9-17-26 Hour 1 - Americans are Richer than Ever - are YOU feeling it?

Yeah, do you guys hear about this after a judge rule

that President Trump can't add his name to the Kennedy Center, Trump announced

“that he's shutting it down and canceling the plan renovations?”

Well, this is a big deal. The Trump doesn't put his name on it, and we all keep calling it the Kennedy Center. Or Trump does put his name on it, and we all keep calling it the Kennedy Center.

All going to call it. [APPLAUSE] We're going to call it. I got to tell you. A small ball enough is that they want people out there

in the country to care very deeply about something that affects no one, but at least they're mentally ill. So they've got that going for them. Well, if we're going to happy Thursday too, and welcome back once again, America's a great, great place.

In fact, we're welfare than ever. And there are fewer poor people than ever, less poverty, and more wealth than ever in the history of the country. And at least since electricity, and we started paying attention to these things,

we've got all kinds of amazing news for you today.

Got the Democrats' boy Abdul. Abdul, we got Abdul out there.

“This guy, you know, it is his buddy, Hassan Piker.”

I'll say, you see, Hassan Piker is out there. He's the leader of the Democrat Party. He says the United States is the biggest terrorist. Al Qaeda is nothing compared to the United States. And Abdul also had, that's his best buddy

and his campaign pal. And his pool party guy, remarkable stuff. Got Abdul, I'll say, to update for you today. His buddy Hassan Piker becomes, it's almost impossible, becomes more and more anti-American.

How can that even be? How can he be more anti-American than he was? Well, we'll try to explain. It is a difficult one, there's not out about it. But the Democrat Party is the party of Hassan Piker

and Abdul Al Qaeda. Abdul Al Qaeda in Washington yesterday, meeting with lots of big Democrats. He wants to be in the United States Senate. He wants to be a senator, like a five-year-old.

He wants to be a senator.

“He wants to be a senator, and he's just ready to go.”

He's a Democrat, and he's against everything American, and so are a lot of Democrats. So they're going to vote for him. Remarkable stuff, but Democrats up on Capitol Hill, on Capitol Hill, meeting with Abdul Al Qaeda.

It could be Capitol Hill. It's kind of cab for a lot of people in his Capitol Hill. But Abdul Al Qaeda up there, and who loves him? Foka Honos loves him, Foka Honos, Elizabeth Warren. She's not a native American.

She her whole career at Harvard University was a fraud. It was all based on a fraud. She's not Foka, well, she's Foka Honos.

But she was never really Poka Honos.

She was up there just loving an Abdul Al Qaeda. You know, slightly different circumstances that we get weird fast, but never mind that. So we've got Abdul Al Qaeda on Capitol Hill in Washington, and he's a real piece of work, and his close personal friend

buddy campaign buddy Hassan Piker out there saying crazy things about the United States. And there's a Gihad going on, and it's, you know, they say that we're worse than Al Qaeda. We start electing people like Abdul Al Qaeda.

We won't be worse than Al Qaeda. We'll be Al Qaeda. No better, no worse. It will be pretty much pretty much that, and then amazing these remarkable people.

Also, some remarkable news going on today on the economy. The economy affects everybody. And I saw on the news media, every poll number is, oh no, Trump has done a terrible job at the economy. Gas prices are high.

Still not as high as they were under Joe Biden. The news media, that it was no sweating, no furrowed drum, no chin rubbing when the gas prices were at $5 a gallon under Joe Biden for just because they declared war on all forms of energy.

And you know, a member Barack Obama said under his plan of cap and trade, electricity prices would necessarily skyrocket. Those are his words, necessarily skyrocket. And the Democrats applauded, yay, he, oh, yes,

electricity will necessarily skyrocket. That'll be great. I'll go back to just for a minute, up to also he had a meeting with temple Israel rabbis. Must be Jewish, don't you think?

You got, you got temple, you got Israel, you got rabbis. I'm thinking, and he's a notorious anti-Semite, of course, like his buddy Hassan Piker. And like so many Democrats, it's they've made anti-Semitism fashionable again.

That hasn't happened since the, not, not to this level. And since the socialist workers party in Germany. But, but that said, he met with the temple Israel rabbis and a closed door sit down. They called us sit down like it's an organized crime meeting.

I'm not feeling it.

No word yet on whether he decapitated them.

“We're still waiting to see if any heads come rolling down”

the shoot, any of that good stuff. But oh, and also up to all said, he is going to Hollywood for a big fundraiser with Cali, he's not running in California in California. And it's being hosted by members of the Soros family.

Turns out there are more Soros people out there. Kathman and Jeffrey Soros. Now, you know, there is Jeffrey Soros. He's got somebody else's billions of dollars too.

And they're all lefties and they never earned an honest dollar

in their lives. And they're going to give millions of dollars to Abdul Al-Sahed because they're self-loathing Jews. They're playing the violence at the entrance to Auschwitz. These people, those Soros family, remarkable stuff.

Just great.

“Oh, yeah, and then there's Hassan Piker.”

He's talking to Axios. America has worse than Al-Qaeda. He said, worse than Al-Qaeda. And Axios said, you said America is top dog and terrorism. He's like, oh, hell yeah, America is terrorists.

We're the real terrorists here. Extraordinary. Oh, and there is a remarkable endorsement the Detroit news on the Abdul Al-Sahed race. They amazingly, interestingly, they endorsed a Republican.

And that's actually the headline, is that a major newspaper endorsed a Republican. Anyway, because they're all coming big dogs, everywhere you look. So we've got that cut, and that's quite remarkable stuff. It really is all over the place.

So we've got that cut in place. And the Democrats, they've got the media going for them and everything. But I saw it in fact this morning on the Fox News channel. I saw they have computer graphics made up and everything.

“All kinds of stuff showing that what do Americans care most about?”

The price of -- and this is what the Democrats are saying a thousand times a day. The price of groceries, the price of gas, a gallon of gas is still not as high as Joe but -- but it's a price of gas and the thing is about me. It's not that I'm a billionaire or a multi-millionaire if that matter. But the thing is, I don't drive much.

I drive very little. I think I mentioned a couple of days ago when my car battery died and I had to call it AAA. My car is 10 years old and I just rolled over 25,000 miles on the O-Dometer. So that's like 2500 miles a year.

That's not a lot of mileage. So gas is not a major expense in my world personally. But I recognize, I notice I drive my gas stations a lot. And I see the gas prices and they're high and I recognize that that is problematic because everything that comes to markets is brought by vehicle and gasoline costs more for the truckers

and the trucking companies and grocery stores and everything else. Then prices go up and the Iranians, they have a role in this too. And they're terrorists. They're terrorists, by the way. But not everything is more expensive than ever before that tends to be the trend historically

prices tend to go up and not down. But here is a remarkable story taking a couple of different fun facts. The New York Posts has this story and the New York Times does not. The headline is, Americans are richer than ever.

Wow, that's the first part of the headline.

Americans are richer than ever, and then there's a hyphen. And on the other side of the hyphen and poverty hits an all-time low. Oh, thank you. President Trump shouldn't he get the Nobel Peace Prize again and shouldn't everybody be happy going to the polls this year in 2026 with the wealth in America greater than ever

poverty is lower than ever. That's, you know, those are two pretty good things on your scorecard, the Dow Jones and Dust Reels, the stock market, shattering record highs all over the place. President Trump likes to mention that in legitimately. So, that the Dow Jones and Dust Reels have shattered records time and again under President

Trump. And that does mean that 401(k)s go up and retirement funds all over the place all kinds go up and that that means that people's wealth, you know, you have investments in anything unions and companies and that when the stock market is high, that's good, that's good. And when the stock market is low, that's bad.

But here is the, here's the story, under the headline, Americans are richer than ever and poverty hits an all-time low. This is not the story that CBS News is not going to lead with this tonight. George Stephanopoulos is not going to mention this on ABC, the New York Times and the Washington Post are not, if they do report anywhere, albeit a blurb in the digest and the C section

on page 14, well, actually they don't have a page 14 in the C section anymore.

All right, page three because that's, that's about it amazing stuff.

while the poverty rate fell to its lowest level ever according to a new US census data

report. Now, that's quite remarkable.

“Real median household income jumped 2.6%, which doesn't sound like a lot, but listen to”

to 87,460 dollars, that's real median household, those are all trick words in the language that is commonly used. Real median household income is 87,460 dollars, the highest inflation adjusted level since census records began in 1967, that's a, that's a, that's a while ago now. And beating the previous peak reached in 2019.

The median post, post tax household income rose 3.1% to 76,000 and 60 dollars. That's, you know, it's because they're, Mr. Charlie got to take his cut because he's the head gangster in town. So quite remarkable stuff here, according to recently released census data, US poverty rate is at about 10.2% for all people.

I wonder if that includes illegal aliens that are here on welfare and stealing cars and stuff, the, uh, remarkable stuff. So the good news came despite a wild series of economic headlines in the US and beyond touching on everything from tariffs to international conflicts. It represents continued economic growth, said Daniel Schoog and economist and professor at

“Harvard University, I'm, that used to be, uh, four-year college, remember that place?”

That was a pretty good for a while, I think, uh, he's set of the wage debts. We would expect income to keep going up. We saw a spike during the pandemic and then some drops after that. And we're starting to see those COVID effects go away. The communist Chinese let COVID lose on the planet from the Wuhan Institute of

Rology and Wuhan China where they were doing gain of function research and you remember Anthony Fauci, uh, told a lot of untruths about that about the Wuhan, then it turned out he was sending a money and it was, and it was kind of a secret and all that stuff. So last year, now there here's the second part of this, last year, the poverty rate fell half a percentage point to 10.2%.

The second annual decline in a row, uh, gee, what's, is that, uh, president Trump coming back in, uh, according to the data.

In 2025, 34.5 million people were living in poverty in the United States for children.

The poverty rate fell to an all-time low of 13.4% that's a third of that's for children.

“The Democrats would, I know, snuff them out and harvest their organs, I think.”

That's, uh, they don't like, uh, people, it's really people. They don't like, uh, it's remarkable. The census bureaus supplementary, uh, supplemental poverty line, which factors in non-cash government benefits and taxes was 13.1%. The agency measured a family with two adults and two children as living in poverty if their

annual income was less than 32,649 dollars. So the poverty level for a family of four, not for an individual is 32,649. And it's a, and a record low for poverty and the Democrats see the Democrats are running on how hard this is from the economy is so terrible for everybody in gas prices are high, but not as high under Joe Biden and inflation is high, but not as high as it was under Joe

Biden. And, uh, and actually the Fed yesterday also raised interest rates, uh, increased interest rates by one quarter of one percent, um, making president Trump less than happy. And, uh, he commented about a little bit, but the, uh, the, uh, federal reserve. And I would say, let's, uh, bump the interest rates up and, uh, oh, they bumped it up by,

uh, bump, uh, from three point seven five percent to four percent, uh, the interest rates,

the official interest rate isn't that, uh, in that amazing.

And at the meantime, in California, they're arresting fraudsters who are, uh, been stealing hundreds of millions in, uh, mostly welfare money, and stuff, but the people they arrested yesterday, you see the guy smiling at his mugshot, big huge smile as much as it looks like it's the happiest day of his life, but, uh, they're, they've been stealing millions and millions and millions of dollars and going to Tahiti, fly in first class, buy in 64 impellers

and, and buffing him out because their gangsters spent a hundred and forty thousand dollars

So, uh, there it is, wealth at the highest levels ever.

We are richer than ever, and poverty hits an all-time low, uh, thank you president Trump. There is not a single headline saying that today, saying thank you president Trump. In fact, I don't think there's a single headline other than the New York Post, putting these two pieces together, that wealth is at an all-time high, and poverty is an all-time low.

“I think those should be considered good things, uh, eight, eight, six, three, zero, nine, six,”

two, five. All right, we are, uh, we are back, and I, I've got an update, I, uh, so there was a discussion that was had about the Lindsey Clancy trial, you know, she's strangled her three children and stuff, when he got to that in a minute, uh, right now, let's go to the telephones, let's go to, let's go to C-Bass, let's go to C-Bass, calling from front Royal

Virginia, C-Bass, you're on the Chris Plant Show.

We say Chris, that article you're telling me that we're wealthier than never now, yeah, who

lived that, what you were that for? What year was that for? So you said, it's a, uh, it's a New York Post story, it's a today story in the New York Post, uh, actually it came out yesterday afternoon at 425 PM. Americans are richer than ever, and poverty hits an all-time low as the headline.

And that was for 25 or 26.

“It is today, yesterday at 425 PM, but I can count on all my digits, including my baby”

pinky toe, uh, all the people who would not sit that category, we have, we'll, we'll all go down, we're all going down the toilet. Is that right?

I'm looking at the gas station across the street from my shop right now.

These all fuel is 640 a flipping down, uh, you can't, you can't tell me that we're all going up as opposed to being down, my fuel bill, just to get the work now, uh, is approaching $900 a month. Get out of here. That's just going to work.

You're just going to work. I commute a hundred miles a day, and I drive a baby, baby Volkswagen with a, a fuel set and diesel engine in there, so yeah, I don't, the New York Post, and these reevaluate what they're talking about, because I, uh, well, I guess they're looking at the, you know, macro numbers and, uh, and they live in New York City where everything is, uh, different

in every way. But you're saying, you don't know anybody that feels richer, regardless of, uh, what statistics might say here and there. The article is probably telling now, people will sign and try to get to go eat a snack at, uh, you know, the French laundry, yeah, sure.

Ah, yes, I know where is, uh, where's that, uh, that, uh, good thing, that fun thing that I, it's, uh, pretty crazy, you know, there's Lindsey Clancy woman, she's strangled her three children, and then, uh, the nine women on the jury, uh, decided they needed to make a feminist statement about empowerment or some things, uh, they couldn't possibly convict her, more serious crimes, and then one man, the Democrats are angry.

“He's a black man, uh, and that's what makes the Democrats angry.”

He said, well, I think she should be convicted of, uh, killing her three children. You can't just say she didn't kill her three children when we know she killed her three children. So the black guy has become the villain of the story to the Democrats because of their myriad mental illnesses, and we do know that, uh, more than half, I've read the studies

here. More than half of white self-described liberal women in America have actually been diagnosed with a mental illness. I wonder if that's part of the, of what deer in the jury's selection when you're choosing women.

If you're a big diagnosed with a mental illness, having to do with, uh, strangling children, anything like that, because that's kind of wacky. But here's a, uh, fun, uh, fun tweet. In fact, uh, who's a Matthew Fulti sent me this this morning, and, uh, made me laugh. There's Paul Baum, Paul Baum, it's a B.O.H.M.

Paul Baum's got a Twitter account. He says, I asked a woman to explain the Lindsey Clancy trial to me like I'm a five-year-old, and she started strangling me. Well, that's kind of weird. She, why, why, why, she's, why, why, well, I don't understand why are you on the side

of Lindsey Clancy. Um, ma'am, why don't you explain it to me like, like, I'm a five-year-old, just explain to me like I'm a five-year-old, and, and, uh, immediately she has started strangling him. That's, that's, uh, little, that's a little, uh, joke, uh, it's a fun, uh, funnier than

Jimmy Kimmel had last night, I think.

And that's from Paul Baum, uh, who I don't know, but that's, uh, pretty good stuff. Crazy, man. Crazy. These guys. I am telling you.

“That's, uh, that's what I'm, uh, boy, you're just, uh, crazy.”

All get out. They are. Uh, but, uh, this is, uh, and, and look, uh, and, uh, C-bass called in, and we spoke in a C-bass before. And he's saying, well, you know, the, uh, New York posts and some statistics that the government

has put out may be all about how Americans are richer than ever, and poverty hits an old-time low. But, uh, C-bass said, listen, I'm spending more than ever getting back and forth from work a hundred miles a day, drive a little Volkswagen diesel, cost me, I think C-bass said, it's costing him 900 bucks a month just going back and forth, uh, a hundred miles a day to

his, to his shop to his store, uh, and said, you know, gas station across the street, it's got, what, 640 for, that's for a diesel ride, I think, diesel's more expensive than regular gasoline right now.

“And you got your premium, everybody always looks, I certainly always look at the premium”

gasoline on the side, and it's very expensive, and I use premium gasoline, but I do use very little of it. And I live a very, uh, simple and, um, uh, modest life in an apartment in the city, um, I can walk, we can walk to, uh, almost everything, and we do, and, uh, try to keep it simple, keep it simple.

But, uh, but I do understand, and not everybody has a life as simple as mine, uh, I got all kinds of things going on, kids and lacrosse practice and, and, uh, multiple, well, we've got two cars also, but all kinds of madness, and I understand a lot of people have expenses I don't have. But, but this, it look, if this were, if there were a Democrat in the White House, this

would be a banner headline on the New York Times and the Washington Post and the LA Times and the Chicago Tribune, it would be the headline everywhere. Americans are richer than ever in poverty hits and all time low is a great headline, but you're not going to see that widely reported because the, the word is out, the Democrat party has declared, the word is out, that everyone is, uh, feeling poor and feeling

pinched and, and the reason is, groceries are, are more expensive and gasoline is more expensive and, and gasoline is expensive, uh, still, still, literally not as expensive as it got, uh, for at least part of Joe Biden's presidency, but the New York Post writes. Americans household income hit a record high in 2025 while the poverty rate fell to its lowest level ever, that's kind of a big deal, that's, uh, that's a good headline.

But if you're a Republican, it's not a headline. If there's a Republican in the White House, it's not a headline and, uh, the Republicans don't come out when they should come out and hold a press conference on the steps

so that capital with people singing, you know, the Democrats always do their show business

stuff and they're, and they're mental, uh, but the, uh, the, the numbers are look pretty darn good, you got, uh, household income going up and 87, uh, $460 as the real median household income. That's, uh, I had no idea that the real median household income was that high. That's pretty, uh, that's pretty amazing, um, um, um, um, just extraordinary stuff, uh,

but at the same time, they say that the number of people living in poverty and, and anybody living in poverty is bad and Democrats, well, they're, we're the richest country in the world at where also because of, uh, Democrats saying for 50 years that we're the richest country in the world. We're also $40 trillion in debt, uh, but paying attention to that.

So the poverty rate fell, uh, half a percent, uh, half of one percent to 10.2 percent.

Now, that's, uh, still, in a nation of 330 million people, still a lot of people.

But it's a, but it's a very good number and, and again, if you're a Democrat, this would be the headline everywhere and they wouldn't go in and pick nits all over the place. It wouldn't be nip pickers picking nits over all of that, uh, but, uh, there we have that. That's, so those are those are real good numbers and President Trump should get credit

“for them, but he won't because that's how that works.”

Am I right? Uh, and what's, uh, let's, uh, I want to take CBS because I saw what he had to say and I see Chris calling from New Jersey and, uh, he's talking about the economy and global politics and Warren piece and all that good stuff too. So let's go to Chris calling from, uh, we call it the Garden State New Jersey, uh,

Christopher, you're on the Chris Plant show. Yes. Are you on the communist state of New Jersey? Um, yeah, so everybody's talking about the street, right? And I ran, but of course, they're not talking about the fact that Ukraine is the

reason why, uh, uh, uh, uh, the spike in the, uh, the diesel prices because they keep

your lines and, but that's good because they hate Russia.

“So there, you know, it, there's that, you know, it was most people are just speaking”

a narrative. I get so sick of it. It's all, you're just saying things. You don't know what you're saying, you've been told that Trump is dead. So you go with that.

You know, yeah, sure that's, uh, that's the, uh, that's kind of the whole thing on that. Um, and the, uh, a Trump arrangements syndrome is very real. And the Democrat running, uh, the Democrat party is running against Trump. Uh, and, uh, and, and, uh, and Trump has come out and said, look, uh, consider to me, meet to be on the ticket, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, vote accordingly.

But I, I got to tell you, I'm, I'm, I'm concerned about the upcoming elections. I'm, then, according to, they got the polls all over the place. That Republicans are not as enthusiastic as Republicans should be about getting out and voting, uh, this election day, upcoming election day, this election year, uh, and, and look, uh, Chris, you're, you're right.

And we sent a president Trump, uh, couple of days ago. That blames you cramed as U.S. diesel average reaches $6 and $23 cents, $6 and $23 cents a gallon. And see best set across the street from him, $6 and $0.40 a gallon. And, and that's, uh, that's an awful lot of money. It is.

“And that's, you know, you got to remember all the 18 wheelers, the big rigs that are Democrats”

haven't driven by illegal alien gang members, although without drivers licenses, so they can go out and kill people and all that, but, uh, U.S. diesel prices have reached record highs, raising transportation costs. As Trump points to Ukraine and the Russia Ukraine war, while pursuing a Venice waylaw oil deal.

Now, U.S. diesel prices have climbed to a record record high, national average, uh, $6 a gallon and then according to AAA, citing that, uh, BBC and the associated press, uh, diesel hit $5.85 cents per gallon up from $371 a year ago, $3.71 a year ago, before rising above $6. And, you know, Chris, that does affect the cost of everything. I mean, if you're getting, uh, you know, a new chair, uh, the delivery of the new chair

cost more to the store in your neighborhood. And, uh, and if you're a sea bass and you drive a diesel, uh, VW, then, uh, everything is more expensive. Those make everything more expensive, and fuel prices make everything more, you know, that, they make everything more expensive, um, but at the same time, President Trump is taking

on a really huge challenge. And, and I'm not sure he's done a great job of explaining all of this to the American people. Why the Iran conflict? I mean, he has, uh, my satisfaction, but I don't think he's done like an, uh, prime time address to the nation.

And here's what's going on with Iran, and if we do nothing, then, uh, they get, uh, their

Barack Obama way, and they, uh, we played the sound by yesterday of the Iranian, uh, deputy foreign minister, who bragged that they were moments away from having, let he say, 10.2 nuclear weapons. So be, you know, 10 to 11 nuclear bombs, and, uh, funded by Barack, uh, who's saying Obama and the Democrats, um, along with their program to fund the ballistic missile pro, uh, uh, uh, uh,

trajectory, the, the range, expand the range of the Iranian ballistic missiles, and Barack Obama and the Democrats funded that with billions and billions of dollars. And President Trump might want to go on and explain that he's not in favor of Iran having nuclear weapons because, and he said it here and there, but I do think a, uh, cogent concise stick to the, uh, teleprompter speech, the nation might be helpful for all kinds

of practical reasons, um, and, and if he, you know, wants to talk about diesel prices and the Russia Ukraine thing, and one of the, one of the things, uh, your, sounds like you're aware of this, Chris, is that Ukraine is attacking inside Russia, which they should, uh, but they're attacking their, their oil processing facilities, and that way, as you said, Chris,

“would involve a lot of, uh, a lot of diesel, right?”

Yeah, yeah. So we got that now, the, and, and, and, uh, the Russians, you know, you got to come you over there. That's, that's Vlad the impaler Putin, a, uh, as an adult, a career KGB guy, uh, killer he throws people off of rooftops and, and all that good stuff, uh, because he's a killer. He's, uh, he's a murderer.

That's, uh, the kind of guy that he is, um, uh, amazing stuff.

Yes, sir. There's, uh, where, where was, uh, that one, 'cause there, uh, there's, uh, there's another one today, too, that, uh, um, who was it, uh, oh, Mclimore, you know, Mclimore, from the,

Babylon B, where they're very funny, uh, they've got a, uh, picture of, uh, Muslim men dressed

in the white, uh, robes with the Muslim headdresses, uh, throwing, oh, it appears to be Mclimore, off of a rooftop, and the headline, uh, from the Babylon B, Mclimore performs concert in Gaza, and oh, no, they've thrown them off her roof, and, uh, there is, you know, it's a free, free Palestine. He should really go to Palestine and do a concert, don't you think, there is no Palestine

for him to go to. He could find that out. He'd go look it up on a map or, you know, look for airline reservations or something. Hey, I'd like to go from a Los Angeles to Palestine, because I'm going to do a concert for Palestine.

“Don't you think they should do a concert for Palestine?”

All these people should.

You got that concert for Bangladesh and the concert for this and the concert for that.

They got all kinds of things. There's of all cano. Let's have a concert. Well, there's a genocide, they say, going on, there isn't. In Palestine, there is no Palestine.

And the Palestinians, who there, really is, not an actual distinct ethnic group, um, and during the concert, they should do it in Gaza, and they should point over the wall that Egypt built on the south end of Gaza, and say, yeah, Egypt, let in our brothers, let in our, our Palestinian brothers. Now, the Egyptians would gun them down before they let them into Egypt because, you

know, it's a tough neighborhood, but there is Maclimar performs concert in Gaza and oh, no, they've thrown them off a roof. That's pretty good stuff. I like that. Pretty funny.

Well, the funny picture. I'm not sure it's a real picture. They might have altered the photograph, because there's Maclimar with a funny, sheet of skin, fuzzy robot, and he's got a microphone to his mouth, and he's just been thrown off a roof.

But why don't they go to, uh, what they call Palestine and hold a concert, you know, and you know, it'd be funny. They could have a concert just outside of Gaza in Israel, where they'd be allowed to do it. And then, uh, the, uh, so-called Palestinians, they want to free could rush across into Israel and butcher everyone at the concert, just like they did on October 7th.

It'd be, uh, fitting in some way. I've got to say, mm-hmm.

“Yes, or, uh, just nuts, these, these people, can I just say?”

These people are nuts. Yes, they are. Uh, the New York Post with another story, uh, the headline with, uh, the words out of control and quotation marks, out of control killings in Spanburgers, Virginia, reach quote in St. and quote point, as migrant charged in stabbing spree, uh, when they say migrant,

uh, I think what they mean is an illegal alien. Anger is boiling over in Virginia, uh, Virginia's, you know, Democratic governor Abigail Scamberger. She used to be a CIA employee. She had good parking right there in Virginia, uh, Democratic governor Abigail Scamberger.

And sanctuary friendly, uh, politicians, over out of control killings in the state, after U.S. immigration customs enforcement, that's ICE Democrats want to defund it and do away with it. Uh, ask the state not to allow the release of yet another illegal immigrant charged with carrying out a stabbing spree. What is it with these illegal immigrants and, uh, killing people?

Uh, I don't think they're ascending us their best. Just remarkable. ICE sent a request to Scamberger and her fellow sanctuary politicians, as they put it, not to release Mexican illegal immigrant Freddy Chico Mil, uh, following his arrest for allegedly stabbing two women on the streets of Stanton, Virginia.

It's spelled Stanton, but it's pronounced Stanton. That's where Woodrow Wilson is from, uh, and it's a great, uh, little town we've been there before, uh, very nice, uh, according to the Department of Homeland Security, please respond to the incident and, uh, found Mil at the scene, along with two stabbed women. He's still there hanging out.

One of whom was pronounced dead, while the other was transported to a local hospital. Mil is charged with second degree murder. It sounds like first to remember, and aggravated militia's wounding. And hey, uh, let's let some illegal aliens go. There's a picture of him.

He's an illegal alien. He's been telling a still photo, is wearing a Calvin Klein t-shirt. Looks very happy living in America.

“Does he have a knife in his hand there in the muck-shut turk to say?”

We're at 888-630-9625, uh, there are a great many news stories, per click, how the Philadelphia

George Soros guy, that's amazing.

And, uh, when are you here about the, uh, newspaper endorsement in Michigan in the Senate race there, with that G. Hotty Kami, the Democrats have. All right, we are, uh, we're back, and we have, uh, we don't even have enough time

Let's go back to the, uh, telephones.

“What do you hear this endorsement in the Michigan Senate race?”

I want to share with you.

Let's go to Niel, the always reliable Niel calling from Brooklyn, New York, Niel, you're

on the Chris Plant Show. Good morning Mr. Plant. Hey, Matt. Oh, yeah. Good.

Good to hear you voice. Good to hear you show, Ms. usual. So just a quick thing, uh, California has shut down, uh, Boku refineries, uh, between Philip 66, Valero, this is like 20, according to this one thing I'm seeing, it's like the 17 to 18% of diesel refining capacity, uh, under the, you know, the carb out there, the

California resource board, uh, that's always, that's always good for some degrowth policies.

Right. So if you really want to attribute, I don't know, I'm not up on what the Ukraine situation is doing to diesel prices, but when we shut down refining capacity in this country, that's definitely a big hit on supply and, uh, you know, squeezing supply is going to raise prices. So that's something people are keeping, and I don't know why Republicans, especially, uh,

Donald Trump aren't talking about this more and pushing Newsom, at least to, uh, address the issue. Well, you got to keep in mind that all times that what is bad for America is good for the Democrats, right? Exactly.

Yeah. Now, and high prices for all of us, uh, right now, uh, good for the Democrats, and where the Democrats can sit, and it's also their only talking point, uh, heating Trump and saying, oh, the prices are too high and, uh, number of areas there, but, uh, but the Democrats will contribute to high prices.

They'll do what they can of using their power to, uh, increase the price of everything,

“since that's what they're running on, and it's what they've been running on for a long time.”

They own no, and capitalism is bad. Gotta do a capitalism because the state, the government will do a much better job of all of that. None of that's true, of course, but, uh, Neil, yeah, that's, uh, they shut down a lot. I'm, it's right here.

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