Biden's border deal, election-year politics.

0:00 Speaker 1 With us this morning is a genine Judge Janine Pierro, And being a judge, she has a lot of common sense and she has been around and it was her birthday last week and she just about hit forty. But Judge Janine, you’re so close to President Trump. Has he whispered to you yet who he’s thinking of picking for

0:27 vice president?

0:29 Speaker 2 Well, first of all, if he has, I certainly wouldn’t tell you. But you’re kissing, don’t tell, I just don’t tell. But look, I mean it’s clear what the president wants. He wants someone who’s going to continue his legacy, someone who can at one at time comes actually one run for president himself, for herself to continue with the legacy

0:55 that President Trump is created. And obviously that legacy is one of you know, strong institutional support, whether it’s law enforcement, education, uh, military, so that America can can be great again. So uh, I think the most important thing is someone that he can get along with, uh and someone that can continue his legacy. And it’s kind of interesting that the top

1:21 three I think are history favorites. Uh. You know, Doug Bergham is a very interesting guy. A lot of America doesn’t know him. That well, but I’ve gotten to know him. He’s pretty much a straight shooter. You know. He is a very successful businessman and uh, you know, he’s been a governor, So I like him a lot. Rubio I

1:42 like a lot. And I also you know jd. Vance is in there.

1:46 Speaker 1 Can’t it can’t be Rubio. They’re both they’re both Florida residents. You can’t have the president and vice president from the same state, otherwise the electrical electoral votes go away.

1:58 Speaker 2 Yeah, you know, I’m not I’m not sure sure about that, John. I wondered about that myself. But apparently Rubio is someone that is being considered because you know, he would be strong with the Hispanic vote. But we all know that President Trump got more Hispanic votes than Rubio when he ran in Florida. So I don’t think we’re gonna have

2:16 to worry about that. I think it’s just a plug for Rubio and just a message to the Hispanic and Cuban community, which is so important in Florida.

2:27 Speaker 1 Well, you know, anything could happen. There’s so many things happening in our country. What keeps you up at three o’clock in the morning, You say, oh crap.

2:38 Speaker 2 When I’ve forgotten something like most people. And what I do is I have a pen, John, that lights up, so when I wake up at three in the morning, I don’t have to turn the lights on totally. I just have my pen in that piece of paper next to my bed. You know, I worry the way most

2:54 people worry. You know. Listening to Fauci Anthony Fauci last week, I mean was infuriating that this idea of six feet they just kind of made up out of the blue and masking these little kids that have been affected in terms of interpersonalization and socialization, you know, has created a deficit among our children, and with the older children there’s

3:19 a learning deficit as well. I mean that that infuriates me.

3:23 Speaker 1 I think education, our education system is in the crapper. Our kids are not getting the education they can’t. I forget the number one. I think we’re like number fifty six in the world in education, which is very horrible.

3:39 I mean, we spend on zenion dollars on education and we can’t educate our kids. I mean, there’s something wrong with the system.

3:46 Speaker 2 Talk about that, John, Are we spending a zillion dollars to educate our kids or are they are the teachers unions getting that money so that they can kick it back to the Democrats. Look, every metric during the pandemic as it really related to schools was how to turn how to keep the schools closed. Now one metric was

4:05 if this happens, we can open up this.

4:08 Speaker 1 And Fauci finally said I was wrong.

4:11 Speaker 2 Yeah, who cares? He created so much hurt. You shouldn’t be able to just get away with things in America. There needs to be consequences for when people do things that create enormous problems. And look all of this stuff where you know, people were being jailed or you know, because they dared to go to work, they lost their

4:31 lifelong businesses, whether it’s a gym in New Jersey or whatever, all of those things. And they were like, if you go to work, we’re going to arrest you, orarrest you if you’re playing ball outside. This was a left wing fatalitarian grab that Fauci himself predicted in twenty seventeen. And Fauci is so evil as far as I’m concerned that,

4:52 I mean, if he knew this was coming, as he predicted in twenty seventeen as the head of the Niah or whatever, it is. He didn’t have enough masks being saved for any future pandemic, or any of the the the coats that the lab coats that they would need in hospitals. None of that was prepared for. But this

5:12 egomaniac and people at the NIH she made seven hundred and ten million dollars on royalties while they put their thumb on the scales and their knees on our neck. I don’t think so this guy, there has to be consequences more than just oh, I’m sorry.

5:28 Speaker 1 Well, I always said he was either he’s either very stupid or very crooked. It looks like it’s going to be the ladder.

5:35 Speaker 2 I don’t think there’s any question. But it’s the ladder. And when he was asked, are you familiar with these studies that have shown the harm to young children, he says no, he never even familiarized himself with it. The six feet now, I can remember John being in a dunkin Donus during the pandemic and everybody was six feet away,

5:54 and there was this woman who started screaming at another woman. She said, my daughter as asthma. She could, you’re too close. All of the trauma that we went through because this little dictator felt that he, you know, uh could dictate what we should do when people like uh uh. The Senator Rand Paul was saying, this is ridiculous. And Rand

6:18 was a lawyer of Fouchy. It was a doctor. Fauci wasn’t even a doctor John, and he was dictating what should happen and how we should live our lives.

6:26 Speaker 1 Never he made it up. He made it up.

6:28 Speaker 2 He did. He made up six feet these little.

6:31 Speaker 1 And our kids, Our kids suffered, and everybody suffered. Our country suffered, and and people were people were afraid they wouldn’t have died tomorrow morning.

6:46 Speaker 2 Yeah, it was horrible. And some people who were intubated and died because of the intubation. And they would send, you know, people who were you know, had the COVID into nursing homes. Thank Andrew Cuomo issued a regulation that they had to let them back in into the nursing homes.

7:04 When people couldn’t visit their parents and their grandparents who are dying in those homes. Don’t even talk to me about Fauci is he is the epitome As far as I’m concerned of evil.

7:16 Speaker 1 What are you going to talk about at eleven o’clock this morning on WABC.

7:21 Speaker 2 Well, what I’m going to talk about is all of the stuff that’s going on and like from the border, and you know President Biden so called Secure the Border move, it’s going to allow two million to come in. And you know, John, I keep wondering. They say, we’re all, we’re going to limit it to twenty five hundred a day. Well,

7:38 if you’re not betting them, it really doesn’t matter how many you let in. But in the end, he’s going to allow for two million people to continue to come in. And what I want to know is if it’s over twenty five hundred a day, who stands up and says they are over the limit?

7:53 Speaker 1 I mean, this is this is a joke on the American people. This is a joking American people.

8:01 Speaker 2 Yeah, thank you for going to talk about that, and then the Hunter Biden trial too.

8:05 Speaker 1 I will listen to you at eleven o’clock and you have a great show and I look forward to listening to you today.

8:12 Speaker 2 Thank you, John. You take care. Bye bye bye.