let me mention that the, the latest commentary was written by a guest, a fellow named sean brown, who's a san francisco friend of mine from the hedge fund world. and what he's saying, and we've seen this in a markets, the supposedly blueish blue chip collateral, you can hold as us treasury's, but there is a shortage of them, really. and it's one reason why anybody betting that some ramp and inflation is going to push bond prices down yields up. it's not happening because there's really a lot of demand for this collateral. but what the commentary says is that when the collateral was actually needed to get through some crisis, a lot of the holders of the collateral are going to find out that they only own a very small fractional piece of it. and even that they won't be able to get their hands on. right. ok, so to be clare sean brown, on your side was making these points and it's really opening up an interesting line of query. you know, we've been talking about this for quite some time. the problems of re i papa cation, you know, in the united kingdom, for example, they have incident re hi

. >> sean: going to ask some questions, welcome to the program, what's your first name? >> my name is janet brown i live in edinburg. >> sean: welcome and thank you for being with us, with the question? >> i amng hispanic. i actually came from nicaragua, central america.ro i'm very familiar with central america living there in honduras. i came to the united states in 1960. i won't tell you my age. but i came here legally and it is really sad what's going on at our border here. my question is president trump what long-term damage and destruction will biden's open borders agenda do to the country and what is it costing law-abiding u.s. taxpayers? >> a very their question and i know you know that as well as everybody in this room. it is incalculable how bad this is where you have not hundreds of thousands, but millions of people storming into our country, some of them are from prisons o and they are bad and murderers and all the things i said before. there is no way to judge that kind of damage and you know getting them out is an ordeal and all sorts of things will happen, goingn to be very hard but

they say he didn't i'll take their word for it and just say we all deserve better >> sean: let me ask you sam brownou got a great distinction, you became an airborne ranger september, '08 you were struck by an ied, it severely wounded. you. a three year journey of rehabilitation and recovery. your thoughts today? do you have any regrets about serving the way this now has ended? >> you know, sean, i've got a message for the american people. and this is not just me. this is after talking to many other veterans who served there. some of my own family members. i'm one of three in my direct family who have served in afghanistan, and there's two themes that are coming out from this. one is, most of us don't regret what we did there, because, at the end of the day, we were confident in the help and the assistance and the security that we provided for the afgans that we had care over at that time. and for whatever period of time that they had some shelter and security from the taliban or other threats, that was worth something, and we felt good about that. but what we don't appreciate, and what joe biden h

and the last time i was on, sean, nearly 80% of the kids educated in government schools are black and brownhimself on caring about. and the ones before the government doing a pandemic could not have agency and the math scores were worse. even though spending 15 grand on student per year. i will run twice in education, that's why the left has gone absolutely ballistic. >> sean: but the real question is first the recall part. they are rhetorical questions. question one, you want to recall gavin newsom? okay. if he gets below 50%, and you and one pole i saw you had a 15 point lead. where is no momentum? it's always about voter turnout. i think every state, he has the reform. voter i.d., signature verification. custody control, we should have partisan observers being allowed to observe both counts start to finish as the law requires in most states and up to eight voter roll every year. i don't think that there is nothing, located about that. that's what democrats don't want. my question is do you have integrity in the system in california? because as i understand it 20 plus ballots have already

education, and as i mentioned to you before, last time i was on, sean, nearly 80% of the kids educated in government schools are black and brownthe ones that the left prides itself on caring about and 50% of third graders before the pandemic could not lead at state level proficiency and math scores are worse even though they are spending acted 15,000 per grand per student per year. i'll be championing that, which is why newsom has gone ballistic. >> sean: the real question is, first, the recall part. there are two questions. question one, do you want to recall gavin newsom? okay. if he gets below 50%, in one poll i saw you had 15-point lead. okay. where is the momentum? it's always about voter turnout and i worry about the integrity of elections. i think every state needs to have election reform. voter i.d., signature verification, chain of custody control, we should have partisan observers being allowed to observe vote counts, start to finish as the law requires in most states, and then we should update voter rolls every year. every voting year. i don't think there is any complicated about that. that's what democrats don't wa

kellyanne conway and sean spicer lashing out at president biden after he called for 18 trump appointees to resign. she said president biden i'm resigning but you should. joining me now hayes brown to political friends of a president especially as they are going out the door. these are the doors that advise non-binding advice to places like the john f. kennedy of performing artarts. all the military academy board of visitors have a number of seats that are given to the president to fill. at the end of every administration, you see a situation where people who have been loyal to the outgoing president, the outgoing administration are given seat ons the board but trump was egregious about giving the spots to people who had no real need to be on the boards. she was on the air force academy's board of visitors. their board of directors. she's never been in the air force. she had no connection to the air force. she was given it as a gift and i think this really highlights the fact that it's a system that is basically more about patronism than helping the institutions at this point. >> you say she was on the air force academy board and wasn't qualified to be there but what role do con