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   dinner table is a good place to start with your kids and your   
   grandkids. Your neighborhood’s a good place to start. Your church, your   
   synagogue, your mosque is a good place to start. Making your views   
   known to mass media is a good place to start. Look at what these other   
   people are doing. Show up at the school board meetings, show up at the   
   meetings with the mayors, show up at town hall meetings with members of   
   Congress. Ladies and gentlemen, I was involved in the Reagan   
   Revolution. I was involved in the Tea Party revolution. I’m involving   
   convention of states. I’ve been involved in the Trump revolution. The   
   point is, we know how to do this. We must do this. We need to have the   
   guts of some of the great men of the past, like William F Buckley Jr.   
   Who did, in fact, who did, in fact, look at the John Birch Society and   
   Pat Buchanan and Joseph Sober and others. And said, You know what?   
   anti-Semitism and in some cases even anti-Americanism. We reject it   
   full throated and loudly. You’re not part of the conservative movement.   
   You’re part of some fringe thug, fringe, thug belief system that we   
   want nothing to do with. And the people on the left. We won the Cold   
   War. Did we not? We thought we did. The Soviet Union was destroyed   
   without firing a bullet. Now it’s worse. It’s more complicated. It’s   
   more daunting. The marches are among us. They’re in our universities.   
   They’re in our teachers unions. During the Democrat Party, they’re   
   there. The Islamists not talking about Muslims, the Islamists, the   
   jihadis. They’re here. They’re organized. They’re heavily funded.   
   They’re winning elections and they’re going to win more. The Democrat   
   Party leadership has failed us. We, the people are in charge. We are   
   virtuous people. John Adams. James Madison. Thomas Jefferson. George   
   Washington. All set. That we are virtuous people and we see being   
   virtuous, we’re going to lose everything. That’s what makes us the best   
   country in the face of the earth, not just and also ran. Athens fell.   
   Persia fell. Rome fell. They’re all gone. The British Empire doesn’t   
   exist anymore. They’re collapsing from within. France is falling.   
   Europe is falling. And if we don’t fight back. If our voices aren’t   
   heard. If we reject people who will give us word salads. Or on both   
   sides of the line. If we don’t reject them. And we’re going to lose. We   
   have a blessing in this country, our family, our way of life. We need   
   to defend it. We need to speak out. We need to be an army of hundreds   
   of millions of people. It doesn’t matter how much dark money the   
   Democrats spend. It doesn’t matter how much dark money fund these   
   podcasters. It doesn’t matter how low they get. We need to steamroll.   
   And we need to start today. I’ll be right back.   
      
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   My little in. Folks, I have a question for you. Do you believe   
   America’s best days are still ahead with the 250th anniversary of the   
   signing of the Declaration of Independence coming up in less than a   
   year? My friends at the Heritage Foundation are taking stock of the   
   current situation, and they need your input. They’ve launched a survey   
   on America’s future to gauge how Americans feel right now about where   
   we are as a nation and where we’re headed in the next 250 years. You   
   know, for decades, your American values have been under attack. But   
   now, with President Trump’s administration in office, we have an   
   opportunity to turn the tide and usher in a new golden age for America.   
   But the Heritage Foundation needs to hear from you. What policies do   
   patriots like you most care about? What do you believe are the defining   
   principles of America? What legacy do you believe we should pass on to   
   the next generation? Please visit Heritage dot org slash live in today   
   and share your feedback and help shape the future of America. That’s   
   Heritage Night Agnelli and paid for by the Heritage Foundation. Victor   
   Davis Hanson came out today. Both guns barreled, blasting against   
   Tucker Carlson and this right wing. He called it new anti-Semitism.   
   That is a disgrace to civilization. It will lead to the absolute   
   destruction of the conservative movement in the Republican Party if   
   it’s not addressed and called out in a significant way. Dinesh D’Souza,   
   good friend, has been very courageous over the last many weeks, has   
   called out Qatar, Carlson and others directly. And relentlessly. For   
   the same exact reason people are speaking out, who you respect, who you   
   know, because this can’t stand. It’s going to be hard enough to beat   
   off the Marxists, the Islamists. The anti-Semites and anti Christians   
   on their side. We cannot have them stabbing us in the back, distracting   
   the voters. And trying to devour. Our movement, the conservative   
   movement, the constitutionalist movement and so forth. Also, I want to   
   address this issue of tariffs. You’re going to hear a little bit from   
   Supreme Court justices. I just want to make clear, here’s the bumper   
   sticker. There’s nothing in the law or the Constitution that prevents   
   the president. To use terms. There’s nothing in the Constitution that   
   prevents. You can talk about. You know. Power of the purse. But the   
   power of the purse. That line is not so clear when the president says   
   amusing tariffs to rebuild our industries, I’m using tariffs. To fight   
   off the tariffs of foreign countries. I’m using tariffs for national   
   security reasons. And if all that’s true and it is. They can’t then   
   say, well, we, the court, have decided only Congress can do this.   
   Congress has the power to use the power of the purse. Congress can pass   
   a statute. Trying to limit the president’s tariff powers. I would argue   
   that that is a separation of powers battle, but nonetheless, they could   
   try. But they haven’t. They haven’t. And they don’t need help from the   
   court to figure out how to do it. So the court should stay the hell out   
   of it, which would require one side or the other. To do something or   
   not. I believe one of the justices said, where does this end? It ends   
   if the Congress passes a law, that’s. What do you mean? Where does it   
   end? It ends with the voter if the voter doesn’t like it. What do you   
   mean? Where does it end? I see, Justice Roberts said It’s a tax. Even   
   if you believe it’s a tax. It’s more than a tax and it’s less than a   
   tax. That is, any regulation that the executive branch issues can be   
   called a tax. Any regulation. Can be called a tax. Does that mean every   
   regulation has to take the form of a statute has to be passed by   
   Congress? I’m all for that. But the court has to be consistent, doesn’t   
   it? So when I hear John Roberts saying a terrorist attacks, that is a   
   of course, a political line may well be true. But a regulation is   
   attached to. And environmental laws attached to. And I can go down the   
   list of the shadows, infinite number of regulations that are out there.   
   That caused people to spend money or to lose money making them, hence a   
   tax. So throwing around slogans and shibboleths and all the rest and   
   going to get you anywhere, that if you’re really serious about   
   analyzing this on constitutional grounds, whether you like tariffs or   
   not. Is not the point. The point is. What is the tariff for? And if the   
   president makes the case, the chance for a whole bunch of stuff. And   
   it’s not purely a quote unquote, tax, is it? It’s not purely a. Power   
   of the purse issue. Is it now? It’s not. Yeah, just did the whole hour,   
   Mr. Producer, but I’ll get into it a little bit more. President Trump.   
      
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