Nightmare Video Surfaces (Ep. 2450)
95 min
•Feb 11, 20262 months agoSummary
Dan Bongino discusses major economic wins under Trump including record job creation (130K vs 70K expected), stock market hitting 50K, and violent crime plummeting to 125-year lows. He covers the Fulton County Georgia election irregularities now public via FBI affidavits, criticizes liberal media for refusing to credit these achievements, and warns parents about social media's dangers to children's mental health.
Insights
- Media systematically refuses to credit Trump administration for measurable policy wins (crime, economy, border) despite objective data, instead offering speculative explanations like 'lead in gasoline' phased out decades ago
- Election integrity concerns in Fulton County Georgia have judicial validation through FBI affidavits citing 5 specific irregularities, yet media shifted language from 'election deniers' to 'election skeptics' only after reading evidence
- Violent crime reduction stems from focused enforcement targeting the ~1% of population committing 70-80% of crimes, not complex social factors—a proven model from Giuliani-era NYC now applied nationally
- Social media creates unprecedented mental health risks for children through constant negative feedback loops, grooming vulnerability, and fake-wealth comparison that prior generations never faced
- Government workforce reduction to 1966 lows combined with private sector job growth of 172K (100K above estimates) demonstrates economic expansion despite federal employment cuts
Trends
Media narrative collapse: Inability to explain positive economic/crime data forcing retreat to implausible theories, signaling loss of credibility with informed audiencesElection integrity becoming bipartisan concern: Judicial validation of Georgia irregularities shifting even left-leaning outlets' language, suggesting emerging consensus on verification necessityAsymmetric information warfare advantage shifting: Independent journalists (Nick Shirley, Savannah Hernandez) exposing blue-city dysfunction faster than legacy media can suppress narrativesAI and automation productivity gains creating potential for economic expansion comparable to 1950s if regulatory barriers removed—emerging industrial revolution thesisBlue-city governance failure visibility: Social media enabling real-time documentation of policy consequences (overdose response kits, homelessness, snow management) undermining progressive narrativesVoter ID consensus: 80%+ public support for election ID requirements creating political vulnerability for Democrats opposing verification measuresReal median income growth outpacing inflation for first time in years, indicating genuine purchasing power recovery rather than nominal wage gainsDeportation-driven crime reduction: 70% of deported individuals having criminal charges/pending cases, directly correlating removal with crime rate declineFederal employment optimization: Government workforce cuts to lowest level since 1966 while private employment surges, validating DOGE efficiency mandateSocial media regulation momentum: Multiple countries/schools implementing age restrictions and phone bans, suggesting policy shift toward protecting child development
Topics
Fulton County Georgia Election Irregularities and FBI InvestigationViolent Crime Rate Decline to 125-Year LowJanuary 2025 Jobs Report and Economic DataStock Market Performance and Dow 50K MilestoneBorder Enforcement and Illegal Immigration ReductionGovernment Workforce Reduction and DOGE EfficiencyReal Median Income Growth vs InflationMedia Credibility and Narrative CollapseSocial Media Mental Health Impact on ChildrenElection Integrity and Voter ID RequirementsBlue City Governance FailuresDeportation Policy and Criminal Alien RemovalAI and Productivity-Driven Economic GrowthFederal Law Enforcement Strategy and Crime PreventionPress Room Accountability and Fact-Based Reporting
Companies
Google
FBI obtained Nest camera data from Google via legal process to retrieve cached digital evidence in Nancy Guthrie case...
Meta
Mark Zuckerberg cited as latest California billionaire relocating to Florida due to state's billionaire tax proposals
CBS News
Reported false statistic that only 14% of deported individuals had criminal charges, later debunked as closer to 70%
Fox News
Host conducted interview with Martha McCallum on Nancy Guthrie case and digital surveillance implications
MSNBC
Joy Reid discussed network's standards and practices department for journalism, contrasting with Fox News editorial s...
NBC News
Parent company of MSNBC with standards and practices oversight for editorial content
Axios
Published article on violent crime decline but attributed it to complex factors rather than Trump administration enfo...
Pew Research
Cited for data showing illegal migrant encounters at lowest level in 50 years under Trump administration
Wall Street Journal
James Freeman article on Democrats' inability to articulate arguments against voter ID requirements
TMZ
Reported new extortion note demanding Bitcoin in Nancy Guthrie case investigation
People
Donald Trump
President whose administration implemented crime reduction strategy, border enforcement, and government efficiency me...
John Solomon
Journalist who broke down FBI affidavit on Fulton County Georgia election irregularities, identifying 5 specific area...
Kristi Noem
DHS Secretary who debunked media claim that only 14% of deported individuals had criminal charges, correcting to appr...
Nancy Guthrie
84-year-old missing person whose case involved digital surveillance evidence from Ring/Nest cameras and FBI investiga...
Bennie Thompson
Democratic congressman who presented AI-generated fake image of shooting incident during Capitol Hill border hearing
Eric Swalwell
Democratic congressman who mischaracterized child custody case during border hearing, parroting false conspiracy theo...
Brad Raffensperger
Georgia Secretary of State whose election chief admitted to FBI of irregularities in 2020 vote counting procedures
Mark Zuckerberg
Meta CEO relocating from California to Florida amid state billionaire tax proposals
Charles Barron
New York City representative who expressed pride in white population decline in his district
Caroline Levitt
White House Press Secretary who highlighted administration achievements in crime, border, and economic metrics ignore...
Nick Shirley
Independent journalist documenting blue-city policy failures including drug distribution and overdose response in Cal...
Stephen Moore
Economist discussing real median income growth of $2,400 over 12 months, outpacing inflation
Patrick Hegseth
Secretary of Defense credited with role in border enforcement and illegal migrant encounter reduction
John Ossoff
Georgia Democratic senator who requires voter ID for campaign events while opposing voter ID for federal elections
Rudy Giuliani
Former NYC mayor whose crime reduction model targeting 1% of population committing 70-80% of crimes replicated nation...
Joy Reid
MSNBC host claiming network had journalism standards while promoting Russia hoax and impeachment conspiracy theories
Jeremy Boring
Daily Wire executive discussing social media dangers to children, stating he'd prefer daughter smoke than use social ...
James Freeman
Wall Street Journal writer analyzing Democratic inability to argue against voter ID requirements with 80%+ public sup...
Quotes
"The drone threat isn't in the future. The drone threat's in the now."
Dan Bongino•Early segment on El Paso airspace incident
"The Constitution is just a piece of paper. If we don't believe in it and we don't believe in the institutions that enforce it, it only matters if we all believe it matters."
Dan Bongino•Fulton County election discussion
"I am under zero illusions that there was ever going to be some like palm frond ceremony. There are no heroes in government."
Dan Bongino•FBI reform discussion
"I would rather my daughter smoke than have social media."
Jeremy Boring•Social media and children segment
"Experts aren't sure why violent crime continues to fall. I don't know, man. I don't know."
Dan Bongino•Axios article criticism
Full Transcript
all america all the time sit down buckle up and get ready for the dan bongino show folks this is an enormous news day obviously there's a ton going on you've seen wall-to-wall coverage of this uh the guthrie case we have the fulton county georgia affidavits have gone public this morning right as we were getting in the office i was chatting with gi and justin putting the show together. We have this FAA airspace situation in El Paso. I hope to be able to provide some color on, but folks, I'm outside now. I'm dealing with the same information you are and the same inputs. So I have some ideas. I'll try to put that together for you. As always with the show, when I'm speculating on something, it is an opinion show. I will say as much, but there really is a ton going on. I'm going to start with Fulton County, Georgia. You can always tell when the media is starting to freak out when they do the war on language routine. And remember, we were all election deniers. You guys remember that? No one ever denied an election. We just thought there was something shady about the results. Why do I bring that up now that the FBI is involved in this Fulton County, Georgia case and some of the information is now gone public? Now they're starting to refer to people. I'm not kidding. you'll see in a tweet coming up in a couple minutes as election skeptics, which is accurate. We were skeptical of the results, correct? I don't have a problem with that label at all. Election denier was some jerkwad media term that is totally inaccurate. No one denied there was an election. We were skeptical of the results. Why would the media be changing their language up? Maybe they read the same affidavit you all did. I'll show you some John Solomon, a John Solomon segment on Real America's Voice, where he goes into exactly this. We got a big, absolutely loaded show for you today. Don't go anywhere. It's going to be a busy hour plus today. Hey, I've seen how government programs work. 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Folks, again, when I'm speculating, I will tell you as much. However, it is an opinion show. Um, it's only fair to levy an opinion. I never, don't ever call me a journalist. It's the biggest insult in the business. I don't want to be associated with this people, uh, these people and neither should you. However, I've explained to you often that one of the first things Cash and I did when I got in the bureau was look at the drone program. It was not as far along, let's just say, as I think the threat was. I don't want to over-dramatize it, but we allocated a ton of money over there. It's not a complicated thing to figure out. The drone threat isn't in the future. The drone threat's in the now. As I say often, human beings can't fly, so it creates a more difficult problem than, say, a land-based or an undersea-based attack. They all both have own, or a space-based attack. They all have unique issues that present themselves. Drones are a huge problem because they're cheaper too. Space-based attacks are expensive. So are underwater attacks. They present a lot of other problems. Ground assaults are tough. The invasion force and other things. Drones are a huge freaking problem. They are really cheap. It is asymmetric economic warfare too. For a couple hundred bucks, you can probably get a shitty drone and drop a grenade somewhere. And everyone, when they walk out of their house from this point on for the rest of their lives, going to be doing this, looking up, just like we all did after 9-11 when we heard a low flying plane. You remember that. Many of you do. I know I do. The Secretary of War and the President, I'm guessing, did an interdiction. Again, I'm only speculating here, but I can imagine they detected this threat, this cartel threat you saw from some of the officials now giving information to the media. And I told you the president and the secretary of war are really decisive on this stuff. We're probably like we're not shutting down this thing for 10 days. Shoot that shit out of the sky. Speculating. I'm just telling you, knowing how they work. That's probably along the lines of what happened. That just broke this morning. Hopefully I'll have some more information for you as the show goes on. Folks, it was an unbelievable news day yesterday for the administration. The liberal media is freaking out. Again, the jobs numbers that came out this morning, the inflation numbers, real media and income numbers, the border numbers, the crime numbers are unbelievable. I mean, they're unprecedented. We haven't seen anything like this. Federal employment, government jobs down to the lowest level since 1966. Finally, some vindication for the election skeptics out there previously called. Remember Prince, the symbol previously known as Prince to the artist previously known as election deniers are now election skeptics. You want to put that tweet up first, guys? I will keep talking about this. This is what the AJC, Atlanta Journal Constitution. Like, oh, this is kind of weird. Is Ms. Donna 69 at Ms. Donna 69. An interesting tone shift from the AJC after they read the affidavit in the Fulton County, Georgia election FBI raid. Instead of using the words election denier, they use the words election skeptics. The war on language, folks. When the left is starting to turn, you can bet your ass they read that affidavit. We're like, holy Moses, these guys aren't crazy. Go look it up, by the way. If you think I'm making this up to all the liberal goons who listen to my show and the other folks out there who like to align with the liberal, the black pillars and the doomers who love to spread liberal narratives and try to get the concrete to heart. Go back and look, put in a Politico Bongino, you know, election denier. They used to write all these articles. He's an election denier. We used to laugh at them. I didn't deny an election. I'm skeptical of the election. Here's the great John Solomon at a PC did. The affidavit goes public yesterday. Folks, there are at minimum, I don't want to get ahead of the story. It'd be irresponsible. And unlike the left wing media's characterization of this show, we don't get out ahead of anything. We were we've always applied the Bongino rule, give stories some time. Don't be first, be right. But the affidavit is now public on a case that's been going on at the FBI for a while. I'm going to I cut this segment into two parts. They're not very long each but this is john solomon yesterday discussing what is now public and how at a minimum folks at a minimum i'm not going to get out ahead of it there are significant irregularities in the phone county georgia uh vote count where a judge agreed there's probable cause that there's there there a judge agreed this is not just hysteria i think that's why you're seeing the tone change to election skeptics in the AJC. Here's part one of John Solomon on the clip. Check this out. The affidavit that the FBI filed back in late January for probable cause for that raid on the Georgia Fulton County election warehouse. What the FBI says in that affidavit is extraordinary. It says it has, quote, substantiated, those are the exact words, that there were irregularities in the vote count in Fulton County. That is the Atlanta area, the largest urban center, the largest vote center in Georgia. FBI Special Agent Hugh Raymond Evans first filed the affidavit last month. It got it sealed today. It establishes the probable cause for that raid, which were 700 boxes of 2020 election ballots were taken from a storage warehouse. After getting a referral, by the way, it was something we learned in the affidavit. The referral of this information, the specific credible evidence, came from the White House Election Integrity Zara, a guy President Trump picked named Kurt Olson. Now, the FBI agent wrote in that affidavit that, quote, some of the allegations that were raised about the Georgia election have been disproven, while some of the allegations have been substantiated, including through direct admissions by Fulton County. I want you to stop and just think about that for a second. Fulton County is now admitting they did things inappropriately for the 2020 election. It doesn't mean the vote totals are going to change. But the way they counted and how they audited it and how they did the recount, clearly in great concern. I thought we were all election deniers. I thought everybody was full of shit when they said, hey, looks like there's something going on down there. Folks, I'm not messing with you. Go and read all the hit pieces done on me when I think we rather responsibly handled the 2020 post-election where we were like, hey, I have a right as a freaking American citizen. I have a right to question the vote count. Turns out there was nothing there. There's nothing there. If the Fulton County case, by the time it makes its way through and everybody is innocent till proven guilty, that's a freaking fact, bro. It's not like some bumper sticker. If it turns out everything was hunky dory and a trial, then we're going to talk about it on the show. But we handled it pretty responsibly and everybody said we were crazy. I don't want to get out ahead of it. That's not responsible either. And promoting any kind of theory out there that gets discredited only takes away from what Solomon just said. That not every single thing that was out there turned out to be true. But a lot of it was. This is why I tell people don't get distracted because if there's a there there, don't get into another there that's not there because it takes away from the there that's there. Do you get my point? That was good. Justin's laughing. I heard a laugh. I said, I don't even remember what I just said. It's about a there there, but I get it. You know what I'm saying? Irregularities that made it into a legal process document that a judge looked at and said, wow, you guys aren't crazy. Now, what were those irregularities? You mentioned irregularities. Dan John Solomon mentioned irregularities. Here is part two. Hat tip to the team for jump cuts through this. I make my the cuts for the show sometimes unusually long. He tries to cut him down a little bit. But here is John Solomon talking about five specific areas of irregularities. There should be no irregularities, folks. It's an election. It's not hard. If we win or we lose, we should trust that one person, one vote, one count of the vote. That's it. This isn't hard. It's not freaking Elon Musk sending a satellite into space to come back and land in the freaking ocean. I vote. That's me. Make it count. This is not hard. There should be no irregularities. It's not difficult. Check this out. Affidavit cited five major areas of irregularities. The ballot counts didn't match. They would scan images and then some of them were lost. They would sometimes count. Then the counts wouldn't match. So you have a loss of ballots. You've got ballots that were submitted for counting that didn't go through the proper verification process. There were ballots that were scanned twice, which means they were counted twice during recounts. And I think the most extraordinary admission comes from a top lieutenant to Secretary of State, excuse me, Brad Rasenberger. He was the Georgia election chief. His number one guy admitted to the FBI, according to the affidavit, that some of the things that the FBI corroborated, some of the things that they got Fulton County to admit to, he himself, as the election chief under Brad Rasenberger, had not heard of and does not think the state ever looked at him. Perhaps the most important piece of evidence that we put out there and that the FBI relied on in its affidavit, the Carter-Jones report. This is a report by Rasenberger's personal emissary to Fulton County. He was sent there to observe the 2020 election, eight pages of irregularities. He observed the FBI said that that is important evidence. Folks, this is not a new case. I got to tell you now that I'm on the outside and, you know, again, the Friedman Walter Williams, I mean, talk about liberty, talk about it with a smile, trying to be more of a happy warrior these days, because this is this is the golden year of politics for us. So many good things have happened. so I get so angry at this like doom and gloom all the time but it was really tough on the inside to shut up this is not about you and to have to listen he's oh nothing's being done about that you this case did not start yesterday it's been going on for a long time but it has to be done correctly smooth is fast and fast is smooth if the vote count is off by 10 and say Biden still won Georgia. Why was the vote count off by 10? Why were there irregularities? Why did a judge agree that they're irregular? This is not hard. The American people have a right, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, freaking communist, it doesn't matter. You have a right to assemble petition and to speak and say, hey, I think there's something up there. We pay for an FBI, I'd like you to take a look. If a judge agrees there's irregularities, then Houston, or in this case, Georgia, we got a freaking problem. Faith in the system. Stop for a second. Well, not you guys. Guys, listen, I adore the Constitution. Adore our Constitution. It is the we have the some of the amendments right on the wall, but civil rights amendments right on the wall behind me was a gift from a viewer. One of our favorites. I worship this Constitution, not in a way I worship Christ, but there's a fidelity and a love for these amazing founding documents by our brilliant founding fathers to turn a group of imperfect men into this almost perfect union. This stuff matters. But let's be absolutely clear as scotch tape on this. The Constitution is just a piece of paper. Not the ideas. The ideas were groundbreaking. Individual human liberty, rights, big R, God-given rights. These were completely foreign ideas at the time. But it's a piece of paper. If we don't believe in it and we don't believe in the institutions that enforce the negative liberties and the positive, what you can and can't and what you can do on the positive liberty side and what the government can't do to you. In other words, you have the right to own and bear a firearm. The government does not have the right to interdict and establish a government religion. There are negative and positive liberties. It only matters if we all believe it matters. If you won't believe it's just a piece of paper and I'm going to flush it down the toilet bowl, it doesn't mean it's like a four-way stop sign nobody stops for. The stop sign doesn't do anything. It just says stop. If everybody says I'm not going to stop, then it doesn't do shit. There's the Civil Rights Amendment right there. Thank you to the listeners who sent that. Do you understand what I'm getting at? If we don't have faith in the institutions and the vote count has irregularities, if it's off by five, why is it off by five? It's the faith in the institution. I know what the liberal media goons are going to say, too. I know it. I can already I can already see the articles being written. Well, there would be faith in the institution if you guys wouldn't stop questioning it. We have the right to question it, a-holes. and it turns out at least if you believe in the judicial system that there's probable cause to believe that we're not crazy Solomon was very fair, is it going to change the vote count? He said, I don't know, but there are five things that are really strange we have the right to question it just like you did with Bush versus Gore Whereas they said the other day, you still think Al Gore beat George W. Bush. You don't have any evidence it's actually true. You questioned it. You questioned Trump's election in 2016. You still believe in the Russia hoax. I saw it, was it that piece by Fusion Ken Delaney? Was it a week ago? Still pumping the Russia hoax? Or was it Philip Bump? Who cares? They all believe in it. They still believe in this shit. You want to talk about shredding institutions? you jerkwads did that you did it you shredded credibility in the fbi you know hard that's going to be to rebuild believe me folks i'm under no illusion whatsoever none where's josh josh you know josh we don't chat too much i love josh but he's new josh come out here a second do we not have this conversation this morning how i said exactly this to you josh was asking me a couple of questions and the about what the life was like in the bureau listen to me i am under zero illusions that there was ever going to be some like palm frond ceremony did i not say this to you josh this morning this exact thank you exactly those words i i'm not anybody's hero i didn't save the place we didn't do any we i went there and i did my job clean the place out crushed the violent crime rate focused on public corruption cases looked at this election stuff i did my job. I'm under, I'm no, I'm not trying to be anybody's hero because I'm not, there are no heroes in government. I bring it up too, because, um, someone in the chat, I, I look, uh, I was in the chat this morning, checking it out before the show. And one of the, one of the guys belt, belt man, like a belt around your pants, belt man said, Dan, can you give us, you know, a reason to trust Washington DC again? I was some version of that. It's the gist of it is correct. You know, belt, man. You're probably still there in the chat. Thank you for the comment. The answer is no. Don't trust anybody. This is a government of fallible people who make mistakes. Accountability matters. What do you think? I was coming out of you going, FBI is all fixed, guys. We're good. No, it's not. Look at me. Everybody get the palm fronds. Way be down. No, no. There are no heroes in this business, folks. None. There's only the truth. And seeking it. I'm not going to give you a reason to ever trust DC. Don't trust anybody. Trust no one. It's not the X-Files. Trust no one. demand accountability on me too all i ask of the other people in the and not the hack media but the doomer class is at least come with the facts and don't lie to people because what you're doing is you're going to annihilate our chances in this election of winning based on what not accountability but just bullshit but no on the other side if you're a person out there constantly demanding accountability good excellent i mean that thank you trust nobody if you're looking for me to come in here and go oh look we all fixed everything guys it's done you got the wrong guy and i ain't it there's a lot of problems, not just in the FBI, but throughout the government. Speaking of the FBI, we'll be covering, by the way, we're going to get John Solomon on the show and try to work on next week. I hope you guys have been enjoying the guest segments, by the way. We've had a pretty good lineup so far. President Trump knocked it out of the park. A candidate for governor in Florida, Congressman Byron Donalds. Yesterday was Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. We got Tommy Tuberville, Brandon Gill. We've got a whole bunch of people coming up, a great guest lineup. I'm hearing a rumor. Director Patel wants to come on. There's a couple of things we'll probably talk about. But speaking of the FBI, again, this is a personal choice. I know I'm probably sacrificing a good 10 percent of viewers or others who want wall-to-wall coverage of the tragedy, the Guthrie case. And it is. This is an 84-year-old woman. You're going to have to watch cable news. I've got two hours with you, an hour and a half, two hours every day. I just don't want to talk about it the entire time because I think I'm wasting your time. I get it's going to cost me some of the audience. That's okay. Viewership was down a little bit yesterday, and it probably had to do with some of the breaking news in the case. But I do want to cover just a couple quick things because I did a Fox hit by phone yesterday from my office with Martha McCallum. I covered a few things So just briefly on this here what happened yesterday Here the big hang up with this case so far And I don know how to be I just going to say the FBI should have been called in sooner It I don want a Monday morning quarterback anything folks But again I have an obligation to tell you the truth In a case that this complicated and there are a multitude of reasons I not throwing anyone under the bus It not my goal I was treated as a missing missing persons case They may not have known once they saw the board If they would have been called in sooner we probably would have had some misinformation sooner However once they got there they had to get moving right away So yesterday I'm sitting in the office and I saw it when you saw it. I see the tweet by Director Patel and it said, here are these new images we pulled. This is the one I'm talking about here. New images in the search for Nancy Guthrie. Here's likely what happened here, folks. These nest and ring cameras you have at your house. If you have a subscription, you're good. If you see some of the images there, you've seen them all over TV. If you don't have a subscription, I want you to always remember because we've been talking about ubiquitous technical surveillance, how you're always under surveillance now. You are. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. You carry a smartphone. You're under surveillance. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. You know how many cameras you walk by every day? Folks, this is a huge problem in the FBI and the intel community. Ubiquitous technical surveillance. You are always under surveillance. Yes, you. I'm pointing at you. You too. So whereas this is a segment about the Guthrie case, it's more about other things too. You don't have privacy anymore. I wish you did. This is why I'm telling you be careful about constant calls for like well the FBI should be in every chat room monitoring people I'm not so sure that's true matter of fact I don't support that at all would have made my job a lot easier I don't want my job to be that easy because we have this thing called liberty you should have a predicate however if you have one of these cameras I have one of them but I understand there's a trade-off it's a trade-off I personally choose because we have security issues that I don't want to talk about here, but a lot of them. I wish we didn't. I need you to understand. Look at me from your friend here. You are making a serious trade off when you put any of these cameras or surveillance cameras around your house. I want you to remember this. OK, you ready? Write it down, tattoo it on your brain. Once information is created, digital information is created. It's almost impossible to completely destroy. Folks, we had some cases when I was there in the bureau, man. One's like a computer was sitting in the sun for seven days after being wiped out with magnets and all that other crap. And they still managed to pull some stuff off it. So in this case, it appears that they had a serve legal process on Google that works with Nest and go out and pull this information out of the cache. That's C-A-C-H-E, not cache, K-A-S-H. They had to pull it out of the cache. That's how this surfaced. So good job by the team. They have a lot of digital video enhancement operations that we do over there. And I suspect suspect they know a little bit more right now. I'm not telling you they have a suspect, but I'm telling you they probably have more about this person than they're letting out. As I said yesterday on Martha McCallum show, there's always a balancing act. We were involved in multiple cases where you can see it in that. If you ever go watch the documentary on the Boston bombing, there was a big argument over when they should release them. And this obviously way predates my time. again monday morning quarterbacking is easy however there was a big argument between the boston police officials and the fbi about releasing the photo do you release the photo and give the opportunity for the bad guys to flee they know it's them they were there the guy in the ski mask knows it's him because it's him now he thinks oh my gosh they may have something or do you put it out there and have the public work for you we typically erred on the ladder And I think that's why you're seeing that yesterday. But I want you to remember something. And I'm going to kind of leave this here and move on to some other stuff because we've got a ton of news to get to today. There's a really – sometimes you say loaded news day. This is it. One of the tricks I used to do interviewing people as a young agent, obviously as the deputy, you're not interviewing people. You're not a ground agent anymore. But in my 12 years as a federal agent prior to this one, one of the things we would do a lot is – remember VHS tapes when all the security cameras used to be hooked up to like multiplex devices and VHS tapes? Say, for example, you caught a guy passing counterfeit in a 7-Eleven. But you had no video or no nothing. You just knew you had a partial print and you thought it may be him. What I would do is I would just walk in with a videotape, right, like 7-Eleven. It's a blank videotape and nothing on it. And I would put 7-Eleven. I would put it on the table and I'd start interviewing the guy, but I would never mention the tape at all. Why? Because the guy, if he's the guy, he knows he did it because he did it. So if he thinks, oh, my gosh, is there a camera? It was just a way to get in their head. And I'm telling you, it would work. I don't know, six, seven out of ten times. You'd see them staring at the tape incessantly because they know they did it. They were there and they think it's evidence. And if they ask about it, I'd be like, well, we'll get to that later. So putting the videotape out, I always aired, again, during my past year on the ladder. A couple other things, too. There's a specialization of labor in law enforcement, just like there is in economics. And this is one of the reasons to call them in really early on these things. They have teams in there and a bureau that this is all they do. Digital video enhancement, crime scenes, the ERT folks, HRT, the hostage rescue. Well, that's, you know, we have SWAT and others that do that, too. But that's all they do. This is their job. They don't do anything else. They get really good at it. It's like, you know, on a Ford assembly line, you get the guy responsible for whatever, implanting the AI in the dashboard. That's all he does. He doesn't put the tires on. He doesn't know anything about it. But he knows a whole lot about the dashboard AI feature. He's an expert in that. So they probably could have been called in a little bit earlier. But cases are complicated, folks. Hey, listen, people did it to us. Fair enough. I saw a media article this morning. Questions were asked about how they handled the Kirk investigation. You're free to ask questions. You're free to ask questions. That's a trial ongoing, and we'll have something to say about that once it's over. I get your hint there. 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If the crime rate was up, we would have to say we failed. Not only is it down, it's down to one of the lowest rates in modern American history. You would think the Democrats would be like, hey, this is great. We run cities like Chicago, New York and L.A. and other places. And the crime rate is going down. This is fantastic. No, you would think the Democrats would celebrate the fact that illegal migrants are not walking into the country in violation of our law, some of whom are committing crimes on our soil after committing the crime of entering the country illegally. Nope. This hearing up on Capitol Hill yesterday with Todd Lyons and other border officials up there just degenerated into total Democrat chaos yesterday. Here's the first clip. This is that absolute J6 committee clown, Benny Thompson, a total joker. He puts up a photo of this tragic shooting incident, which is still being investigated. We don't get out ahead of anything. He puts up a photo and you'll hear him talking about the photo if you listen on Apple or Spotify. The photo is AI. It's not even a real photo. Check this out. In the video of the incident, a DHS agent can be seen cheering Mr. Preeti's death. Americans watch the video in horror. Yet once again, Secretary Noem gaslit the public, made up a demonstrably false story. But he can't, one, can you just spit it out? What do you have, a pack of Wrigley's gum in your mouth? Spit it out, Benny, BT, spit it out. It's like mumbles from the Dick Tracy thing. spit it out that's not even a real picture dude and how about this how about you just let the investigation happen before you jump to conclusions is this hard it's like the elections thing we brought up in the beginning of the show at Fulton County it's not hard I vote count vote it's not hard I vote count vote don't count people who don't vote and don't count my vote when it's not my vote. This isn't hard. Where's the guy's head in the picture? The guy's leg is a camera. He's got no head. And these idiots put this up in here. You know, again, I don't like to make this all about the last year, guys, but one of the things I noticed in the last year dealing with lawmakers, not all of them, but a lot of them are complete, absolute tools. Some of them are some of the dumbest human beings. How they get elected to office, I have no idea. And they'll criticize you. You're like, what did you get, a 46 on your SAT? Here's another moron, Swalwell, Fang Fang's boyfriend. I mean, are you going to see a bigger nightmare for national security than a congressman with questionable ties to Fang Fang? that this guy still opens his yapper and talks all this shit is is really something to behold here's swalwell asking todd lyons if he's gonna resign and by the way parrots another bullshit left-wing conspiracy theory that we stole this child from the father when in fact the father fled the scene and our guys took care of the five-year-old child check this out mr lyons will you resign from ice no sir i won't why not because sir that child that you're showing right there the men and women of ice took care of him when his father abandoned him and ran law enforcement time has expired you never should have gone man's time has expired i recognize the gentleman from mississippi i guess sir are they ever going to tell you the truth the answer is no of course not That's not what they do. They are freaking allergic to the truth, man. I'm allergic to dog hair and dander. The Democrats are allergic to truth dander. They can never tell you the truth. That's not what happened. The father was suspected of a crime, an immigration crime. And the father fled. And the five-year-old was left behind. Swalwell, what would you want to do? Leave him with Fang Fang? What's your plan? They took care of him. They took him to like McDonald's or something for food. What do you want to do? Leave him on the street to roam around? Are these guys always full of shit? The answer is yes. Fake AI pictures, conspiracy theories. And I told you I had DHS Secretary Kristi Noem on yesterday talking about another conspiracy theory. The CBS story that only 14% of people deported or in the deportation process are criminals. That was the narrative. Remember, the liberal media always has to tell you a story, not the story. A story is not the story with the liberal media ever. We're here to fracture their bullshit narratives and do the reverse, to tell you the story, not a story. Here they are parodying that bullshit that Kristi Noem debunked and we put on the show yesterday. It's not 14 percent. When you factor in things like drunk driving, possession of child pornography and other what I believe are violent crimes and then people on pending criminal charges, the number is actually closer to 70 percent. That's seven out of 10 for the Democrats who can't do math, not 14 out of 100. The guys put this together. Here they are parroting that. Again, you see how it gets picked up by the media and then the Democrats go out there and run with this bullshit. Are you ever going to tell the truth? Hell no. That's not their thing. Check this out. Less than 14% of those arrested by ICE first year, 2025, had charges or convictions of violence. Less than 14% of the nearly 400,000 immigrants arrested by ICE in 2025 had charges or convictions for violent criminal offenses. Less than 14 percent of the nearly 400,000 immigrants arrested by ICE since President Trump returned to office a year ago have been charged with or convicted of violent criminal offenses. offenses. Listen, I've been dealing with this for 15 years now between the media space, being back and forth, TV, radio, podcasts. It is difficult but not impossible in this asymmetric information warfare environment to fight every single media lie at once. The fake news loves fake news. They live off it. And lies spread quickly before they can be corrected. I promise you here, though, we are going to stick to the truth and the numbers and the data. That is bullshit. That is not an accurate number. If you are trying to get a sense of how many people were deported that were involved in criminal behavior, the number is not even close to 14 percent. It is way higher. Again, it's closer to 70 percent. You know, I said before, We're talking about Benny Thompson, these other goofballs. You would think these far left liberal radical lunatics would be happy that President Trump's got the economy going. GDP numbers are up. Crime is down. Inflation seems relatively tame. Gas prices are down. The border invasion's been stopped. They're not happy. They hate it. I said to you day one when I came back last week, some of these people would rather see you a victim of a crime than give President Trump and his administration a win on it. anything. And when you look at the cesspools, they're running. They pretend none of this happened. You guys heard of tell me in the chat. You guys know this independent journalist, Nick Shirley. He blew open a lot of the Minnesota fraud stuff. Have you heard of him? If you haven't, he's been doing some pretty amazing work. Rather young guy, but good for him. This is where, you know, this is kind of the back and forth where I told you, you know, asymmetric information warfare, right? Liberals can promote bullshit on Twitter, travels around the world. That's the downside. Then you got to sit there all day and respond. The upside is we have our own posse of independent journalists, Nick Shirley and others, Savannah Hernandez. You got guys always down at the border. You've seen them all. They do their own work and they do these exposés. Nick Shirley was out in California and just dropped a new video yesterday. So hat tip to him. Go give him a follow on X. This. You think Minnesota was bad? And thankfully, I said yesterday, I think we're up to 158 arrests, the Fed level and growing for that and still expanding. They've got an expanded AUSA core out there and everything and a whole task force dedicated to it. This video in California, I'd argue, is even worse. It shows the lunacy of these lying fake news and blue city crazies where they're out. There's a guy on the street looks like he's dying. they're out there with the narcan while simultaneously distributing drug delivery like needles and stuff so here's how to kill yourself while we give you the unkill yourself don't get dead narcan if you're like no i'm just showing you what he's covered out there you judge for yourself check this out this guy is clearly he's passed out right now how do we know that he is still alive and that he doesn't need narcan right now he's breathing you see his chest rising and it's going up and down and his color is good now if he's blue he's not responsive his color is gone he'd be like a blue gray purple color then you know he's overdosing okay so the most important thing is to hit him with narcan doesn't matter how much narcan you give him you know if you got three in here give him all three and rescue breaths okay so what's in here what's inside his bag so this narcan you inject into their nose and it brings them back to life Yes, sir. Yeah. While I was talking to the guy about Narcan, my friend Tommy was also talking to another guy on the cart about some other things. And I think you guys are all going to find this very strange, what he received from the people on the cart. We were talking to the people over there in the van, and they're giving out free stuff. They're giving out the Narcan to save people, and they're also giving out needles. And what's their, like, what's the idea of giving out needles in the rubber bands? This is so they can do the drugs, like, without worrying about disease, so everyone gets a clean needle. That's like, how many needles inside there? There's 27. Ten of them. There's 10 needles inside of this bag right here. You get everything, the whole kit. You get the rubber band. You get the alcohol. You get the cotton swabs. But then this is what you actually put it in here and heat this up. And then they give you filtered water. So they're literally giving the people here on the street what they need to keep doing drugs. By the way, everybody during the break is taking up the Dan Bongino 100 air squats a day challenge. I look in there. Everybody's like bouncing up and down. Justin Gee, 100 air squats a day, keep you in good shape. It's like walking your 10,000 steps. However, getting back to the important stuff, you know me, sometimes a little ADHD. Thank you, number one, Nick Shirley. I don't think we've ever met. We may have, but really incredible work. They're giving out drugs for people to kill themselves. Did you hear the middle of that, by the way? I'm going to play it again. you can rewind it if you watch your VOD, but apparently they're so familiar with people ODing in a lot of these blue cities that they've got this whole process. Nick Shirley's like, this is staggering. He's like, did you hear it? Is he dead? The guy's like, no, I don't think he's dead. You can see like his chest moving and he's not fully purple yet. He's like, did that shit, is this for real? This is how often you're seeing this. Guys, I live in an area of Florida with an amazing sheriff. He does an incredible job, him and his team. I'm not going to tell you crime is non-existent, but it's pretty serious. Crime is pretty rare. I did not grow up like that. New York, crime was not pretty rare where we lived. It was only a matter of time until they broke into your car or robbed you. however i i've lived here now 10 years justin you lived here longer than me have you ever driven by a guy on a sidewalk laying on a sidewalk and been like is he purple yet i mean seriously have you ever seen it no i haven't either i'm not telling you it hasn't happened i'm just telling you if this is a here's a here's like in some limited circles libs we call this a clue if you were so good at detecting partially dead people from drug overdoses because you're doing it every day. You fucked up. Pardon my language. Well, he's not purple yet, so I think he's still got a shot. How much Narcan we hit him with? Guys, I got to just keep hitting him with it. And then the other guy follows up after he wakes up in the Narcan. Hey, you need more drugs, sterile water, needles? What do you need? And we're taking advice from these dipshits. Now you see why I get so pissed off at these goons and their media cronies. The violent crime rate said an all time. I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened. I'll tell you what happened. Donald Trump happened. And then you see a story like this. Oh God, it's just an isolated incident. Isolated to one minute of the day If you go to another minute we find another one that was isolated And then another one Then you got your guy I promise I wouldn make it to Mondani show But you get this clown Mondani, the guy's in office a month. He just figured out in New York City, it freaking snows. White stuff comes out. You ever see it? Falls from the sky. Builds up a lot. New York City's been cleaning up snow since I'm a kid. I was born in 1974. I was a New York City kid. It's not the first time it snowed. Mom Donnie's the first guy to have actually fucked up a snowstorm. How do you do that? You know, you have that old joke like, hey, man, this guy screw up like making ice. This guy screwed up making snow. How do you screw up with a sanitation department that's done this 10,000 times a snowstorm? Here, this is tragic, too. This isn't funny at all. Here's a New York City outdoor death toll climbs to 18. as a shelter worker recalls the latest deep freeze fatality these are your blue cities folks guy on the sidewalk is he purple enough yet to declare him dead nah hit him with some narcan hey is that guy frozen yeah he's what's up that's 18 i thought these were the big compassionate cities i thought you guys were full of compassion and love tolerance right what's your bumper sticker Coexist. Tolerance. Coexist with who? Dead people? You guys are supposed to be the compassionate ones, correct? Everybody's dying in your cities. It wasn't for President Trump, more people would be dead by gunshots and elsewhere. Folks, they can't even get sports right. You notice I didn't do a ton of, I don't really care. We don't do much sports on the show. I still love the Auburn Tigers, War Damn Eagle, all of you out there in the chat. Give me a WDE. By the way, I post that on Twitter once in a while, WDE, and people always think it's some cryptic message. It's like a code or hieroglyphs or something. It means War Damn Eagle. It's just a thing we say to each other. So if you know, you know. But it's not a cryptic message or anything, just for those of you out there. I'm not trying to be cute. I just like when they win, the basketball football team, football team, unfortunately, has been rare. I put the war damn eagle up. Basketball team, I don't know, on the fence this year. Doing all right. But they can't even get sports right. Remember Boomer Esiason, quarterback for the Jets, Bengals? It was an amazing quarterback. Used to watch him back in the day. Here he is on a sports show talking about how much money. And listen, this isn't a don't cry for me, Argentina. I'm not whatever. I'm not NFL guys lost a couple. But that's not the point i don't get into this like billionaire millionaire envy thing the point is this guy in the super bowl goes there to play in san francisco this guy darnold sam down the quarterback for seattle seattle another high-tech area and they wind up getting a bonus for winning and they lose money how do you lose money on a bonus only in blue cities where people die on the street and the only other metric for death is how purple they are i'm not kidding listen to this this is crazy Winning the Super Bowl, the winning team, each player gets $178,000. In other words, the Super Bowl isn't a part of their salary. And because the game was played in California, and California has a jock tax, and they look at duty days. So each team spent seven days in the state of California. So those are seven duty days, and they pierce your regular salary at 3.5%. So he has to pay, when you take an account, he got the $178,000 plus his overall salary. He has to pay the state of California for spending seven days there $249,000. That's just so stupid. It ends up costing him $71,000 to go play in California. How do you screw that up? How the hell do you screw that up? You can't even go play a freaking football game in California without losing money. And again, we're taking advice from these idiots. Is he purple enough yet? I don't know. His chest is moving. Hey, how many dead people is that from the snowstorm? 18. Hey, I thought we were coexisting. Not existing anymore because they're fucking dead. We're taking advice from these dipshits. As you can tell, I'm in a bit of a mood today. do you see this one so california here's another one but these blue city wonderkins brilliant move to blue cities it's utopia heaven on earth when you're not freezing on the sidewalk and you're not purple enough to be dead yet after they deliver you the drug kits to get yourself dead california wants to pass a billionaire's tax and all the liberal dipshits in the chat we see you we know who you are they're like yeah f those billionaires take their money okay they're going to take their money and they're going to leave. No, they're not. Okay. Wall Street Journal. Mark Zuckerberg is the latest California billionaire to buy a Florida home. Folks, I'm not into the whole billionaire envy thing. I'm going to tell you, I'm not a hypocrite. Okay. You want to be rich and work your ass off. You want to be rich because you didn't work your ass off. I don't you don't owe me anything. We yes, we have a tax system to pay for the military locally for other items. I get it. However, I want the lowest tax rates possible because nobody owes you shit in this life. Nobody owes you shit, shit. Nobody owes you anything. You owe yourself. God gave you four limbs and a functioning brain. Go work for a living. And I'm really sorry that You see some Republicans playing into a lot of this, you know, basic income bullshit and all this other stuff. Nobody owes you anything. You owe the world. You owe them your sweat equity and your hard work. I don't care about Mark Zuckerberg's money. All I care about is building a business. My own business and my employees. These people live off envy. And they're all frauds. This is geek. This video here. This is Guy's favorite video in the show. By favorite. I don't mean good. I mean favorite. And like he never says anything. He's like, you've got to fit this one in. That's true. It's a good point. He brings up before you watch the video. If you listen on Apple and Spotify, you've got to tune in and see this. This guy, Charles Barron, this this representative is proud of the fact that white people are leaving his district. But he points out, look at his uniform. He's got like the Kami Mao uniform on. Now, I just want to point out in the beginning here, this is how liberals are full of shit because you can never win with them. If you move into a neighborhood that's run down, which usually means it's run by liberals almost all the time, then you're guilty of what, guys? It's definitely gentrification. Justin, tell me I'm not right on this. OK, don't move into a struggling neighborhood if you're white, because then you're guilty of gentrification. But if you're in a struggling neighborhood that has black and Hispanic residents and you move out, then you're definitely a racist for moving away. You can't win with these people. Remember Rocky four? You can't win. There's nothing you can. This is how you know you're dealing with bullshitters. at least this clown and i mean clown this jerkwad at least he's honest he's like hey man i'm proud of the fact that the white people are leaving my district okay at least you're honest about it check this out i have the distinct honor to be able to come before you and say i actually lost white population in my community i lost them they left they left i didn't ask them why they left So if you see one or two or three or four or five whites in my neighborhood, they're passing through. But that's on a serious note. We got 13,000 black elected officials in this country. We've had mayors. We've had governors. We have city council members. We need to get radical. He's not kidding. He's flipping you off. At least he's honest. He's like, do you notice he raided Kim Jong-un's wardrobe closet too? I'm not even kidding. It's the exact same gray Mao outfit they both wear. White people leaving out there. You can't win with these people. Look at that. That is definitely the Mao outfit. That is so – Kim Jong-un. Look at him. Kim Jong-un. That's like Ozempic Kim Jong-un too. Did you notice Kim Jong-un lost a little weight? He like took – he raided his closet. Maybe he went on a trip to North Korea for some economic growth ideas. Charles Barrett, get out of his district if you're white. And by the way, leftist, that's totally not racist. Can you imagine? Can you imagine just for a moment? Can you imagine a Republican representative who's white? Hey, man, I'm really glad there's no black or Hispanic. Oh, my God. One, you'd be a moron. And obviously a racist. But how does that not apply to this guy? The answer is because he's a liberal goofball and there are no standards. The only standards the left wing media has and liberals is they have no standards at all. Remember, you move in, you gentrify it. You move out, you're a racist. Wait, I have no up. No, you don't. Why? Because there is no guiding principle with these life losers at all. Thank God we got President Trump in office. Did you see these numbers this morning? I'm going to take my last break. Folks, if you miss these numbers, they were extraordinary. The economic numbers are – I'm going to tell you why, what I think is going on. Again, I told you when I'm speculating, I'm speculating. I'm not a PhD economist. I'm not going to cite education credentials. You know my line on that. If you're citing your education, you're probably a moron. But I am fascinated and do love economics. There's something going on in the economy that I believe is going to be the new industrial revolution. I got to tell you, we are on the cusp potentially. If the stars line up just right for an explosion in this economy like we haven't seen since maybe the 50s. Last break, we'll get right back to it. Brickhouse Nutrition. 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Federal employment's gone down, and the job numbers are still going up in the private sector. Check this out. There were 130,000 jobs created for the month of January. The estimate was 70,000. And wow is right, Maria. 4.3 percent is the unemployment rate. The street was looking for 4.4 percent. This is not the kind of report we expected to see, guys. Let me give you the government jobs picture. That is negative 42,000 on the government side part of the equation. We saw that in the reports previously. We also saw labor force participation rate 62.5 percent. Average hourly earnings 0.41 percent. That is actually higher than the expectations. The average hourly earnings month to month, a little bit higher than expected. Private payrolls, 172,000. I had to do a double take. 172,000 private jobs. Guys, that's 100,000 above the estimate. We were looking for 70,000. Do you see what she's saying there? The private sector numbers were even bigger. But on net, being that President Trump is reducing the load of government employees and the government burden on your wallet, the number was still 130,000, nearly double what they expected. That's why the stock market jumped again this morning. It is near 50,000. Why are these freaking liberals still complaining? Do you got I mean, do you got seriously? You guys want to be poor, purple in the street, freezing to death on a sidewalk, crime everywhere, gun runners and drug smugglers on your corner. fentanyl all over the place and open board is that your campaign slogan do you have anything else ai generated bullshit conspiracy theories fairy tales up on capitol hill this is what these guys are for folks what's going on here it's not just ai it's not it is the massive effort to deregulate and get red tape out of government which is saving people legal fees administrative fees time when you combine that with the now explosive near geometric growth occurring in productivity from the combination of AI and advanced computing, folks, I'm telling you, we're in for something big if we can just get the freaking government out of the way, which President Trump's working on right now. Here's a quick one. Here's Stephen Moore yesterday. The inflation crisis. Listen, it's still a problem. OK, inflation is always going to be a problem. Then just go away. It's not magic. We have a ton of debt. However, we can outgrow it. Here's Stephen Moore just quick. Real median income going up. Real median income. Meaning what your money actually buys, not just nominal. This is important. Real median income is what makes you feel richer, not nominal numbers. Check this out. What's happening with real median income over the last 12 months, that number is up $2,400. So that's very good news. So what that's saying is that people's incomes are rising faster than inflation rate, finally. So we turn the corner there. That's good news. That's amazing news. Again, you're not going to hear it from the Lib Media and Doomer class. Everything sucks all the time. Well, it doesn't suck. By the way, some breaking news here about the Guthrie case. I'll get back to this in a second. And TMZ is saying they were TMZ is says they received a new note demanding one Bitcoin to name the alleged alleged abductor of Nancy Guthrie. We'll see. I'm not convinced that these two incidents yet are related. Obviously, something happened at the House. However, these people who are demanding Bitcoin and other things could be. I'm not convinced they're both related and we've already seen an arrest over this. So you saw that. It just happened now. Here's Trump. He gave an interview there, the President Trump, talking about, again, this doomerism in the media, how 50,000 on the stock market, real median income going up. The jobs numbers were incredible and how they keep moving. Here's what the media does. They keep moving the goalposts. Oh, do this and you'll be fantastic on the economy and maybe one day we'll give you a hat tip. But then you do that. Oh, we were just kidding. Charlie Brown football style. check this out. I remember when I first won, they said if he gets the Dow up to 50,000 by the end of his fourth year, he will have done miracles. And we're at the end of the first year. So when you think about it, that's great. And the S&P, the same thing and everything else. I mean, everything's going great. We inherited a total mess from Biden and not only the borders, but the economy, the inflation, the inflation was the worst ever in history. They say 48 years, but basically ever in history. And the prices were high, and you don't hear them use the word affordability anymore. They can't use it because we brought the prices down. Oil now, I was in Iowa last week, and they were $1.85 a gallon. And if you go all over the country, in many cases now, it's broken $2 a gallon. And that's like a major tax cut. But we've given them that, too, in the great big beautiful bill. So we've had a very good run and we want to keep it going. Nothing this administration does will ever be credited to Donald Trump. Nothing. Zero. You know, the joke is if Donald Trump cures cancer, they'd be angry. Well, insurance companies are going to lose money. All of a sudden insurance companies will be their friend. They don't have any principles. The only principle is power and abusing it and bullshitting you. We just gave you the numbers, the facts. real median wages the crime numbers those are facts i'll go uh a little bit out of order caroline levitbert here's caroline levit who's done a great job as a press secretary up there in the press room yesterday addressing this issue with the media that can you guys just i mean at a we don't need you to get the palm fronds out tell us how great we are but can you at least give people the facts so they can make an informed opinion Facts are facts. The homicide rate, the unemployment numbers are numbers. They're not open for dispute. You're either dead or you're freaking not dead. It's not hard to figure out. Just tell people the facts and let them. They can't even do that. Let them form their own opinions. Here's Caroline Levitt talking about what a banger of a year it's been and how these idiots in the press room keep painting. Everything is like black clouds around the corner. Snowstorms, blizzards, people dying up in New York. Yeah, up in New York, in their city. Check this out. There are a lot of wins in the news this week that people in this room have not asked about because you continue to ask questions about the same subject. So let me point them out for you. Again, on Friday, the Dow shattered 50,000 for the first time ever. This week, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons came out in opposition to gender mutilation surgeries for children. They are the first major medical group to do so. A federal appeals court today, nobody asked about that, just upheld the Trump administration's policy of detaining illegal aliens, validating the strong measures that have driven illegal crossings to historic lows and sent a crystal clear message that under President Trump, if you enter the country illegally, you will be detained and removed. The murder rate, again, not a single question about this, has plunged to a 125-year low as crime falls across the board thanks to President Trump's crime crackdown. We also saw this week national median rents have fallen to a four-year low following six consecutive monthly declines, and mortgage affordability has surged to a four-year high. Home ownership is the core foundation principle of the American dream. And I will repeat that mortgage affordability this week surged to a four year high, but not a single of mention of that in this briefing room today. And again, this came out last Friday. But for an unprecedented ninth straight month, there were zero illegal border crossings at the southern borders. Folks, this is what I'm talking about. By these media, people tell you a story, but never the story. The story is based in facts and data, and it allows smart people like yourselves to go and form an opinion. If the crime numbers exploded, we'd all come here embarrassed. Holy shit, what did you do in the FBI? The violent crime rates threw the roof. People are getting killed left and right. You'd be like, you suck. And I'd be like, you know what? That sucks. But that's not what happened. That's not what happened at all. The exact opposite happened. This is despite pruning the workforce of people who didn't belong there and all the other PC public corruption stuff and things we're dealing with. And then you get – here's why you – by the way, I told you yesterday about the Don Lemon thing. These people make martyrs out of themselves in the left-wing media. I want you to understand this. They are they live in a delusional belief system where they are like the tip of the spear of truth. They are like the truth lodestar. They are absolutely convinced, these liberal media folks, that they're lying. But for a bigger cause. I always bring receipts. We always back stuff up. Here's a clip of Joy Reid. Again, this is really hard to take in and not laugh. So if you're drinking something, I'll give you a second. Swallow it before you spit it out all over the place. Here's Joy Reid in a recent segment talking about how we're the liars and how she was over at MSNBC, now NSNOW, ABCDEFG. How when she was over there, you know, they had standards for truth, you know, like standards for truth about the impeachment hoax, the Russia hoax that they still believe. She says this with a straight face. Swallow your beverage now. The way you listen is 20 seconds of bullshit. Check this out. MSNBC the artist formerly known as MSNBC the one thing I will give them credit for is that because we were tied to NBC News all the outrage was tied to journalism We weren allowed to just get up there and lie We had a standards and practices department. So if we just had a feeling that Trump was a bad guy, we couldn't just get up there and say that. We needed to actually have evidence. We needed to have something to say that was journalistically based. Then we could say what we were going to say, but it had to be based on journalism. Fox doesn't have that. They don't have a standards and practice department. They can just get up there and say, Bill Clinton is the devil. And they don't even have to back that up. Okay. Number one, I work at Fox, have worked at Fox and been doing hits at Fox since 2012. So it's been over a decade. I assure you, they have a legal department that if you get on the air, you know, and say, you know, Joy Reid's parents were Martians, you're effed okay you're not allowed to lie on the air in an actual malice standard you can get you can get sued this is just full of shit but they believe you see the martyr complex remember the don lemon clip i played yesterday don lemon's up there comparing himself to like civil rights heroes because he went into a church with a bunch of folks who were harassing people praying These are your civil rights heroes. They will never, ever tell you the story. The goal of this show is to give you the facts and data so you can formulate the story in an opinion on those inputs, producing a good output on your own. Folks, why are the violent crime numbers? Why have they cratered? Why is the homicide rate the lowest in American history? You want me to give you some big science explanation about it? The Pythagorean theorem? I'm not going to do that. It was not hard. Kristi Noem, Cash and I, and the DHS, DOJ, and FBI did not go in there with some big, dramatic, scientific formula. We said, hey, where are the bad guys? I said, I lived through this in New York City with Rudy Giuliani. a small number of bad guys, less than 1%, commits about 70 to 80% of violent crime. So if we go after those bad guys, by simple math, a lot of violent crime won't happen. Think about what I just told you. 99% of people are not committing violent crime. So why would you spend a lot of time on them? You don't. 1% are. If you find those 1% and you get rid of those 1%, put them in jails, you deport them, you are not going to have crime because the 1% is committing about 70 to 80% of these crimes. This is not hard. So I told you, no one's trying to be a hero in this. Oh, look at us. It's been done before. We just took the Giuliani model in New York and transplanted it to the FBI and DHS. Here's Patrick Weaver from Secretary of War putting this out today. You think this had nothing to do with the crime rate? By the way, this is a President Trump policy that filtered its way down. according to Pew Research illegal migrant encounters have fallen to the lowest level in 50 years you know it's in reality they're the lowest levels of comprehensive data ever recorded in American history by the way thank you to the Department of War Secretary Hegseth, NDHS and all the partners in this the FBI had a role, Marshalls had a role you all did an amazing job it wasn't just one entity ICBP, all of them Folks, when you deport people who broke the law to come into the country and you deport them by the thousands because they broke the law to get here, some of them are still breaking the law or appending charges upwards of seven out of 10. Then this shouldn't surprise you that they're not committing more crimes here. Justin, why would you not be committing a crime in the United States if you were deported? Not a trick question. Because you're not here. Thank you, Justin. Justin graduated congratulations I just got all this stuff I didn't realize the guy like all of a sudden he's like a man now on a plane with Justin one time Justin's like hey man you got some like jacked hands I'm like dude what kid started working here when he was like uh 13 years old now we'll get like a child labor of it yeah I know I'm kidding you were here he was an intern he started working here ages ago like the dinosaurs were roaming the face of the earth I couldn't take it. I'm like, this isn't even real. Thank you, Justin. Folks, I lived it. Why is the Trump administration crushing violent crime? Why is the homicide rape? Why are blue cities reaping the benefits of President Trump's war on crime? Because we deported people who are not here to commit them. And then we arrested the people who are here to commit them. Here's some coverage out of Baltimore. I just picked a local outlet. You can put it in the Google machine yourself. See a thousand articles. This was Cash and I with this Operation Summer Heat. Walked to the president. He said, hey, we want to conduct a massive crackdown on violent crime over the summer. What do you want to call it, guys? Summer Heat. He said, go get them, boys. That's what we did. Operation Summer Heat wasn't rocket science. We pushed a bunch of people into violent crime squads and said, go get violent criminals. How? Find a way. UFAP warrants, Vicker, RICO, whatever you got to do, go get them. Find a way into that federal nexus and go get them. Why am I bringing this up today? I'm bringing it up today because this morning I'm working out. Wasn't the greatest workout this morning. Elbows bother me again. You know the elbow that was subject to the famous elbow story in the New York Times? If you know, you know. But today was a lighter one. But I'm on the elliptical machine, about 6.15 or so. Just got out of the freezing cold, cold plunger. I was dying because it's still cold. Amazingly, it's been like 50, 60 degrees here for a couple of weeks. And the first thing that pops up is the Axios morning newsletter. And I see this article. I'm like, oh, great. They're finally going to credit President Trump with this crackdown on violent crime that he instituted. This is great. So I start reading the article. There are this thing up on the screen. Folks, here we go again. Just like on the economy, GDP's up. They're like, I don't know, liberal media. I don't know what happened. I don't know. How'd that happen? I see the headline, violent crime plummets across major U.S. cities. I'm like, wow, this is great. They're finally going to tell the truth. So they give you the numbers. You can see them here. The major cities chiefs association shows declines across every major violent crime category in 2025 compared to 2024. Keep that up a second. Justin, what's the difference between 2025 and 2024? Yeah, thank you. There's a new president. It has data from 67 of the nation's biggest police departments. Homicides rates fell close to 20 percent. Robberies, 20 percent. Aggravated assaults down 10 percent. It goes on, by the way. Sunbelt cities, southern cities were the biggest homicide rate decliners. Florida cities headlined the list with a 50 percent. 15, no, 50, 5-0. Orlando and Tampa. Decline in homicides. Oh, well, where else? Denver, Seattle, Honolulu, Albuquerque also posted large drops. Now, listen to this. It goes on. Here's Axios again. The bottom line, folks. Again, they say in Aliens, stop your grinning and drop your linen. I think he's passing it. Bill Paxson. The media can't figure it out. Can you just be honest? President Trump started to enforce the law, put people in there who were going to do it. They just took the model that worked in New York City, made it work nationally and just say, thank you, President Trump. No, here's their bottom line, folks. Quote Axios. Experts aren't sure why violent crime continues. I don't know, man. I don't know. What is it? I don't know. It's a knee slapper. I'm going to slap my knee too hard. I may break it. It goes out. Wait, I'm not done. Experts are not sure. Experts, folks. The experts. Here are the experts again. They're not sure. One study suggested that the homicide surge was driven by men and teen boys who were either laid off or so their school, so now it's school closings. This is unbelievable. Here's the email version of this article. Here's another theory. Instead of the Occam's Razor media idiots, keep it simple, stupid. You ever heard of Occam's Razor? Give it all explanations except the one that requires you to assume the least. Here's the experts again. And they say, folks, a complex tangle of technological and social factors has curtailed commercise. It's a complex tangle, folks. It's not just that we arrested bad guys. Here, research credits, policing strategies and incarceration. Oh, incarceration. Thank you. And notice they have to throw in long term trends to make like this was a Biden thing. Gun laws. Oh, yeah, that had a lot to do with it. But here's the last. This one cracks me up. improvements in life-saving medical care have also reduced the homicide rate since 2024 what the hell happened since last year did they invent some new ultra modern defibrillator that resurrects people from the dead lazarus style axios mike allen just come on man like get it together just admit it violent crime is committed by a small portion of the population. And President Trump said, go get them. That's why the violent crime rate is this. So it's not a complex tangle. It's all the lead and gasoline. Oh yeah, I'm sorry. They know the lead and gasoline, which impairs brain development. Lead hasn't been in gasoline for like decades now. I can't with these people. then you wonder why these people vote the way they do. These absolute tools on the left. They actually believe this. I'm glad you pointed out. No, it's definitely the lead and the gasoline, man. Glad we got that out. Lead and gasoline. When was the last time lead was in gasoline? Can you look that up? Was it the 70s? Yeah, I was born in 74. Definitely lead and the gasoline. Amazing how the lead and the gasoline. Thank you, Guy. That's definitely what did it. That's what led to the dramatic drop from last year at homicides. You guys nailed it. This is like Joey Reed said. This is high quality journalism right here. Thanks. Thanks, guys. Appreciate it. Nailed it. Folks, these people get their information from a social media environment. I told you has a ton of positives. That Nick Shirley piece of actual journalism you saw in the middle of the show. that expose on the drug problem and dead bodies in the streets of liberal cities you would have never seen in the 1970s or 80s but there is a downside just like i told you with the surveillance state and the ring cameras you have to make that trade off yourself you are being surveilled all the time are you willing to give up a certain piece of your liberty for it that's a choice you have to make when you get on social media the same thing happens when you get on social media You're giving up a certain portion of your liberty. And you have to understand, like with social media folks, that anybody can say anything at any time. And I worship that right. I've been a supporter of free speech my whole life. But Jeremy Boring from Daily Wire did an interview on this. And when it comes to social media and children, again, I am a free speech absolutist and a supporter of it. However, I have kids, too. And you have some really important decisions to make with your kids. folks i've seen it even in my own household and dealing with the kids in our neighborhood the kid a young child's brain is not ready for this influx of negative inputs they don't have the mature neural processing power to filter out and digest what they're seeing jeremy boring had an interesting take on this for all you parents out there and soon to be parents I want you to listen to this. His take on kids and social media. Check this out. I will say I would rather my daughter smoke than have social media. Agreed. I think that we will look back at kids having smartphones and social media today with an even worse pit in our stomach than looking back at those kids smoking. Yeah, I actually think the movement is in that direction in terms of schools banning phones, countries banning certain things for under 18s, et cetera. So I think I'm grateful you bring that issue up because I think it's really important. And hopefully we are moving in the right direction. But there's a long way to go. I totally agree with you. And I think that we will look back. You know, you see pictures sometimes from the turn of the century where there's like a 12-year-old boy on a street corner selling newspapers with a cigarette in his mouth. That's when our countries were great. There was a better time. Maybe we need to bring back smoking for 12-year-olds. What is that hat tip trigonometry they see in the corner? It looks like Constantine Kiss in there. Yeah, hat tip to you all. Folks, as parents, I'm telling you as a parent of two young ladies in my life, I'm going to lay this out for you using kind of my – I have a background and a little bit of psychology. I'll leave it there. There are things you have to worry about with social media to create problems you and I have not grew up with if you're even close to my age. kids were always subjected to bullying and negative comments but the way to either this is just a fact when we were kids the way people bullied you or tattooed negativity into your brain whatever calling you fat ugly stupid whatever it may be they were either there in person they told you over the phone i have to mail you a letter letter you suck and you'd have to open it up what do you it's true justin's like he didn't know he grew up with the internet Guy, you're not even my age. I don't know. There's anyone in the studio even close to my age. You suck. You're fat and ugly. They have to write you a letter, tell you over the phone, or come visit you at your house. There was a social distance effect there. It made it at least a little bit difficult to lodge 10,000 insults an hour because you can't say 10,000 insults in an hour. You were going to school. You were in class. The shrinking of the social distance combined with the interconnectivity, this web-based world, enabled a nine-year-old kid to go on Instagram, post a picture, and potentially have 40, 50, 60 people, their friends say, you're fat, you're ugly, you're stupid, and a whole bunch of friends like it. You really think a nine, 10, 11, 12-year-old, his brain, his or her brain, is capable of handling that kind of negativity? You see it all these kids in mental health pros offices all the time. I'm not telling you I've been the best parent in this regard either. It's hard to police this though. So first you got the interconnectivity problem where there's this deluge of negative information. Now, you know, I'm not going to give a biology lesson, but these constant cortisol spikes, the stress hormone, it is stressful for them. Folks, I'm used to it. I've been in the business since, you know, 2011 doing this between running for office. I've been told everything. You should have been aborted. You suck. Whatever. People, it happens a lot. You do get used to it. It's never fun, but you get used to it. You get used to blunting the cortisol spikes. You think a nine-year-old knows how to do that? The constant fight or flight syndrome? them where their cortisol cortisol levels are your brain probably rewires itself with constant negativity they're not ready for that third you have the grooming problem you have these disgusting pervs on the internet going into these chat rooms grooming these kids hey contact me offline that was never possible if a guy wanted to you know god forbid come in you know do really bad things to a kid. He'd have to show up and find the kid or call him on the phone or go to. It was horrible nonetheless, but it made it harder, made the parents easier to intercept. Happened in my neighborhood growing up. I'll never forget some guy. This was bad and they noticed he was around a lot and it was not pretty. Finally, one last thing you have in this new interconnected social media environment, parents, you got to worry about is what's been called not by me, but by others. The fake it until you make it a fact. Listen, folks, I've been poor. I've been middle class. I've been OK. I've seen it all. You name a rung on the socioeconomic ladder, I stepped on it. I made money, lost money, made money, wrote a whole book about it. I like to do stuff, a lot of stuff. I'm a nomad. That's just the way I roll. I like to do a lot of things. I move in. I move out. Won some, lost some. That's okay. I die with no regrets. However, having been on a couple of those rungs and seeing how the top is, a lot of these people you think are super rich with their fancy stuff. I'm not knocking. I'm a capitalist. A lot of it is an act. A lot of it is an act. You see these Instagram photos. Look at me. I'm on it. And you're like, you find out later it's staged. but these kids are like wow why don't i have that how come i'm not a 21 year old influencer driving a lamborghini because he rented it from a miami car rental exotic car shop oh you don't think that happens oh my gosh that's like a million dollar necklace that's fake look they're in a private jet staged i'm not telling you all of it is a lot of this stuff is bullshit and your kids are seeing it and they're led to believe that this is in fact reality it is not it is not i'm not pretending to be the mvp of parents most valuable parent i screwed up a lot i still screw stuff up every day. There's no manual for parenting. There just isn't. New problems present themselves every day. I probably screwed up the social media things with my kids too. But be careful. Their brains are not ready for this. Man, I've been in this business a long time. And I'll tell you, sometimes you read it and I'm like, is that real? And then you realize a lot of it's all bullshit, even with the botting and all that other stuff. All right. I want to wrap up with this story. You have that Wall Street Journal Ossoff story because, again, I like to kind of leave you with a bit of levity. But it's not funny, but it is the Save Act. I'm going to keep harping on this because if we don't preserve our elections, it's the perfect bookend for the show today. We started with the Fulton County, Georgia election problems. John Solomon is coverage of the FBI ongoing investigation into irregularities down there. Watch the beginning of the show if you missed on demand. And however, the Democrats have no real argument against national voter ID and voter integrity measures. They don't. So James Freeman writes in The Wall Street Journal, Democrats still searching for an argument against voter ID. You see this fraud, the senator out of Georgia, John Ossoff, how this guy got elected. I don't know. We'll have to see. Fulton County, Georgia. Well, I don't know. But with polling showing over 80 percent of Americans in favor of voter ID, Freeman notes it's hard to come up with reasons why you need an ID to board a plane, but not to vote in a federal election. That was particularly glaring this week when Senator John Ossoff, Democrat from Georgia, required people to show an ID to attend his campaign events after opposing an ID requirement to vote. So just to be clear, Johnny, Johnny O, I didn't want to insult you. Wasn't Johnny O like a freestyle singer back in New York? Paula, Johnny O, remember? I didn't want to insult you. John Ossoff, so you can demand an ID for people to come in to hear you talk about how they shouldn't have to have an ID to vote for you. I just want to be clear on this. Johnny, Johnny, just answer that for me. People need to present an ID to come into a campaign event for you to talk about how you shouldn't use the same ID to go and vote for you. I'm just asking questions. 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