive after that, then you have liability. States have passed what are called dram shop laws, you know, innkeepers, bar keeps, the people who are selling the drinks, you have some level of obligation because that person's not reasonable anymore. That's the theory. They're still going to be punished, but their ability to make good decisions is impaired. So for you to put them in that position, you are now going to bear some of that responsibility and culpability. So the demand is, what about these judges who keep putting people back out on the streets after just repeated violent crimes for them to do it again? The story out of Baton Rouge from WBRZ TV. The suspect is Jeremiah Taylor. You want to break on the batty, man? That he does have a previous criminal history. This is what is up. Emphatic words from a 22-year-old. Whom we found out has been arrested for rape more than once. On Friday, Baton Rouge police arrested Jeremiah Taylor for assaulting and raping a 94-year-old woman in her driveway in the middle of the day. We uncovered Taylor's troubling history of sexual violence. Jeremiah was with me maybe six to eight months before Jeremiah thought it was okay to inappropriately touch me. This woman who did not want to be identified told us she was Taylor's foster mother during COVID. I felt something on me and when I got up. I seen him running out of my room. Without getting too graphic, she claims Taylor got into bed with her and fondled himself when he was just 16 years old. Jeremiah just thought it was okay to do what he did. And once my mom asked him that particular night, why did he do that? He said that he wanted to see how a grown woman feels. She says she did press charges, but also told us she believes not much happened legally in his case because he was a juvenile at the time. Taylor faced a similar outcome when police charged him with raping a family member in 2024. Charges in that case were dropped, and Taylor was released from prison in January. Just a couple weeks after getting let out on that charge, Taylor is caught on video obtained by the WBRZ investigative unit appearing to stalk this woman. I was walking from the store on my phone, and then when I came in the house, I opened the door, and my son-in-law said, somebody following me. We tracked down the woman seen in the video and agreed to conceal her identity when she spoke to us.

Watch as a man, who she claims as Taylor, follows behind her, hiding behind a car, then appears to get ready to strike, but then turns around when the woman makes it inside the door. When I saw it on the news, he had raped the 94-year-old woman, I was like that could have been me. She tells us she fears what he would have done if she hadn't made it inside, especially after learning how he attacked the 94-year-old in her driveway. And that must have been what his MO was. He probably thought he was going to grab me in his walkway in here. He allegedly raped the elderly woman who lived a couple streets over less than three weeks later. For these women, especially Taylor's former foster mother, the things they say he did to them will stick with them. And I live with this every day of my life. Depression, anxiety, and I have to live with it. Every, when you see that a guy has been repeatedly arrested, murder, rape, pedophilia, the people who've never experienced any of those things, we don't know what that does to a human being, but what we hear from them again and again is they bear that for the rest of their lives. So every time you let someone out that continues to do that, You are wishing that on other people who've done nothing wrong. We have got to get comfortable with the concept of consequences. Commit the crime, do the time. Go live in a cage. You cannot be in the general population ever again, period. Monster. It's not that hard.

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