🚨Trump DOJ: Ilhan Omar IN PROCESS for Possible DEPORTATION & DENATURALIZATION!

Ilhan Omar talks so fondly about Somalia

all the time. I really hope she likes it

as much as she has let on because she

may just be going back sooner than she

thought. Welcome to the program

everyone. I am Trish and we got a big

show to for you today. I want to get

into Ilhan Omar and what the Justice

Department has just revealed which is a

pretty big reveal. We're going to talk

about why they're considering

dennaturalizing one Ilhan Omar and the

the alleged evidence they have to go on.

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Omar is about to go home.

So, it seems

they're at least really looking quite

hard into this over at the DOJ. You

know, this has been talked about for

some time, but we have not really heard

anything so emphatic as what we heard on

my friend Benny Johnson's show earlier

today. Harit Dylan, who is the assistant

attorney general and primarily in charge

of some of the racial uh discrimination

issues, um says this is absolutely on

their radar and there's an investigation

going on. She can't say much, she says,

but suffice it to say this is kind of a

a wow moment. Listen

>> to see her contempt and and right next

to her Rashidita Tib, you know, another

person with an immigrant background. Um,

look, Elon Omar has some legal issues

regarding her citizenship. I'll just

leave it at that. Um, I think that

they've been well covered in the press,

but uh, it's shameful.

>> Yeah, that was an interesting answer.

Could you like elucidate at all for us

on these citizenship issues for Ilhan

Omar? Will we ever see anything on that?

I will I will tell you that I was very

>> anything but I think I think it's been

well covered and I covered it certainly

myself before I joined the DOJ that yeah

you know certainly it's it's it's a it's

a truism of immigration law that if you

commit fraud in the course of obtaining

your citizenship if you lie about being

a uh the you weren't a Nazi um you know

guard at a concentration camp you can be

denaturalized if you lie about um your

marriage status that on which your

citizenship depends or or your familial

status or what have you. If you if you

fake any of those documents or you lie,

that's a grounds for dennaturalization.

And so I think it's been, you know,

credibly alleged that there are, you

know, serious questions about the

circumstances of the paperwork around

that naturalization. I'll just leave it

at that. I'm not working on that issue.

That's not part of what the civil rights

division does. But I think we need to

police that seriously. It is a precious

privilege to be granted citizenship as a

naturalized citizen in this country

>> and I don't think it should be taken

away lightly but if it's just a basic

concept of law that if you commit fraud

in the course of obtaining a benefit you

know you're not entitled to it.

>> Yeah.

>> I just think this is fantastic. So

Hermit is

is is a fantastic lawyer. Okay.

Fantastic lawyer. I'm just going to say

that I know her from Fox and she was a

Fox News contributor and I I'm just

going to add that, you know, she's not

only a fantastic lawyer, she's not going

to throw stuff out there just for the

heck of it.

Am I throwing shade at Pam Bondi right

about now? I may be, but I have reason

to. Okay, I have reason to. Leticia

James is reason number one. James Comey

is reason number two. But anyway, her

meet's the real deal. And so what she's

saying here is that they have some

thought and process that's going into

this. And she really couldn't say much.

But listen, if what is out there is

believed to be true, if that turns out

to be true, I'm going to tell you. And I

put a nice little time together for

everybody. We're going to go through

this together. There is a lot to go on

and it's very, very, very suspicious.

I'm just saying. Okay. Okay. So, in

2002, Ilhan Omar is 19 years old and she

marries a guy named Ar Ahmed Hersy. Now,

they're not married in like a legal

government ceremony at all. They're

they're married in a religious ceremony.

So, as far as her culture is concerned,

yes, they're very much married, but they

weren't married officially in the eyes

of the law. So, this is important and a

distinction that we're going to come

back to in a minute. She has two

children with Mr. Ahmed Hersy in 2003

and 2006. So, it's a real marriage,

okay? They're together. They have kids.

Then they separated in 2008.

She marries again in 2009

to a guy named Ahmed. Oh, you know that

makes it easy, right? Ahmed. Ahmed. She

likes the Ameds. She marries a guy named

Ahmed Nur Sed Elme.

That's the guy that some people online

believe might be her brother. I'm here

to tell you it doesn't even matter if

it's her brother or not. Because if it

wasn't a real marriage,

if they didn't love each other, if it

was just, you know, for money only or to

help somebody get citizenship, this that

or the other, that's a huge problem.

Okay? Like huge problem. Like we'll get

to that again in a second. I'll explain

to you legally why it's such a huge

problem. But she marries this guy and

she marries him officially like this is

on the books, right? This is in you know

the government register. She does this

the right way when she goes and marries

this guy another Ahmed nurse say Elme

and

it she divorces him like a year and a

half later. [laughter] Okay, that's

what's weird. And then what's even more

weird is that a year later while he's

off at school allegedly in one of the

Dakotas, she has a third child with the

first guy.

The first guy that she's just divorced.

So you tell me how that makes sense to

you. Right? She's married to one guy in

a religious ceremony.

Then she

separates from him, divorces him,

marries this other guy in a an official

ceremony, but no religious stuff around

it. Like they don't do a religious

ceremony. It's like an official ceremony

and not within her church. She has

another kid with the first guy and then

boom, presto. Like a year and a half,

two years later, she divorces

the second guy. I know it's confusing.

You know, she must not be a very good

Muslim because she keeps getting

married. And now the latest and greatest

runs an alcohol company. Yeah, wine

company. Well, maybe not because there's

no wine. And then um used to run a

cannabis company. So, we'll we'll we'll

tackle that again momentarily. I want to

go in order because there's so much

here. So, in 2012, she

then gets back together with hubby

number one. So, think about it. hubby

number one, the one she marries in the

religious ceremony and has two kids

with. She divorces so she can go for

hubby number two, who seems a little

sus, and was over in the UK, comes here,

apparently went to school, and they

weren't even like living together while

they were married. Apparently, she she

still has a ch a third child. She goes

and gets pregnant with the other guy,

the first husband, and he's not around

the second husband. Then he like I guess

goes back to the UK. Apparently, he

lives in South Africa right now, but

there's not a lot on him. He's posting

some stuff on social media from South

Africa. So, the belief is he's now

there. She then goes back and she

marries again, hubby number one. And

hubby number one, now they have three

kids together and she are together for

for a few years until I don't know, Mr.

Minette like sweeps her off her feet.

Timmy Minette, you know, the liquor he

is not. He comes in out of the blue and

he has some kind of affair with her. It

leaves his wife Beth Minette for this

one.

Gosh,

you know, I there's not much to say. I

mean, again, she's she's obviously

clearly not a very good Muslim in any

way, shape, or form, but you know, Timmy

Minette suddenly becomes numero uno in

her book, and she divorces

that poor guy that she's been with since

she's 19 years old that she's got three

kids with. She's already divorced him

once. She divorces him again and marries

Timmy Minet, the guy who has multiple

times been accused of fraud.

Not only does she marry him, she marries

him on the exact same day that she

reveals her big feeding our future

boondoggle to the tune of $250 million

that American taxpayers were defrauded

out of. and all her, you know, peeps

back in,

I almost said Somalia, like little

Somalia in Minneapolis.

They're all involved in it.

So, yeah, we have questions and so does

Hermit Dylan have questions because you

see, I want to go back to marriage

number two.

Maybe, you know, if you believe the

internet, she could be uh related to the

guy. But we don't even need that, okay?

Because if she married him under false

pretenses,

pretending, in other words, that she was

in love with the guy so that she could

help him get into the country. Oo,

that's a problem. Okay, it's a problem

because that's actually grounds for

denaturalization. And I've done a lot of

research on this and it turns out that

if you have been naturalized as a

citizen and then you go out and you use

your new found citizenship to then go

marry somebody and it's not a real

marriage but you just want to get them

citizenship. That's like a really big

bad thing to do as far as the US

government's concerned. Like you could

go out and commit some pretty heinous

acts and do some pretty heinous stuff. I

mean like you could be convicted of

murder and you'll go to jail but you

won't get denaturalized. Think about

that. That's how seriously they take

this. So if you have been naturalized as

a citizen and then you go out and you

use that citizenship to offer to someone

else in a false marriage, that's a big

deal. And they will and can dnaturalize

you over that. And then you're in the

country without a visa and you're going

to get deported. 18 USC 101 false

statements to the federal government.

They consider it as false. They're

saying now you don't have the right

character to have been in the country

initially

because you clearly don't believe in our

constitutional values. And then 8 USC

1451 procurement of citizenship by

concealment or misrepresentation. And

we're going to get to that because

there's some talk out there that she

never should have gotten citizenship in

the first place because of who her

family was, who her father was, and

because she was being naturalized as

sort of a derivative of his

status and his citizenship. The belief

in some communities is that he never was

deserving of citizenship because of his

connection to the Somali rulers that

were so barbaric and so horrible there

that led to this civil war. So this is

actually pretty

pretty, you know, significant and

something that is also being looked into

as hermit alluded to and I want to go

back to what hermit said again because I

think it's really important especially

as I go into 8 USC 1451 and talk about

that. But in terms of the false

statements to the federal government,

you know, if she was out there marrying

somebody

because she thought that, you know, this

was for whatever reason, I don't know,

maybe there was financial gain, maybe it

was just gain because if in fact he was

a relation, etc. They wanted to get him

into the country. I don't know, but it

I'll just have you at this like it

doesn't really matter. If it wasn't a

real marriage, then they can go after

her for that. And that's a big deal as

far as the government is concerned. And

I think we have reason. I'm just saying,

not accusing anybody of anything, but

I'm just saying we have reason, right?

Do we not? To say, "Gee, you were

married to one guy.

You had kids with him. You suddenly

dropped him like a hot potato. Married

this other guy. That was like a

whisbang, right? Like that didn't last

long. You guys weren't even living

together." And then he ups and leaves.

Maybe this was a marriage plan gone ary

because, you know, a couple years later,

she's back with the other guy. In the

interim, she has the other kid with the

first guy. It's really strange stuff.

But again, I want to get to this next

part. 8 USC 1451. In other words, did

she never deserve citizenship in the

first place? Let's go back to my friend

Benny. Really good interview with Harit.

And he's smart, right? Because he heard

what we all heard and he's like, "Whoa,

whoa, whoa." He let her finish her

sentence. He's like, "Whoa, whoa, like,

slow down. What did you mean by that?"

Because you kind of dropped a

kind of a big big spectacle in our lap.

Let's go back to Harmy and Benny

>> to see her contempt and and right next

to her Rashidita Tale, you know, another

person with an immigrant background. Um,

look, Elon Omar has some legal issues

regarding her citizenship. I'll just

leave it at that. Um, I think that

they've been well covered in the press,

but uh, it's shameful.

>> Yeah, that was an interesting answer.

Could you like elucidate at all for us

on the citizenship issues for Ilhan

Omar? Will we ever see anything on that?

I will I will tell you that I was very

>> anything but I think I think it's been

well covered and I covered it certainly

myself before I joined the DOJ that you

know certainly it's it's it's a it's a

truism of immigration law that if you

commit fraud in the course of obtaining

your citizenship if you lie about being

a uh the you weren't a Nazi um you know

guard at a concentration camp you can be

denaturalized if you

>> Okay, that's really important what she

just said and we're going to go back to

the law and talk about the father

as it relates to what Harit's saying. I

want to play it again and I won't I

won't jump in but just listen to these

words carefully.

>> Um you know guard at a concentration

camp your citizenship. If you lie about

being a uh oh that you weren't a Nazi um

you know guard at a concentration camp

you can be denaturalized. If you lie

about um your marriage status that on

which your citizenship depends or or

your familial status or what have you,

if you if you fake any of those

documents or you lie, that's a grounds

for dennaturalization. And so I think

it's been, you know, credibly alleged

that there are, you know, serious

questions about the circumstances of the

paperwork around that naturalization.

I'll just leave it at that. I'm not

working on that issue. That's not part

of what the civil rights division does.

But I think we need to police that

seriously. It is a precious privilege to

be granted citizenship as a naturalized

citizen in this country and I don't

think it should be taken away lightly.

But if it's just a basic concept of law

that if you commit fraud in the course

of obtaining a benefit, you know, you're

not entitled to it.

>> Yeah.

>> Boom. Okay. So, this is a big deal.

Again, you know, think about what she's

saying here. And we talked about the

marriage fraud and the possibility that

there may have been something funky

going on there. But let let's look at

this other thing. Procurement of

citizenship by concealment or

misrepresentation. She said, for

example, you know, if it turns out you

were one of the Nazis and you come here

and you're looking for asylum and you

don't admit what you were actually

engaged in and what you were doing, then

they can go back after the fact

retroactively and revoke the

citizenship. And you could also thereby

then revoke the citizenship of the

children because the children it's

becomes null and void. She apparently

got citizenship from the USA because of

her dad when she was 17 years old. So

just to sort of reiterate under US law

someone's barred from asylum or

residency if they have committed war

crimes, if they p participated in

persecution in any way, if they've

committed any crimes against humanity or

engaged in terror activity. This is a

very big deal because what has been

alleged, and I'm not saying this is

true, but what is being discussed about

the father in Ilhan Omar's case is that

he may not have been fully

representative of who he was. Here's an

article from a biased publication. Okay?

So, like I, you know, I'm always fair.

I'm not going to try and present

something that isn't, but let's just,

you know, indulge this for one minute

because I think it's important to at

least understand what is out there and

what has been alleged. So, they're

saying that this colonel in the army and

apparently that has been confirmed. He

was a colonel in the army. Now, she says

he's a teacher, but he was at some point

a colonel, right, in this army. His name

was Nur Omar Muhammad. He's since been

deceased. He was her father. And so

they're saying in this article that he

had a certain kind of rank and certain

kind of authority and a membership of

the regime

Darude clan and and was there for like

10 years and he climbed the hierarchy in

Somalia military to the rank of colonel

placing him squarely they write in the

Somalia military lands command hierarchy

during and at the height of the Isach

genocide campaign. Now this is important

again I'm going to caution you on the

source. It's from Somalia Land

Chronicles and they don't like Ilhan

very much. So, continuing on with their

publication, they say based on his

position, loyalty to the regime and his

role in the military, it's virtually

certain that he had intimate knowledge

and involvement in the planning,

conception, direction, and the execution

of the genocide. So, if that were the

case and he did not admit any of that,

well then guys, you're gonna have,

if this comes out, the ability to, yes,

take away her citizenship because he

never should have gotten citizenship in

the first place because he would not

have been of the right moral character

and standing in order to have gotten it,

right? Committed war crimes,

participated in persecution, crimes

against humanity, you name it. And so

this is why we get back to this law 8

USC 1451,

the procurement of citizenship by

concealment or misrepresentation.

And in the eyes of the law, if you did

this, your citizenship would be stripped

and your children's citizenship thereby

that had gotten them from you would also

be stripped. Now again, you you have to

balance this with what's real, what's

not. And one of the frustrating things

about this is because she's from this

war torn area, you can kind of make up

anything, right? Like where are all the

records? What do we actually know? What

do we don't really know? And so if you

look what you see, there's all these

allegations that have been made about

the dad. And then what is really

documented? And so it's going to take a

fair amount of work, I would imagine, to

really figure this out. After all, there

are no formal war crimes that have been

recorded. He wasn't part of any kind of

international tribunal that investigated

him. There are no criminal charges filed

against him, but they're arguing that he

had to have been part of this ruling

clan because he served as a colonel

under Sed Bar. And that actually seems

to be the case. In other words, he did

have this position within the military.

So if he had the position within the

military as it has been alleged and I do

believe that that could be proven out

then you'd have to go to the next column

right and think about what did he engage

in and that's where it starts to get

really murky. Um so there's two sort of

lines I think of thinking that they're

going after her on and that would be in

terms of the the citizenship. It would

be whether or not the father deserved a

citizenship and therefore did she and

then whether or not she committed some

kind of marriage fraud in that second

goaround with the second hubby. And then

you know we haven't even gotten to Timmy

Minet. Timmy Minet I keep saying my net

worth goes up on you. You know she

marries this is what she's saying to

herself. My net worth just went up when

she married Mr. Timmy Minet. I mean if

nothing else for goodness sake she gave

the guy a great payday. Remember this

one? I mean, this is why she was

initially being investigated by the

ethics committee because Timmy Minet's

firm, he was her campaign manager. He

received $878,000

between the years 2018 in 2020. So, what

was that 2018, 2019, 2020? So, you know,

he's making somewhere less, you know,

somewhere around I'm guessing like 300

or so if we if we span this out over

three years a year. And then suddenly he

jumps to woo nearly three million during

the 2020 campaign cycle from Omar's

campaign. Now I'd like to know

given that campaign cycle

given that in 2020 he was making

suddenly so much. Did did she say to

herself, heck yeah, you know this is the

guy for me. I I got to marry this one

and looker that he is. He I'm paying him

nearly three million bucks. That's a lot

by the way for a campaign manager. I

just want to take a little aside and

tell you that's a heck of a lot. Like

that's unheard of. It doesn't exist in

congressional campaigns except, you

know, in Minneapolis with Ilhan and

Timmy. It it doesn't exist. To the point

where Joe Biden was being criticized in

a front page piece in the New York

Times. They were like, "Oh my gosh, he's

paying his campaign manager $4 million."

I think it was the sweetener if the guy

actually got him elected.

Hey, you deserve four million for

getting Joe Biden elected, too, right?

$4 million. It would be a lot for a

campaign manager. They couldn't believe

this. Well, hey, Timmy Minet out there

in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he's getting

nearly three. Hey, not bad work if you

can get it. Of course, you got to be

married to this one.

[laughter]

[gasps]

Pick your poison.

Listen,

they're gonna have some problems because

the administration is now laser focused

on her and they're laser focused on

fraud and they're laser focused on

Minnesota where Minneapolis, her

district, is ground zero for all this

stuff. Trump said it the other night.

There's been no more stunning example

than Minnesota, where members of the

Somali community have pillaged an

estimated 19 billion dollars from the

American taxpayer. Oh, we have all the

information. And in actuality, the

number is much higher than that. And

California, Massachusetts, Maine, and

many other states are even worse.

This is the kind of corruption that

shreds the fabric of a nation and we are

working on it like you wouldn't believe.

So tonight, although

started four months ago, I am officially

announcing the war on fraud to be led by

our great vice president J. D. Vance.

>> Boom. Okay. So that means Ilhan, they're

on to you. You get the Treasury

Secretary, you get the IRS, you get JD

Vance. I We're not talking Pam Bondi

territory. This is JD Vans territory.

All right. So, good luck with that one.

Not to mention, you know, they're going

to sent you in the meantime as you so

well deserve as does your little friend

Rashidita for this.

>> You should be ashamed of yourself not

standing up. [cheering] You should be

ashamed of yourself. That is why I'm

also asking you to end deadly sanctuary

cities that protect the criminals and

enact serious penalties for public

officials who block the removal of

criminal aliens. In many cases, drug

lords, murderers all over our country.

They're blocking the removal of these

people out of our country. And you

should be ashamed of yourself.

[cheering]

[applause]

ashamed, ashamed. And then he doubled

down, of course, this week saying, "You

know what? Send him home." When you

watch low IQ, Ilhan, Omar, and Rashida

Talib, the president of the United

States, writes on True Social as they

scream uncontrollably last night at the

very elegant State of the Union. Such an

important, beautiful event. They had the

bulging, bloodshot eyes of crazy people,

of lunatics, mentally deranged and sick,

who frankly look like they should be

institutionalized. When people can

behave like that, and knowing that there

are crooked and corrupt politicians so

bad for our country, we should send them

back to where they came from as fast as

possible. They can only damage the

United States of America. They can do

nothing to help it. So, he's calling

them crooked. He's calling them corrupt.

And he wants them out of here. Okay? And

now we have learned as of today it's

official the DOJ as we understand it

courtesy of thank you Benny and also

Harit Dylan Harit coming up with this

revelation here. In fact they're looking

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Tim I keep calling them all Timmy. They

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Make a comment. We are live and I see

everything right now. Dragon Rider

writing, "If her citizenship is revoked,

does she go to prison in the US or back

into her country?" That's a great great

question. I I actually I think that, you

know, we could kind of flip a coin on

that. Which would be worse? I think it

would be worse to go back there, don't

you? Well, let me know what you think.

All right. impeachment articles filed

against one Timmy Waltz because you know

it's a little strange. Just a little

strange. Have you seen this? The autism

numbers. Dr. Oz is all over this thing.

He's like how is there a 34,000

34,200%

increase in the amount of autism

spending under one Timmy Walsh? I mean,

it it started at like 1 million in 2017

and now by 2024, we're all the way up to

$3

and 43

million in autism spending. That's a

little peculiar. So peculiar that now

these Minnesota congressmen at the

Freedom Caucus there, they're they're

filing articles of impeachment. Listen,

>> Representative Mike Weiner. Impeachment

articles for the fraudster and chief Tim

Walls. Holding politicians accountable,

holding him accountable for the massive

amount of fraud in the state of

Minnesota. Estimated 9 bill.

>> Uh-oh. Timmy, he's like, "Don't look at

me. Don't look at me." I mean, hey, I

I'm all about going after fraud. Oh,

yeah.

>> You can trust me on this. The person

who's angriest about this fraud is me.

There is certainly no political upside

to having fraud in your state and it

undermines the very program that I have

spent a lifetime advocating for and

trying to implement. And we have got

criminals. It seems like the Republicans

the only people they're not concerned

about in this is the actual criminals.

>> No, no, we're we're pretty concerned

about them. The the criminals are the

problem and you're a problem because you

allowed them. Okay. Like we're not

looking away from that. We want to know

who's enabling the criminals because

it's not just the criminals fault. It's

the people that were enabling them.

Whether it be Timmy Walsh, whether it be

Ilhan Omar, whether it be Keith Ellison.

I want to go to a Fox report on this. It

It'll just blow you away. It's really

disgusting.

>> The allegation is that the treatment

centers would encourage parents to get a

bogus diagnosis that their kid was

autistic. The treatment center would

then get a check and the parents would

get a kickback. The treatment centers

could not receive surprise inspections

because they were not licensed. Now that

licenses are required, only six out of

more than 500 centers are even applying

for the provisional license. Dr. Ros

says this goes all the way to the top of

state leadership.

This is not a problem with the people of

Minnesota. It's a problem with the

leadership of Minnesota and other states

who do not take Medicaid preservation

seriously. any delay in services is

going to be the should be laid at the at

the at the seat of Governor Walls.

>> Now, Governor Tim Walls says a decision

to withhold a4 billion dollars in

Medicaid money is an example of the

Trump administration weaponizing the

federal government and punishing the

people in a blue state.

>> The sense of retribution, no state has

experienced this before. How does taking

and punishing

children and elderly

uh have anything to do with fighting

fraud when that's not where this issue

is taking place? It does nothing.

Now, in 2017, the money repaid to the

state of Minnesota for autism treatment

was less than $2 million. By 2019, word

got out that money was available. And

then when COVID hit, the money really

started moving until we see in 2024

almost $350 million paid out for autism

treatment. Quite a

>> I I'll tell you, you know, the idea that

they're trying to say that this is

retribution when we're like, hang on, we

got $650

billion according to the nonpartisan GAO

in fraud happening every darn year. And

you people are like, "Oh, how dare you

look at us?" No, no, no, no, no. We want

to know every single last scent and

where it is being spent fraudulently,

and we're going to hold everybody

accountable because there's got to be

some kind of system that prevents this

insanity, don't you think?

CNN freaking out cuz guess what? David

Ellson from Sky Dance, from Paramount,

he got Paramount.

He's coming in. He's going to get CNN.

He's going to get all of Time Warner and

the CNN people are like, "You got to be

kidding me. Oh my gosh, we have somebody

who's

kind of like on good terms with Trump

taking over a major media company. No

one in Hollywood wanted this." And I

mean, no one. And no one within the

mainstream media news business wanted

this. They're throwing a fit because you

got Barry Weiss over there running the

show at CBS. They don't know what to do.

You got a mutiny going down, right?

They're all threatening to leave. Some

of them have left Anderson Cooper. He

left CBS in 60 Minutes. But you see,

he's still at CNN. So, I think he's

going to have to leave twice. I think he

he already wore out his welcome in the

CBS negotiations. What's going to happen

next? I'll tell you, they are not happy

about any of this. Here's the big news.

Netflix uh woke Netflix. They're

humiliated in this loss. They completely

got squashed like a little bug. Okay,

this is like the the the the company

that Susan Rice is on the board of. She

was the one just out recently promising

retribution for anybody who was aligned

with MAGA. We're going to come back and

get you and we're in charge. Yeah, she's

the one. Oh, no wonder Barack and

Michelle got that Netflix deal, right?

They got Susan Rice on the board.

Anyway, uh Netflix is backing out

because David Ellison is coming with

deep pockets and the promise that he can

get that job done. He can get the merger

done. You're not going to run into all

kinds of regulatory challenges he does

not believe for a variety of reasons

possibly including the fact that he gets

along better with the president. And so

consequently, Netflix is now backing

out. You know, they stood there and they

were like, "We got this. We got this. We

got this." And they gave like a week of

due diligence at some point because you

have to, right? duty to shareholders

means that if you are Time Warner, you

can't just say, "Oh, we really like

Netflix because they're so woke just

like us and you know, everybody's going

to be happy together." The shareholders

are like, "Show me the money, right?"

And if if David Ellison is like, "I can

do better and I promise you I'll do

better and I'll give you more money."

Then you have a duty to the

shareholders. And so they had to go and

entertain this offer. And it turns out

Netflix is out. Woke Netflix. totally

humiliated and out of the game all

together. So now you're looking at

Paramount and WB Warner Brothers

together and Warner Brothers of course

owns Time well CNN. Okay, we're going

back a few mergers here. We start

talking about Time Warner. Anyway, this

is great because there's this little

blog by this guy who is a little guy who

used to have a job at CNN and now writes

a newsletter on Substack or something

and he's pointing out that okay, it's

called Status. There you go. I couldn't

remember the name of it. I can't

remember his name, but he's got this

little newsletter and he said it's so

bad there. They're like freaking out.

Quote, "Inside CNN, alarm bells went off

as staffers began to panic over the

suddenly very real prospect that they

could be working for Barry Weiss before

the end of the year. Within minutes of

the news crossing the wire, my phone lit

up with messages, I'm sure, from anxious

employees fretting about the future."

Quote, "We are doomed." One staffer

candidly said, "We are effed." Another

said, "Everyone is reeling about all the

obvious things," said the third. The

panic at CNN right now is off the

charts. One insider told his newsletter

of the larger mood that had arrested the

entire network. Of course, they're

worried, right? Because Barry like

actually

wants to have the other side of the

story. Like if you're 60 Minutes and

you're going to do a whole thing on the

uh Salvador prison, she kind of actually

wants to hear from say, "Oh, I don't

know, Tom H. Homeman." [laughter]

[gasps] and and you don't even try to

get Tom Hman. She's like, "Well, let me

see if I can make the call. We're gonna

hold the story until we can at least try

to get the other side in there." So

CNN's like, "Well, what do we do now?" I

think they saw this one coming, though,

because I've been seeing some of the

information that they've put on the show

recently. And it's like, "Oh gosh, CNN,

really?" Like, you actually sound like a

real news organization now. you're

actually admitting things like, oh, you

know, Americans feel that he is better

on the immigration front than say the

Democrats who want open borders. They

they admitted that, right? Like that's a

big step, baby steps, but a big step in

terms of their baby steps that they're

making to try to be less insanely

biased. Here's Variety saying uh just a

couple of weeks ago that most Warner

Brothers Discovery staffers were now in

favor of the Netflix merger with Warner

Brothers Studios and that HBO Max would

much rather be fully consumed by say

Netflix than by David Ellison's

Paramount Sky Dance. They're all wor

Well, you know what? Now they're going

to have to worry and worry some more.

And this is going to be one big company.

They got HBO, HBO Max. I was just going

down the list. CNN, CBS, DC Studios,

Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Paramount,

Nickelodeon, MTV, Showtime, and TNT. I'm

going to run out of breath. They got

Harry Potter, they got DC Comics, they

got Game of Thrones, The Lord of the

Rings. I mean, this is going to be one

massive. They've got Spongebob and

they've got Door the Explorer. Okay, so

need I say more? Oh, Star Trek, too.

Okay, so this is massive. This is going

to be a huge huge entertainment company.

And of course, the these these companies

are freaking out because they're like,

"What does this mean from a wokeism

standpoint, right? Like they're really

really worried." But I'm going to tell

you, it's not just what it means from

sort of are we going to actually have to

be neutral in our coverage. I think it's

actually it means more than that. That

there's such an opportunity. And I say

this all the time. I'm blown away by

what I'm able to do on this little show

and how many people I'm able to reach.

And it's more than I was ever able to

reach on any of those networks I worked

at, which is incredible. If you haven't

subscribed, make sure you do. But this

is really um just an enormously

important time. We're like on the cusp

of something massive. And I think David

Ellison gets this. All of my sources

that know him well say he's one of the

smartest guys that you'll meet who

really thinks about tech and the future

of this entire business in a new way. So

he wants to bring that kind of

innovation that you would see in the

technology side of things to Hollywood

and to the news business. So what could

that mean? I mean, I think it's like

incredible. You know, I I I think about

this stuff a lot and I'm I I was

thinking about it when I was at the

Apple store and I tried on the the

goggles, you know, that they have there.

And you you feel like you're right on

the front lines of something like a

sporting event and I thought to myself,

gosh, this is going to be huge. This

could be huge for news. Think about CNN.

It used to be in the old days, right?

They were bringing you in your living

room to the front lines of who knows

what. they can bring you the front lines

of Gaza or Ukraine or right out there in

the middle of a hurricane. Well, what if

it was no longer bringing these things,

this is how we say, to you in your

living room. Think about the power of

news in the future because it won't be

about in the old days when you first got

TV bringing the news to you in your

living room, but rather bringing you to

the news.

So that to me is the power of the future

as we think about the metaverse etc. And

the news organization

that can harness that is going to be way

out ahead of the curve. So CNN like they

already have right all these bureaus all

over the world and they're just sitting

there and it's like this dead asset that

nobody wants. It's like the hot potato,

right? He's the only guy who's like,

"Yeah, I'll take it. I'll take it."

Well, you know what? He could do a lot

with it. He could do a lot with it if he

actually found a way with technology

to bring the viewer from their living

room directly. I think Beam Me Up

Scotty, right? The Star Trek Trek

reference to the news and then they

would be on the front lines of all these

events sort of I mean not actually not

physically but in that sort of metaverse

world.

the and that to me is the huge

opportunity and the huge future and some

people may say is it ethical really and

there are concerns about that but you

probably had all the same exact concerns

when you first had television in the

first place and you first had the likes

of the CBS Evening News bringing you all

of this footage. Now you're going to be

able to probably at some point in the ex

future experience it yourself. I think

about it here on the show. You know, we

could have you right here in the studio,

right? Boom, boom, boom. And like it's

not just me looking at your comments in

real time and thank you for your

comments. They're wonderful. But you

know, you'd be like here with me. It the

the potential is enormous. Enormous.

And I think David Ellison is probably

one of the few people that sees this.

And so if he's got that kind of vision,

and I don't know, maybe maybe I'm the

one with the vision. I don't I hope he

does. is I mean again I'm hearing from

sources he's really really smart and if

you also think about the potential to

bring AI productivity to Hollywood I

know this is scary for some people but

think about it you could be writing your

own movies like in real time you don't

need to sit there and watch somebody

else's movie

you can have your own movie

and I bet you he understands that and

the power of that and this is what

scares Hollywood

I mean forget get the woke stuff. That's

scary enough, right? But what's really

scary to them is the reality that the

entire business is about to change.

We need innovators. We need people to

think about all of this stuff

differently. And I think he will and I

think he can. Meanwhile, over at the

View, they need to start thinking about

things differently, do they not? Because

the FCC is breathing down their back.

The FCC is like, "We've had it with

you." And it's not just because of stuff

like this from Whoopi. I'm not sure to

another piece,

>> right? It's time.

>> 25th amendment. It's time. It's time.

>> It is time for her to go.

>> All right. I think we need the 25th

amendment for her. Anyway, the FCC is

conducting this investigation. It's been

kind of heated because they're

conducting it not into just all of

Disney and all of ABC, but specifically

into The View. and they're conducting it

over the equal time rule that the FCC

under Donald Trump running Brennan Carr

is actually enforcing for the first

time. And what the equal time rule is is

oh, if you're going to have a candidate

from one side of the aisle on, you got

to have the candidate from the other

side of the aisle on. And this happened

recently with Jasmine Crockett. They

brought Jasmine Crockett. Oh, she's good

for ratings, right? Maybe not. Onto the

view. And then they had to bring on her.

Well, they didn't have to. They chose to

bring on her competitor James Tarico who

looks like he's about 12 and he went on

the View and got to talk up how great

Jasmine is, right? It was like having

two Jasmines, well different Jasmine's

on the View. And that's a problem

because they never invited the

Republican and so they got called out

for it and now they're like freaking out

and the View hosts are realizing

they're realizing that they're in

trouble and so they got to do something

different. And the different is possibly

bringing on a diversified list of

guests.

Woofy Goldberg, Joy Behar, the rest of

them, Sunonny, they all just got

humiliated. Humiliated by what do you

know? A little business reporter. You

know, we business reporters, we're kind

of smart. You know why? We don't just

see see things through a political lens.

We see things through an economic lens,

through a market lens, through a numbers

lens. And so this girl who used to work

with me at Bloomberg and then went over

to another one of my former employers,

CNBC, and does a pretty good job. She

just put Whoopi and company right darn

in their place. Let me see if I have

this little video to show you. Do we

have it? Do we have it? I think we do.

And I'm going to bring it up for you

right now because Sarah Eisen took these

guys on in a way that they, you know,

they did not know what hit them because

they're not smart enough to really

understand the economy. [laughter]

And so, consequently,

they uh they they took it right on the

chin. Let's see. This is fantastic, you

guys. I mean, utterly fantastic. I want

to make sure it's the right one. Oh,

yeah. I got it. Okay, here we go. Way to

go, Sarah.

after we do what we're supposed to do. I

do want to ask you about the market

because it it's

>> it seems that the market doesn't really

pay attention to who is president. The

market does what it does.

>> Actually, the market likes who's

president. I think

>> Oh, interesting.

>> There's a lot of upbeat sentiment from

companies.

>> Ah,

>> and from investors about policies that

are helpful for growth. You know,

deregulation

>> tariffs are helpful for growth. The

tariffs usually wouldn't be helpful for

growth, but they haven't been as bad as

everybody expected.

>> It helps for rich people. It doesn't

help poor people or middle inome people.

>> Well, fair.

[applause] But, you know, when the

tariffs were announced, everyone thought

it would be like massive inflation and

the market would fall apart and the

economy would fall and it hasn't.

Companies have absorbed it. You know

what? They're they've never been more

profitable right now. But also, they

like investors. So, it's like a K curve,

right? So if you're in wealthy then it's

great. If you're middle class or or

under the middle class then it's not

good at all

>> but what I would say to that is that you

know it helps to have exposure to stocks

like more people should have exposure to

stocks and that is something

>> well if you if you're getting paid

minimum wage you [laughter] don't have

exposure to stocks and that's part of

I am loving this. Yes, you need more

exposure to stocks. 76research.com. But

in other words, she's like, listen, this

is good. This is good for the economy.

It's all everybody's happy. And they're

like, but it can't be. It can't be. It's

going to get bad. And she's like, no,

actually, it's pretty good. So, there

you have it. Whoopi, were you listening

hard enough? Do we need to give you

another lesson in this? I think we need

to give the whole mainstream media

lesson in this. Here's one I found on

Vox. Vox.com. They're they're talking

about why Eileen Goo is the winner and

why the US men's hockey team is the

loser. Okay. Have I said enough here?

You get the point. They're like, "Okay,

Eene Goose, she's great because, oh

well, I guess they don't see her as

being somebody who the Trump camp

likes." You know, the Trump camp is

looking at her saying kind of, "Girl,

are you like some kind of trader?" I

mean, like, why the heck are you skiing

for China when you could ski for the US

of A? For her, it's probably all the

almighty dollar that kind of is

dictating things. I'm guessing she got a

lot of money from China. Money that, you

know, because we play by the rules here

in the US, we wouldn't be giving to an

amateur athlete. Meanwhile, the US men's

hockey team. Oh, they're bad because you

see Trump likes them. So, that's how

they that's how they that's how they

think about things really. That is the

mainstream media, guys. That's the

mainstream media in a nutshell. So, chew

on that

and know that Brendan Carr is on the

case and know that we're going to get

huge changes. really. I mean, you cannot

even begin to

think about all that's coming. I mean, I

can I I can see it all, right?

[laughter] I'm predicting the future. A

lot of changes are coming from the media

industry. Good to have you all here. I

see somebody from my hometown of

Hampton, New Hampshire. Love that. Live

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