09-16-26 Part One - The Dangers of Sanctuary Cities

Now it's Red Eye Radio, Gary McNamara, and Eric Hurley talk about everything from politics to social issues and news of the day, whether you're up late or you're just starting your day, welcome to the show from the Relief Factor Studios. This is Red Eye Radio. All across America, we are Red Eye Radio. I'm Gary McNamara, he is Eric Hurley. Hey, how are you, Gary? Well, thanks for being here, so that's not like bitter didn't it?

“No, no, here's the thing. My neighbor told me that President Trump renamed Tuesday,”

America Day, and I took from that that it was a national holiday. Okay, my bad, how's Dad? He's the strongest guy I know personally, and I put him right up there with John McNamara, and I mean that, I'm very serious, but he gets what you get sometimes and that is, wait a minute, you're not, you're not that old. He's 93, and he is so far no cognitive issues, but, you know, obviously physically, some things are going on in a curable blood cancer

that he's had since November of '22. Went to war, first time when he was 18, and then went again when I was four years old, and, you know, he's the strongest guy I know, again personally,

I've never personally met John McNamara, so I would put them both, they're just both incredible

human beings after everything that they have gone through their minds and everything else. You know, my dad, the season investigator, your dad, the season engineer, so they had those curious minds, and they also wanted their kids to learn, and he's my hero. My dad is definitely my hero, but he is stable. He is back at home with, he's got a home nursing care that are very capable for everybody in the professional care takers out there. You're amazing. I

don't know what else to say, because all of us non-professional care takers, by the way, I am on my way to becoming an unregistered nurse. I'm working at it. I won't be fully registered ever, but I'm learning because the care requires your brother and your sister who have been

amazing with your dad. All-time care takers in my home. They are full-time care takers, and

you know, my sister and I trade off she's out of town and can't, or couldn't get back in time, which is why I was out yesterday, but we're still as, as you know, it takes, I mean, your brother and your sister are, and your other sister are all working as a team along with your dad's doctors,

“and that's how it works if, if you're lucky, by the way, to be able to keep your parents in their home,”

which is, which is what everybody's wish really is. But when you look at the professional care

takers, it's just amazing, and the technology that's out there. But dad is, he is stable. There's

the battle is getting tougher, but he's, he's, you know, just got a, he's still got a sense of humor. I was helping him set reminders for, because he's got Alexa, he can tell Alexa, hey, Alexa, set a reminder for my new medication for 10, 15 p.m. Okay, and so he's got some temporary medications that he's treating an infection, and pneumonia. And so I said, but, but each of them have their own little quirks about them, and he says, okay, help me organize this, because what do you think,

“when should I take this one, and at this time, and I said, I think we can narrow it down to this.”

There's three new medications, so two in the morning, and then the all three of them at bed time, because one is only one time a day. And so I said, let me send you a text. And then now you can

that message. So dad, if he needs to, can go into his text messages for me, and there's a star next

“to it, which happens to look exactly like the Dallas Cowboys star. And when I pointed that out to him,”

he said, why would you do that to me? If I plan on winning the battles, that's not, he says, that's kind of cruel, a little salt in the womb. He's just, you know, and he's so, it's also so, so kind, but also on it. You know, and when when a new nurse came in, when he was in the hospital, like, you know, they have what they call ships, you know, and people working at different times of the day, which is weird. I don't know why anybody would work at night, but they do. And, you know,

so they would come in and they would introduce themselves. And he would just, he would line up all of his, he knows exactly as last appointment when his next appointment is. In fact, I'll be taking him to that appointment here in 12 hours. All of these things, and, and, you know, he knows everything, and he's got it in line, and other than moving a lot slower right now, because of everything that's going on. He's, he's, he's all there. He's, I'm grateful. I, in a weird way,

I told my wife this tonight, in a weird way, I'm, I'm grateful to have this extra time with him.

I know, if you've never been in the situation that might sound weird, I certainly would not

want it under these circumstances. But it is a very intimate setting when you're the non-professional caretaker. And you can communicate with them, and they trust you to do that. And there's that, that, I don't know how to explain it. But that, that relationship that bond just grows even stronger. You know, I'm glad you said that, because I wanted to say that, and I didn't know how to frame it, think about that. I didn't know how to frame it. What I want to say to you,

which is, which is, yeah, I appreciate the fact that he has his cognitive abilities. I didn't know how to say that, and then, as I'm thinking it, you went, and, and, and you said it, and that's just because of the, you know, with, with my, with my dad, basically 99% of my dad is not there. And, and so, and so I didn't know, and it's same on, I didn't know how to say that, and the right context, and then you said it, which was great. Well, it, it came on, you know, with your dad,

which is what happened with my mom's oldest sister, my aunt June. It was a very rapid onset for your father, relatively speaking. Yeah, it was for, for 99% of his life, you know,

“his mind, that video that you made of him, it's just, honestly, was that about four years ago,”

it was after COVID, I know that. And it's such a beautiful setting, because he's sitting there, and he's talking to you, and it's so, it's such an intimate setting. And he's, you know, talking like real people talk, right? He's, he's, and also his engineering mind is, is going over all of

these things, and he's very analytical, and, and my dad and I, I always say we have our own talk show

inevitably when I see him in his living room, and we had it a couple of times, in the hospital, in between, you know, all those blood tests and care, of course, but, but, and then, you know, dad was saying, okay, I'm done with Cowboys' new coach, I mean, that's all he said about the cow was saying, the site for the joke, the earlier joke, but, you know, it was, it wasn't, you know, it's, but, when you have that, and I'm trying, I'm trying to, to document everything, because like my maternal

“grandfather, well, actually, all my grandparents, you know, those, those generations, you have to”

have somebody tell you a story, and stories have been told since the beginning of time, and I think it's important to tell everybody's story along the way, we talked about this, the last time I was on, what was that two weeks ago? I don't know, I get, I get a lot of time off

folks, that's just the way it is. I'm, you know, I'm the new Howard Stern, but here's the thing, it's,

we were talking about, you know, what they know, what they learn and, and what, how we take things for granted, and the technology that we have, and, and do they actually know how the real world works, and how much do they know or care to know about how the real world works or how things work. And

“it's important, I think, to tell the stories of those who are the generations that have come”

ahead of us that are still, those stories are still, they'll always be relevant. And my father's

story is just one of millions, you know, I, when I started doing my ancestry thing, it wasn't like, you know, okay, this, this guy did this, and this guy did that, and there's some things that relate to American history and all that, but none of that really interested me, it was how they lived back then. Them as a person, I didn't know them, you know, they were, they may be related to me, but I didn't know them. It was about how things worked, how life had to be conducted back then.

That was the most interesting thing for my family tree. Yeah, I want to put the names up in place,

and so the family can see it, but it really was just a history lesson and not necessarily my family history, or just my family history. It was an American history lesson, and eventually, then European and Scottish, and then it all goes downhill from there. But I mean, it's old crap,

“but it's, it was, you know, I think about, I was talking to my dad's neighbor next to our neighbor,”

Dobby. I didn't know Dobby was 85. He looks 75. He's outside, it's a hundred and something degrees. He's not wearing a shirt, fit as a fiddle, 85 degrees, and he's asking me, you know, because I had brought that home, and he asked me, "Hey, how's your dad?" And we had a chat and his shaded yard. He's got great trees, and I said, you know, we were talking, and I was talking about my dad's service, which he knew, but, you know, there was some questions he was asking, and then he was

telling me about going to Vietnam when he was, I think he said 20. And he's 85 now, he's going to be 86 soon. And, you know, all of these stories, again, there's millions of them of these individuals, and I'm thinking to myself, you know, what happens when, when they age out? What happens because AI is not going to do everything for your folks. In fact, the stories, if you read the stories of just the last week and a half alone, you realize the confidence that the AI companies

themselves have in AI is waning right now. They've hit kind of a plateau as to what they believe people are going to want need or be able to do with AI. So, and that's been a big question, that we've talked about. Yes, in the past. And so, and still as a question, I don't know,

“I hope it improves people's lives. I think technology is great, but we can't get there without the”

people. You know, we talked about how Mike wrote talks about this, and all the the jobs that are going to be, have to be hands on non-tech jobs in order to make AI happen and grow and expand. Non-tech or tech, non-tech jobs. Okay, give me a ton of tech jobs. No, no, tech jobs, of course, but the non-tech jobs in building the centers, all the data centers, the construction, all of the things that are going to have to be done by humans that won't be done by robots. And you're talking

computer tech, not engineering or civil tech knowledge. Right, right, right. Yeah. And so, you know, Mike Rose talked about how these are going to be, they're still going to require a ton of humans,

and we've talked about it. It always does. Going back to Obama saying the problem is the reason

we don't have enough jobs is because of ATMs. I mentioned that yesterday, by the way, and just said, I can't help but I'm like, what an idiot. Why? Why? Because it would just want to stay. And the reason I say that is because of the adoration towards him. Yeah. The, you know, the God-like status of people that the Democrats put for for him. Remember the Denver rally. Yeah. Roman columns. And then brand park in Chicago afterwards. And oh, he's just so. And it's like, then he's then he opened his mouth. And it's like, the guys completely clueless. He's absolutely clueless. And by the way, we've talked, but that's a great point. Because we've talked about the fact that

The other day. And I'm thinking to myself, I'm like, okay, I'll tell you what.

Uh, I'll listen to that. I'm willing to listen to that idea, Bernie. If you'll do the Eric and Gary plan for members of Congress, Senate and the House. You will work only one hour per week. Right. Only one. And I removed. You'll get nothing done.

“Uh huh. We know. Yeah. That's 40 trillion and growing. That's that's what we disagree with even a significant portion of the, I won't say conservative, but Republican movement that's.”

Post-gulist. Yeah. Yeah. The, the, the, the, the, the, the, we need our, we need our Congress to do more. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. I'll listen to your 32-hour week plan for the everyday person. Uh, the, the worker. You know,

that's communist term. It's all about the worker. Bernie. We know. And if I'll listen to your plan, I said listen. I didn't say agree. I'll listen to that.

If you guys on Capitol Hill will agree to work one hour a week. One Wednesday, 11 a to noon. So you only pass what's absolutely necessary. That's right. Thanks. Exactly. I'm glad you're, uh, you're able to see your dad. Yeah. Thank you for everybody. The, my, everybody needs to know that Ari, the, Ari, our crew. No one knows what, Ari, our means. It stands for red eye radio. No one knows what red eye radio means quite frankly, but the red eye radio crews is amazing. And you guys have, uh, have helped to carry me too many times. Um, I owe you, but I'm never paying you back. It's not going to happen. We are red eye radio.

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longest time is Democrats and their absolute 100 support for sanctuary cities where we've said and it's absolutely true that they look at illegal immigrant criminals and they believe that they're freedom of illegal immigrant criminals outside of the crime of being here illegally

“that they believe that their freedom is more important than the safety and security of”

American citizens. And the Democrats are okay with that. It's crazy, but they are until you are personally affected by it as was Elizabeth Carter, who's son and his new bride were killed in an automobile accident with an illegal immigrant truck driver. This is some of her testimony, some of the clips of her testimony yesterday before Congress. Here we go. I was born in Phoenix, Arizona and so we're all four of my children. My husband Dennis and I lived in

the first home we ever had together listening to the sound of gunfire regularly at night.

We were in a neighborhood where there were gangs all around us and I didn't feel safe letting my children leave. Leave the inside of the house to play in our front yard. We made it our mission to get our children to a safer place away from the the big city and the crime that was rampant in Phoenix around us and my husband applied multiple times to get a job with the federal government because we knew that could move us out of Arizona. I thought I was taking my children to

safe place, I could bring them. I did not realize that I was taking them to a state where sanctuary policies would then sanctuary policies have made sanctuary policies have divided my life into before and after. Before my son and daughter-in-law were married and killed 16 days after they were married and after before I had tremendous faith in my government. I know longer. She broke down at that point. Let me get to more of this testimony yesterday. I want to make sure I get to the right

audio clips here because it is, it's just absolutely heartbreaking. Here's the continuation. By the way, she is an angel mother, a lifelong Democrat. Here's more. I have also learned that in the

immediately dropped. Their tying our hands are sanctuary laws are not protecting the American citizens that elected the officials. They're protecting people who don't have a right to vote yet. I keep hearing how many people have been killed by ICE. Does anybody know how many people, how many American citizens have been killed by illegal immigrants that should not have been

here in the first place? Of our federal laws were respected because I haven't been able to find that number.

Let's get to more audio here because it's just so heartbreaking. Here we go. This is how many to cut you off or running out of time. This is the question for the country to

“consider. Is it worth enforcing our laws to protect just one American family?”

One party says absolutely. If we have to mask, deport the problem that they built, so be it. If it protects one family from having to suffer like you've suffered, I think that is a worthwhile endeavor. Absolutely. They are still defending it. Not one of them will say if you're here illegally

get out. We allowed 10 million people in underbiden. Is there a different suggestion as to how to

process them other than the same way they came into the country on mass leaving? We let far more than 10 million then, man. That's just the counted number. And I'm sorry if you're suffering. I'm sorry on behalf of the government. We are working to try to fix it. Unfortunately for the country that

“Democrats remain as committed as they have ever been to open borders. Thank you for being”

like I have to say as a lifelong Democrat. I am ashamed of what my party is doing. Well, they don't care. Joe was dumb. Thank you, Mr. Thomas. And they don't care. No, they don't. No. We know when they, well, sometimes even pretend to care. They're right now to think about this. For many years, the Democrats have pretended to care about you. They're not even pretending to care about these families. No. Not even pretending anymore.

And they do it. They've made it clear. They're irritated that they have to keep talking about it. Yeah. Why do we have to keep having these hearings? And we've been here. We've already had this

“discussion as if the grief just ends for these families in a short period of time. I will tell”

you it likely will never end for them. And these stories have to be told. And the Democrats

don't care. And that has to be repeated and demonstrated daily. But the Democrats are being in fact doing the best job at demonstrating how much they don't give a damn about these families. And that's the Democrat voter until they are personally affected by it. And then they're like, well, how did this happen? Well, you voted for it. Your party is 100% behind it. Sanctuary cities was a very easy. There aren't many moving parts to that equation, to that

issue, to that, to win Sanctuary cities came about and how it's grown into sanctuary counties. Sanctuary state or two along the way. It's a very simple idea and platform to understand because it is part of their platform. It has been, in fact, the basis for their platform for a very long time. It was the platform that Joe Biden ran on in 2020. And then you have what's going on in New York right now. And there's a, whether there's a

couple of stories in New York, the first one is I've been on social media and because a lot of my friends are affected by it. They're giving you basically energy rebates because electrosity prices are through their room. So they're giving so hoax. Well, we're going to make a cheaper form. We're giving it, and people are like, you're giving it back because of the policies that you cause. And it's not making up for the cost of the electricity prices that we have to pay here. But the

other one is where they made it clear, state law to all the counties. You cannot. You cannot cooperate with ICE. You cannot get rid of illegal immigrant criminals that ICE wants that you have in your detention. And I think there's six county sheriffs and executives would be, I'm going to

to us that in our local community, we have to allow illegal immigrant criminals to go free.

“Here's part of that discussion back and forth with the brim county sheriff, Fred Axe,”

our yesterday. You know, the democrats tell us that no one's above the law unless, of course, they violated our immigration laws in which case we ought to leave them alone, unless they violate other laws, but when they violate the other laws, they also should not be deported, but instead be released back into our communities. Again, the whole point of their sanctuary laws,

what's your opinion? I think that was one of the greatest challenge in the frustration amongst

elected sheriffs in New York was, you know, the posture of the governor and the New York, the democrat led legislature, follow our laws, don't follow the laws of the federal government, creating this, you know, creating chaos by way of passing local cops, local crime. So I think

“that's what much of the frustration is rooted in by the plaintiffs in our particular case.”

That's the old doctrine of nullification that we all thought had died with the Confederacy, the democrats have resurrected it in our time and is wreaking havoc on law enforcement,

would you agree? Indeed. It's really amazing, wow. I mean, when you think about you to

shake your head, but it is what 100% of the democratic party is behind. And this isn't, remember, this isn't about even just, you know, the deportation or silent issues. This is the protection of the legal immigrants who are here illegally and have committed other crimes, including violent crimes against others, including American citizens and the democrats are saying, no, they should be able to stay. This isn't an asylum issue. No. No. It's not about,

“well, should we look at a path to citizenship for the people that are here doing good?”

And this is the entire, this is not that. No. It's the democrats wanting to protect violent criminals that are here illegally, criminals and violent criminals that are here illegally, it's not just the fact that they're here illegally. It's the fact they've committed other crimes, which is why the local police have them and 100% of the democratic party, including the vast majority of the democrat voter is completely for it until they're affected by

it and they're like, how did this happen? It's, it's maddening. It's absolutely maddening. This entire thing, think about what they have said, the excuses they've made. Well, Americans also kill people. Yeah. Exactly. Then they're using that again now. Think about it. Think about a setting where a lawmaker would go to the home of a grieving family and say that to their face. Not on MS, then, or whatever it is now, MS, past tense, MS,

who's even watching cable anymore? Now, this isn't some debate on a Sunday morning news show or anywhere else. This is happening in the homes of the victims and the families left behind to grieve these losses and that's where they should be held accountable, these Democrats, go to their homes. Of course, they're not calling. They're not even calling. They're not even writing them and saying that they grieve with them, that they grieve for their loss. Of course,

they're not, because they don't care. But can you imagine making an excuse such a ridiculous excuse where they would say to these grieving families? Well, Americans also kill people. We are Red Eye Radio. We'll be right back with more Red Eye Radio with every currently and Gary McNamara. We are Red Eye Radio, and he's our currently and I'm Gary McNamara.

Because they actually had there was a bus SUV accident. They were over the top of it and you

“actually hear them talking as the helicopters going down. Because the helicopters looking at the”

accident, all of a sudden you see it starting dropping and then camera seems to, you know, the camera just goes out. It's just horrific. Absolutely horrific. And I guess the pilot and the reporter were killed in it. But I just happened to see it now and I'm like, oh my gosh, it's horrific. So keep them in your thoughts and prayers. I know I don't know what the total casualty report is, but it is reported that the both the pilot and the reporter are both killed.

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welcome in that good morning. That story out of LA, the news chopper crash in some of the horrific video from inside. The videos are horrific because it's the video from inside the

“helicopters are looking down at this accident and you can see that obviously the helicopter is”

falling and then it goes dark but it was news chopper four belonging to NBC4 in Los Angeles.

It always brings me back to when I worked at a radio station in Buffalo, New York, back in 93.

It was January 93 and I was only there for a couple of months. Basically, I transitioned me into another job when I went to Illinois. But I was trained by a great guy, a guy by the name of Mike Rosman. He was like the engineer but he was also the traffic helicopter guy. On January 11th of that year, they went up to cover the traffic and there was really foggy and they ran into power lines over the Nag River, probably about six miles above

the falls and went into the water and both the pilot and Mike were killed 48 years old. I'll never forget that because you know and that was when there was a lot of question at that point as to whether traffic helicopters were needed. Right, you know what I was saying and there was a great debate on that but he was just a great guy and it was so terrifying and then a week later after the funeral the station came to me and asked me if I wanted to be the traffic helicopter

reported. I was only working hard time as a talk show host and I said no. Even though the money was good and I just said no I wouldn't be interested in doing it. Number one, the number

one reason is that it's not what I wanted to do. Right, but they asked me but I'll just never

forget how horrifying that was when it happened and I've got friends, a lot of friends who did that for a living. I'm sure you did too. Oh well, I was going to say the late Dick Segal and for WEP who was a Vietnam vet and Vietnam War hero. In fact there's some incredible stories of his service and Vietnam and of course he was the partner long term partner on the air with Hal J who still hosts the WEP morning news and our flagship station here in town along with

Ernie and Ernie Brown and and money used to and Monty Monty Cook was in the helicopter. He was

reports and sometimes and also sometimes for television traffic reports. Television of course

if you do have the visual they have tech stock cameras or DOT cameras your state cameras that are positioned and they can show you backups and then what they used what they started using was actual pings from cell phones and they could tell and so they you didn't need helicopters necessarily in the air. Television coverage of news like this event that led to this crash it is still of course necessary. In Los Angeles there's a lot of that because if you look at the layout of Los

Angeles you know anything from a high speed chase or to you know anything going on you know

“they're it for television news that's that's required you need to get that kind of basically”

that kind of coverage to get that kind of footage and cover those stories accurately and that's

essentially what happened and they say it was just before 7 p.m. there are three victims three fatalities here the reporter and who was in the helicopter along with the pilot of the helicopter at a pedestrian that was on the ground and the parking lot this the the helicopter went down between two buildings and and this pedestrian was in on the ground and there were several people who were treated for injuries on the scene. In fact Fox News is reporting one hospitalized

yeah four people were assessed at the scene after the crash and three pronounced dead of course

“at a four transported to local hospital in unknown conditions. So it's when you when you look at that”

again I was thinking actually about this the other day about how Los Angeles Los Angeles is really unique and how it's laid out and how much footage comes from the air you know and you know there's still a ton of high speed chases and stuff like that wildfires wildfires and and so so much that's covered and that that happens you know in all major cities but LA especially with the freeway system they have there's a lot of coverage from the air and so again our thoughts and prayers are

with the families of the victims here. All right so you and I always like to observe what's going on

in the media. And one of the things that frustrates us a lot is when there's a story out there and

“it's never completed or the reporter doesn't complete the story and it doesn't make any sense”

by how they reported it and I saw this story yesterday and and again I'm not picking on Fox for this is just a Fox news story. Yeah and it was the story of the airport x-ray shows terrifying object taped in a carry on to skip the check baggage fee so I'm like terrifying object but was it I mean I mean what's going on here so of course they got me to read it right clickbait because it wasn't airport x-ray shows a knife was taped to a carry on skip a carry on to skip the check baggage fee

because then I might not actually read it right all right just a knife and they caught it right right terrifying object you know got to me and that's okay because if you look at it there's a knife taped inside your carry on baggage and you can view that as terrifying because it's like what was the purpose of it so the story goes a traveler tried to dodge a $100 baggage fee by hiding a dangerous item inside of her carry on bag but it wasn't long before she was caught

red handed the unidentified passenger was going through security at Dane County Regional Airport in Madison was constant when a TSA officer spotted what appeared to be a knife on an x-ray machine according to an employee according to an employee story published on the agency's website officer searched the bag and discovered the knife had been taped in place inside the luggage according to the TSA the passenger later admitted that she tried to conceal the knife from TSA

because she had an upcoming camping trip the her response to me was I was attempting to conceal this night from the TSA said the supervisor the admission along with the discovery of the concealed knife prompted TSA to call law enforcement the Dane County Sheriff's Office and TSA manager

which again you would have to ask if she was being completely honest with that house smart issue

“but my question at this point I shaped the knife like I put enough tape on it to shape it”

into a twinkie I thought well they would never find it so my first thought at that point

you know but time we got to this point was did they arrest her right right that was that's the question came to mind as I'm reading this I haven't finished the story and I'm going through it terrifying object here right there's a terrifying object right and they go on to talk about the fact that the one TSA officer said I've never I've seen knives by accident I've never seen somebody purposely try to you know to sneak a knife through in order to

avoid the the the baggage fee right yeah so I'm sitting on thinking at this point they probably

arrested this person right yeah because she did this knowingly you would expect an arrest

“and the one of the last lines is from the one of the TSA officials for whatever reason you”

may be traveling don't jeopardize your income or freedom just to save an item like this five dollar knife and then they have this here and this is where I look at the reporter and say you didn't ask the additional questions because she wrote the passenger voluntarily surrendered the knife and was cleared to travel according to the TSA well she didn't voluntarily surrender the knife no they took it from they took it from her I mean if they're saying because nothing is

written nothing is in the story that says she was given an option to check it on you know and put it

you know in checked luggage you know that happened to me one time I had a great time because I know they let it travel what I'm saying is I I it doesn't say they were you that they offered that right so I don't know that it's voluntary because well no it's not voluntary because they caught it I know they weren't going to allow her to continue to take the knife on don't know but there's a choice there's a choice that they gave me you can keep it but you got to go check it

that's your choice or you can try right turn it over to them right but that wasn't what happened here that's my whole point right but they were going to take the knife yes she wasn't going to be able to keep it because she can sealed it deliberately but they but I look at it and go she concealed it deliberately yes the fact that she said the fact they said okay you can continue traveling if you put it in and they don't say this specifically but if you put it in the you know the carry on luggage right you know if you

decide to go back if she had carry on I guess yeah you know it's not carry on check I mean check luggage yeah if she had check luggage if she had well they she would have to take that bag and make a check luggage right because she didn't have check luggage right she was trying to avoid the feet of begin with right so apparently she didn't have it but when they say she voluntarily surrendered it well no she didn't she didn't have a choice and you cleared her for travel

and she deliberately it well this was not an accident it wasn't that it fell through and sorry

“I didn't know it she admitted I did it right that's what I'm saying they never they never”

I don't see anywhere where they gave her the choice of listen no problem here if you would like to check it on and check your bag they called the cops yeah they called the cop but they let it through everybody just said okay fine you can go through even though you were attempting to skip the baggage fee you deliberately recurring that knife on I would think that you would get some type of charge against you I would think you probably wouldn't be make that flight yeah yeah

then that's the other thing you would make the flight we need to do some more thorough screening here or whatever I don't know what they would do but you know it look you deliberately disguised this admittedly to get this past TSA I did that with one can of sprinkles and I'm telling you it took two hours yeah I was the screening process could you can you go through the sprinkles yeah you can if you do it the way I did it no can you get through

with the with the sprinkles I think you can you can yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

can the can the can the can the can the ship the can the ship the canister yes that's what I was thinking

the ship you know it's a great point I missed that no yes you can you just need to let them know that's not tennis balls it's sprinkles there were there were two times I've been pulled over you know for extra you know baggage search yeah and and one was when a friend of mine heard daughter for you know was having a fundraiser for school and I was back in Buffalo and she was she was selling candles right so the gaming candle in a little glass jar well I took my

hand you know my coiled this goes back about 20 years ago yeah my I had a you know my my phone charger and it was like the the coil thing you know it's like what do you call it where it's a coil yeah coil coil the coil wire whatever and I just wrapped it around the candle did not even

“think you know about it and they were like well when there you need to be pulled aside here okay”

let's be they put it up do you know this looks like a bomb did you write dynamite on the candle no I'm like didn't even did you write hey don't worry this is not dynamite and and the other one was when I was visiting a friend and and in Florida a few years back and she gave me she was like okay knowing that I was diabetic you need to try monk fruit monk fruit monk fruit

right and I always tell everybody every anybody knows me don't give me anything to bring back

I go back to see my family don't give me any presents right because you're gonna give me something that I have to check I don't check forget the best present is no present for me and she gave me this bag of monk fruit and a bean bag chair and the you know the monk fruit powder right right

“oh oh the powder yeah the powder so it's powder okay well you don't bring monk fruit onto a”

plane because it sets off the alarms that it's an explosive oh it does yeah and and then it took me an extra half hour to get through they needed to bring in one of their their their experts or explosive experts and it was in a commercial bag but they had in the original bag and the original commercial bag I wanted one and did do you know why it set it off what's that no whatever's in the monk fruit sets it off that's got to be good for you and and so they actually took like

went in the bag you know big took a needle or whatever and went in got a sample of it tested to go okay it's monk fruit go through but it took a half hour for this special expert explosive's expert to get to the gate to check it out for me wow and I was telling her don't give

“me anything don't give me anything don't give me anything so I called her I go um right when they're”

waiting because they were real friendly they knew it was commercial monk but they had a check and I'm just like I'm here because you gave me the monk fruit and they're going after an explosive expert what did I tell you you gotta be kidding me what did I tell you you told me don't give you anything so I'm still in jail it's still in jail monk fruit prison those are the two times otherwise I got it they pulled me and did a search for there were two things one was a letter opener

oh yeah and it was but it was made by a company it was a promotional thing so they designed it even worse than a it's even looks like it could do more and back would have done more harm had I wanted to use it in that way it was given to me at a trade show and they were like you can't and I'm like didn't even occur to me because it's got a business card on it part of it is a business card the other was one of the greatest pocket knives I ever had given to me by my

father-in-law and it was in the bottom of the bag and I still to this day can't tell you how it got in my travel bag but it did and I didn't know it was there it was in the very bottom deep crevice of that bag and of course they saw it and I said no you can keep it I'm not going to check it so that was it we are what I radio this morning's USDA farm report is brought to you by house products tested trusted guaranteed since 1920 that there is a potential tropical

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read and he is here calling I'm Gary McNamara welcome in good morning thanks so much for being here download our red eye radio app today and you can listen when you choose thank you two things that I noticed yesterday and we had said this you know when I was on vacation last week is and talked to so many trump voters and every single one every single one said yeah I'll continue to vote Republican but my god what the hell's he doing they were not pleased yeah and and you

I started also seeing it in the media the the media and and other you know Republican people who aren't voting democrat and I'm taking her a row of all of that right yeah uh Laura Ingram right yesterday swing voters are not motivated by social issues social issues didn't stop Clinton social issues didn't stop Obama social issues did not stop trump swing voters care about the economy if they are convinced that the war will destroy the economy attacking the

Democrats on social issues won't save the GOP the Republicans much must engage on economic issues all right okay we go to Newt Gingrich yeah the war with the Renn is gone on longer than anyone is expected if we are serious about preventing the Iranian dictatorship from acquiring nuclear weapons President Trump must make the case directly to the American people a war of this scale requires public understanding and support on both those issues it's too late for the midterms

yeah the way to late yeah it's way way way way to late you know it's something that you and I said day one even before when Trump and I'll say day one when Trump was elected and it was like all the terror of talk and everything else and we're like you said you're gonna bring prices down you we just saw the example of what happened to Democrats are you going to learn from what happened to Biden and the Republicans and the president and the administration said no well we're not going

to learn what what you know what destroyed the Democrats in 2024 and in prices border yep

“and here's the thing through the polls the public gave them a timeline on pricing”

when it came to prices they said yeah we'll give you about six months to work everything out and and make things better because in 2024 that was a campaign promise

percent prices in general will still be going up each year right it's a it's a compounding effect on pricing every year they're not going to come down we've only had true deflation one time and that was during the great depression and so what you say is we're going to work on the economy from day one through deregulation through going in and bringing in innovation you go out

and you you talk about what he did in his first term and that was that was mega that was

make America great again that was about the economy that was about doing everything right to build a huge economy and bring back more liberties through through that process

“or as a part of that process and and along with that process that's what really it was about”

let's and we said you know one of the things we said in 2020 I think we said it in 2016 because the number one thing we heard about Trump in 2016 was with the people who liked him

they said he's a businessman we think he'll do great with the economy we said take that and say

I'm a builder we said this again in 2020 I'm a builder I build things I build things my whole life I want to keep I want this country to keep building things and building our economy building our greatness building our relationships with our trade partners building a stronger border building a wall all of these things could have been done and those you know that's just our thoughts off the top of our head at that time but the pricing you know going in and saying we're going to bring

“prices down was something that I believe they know or should have known I can't tell you which”

I wasn't on the inside of the campaign wasn't going to happen because of the nature of inflation itself it's hard to believe that his advisors didn't know that of course they did because you know at 2% and so target rate of 2% so did the entire Republican Party yes and everyone was afraid to challenge Trump on that yep everyone and now or not redirect him even they don't do anything and now you've got the panic yeah and then like I said when Trump I mean it was just we said don't do

that do not you cannot lie about economics yeah you can't do it right and when he said that tariffs are paid for by the foreign companies and we're and they're still talking about how rich we are yeah we are so incredibly rich because of the tariffs and because of this and we're going to give you the dividend and everyone knows as Dan said it's poop for the peasants that's your dividend and and yeah the exactly I mean the yeah going back to the technology

and the night soil man that you did pick up from the cesspools of the before we had modern anybody want to take this home but you know and and so we said don't do that and still that's their message right now and to show you what a losing message it is we can look at a Democrat that's having the same trouble you know the whole race is closer than they want

“and you should see on social media people responding to Kathy Hockel in New York talking”

about the fact in the Democrats we've got these rebates these energy rebates these energy we're

going to expand the energy rebates that is because in New York the cost of electricity is basically

twice what it is in Texas yeah New York is averaging around 29.49 cents per kilowatt hour Texas is averaging 15.94 cents fuel oil and that's where they use it in the Northeast and in New York the number of people in New York that have they used fuel oil is unbelievable compared you know for example the rest of the country but Northeast they use it a 50% everyone knows you're blaming this every anyone lives in New York knows it's a state in

that is she's still going to win yeah probably but it's closer than Democrats like

why because of prices and what she doing we're going to give you this rebate and this rebate and we're going to give you money back and they're like why are you giving us money back you're giving us money back because you caused this because it's known in New York state

“everyone knows because it was remember it was it she's a one that said we got to get rid of these climate”

change laws and these mandates it's killing us and the legislature came back to her and said what are you talking about we're not getting rid of it the entire goal is to skyrocket

prices the entire goal is to skyrocket gasoline prices sorry governor we know you're doing this

because you want to get elected but this is what we believe and the people that vote for us believe that so you're going to be safe it's New York people wish to be taxed to death and people wish to pay why way higher energy prices governor this is what we believe is Democrats in the state legislature of New York that's a message that they're sending yep but the independents are going uh but it's so democrat and so now you've got on you know the state level they're going

“uh oh you know this is close to race than it should be and on the national level you got yesterday”

new Gingrich lore ingram guys this is you know you've got to explain this war you know you've got

to explain the prices you've got to talk about economic issues well they aren't talking about economic issues they're talking about the fact that as Trump's been out they're going look we know you're not going to mind paying higher gasoline prices that's not a winning message to win an election you know saying we're going to give you $5,000 nine thousand dollars all this has turned your conservative base against you because you're talking about handing out money spending through

the roof like Democrats want to do thinking it's going to work on conservatives and that the American public are going to actually buy that it will eventually happen which it won't this is the problem

“is that you make campaign promises at a very chaotic event whatever the event was called rally”

poop for the peasants rally i mean call whatever you i mean it was a rally that they had the debate of course it was a rally and a convention you're not you're not it's not a process of the party you know to you know uh to pick the candidate or the end the the picking of the candidate or the ceremonial picking the candidate uh we already know what it was it was it was a it was a rally but it was a rally saying that and and i do believe this the Republican party is trying

to promote look we are the party that will still spend and give you a ton of cash and we're going to find people to blame you know Trump still blaming the banks problem is the credit card companies no it's not stop it no it's not is our our biggest fear was the fiscal liberal and Donald Trump would come out and it's exactly what has happened and J.D. Vance is just jumping aboard because i don't know however fiscal conservative he ever was to begin with because from the very

beginning we have questioned his fiscal conservative uh we're going to say fiscal conservative credits or whatever yeah well and and speaker Johnson is doing the dance yeah which is i don't know what kind of balancing i thought that is but when you see now you've got crews because we're now county right had crews right can't do this can't you know uh to Santa's you can't do this do it now lower anger him can't do this now nude gingrich you can't do this you got to

explain what's going on well this is something you and i talked about with terrace we said look and it was fairly early on uh i'd say probably no later than late spring early summer of 25 we were saying hey whatever your game on terrace is going to be whatever you're going to do tell the american people and stick with it but it was changing every day and it's changed i don't know how many times since for this reason for that reason didn't like the phone call reason

you have to show that this is what's needed in order to build our country and make it even greater

again a stark difference between the rally from last week and the convention of the summer

“of 2024 for the GOP which i thought was stellar yeah and it's just it's so frustrating to sit here”

and see the obvious mistakes of the Biden administration when it comes to prices and saying right Republicans now going hold our beer it's been more money exactly no in once you touch it you won't it yeah and you do for no reason we are right i radio coming up more with gerrymectamera and error cartley it's red i radio

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a ton of different things we always look at you know i'm always going to vote for who is the

lesser of two evils and if you have any type of conservative leanings at all socially or economically you're going to get my vote yeah and 100% of the time that's Republican but independence and the public at large the economy right now is the number one issue which is yeah i'll make you cross them

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