Insurrection Act of 1807
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Nov 7, 2026
Andy BeshearGUEST
But we got to win in 28.
Andy BeshearGUEST
J.D. Vance is just as threatening as Donald Trump, maybe even more dangerous given that he wanted to invoke the Insurrection Act after ICE killed a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis.
Andy BeshearGUEST
Think about how scary that is.
Andy BeshearGUEST
So if we are fully committed to winning, we ought to be running a candidate that can win in a place like Iowa and Ohio, that we're running in more than just seven states.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No wonder Texas went blue.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So why has Trump waited on the Insurrection Act until maybe now? This is what I think is going to happen.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He is going to invoke the Insurrection Act, despite Democrats saying that he's a tyrant.
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Watch, he's going to put in the Insurrection Act.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They're gaslighting.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They want to get ahead of it because they knew they were going to cheat.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now they've been caught.
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And he's going to have to put in the Insurrection Act to overturn these elections and arrest these people.
Brannon HowseHOST
And now these people are apparently working with other groups and some are concerned they're gonna start pouring into the streets maybe in January to push for the new elected Congress to go full red-green axis DSA on us.
Brannon HowseHOST
Let's see, are they gaslighting, are gonna try to gaslight President Trump? Are they gonna be involved in some of the violence, some of these groups that we've seen overseas? Will they bring that here to America? And will that be used to try to gaslight President Trump to use the Insurrection Act? And then to say, you see, we told you he's a tyrant, a dictator, authoritarian.
Brannon HowseHOST
What is happening? Well, the colonel, Colonel Rob Maness, who airs each and every day here at 2 p.m.
Brannon HowseHOST
Central, 3 Eastern, interviewed a young lady by the name online of Data Republican.
Rob ManessGUEST
So you have these various groups led by these USAID people that are experts in conducting color revolutions and they actually are talking about how they're going to do it in this planning meetings.
Rob ManessGUEST
They developed some red lines.
Rob ManessGUEST
The most notable of the red lines that can come after the election is if Donald Trump declares an insurrection act because of violence somewhere, like a major city or two, those kind of things.
Rob ManessGUEST
And that's where the admiral from the National Security Leaders for America comes in.
Josh BernsteinGUEST
Everyone's taking a bite of it and it needs to stop.
Josh BernsteinGUEST
What President Trump needs to do is he needs to do the Insurrection Act right away.
Josh BernsteinGUEST
This is legal.
Josh BernsteinGUEST
It is binding.
Pete SantilliHOST
He's got a lot of executive authority.
Pete SantilliHOST
He does.
Pete SantilliHOST
Insurrection Act is one of them, but an even more powerful one.
Pete SantilliHOST
And you need to consider this.
Zak PaineHOST
It's obvious they won't.
Zak PaineHOST
Is Trump going to be forced to use the Insurrection Act? The left already thinks he is illegitimate.
Zak PaineHOST
No, I don't think that he will use the Insurrection Act, because if he uses the Insurrection Act, that gives them the basically the premise to go in there and remove him.
Zak PaineHOST
They're already preparing for him to use the Insurrection Act and any overt action.
Zak PaineHOST
actions along those lines uh basically are going to trigger something like the 25th amendment or uh some other uh method that they may think to use either through the courts or you know in another way uh and then uh deb uh thank you very much for that but yeah there really is no other way to remove those judges other than through an act of congress Let me also say thank you very much to Matt1776 for 200 gold pills, and it looks like it is a – is that a hammer and a wooden stake? Wooden stake, if they can clearly turn the cheat on, why do you think they let the real votes on in 2024? Well, because there are, of course, I think, weapons that both sides have.
Zak PaineHOST
And in this respect right now, over the last two years, public corruption and the broken state of the government, I think, have been the like the biggest thrust and the biggest thing on people's minds.
Miles TaylorGUEST
And this is something I spent several years warning about.
Miles TaylorGUEST
Whether people were going to believe me or not, I had to believe Stephen Miller that they were going to come in and test the boundaries of the constitution well they did exactly that i think you could quantify statistically that this administration has been found to have broken the law by federal judges at a higher clip than any other presidential administration in history literally hundreds of federal judges ruling that they've violated the constitution or the law and up to twenty thousand judges ruling in immigration cases alone that they violated the habeas rights of individual citizens that is beyond anything we've ever measured In presidential history, Stephen has been behind a great deal of that and also was behind many of the ideas that people were most worried about that Donald Trump ended up not pursuing things like the invocation of the Insurrection Act, things like the active defiance of judicial decisions or even Supreme Court decisions.
Miles TaylorGUEST
I was in the Oval Office for a meeting when Donald Trump literally said, after a bad ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, I want to get rid of the judges.
Miles TaylorGUEST
And Stephen's response was effectively, yes, sir, we'll figure out whether there's a legislative approach.
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Miles TaylorGUEST
If you thought Dick Cheney had an expansive view of presidential power, and I worked for Dick Cheney, I worked for the vice president during the George W. Bush administration, Cheney's views paled in comparison to Stephen Miller's views.
Miles TaylorGUEST
And I suspect that you will see that.
Miles TaylorGUEST
I mean, for instance, Stephen Miller was the progenitor of the notion that the president should invoke the Insurrection Act in the first term.
Miles TaylorGUEST
There were multiple occasions in which we had to dissuade the president from invoking the Insurrection Act.
Ralph NaderGUEST
He could unleash ice on our cities like never before.
Ralph NaderGUEST
He could invoke the Insurrection Act.
Ralph NaderGUEST
But if he thinks he can be impeached and removed from office, he won't do these things.
Ralph NaderGUEST
That's why the Democrats are making a big, big mistake making impeachment a subordinate do-not-touch issue, just because they may be implicated in some of the impeachment hearings where the Republicans say, well, you did the same thing.
Alan SandersHOST
These aren't just random activists.
Alan SandersHOST
They've been wargaming these red lines once again, including if Trump were to ever invoke the Insurrection Act.
Alan SandersHOST
Because that would invoke a sustained military action that they can now come along and deem illegitimate.
Alan SandersHOST
And if they're working multiple prongs to convince people in the military you're following illegal orders, then even if the Trump administration had every right and needed for the safety and security of Americans to initiate the Insurrection Act, now you're going to have a bunch of soldiers go, well, wait a minute.
Alan SandersHOST
Maybe we don't need to follow it.
Alan SandersHOST
Maybe we need to...
Brett WinterbleHOST
That's right.
Pete KalinerGUEST
But the other red line is then the invocation of the Insurrection Act in the wake of violence.
Pete KalinerGUEST
Yes.
Pete KalinerGUEST
So – You may have heard this.
Pete KalinerGUEST
Right.
Pete KalinerGUEST
But then Trump would invocate or invoke rather the rioters.
Pete KalinerGUEST
The Insurrection Act, because the local jurisdictions, the governors, the Democrat governors who have just won all these seats, they would not try to put down the violence.
Pete KalinerGUEST
That's right.
Brett WinterbleHOST
That's right.
Pete KalinerGUEST
But the other red line is then the invocation of the Insurrection Act in the wake of violence.
Pete KalinerGUEST
Yes.
Pete KalinerGUEST
So – You may have heard this.
Pete KalinerGUEST
Mostly peacefully, right.
Pete KalinerGUEST
But then Trump would invocate or invoke rather the...
Pete KalinerGUEST
The Insurrection Act, because the local jurisdictions, the governors, the Democrat governors who have just won all these seats, they would not try to put down the violence.
Pete KalinerGUEST
That's right.
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