there's a group

of Jewish Democrats.

They go by non-negotiable, which when I saw non-negotiable, the first thing I thought of was uncommitted, which we'll talk about in a second.

But this group, basically they're laying out and the things that they say are non-negotiable are Jewish safety, including Zionist Jews in Michigan and across America is non-negotiable.

Our right to define our own Jewish identities is non-negotiable.

Jewish sovereignty in Israel is non-negotiable.

welcoming full participation in American political life and an affirmative vision for a better future in the Middle East is non-negotiable.

Um, What, what are you, I'm probably a little more optimistic than most folks, but what are you seeing, um, playing out right now in Michigan?

Can you imagine what a train wreck transparency will be in this state if she is elected during those four to eight years?

Yeah, I think that she is Gretchen Whitmer without the charm.

And I think the big difference is that Gretchen Whitmer is a Democrat opportunist.

You look at when she was running for reelection, she exploited abortion.

And she wanted to make that the central theme of the campaign because, of course, she didn't want to talk about her record when when she was locking down schools and everything else that she was doing.

And so she exploited abortion.

Well, when it came time last year, after the federal government cut funds to Planned Parenthood and other abortion clinics, they went to her and said, can you please put $5 million in the state budget for abortion clinics? And she refused to do that.

That's the front story, lead story right now at the Midwestern, the Midwestern or not news.

Don't you believe so?

Well, yes.

And to look at this tape and see what this guy is really saying, because you're right, what happens is these organizations, they will say, oh, we're just training people on voting and their rights and all of that.

Well, the person in the video said, blatantly says it, they're basically bribing people.

And we can't really do that, so this is how we get around that.

And you're right, it's nuanced, it is sort of a sleight of hand, it's a wink and a nod about what's really going on.

And what's interesting about this now is that the Department of Justice has announced that they're investigating this.

You live in Michigan, and what's going on there is tragic.

That's stunning.

Right.

Yeah, there is a lot to unpack.

And sources tell me that there is a lot more coming from the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church leadership.

And I think this story is very interesting because just as an observer, I don't live in Texas, but just as an outside observer watching the news, watching social media, I think what the national media has tried to make interesting about James Tallarico is he is a Christian Democrat.

And he is a Christian who is a Democrat.

And is there a way for him to sort of peel off Christian votes from Republicans? And then that's his pathway to the U.S.

How does this play with Christians in Texas and Hispanics in Texas? How do they see this and say, I want that guy who makes a mockery of my faith to go to Washington?

But when he's campaigning, all he talks about is Israel.

Correct.

And now there's some people who are spinning it like he is the America first candidate, which is absolutely absurd.

But think about it.

Israel is smaller than the size of Vermont.

And so just for Americans to think about it in that context, think about people in New York firing missiles at Vermont.

There's not a lot of time to figure out how to stop that.

And if they put you on this hate list, they can really destroy you, can't they?

That's his response.

Right.

And so, um, to, to sort of p- continue to paint the picture of Abdul, his, um...

You, you talked about his parents.

His mother, um, his birth mother, who he-- not sure if he's, if, if he still associates with her.

Um, but his birth mother was working for a nonprofit that was charged with, uh, sending money to terrorists and terrorist organizations in the Middle East, um, including Afghanistan, Syria, et cetera.

She was not charged, to be clear, but she was in the financial department where nearly a dozen people were charged.

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But here we have, they voted for him, and now, once again, they're going to say, "Instead of the state of Maine voting for him, we're gonna have 500 people we haven't chosen yet come out and vote for him."

Yeah.

So think about that.

There were, um, almost 160,000 Mainers voted in the primary, said, "We want Graham Platner," and the Democratic Party in Maine is saying, "We don't care.

We're throwing him out, and we're going to have a few hundred decide who our next candidate's going to be." And so then you had, um, you had Platner wa- trying to negotiate, making sure that, you know, basically the n- the next candidate had his blessing, and the party wasn't gonna go for that.

And so the establishment of the Democratic Party has struck again, and, um, it's gonna be really interesting to see how this plays out.

And will, uh, sort of the Platner DSA socialist wing of the party, will they stay home? Will they fall in line behind the next candidate? Um, will they try and teach the Democratic Party a lesson, or what's gonna happen?

Well, you connected something.

Or am I overthinking this? Am I being too cynical about what they're really going out doing?

No, I think you're being very realistic about what they're doing.

They looked at the results from 2024 and how President Trump did very well with white men, with young men.

And the Democrats said, what do we need to do about this? And they said, maybe what we should do is go out and find white men.

A lot have military experience and they will sort of try to draw votes away from Republicans.

Because if you look at Dan Osborne in particular, I think the strategy is all the Democrats, the Democrat apparatus in Nebraska will all line up behind him.

And if he can peel off a few Republicans who think he's an independent, then he's got a path to win.

I see his name popping up all the time.

yeah yeah so

we see iris as the end that they went to school together and they they're also she we put in that she's a sword fighter like all of these things that to make people think and and the nice thing is i didn't have to sustain that over multiple episodes the thing is i just had to convince you of that for like half an hour right and then and then pull the rug out from under you uh so like that that was part of i was sort of like do i put this at the start of the season and then like have it pay off later.

I'm like, no, no, it has to like, this is all going to be for whatever reason.

It all had to be right here.

So then that's when I started that.

I started like, OK, so it's going to be Iris as like as someone Saffron knew and maybe loved and had a relationship with her, this little girl who you don't really think about.

And then sort of the crotchety old lady who also lives with them, who, you know, was never going to be like sort of a contender for this.

I give them the whole thing.

Uh, what else do you know, Kyle?

Right.

Well, and, and y- you're right, and what's interesting about this is that these organizations, when they recruit candidates like this, they do their own vetting.

They look into...

And basically, what that means is they look into the candidate's background.

If they're an elected official, how have they voted on certain things? What have they posted on social media? Um, what public, uh, you know, statements have they made? And so they, they...

There's no doubt in my mind that they vetted Graham Platner.

Is the Nebraska media, uh, prepared to deal with this at all so that the voters in Nebraska know what's what?

What else do you know, Kyle?

Right.

Well, and you're right.

And what's interesting about this is that these organizations, when they recruit candidates like this, they do their own vetting.

They look into and basically what that means is they look into the candidate's background.

If they're an elected official, how they voted on certain things.

What have they posted on social media? What public statements have they made? And so they they.

Is the Nebraska media prepared to deal with this at all so that the voters in Nebraska know what's what?

The papers were held and they're told, you want to stay here? You'll work for us for free.

Yeah, it reminds me of there was a story that a town hall published and it was a woman, a Mauritanian or she was Jamaican and in southern Ohio, and she was finding work for Mauritanians.

who are, you know, from Mauritania in Africa.

And basically, if they did and so what she was doing, she was getting them jobs and then she was skimming off the top.

And if basically if they didn't do what she wanted, then she would just turn them into ice.

And so she knew that she had she was able to exploit these individuals because they didn't have legalized status.

They were not approved to be in the country.

There's no one to pull them back together.

They're like, how do you get this stuff done?

The local, to be more clear, the local township board.

So the elected officials in that community and the planning board, they have no control.

It's crazy.

So if so, if the citizens, if let's say it's a township of 2000 people.

1500 of them can come up, can come out to a township meeting and say, we don't want this.

We don't want this in our community.

She was pleading the fifth on her name.

It's what he did in his first term, but I think this is even bigger.

Yeah, and then in addition to all of that, the vice president is leading a, a fraud task force where they're trying to root out all of this fraud.

Of course, there was a lot of fraud that was exposed in, uh, in Minnesota, and there's been stories from California.

Um, there's...

The vice president was just the other day, um, and the attorney general, they were in Ohio, um, where they're, they're busting fraud.

And of course, if you're, if you're, you know, basically eliminating all of this waste, fraud, and abuse-It makes government cheaper, which then means you can cut taxes, which then means people can have more of their own money to do what they want.

This is why it is so important that you do not let these progressives get complete control of your state, because how do you ever actually win?

Right.

And then just a couple days ago, she was like, "Yoo-hoo, remember me? I actually, I suspended my campaign, but still on the ballot in case you're looking for a different option." And I think it's because he's s- scandal after scandal after scandal.

Yeah.

Well, and, and I know we're not talking about Abdul, but he comes from the same bucket, I guess, as Platner, where they're coming...

They're, they're on the far left.

They're on the progressive, socialist left.

Um, and that's the energy in the Democratic Party right now.

And so, um, I, I'm sort of thinking, uh, and we're seeing a lot of polls in Michigan.

Yes

Why should he be, uh, held accountable for what happened with these missing children?

Well, so the big picture here, um, taking a step back from what happened in Midtown, the big picture here is that during the Biden administration, you had hundreds of thousands of unaccompanied alien children coming across the border.

Now, obviously, you had Mayorkas, who was incompetent, and he, um, was allowing these kids to come across the border.

But once they came across the border, they were essentially under the, the protection, if you wanna call it that, of Health and Human Services, which of course was Becerra.

And what these videos show, which, as you said, you can find them at townhall.com, just search my name, Kyle Olson.

Um, but what you can see is agency workers, so agencies that were getting federal money, but then also individuals that were working for the federal government, um, just saying just plainly that kids were being sold, kids were going to cartels, uh, kids were being prostituted, all sorts of horrible things.

And, and the bottom line was the Trump administra- or the, the Biden administration, whether it was Biden himself, whether it was Mayorkas, whether it was Becerra, they knew what was going on, and they did nothing to stop it.

How could anyone possibly imagine he could be the governor of California?

This again is one of those, you know, three-letter agencies that people don't hear much about, but it was very busy during this time of the Biden administration, wasn't it, Kyle?

Yeah, it absolutely was.

Basically what was happening was ORR was getting billions of dollars, and then they were sending those to these agencies in New York and across the country to process these unaccompanied alien children, or UACs.

And just for a little perspective, in President Trump's final year of his first term in 2020, there were 15... about 15,000 UACs came across the border.

In President Biden's first year when the border was open, it jumped to 122,000.

So just imagine this surge of kids.

And I mean, it literally was, where do we put them all?

There wasn't any forethought to actually protect the children and make sure the children were in a safe place.I guess the question on a lot of people's minds is, has this been fixed? Have these children been found? Have they been recovered, or is this still happening before our eyes?

This is pretty explosive stuff.

Yeah, so I recently, um, wrote a series of stories for townhall.com. You can find those at townhall.com. Just search my name.

And, um, because I, I was hearing these stories about, um, what was happening with children at the border, and when Joe Biden had this open border policy, um, there was just this massive rush of kids across the southern border.

And, um, so I published or so, so I wrote this series of stories that are based on undercover videos that were, uh, sent to me, and basically they were videos that showed, uh, agency workers, some administration workers who were talking about what exactly was happening.

And so d- here's just, here's some numbers I think to keep in mind.

So, uh, UACs are unaccompanied alien children, so those are minors that came across the border without a parent, without a relative, um, et cetera.

And so in President Trump's final year in his first term in twenty-twenty, there were fifteen thousand unaccompanied alien children that came across the border, so fifteen thousand.

Oof.

When did you realize that this was far worse than, than anyone really had envisaged?

Well, this, this sort of came out, some of this came out, um, a couple years ago during the Biden administration when we saw this massive influx of unaccompanied alien children coming across the southern border.

And when I say massive, I mean it was from, from President Trump's last, um, year in office in 2020 to 2021, it was, uh...

In, in 2020 it was roughly 15,000 unaccompanied minors came across the border, and in 2021 it was, uh, over 122,000.

So it was a massive surge.

And what does that mean? Well, the system in America that handles these sorts of kids and these sorts of cases was not prepared to do it.

And so what this series uncovered is, um, i- is just example after example where kids were abused, where the system just basically broke down because they were not able to handle this influx.

What role has she played in this, and, I mean, should she ever hold public office again?

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... completely unacceptable situation, and that has become normalized in our schools.

And, and think about a situation where you have the cartels exploiting children and the Biden administration and Alejandro Mayorkas tolerating this.

And they can't tell us they don't know, they didn't know that this was going on because it's, it, it was absolutely abysmal.

And, and, and I mean, here's just a... here's a few stats for you.

In President Trump's, uh, fir- uh, final off- uh, final, um, year of his first term in office, so basically, you know, 2019, twen- 2020, there were 15,000 unaccompanied alien children that came across the border.

In the following year, it went from 15,000 to 122,000.

... to scumbags.

I was talking to you about why aren't we more active about this? Why aren't we talking about this more? And I think in 2016, it was really the first time we started to incred- like, hear about this on a higher level because President Trump was saying, "We've gotta have the border closed." And that was a moment where Democrats, I think, leaned into an open border because they were desperate for an alternative message to Trump, don't you think?

Yeah.

And, and I think Trump, um, he sort of took the issue head-on, and he was calling it the way it was, and he was meeting with angel families, and, um, and i- I think he was very different than...

I mean, you contrast him with the previous Republican president, George W. Bush, and, um, I mean, there was, you know, he...

I- it was just two very different messages.

And so I think now that he is back in office, we're able to contrast what we saw in the Biden administration with, you know, all of the unaccompanied, the 448,000 unaccompanied minors that came across the border and, and then, you know, we... and then look at what's, what the Trump administration has been doing and the way that some of these blue states have been fighting him.

You're telling me-

Yeah, and so there's a story on deported.news, which you should look at if you wanna learn about deportations and some of the people being removed from, from the country.

So what do they look for? Is it a company name?

Well, it's, uh, a lot of these clinics, they will be a private company, um, or a separate entity from the school district, and the school district will either give them the space in the building or they'll lease them the space, something like that.

But then that creates another layer of insulation.

Um, but what we found in, in the, the videos that we saw from New Mexico is that, uh, these clinics have the ability, they have the authority to, to, um, call kids out of class.

Uh, but then also teachers have the ability to refer kids to the clinic for care.

And so there is a lot of...

And then of course, you know, the, uh, one of the videos, um, the school worker said, you know, "We don't know what goes on in the clinic because there's HIPAA rules and, you know, and all of that." And so there's a lot of, I think there's a lot of secrecy to it.

Right.

He is the founder of The Midwesterner and a special correspondent at Townhall with some kind of bombshell discoveries in our school systems out of New Mexico, right?

Right.

So there was a, a series of videos that were produced, um, in, uh, primarily school health clinics.

So a lot of people may not realize that, um, many schools across the country actually have a c- a s- health clinic within them, and the theory or the, the idea is that it's a place that k- kids can go to get dental work done or a school physical or those sorts of things, and then they don't have to leave school in order to, um, get the services.

And so the idea is they're, they're not missing as much class time.

Of course, there's lots of issues that then come up, um, like are parents aware of what's going on?

That's interesting

...

You wrote about it in The Midwesterner, so I'll let you break down the meat of the story of the heckler.

Yeah, so basically, the president was walking through the plant, and this guy shouted out, um, "Pedophile protector," and the guy from Queens, you know, responded with a middle finger and mouthing, you know, expletives, we'll just say.

And so-- and what was unfortunate about the whole thing was that that was what got the coverage because, of course, that's what the media wants to talk about.

You know, the president was in, in Detroit to talk about manufacturing, to talk about how the EV man-- ending the EV mandates, um, are good for the auto industry, good for consumers, so they're not forced to buy EVs or, or forcing the autos to only make EVs or, you know, a certain percentage or whatever.

They want to have a database to go back and have trials against them, put them in prison.

That's what...

If, if the Democrats win the House and the Senate, that's exactly what they will do with the power that they have.

They want to go after any sort of law and order.

There was this guy quoted, he's from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a foundation I've obviously never heard of, Barrow Lipton, and he says, "There are so few restrictions on police drones when it comes to citizen privacy because the technology is so new." So that to me is scary too.

Right.

And we're seeing in, in a lot of these states the, the technology's developing, but the laws are not keeping up with the technology, and we're seeing this also when it comes to, um, speed cameras, red light cameras.

You know, here, here in Michigan, we have historically, we have not had red light cameras and speed cameras.

But what the politicians will do is because they wanna control our lives, they will say, "Well, we just -- We wanna have speed cameras, but we just want them to protect people.

So we're only going to put them in construction zones or we're only going to put them in school zones." But then of course, that's how they start the law and then it expands from there.

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