Fraud, Filibusters & Freakouts: America’s Mess on Full Display

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2:01We thank our glorious affiliate stations around the country for carrying the show. And also the podcast you can listen to the podcast later today. How does that sound? I think it sounds good. Had KT McFarland on last hour. She was awesome talking about what's going on with Iran and Operation Epic Fury and all this. And Joe Kent resigning today because, you know, two and a half weeks into a very brilliant, successful military campaign. He doesn't feel like Iran was the threat to us. It's odd. This is according to townhall.com. He was cut out of potus intelligence briefing months ago due to allegations of suspected leaks. That he's not been part of any Iran planning discussions or briefing. The administration saying he wasn't privy to the classified information that provides the evidence that Iran was nuclear, empowered or about to be. Allegation that his decision was based on the influence of others, even foreign countries, is both insulting and laughable. Now our own Aisha Hosni reporting that on background to a senior administration official says that

3:04Joe Kent was cut out of potus intelligence briefing months ago due to allegations of suspected leaks. There you go. Yeah. So there's a little bit of that going on among other things. And again, when you look at these things, you've got to look at who's on his side. And Candace Owens is on his side. And Tucker Carlson is on his side. And they're all a little bit bang, you know, a little bit out there. A little bit lost. I had, you know, been talking about Tucker Carlson. He used to be a big fan of Tucker Carlson. And I just think that, you know, I always, you know, there are some people I really admire. I admire Mark Levin. As far as his knowledge of the Constitution law and whatever, I'll never be able to match it. You may recall years and years and years ago when Rush Limbaugh first started. He talked about F. Lee Levin. Remember the legal expert, F. Lee Levin. That was Mark Levin. And Rush Limbaugh didn't know everything about anything.

4:04And he's everything, you know, he couldn't know everything about the Constitution. He was a very alerted man, you know. But he relied on others to, you know, fill in the blanks. And it just so happens that Mark Levin was one of them. That's what I do on this show. I'm not an expert on everything, my God. You know, you can't be an expert on anything. Everything you can come in with being well informed, which is what I do every day. And I work very hard to do that. And I think you must admit, if you've been listening the last six years, I've been right about just about everything. And it's because I have a life experience, common sense. And I do a lot of show prep, you know, all of those things. The Tucker Carlson has had his, he's a silver spoon boy. He's a silver spoon boy. He's an Ivy League boy. He's a blue blood. He's a, he's a blue blazer country club type. And I think that, that kind of upbringing, a lot of times, leads a serious void in your, in your character, at least, or at least your, your knowledge and experience in life in general,

5:04because you've never suffered. You've never seen the impact of some of the things that the government does. Because you've always lived above it, you know, in all of these things. And so I think when things like this happen when, when, when, when it, when push comes to shove, people like Tucker Carlson, will stray from the, I don't even, I don't even know what to say. Just, but just, just, he's kind of lost it. He's kind of lost it. When he was, let go from Fox, I thought maybe it was because of, uh, insubordination. But I thought it was insubordination. Um, I'm not sure sure it is what it is now, to be quite honest. But, um, but I, I think if you, if you look at this, what, what the people who are now, just two and a half weeks into this, military campaign, which, by the way, will be shorter than anything that we've seen, will be more successful than any military campaign we've seen in the last 30 years,

6:04it is not like, uh, what George Bush got us into. It is not like what George, uh, HW Bush got into. It is not like anything Obama or, or Biden got us into. It is not like anything that Bill Clinton got us into. It's completely, completely different. And the reason being is we have Donald Trump as the president. And he is unlike any president we've ever had. When he was president of the first time I said that, um, uh, for the first time in our lives, we have somebody who went to Washington DC who's doing what we asked him to do. And he's doing a great job. So there you go. There you go. There you go. So the, uh, the same act, of course, is on the, uh, on the, uh, the agenda of Congress, the Democrat Party is fighting against us. They're doing everything they can to, uh, to keep illegals on the voter rolls, to keep the illegals loaded up with large S, the Democrat Party can't stand it. And they, and they, and here we are again, the Democrat Party saying that, uh, asking for an ID, requiring an ID to prove your citizenship. And by the way, the only way you can prove your citizenship is with an ID.

7:08The only way there's no DNA test. All right. Now listen, listen, maybe in China, you know, there's, there's a DNA test. It's going to show your Chinese, right? Or, you know, maybe Germany, the DNA test is going to show your German, right? But I'm an Irish English and German, but American first, I, the only way I can prove I'm American is with an ID. But the Democrat Party is, isn't it interesting? Isn't it interesting? That the Democrat Party says that women and blacks cannot get an ID. And that will impact Democrat voters. Okay. So what about black Republicans and Republican women? What about them? What, what, honestly, really, seriously, seriously, this is a Debbie Wasserman show to looks like a dog who just got back from the groomers. They haven't blown out the hair yet. Senator John Thune says he will really that she looks like a labor doodle. Bring the save act to a vote in the Senate.

8:08Republicans say that this is just about voters having to show ID and proof of citizenship. Which is exactly what it is in order to vote. What's wrong with that? This is about one thing. What? Ensuring that it is much harder for people who are unlikely to vote. And what you said when he passed to the Jim Crow 2.0 in Georgia, more black people ended up voting. The polls and vote for Republicans and making it much harder for them to cast their ballot. Putting obstacles in the path of people who simply want to exercise. I don't know if you really feel that way. I mean, wouldn't you be glad that we're making it harder for Republicans to vote? Wouldn't you be thrilled about that? Here's James Clyburn. He's a major race batter. If he was doing like a Sunday TV show, they used to feature fishing. Remember that? And when there were only three channels, when us Jim Xers were kids, and there was like the world of Virgil Ward over here from the lake. So morning, Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. Yeah, I remember that.

9:08Because you know, I'm a lachki kid. But anyway, he would be championship race banning. That's what he'd be on Sunday afternoon. Then you can watch bowling. You know, if you're lucky after that. But here's James Clyburn. He says that by supporting ID, to prove your citizenship, to enjoy the rights of citizenship, one of them, of course, being able to vote, will cause black people not to get elected. The same act, for instance. Yes. It's nothing but a throwback. Yes. To those laws that were passed after reconstruction, that made it impossible, but after the Madison get elected. If the same act. What about women? I thought there were women in part of that too. It becomes long. Yeah. It will reduce dramatically. The number of African Americans has started serving. You are so full of it in the Congress. And I think that what we need to do is spend our time working on saving this democracy that some people. Oh, my God. Oh, just you give me a headache.

10:08You give me. See, the thing is that Democrats always think the worst of people. They always think the least of people. You know, when something happens, they automatically think America is racist. You know, when whatever happens. Americans are racist. They always think the least of us. And Mike Lee was being asked about this, because they're saying that like the other day, what was it? Chuck Schumer, the gargoyle with osteoporosis. He said that ice was going to kick millions of voters off the rolls. Which is true, right? I mean, if you remove illegals from the country, then millions of Democrat voters will be kicked off the rolls, because they won't live anymore. That's the truth. That's what he actually meant by it. But Mike Lee was asked about this. He said, is it going to cause? Is ice going to kick millions of people off the voter rolls? Absolutely, not under no circumstance, under no plausible interpretation of this bill. Would this bill, after becoming law, require that result,

11:08or even allow it, or even contemplate it remotely? Look, this is paranoid fantasy. Yes. Mingurgs. Not even that. It's fear mongering to prevent making sure that your vote isn't stolen. We're mingled with fear mongering, and we can't allow the Democrats to continue to weave this false narrative. These are about as trustworthy as Chuck Schumer's cheeseburgers. And we've got to identify them as such. Absolutely. 100%. Here is Mike Lee talking about the standing filibuster versus the zombie filibuster, where they have to talk for like days in a row. This has been around forever, but the Democrats got rid of it, because they can't carry the argument. And so that's what they're afraid of, this talking filibuster, which is what Mike Lee says we need to do. Those senators who want a filibuster at this bill, those who want the benefits of the filibuster, meaning those who want to delay it and postpone, and hopefully in their minds, for passage of it, they should be required to work for it. Yeah. Look, this is something that 85% of the American people know. Oh, yeah, there is that.

12:08What? So if a small handful of Democratic lawmakers want to interfere with the will of the American people, let them earn it, make them speak, make them stand on the Senate floor, and explain why in front of all the American people, they won't last very long. Once they are required to do that, this thing is going to pass. Yeah, and the thing about the zombie filibuster, is it doesn't require any effort whatsoever? I have absolutely no idea what a floor takeover means. But if a floor takeover means that we're going to make filibustering senators speak against this bill, heck yeah, I'm all for it. Let's do it. Let's take over the floor. I saw that phrase in the headline just a little while ago. I'm still confused as to what it means. But if it means enforce the talking filibuster, I'm all in. No rule change is required. No rule change whatsoever is required. And I cannot emphasize this enough. This is entirely within the Senate rules. In fact, this has been something that has been part of the Senate's culture. Since here's why the Democrats will lose on this,

13:08is because Democrats speak in mupper stickers and their logic and their argument ends about a sentence into it. That's why they won't be able to support this. That's why we will win on this. And we'll see what happens. It's in the Senate right now. They're talking about it. The American people won it. And it's about time the American people got what they asked for from these people in Washington DC. On the way, Nick Shirley in California, unbelievable fraud, worse than Minnesota, if that's possible. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. So a lot of fraud in America, you know, I told you a couple of years ago that I think we were going to find out that the US government is more corrupt than the Soviet Union. But we have $7 trillion to spend every year. I mean, and it is this way. It is remarkable.

14:08The President Trump is set up this task force for the fraud. Okay, chaired by Vice President JD Vance, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson. As Vice Chairman, task force will coordinate measures to improve eligibility verification, and implement prepayment controls. How about throw some damn people in jail? The task force will also coordinate development of minimum anti-fraud requirements to prevent exploitation of taxpayer-funded benefits. Again, how about for all of the fraud that's happened in the country and is going on right now, some people spend the rest of their damn lives in jail? That's what I'd like to say. That's what I'd like to say. Here's the President yesterday talking about Ilhan Omar and at the unveiling of this new fraud task force. Everyone knows they've been shooting you for years. It's the first ever, and it's got to be stabbed. I mean, it's got to be stabbed. Think of it. Somebody who's a third world, maybe a fourth world nation,

15:09one of the worst, one of the most dangerous. They don't have anything. They don't have councils. They don't have governments. It's the meth trailer park of the world, actually. Permanent. They don't have police. They shoot each other. They don't have one trailer. They make meth. It's just like that. They're all over the place. They come here. They steal $19 billion. It's crazy. And Ilhan Omar, I hope this is part of it, but she married her brother, supposedly. And there's a lot of documentation. That means she's here illegally, and she's a congresswoman. I want to see her denaturalized and sent back to Somalia. All she's done is badmouth this country. She's got here. She's a spoiled entitled brat. I did a viral video a couple of weeks ago, because you don't do viral videos, videos go viral. And I was talking about the, there are several people who are beginning to echo this sentiment that we would not have a deficit or a debt, I should say, a national debt the way it is.

16:09And a debt every year, you know, we would not be underwater, even worse for all the fraud. And we're discovering now that it's not $19 billion in Minnesota. It's trillions of dollars. It's going to happen. It's going to be trillions of dollars. They're saying minimum $250 billion in California. Not a big surprise. And yesterday, one of my favorite, it makes kind of wonder why the left and why the liberal media is going after Stephen Miller so much, kind of like they did after Ilhan Musk when he started going after, when he created Doge. And now everybody's like, Stephen Miller's got to go. Stephen Miller's got to go. Really? Why is that? Why would Stephen Miller have to go? All of it were stopped. It would be enough to balance the budget. The extraction of wealth from American taxpayers to people who don't belong here is the primary cause of the national debt. And this is the first ever effort to shut that down. Thank you, Mr. President. The first ever. And everyone knows they've been genuine for years. It's the first ever. Yeah, yeah. About them time, Nick Shirley heads to California.

17:11He went to this building and said that 15 different hospice companies were in the building. And all of the people in the hospice company run in the hospices, which aren't treating any people, have $100,000 cars, minimum, minimum, may actually much more. And they're run by the Armenian Mafia. Now, this was brought up a couple of years ago and the governor of the state of California said it was racism and filed a lawsuit saying that, you know, you're being an anti-Armenium and all that stuff. And here is Nick Shirley going to this, one of these strip malls, where all these hospice companies are, where hospice care is going to 1,000% just like the autism spending in Minnesota, just like that, except for the hospice, which is end of life care. And they're taking other people's identities, signing them up for in-life care to get the money while not providing any services because some people aren't dying. After seeing all the wealth that is being created from these hospice centers, I headed back to the original location where we found over 15 hospices in one plaza.

18:12I wanted to make sure it wasn't a fluke that Armenian Mafia members were running the show and that there weren't just randomly $100,000 cars the day I went by. And this time, it was even worse. Sir, how are you? Good. So, what do you think about all this hospice fraud? Sir, you're in the cyber truck. Driving a $100,000 cyber truck. Taking money from old people. Wow. Yes, he's just driving away. Yeah, here's a little bit more from the thieves at these hospice companies driving off in there. $100,000 plus dollar cars. What do you do for work here? What? What do you do for work here? Why? Oh, we're just looking around. We're seeing all these hospices. So we're just curious. Well, I don't know, man. This is unbelievable. The word got out that I was inside of the plaza and all the fraudsters started hopping in their cars leaving the scene. Excuse me. Let's see if they can just answer our questions really quick. Hello, can we ask you a quick question? Driving out in a brand new M8.

19:12You made me a million. Get out, that's easy. Yeah, that's a nice car, man. How can I get an M8 as well? Should I open up a hospice? Can he decide to just see if he could sign up to start a hospice? Because there's a building there that literally says, come in and start your own hospice, you see? And it's all about fraud. In fact, in LA, there's locations that will teach you how to open up your own hospice center. I went there with a potential business partner to try and become a multi-millionaire in hospice. We know that hospice is a very lucrative business, so I have joined a business partner right here. His name is Darren. And we're here outside of the hospice consultants. And we would like to start our own hospice today. We're just two young men who want to become millionaires here inside the United States. Yeah, I want to be hospice. Seems like they're all the way to do it. Nowadays, by committing fraud. My career has been dying for years. So we're going to go in and see if we can start on hospice. Are you guys the hospice? They have hospice careers. Our hospice for dying careers. Consultants. Yes. Actually, my career is just taking off. How can we talk to you guys? I want to open my hospice. You want to open a hospice?

20:12Yeah. What the hell? What the hell? What was your name? My name's Nick. But I want to open up a hospice. I understand, but we want to prepare that. Can I get some information? Do you want to come through? Yeah, I got to tell you. This has got to be exposed, and this task force would better show us some results, because this is utterly, utterly unacceptable, ridiculous. And as I said, we are as corrupt as the Soviet Union. Our country. We used to make fun of them. We were the guys in the white hats. We were the white guys in the white hats. They were the guys in the black hats. They were the bad guys. No, no, no, no, no. Our country has decayed from the inside, and we have to remove the rot. It has to happen for us to survive another 250 years. Second break can come back. Doug Burns joins us next on the other side of the break. This is the Route Carson Show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Shopify. You know, for years I have had a swag line of t-shirts

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22:18Oh, it is not a like it. Nothing like it. It is posted by the Fire Department in New York City because you know a lot of firemen, a lot of Irishmen became firemen in New York City and police officers and whatnot. A proud tradition, thank you very much, from the bowels of New York City. Here's the great Doug Burns, former federal prosecutor. How are you on this glorious St. Patrick's Day brother? Good, Rob. Good to be on with you. Yeah, I wanted to talk a little bit about this judge who has decided to turn back Robert Kennedy's vaccination recommendations in one moment. But I want to mention this, your city of New York City. New York City spent $81,000 per person on services for the homeless last year, Doug. What the hell could it since does this make? Where you're paying a homeless person enough a salary like if you're with another homeless person,

23:19$162,000 enough to make a living. What does it make sense? And again, you know, we've discussed this before, which is New York City, you know, following suit, going to school on Chicago, West Coast, San Francisco, Los Angeles. And it's got to turn around. It's just that simple, because there are much better ways to address these problems, obviously, than doing that. Yeah, well, you know, Doug, this has been going all over the country we were discovering in Minnesota. The autism spending went from $7 million to $400 million. We found out that the spending on these, these hospice cares had gone up 1,000%. Then you find out this homeless street homeless solutions division tripled in the last six years, from 102 million in 2019 to $28,000 per unsheltered homeless person, to now the amount of $81,000 a year. The big-aff couples unsheltered homeless population in the meantime increased by 26%, which, what does that mean, Doug?

24:19It means that people are getting rich and the homeless are not getting any better off. Absolutely. It means that it's not working. It's a complete and total public policy failure. The money's being diverted away from the purpose for which, you know, it was identified in the first place. And again, it's crazy. Now, with my background, obviously, it was in the US Attorney's Office for nine years. I've been doing white collar defense for decades. Yeah, you know, when you have government money, obviously, human nature being human nature, there's going to be a lot of fraud. And it's interesting because the recent events, you know, Minnesota, now on the West Coast, Los Angeles, the uncovering by this particular, you know, internet journalist, there's always been lots and lots of fraud with respect to government programs. But it's really been put on steroids for lack of a better cliche. Also, the Montgomery, oh dear God, the Bondami administration, Inc. so $1.9 billion, three-year contract to house homeless peoples in New York City.

25:20Now, I've stayed in New York City a number of times, different hotels down near Newsmax, right? And there's some nights, it's $500. And then all of a sudden, the next $1,200. So, you know what I'm going to do? I'm just going to go to New York City, claim that I'm homeless, and get put up in one of these lovely hotels. What a, what a profoundly gigantic waste of money. Yeah, think about the amount of money you're talking about there, what you cited. $2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 dollars. It's completely insane, but it reflects this guy's philosophy of, you know, socialism, communism. And what bothers me, and we've discussed this before, is that the guy, at least, was up front about the labels, and people went in with a straight face and voter form. I don't understand that. Well, it's because the people who voted for him, 65% of them were not from this country, and they also were not here to assimilate to the culture.

26:20They voted for him for two reasons. One, he's a communist, one, he's a socialist. And when you got that mix of things, then you're going to get what you get. That's green red baby, that's green red revolution. That's what it's all about. And that's why you guys are in deep duty right now. But it's going to be interesting to see the way it plays out, and whether or not, as I told you last week, he's going to flame out like Joe Biden did, you know, from my mouth to the man upstairs, ears. You would think he would. But again, like, I'm not the political expert and so forth, you know, my background's obviously in law. Yeah. I'm not understanding the breakdown of voters, though. In other words, you know, there's a very large Jewish voting block in New City. What is up with that? Well, it's because they put politics ahead of their faith. That's just it. That's the self-loathing Jew, as we've called for many years. I talked about this to many of my Jewish friends. It's the same way with a self-loathing liberal. It's a self-loathing, remember? The self-loathing gay that you're like, I want to be LGBTQ and in Gaza.

27:20You know, knowing you're going to be murdered, it's just stupid. It's this, it's this, it's this, it's this, paint those of like for instance, women who fall in love with death row inmates. You know, I don't know what it is. I don't know what that is, Doug, but it's happening here. And it's that's all kind of the psychiatric stuff. No, let me go. I know, let me go. I know, let me go. Yeah. I know, I know. You're going to read, right? Change the topic. Oh. Going right now on News Mac. She says the US is only marginally better than Iran, Rob. Yeah, I was looking at that, by the way. I've got an article on this. Yeah, and in Iran, let me give you a rundown of how much better that Iran is for women than here. Women must adhere to mandatory dress code that requires covering their hair, arms and legs in public. They have morality police. You can be sentenced and find up to 15 years in prison. A morality priest arrested Masa Amani for wearing her hijab. And properly, they ended up beating her to death. Women can be arrested or thrown in prison for social media posts,

28:21showing them without hijabs. Women have often been banned from attending men's sporting events. Many women require permission from a male to marry. You can marry under 13 years of age. Here's another one. I got another good one here. Oh, yeah. The women inherit less than men. And a woman's testimony in court only worth half a man's testimony duck. But the thing is, it's a historical question that I'm always asking you, the master. You know, how does she get away with that? I mean, in other words, it's because of Trump hatred. Trump's arrangement syndrome. The point is, you know, they'll slap that on liberal outlets, you know, with some kind of spin associated with it, I suppose. But again, she should be ashamed of herself, again, to make comments like that. After that litany, that laundry listening just read. Well, it is absurd. You know, I mean, listen, I don't even know. It's worse than absurd on the face of it. It is so outrageously stupid.

29:23It is so outrageously wrong that she would say that she's devoid of reality. I don't know how freaking nuts you have to be. This woman has lost everything. She's lost her job. She's wandering along on the wilderness. She's got a lot of people who read her substag, I guess. But she hasn't learned anything from it. And it's because she's mentally ill, Doug. It's a mental illness that you would say such a thing. Well, the arrangement syndrome, you know, to me as a trial lawyer, the result of it is that you'll just rationalize anything to the breaking point. You know, as we've jokingly said many times, but it's almost not a joke. If Trump came out with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and said, we've cured all cancers, they would criticize it on liberal cable, correct? Well, yeah, because you know, you listen, all those cancer hospitals, you went on colleges to not have a living for God's sake. And besides, what- The population is going to go way up. I know, I know. Listen, we got to take a break. Now, I want to talk about this U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy,

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32:25But I didn't. Gold went up to $5,600 in January. All time I, all time high, dropped about $1,000 in one day. And the reason being is people wanted to sell. It went up $500 in one day per ounce. And they sold. They wanted a profit take. Maybe they've been centered on a few years. Maybe they've been sitting on it since it was $1,000 in ounce. Who knows? But they profit took. And a lot of gold went out on the market. Consequently, the price went down. I decided to get my 401k from when I sold cars, make it into gold while it was down there. I think I got in at like $4,700. Guess what? I made $300 an ounce. It'd be in about four weeks. That was pretty amazing, right? And you can, you know, get on the gold bandwagon. If you've got an underperforming IRA or 401k, you can put it into a tax sheltered IRA. In gold, in gold, in gold. Central banks are buying it up. And world events are to mulch you with to say the same. Consequently, it's a good time to get in on gold. It was always like the snuggie of investments. It was like this comfortable investment.

33:26No, it's a real performer. Birch gold is the company I use. Birch gold. Text my name, Rob. Rob to 988, 988, 988. Make that choice today. I tell you about this all the time. They'll get the ball rolling for you. They're not going to pressure you and all that. They're an A plus rated company from the BBB. And of course, they've got my money. So I'm not here to play. I mean, a lot of people, they'll do an endorsement of product. And it's like, I've heard people like barbecue smokers and all this. And I know you're not a competition barbecue chef like me. Don't act like you know how to barbecue. No, no, no, no. I speak from experience. I use the products. I endorse. There you go. Text Rob to 988, 988, 988 for Birch gold. So a rogue judge strikes again. US District Judge Brian Murphy of Boston inserted themselves between the elected executive branch and the constitutional authority to govern. Basically saying that Robert Kennedy Jr. could not revamp the vaccine structure from 18 to, I think, 11. Because there's a little bit. By the way, I remember my kids were like three.

34:27There was one. They had four damned, you know, four damned immunizations in one dang day. Now in the spring of 2020, 105 Murphy issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from deporting violent criminal aliens to third countries. The third world country Supreme Court stayed the injunction and vote to three. Murphy simply declared a separate remedial order. He had issued was affected by the high courts, whatever. And so the Supreme Court had to knock it down again. This guy is a pure political aporacic. And I got to tell you he knows nothing about medicine. And he's wielding this kind of power. It's ridiculous. Doug Burns, your thought. Well, it's wielding power that he doesn't have. It's the point. So as you just said, perfectly, an individual district judge. And this was the whole discussion that we had many times about nationwide injunctions and how improper they are. You know, in the Supreme Court, cut them back a little, but maybe not as much as they should. The court wasn't as clear maybe as it should have been. But the point is Murphy was reversed

35:27by the first circuit court of appeals. That's the court of appeals that governs that area, Northeast, New York's in the second circuit, by the way. But the point is he had blocked the Department of Homeland Security, you know, put their country deportation policy got reversed. He got reversed, I believe, in another matter. So the point is, you know, looking at this in context, the point is, you know, the president has the White House, you have the Senate, and the House, so the courts have been run to, you know, to issue these sort of sweeping nationwide injunctions. I have no hesitancy in predicting. And the Deputy Attorney General was running pretty hard about this. He was very, very clear. He goes, how many times is this guy going to get reversed? And we're going to get him reversed again, and how much embarrassment can this judge take directly quoting him? It's more like how much damage can he cause? Yeah, I mean, that's right. Of course, a lot of damage at the bad news, but the good news is, the appeals courts in general, the federal appeals courts have been pretty good. You know, I don't have the statistical study, but the point is,

36:29they've been pretty good, Rob, on cutting back these rogue, Adelaide decisions. And I think that's, again, broken record, what's going to happen here. But, but, I mean, obviously there are litmus tests when it comes to appointing judges like this, but once they become judges, and they make non-sensical rulings that aren't based in the, but by the Constitution, et cetera. I mean, what's the, what's the remedy for this? You talk about it. You talk about it. Peach Vetter, whatever. I mean, what's the remedy for this nonsense? But this is an ally situation, because what happened was, you know, again, Trump derangement, no joke. It's a very odd situation in presidential history, to the point where judges will just act like this. But you make a great point under, like, what we call bait and switch. You know, you've asked me about Spamberger. We've just, now you have a judge who sits at a hearing, ostensibly, and says, oh, you know, I'll only go by the facts and the law and so on, and then once they run out of this, they go completely rogue.

37:30Like you said, to answer your question, not avoiding it, yeah. I mean, impeachment's the possibility of this. Why not? Yeah. I'm just, I've never, I don't know. I don't know. I'm glad this has been exposed, Doug. Yeah. No, I am because, because I thought, I thought the car to court system is what a remedy. But we have a filthy rotten corrupt court system. A lot of judges who will, I mean, even if we go so far as to put people in jail who don't belong in jail for political purposes. Well, one of my law school classmates, Ron Kubi, if you can believe that, said to me one time, Doug, it was at a reunion. Cornell Law School reunion class of 1983, and he goes, Doug, the reason the court system is so screwed up, it's very simple. I looked at him like this. And lighten me, Ron. What is it? He goes, it's run by human beings. Yeah, I suppose, I suppose. All right, my brother. Well, I just, when they're flawed in the, in the direction of being, you know, criminal, I'm not a big fan. I appreciate you being on the show today. Doug Burns Law on Twitter. God bless, bro.

38:30And enjoy your St. Patrick's Day in New York City. Yes, sir. I'm going to hit the bars right now. All right. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. And it's a Rob Carson Show. You know, the, I remember when, I said that I understood, I never understood as a kid, like, for instance, Civil War, where families were divided, and brothers would fight brothers and, et cetera. And it never became real until Donald Trump became the president. And the left just went bat-guano crazy against Donald Trump. And the reason being is he's a reformer. He's coming in here. They've seen their doom in him. You know, when they went after Doge and said that, you know, Elon Musk was a Nazi for no reason, just a violent uprising. When they called it no kings, when they tried to kill him, they tried to take him off the ballot. When they called him a Nazi, when Joe Biden stood in front of Independence Hall and said, we were white. We were Magifastra's enemies and democracy. And they painted the, they bathed it in red light.

39:31I went, this is wrong. This is weird. And it's been going on, and it's turned families against families. And I've lost many friends. And you know what? Worth it. Because you're so weak-minded that you would allow yourself to be fooled in such a fashion, whether it be the nonsense protocols with regard to COVID and shutting down the schools, or Joe Biden's absolute dementia, denial, and all that, to hell with you. I don't care. And I mean this. And unfortunately, it impacted my relationship with my betrothed. I'll just leave it at that. Hollywood actor, Jerry O'Connell, is a claiming lib-tired, and he was on with Bill Meyer. Meyer. The Meyer, Meyer. And he recalls on the election night, 2024, when his wife and daughters attacked him physically for saying anything about the loss by Conala Harris. And he supported Conala Harris.

40:32I was watching late at night. The returns. And I'll be honest with you, I didn't think Trump was going to win. I live in California. I didn't think he was going to win. Yeah. I knew he was going to win. I didn't either. I saw it. This is where I live, you know? I said something along the lines of like, there was no planning. This is what they get. There should have been a primary. I said something along those lines, you know? Like I was just spitballing ideas. It was a shock, you know? My wife and daughters, without saying anything, became physical with me. Wow. They were filled with rage. So if I am being careful with you in how I say things, yes, I live in California. I live with not one, not two, but three people who, if I made any kind of joke, they would, they'd become very angry with me, you know? I, well, I don't want to tell you how to live your life, but I couldn't live that way. Exactly 100%.

41:32This is the kind of mania and social contagion that led people into the Third Reich and into Stalin's Russia. And I'm not, I'm not kidding about this. When you, you believe that a boy can become a girl and compete with girls or children, should be given puberty blockers to change your gender. You've lost your fricking mind. You can't be reasoned with anymore. And I hope one day that there was some, some societal smelling salts are delivered and that the people who fell for all of this nonsense will maybe give me an apology, maybe you an apology, maybe come to their senses. It is just a damn shame to be quite honest, but I'm not giving up. I'm not changing my way I am. No, sir. Guys, have a glorious day. Hopefully I have the stream going tomorrow. God bless you, America. It's found in Donald Trump's story of administration. Our troops and until tomorrow, which is Wednesday, do not catch the stupid. I'll see you then.

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