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    We’re Under Attack, Again # 1013 (Ep 1013)

    enJuly 01, 2019

    Podcast Summary

    • American politics: A cause for concern with radical leftists' violenceRadical leftists in American politics resort to violence and aggression, causing concern. NYT suggested publishing border patrol agents' home addresses. Portland's mayor, police chief resigned due to unrest.

      According to Dan Vongino, the current state of American politics is a cause for concern, with the Democrat Party being hijacked by radical leftists who resort to violence and aggression. This was highlighted by an op-ed in the New York Times suggesting the publication of border patrol agents' home addresses. Vongino also mentioned the resignations of the mayor and police chief in Portland, Oregon due to ongoing unrest. In lighter news, Vongino promoted Boosted electric vehicles as a modern transportation solution, offering listeners a discount with the promo code "Dan." The show took its first vacation day in recognition of Independence Day.

    • Violence and intimidation in political disagreementsViolence and intimidation are not acceptable solutions to political disagreements. Respect for individual rights, including the right to be free from violence, is essential.

      Violence and intimidation are not acceptable solutions to political disagreements. The discussion highlighted two instances where individuals or groups resorted to violence against others based on their ideological differences. The first involved US government agents and the second was an attack on a journalist covering an Antifa rally. The speaker condemned such actions and made it clear that anyone engaging in unprovoked violence does not represent the conservative movement. It's important to remember that respect for individual rights, including the right to be free from violence, is a fundamental aspect of any movement or ideology.

    • Violence against Journalists: The Unacceptable RealityAn Antifa supporter attacked a CNN journalist during a protest, highlighting the divisive political climate and lack of universal condemnation for violence against the media.

      The discussion revolves around the violent attack on a journalist during a protest and the lack of universal condemnation. The attacker was an Antifa supporter, and the journalist was reporting for CNN. The speaker expressed frustration that such violence would not be condemned if the roles were reversed. He also shared some tweets from individuals who seemed to condone or celebrate the violence against the journalist. The speaker argued that these individuals were a disgrace to humanity and that the mayor of Portland should resign due to the city's unsafe environment for conservatives. The speaker emphasized that violence against journalists is unacceptable and that the incident highlights the divisive political climate in the US.

    • Speaker expresses concern over Portland protests, criticizes mayorSpeaker worries about police inaction during Portland protests, dislikes unprovoked violence, calls for accountability from public officials

      The speaker expresses deep concern over perceived police inaction during protests in Portland, Oregon, specifically against groups like Antifa. They believe the NYPD would intervene if similar situations occurred in New York City, but criticize Portland's mayor, Ted Wheeler, for not doing enough to protect citizens and uphold the First Amendment. The speaker shares personal experiences with violence and expresses a strong dislike for unprovoked violence, seeing it as a threat to the republic. They call out Antifa as cowards and urge accountability for public representatives who fail to protect their citizens.

    • Promoting Violence is DangerousAvoid promoting violence as a solution to political problems, respect human rights, focus on civil discourse, and consider potential consequences.

      Promoting violence as a solution to political problems is a dangerous path that could lead to irreversible consequences. The speaker warns against the use of violence towards political opponents due to the potential for an uncontrollable escalation of violence. He emphasizes the importance of respecting the inherent rights of every human being, which is a fundamental belief among conservatives. The speaker also highlights the hypocrisy of those who condone violence while claiming to be peaceful, and encourages a focus on civil discourse and constructive dialogue instead. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the potential consequences of our actions and the need to avoid taking a destructive path.

    • White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham Stands Up for PressGrisham's assertiveness towards North Korean agents led to press access, Trump extends invitation to Kim Jong Un, Genucell's jawline cream praised

      Stephanie Grisham, the new White House press secretary, made headlines this week for standing up to North Korean Secret Service agents who tried to prevent the press from taking pool shots of a meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. The incident showcased Grisham's toughness and determination, earning her praise from many. Additionally, President Trump extended an invitation to Kim Jong Un to meet him at the Demilitarized Zone, marking a significant development in U.S.-North Korea relations. On a lighter note, a representative from Genucell shared testimonials of the effectiveness of their jawline cream, encouraging listeners to try it out for themselves.

    • President Trump's Accessibility to the Press and a Physical Altercation with North Korean SecurityDespite criticisms, Trump's admin actively provides media access. Clear communication and assertiveness crucial when dealing with foreign security.

      Despite President Trump's frequent criticisms of the media, he is one of the most accessible presidents in American history to the press. Scrums, where press members jostle for position to ask questions, are common, but it's unusual for them to encounter resistance from foreign security. During a recent event with North Korean officials, the press was denied entry, leading to a physical altercation between the press secretary and North Korean security. This incident highlights the importance of clear communication and assertiveness when dealing with foreign security. Additionally, the media's criticisms of Trump for his alleged war on the press are disingenuous, as his administration has actively worked to provide access to the media. The press secretary's actions during the altercation further underscore this point. Overall, this incident serves as a reminder that effective communication and assertiveness are essential when navigating complex international interactions.

    • President Trump steps into North Korea during DMZ visitTrump's unconventional diplomacy move aims to build a personal relationship with Kim Jong-un to prevent potential nuclear conflicts, despite critics' views of Kim as a tyrant

      During his visit to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, President Trump broke from the usual protocol by stepping into North Korea without the protective presence of South Korean soldiers. This bold move, made by an unconventional politician, was aimed at developing a personal relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to prevent potential nuclear conflicts. Critics may view Kim as a tyrant, but Trump believes engaging in diplomacy is a necessary step towards maintaining peace and stability in the region. The Washington Post's early reporting on a story may indicate involvement from the intelligence community, but its significance remains to be seen.

    • The Washington Post's article on Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud raises questions about his alleged ties to the Russian government and the Trump campaignThe article suggests Mifsud was identified as a potential Russian agent before meeting George Papadopoulos, but this raises questions about his motives and the nature of their interactions, and the Mueller report remains silent on their significance in Russian election interference efforts.

      The Washington Post's recent article about Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and his alleged ties to the Russian government and the Trump campaign may have inadvertently debunked its own theory. The article suggests that Mifsud was identified as a potential Russian agent before he met George Papadopoulos in 2016, but if Mifsud was already an identified Russian agent, it raises questions about why he would be forging ties with Russians and why he would be passing information to a Trump campaign worker. The Mueller report, however, remains silent on whether Mifsud's interactions with Papadopoulos were part of Russian efforts to interfere in the election. This leaves open the possibility that Mifsud was not a Russian agent at all, but rather a big talker or an ally to Western intelligence agencies trying to set a trap for the Trump campaign. The Washington Post may have unintentionally undermined its own narrative with this revelation.

    • Possible double agent or Russian agent?The accuracy of claims that a CIA operative is a Russian agent is uncertain, potentially putting her life at risk and damaging intelligence community's credibility.

      The claim of Ms. Sud being a Russian agent, which was leaked to the media, may not be accurate. Joe Rogan discussed the possibility that Ms. Sud could have been a double agent, recruited by the Russians but reporting back to Western intelligence. Such an action would have serious implications, as it could potentially put Ms. Sud's life at risk and undermine the credibility of the intelligence community. The Washington Post's article, which revealed Ms. Sud's contacts with Russian officials, may have been an attempt to defend the intelligence community's reputation by making the conspiracy theory look legit. The truth behind Ms. Sud's involvement with the Russians remains unclear, but it is important to consider the potential consequences of spreading unverified information.

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      Helix Sleep offers customized mattresses based on individual preferences, ensuring a comfortable and personalized sleeping experience. The company, rated highly by GQ and Wired Magazine, provides a risk-free trial period of 100 nights and a 10-year warranty. The mattresses cater to various sleeping styles and come with a discount of $125 for our listeners. Meanwhile, in politics, the Democrats have been criticized for their inconsistencies and flip-flopping on issues, specifically regarding healthcare and abortion, as seen in the cases of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

    • Politicians' shifting stances on key issuesStay informed and be skeptical of politicians' promises, as some may shift their positions on healthcare, taxes, and immigration.

      During the political discourse, it's crucial to be cautious about candidates' inconsistencies and potential misinformation. The speaker expressed concern over the Democrats' shifting stances on key issues such as healthcare, taxes, and immigration. Specifically, Kamala Harris and Julian Castro were mentioned for their flip-flops on canceling private insurance and the cost of healthcare for illegal immigrants, respectively. The speaker emphasized that voters should be aware of these inconsistencies and understand that they might not always get a clear answer from politicians. Additionally, the speaker highlighted that while some may not like Trump's style, at least his positions are clear. The speaker also debunked the myth that providing healthcare to illegal immigrants would save money by reducing emergency room usage. Instead, studies have shown that emergency room usage remains high even with taxpayer-funded healthcare. Overall, the message is to stay informed and be skeptical of politicians' promises.

    • Medicaid Expansion and ER Usage: Debunking a Common MythA recent study contradicts the belief that Medicaid expansion reduces ER usage and saves money, instead revealing increased ER visits and doctor appointments for Medicaid patients.

      A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that expanding Medicaid coverage did not significantly reduce ER usage or save money, as some politicians, such as Julian Castro, have suggested. Instead, Medicaid patients continued to use the ER and also increased their doctor visits. The speaker urges listeners to share this information with their liberal friends who may bring up the ER cost-saving argument. The speaker expresses frustration with the political divide and calls for civilized discourse. Additionally, the speaker mentions that Donald Trump has proposed a bold tax plan, which will be discussed further in the next show.

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