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and then as soon as they get in there,
they change their tune and that's a problem.
And I don't know if you've really been looking at Glenn Beck's posts,
or if you listen to his podcasts,
but he's talking about the rise in the DSA.
It went from 6,000 to 92,000 members in such a short time why.
And he said he was talking about fiscal sponsorships,
these tax exempt networks like Alliance for Global Justice Act
as the accounting department for the movement.
These are not like homegrown things,
these are not like grassroots things that are growing.
And why is it growing so fast?
And that's a scary prospect, it really is.
I mean, you listen to what these people are saying,
what they're proposing.
And they're trying to, when they're on the campaign,
they're trying to step away from that.
But as soon as they get into office, as we can see,
with our governor here in New Jersey,
they're very not moderate at all.
So yeah, it's a big problem.
When you have guys like Piker,
United States deserved not 11.
I hate America.
I mean, 15 different times I've watched some of clips of his podcasts.
And he constantly says, I hate America.
I hate the United States.
They deserved not 11.
Why is this guy not being censored or whatever?
I mean, Roosevelt put journalists and editors in jail
during World War II.
I don't know if anybody knows that.
He did.
Nothing anti-American.
None of that crap went on during World War II.
These people were arrested and put in jail.
And then afterwards, after World War II
was over, they were let out.
But Blinken did the same thing during the Civil War.
I think we need to start doing this now.
And it may be flipping out the liberals,
but I'll tell you what it needs to be done.
Aren't we seeing it now?
We're seeing this change happen.
CNN's on their new management.
MSNBC has this new thing going growing together.
But you're seeing the changes already.
And the people that we invested in, like Tucker Carlson
and George Jobs, they'll quit.
They'll quit.
I don't think they quit.
They are in America, Julie.
They quit on America's, what I mean.
Well, yeah, money will do that.
And they had their agendas.
And now they have bigger agendas
because they are getting bigger pockets filled from whomever.
And that's the evil thing is with money.
It can change a person big time.
Do you remember when Marco Rubio a few weeks ago
was talking about the Cubans that have been infiltrating
our local and state and federal governments?
And they've been doing it for 50 years, 60 years.
Piker and what's her name down there?
And California and Mayor Los Angeles miss bass.
They're, what are they doing down in Cuba?
I mean, they've been in our enemies since 1962, by the way.
But if you know anyone doesn't want to admit that.
And when I see Americans supporting a communist nation
that have killed a lot of Americans,
oh, and by the way, the Watergate thing,
oh, that was Cubans, CIA Cubans.
So when I see this, when I see Americans
visiting the Cuban authorities
and the communist authorities down in Cuba,
like Pike, Piker and Karen Bass and God only knows who else,
I think they're subversive and they should be looked into,
if not already.
Well, that's the thing.
I think that there's, you know, people, like,
we talk about that all the time Susan about,
you know, people want to see these arrests and everything.
But I think, you know, I think things are either going
to come out at the right time or, you know,
it, you know, you have to get all your ducks in a row.
And I don't think anybody really knows, you know,
people can give their opinions on what they think
or what they don't think that is going on.
Because we're not part of that administration, right?
We're not part of the Trump administration.
We're just looking from the outside in.
So, you know, I, I gonna just keep, you know,
watching what Trump says, the posts that come out,
I'm gonna look at my gray check marks
because they're, you know, they're putting out
some good stuff and see what happens.
And Marlon, this is your space.
You don't have to raise your hand.
So good.
Hey, I want to follow the word.
So, hey, Susan, this wouldn't have worked
without really the judicial system really pounding on
that and how they worked it.
One good example is abortion.
I mean, if you look at the way that abortion was
when we were kids, it's totally different now, obviously,
you know, it was the second trimester that was it
across America.
You couldn't have an abortion after that time period.
But now they, the judicial system has worked
the definition of this and now they're committing malice
right there on the birthday party, right?
So, I think there's a lot of these examples where,
and especially the communists, you know,
reaching their way into our Congress and our Senate
and our mayors, you know, why isn't this
these things being enforced, right?
You know, how do we enforce them as constituents?
You know, how are we going to change it without giving up,
without burning it down, how are we going to change it
to where we're going to start using this system again
that does work, but the GOP is not following it.
I don't know about the democratic side
as far as precincts with their candidates,
but I just told you I confirmed that they're not following it.
The end decision is to chair.
That's the problem.
Whether or not those constituents inside of those precincts
vote the right way or not, it really comes down.
And I think it's because the bylaws were installed
because a lack of participation by the Republicans.
So they had to make some kind of a choice
when you had 45% of your precincts filled,
it really didn't matter.
But now, there's a lot of these precincts are filled down here.
Now, are they filled with right,
like-minded people for policy?
That's where it starts here.
We could talk about all this shit.
We could talk about all of it.
The only way that we can affect it is from a local level.
And make sure that is mom, it doesn't creep into my local government.
I'm going to be saying now.
I'm going to use the example 46 elected positions
in New Jersey, Arizona at the helm.
Wait until it happens to your town,
then you'll deal with it.
It's already too late.
You know what?
Everyone was flipping out yesterday about the statement
Trump made about Hillary and Obama and the people that
he, you know, Biden, that their president,
they were president or related to the president.
And, you know, he's going to, you know,
save and protect the presidency.
Well, I thought about it.
Well, you know what?
He can't prosecute.
The DOJ does.
And he has to separate himself from that.
He can't look like he's going after people.
He's the president of the United States.
It's up to the DOJ.
And he has to separate himself.
And in fact, against him, Susan,
they already say that that's what he's doing.
So you're absolutely correct because they already,
they already use those words.
They already use that he's weaponizing, you know, his,
his, his base and he's weaponizing his administration
to go after people.
And that's exactly what he's, what they're doing.
So you're absolutely correct on that.
He's getting in.
Where does America go?
Where does America go?
Come in that.
Is that going to show us the transparency
of what the Trump administration is doing
and those, those presidents that come past him after him?
They have to follow the same guidelines.
I would look at the initial start here where, you know,
that's like a direct evidence link.
That's what that is.
They're, you know what?
He just gave you transparency.
He's using AI to give you a transparency inside the government.
What's going on?
Well, you know, what were the ones that have to pay attention?
And be able to understand that when the next administration
takes over, we see some happens.
We're, we're, we have to be educated once
to be able to look at that.
Hey, how are they going to change this America.gov?
Interfavor and I feel right now it's very transparent.
I think he laid down a lot of ways that, hey,
the America people are going to get those.
Exactly.
I just wanted to say real quick that although Donald Trump,
our president is not the attorney general per se.
He is by, by de facto, the head of the executive branch.
He does pick the attorney general.
He can put them in front of the Senate to be confirmed.
He can also fire the attorney general.
So he is, you know, he, the point I'm trying to make
is that at what point the criminal has a, has a, says,
he says that we can't allow the Constitution
to be a suicide pack for a country.
And the point I want to try to drive there is we,
we have these radicals coming in and we say, well,
we have to let them, you know, play with the same
Constitution we play with, but we know that they're just
going to kick the table and the whole board game over.
Here comes a point where we've got to realize what's happening
is happening.
And Donald Trump is going to use every, in my opinion,
every tool in the toolbox to keep that from happening
to our country to allow these radicals to take over.
And it all started with Barack Obama by weeks
before the election in 2008.
He said, in Columbia, Missouri, we have to fundamentally change
the United States of America.
Well, no, we don't need to fundamentally change them.
The United States of America, because that's why
it's the United States of America.
I just wanted to make that point, Julie, to Susan's point
that yes, he's not the attorney general,
but he does nominate the attorney general
and he can fire the attorney general into Susan's point also.
And on close here is that Abraham Lincoln not only
did he suspend, you know, a lot of rights during the Civil
War to keep the union together, but he also
suspended the rid of the habeas corpus, which means he could
put anybody in jail and he put hundreds of newspaper
to Durson Jill and he would have settled cancel the Baltimore
and the mayor of Baltimore.
He put them all in jail.
Anybody that he thought that was going to get in a way
of keeping the union together.
So I like Trump's one tweet where he said, no man,
by the law, who keeps his country together.
And I'm just paraphrasing there who saves his country.
And he's in a tough spot right now.
You know what, Terry?
Everybody should heed the wording that they're hearing right now.
Now, here's somebody that understands
who's going on on politics.
And I'm watching it creep in into Jersey.
How long to put a B before it's an Alabama or in Georgia,
or North Carolina?
So I think North Carolina got the same thing.
It's already North Carolina.
Right, right.
But what I'm saying is if you don't go get
and some kind of action or have them understand
that the constituents are standing there watching them,
why wouldn't they just roll over you, dude?
Right?
What record?
There's no restriction.
There's no consequence.
Wait, and Julie,
this came up.
And I sound okay.
You sound great.
So one of my chairs there,
I discussed about the Amber problem.
Amber was the dogs that got killed in the back of the truck.
Guy was in the bar,
he spent hours in the bar,
the AC unit quit and the two dogs died.
I just turned around and asked that chair,
how much did the taxpayers pay for it?
He said it's still ongoing, Julie.
It's still ongoing.
Wow, and how many years ago was this?
That was like four years ago.
So now that Gloucester County taxpayers
are paying an ongoing bill that they're paying to lawyers
and this committee or, you know,
I don't know what the hell they're doing.
I want to know what the end result is.
And if you don't have your face in it,
they don't care about you.
So we're listening to your listening
to the Northeast where we have it creeping into my government.
If I was in Georgia,
if I was in New York,
I'd be scared of that.
They should be.
Yeah, well, like I said,
these Muslims have been in this country
and a lot of them are legal
and they can run for these positions.
So that's also been a problem.
It's not, you know,
the more radical ones came over when the, you know,
immigration run came with Biden,
but these other Muslims have been here for years
and that's a problem.
So now there are, you know,
are these like the kind of sleeper cells
that they always talk about that are waking up
and this is how they're waking up.
It's not the terrorism that we are thinking
that they were gonna do.
The terrorism is coming as breaking into our,
you know, into our politics and going back.
They think, yeah, well,
but really not to cloud the conversation,
that really wasn't my point.
It's the people that are Americans
that are making these mistakes.
And now, you know,
they realize that they don't have a rule of law on them,
Julie, they're able to do a lot of things
outside deals and land deals.
I'm hearing it.
So go ahead sunlight.