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lives in garza, these are outlays of enormous amounts of money, not much by any increase in taxes. so you can see the answer to your question. we are a society spinning out of control, even our central banker, mr. powell says, what is going on is unsustainable. but neither he nor either of the candidates nor either of the major parties as a single proposal that would be adequate to dealing with the problem, which is now tens of trillions of dollars of accumulated national us. that all right, we have to leave you here. now and kind of nice in the author of democracy, of what the cure for capitalism, which i did was thank you so much for your insight. thank you. great. all right, that is the update right now. you can get all the stories that we're following
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right on our website, r t dot com. i'll see you again on top of the the, the most space, the simple truth to protect americans of the land that welcomes immigrants must 1st secure the border and secure it now. but just like beauty is in the eye of the beholder. what defines border security depends on the politician talking about it. however, with the election of claudia shine bomb as the new president of mexico will the former un climate scientist, the more focused on the environment in the future, or the present crisis happening at their north and southern border? i'm sky no use and this is perspective the
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president joe biden is finally taking action on the record, breaking a legal border crossings. however, not everyone is happy. the visual choose not to use our legal pathways. they choose to come without permission and against the law. that'll be restricted from receiving an asylum and staying in the united states about and received criticism from both republicans and democrats. as the white house announced a new executive order, they will basically caught it by allowing 2500 of legal immigrants interview nighted states every day. but in a hot mike moment, center joey aren't fulfilled. not all republicans believe biden's new board or policy will solve the crisis of the man's uncle was well, the average number of illegal daily border crossings remained above 4000 in april and for months, republicans including house speaker mike johnson,
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and former president donald trump. head came on by the end to use executive authority to close the border in response to biden's executive order. the c o. u is suing, biding for implementing the same asylum band as trump the byte and shot back. for those that say the steps i've taken are too strict. i said use and be patient. and good will american people are a run of weather and where and then right now. now the crisis, the border is in large part due to the deteriorating relationship between the body ministration and the mexican government. under the previous, over at our administration, the lack of trust between the security agencies has caused many of the gaps in the border as well as the lack of communication regarding who exactly is crossing. however, mexico just recently elected not only as far as the female present, but also is 1st of jewish head of state, claudia shine bomb, the former mayor of mexico city,
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who resigned her position to run for president has signaled a start differences from her predecessor in regards to security issues between the united states and mexico assigned bomb wants to create a national intelligence agency, which can better gather intelligence and information, and coordinate with all levels of federal, state, and municipal levels. in terms of security cooperation, this agency would then work directly with us law enforcement at the border make sense. and one would have thought this was already in existence in mexico. the shy bomb also believes mexico is no longer a pass through country from south america. but is now a destination. and once the united states to provide funds and resources so that mexico can absorb these migraines on mexican. so it will the 3rd president and our administration and act policies which will diminish the crisis at the southern border. but let's get some perspective with our panel. criminal. rob man is,
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who is the host of the rob? it man a show and a former us air force colonel. abraham marquez who was a freelance reporter covering the border. and tom norton, chairman, american pack and a veteran. thank you so much for joining us today on this issue. i want to start with your chrome minutes because let's talk about this new mexican project, claudia, shine bomb, and her political views. do you think she will just be a continuation of the policies that agenda of her predecessor, or do you actually 1st the present shine bomb forging a new past? little scottish thanks for having beyond. i really don't see or forging a new past the she's the same party, you know, pursue the same policies which include a, a reform of the dictionary. that's really not the acceptable to somebody like good american. and you're going to see more of the same just with a different personality. so abraham,
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i've got to talk about the significance of shine bonds landslide and this extreme dominance of the marina or the movie, mento diary generation national party. did that surprise you that one party dominated so much i, i think if we want to talk about the weather in a party. ringback that created about 10 years ago, we have to give it or concerts, when i'm looking at our next supplies and dealing with that is that these of, of new liberal policies, you know, financing, backed by us at the store, the infrastructure as a sort of health care system, i just destroyed it as a patient system. so the reason that we're steve will give you some support and the part of why it's the people that 1st, they're fighting for the, for their, their standing up to us. we as a 40, it's fighting for the sovereigns. and so that's the reason why mexicans of house
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support the more than a party because they just sent their defend himself. neither his knowledge of the time they wanted to go in the past that they had been in the license. ready and that's a further develop in the road, maybe so marco, and following up to abraham's conversation there. so does this mean that the people of mexico are actually very, very happy with how the last semester who was there for wants to continue those policies. tom as well, you actually have going on next to the reason why these people have been socialized next. the city accounts for well over half the actual mexican population, whereas you have the rural areas in the north, the way the progress on the on us. um it out through there and i know some that are actually a little bit more what you would call a more reserved world. they, they see the problems of what's happening in the southern border is majority of the limit, correct, right? aren't actually from mexico. so this election is really mexico city is really isolated for the majority of the land mass of the country,
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even though because majority of the population lives. that's what makes some people i think the social is because next most of it is an economic ball of the country itself. so that's, that's what the selection was. reflection of is that there is too drastic differences in the country of mexico going on there. my family's been doing now since the eighty's and uh you can see it if you go through there. so i mean, they just saw in mexico city. they don't see the immigration as a much of a problem. they don't see the problems of the cartels. they don't see it because their country itself is isolated from the majority with ad in the living in mexico say, oh, that's a really good plan. what to pop on with you over here is that, does that how you said, covering the stories of various stories? you know, obviously in united states you have that adult immigration being a dominant issue that we refer to our border security. but is that how those that actually live in mexico? how much of this is a part of their conversation to say that people. ready that live in the next post.
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ready are i'm not aware of what's happening and you know, there's this stuff in the face and i don't think that i'm a kind of the. ready lead and economically they know what's going on the, the situation at the next plus the next billing us borders. not advice would be the for people. ready that are looking to, to look, they're looking for work, look for people who are moving on really from their home there because of what us for us and use it for a living center on that. so they're not criminal, but some of those are, wasn't congress by the decision that are pushing these policy making for me. and they're the ones that should be held as interest there. abraham, you bring that all over in chrome anason on that question on and follow up on that because on partly i do agree with you. i do agree with the us. does reserve some responsibility for some of the chaos that is happening in the south south american countries that are causing them to want to leave. however, mexico currently is also having to do obviously,
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of this mass immigration and they're staying there. chrome is, how do you see it? do you see this is a crisis and that it's just people that are just looking for work in escaping to the united states based on bad foreign policy of the united states. it absolutely is a crisis for the united states of america and the people of the united states, summer of american. i completely disagree that it's just poor people looking for a better economic life. you know, the largest group of asylum seekers and mexico today is venezuelans and their escaping a marxist communes, this country that's allied with cuba and the communists there. so that is just a beyond the pill to say that is there just a bunch of poor people looking for work, etc. now that category of folks that do come to the united states to work and obey the laws, all 4, happy to have them here. that's great, but the ones that are coming in and the millions are narco traffickers, human traffickers, the northern part of mexico's controlled by the cartels completely. and the
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government has absolutely no control over it to so to say that the people of mexico city understand what's going on in their own countries. absolutely incorrect. and you know who it hurts the most. it hurts the hispanic and black american populations here in the united states of america because their wages are decreasing and they were rising under donald trump. their crime is through the roof. and we've got gangs that have been for traded, this country that are doing human and sex trafficking and child trafficking, and murdering people left then right. just look at what's happening in the media. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. because our left this media here in this country and in mexico and other countries in the western hemisphere, refused to report the truth. the for, i'm adam and i, i want to get more into the american, the american insights. but let's get back to present. she involved this in the remaining few minutes we have in this segment tom presence, she mom seems to fall into this woke category as being one of the moves as mayor of mexico's capital was a new gender neutral uniform policy at a press conference at
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a school the city she said, the era of girls having the worst cars and boys having her parents as over. i think that's history. void source cards if they want to and girls were past. if they want to know at a time, i think when many countries are electing more traditional populous candidates, did surprise you. that mexico, which is still very much a catholic dom a country, chose such a progressive liberal scientist who champions the l. g, p to q, community to be there later. this doesn't because at the end of the day, the government of mexico, the socialist government is running and running. national are essentially 40 years, is very much state ran. the only information that gets out is that from the state. so what way we can sit there and see what they're doing is separate from hispanic culture because they are more socially conservative as a group of people. but, and there's, i mean, there's a lot of mexicans, i don't even know tvs now in an extra series. so when you're not state, rand newspapers, state, rand tvs and it's a socialist government, you're very,
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very, very limited. private sector media and mexico. there is, there is some, i'm not gonna say there's none, but it's very limited overall. and what and subsidized by government, the government control a message and makes it very hard for the opposition party to step up and actually push the mexican culture for actually embrace those values. was interesting. you talked about the restaurant culture because ever having covering this last election, turns out it was the bloodiest in the modern history. and then after a kid, it running for local office and central pueblo state was murdered at a political rally. taking the number of assess a kid, it's the 37. this is just days before the election. there was also $828.00 non lethal attacks on candidates during that current election season. what does this tell you about the power of the cartels? the warlords are those that are causing this violence in mexico and the power they have over elections and those are elected. yeah, i think i was this
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a lot of was missing a lot of the concepts and talking about the part tells me exactly what are the root of the problem. you know, when i'm with friends 1st campaign and they use, ask that question, how are you going to deal with the cartels and you need something said who are the people. ready who are doing the work that young people can't find. work is young people who can't find access education, it gets there, right. so his goal was to build, you constructive, make people provide social organ, patient health care. so that. ready young people don't go and do some type of dirty job for the parts else. and if we want to talk about that for those, we cannot talk about the 1000 about talking about the us bank. ready on the banks of the middle of the plenty of time for the middle, but the longer my sales bank of america wells fargo is washington dc before slots. so why, why are we calling them? why we are putting them in port in question. you know, why are they working with the car? so we have to go to the original problem. that is a very good point,
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and i want to continue that conversation with corrupt colonel rob manage. abraham marquez and tom norton's stay right there. because now that we've discussed exactly, well, the new president, mexico is we're going to look at how present shane bomb is going to work with other leaders in the region. specifically the mx cuz northern border, we'll see you after quick break the the the
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the, the a. welcome back to perspective. i'm your house guy now he's, we're discussing the newly elected president mexico, claudia shy bomb and what impact will be on mexico. so in the previous segment, but now look at what present shy bomb effect might be outside of mexico's borders. a spring back in our panel kernel, rob manice says rob manage show in front of us air force, colonel. a brand marquez freelance reporter and tom norton chairman, american pack and veteran. thank you so much for joining us. tom. i want to start with you on this one because president biden was quick to call the new president
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and let the world know be a social media is congratulations. however, how much will the shine bomb administration work with the bottom is duration, knowing there's just a few months into the us election, which can see a whole different past regarding the southern border of america as well, you never know what the last big socialist they might help each other print balance in november, but i mean, we don't want to balance and shit and start up trying to see again, you know. but anyway, you'll probably see it or try to push very quickly to help them to a degree. they may attempt to slow down the the, we want to raise the united states to make and what good holding americans have a short term memory from a gentleman that stated he was to read to reverse immigration policies of president product that work extremely well on. so many legal integration and so i think over the next few months they might do on a rapid response to a degree to try to restrict that immigration as much as possible. i do if i haven't
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worked brady's that, that's probably the direction that i could see them going in there again and being a socialist government down there. they had been a no, no they do in the past. they did that with the with the past presidents. so i, i wouldn't be surprised if that was the direction that they went considering reflection. c. c was interesting because obviously elections do change some sorts of things. but i want to go to you abraham on this because mexico is the 2nd largest oil producer, enlighten america. behind brazil, not present china bombs background is an environmental scientist. when our 1st term she actually did made as mayor of mexico city, made it a priority to start installing solar panels on top of the major market. so do you see this new presence policies might harm the oil and gas industry invest, impacting the economy of mexico? and it's funny cuz i went for the size, the biggest makes environments when they 5 in size, and that's what loyal to us probation. and now that the nationalized fully use it
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for those developing countries and other demonize. and that's typical, is that the 1st time that make people stands up and defends himself in. busy progressive candidate, it was the 1st country as a to elect a, a vice president. this i think only 5. and now they're the 1st country. and the 1st time they like the women and next will be in the past that countries and still battles seasonal. you know, it's, it's, i feel very proud to split up. ready bought it for a woman who is a to it was actually jealous of. and so what i see her doing in the future is going to be continuing to progress and development so that people didn't, didn't have a dignified life. people could actually stay in their country, be proud and be happy. and yet, and that was for me that she seemed even as well. and i see what you're saying about, you're obviously giving her giving mexico the credit is, are for breaking down some of those. i, we consider to be glass ceilings,
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but dealing with the a we can talk about the 1st of everything, but it's also how they rule and what they do. so when you're looking at the economy with so much of it already, if they are trying to build it off of over doors, administration, build it back again. this is an environmental it, she does not like oil and gas, and yet that is where a large source of the growing economy of mexico is coming from ish. do you feel like she potentially could put her active aside in might actually heard the economy a brand? i think she's going to continue the, the, what they're doing now. it was a nationwide and leave it in the hands of the state so that they can use. ready those that well in the money that comes in, it's a continuous and development people and it doesn't go to some private, contracted with some private company in the us. that's actually going to be very reassuring to here because that's exactly what needs to happen. obviously, the natural resources of mexico are very valuable and i think that that i would hate to see that pushed aside for environmental reasons when the economy does need
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to grow. but i want to go to you chrome and it's because during from a present, donald trump's presidential term let's go back to these crossings because there was 1700000 who crossed over for mexico in the united states under the body ministration board before that space between 10 to 13000000 across the border, that's the ones we know about president is china. mom is actually with like the united states. this is a program started under over door. it was small, but she actually was the increase of the same to you as should give more money and aid and resources to the mexican government to make life more enticing for migrants to stay there. therefore, making them want to stay in mexico rather than continue their journey up north. is that a good idea for the united states to budget for? that's a terrible idea where you are 36 treated, alors, a dead already are we get uh you want just a at why should we give a socialist president? the big kudos for elect than a woman, i guess. but why don't we want to give
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a socialist president more of a harder americans tax dollars that need to be coming to here? let's go back to the nationalization issue. you know, the closest model of nationalization oil and gas as venezuela to mexico. so now they've elected to extreme socialist president, and they're going to continue to with this nationalization effort, where you can see where that's going to go. the wealth of the, of the oil and gas industry is not gonna go to the people of mexico just like, what's happening in venezuela. it's going to be destroyed and she's going to love it because as you pointed out, rightly so, she's a drastic environmentalist and is all in on the green movement. so she'll just keep you on a and letting things go and that's going to be totally destroyed in the end of another good reason why the united states shouldn't give them a dime to that. and should put re implement the policies that president trump had in place, so they have the national guard on that border. the stop the flow of people coming into this country because it's not poor people. hundreds of thousands of chinese
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military age. males have come into this country through that southern border. so it's joe biden took office and that's a national security threat. we just arrested 8 to g isis terrace inside the united states at t target areas like fort bragg, or whatever you call it on the left. now liberty, north carolina, where our special operations forces are, we've had a military installation gate intrusion attempts less than right. and i'll just say it again, women are being killed by these s o b's that are being allowed in this country, both by the mexican government and the united states government. and it's despicable that it's happening and it needs to stop now. well, chrome and this brings up this national security concerns tom, i want you to take a listen to donald trump speaking to a large group of young conservatives who are gathered in detroit. he said this, there's been a 3000 percent increase the number of people at the tara watch list crossing the southern border, 3000 percent,
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3000 percent. the choice for every border this november is clear. you can have a president who loves thousands of radical islamic terrorists into our country, or you can have a president, just throws radical islamic. there's the hell out of our country and gets them out there. well, there's no guarantee that they're coming in through our southern border, but there's been some record of some of them actually making that past. how do you think president shy mom will handle a trump administration more? probably trump's rhetoric and vice versa can sort of present shines on. the 1st step is to form a government intelligence agency, which i'll be honest with you. i was shocked to find out. i thought every country had their version of the c i f, b i. they don't hear 1st step is informed this intelligent agency in mexico. do you think that will be enough for present trump? do you think that will actually make them feel more confident in knowing who's coming across the borders? absolutely not. i mean, i can tell you
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a lot about we're growing up back in the ninety's. my grandfather ran it. yours company, like i stated earlier, that ran across the board. there was no longer well they came across, they swam across is what they did. and then in the early 2000, you started seeing the military along the border a little bit more. my grandfather had a, there's actually a store, very working period for us real grand from so it's a to gustavo or does d as a bank off the top of my head, and i used to be a tourist restaurant. but since a socialist government has expanded more and more since the 19 eighties and she's this thing to be a continuation of it, it has become more with less tourism and less people going there like we used to go on to run those and things of that nature, you can't be in her analysis of wipers and after 5 o'clock at night, and there's a casino there in the military. literally borders that off the personal city right across from them there. i buy it all that i will. and that was back in 2021 when i went down there. so we were you said to, are you talking about her? any gestures that
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a central intelligence agency type program is going to solve the legal immigration? the only way we're going to solve the reason why migration is to finish the border wall because it does work well when i was down here to border wall that goes right across from i'm waiting for. or is that just so the solve and city? nobody's crossing through that, but it's the truth. you're not getting over a wall, it's not half, but they are crossing and the military or if it was a fact it was working on both sides of the border of the real grammar that very so . so we need to finish up or was we're going to start with the rest of the legal integration to restrict it. that's the only way we're going to stabilize. and the way that we're going to stabilize mexico is to address american strep problem, which now trump has proven to have a plan on right. no, no pets are addressing, but no, no democrats are addressing to okay. no democrats are addressing any of these drugs . if i'm really going to address the legal immigration is going to be for me how we address it, route word assigned to the building, the walls. and that's the only way you're going to surface stabilize mexico. and
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what is the mexican people see? their socialism is spilling. this isn't like, it has done it. every country on a base of a plan. right. so wake up and actually kicked out the socialist. um, well tom, lord, i think that's one thing we can agree on. if we're going to find a solution, if this new leadership is going to be successful, it's going to happen with movement on both sides of the board. or i want to thank all 3 of you for joining me, colonel rob manice, tom norton and abraham mark has now mexico has one of the highest homicide rates in the world with more than 100000 people missing currently as well. on average tenant females are murdered daily in the country, and multiple areas of mexico are on the travel advisory list, including 6 states on the do not travel to list which is published by the us department of state. the escalation of violent crime in america is enough to put the sitting president's job in jeopardy of re election as americans live. safety is
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where are the top election issues going into november? yet in mexico, the people over whelming li voted to keep the same party and power despite the overwhelming failure of former president over doors. hug is not bullets policy. now those who watched the election, so the opposition party did not do enough to point out the high violent crime rate or what they would do to stop. but what the fisher's election and mexico being labeled as the hunger games of elections because of the hundreds of attacks on candidates on the campaign trail, which actually resulted in $37.00 deaths of candidates. that might be a clue as to the silence. and that's my perspective, but find me on x as got in use and let me know yours by using the hash tag perspective. because this has been perspective the next time the, the
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