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Yeah. We had quite a it was like
we were in a tunnel.
Yes. Four below the sea. And we have
with us someone that I have met
a couple of times,
and I've been very impressed.
I was impressed mostly because my friend, Brian
Fitzherbert would travel, what, to Alaska or someplace
to go to a wedding for Paul Knitra,
who is an assemblyman for the 10th Legislative
District.
Paul, welcome. How are you?
Hey, Anne. How are you? I'm good. I'm
good. Congratulations
on the wedding. Congratulations
on the baby.
And,
congratulations on what you're trying to do for
the citizens
of New Jersey,
with the Thank you. Thank you very much.
Yeah. This is,
this is unacceptable,
what's going on in our state as a
sanctuary
state.
But
what you're trying to do seems to me
to be really important to us as tax
payers of New Jersey who are the productive
citizens.
Explain
to,
our listening audience
what it is
this,
is it bill a three three zero assembly
from out of, you know, the assembly three
three zero?
So so there's there's three there's three different
bills, Anne. It's,
there's one bill,
I believe it's
seventeen forty three,
which is making it criminal for,
federal immigration authorities
to,
wear any kind of mask.
There is Assembly Bill forty
seventy one, which,
codifies
the attorney general's immigrant trust directive.
And there's assembly bill forty seventy,
which
prohibits the sharing of any kind of information
with, law enforcement.
Am I getting any feedback, or is that
just on on my side? I'm sorry. I
think it must be on your side because
now everything here is clear as a bell.
Alright. Perfect.
This is something I was just starting to,
read over what,
John DeMeo, the Republican leader in the assembly,
has been talking about as
well. And and I'm thinking to myself,
this governor of ours is a dangerous human
being. She's
dangerous to the law abiding citizens of this
state.
It's it's scary. I I have to I
have to be honest.
None of it makes any sense to me.
The only thing I can come up with
is that with 900,000
illegal immigrants here, which is, like, one in
10 people walking around,
that they simply want them counted for the
census so that they can hold more seats.
I mean, if you were to take out
900,000
people from the state,
you would have two less congressional districts and
you'd have four less assembly seats.
And and, look, there's there's some problems that
we we have in terms of concerns with
how you can register to vote at the
DMV.
And with illegals getting, you know, quote, unquote,
driver's licenses,
how does that relate to voting?
But none of it makes sense. I mean,
this is costing the taxpayers
$7,000,000,000
a year in direct and indirect benefits,
which works out to a tax burden of
roughly
$1,600
per legal resident here. So
it it it's nonsensical.
Why would you prioritize
people who have come here legally, illegally,
over people who,
are are legal citizens, over legal immigrants who've
done things the right way.
And what kind of message does that send?
Right? I mean, if you know that you
can enter the country illegally,
you know,
creating a a misdemeanor or a felony when
you do,
then you'll get benefits when you get here,
and you'll get protected from ever facing the
repercussions
of your actions.
Why would anyone ever do it legally and
do it the right way?
Why
is this
governor? I I know that,
when we're talking about left wing nuts that
you wonder where they're coming from,
how they can sit there and say,
don't help people who wanna remove violent criminals
who are illegals
from our country.
How many people are on your side? I
mean, is is our state so,
incredibly,
self destructive that there is a vast majority
of liberal progressive communists out there
who are not doing the right thing for
the citizens?
And how can that be? How are people
so diminished in their ability to understand the
issue
that they would actually vote for them?
In the state house, we certainly do not
have the numbers. We're down to 23
Republicans out of 80 in the assembly.
But I can tell you over the last
couple of months, the numbers that I've seen
from residents of this state who have been
appalled by what they have seen,
is astronomically
high. You know, the Democrats have tried to
suppress me at every turn
over the last couple months. When they tried
to push the, two of these bills through
at the end of last session,
I brought some posters with me to the
floor of the assembly,
to try and highlight some of the criminals
that ICE was lucky enough to pick up
despite no help from New Jersey,
the speaker of the assembly, you know, shut
me down. And we had a back and
forth, and he threatened to turn off my
mic and and all of that. And then
in the committee just two,
weeks ago, maybe a week or so ago,
the chairman of the committee didn't like some
of the answers that I was getting in
the questioning that I was doing of the
witnesses that were coming to testify.
For instance, one nonprofit said that they were
funded by the state of New Jersey
and that they provided lawyers so illegals could
fight their own deportations
at taxpayer
expense. Yeah. You know, when videos like that
got posted online, we got millions of views.
We got,
you know, 10,000,
plus emails,
Facebook comments,
you know, social media messages,
and and outreach and numerous more comments and
things like that. So
and and we have, over 5,000
petition signatures right now,
on something that we just put up a
day and a half ago,
urging the speaker to pull the bills and,
and if they don't pull them for the
whole assembly to to vote no on things.
So there there are some sane individuals
out there.
I just hope that they all turn up
to to vote in, in the next state
level election regardless of of what's going on
federally.
What are we doing,
those of us who understand the ramifications
to the taxpayers of this country as well
as to our
protection.
What can we do?
You've gotten a lot of responses from what
has been on posted on Facebook and and
what people have been talking about now, and
anyone who's interested in politics will go to,
the different districts to find out the kinds
of legislation
that's being put up.
Do you think the response is going to
be great enough to change the direction
that New Jersey is headed in
and for the protection of the the taxpayers
who end up paying for all the benefits
that we are giving to criminal illegal immigrants?
That's a good question. And I can tell
you this. First and foremost, if you and
your listeners are upset about what's going on
with illegal immigration,
we're holding a rally on the steps of
the state capital,
and that's gonna be this Monday
right before the vote on these bills
at the State House Annex, which is 131
West State Street, and it's gonna be at
11AM.
It might be a little snowy.
It might be a little cold,
but, we're showing up anyway.
And, we wanna send a message that, it's
not just these,
these nonprofits
that are funded by the state,
that are gonna show up and and make
some noise that, there's still some some New
Jerseyans left who, who wanna put up a
fight. Now that said,
you know, the numbers are tough in this
state, and people get discouraged and move to
Florida and move to South Carolina. And when
we hemorrhage a couple 100,000
here or there,
it it hurts us.
You know, it's it's an uphill fight. Sometimes
I worry that the red states are gonna
get redder
and the blue states are gonna get bluer,
you know, as as people move around
and, you know, and don't like their political
situation.
But, you know, it it's
it's so bad here, and and what's coming
out of the statehouse is generally so extreme
and out of touch for what the average
person wants.
You know, you do have to hope that
that they wake up at some point, but
how do they and how you know, obviously,
if they got a message, if if they
lost
10 seats this past election instead
of gaining five,
maybe they would be, you know, undertaking different
legislation right now. But, you know, your listeners
are obviously educated and and paying attention and
and care about what's going on. There's a
lot of other people out there
who are just trying to put food on
the table and and don't have the time
to dig into all of this stuff, and
I think that's what Hertz says. And and
then the Democrats' whole game plan is just
to give benefits
to as many people as possible. And once
you hit a critical mass of that, who's
gonna really vote against their own self interest?
Right? I think that's the game plan is
get the whole state, get the whole country
on the government key, and,
and no one will ever vote them out.
Isn't it amazing
that, our our big daddy has to be
the government rather than,
what our our constitution bill of rights allows
us to do, which is to become the
most productive and,
most sacred country in the entire universe.
Paul, do you yet understand how Biden, Obama
got away with having people cross this border
by the millions
in order to get votes
for their party?
Anne, I I couldn't understand that any anymore
clearly,
because before I,
even wound up, publishing my report, I went
down to the border,
and I toured everything firsthand. I rode around
with Texas DPS. I talked with illegals who
were coming across the border, and this was
during the time when Eagle Pass was having
their fight, and Texas was having their fight
with the federal government and with the Biden
administration.
And they showed
how easy it really was to shut our
border down if we wanted to because they
had locked down that section that Texas actually
controlled and and really pushed the problem,
to, to other areas. And that was when
I think this really started to come to
the forefront. By the way, Brian Fitzherbert texted
me. He said he's waiting in the Zoom
for the producers to let him in so
he can jump into the conversation as well.
But, but I also I also wanted to
to highlight,
you know,
what what goes on in this journey. Right?
You
know, people are bringing their entire families across
deserts and long stretches,
to come into this country illegally. They're subjecting
their families to human traffickers along this way
to treat them like cattle. You know, they
put wristbands
on them, and they break them up into
groups. There's sexual assault along the way. People
die in the desert. They die crossing the
river. And when we were talking to them,
when they were crossing, they're doing it because
we're incentivizing
them. Most of them say that they're seeking
out New York and New Jersey because they
know
what we're going to give them when they
get here. And that's abhorrent. I mean, Democrats
are
responsible for the human tragedy in all of
this where, you know, if these people really
wanted to come to the country,
you know, strong enough, they could do it
like everybody else. They could file the paperwork.
They could pay the fees. They could wait
their time. They could take the citizenship
test. They could do it in a way
that makes them respect
and want to be an American even more
and appreciates it more once they get here
because
they did it the right way. And it's
a travesty,
you know, we're failing so many in this
process, and they're jumping the line, in front
of people who really wanna be here and
do it properly. I know. We have tens
of thousands of people who are waiting, who
have gotten their their papers through their own
embassies to come to The United States. And
in fact, if they wanna escape their own
country, they are supposed to go to the
country next to them, not come from around
the world to land in The United States
and be allowed to enter by
those criminals, Biden and Obama,
who in fact were the ones who said
surge the border
and allowed this And they even gave them
an app they even gave them an app
to do it. They could schedule their own
arrival in The US.
People were flying into this country on planes
and going to the CBP one app and
scheduling a time to enter.
People were faking they they weren't even asking
asylum questions. It didn't even matter if you
were you're in danger in your country. And
I've been all throughout Central And South America.
There's some great countries down there. There's there's
not coups going on in most of these
countries.
They're stable. They
most of these countries, the living situation is
better than if you wound up in The
Bronx in New York in some of these
section that Democrat leadership have created that are
abhorrent.
Well, I don't know what we can do
about that in the time given, but, do
we have, do we have my buddy, Brian
Fitzherbert, on? Yeah. He's We do.
We do. Brian,
good morning. I keep telling people it's Turbot
Friday, and,
thank heavens,
you're finally on. I've been listening to what
Paul has been describing
as
a true tragedy
happening to the citizens,
the taxpaying productive citizens who live in the
state of New Jersey, having to pay for
all of these illegal immigrants
who do not belong in our countries but
who are receiving benefits on the basis of
our tax dollars.
What say you about that?
Look. I think bringing attention to this just
like Assemblyman Kaninter has done with his report,
his own visitation down to the border as
he summarized,
and bringing attention to this issue in a
greater way because, as he pointed out, the
Republicans are in the super minority in the
statehouse in Trenton. I mean, Trenton has really
become Mos Eisley Spaceport,
for Star Wars fans out there. It's not
even what it used to be. And, again,
you've heard me say this. You wanna know
why health insurance or health care costs are
so expensive? Blame illegal immigration. Wanna know why
local taxes, school taxes, class sizes
are are are overfilled?
Blame legal immigration. They have to go higher
English as a second language teachers
to teach these children who do not speak
English. Wanna know why housing and rents are
so high? Because there's too much demand. Blame
illegal immigration. It all stems from illegal immigration.
And as the assemblyman said, the human tragedy
that's associated with this is directly tied to
the democrat's behavior of everybody can come in.
Nobody no democrat would say, everybody come into
my house or everybody come into my apartment.
They would never say that. We have to
have a process in place, and we have
to be able to understand.
And, ultimately,
this is a national security issue. This is
a,
human rights issue. This is all of the
above, and we can't import the world. We
can't import the third world because guess what?
When you import the third world, you become
the third world. We can't afford
any of this stuff. And as the assemblyman
pointed out, it's almost $1,600
per New Jersey in that's funding
this $8,000,000,000
a year, $78,000,000,000
a year, nearly 10%,
well, maybe a little less, of the annual
budget. That's what your taxes are going to
support and fund. It's ridiculous.
How did she become governor? When we had
someone who is was an absolutely tremendous businessman,
had opened up two businesses,
was an accountant,
had hired people, knew all about insurance and
all the other things that affect business.
How is it that the people didn't understand
that Jack Ciattarelli
would have been the man to turn this
state around
and lower our taxes
and allow us to become
The United States again?
I I think to Paul's earlier comment, it's
math.
There are more of those that support the
ideals of Mikey Sherrill than there are that
support the ideals of
Americans, Republicans, and the and law and order.
And as he pointed out, New Jersey has
an exodus problem. They keep leaving for the
Carolinas, for Florida, for who knows where else,
but were unfortunately replenished
by those that are now abandoning New York
City because of Mamdani and,
Hochul's policies of New York and New York
City. So New Jersey is in a unique
position that is gonna get drilled,
both ways, and to have an accountability
is very difficult, and it's a numbers game.
Paul Paul knows this. I know this. Anyone
listening in politics, the first rule you learn
in politics is how to count. And right
now, there's only 23
Republicans in the state assembly. There's only 15
Republicans in the state senate. Well, I think
we have to lay that on the back
of every citizen who doesn't vote,
who refuses to actually see that their vote
could help change those numbers,
and shame on them for not actually showing
interest in what's happening to their state. Good
morning, everyone. This is Anne Baker on talking
with Anne and on Herbert, Friday with Brian
Fitzpatrick
and Assemblyman Paul Knitcher from the tenth legislative
district at Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
The legislation
that
you wanna see enacted has a great deal
to do with protecting the citizens
of this
great state or what could be a great
state if people only paid attention to who
was running for office and what they were
promising.
Do you think the save act will be
able to save
New Jersey
come the midterms?
I certainly hope so.
I mean, it seems like, again,
a a common sense
reasonable
proposition.
They have to have ID to vote.
You know, that you have to ensure
integrity
in our elections.
And, you know, anybody who's out there saying
that it's racist or against minorities
or anything like that
is ridiculous. There's there's polling that shows that,
like, 80%,
I believe of of black people believe that,
you know, you should have an ID to
vote. It's it's,
it's middle aged liberal women that are trying
to carry the torch of this,
which is which is disgusting in my in
my opinion,
considering that countries across the world,
require an ID,
you know, whether it's Honduras
or Jamaica.
You know, they're they're requiring it. So why
why wouldn't we And you look back at
old clips of Chuck Schumer talking about why
you need an ID to vote and how,
you know, it would, undermine democracy to not
have it.
Democrats have changed their tune and moved so
crazily
to left that it's off the chart.
Everyone else in the country has has kept
the same opinion.
It it's not like something, you know, instantly
became bad. It it just is other people
have become more pandering,
and are trying to steal the elections. That's
the only thing you can think about.
What about the mail in ballot problem, which
seems to be
where so many of the tens of thousands
of ballots that had been filled out
and delivered.
How do we stop that kind of nonsense?
Because everybody says, you know, early voting is
great, and I have done early voting, and
I thought it was great. And if you
live in an area where there is honesty
and where you don't find people
filling out ballots,
in the dark room,
then
you feel comfortable with it.
How do we Well get get over that?
Yeah.
A law is only as good as the
enforcement that you have for it. Right?
You know, you're looking at red states across
the country right now that are that are
finding unsigned ballots,
are finding,
you know, discrepancies
in, in the last presidential election.
But people need to start going to jail.
Right?
Unless there's fear of repercussions
for your actions,
it's no different than than anything else. It's
the reason that, you know, protesters are out
there trying to run over federal agents with
vehicles.
It's the reason that illegals feel emboldened to
stay here, and it's the reason that people
are committing election fraud because
there's no repercussions
for their actions.
So, you know, I I think we need
to have
cameras and enforcement capabilities
in just about every single area that a
ballot is going to be touched.
And, and then when we find it, those
people need to pay to the fullest extent
of the law.
I'm not quite so sure why
there's
such a story about bringing back what used
to be election day,
which was
a day that the only people worked
worked at election
stations
and where people could take off, where there
were watermarked
paper ballots that were filled out, put into
the box,
and by,
shortly after 8PM that evening could begin to
be counted so that by the next morning,
you knew who had won the race.
Do you think we will ever
have the ability to go back to that
kind of
of polling,
to that kind of voting,
to protect the integrity of the system?
Look. I I I think the president is
certainly moving in that direction, and and congress
is is doing the same, but we need
to hold the house. We need to hold
the senate. We need to hold the presidency
to to get there. But a national holiday
for voting
seems incredibly
reasonable. Right? It takes away the Democrats' core
argument,
and, and I think that's that's important.
Everybody has has off in the nation.
You know, your employers know that even if
you're working in some sort of essential
capacity,
like a first responder,
or at a restaurant that needs to be
open that your employer has to give you,
adequate time to even leave during that day,
at least in between voting hours. You keep
the polls open from
5AM
to 10PM at night even if you have
to, whatever you need to that day so
that even somebody working a ten, twelve hour
shift can get in and do it, and
there's no excuses for anybody. Right? Correct.
Brian. 100%.
100%. If you had a national I mean,
come on. Democrats love having federal holidays. If
you instituted,
election day as a national holiday, that'd be
great. You know, in a in a perfect
world, I'd love to have election day the
day after tax day, but, you know, we
live in a different world.
And even further, you know, to what the
assemblyman has pointed out,
the president is moving in this direction with
the Save Act as you started, but in
Florida, they have a well oiled machine. Right?
They know exactly who's voted and can declare
a winner that night
not much after the polls close. And yet
other states have trouble, like New Jersey. And,
unfortunately, to his earlier comment, you know, red
state's getting redder, blue state's getting bluer in
terms of their policy
and the the laws that they pass and
how they handle voting. And, again, the save
act, you need 218
in the house. They got that. Now it's
in the senate. To cut off in under
current rules, you need 60 votes. You only
have 53 Republicans probably plus Fetterman,
which means you need six Democrats to come
over. Unlikely to happen. So what do you
do? The Republican leadership should really change this,
change the rules because the Democrats have already
threatened to change the rules, I e, and
the filibuster. And if they wanna go halfway,
then do the zombie filibuster. Say that the
Democrats can't just say by vote. They have
to stand up and verbalize
without eating, without going to the bathroom, without
leaning on the lectern why voter ID is
a bad thing for all the cameras to
see, for all the news stations and social
media to put on blast
for all these ludicrous excuses Democrats make. That's
a step in the right direction. But the
fear is mine. I don't know necessarily about
others,
listening, but the Republicans should blow the filibuster
because the Democrats would have blown the filibuster
during Biden if it weren't for two Democrats
who are no longer in the senate now,
Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema. If they get
control, if they get the majority in the
senate, it's a little harder pull for them
this time around. But at some point in
the future, the Democrats will have the senate
back, whether it's in 2030, 2032, or somewhere
around there, and they will pass all these
things
without a filibuster. So why wouldn't we have
the opportunity as Republicans,
national Republicans, to pass this, blow the filibuster,
to pass the Save Act, and make it
a campaign issue? Which means if the Democrats
wanna undo the Save Act, they're gonna have
to run on it. And if they get
in and they undo it, they're gonna have
to suffer the consequences
of undoing the Save Act in the future.
Well said. Well said, Brian. Yeah.
It's but it's frightening for the normal,
voter
who isn't all that involved in politics, who
knows the issues that affect them and their
families, but that's about the extent of it.
And for the for those people,
it could be that voting simply isn't all
that important because
I think we all know it's the people
that didn't get up off their chairs
to vote, that didn't fill out their mail
in ballots.
These are the ones who are responsible for
bringing in
those people that are are hell bent on
keeping this a blue state and on making
sure that they get everybody out on their
side of the ticket,
their side of the party to the polls.
Why can't we do the same? I thought
this was this was relatively easy,
unless, of course, the indoctrination system in our
education system
has turned all of these young students into
liberal, progressive,
socialist communist
who, in fact, would vote the exact opposite
way.
Don't don't fret on on Gen Alpha yet.
I I'll tell you.
They seem to be trending to be the
first generation that's gonna be more conservative
than their parents in a in a long
period of time. Unfortunately, that's gonna take us
a while until
they they get old enough to, to vote.
But, I mean, you know, the kids that
were were locked down in grammar school,
you know, in their formative years because of
COVID,
a lot of them, I think, are are
pretty pretty upset,
about what's going on in this country, and
and I think they're trending conservative. So there's
there's some hope.
Yeah. And I think something to add, you
know,
Assemblyman Connector was at Liberty and Prosperity's
fundraiser this past Sunday with the keynote speaker
senator,
Mike Testa. And he talked about something very
easy that, unfortunately, we're not very good at
as Republicans in general. Maybe individually, we have
a couple rock stars like the assemblyman,
who's on the phone, but we need a
common message, and we need to be a
better team of marketers on terms of our
issues and bite sized pieces that people can
understand.
Instead of, again, I joke, the Republican Party
is more diverse than Democratic Party. You've got
Trump supporters. You got conservatives. You got libertarians.
You got constitutionalists. You got tea partiers. You
got moderates. You got some liberals. You have
some never Trumpers. You have an entirely diverse
coalition that makes up the Republican Party that
makes individual decisions.
But can the Republican Party in New Jersey
say exactly what they stand for as a
small palm card? If you go across the
the state house, there's only a handful that
I can pick out that I know are
staunch conservatives and where they stand on principal
issues. The other Republicans, I don't know because
they don't take positions or they make deals
that don't move the football forward. And if
at anything, they move the football backward.
So that's one of the things that's frustrating
that we need Republicans in general need to
be better at messaging
and having a disciplined,
marketing strategy as or to to convey the
principles and the values.
How do we get rid of the bad,
the bad candidate? How do we get rid?
How do we put out information there that
allows people to know that the people who
want to run for office are, in fact,
corrupt themselves
and would not stay true to the values
of their party?
Primaries. I'll take I'll take this one. Let
me jump in here, Brian, because
the problem is good people don't wanna run
for office.
They see all of the personal destruction, the
politics of personal destruction.
They see all the canceling. They see all
the life ruining
that goes on. What sane person would wanna
throw their hat in the ring even for
a town council race
when nowadays it's all about what what little
thing can be dug up and then twisted
to try and destroy a person. You know,
we need to get away from that first
and foremost or no one will wanna do
it. And second, look, the fact that we've
lost the county line in the state of
New Jersey,
hopefully,
will mean that there's gonna be less nepotism
in the individuals that get picked for office.
Right? Because when you owe somebody a favor
and you get elected because of that or
somebody elects you because you think you'll owe
them a favor,
you know, it's it's insidious
at its core, and it keeps
dynamic younger people
from taking those positions
just because, you know, someone who has been
there and been waiting in line for forever,
it's their quote unquote turn. I don't find
this in other places throughout the country, I
have to say. And I go to a
lot of state legislator
conferences where I ask people,
well, how did you get elected? You know?
Did you get blessed by your your town
Republican organization and then your county organization and
the state signed off on it? No. I
was just a business owner, you know, or
I was, you know, a local sports,
you know, star,
or my, you know, my wife and I
run a nonprofit and try and help people.
Whatever it is,
these people are just community people,
who have built trust in their community and
name recognition, and they run. And that's
less common in New Jersey, and we have
to have to get get back to that.
Yeah.
If only we could. We have so many
of the NGOs that will stand up and
speak whatever they are told
to say.
In order to get the money, the politicians
can promise because they are, in fact,
in charge
of the,
in charge of the purse.
And I don't know how to get beyond
that because I know that there are so
many nongovernmental
organizations
that are bad,
that are the ruination
of political parties and good candidates.
And it just it's so disturbing to know
that they are getting our our money, our
tax dollars
in grants of all kinds
to spread
what is in fact the disease
that
harms
the red part of our state.
It's very disturbing to me just to have
seen what happened along the border with NGOs,
that those people were making millions of dollars
simply teaching people how to say the word
asylum
and that they still can collect.
I'd like to see every single one of
them brought up on charges and someone face
a penalty that will put them behind bars.
Will that ever happen?
It looks like it might be going in
that direction. Right? I mean, we're we're certainly
cracking down on this, you know, whether it's
people that overstayed their visas or people that
lied in the asylum process,
you know, it looks like like we're cracking
down there. But, you know, there's so many
independent journalists out there who are conducting their
own investigations
in areas like this.
All you need is a Nick Shirley to
jump into it,
and to blow the doors off or something
to, you know, to embed with a migrant
caravan or to to get in inside and
look at the books.
You know, once you once you do that,
you know, I think everything becomes possible. And
in my own office is in the process
of looking at a multitude of things related
to illegal immigration
and nonprofits
and groups that are funded,
you know, to
assist quote unquote,
and we're filing a ton of OPRA's but
it takes time to file the request to
get the data to sift through the data
to make heads and tails of it all.
You know, so it's not one central entity
that I can do it. You know, we're
living in a great age though now with
AI and all these different people that have
individual platforms on social media.
I I do feel confident that more and
more people
see what happened in Minneapolis,
for instance,
and, I wanna extrapolate that out to to
all over the map. Oh, boy.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if AI could take
over the,
so called jobs
of the bureaucrats
that take up space,
that take our tax dollars,
and do nothing?
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
We we we'd have a lot,
a lot smaller budget. That's for sure.
Yeah. Anyway, the rally
is, is this Monday.
We certainly would appreciate any of your listeners
making the drive up to Trenton.
You're only gonna be cold for about forty
five minutes. You're gonna listen to some great
speakers. We've got people from TPUSA,
coming,
Turning Point,
USA. Charlie Kirk. People from Moms for Liberty
speaking. We've got a host of legislators
speaking,
and after the rally at 11AM,
is the rally. And after the rally, everybody's
welcome to come into the State House, sit
in the gallery, and watch the sausage that
get made Wow. With these three crazy illegal
immigration bills. Right now, only one's on the
calendar. We anticipate they're gonna put two more
on. But one way or another, people will
see the extremism that's happening in New Jersey
for themselves. I wanna see those in headlines.
I wanna see what what, the the gov
has to say
about the absolute
horrors of these bills that they wanna pass
against the citizen and for illegal criminals.
Seriously, Assemblyman Kannettcher, I I hope that you
remain in politics, that you continue saying, speaking
honest
the integrity that you show with the bills
that you are putting forward and what you
want us to know as citizens in the
state of New Jersey. I hope we don't
stop until we see a governor Kanitra.
So please take care of my friend and
stay well. You are an important so much.
Yeah. You're an important part. Yeah. Thank you,
sir. I appreciate all your time. Take care.
And we have to take
off now. I'm sorry for anybody that was
waiting in line.