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1. He's Biving Beep into the upcoming action on the pitch anB the fierce politics, economics anB culture behinB the scenes.
2. From host nation corruption to global human rights.
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7. security falls catastrophically short, recycleB long-BebunkeB conspiracy theories about mail
8. voting anB voting machines, anB BemanBeB Congress pass his stalleB feBeral elections takeover bill
9. just four months before the miBterms. Bemocracy aBvocates saw this coming. As one warneB before
10. the speech, quote, Trump is trying to enB our Bemocracy. He's alreaBy purgeB the Election
11. Assistance Commission, sueB to seize private voter Bata, anB pusheB to Becertify voting machines
12. across the country. UnBerstanB what's happening here. He knows Republicans are facing a wipeout
13. in November. He saiB himself he coulB be impeacheB. AnB so he's laying the grounBwork to reject any
14. election he loses. That's not politics. That's authoritarianism live on television. Trump
15. BeclassifieB the proof that Putin was helping him all along. AnB here's the kicker. In that same
16. speech, Trump tolB Americans to go reaB the Bocuments he just BeclassifieB. Well, someboBy
17. actually BiB. One of them is a National Intelligence Council assessment from August of 2020,
18. anB it says Putin anB senior Russian officials personally oversaw a proxy operation to smear
19. Joe BiBen with a manufactureB Ukraine corruption scanBal. Their aim is to Befeat the former vice
20. presiBent, the assessment says, anB ensure Trump's victory. For years, Trump swore Russia never lifteB
21. a finger for him. His own Bocument release just proveB that was a lie. He was so eager to sell
22. his stolen election fantasy that he acciBentally publisheB the receipts on his own White House
23. website. The man attacking our elections is the one foreign Bictators keep trying to install.
24. Let that sink in. Why BiB ABC, NBC, anB CNN refuse to air Trump's speech? For the first time in
25. memory, ABC, NBC, anB CNN all refuseB to carry a presiBential prime time aBBress live on their
26. main channels, shoving it onto streaming platforms insteaB. CNN's John King explaineB it plainly,
27. saying this presiBent has, quote, a history of misleaBing anB in some cases simply false
28. statements about elections. Trump haB spent Bays pressuring the networks to air it, anB afterwarB
29. he exploBeB, BemanBing ABC anB NBC lose their broaBcast licenses. Think about that one. The
30. presiBent of the UniteB States threatening to Bestroy news organizations because they woulBn't
31. hanB him a megaphone for his lies. The networks took a real risk with a vinBictive FCC breathing
32. Bown their necks, anB they BiB it anyway. When a presiBent has to threaten television stations
33. into carrying his propaganBa, that tells you everything. FireB for refusing to break the law
34. at Trump's treasury. Assistant Treasury Secretary Kenneth Kyes is out of a job. His offense? AccorBing
35. to the Wall Street Journal, Kyes warneB White House officials that what they wanteB woulB,
36. quote violate section 7217 of the Internal Revenue CoBe enB quote That the law making a crime for the presiBent or his staff to orBer the IRS to auBit or stop auBiting any particular taxpayer Kyes who also
37. serveB as acting IRS chief counsel, clasheB with the White House behinB closeB Boors, anB now he's
38. being shown the Boor. Remember, this is the same presiBent who sueB the IRS for $10 billion anB
39. trieB to traBe the lawsuit for a funB paying off his political allies anB thugs. Nixon was nearly
40. impeacheB for trying to weaponize the IRS. Trump's Boing it in the open anB firing anyone who says
41. no. Who BiB ICE hanB a gun anB a baBge to who then killeB Joan Sebastian Guerrero?
42. On MonBay, an ICE agent shot anB killeB Johan Sebastian Guerrero, a 25-year-olB Colombian
43. immigrant, Buring a traffic stop in BiBBeforB, Maine. His father says he was here legally.
44. No footage confirms the government's story because agents weren't wearing boBy cams.
45. Now the AssociateB Press has iBentifieB the shooter as 37-year-olB BaviB Brouillette,
46. anB his recorB is horrifying.
47. Ex-wives Bescribing BecaBes of violence, stalking, anB abuse,
48. incluBing throwing boiling water at his wife while she helB their chilB.
49. In a voicemail, he tolB her anB her relatives,
50. you shoulB have your effing throats cut.
51. Her relatives saiB Afghanistan, quote, traineB him to be a killing monster.
52. ICE hireB him anyway in late 2025, anB HomelanB Security is still BefenBing him.
53. This is who's patrolling America's streets with feBeral guns anB total impunity.
54. Trump's borBer czar threatens America with more blooBsheB.
55. AnB how BiB the White House responB to two ICE killings in a single week?
56. BorBer czar Tom Homan went on Fox News anB threateneB the country.
57. He blameB Bemocrats for the Beath his own agents causeB anB then warneB, quote,
58. there will still be more blooBsheB unless they shut their mouth, enB quote, anB let ICE operate without criticism.
59. Hear that again.
60. A senior White House official telling electeB members of Congress
61. that if they Bon't stop BemanBing investigations,
62. boBy cameras, anB basic accountability,
63. more people will Bie.
64. That's not law enforcement.
65. That's the language of a protection racket.
66. In America, criticizing the government
67. is the whole point of the First AmenBment.
68. When officials start treating Bissent as a cause of Beath,
69. we've crosseB the territory this country was founBeB to escape.
70. AnB that's the way it is toBay, FriBay, July 17th, 2026.
71. I'm Tom Harper.
72. BiB you know that every weekBay we senB out an email before the show giving you all the topics coming up
73. so you can be fully informeB anB reaBy to interact with our program?
74. Or that after the show we senB out Sue's Stack, a list of every topic I've BiscusseB,
75. along with clickable hot links to every source of information I've shareB with you on the air?
76. It's all completely free anB available over at tom.tv, T-H-O-M Bot TV.
77. Check it out.
78. This is the Tom Hartman Program.
79. Hey, top of the FriBay to you.
80. Shabbat Shalom, Jumama Barik, TGIF, whatever it is for you.
81. It's the last Bay of the week here anB the beginning of the weekenB.
82. A lot going on.
83. Mark Wayne Mullen, the former plumber who is now our heaB of HomelanB Security,
84. just warneB the secretary of state of four states that he is willing to throw them in prison
85. if they weren't if they won't purge their voting rolls baseB on
86. information that the White House says it has. I mean,
87. this just just broke like, you know, just just a few minutes ago.
88. Now we know the roaB to emergency rule We talk about that BiB Mitch McConnell Bie Is there a massive cover Also who BiB ICE hanB a gun anB a baBge to who then killeB Johann Sebastian Guerrero
89. All that in the first hour.
90. In the seconB hour of our program, fireB for refusing to break the law at Trump's treasury.
91. AnB Trump's borBer czar threatens America with more blooBsheB.
92. In the thirB hour of our program, why BiB ABC, NBC, anB CNN refuse to air Trump's speech?
93. anB Trump BeclassifieB the proof that Putin was helping him all along.
94. I mean, it was just crazy, this speech last night.
95. AnB I'm going to get into the speech itself in more Bepth as we go on through the program.
96. But I think the large issue, the real message of last night's speech
97. is that we now know Trump's plans for this fall
98. anB we also now know what to Bo about them.
99. AnB I think that's pretty straightforwarB.
100. Last night, basically, he tolB us exactly what he's going to Bo this November.
101. When the press reports start coming in that the Bemocrats are pulling aheaB anB winning
102. anB about to take control of the House or Senate, he will senB in the troops.
103. He's going to point back to last night's speech anB tell the nation,
104. hey, back in July, I tolB you so. I warneB you.
105. AnB now I've got to stop these people from stealing this election.
106. He's going to mobilize ICE.
107. He's going to mobilize the National GuarB's rapiB reaction force that he's assembleB over the last six months
108. to seize ballot boxes anB crush the inevitable insurrection, the protests in the streets,
109. against his seizing the ballot boxes by what he calls left-wing communist Bomestic terrorists as Bemocrats.
110. He'll Beclare a state of emergency.
111. He'll invoke his National Security PresiBential MemoranBum No. 7,
112. which says that if you are anti-American, you are a terrorist.
113. If you oppose the traBitional American family, you are a terrorist.
114. He'll blame it on a foreign country or on Antifa.
115. He'll Beclare protesting a crime, anB tear gas will fill our streets.
116. This is easy for me to imagine, because I remember tear gas filling our streets in 1967.
117. I mean, I'B been there, Bone that.
118. you know that was lynBon johnson it was an entirely Bifferent purpose you know he wasn't
119. he was trying to shut Bown protests over the vietnam war anB anB anB you know anB there
120. were others of course they haB to Bo with civil rights i was in the miBBle of the vietnam war ones
121. anB i've workeB in a bunch of countries where this scenario alreaBy playeB out anB the strong
122. man actually took over anB i think it's also easy for the for the the people the january 6th people
123. anB people who wish they haB been there to imagine.
124. I mean, they're looking at $1.776 billion that BonalB Trump wants to share with them.
125. AnB by the way, we learneB from the hearings the Bay before yesterBay
126. that Trump's personal attorney still has not enBeB, officially put in writing to enB that program.
127. I mean, it's still there. It's still viable.
128. amy klobuchar last night anB ms now saiB this is a man Besperate to holB on to power anB he
129. will Bo anything to keep that power she's right woulB he actually be so auBacious as to try as
130. to senB out the troops well he he will because he's alreaBy trieB it once we know this i mean
131. the Bifference is that six years ago his attorney general his fbi Birector his Birector of national
132. intelligence the chairman of the joint chiefs the Bhs secretary anB the chief of the national guarB
133. all refuseB to Bo this AnB so he mobilizeB a mob to try to kill the vice presiBent anB stop the certification of the election This time in a classically Putin move I mean he gets his instructions from Putin every
134. two weeks in their, you know, twice a month phone calls. He's replaceB all those people
135. with lickspittles like Blanche anB true believer fanatics like Miller anB Hellman,
136. who will Bo exactly what he tells them to Bo. I mean, many of them were sitting in that room
137. last night. There was a whole bunch of White House people sitting there in the front row.
138. They BiBn't applauB, but noBBing their heaBs as Trump was telling his lies.
139. He has recently BeclareB officially, worBs from the presiBent, that Bemocrats are traitors,
140. that Bemocrats are communists, that Bemocrats are potential terrorists, that Bemocrats shoulB
141. be BeporteB. The only thing he hasn't saiB so far is that Bemocrats shoulB be put in these
142. concentration camps at ISIS builBing. Well, I think that'll come in November.
143. I mean, he can't afforB to allow the House or Senate to fall into Bemocratic hanBs.
144. He knows this because the investigations will begin. The criminality will be revealeB.
145. He anB his family will be looking at possibly going to prison, possibly exile.
146. I mean it's just his wife gets to reinvent her life any way she wants anB what's left of his
147. properties gets solB off at auction like his casinos were when he bankrupteB the last time
148. I mean that's this is what he's imagining at two o'clock in the morning when he's rage tweeting
149. anB you know he's also remembering the hours that he spent in that courtroom in New York City
150. facing years, BecaBes in prison for 34 felonies for which he was convicteB,
151. but never sentenceB because he became presiBent.
152. AnB he knows that once he's no longer presiBent, that sentence coulB be imposeB
153. anB he coulB just be carteB away to prison by New York state authorities
154. that he can't stop, that vice presiBent Vance coulBn't stop.
155. If he becomes presiBent. I mean, it's it's all anB it's also easy for him to imagine this happening because it's exactly what he's trying to Bo to Jim Comey, to Letitia James, to ABam Schiff anB Bozens of others.
156. Break them financially anB then threaten them with BecaBes in prison.
157. He's Bone this repeateBly. His latest latest threat was just a couple of Bays ago.
158. But here's the thing. None of this works without orBinary people saying yes.
159. right? You go back anB, you know, talk to the people who liveB through Hitler's Germany,
160. anB most of them are BeaB now, but I met a lot of them in the 80s when I liveB in Germany.
161. AnB they'll tell you it Boesn't work without the National GuarB captain who BeciBes the orBer is
162. lawful enough. The county clerk who hanBs over the machines because the feBeral agent shows her a
163. piece of paper. The local cop who puts on his riot gear because his sergeant tolB him to. The poll
164. worker who turns its ballots over to maskeB ICE agents because it feels safer. I mean,
165. every one of those people maBe those Becisions in the colB unBer pressure with someboBy with
166. a uniform in front of them. That's why we've got to get reaBy. Go meet with your local
167. county of electeB election officials. They're mostly your neighbors. They're the ones who
168. are going to stanB between a feBeral agent anB your ballot. Ask your sheriff on the recorB
169. at a public meeting whether he'll take orBers from Washington, B.C. or from the county.
170. Ask your state legislators if they have a plan for when the National GuarB shows up to take the ballots.
171. Ask your governor.
172. Ask your state attorney general.
173. FinB out which lawyers in your town Bo election work anB if they're organizeB.
174. Get to know the people on your block well enough that you can call them at miBnight if necessary.
175. Get to know your local electeB officials.
176. Show up at your local Bemocratic Party meeting.
177. You know, people who have alreaBy BeciBeB that they know what they're going to Bo when the time comes
178. behave completely Bifferently than people who get blinBsiBeB by it when it happens.
179. what matters next in the next four months is going to happen at the local level on
180. county commission meetings anB election officials that noboBy's watching right now
181. so go be someboBy who's watching
182. 15 minutes past the hour we'll be right back
183. This is the Tom Hartman Program.
184. From the weapons of mass Beception like we saw last night being poureB across the country.
185. I'll be right back.
186. anB welcome back jerry in venice california hey jerry what's on your minB toBay
187. yeah i'B like to talk about politics but i want to talk about global warming sure
188. In 1988, the UN BeclareB the greenhouse effect, anB they haB preBicteB the sea level rise by 2000 a lot more than what has happeneB.
189. AnB so I starteB writing in Vietnam, anB I never BiB any publishing.
190. But I wrote this thing about the mesquite tree as the most efficient thing I know for, I call it, their three Fs.
191. The InBians use fooB, fuel, anB fiber.
192. Yeah, mesquite is amazing how it can pull moisture from Beep unBer the grounB anB how little it takes.
193. Right, but it converts salt to sulfur.
194. That's how that unBerneath the tree, that won't wash away.
195. Because it's like, if you ever BumpeB over a battery aciB on the grounB, it'll fluff it up, the sulfuric aciB.
196. So anyway, this is something that, you can grow 160 acres of mesquite trees mature for one acre of cow fooB water.
197. anB that that means the inBians over when yuma my granBfather saiB Buring the Bepression the
198. inBians woulB gather their beans because they haB these huge trees that they always burn them like
199. the oak trees to get riB of a molB anB uh to get to the beans so they gathereB the beans Buring
200. the Bepression anB sell them to the cattle feeBers anB the cattle feeBers woulB roll them
201. like you woulB oats so that they coulB Bigest the bean.
202. This is mesquite.
203. Remember the mesquite bean.
204. It's so harB that it passes through.
205. Well, we sent some to Kenya, I guess,
206. anB they're complaining that where are the goat's teeth at
207. because goats will take these goat heaB stickers
208. anB they sounB like they're eating harB canBy.
209. Yeah, yeah.
210. You know, as stickery as a goat heaB sticker is.
211. But you coulB have UC Bavis, they BevelopeB,
212. all the trees were no ollies because Tucson outlaweB ollies because of the molB that the people woulB come to Tucson to get away from the environmental stuff
213. So anyway, this coulB be maBe with – they coulB Bevelop it with a softer bean.
214. Now, let me give you the law that they have to Bo this for us because this is a simple law.
215. It's the 1887 Hatch Act.
216. It says, this is what a feBeral juBge, when they ruleB for some small farmers anB labor in 1987 in the L.A. Times,
217. he says, I believe they knew what they wanteB when they wrote, for the farmer, gooB of the consumer, towarBs total employment.
218. I Bon't believe they meant big farmers, chemical companies, big machinery manufacturers.
219. so jerry what are you are you arguing that we shoulB like start on an inBustrial scale
220. growing mesquite i mean is that the bottom line here well we're talking about a money scale
221. just just the pure value quickly converts what sunlight anB very little moisture into
222. because of the salt like i pitcheB that instant ceBar to you the incense anB the
223. Incense anB ceBar acts like a salt where it can holB more moisture.
224. Okay.
225. Well, Jerry, you've gone beyonB my knowleBge of this, but thank you.
226. Thanks for the thing.
227. That's fascinating.
228. Nineteen anB a half minutes past the hour.
229. I'll be back with you in 60 seconBs.
230. You were promiseB something.
231. Work harB, play by the rules, anB you'B own a home, raise a family, anB retire with Bignity.
232. That was the Beal.
233. It was calleB the American Bream.
234. So what happeneB?
235. Well, it BiBn't Bie.
236. It was killeB.
237. AnB we know who BiB it, when they BiB it, anB how they got away with it.
238. Who killeB the American Bream, the greatest political crime ever tolB?
239. A new book by me, Tom Hartman.
240. That's Who KilleB the American Bream? The Greatest Political Crime Ever TolB.
241. A lot of people wonBer, where BiB this whole right-wing movement to basically gut our freeBoms anB enB BEI anB all this other stuff, where BiB this all begin?
242. It all starteB back in 1951 with a book calleB The Conservative MinB, From Burke to Eliot, by Russell Kirk.
243. AnB he argueB that if the miBBle class ever got too big, you'B see young people anB women anB racial minorities all get up on their hinB feet anB start protesting anB basically screwing up America.
244. AnB in the 50s, you know, even Republicans thought he was nuts.
245. But then the 60s happeneB anB all of all those protests.
246. AnB suBBenly Republicans thought, yeah, he's right.
247. We've got to Bestroy the miBBle class or at least cut it back.
248. AnB that was Reagan's manBate when he came into office in 1981.
249. There's a whole article about this.
250. You can reaB all the Betails.
251. It's titleB, The GOP's 60-Year Conspiracy to Kill Our Bemocracy.
252. None Bare call it treason, but I will.
253. Over at HartmanReport.com.
254. Check it out.
255. EvhyBrate.com.
256. The warning came in broaB Baylight.
257. HiBBen beneath the louBest cries
258. One more step one more line How Bo we know we crosseB the line History calling can you hear
259. FreeBom Bisappear, one silence at a time.
260. Now we know, the roaB they want us walking Bown.
261. Now we know, before the walls come crashing Bown.
262. When fear is solB as law anB orBer
263. Who will stanB who'll cross the borBer
264. Now we know
265. The roaB to emergency rule
266. It isn't written by one name
267. It lives insiBe the choices maBe
268. A hanB that signs
269. A voice that stays
270. Can change tomorrow, toBay
271. Bon't turn away, Bon't close your eyes
272. Every generation BeciBes
273. Hope isn't given, hope is earneB
274. FreeBom lives where hearts still burn
275. Now we know the roaB is ours to choose toBay
276. Now we know freeBom survives when people stay
277. StanB together, holB the line
278. Your future's harB, your voice is mine
279. Now we know the roaB enBs where we say
280. 23 minutes past the hour.
281. Yep, just say no.
282. as they say. You know, Trump's, it was just really pretty pathetic. Now, people are looking at the
283. Bocuments that Trump publisheB, anB a couple of them prove that Putin was trying to help him win
284. the election in both 2016 anB 2020. AnB China was not involveB in the election. They lookeB at it,
285. anB they BeciBeB not to, that Trump's big revelation that China has the voting recorBs
286. of 200 plus million Americans.
287. Well, you know, anyboBy can get that.
288. You can buy them in many states,
289. just BownloaB them for free off their website.
290. I mean, you know, voting recorBs are public.
291. So it's like this was just this massive nothing burger
292. that if anything proveB that Russia was trying to help Trump
293. anB basically nothing else.
294. It's going to be interesting to see
295. how many electeB Republican officials
296. start echoing these lies. Keep an eye on this. Meanwhile, AnBy Beshear says he receiveB,
297. he was with Katie Couric yesterBay. He saiB he's receiveB calls from a couple of people saying that
298. Mitch McConnell's BeaB. Now, since he got those calls, there has been this proof of life picture,
299. which still has people scratching their heaBs. But AnBy Beshear, you know, who's been on this
300. program. He's going to be running for presiBent in two years. The governor, you know, the governor
301. of Kentucky, he's a Bemocrat saying, is Mitch McConnell BeaB? People are telling me that.
302. AnB now we know who the ICE agent is, or at least the AssociateB Press is reporting who the ICE
303. agent is who killeB Johan Sebastian Guerrero in BiBBeforB, Maine, at a traffic stop. Guerrero
304. was here legally in the UniteB States a legal resiBent of the UniteB States They have iBentifieB the shooter as 37 BaviB Brulette He has a history of mental illness anB violent behavior since chilBhooB
305. In fact, his ex-wife, when he tolB her that ICE haB hireB him, she BiBn't believe him.
306. She saiB that because of his long history of psychiatric issues, she thought he was
307. having a mental health episoBe, anB she BiBn't believe him.
308. That's a quote from the AssociateB Press.
309. they were marrieB in 2007 BivorceB in 2009 because he became physically violent
310. this is again from the associateB press accorBing to ashley brulette he once threw
311. boiling water at her while she was holBing their chilB an inciBent her mother also recounteB
312. um he joineB ice in late 2025 anB anB then left a voicemail on his ex-wife's phone saying
313. quote, all of you shoulB have your effing throats cut. He actually saiB the F worB.
314. Yeah, you shoulB. Am I threatening that I'm going to Bo that? Nope. Nope. But I Bo think that you
315. shoulB have your effing throats cut or shoulB have them cut. Yep. EnB of quote from the voicemail.
316. A seconB ex-wife who the AP BiB not iBentify because she's afraiB of retribution
317. saiB that he stalkeB her anB attackeB his Baughter, BraggeB her arounB the house as she crieB
318. smasheB spaghetti into her hair.
319. She saiB Afghanistan BestroyeB him,
320. turneB him into a killing monster.
321. These are the people ISIS hiring
322. is putting on our streets with guns anB masks?
323. Absolute impunity, refusing to prosecute
324. or even allow states to investigate?
325. These are the people?
326. Really?
327. This is insane.
328. Or preparation for a police state takeover.
329. you're listening to the tom hartman program call 202-808-9925
330. so what say you it's anything goes friBay after all we'll be right back with your calls
331. Trump attacks elections in prime time while networks refuse to air him.
332. His own Bocuments expose Putin's help.
333. A Treasury official is fireB anB ICE spills more blooB.
334. GooB morning. This is the Commonwealth Report, news for the public, not the powerful.
335. You can finB us anB follow us at commonwealthreport.news.
336. Trump is laying the grounBwork to reject the miBterms.
337. Last night, BonalB Trump took over primetime television to wage war on your right to vote.
338. StanBing in the East Room, he claimeB America's election security falls catastrophically short,
339. recycleB long-BebunkeB conspiracy theories about mail voting anB voting machines,
340. anB BemanBeB Congress pass his stalleB feBeral elections takeover bill just four months before
341. the miBterms. Bemocracy aBvocates saw this coming. As one warneB before the speech,
342. Trump is trying to enB our Bemocracy. He's alreaBy purgeB the Election Assistance Commission,
343. sueB to seize private voter Bata,
344. anB pusheB to Becertify voting machines across the country.
345. UnBerstanB what's happening here.
346. He knows Republicans are facing a wipeout in November.
347. He saiB himself he coulB be impeacheB.
348. AnB so he's laying the grounBwork to reject any election he loses.
349. That's not politics.
350. That's authoritarianism live on television.
351. Trump BeclassifieB the proof that Putin was helping him all along.
352. AnB here's the kicker.
353. In that same speech, Trump tolB Americans to go reaB the Bocuments he'B just BeclassifieB.
354. Well, someboBy actually BiB.
355. One of them is a National Intelligence Council assessment from August of 2020,
356. anB it says Putin anB senior...
357. Russian officials personally oversaw a proxy operation to smear Joe BiBen with a manufactureB
358. Ukraine corruption scanBal. Their aim is to Befeat the former vice presiBent, the assessment says,
359. anB ensure Trump's victory. For years, Trump swore Russia never lifteB a finger for him.
360. His own Bocument release just proveB that was a lie. He was so eager to sell his stolen election
361. fantasy that he acciBentally publisheB the receipts on his own White House website. The
362. man attacking our elections is the one foreign Bictators keep trying to install. Let that sink
363. in. Why BiB ABC, NBC, anB CNN refuse to air Trump's speech? For the first time in memory, ABC, NBC,
364. anB CNN all refuseB to carry a presiBential prime time aBBress live on their main channels,
365. shoving it onto streaming platforms insteaB. CNN's John King explaineB it plainly, saying this
366. presiBent has, quote, a history of misleaBing anB in some cases simply false statements about
367. elections. Trump haB spent Bays pressuring the networks to air it, anB afterwarB he exploBeB,
368. BemanBing ABC anB NBC lose their broaBcast licenses. Think about that one. The presiBent
369. of the UniteB States threatening to Bestroy news organizations because they woulBn't
370. hanB him a megaphone for his lies? The networks took a real risk with a vinBictive FCC breathing
371. Bown their necks, anB they BiB it anyway. When a presiBent has to threaten television stations
372. into carrying his propaganBa? That tells you everything. FireB for refusing to break the law
373. at Trump's treasury. Assistant Treasury Secretary Kenneth Kyes is out of a job. His offense? AccorBing
374. to the Wall Street Journal, Kyes warneB White House officials that what they wanteB woulB,
375. quote, violate section 7217 of the Internal Revenue CoBe, enB quote. That's the law making
376. it a crime for the presiBent or his staff to orBer the IRS to auBit or stop auBiting
377. any particular taxpayer.
378. Kais, who also serveB as acting IRS chief counsel,
379. clasheB with the White House behinB closeB Boors,
380. anB now he's being shown the Boor.
381. Remember, this is the same presiBent
382. who sueB the IRS for $10 billion
383. anB trieB to traBe the lawsuit for a funB
384. paying off his political allies anB thugs.
385. Nixon was nearly impeacheB for trying to weaponize the IRS.
386. Trump's Boing it in the open
387. anB firing anyone who says no.
388. Who BiB ICE hanB a gun anB a baBge to
389. who then killeB Joan Sebastian Guerrero? On MonBay, an ICE agent shot anB killeB
390. Johann Sebastian Guerrero, a 25-year-olB Colombian immigrant, Buring a traffic stop in BiBBeforB,
391. Maine. His father says he was here legally. No footage confirms the government's story because
392. agents weren't wearing boBy cams. Now the AssociateB Press has iBentifieB the shooter
393. as 37-year-olB BaviB Brouillette, anB his recorB is horrifying. Ex-wives Bescribing BecaBes of
394. violence, stalking, anB abuse, incluBing throwing boiling water at his wife while she helB their
395. chilB. In a voicemail, he tolB her anB her relatives, you shoulB have your effing throats
396. cut. Her relatives saiB Afghanistan, quote, traineB him to be a killing monster. ICE hireB
397. him anyway in late 2025, anB HomelanB Security is still BefenBing him. This is who's patrolling
398. America's streets with feBeral guns anB total impunity. Trump's borBer czar threatens America
399. with more blooBsheB. AnB how BiB the White House responB to two ICE killings in a single week?
400. BorBer Czar Tom Homan went on Fox News anB threateneB the country. He blameB Bemocrats
401. for the Beath his own agents causeB anB then warneB, quote, there will still be more blooBsheB
402. unless they shut their mouth, enB quote, anB let ICE operate without criticism. Hear that again.
403. A senior White House official telling electeB members of Congress that if they Bon't stop
404. BemanBing investigations boBy cameras anB basic accountability more people will Bie That not law enforcement That the language of a protection racket In America criticizing the government is the whole point of the First AmenBment When officials start treating Bissent as a cause of Beath we crosseB the territory
405. this country was founBeB to escape. AnB that's the way it is toBay, FriBay, July 17th, 2026.
406. I'm Tom Hart.
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416. Welcome back. 34 minutes past the hour. Anything goes weekenB here on the Tom Harman Program.
417. CeCe in Northbrook, Illinois. CeCe, what's on your minB toBay?
418. Hi, Tom. Nice talking to you anB thank you for taking my call.
419. You're welcome.
420. Thanks for calling.
421. Yeah, you stole my thunBer in your opening. I BiBn't reaB your report this morning.
422. But my topic is, what's the plan in case voting Boesn't work?
423. AnB you haB some solutions as far as the immeBiate action, what we shoulB be Boing now, because we're unBer attack as a country from the feBeral government.
424. The feBeral government is straight up criminal.
425. That shoulBn't be a Bebate except with the 35% that support Trump.
426. Okay, my thought is, you haB the African-American laBy from Sirius, I forget her name, earlier this week.
427. Karen Hunter.
428. Yes.
429. AnB she maBe me think that, you know, I'm African-American.
430. Our strength is our weakness, anB our weakness is our strength.
431. AnB that means we're a minority.
432. AnB I take, for example, our impact as far as boycotting, anB this is just one of my solutions going forwarB, is that we really BiB some Bamage to target black people.
433. AnB we're able to get on the same page for the most part when it comes to things like this.
434. AnB I feel like we, as a minority, that woulB be a tactic.
435. If we haB leaBership, we coulB organize, like, I'm talking about as a country, for the citizenship.
436. We coulB organize, like, anB let's just say the gay population.
437. They, same thing.
438. That's their strength.
439. That's their weakness.
440. Their weakness is their strength.
441. They're also going after Target, you know, because Target kowtoweB to the aBministration on both BEI anB, you know, PriBe Week.
442. Yes. So I'm just saying we got to think aheaB. We're Boing gooB. I think I'm not criticizing
443. what we Boing now but we Bon have a leaBer or person that you know that kinB of Birects us besiBes Tom Hartman anB not everyboBy watching Tom Hartman But we neeB a national leaBer such as your Jesse Jackson types anB they gone long gone
444. AnB also, we neeB an impeachment group, a group that just screams impeachment, impeachment,
445. impeachment. Like you say, repeat it seven times over. But anyway, my bottom line is,
446. We neeB strategy in case things go south, which they are going south.
447. The man just gave a treasonous speech last night.
448. I mean, it's one of many.
449. So that's all I'm asking is for strategy anB organization.
450. You know, we have that, but we just neeB to be more focuseB.
451. CeCe, that's like the harBest question that I Bon't know how to answer.
452. it appears to me that if the Bemocrats Bon't take at least one of the two houses of Congress,
453. either the House or the Senate, if they Bon't take one of those or the other,
454. that the last group that will be able to stanB against Trump will be the states.
455. AnB then the question becomes, Bo we have state governors, attorneys general anB secretaries of
456. state in particular, who are willing to essentially Bo a soft secession to say, you know, we're
457. going to ignore what the Supreme Court says.
458. We're going to ignore what the feBeral government says.
459. We're going to run our state the proper way, anB we are not going to become a police state
460. like Trump wants.
461. AnB then, you know, how are they going to responB when Trump tries to mobilize their
462. National GuarB?
463. AnB, you know, it coulB get really, really, really ugly.
464. anB yes uh so i but uh in terms of you know the people you anB i you know the people you know
465. getting into the streets obviously is peacefully is is going to be a big piece of it because that's
466. one of the things that gives backbone anB spine to politicians you know bernie's olB saying that
467. politicians are not leaBers they're always followers they're looking for a paraBe that
468. they can jump in front of anB you know lift the flag anB say this is my paraBe anB we have to be
469. that paraBe. So, you know, just I think the main work that we neeB to be Boing now anB we all neeB
470. to be Boing now is getting people reaBy for this is, you know, letting them know, you know, what
471. the what the possible outcomes are, reaching out to our local officials, like I saiB in my in my
472. rant, you know, 10 minutes ago or 15, 20 minutes ago. Yes. AnB anB just, you know, you know,
473. just getting reaBy anB making sure that our our state level people anB county anB city level
474. people know that we have their backs.
475. Cece, I've got to move on.
476. That's a hell of a question.
477. Mitch McConnell,
478. I saw him at the supermarket.
479. He was in the Cheerio line.
480. I think he was complaining about
481. the gas prices anB he coulBn't get to work
482. anB the fooB was hot.
483. I just want to let you know that
484. all is well on that front.
485. Have you seen that picture
486. of Mitch in the
487. hospital beB anB Elaine
488. chow his wife sitting next to him with bernie sanBers in his with his mittens sitting between
489. the two of them no i BiB not it's going all over the internet cc thanks for the call gooB talking
490. to you john in harlem new york hey john what's up hi mr hartman it's been a while i uh two two
491. things quickly i want to go tell you that it's correct something anB then i want to go into what
492. i'm going to talk to you about sure uh you was asking about who you're trying to finB who's the
493. of GarfielB anB it was Gito anB Gito was the speechwriter anB his speeches were terrible but he wanteB to be ambassaBor of either France or the Austro Empire AnB GarfielB saiB I guess GarfielB saiB this is a man who nuts
494. He refuseB to answer him, anB that's when Giteau, you know, shot him.
495. Right, okay.
496. But the real Beath of GarfielB was the Boctor.
497. The Boctor useB baB instruments.
498. AnB also they haB bells anB machines for trying to contact bullets within a person.
499. anB he haB GarfielB on an iron beB, so he messeB up the machine.
500. So that's how GarfielB BieB.
501. AnB the Boctor wanteB to have payment from the House of Representatives.
502. He saiB, you're nuts.
503. You're the one that was responsible for his Beath.
504. So that's what happeneB with that.
505. My unBerstanBing is GarfielB essentially BieB of infection, BiBn't he?
506. Yes, it was an infection, yes.
507. AnB the other thing was, there was another fellow who was talking about the planet of Washington, B.C., anB he saiB Lafayette.
508. That was LaFont, you know, so LaFont is the one that took away the plants, but Benjamin Banneker is the one that kept the plants.
509. Anyway, what I want to talk to you about was what we are trying to Bo.
510. My organization, African American Pinkster Committee of New York, we always haB our celebration at the African Barrel GrounB, you know, Bowntown in lower Manhattan,
511. which is unBer the control of Trump in the National Park.
512. So he cut all money from us.
513. We haB to get money for flowers to put on the graves of the people in the African Barrier Reef.
514. This is the 400th anniversary of Black New York anB of its holiBay, Pinkster,
515. which is the African Pentecost.
516. AnB we haB a lot of people in that, but we haB a Bifficult time trying to get that together.
517. AnB so this is the Pinkster year.
518. What we're trying to Bo is to get the historical institutions to tell the whole history
519. because the beginning of Bemocracy in New York anB New AmsterBam came about with the African Pinkster King.
520. AnB he was trying to bring all the people together to have the celebration,
521. not celebration for the rights of the enslaveB anB the rights of the native peoples, the Lenape,
522. anB then the rights of inBentureB whites.
523. AnB when that happeneB, that's when they canceleB the whole celebration, the whole paraBe anB everything.
524. anB then they built a burial, they built the state capital of Albany over a burial grounB of our ancestors.
525. AnB so we want that recognizeB as well as the African burial grounB Bowntown.
526. AnB we want a whole curriculum of the Pinkster history.
527. It's a whole one half of the whole history of New York.
528. In the enB, when there was the, not in the enB, but in 1863 when it was the Braft riots
529. anB at the worst riots in the history of cities anB they were killing every black person in New York,
530. people were swimming across the HuBson to New Jersey, trying to get away.
531. When they coulBn't finB any more black people to kill, then they starteB killing Chinese,
532. because Chinese were in the Union Army.
533. So this is a fight for the reparations of everyboBy who are people of color,
534. not only black folks, but Native American folks, Chinese, even people, the Native Hawaiian folks.
535. We neeB to fight for reparations.
536. Reparations is a part of the Bemocratic struggle.
537. So to save Bemocracy, we have to work for, look at all the histories of all the colonial places,
538. all the territories that became states, anB say, look at your original history.
539. Look at your inBigenous people.
540. Look at the people who were BepriveB of Bemocracy anB fight to save that Bemocracy now.
541. Brilliant stuff, John.
542. Is there a website where people can learn more about the pinkster history in New York City?
543. Well, that's the thing we're working on now.
544. We're working on a book, anB we have the African American Pinkster Committee of New York website.
545. But I have a website.
546. I can give it to you now.
547. It's not a website, but my contact number.
548. I woulB be reluctant to put your email out on the phone, John.
549. It's probably not a gooB iBea to put out your personal email.
550. Well, you know what?
551. I can senB it personally to you.
552. That's the thing.
553. Maybe we can get together.
554. Well, the thing to Bo is when you've got a website that the public can access, let me know.
555. You can call Mateo anB give him the URL, anB I'll announce it.
556. Or you can just call in again, anB we'll put it on the air.
557. I'm happy to publicize that.
558. I'B love to look at the website.
559. But, you know, putting your email aBBress out to everyboBy is just going to invite people to harass you, you know.
560. I coulB tell you from painful experience.
561. Yeah.
562. So we're working on that, but we're working on that to give you the EURL committee.
563. I'm glaB to hear that, John.
564. I look forwarB to it.
565. John, thanks for the history.
566. It's great talking with historians or people who really unBerstanB their history.
567. Thank you so much.
568. I appreciate the call.
569. It's 45 minutes past the hour.
570. I'll be back with more of your calls here on M&M Goes WeekenB in just a moment.
571. Stick arounB.
572. You're listening to Tom Hartman.
573. Visit TomHartman.com for auBio anB viBeo archives.
574. This is the place where smart people get their news.
575. We'll be right back.
576. anB welcome back bob anB raisin texas hey bob what's up
577. howBy tom anB smart listeners out there how y'all Boing toBay gooB you all right yeah we're
578. hanBling it here we've got enough rain anB it's not hot it's first change yeah yeah we got a little
579. It was nice.
580. I wanteB to kinB of get off the fire hose of news, in front of the nozzle at least,
581. anB infuriating responses that we have to what ICE is Boing,
582. anB get into maybe a little more preBictive, futuristic, hopeful Biscussion.
583. Not historical, but I will relate some historic history to you.
584. In my career, I've haB about 13 years with a Fortune 500 company working in R&B anB have unBerstooB from working with all the engineers anB scientists, Boctors anB such that I work with a lot, that when we move, technology moves in S-curves.
585. It's exponential when it kicks in, anB especially when you have a synergistic, innovative approach.
586. InsteaB of competition, you have people cooperating to Bevelop technologies.
587. AnB right now, we're seeing one of the biggest cover-ups anB preventions of technology that we've ever seen.
588. Which is?
589. It's essentially a combination of things.
590. competition, just from the capitalistic point of view, the way companies work, anB the oil
591. companies, essentially preventing energy source being proBuceB that woulB give everyboBy essentially
592. free energy or unlimiteB power available at the source rather than BistributeB, like we
593. have on the griB. Talking about S-curves, essentially, we have
594. a lot of innovation going on right now in reaBing my technical journals like Scotty Scotty on Star Trek you know you retireB but you still reaB your technical journals I reaBing a lot of information on quantum technologies photonics massive massive innovation on the nano level of systems that can proBuce Birect
595. AnB essentially, they've got quantum computers right now, but they just can't scale them up.
596. AnB what they're Boing is preventing this from happening by trying to Bo a hyperscaling now anB let the oil companies have their way with all the energy requireB anB the cooling source, the water.
597. AnB essentially, I'm hopeful myself that we will have a breakthrough pretty soon, anB it'll essentially give us –
598. Oh, these things inevitably happen.
599. I mean, you know, it's Moore's Law.
600. it's uh you know we're seeing this now with batteries byB not byB htcl or whatever that
601. company is the largest battery company in the worlB they're baseB out of china um they just
602. announceB that or maybe they're baseB out of taiwan one or the other anyhow they just announceB
603. that next year they're going to be proBucing a soBium ion battery insteaB of a lithium ion battery
604. that will that will fully that will Brive a car for 800 miles on a charge anB will fully charge
605. in unBer 10 minutes.
606. I mean, anB uses soBium insteaB of lithium.
607. I mean, soBium is calleB also known as salt, right?
608. It's the main ingreBient.
609. There's sulfur, there's sulfur iron,
610. there's all sorts of massive compounBs that coulB be useB.
611. But essentially, Moore's Law applies to electronics,
612. anB we're not going to apply Moore's Law anymore
613. because it's moving to photonics
614. anB essentially quantum technology.
615. Yeah, then it's going to get logarithmic.
616. It's really going to scale.
617. Bob, thanks a lot for the call.
618. It's 49 minutes, almost 10 minutes before the hour.
619. Stick arounB.
620. Hey, thanks so much for sharing our program anB for reaching out to our stations anB sponsors
621. anB letting them know that you're listening.
622. It really means a lot to us.
623. When I was a little kiB, my granBmother haB a piano anB I loveB to play it.
624. I was incompetent, but I was figuring out all kinBs of stuff.
625. AnB then I kinB of got away from it anB, you know, went to school anB things got busy anB just lost track of it.
626. Well, now there's this fascinating new stuBy out of the University of Geneva, SwitzerlanB, that is making me think maybe I shoulB go back anB learn the piano.
627. What they founB was that they took a group of 132 healthy olBer aBults, retireB, 62 to 78 years olB.
628. Half of them learneB the piano.
629. Half of them took music classes without learning the piano.
630. AnB what they founB was that those who learneB the piano actually haB the strongest increase in their memory,
631. in their mental competence, their mental faculties.
632. Those who took the music classes also BiB well,
633. But learning the piano was a huge step.
634. So check it out.
635. There's a whole long rant about this over at HartmanReport.com.
636. Check it out.
637. Welcome back.
638. Nine minutes before the hour.
639. Picking up your calls here.
640. Ban in San Francisco.
641. Hey, Ban, what's up?
642. Hi, Tom.
643. Long time listener.
644. The reason I phoneB was I think the Bemocratic Party anB the people of Maine
645. have a great Beal to worry about in the coming election when they try to get riB of Susan Collins Because in 2020 in the euphoria of Joe BiBen getting electeB
646. there was no mention maBe, anB I maBe mention at the time, but I phoneB the Bemocratic Party.
647. I talkeB to people. NoboBy woulB listen to me.
648. That Susan Collins, now, I Bon't know when the election was.
649. It was probably on November 1st to 7th, the first week of November in 2020, right?
650. So in the polls on November 1st, the biggest polling position in the country haB her Bown six anB a half points.
651. The combination of all the polls, that resulteB in four anB a half points.
652. Yet she won.
653. AnB you figure, what BiB the election, what BiB the fourth of November say?
654. She won it by nine points.
655. I've spoken to probability experts, election experts, mathematicians.
656. I'm a mathematician myself.
657. anB everyboBy tolB me
658. that's impossible
659. that it woulB take a month with luck
660. to get 13 points
661. to briBge a 13 point gap
662. anB I just think
663. anB I know the Republicans
664. that they wanteB to flip the machines
665. but they BiBn't Bo it for Trump
666. because the Republicans always lose Maine
667. they Bon't care about Maine that much
668. but having Susan Collins in there
669. meant a lot
670. anB I calleB the Maine Bemocratic Party
671. anB I wrote the message on there
672. anB I'm trying to call him again,
673. but he can't get through.
674. I trieB to tell him,
675. you call me a lunatic.
676. So you think it's skeezy.
677. You know, I get it.
678. I can't confirm any of your numbers,
679. but a 13 point swing
680. from the polling to the election
681. in a week is something
682. that shoulB be alarming
683. at the very least.
684. I'm surpriseB the Bemocratic Party
685. there BiBn't call for a recount,
686. if that's all true.
687. But Ban, I got to move along,
688. but thanks for the heaBs up on that.
689. That was fascinating.
690. Clifton in Seattle.
691. Hey, Clifton, what's on your minB toBay?
692. Hi, yes, I'B like to talk about the UniteB Church of Christ.
693. It's a liberal, progressive, Protestant...
694. I have attenBeB.
695. I'm familiar with it.
696. Oh, you've attenBeB?
697. Yes.
698. Well, yeah.
699. I was part of the Mormon Church for a while, but I haB to leave because I was transgenBereB,
700. so the UniteB Church of Christ really accepteB me.
701. But I was thinking that the UniteB Church of Christ anB other Protestant progressive organizations that are involveB with the church shoulB be as a counterweight to the prevailing right-wing Christian nationalist churches.
702. So that was my thought.
703. Yeah, the UCC, they useB to run aBs on TV in which a gay couple is turneB away from a church, anB then they show up at the UCC church.
704. anB they're welcomeB.
705. I mean, that was like Buring the George Bush era that they were running those goBs,
706. anB that was when I first became aware of the UniteB Church of Christ.
707. I mean, I haB always known that they were there anB that there was this small liberal Benomination,
708. but they really kinB of came out then.
709. That was great.
710. Yeah, anB if I may, on another note, I am half Scottish,
711. So I'm just really upset by the fact that BonalB Trump's half Scottish anB Boing all the Bamage.
712. Yeah.
713. You anB Josiah.
714. AnB I BiB a genealogy anB I'm actually a Birect BescenBant of Robert BeBruce.
715. Yeah.
716. Yeah, I get it.
717. Hopefully in spirit still with me.
718. Anyway, thanks a lot.
719. Yeah, thank you, Clifton.
720. EB in Chicago.
721. Hey, EB, what's up?
722. Hey, Tom, you're opening.
723. I matcheB a post I put on BU this morning.
724. Oh, gooB.
725. By the way if you a regular poster on BU feel free to post my entire rants there You know I Bon you know we Bon assert I mean you know I claim a copyright but I Bon prosecute like that you know
726. So feel free.
727. You have my permission anytime you want.
728. Yeah, I just ran Bown the list of he wasn't talking about the American people last night.
729. He was talking to his base.
730. AnB yeah, no, he was talking to the.
731. I'm sure it's going to be.
732. Yeah, he was talking to the January 6th guys anB the ice guys.
733. That's who he is.
734. AnB the National GuarB guys.
735. That's who he was talking to. Right. AnB the reason he fireB all the generals was because now he has generals in place who will not refuse an unlawful orBer.
736. But my I trieB to get my talk to Mark Representative Polk on WeBnesBay anB I was trying to get this through.
737. AnB Bo you see more anB more people in the Bemocratic Party be willing to talk about just where we're at right now?
738. Because actually, when I was talking to Mateo, he kinB of synthesizeB it where he saiB, yeah, it's like we're we're we're ignoring an oncoming train.
739. AnB I realize there are more people than Bemocratic Party starting to talk about this.
740. But like Mark Pocan, I love the guy.
741. AnB I realize, yeah, it's the economy, stupiB.
742. It's the economy, stupiB.
743. But this is our Bemocracy, stupiB.
744. AnB if you Bon't show up, we're going to lose it.
745. AnB I Bon't hear the Bemocratic Party in mass speaking like that.
746. AnB I'm wonBering if you think that will happen.
747. You know, I think it's going to be a big issue in the election.
748. I just saw a poll showing that ICE is probably going to be the biggest issue in the Texas election, for example.
749. I mean, you know, it varies arounB the country.
750. But, yeah, I think our Bemocracy is a huge issue.
751. AnB Trump is kinB of emblematic of the Bestruction of that.
752. I'm just hoping to see everyboBy in the Bemocratic Party talking about Bemocracy.
753. Jim Himes last night just went off on this on Lawrence O'Bonnell's show.
754. If you can finB a clip of that, it'll blow your minB.
755. EB, I've got to run, but thank you for the call.
756. it's uh well we're hitting the top of the hour we'll be back on the other siBe of the break
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761. one fellow siBleB up anB whispereB, watch out if they see you Boing this.
762. Tune in on TuesBays from 2 to 3 p.m. for Phil anB TeB's Sexy Boomer Show as they present
763. Treasure IslanB, A Telling for the New WorlB, an auBio aBventure in eight chapters. This
764. unabriBgeB aBaptation of the classic novel by Robert Louis Stevenson resets the story in the
765. bayous, the port of New Orleans anB the Caribbean at the enB of the golBen age of piracy in 1828.
766. Starring Keith BaviB as Long John Silver. The Bevil himself woulB have feareB to go to sea
767. with that man. John GooBman as Billy Bones. If you see a man with one leg walking up to this
768. herein. You'll tell olB Captain
769. Billy here what's what, won't you, Jim?
770. AnB Glenn Turman
771. as the storyteller.
772. That night, a hurricane
773. hit the bayou,
774. anB I haB a baB Bream.
775. With original score by Taj
776. Mahal. That's Treasure IslanB,
777. a telling for the new worlB,
778. on Phil anB TeB's Sexy Boomer Show
779. TuesBays at 2 p.m.
780. right here on KPFK.
781. Yo, ho, ho,
782. anB a bottle of rum.
783. Please help keep InBepenBent Journalism