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if he would just step -- if he could reign himself in. >> greg: but that's why he got elected. >> tyrus: exactly. >> greg: he elected because he fights and you can't turn the faucet off. >> mike: that's the problem we have. the policies were great, again i'm a small government guy, worry about national security, worry about the boarders, financial responsibility if we could find folks interested in that. but i guess the part again that i find most fascinating about the whole story is the randomly selected judge who previously, prior to being a judge, worked for the most democrat-linked law firm in this country, right? and -- >> greg: linkeded to burisma. >> mike: linked to burisma and also a place where hunter biden was of counsel for five years and the media's trying to blow that one over. right? there's no connection there, just like everything else involving president biden's son. and so there's so many problems
are unnecessary. if he would just step out, if he could rein himself in. but that'smsel>> greg: why he g. well, i like to see fights and it's like you can't turn you that you can't turn the faucet off. >> exactly. and that's that's the problem that we have. right. because, again, i the policies were greate: that' , right?, >> i again, i'm a small government guy, you know, worry about nationalworr security, woy about the borders, financial responsibility. if we find, you know, folkss th interested in that. but i guess the part again, that i find most fascinating about this whole story is the randomly selectewhole std judge, yes. who previously prior to being, k a worked for the most democrat, linked law firm in this country. right. and linked to burisma, linked to burisma and also place where hunter biden was of counsel. yes. right. place wheredefor five years. >> yeah.e and they're trying that media just trying to blow that one up. but right there, there's no connection there. just like everything involvinge, the president, president biden's son anjubidend
if he would just step -- if he could reign himself in. >> greg: but that's why he got elected. >> tyrus: exactly. >> greg: he elected because he fights and you can't turn the faucet off. >> mike: that's the problem we have. the policies were great, again i'm a small government guy, worry about national security, worry about the boarders, financial responsibility if we could find folks interested in that. but i guess the part again that i find most fascinating about the whole story is the randomly selected judge who previously, prior to being a judge, worked for the most democrat-linked law firm in this country, right? and -- >> greg: linkeded to burisma. >> mike: linked to burisma and also a place where hunter biden was of counsel for five years and the media's trying to blow that one over. right? there's no connection there, just like everything else involving president biden's son. and so there's so many problems
i don't know when you turn the faucet off. i'm not sure. but look, i didn't think it would go on for 2 1/2 years and it has. i'm asking the question, what are you doing to dissuade those that are willing to make this trip? what's today? may 8th, thank you very much. yesterday this is. it says "they have built temporary facilities to house thousands more migrants, hired contractors and cut processing time for people in custody. they have taken steps to encourage a more orderly flow of migration." none this says don't come. all of this says, we'll do it faster for you and there are a lot of people, you know, that one of your former bosses, kayleigh, mike pence was on with us last week. you know, he just thinks the administration is filled with a lot of open borders policy, sorry, open border society people. and you pretty much are seeing that right now. they are entitled to come to our
audacity of baker to remain at twitter through elon musk assuming the chief role, how does that come into play? >> this is picking up on what you were talking about. the f.b.i., there are big questions about the f.b.i. what did they know? why were they engaged in partisan election-eering. they embedded them in these media operations. remember, jim baker was the guy who said when the pfizer application came, he's like drowning frat boy with three kids. let's go do it. get those warrants. suddenly hunter's laptop arrives at twitter. we have to be cautious, this hasn't been vetted. we have to check it out. >> so the part that i wanted to get out was the communist party. that the chinese communist party connection, they also have a pretty big platform called tik tok. and you saw the governor of maryland today cut off, you know, he's trying to cut the faucet off of tik tok in his state. i think that's another place we
that's a freak out this morning. these apps creep into our lives and they figure out exactly where we are. many of them reselling this data. you want to turn that faucet off, win back some of your privacy. these little tips can save you from just getting bombarded later in life from the kind of exploits that happen. will: kurt, i just did it. if there's anyone secretly tracking you. is there any secret trackers really quickly? >> it's possible that can happen but the fact is you may not know that it's going on. the one little telltale could be that your phone slows down and use good antivirus protection on each end of your phone on all your devices. you'll see a complete review of that on cyber guy.com >> awesome as always.
the news faucet. jeffrey epstein, turn the faucet off. january 6th, turn it on and leave the room until the house is totally flooded. as for everything else, the crime wave, border crisis, you will find jimmy hoffa before you find any of that. instead, as they see fights presidency imploding, they can only do one thing to save it: revive january 6th. they got their work cut out for them, but then again, disney is great at producing fiction. [applause] let's welcome tonight's guests! we wouldn't have made it very far without this former "redeye" star, former fox news anchor and author of the fantastic new book "write your own story," how i took control by letting go, patti ann browne. [applause] he can kill you with his bare hands and also his long-winded mumbling sentences.
>> of course. we all can do this together. this is something that's very important and we all can jump onboard. it's so simple. think about it, turn the faucet off. there are people that don't even have clean drinking water in the world, and there are people out there who are letting four gallons go down the drain while they are brushing their teeth. it's like if you think about that and you really think about it, it's just common sense. just turn it off. >> i want to quickly refer to something that happened last weekend. there was an iron man race you may have heard about it. >> johnny? >> yeah, this young man with cerebral palsy. his dad pulled him through the water and rode behind him on his bike and helped pull him through, all because of you. because of the inspiration he has followed your career. how does that make you feel and is that a weight at all for you? what you say matters, what you do matters. >> of course. that's, obviously, a big honor for me, and, you know, watching the video and having the conversation i had with him on
operational control over 100%. >> i want to talk about this for a second. >> why don't you want to talk about the borderer? >> i have introduced legislation well before you came to the congress of the united states with john mccain in 2003 that secured the border. >> we have 30 minutes and we're expecting the president so i want to get in as much as we can. let me push on the logistics. i would take every one of these kids in. this is a terrible tragedy. logistically, i'm not quite sure how we do that and when we shut the faucet off. is this the new normal? do we open the border? how do we handle that? >> here's how we handle that. number one, we follow the law. i'm trying to answer the question. >> real quick. >> that's the first thing. but when people go on tv and say