Terrorism, from white supremacist is the most lethal terrorist threat in the hom homeland. trey: you know, i suspect if you and i went outside and asked ten people what s the greatest threats facing our country, we would get ten different answers and they would all be correct in the eyes of the person asked, so how does one, president biden or the fbi or anybody else go by quantifying threat or danger when there is so much to choose from? the reality is in terms of actual death threats from anybody around you, mostly its people from your own community and people who looked just like you. that s a reality. and the chance that you actually die in a murder are astronomically low. there is fearmongering going on here, but the point is to accrue more power to the government. we should always pay attention. it s not a part of the same point, just a realistic point. this guy who drove into the barricades at the white house last night is one of the most bizarre stories i ve ever heard. and
there is there was substantial evidence, but it took us years to put together 50 years after the math, and our guide gary francis post, he passed away in 2018, and he was arrested in 2016 for abuse of a spouse where they should have taken his dna and put that into code us, that never happened. so there was a mistake on procedure from that area. could he have been convicted? it would ve taken a lot more, and we are down to the point where the probably would ve taken dna for a case that this is all involved, we are talking about a historical case then and an actual live case that could be brought to trial. trey: any explanation for why his dna would not be entered into? i can answer that. i think was just a mistake on the local part and from that point on it has just been difficult. now we have received and been able to recover his dna through neighbor set of volunteered and family members who have
Nation, and existential threats as the crisis will hit when the debts become such that it is no longer sustainable as a country. trey: i made a d in economics and i will prove you right now. we can cut spending which is politically unpopular, it is hard to do it. i used to work with you. it is hard to start cutting. the other option is what the left wants to do which is to raise revenue by raising taxes. i don t think that you can raise taxes enough to even balance the budget and there does not appear to be a tremendous appetite for the cut, so how do we get out of it? the way to increase revenue as we have seen with john f kevin e, ronald reagan, have been under term, when you lower tax rates to create more economic activity you actually increase tax revenues. the democrats have one thing that they want to do and that is raise taxes. if you want to slow something down, you tax it. if you want to slow the economy down, you tax it. that s the wrong thing to do.
trey: all right, senator lankford, mentioning the asylum system coming when i have spoken on that in the past, helping those who face real danger and threat by eliminating the fraud, how do we do that? i think that if i am right on the numbers, 2008 to the asylum-seekers was a really small number, there was like a 2000% increase, how do we fix that? right now the loophole is being excluded by the cartels that are out there, one knows and the cartel exploits this, no matter where you re coming from the world coming across the border and the border patrol agents, the fear in my country is the magic ticket to get in. the administration has announced that they are making changes on that, but there is no shift here at the border on this. we see an immediate releases of individuals from all over the world. as senator sinema mentioned on this, the justice sector in tucson has 245,000 people just this fiscal year that have been interdicted here, but there are
trey: this is a programming alert, ron desantis is expected to announce his bid at the white house tomorrow and he will join us right here tomorrow night in his first television interview after the announcement, we hope that you tune in. the consequences of a forest order and a flawless island system continue to impact areas around the country. two u.s. senators with different political backgrounds and different political profiles recently toward the border, they served together on a committee of jurisdiction and what did they find? and what are the ideas for reform, joining us now kyrsten sinema, and independent from arizona, and james lankford, from oklahoma. thank you for joining us, we will start with you, what did you find and how you will fix it? well, that s a tough question, the reality is in the tucson sector of the border, we