H2: Tara's June 30 Hour 2 exposed DNC communist ties, detailed House seat "theft," and covered Israel's threats against Iran.

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00:00 Donald Trump says, Lee, it's the most dangerous thing since the founding. The most dangerous thing since then. So that'd be a pretty dangerous thing, right? Yep. And I agree with him. Democrats, the Democrat party's infiltration by socialists and communists. 00:22 Here's his warning yesterday. Zoran Bamdani said in an interview this week that he was open to being the poster child for socialist candidates. Are you worried about more socialist candidates across Well, I think it's a big threat to our nation, actually. Because it's not socialism, it's really communism. They use the word social democrat because it sounds so nice, but it's really communism you're talking about. I think it's the biggest threat to our nation. There is, maybe since our founding. 00:51 that includes World War I, World War II, September 11th. It includes the Pearl Harbor attack. I think this is the biggest threat to our nation. People will smile when I say that, but the smart people are going to say, know, he's probably right. It's basically introducing communism into the United States of America. There's never been anything so dangerous. Well, it's not just introducing it, but it's institutionalizing it. 01:18 They're taking over the party and using it for ballot access. Yes, which is what they have said they were going to do all along. I mean, this dates back to the 50s. And now we're openly seeing it. Harry Enton, CNN, talks about the other change and Democrats run around and tell us because they're just repeating what their leaders say. Oh, you guys have gotten radical. You've changed. No, we haven't changed at all. They've gotten radical and they're angry to the point of violence that they can't get their way. 01:45 We have not changed. And here is the proof, Lee. This is CNN pollster, Enton, explaining, you know, you know, years ago, 90 % of Republicans say they're proud to be American. That number is exactly the same today. But with Democrats, it's gone from 85 % saying, yeah, I'm proud to be American. I love America. I want to live here to just 29%. What about this idea? Are you proud to be an American? 02:13 extremely or very proud to be an American. Again, look at this divide, a growing divide on this question. Back in January of 2001, 02:22 90 % of Republicans, 85 % of Democrats. You come over to this side of the screen in 2026, look at this. Again, the Democratic percentage absolutely plummets to just 29 % of Democrats say they're extremely, are very proud to be an American. That Republican percentage, the exact same. 90 and 90, the Democratic percentage, what is that? That's basically a third of the level that it was just 25 years ago. I think you're right to point out that this was a time when Democrats might have been feeling badly about 02:53 the course of the country still 85 % said they were proud to be American something's changed something is absolutely changed despite the fact a contentious time then a contentious time now yeah um george w bush had just won and they were convinced he was a not nazi hitler type um and yet they still love the country that's what has changed they hate the country and so now if you're running on we hate the country uh that resonates in the democrat party lee yep with a unfortunately a large number of the 03:23 Folks who show up for the primaries. At the same time, I'm convinced a lot of this is communist China. Because when you have the New York Times, look this article up, if you haven't seen it, you should have seen last year. Communist China is now playing kingmaker, is now the or a key deciding factor in who is winning Democrat primaries in New York. And what are they calling it now? The communist corridor. 03:49 I mean, this all connects up when you look at and this is good news. Yesterday, we found out there's a grand jury investigation into Neville Singham. He's the American billionaire that has pledged allegiance to the Communist Party and moved ...

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