“LARGE crowds of CARING Dems gather… huh?”

[00:00:01] Hey, where are you going? I gotta get home. America, it's time to come home. It's time to come home! By bringing common sense back into the nonsense. Welcome to Common Sense Coalition Talk Radio, where America comes home. Down this dirt road you're going to find determination and grit, opinions that matter, and a big ol' helping of good discernment.

[00:00:28] And now, the woman that wishes the DC occupiers would stop making her use her mom voice. Do not make me come down there. Here's your host, and the voice of common sense, Beth Ann. I welcome you today to CSC Talk Radio. It is my honor, my privilege, and my pleasure to be here with you today. I was thinking of something else whenever I thought, oh, I'm on the air.

[00:00:54] But it was something silly, something one of my sons had done yesterday, and they like to, every now and then they like to do a little thing. They, they, we have a family thread of texts, and everybody's involved in it, and once in a while one of them will throw out some kind of a trivia question, and I was thinking about that, and I thought, I haven't told Rudy about that yet. Anyway, it is insignificant, according to the show. It has nothing to do with the show. So, let's go to the Lord in prayer.

[00:01:24] For such a time as this, most gracious Heavenly Father, I do thank you that my children will text back and forth, and be silly with one another, and challenge one another, and still love one another. Thank you for the blessing and the honor of raising those boys. And I thank you for my children and the grandchildren and my great-grandchildren.

[00:01:53] What a legacy you have given my husband and I. Our patience paid off. Well, patient or not, they would have grown up. Thank you, Father. And, Father, we do praise you for your love and your grace and your mercy. We thank you, Father, for where we are today in this world.

[00:02:20] Even in tragedies, Father, we have to give you praise. May we understand the things that we go through, the trials that we go through, are all a learning curve. We must be learning and growing closer to you. We live in a broken world, and things happen. Airplanes crash. Cars crash. People fall down.

[00:02:49] Houses burn. Floods sweep the land away. But you are still on your throne, loving and caring for your children. Even when we feel alone, we know that we are not. So thank you, Father.

[00:03:13] I pray, Father, for your continuing watch care and protection around President Donald J. Trump and all those in his administration for his family. Father, I just pray that you will watch over them and keep them safe. Keep this nation safe. As it is, the world is in turmoil from what has happened in the past many years. Not just the last four. They just escalated it.

[00:03:43] But, Father, may we, your children, may America once again be that one nation under God, seeking and pushing forward for you. We praise you, Father. We love you, Father. I ask your blessing on today's show, and I ask your blessing, Father, on CSE Talk Radio.

[00:04:08] Help us to move forward and to make it a little profitable, a little less strenuous every month. But I thank you that you have seen us through. Bless today's show, Father. May my words encourage and maybe bring a chuckle, but always bring a challenge. For such a time as this, I pray in Jesus' name. Amen.

[00:04:38] A nation divided. Have you seen the large crowds of Democrats protesting against peace around the world? And protesting for the death of more chickens, because that will suit their accusations of Trump causing an egg shortage, and the high price of eggs, and the shortage of chickens, everything. Have you seen the large crowds rallying for the Democrat elected officials protesting against transparency?

[00:05:08] Have you seen the large crowds of Americans rallying with the Democrats against Doge? Have you seen the large crowds singing, oh, please make them stop singing, and chanting and cursing and protesting against President Trump, who was elected by a majority of Americans? Do they realize that March 14th is the deadline for another budget?

[00:05:35] But the Democrats are busy leading huge rallies against President Trump. Or are those rallies truly against the American people? They, the Democrats, and the Democrat media would have you believe that this nation is in total disarray. That all hate Trump, and oh my gosh, they must immediately impeach him again.

[00:06:02] By the way, tomorrow marks a one-month anniversary of the returning of our Constitutional Republic. Have you seen the large crowds around the nation? Nope. You know why? Because there isn't any. There's none. Zippo. Oh, they have a little crowd. It is the Democrats who want camera time, and perhaps a few hired protesters, and perhaps a few laid-off bureaucrats.

[00:06:28] But there are no large crowds, hugerous crowds protesting against a transparent, competent, ethical, caring, idealistic government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Most of us wake up every morning wondering, what will Doge discover today? What's going to happen today?

[00:06:51] In fact, over 60% of the Americans are close to 100% for these things. They don't all like Trump. But as I read to you yesterday, one lady said, I like went into the voting booth holding my nose like, okay, I'm voting for this guy. I don't really like him. And now she loves him.

[00:07:20] Most of us wake up feeling proud to be an American these days. We wake up feeling stronger, safer, and more secure in our homes and in our land. Well, except for those crazy Democrats. I'm a little worried about them, who are just corrupt enough to start committing some real crimes against this nation, just like they did in the summer of love in 2020. I don't see President Trump and his new cabinet allowing that to happen again.

[00:07:47] Hopefully he's learned a lesson from that. However, the Democrats and their bureaucrat lackeys are protesting for the hidden government. They're protesting for it. They're protesting for wasteful and corrupt government. They're protesting for an uncaring government that pretends to have some social culture or something or other, which is contrary to common sense and science, isn't it?

[00:08:15] They are protesting against the Constitution and against we the people. While they are protesting and while the Senate is slow moving the votes to confirm President Trump's cabinet nominees, yeah, Thune, I'm not impressed with Thune yet, are you? But I have to scratch my head and I say, who's working on this budget? This new budget, who's working on this new budget? Aha!

[00:08:45] It is unelected bureaucrats working on those spending categories. Oh, they love to complicate a budget, don't they? Do you wonder how many columns are in that ledger? How many columns are down to... I thought the Democrats didn't like unelected working... unelected people working in the government. Oh! Only if it's their unelected people.

[00:09:15] You see, our nation is not as divided as they have tried to make us believe. They all want you to believe that. That's why they are also very upset, because we're not divided. One nation, an American spirit is back. And it feels so good. It feels so good, doesn't it? Yeah, we got a long way back. We're not there yet. But you hang in there, America. You hang in there.

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[00:13:05] And we have returned. You're listening to CSE Talk Radio. This is Beth Ann. I've got a lot of news today or a lot of comments or opinions or whatever. But we're going to start with some good news. And I'm going to preface it with this. If you want a representative government, which is what a constitutional republic is. I'm going to explain the difference once again between a republic and a democracy.

[00:13:31] But if you want representative government, you must elect people who will represent you. And if they get in office and all of a sudden they stop representing you, then you unelect them. It's that simple. They work for us. So before I get into this, because this is proof that the constitutional republic is working.

[00:13:58] A constitutional republic, in a constitutional republic, the citizens vote. They vote for those who will represent them. Be it a representative in the House or a senator representing you in the Senate. Or a president representing you in the White House. Unfortunately, we do not get to vote on the Supreme Court. Which is probably good because I'm not sure how crazy that would get if we did.

[00:14:30] A democracy does the same thing. They elect the people. Now when you're in an election with the senators and representatives, it's a popular vote. And who the best man wins. You know, the one who gets the most. But in an election of a president, it is not the popular vote. It is the electoral vote.

[00:14:58] And we won't get into the details on that. But that is the difference. But the real difference between a democracy and a constitutional republic is the Constitution. Because that Constitution is the job description for the president, for the senators, and for the representatives in the House.

[00:15:24] It's also a contract for the judicial system, the judicial branch, the Supreme Court, the federal judges, all of them. So, the difference is that contract, that Constitution. A democracy, you elect them and they can do whatever.

[00:15:48] But, in a republic, in a constitutional republic, they are restrained or constrained, is that the right word? With that contract. There are certain things they're not allowed to do and certain things they are supposed to do. So, when we see the Democrats protesting Doge and telling them, telling and getting these federal judges to go against Trump's executive orders.

[00:16:17] Now, you know how I feel about executive orders. But this is where we are today, people. Then, they are no longer representing the people. Because he was, and they're not representing the Constitution. They keep saying it's unconstitutional. But the truth is, this huge, hugerist, do it again, Rudy. Hugerist bureaucracy is unconstitutional. They are not to make law.

[00:16:47] Now, Congress is to make law. The House of Representatives makes the laws. They write the bills. It gets approved by the Senate as well. And it comes back to the House. And that's how those bills get made. Moving on. Now that I've explained all that, once again. And it's like nails on a chalkboard. It doesn't matter if it's a Republican saying it or a Democrat saying it. We're not, we were not established as a democracy.

[00:17:15] But this is coming out of Kansas, Rudy. We got some good news coming out of Kansas. Kansas Republicans, yesterday, passed a bill banning irreversible transgender medical procedures on minors. Overriding the veto from the Democrat Governor, Laura Kelly. She vetoed this bill. And they turned around and they undid her veto. You know, we can do that.

[00:17:46] You realize the president or a governor, if you have representation, correct representation, in the House, in your legislators, whether it's state or federal, they can override a veto with enough votes. And they did that in Kansas. With help from Kansas voters last fall, we were able to override her veto.

[00:18:13] In other words, they got enough Republicans with common sense, we hope, to protect Kansas children from these harmful, irreversible, and experimental gender reassigning surgeries and medicines. We are so thankful to everyone who made this victory for common sense possible. Isn't that marvelous? Isn't that wonderful? The children in Kansas have been saved.

[00:18:44] Now, the Democrats like to scream Nazi and Hitler and all this and that. And I'm not going to do that, but I am going to remind all of us that it was Hitler that took children and elderly and sick and did medical experiments, torture and such on them because they meant nothing to him. He did not care.

[00:19:12] So I want you to remember the word caring because caring, when people in the government that represent you care, you will be winning. So, Kash Patel overcomes the key hurdle in the bid for the lead of FBI and they're going to vote on him tomorrow. So it was by a 48 to 45 tally.

[00:19:40] Isn't it amazing how the American people are 60-some percent for all this and yet the tally in the Senate is close? Because the Democrats are not representing the majority of the people. They're not. Not even their constituents. They're not. In order for Trump to have won as big as he did, there was a whole lot of Democrats that voted Republican.

[00:20:07] And we talked about that yesterday in that article that I read to you. Both those women voted for Trump because of the stupidity like what happened in what that governor tried to do in Kansas. Pushing for crazy stuff on our children. Anyway, by a 48 to 45 tally, the members voted to invoke cloture. A handful of senators did not vote, figures.

[00:20:37] Lawmakers now have limited time to debate. This is about the filibuster. They tried to filibuster him. They stopped the filibuster. Cash, this is coming from, who said this? Trump. Cash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator, and American first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption,

[00:21:04] defending justice and protecting the American people. The history on Cash Patel that I know about, he's got more history than what I obviously know about. He was the one who discovered the corruption. He was the one who discovered that the dossier was all fake and baloney and that the FBI was pushing it.

[00:21:30] And he went to, I think, Representative Nunes. Am I saying that name right? I get him and that other guy mixed up, Newsom. Nunes. Nunes. And Nunes went to the president, Trump. Who all was involved with that? Pretty much everybody, including President Obama. They were all involved, trying to unseat the people's choice of president of the United States of America.

[00:22:00] And now they're doing it again. The case should pass. It's CNN reported that Susan Collins from Maine and Lisa Murkowski have yet to decide whether they're going to support Patel or not. Senator Bill Cassidy, I guess he was also a little wavering, has announced Tuesday, yesterday, that he would confirm a nominee of Cash Patel. So here we go again with the phone number.

[00:22:29] It's 202-224-3121. And you tell those senators, knock it off. Knock it off. I guess that's kind of like, don't. They need to know that their jobs are on the line. Seriously. I know maybe you're not from Maine. Maybe you're not from Alaska. But you still pull some weight. Because we're a republic.

[00:22:59] A constitutional republic. Of the people, by the people, and for the people. And we must never forget that. All right. We're going to talk about a little war that's going on between the AP and President Trump. And we're going to talk about a comment that Trump has made about Ukraine.

[00:23:20] And I've got a lot to talk about regarding our new Secretary of Health and Home. But it's got health in us. Anyway, HHS. Bobby. Bobby Kennedy. We're going to talk about him and what he said to his people. He got them together and he had a little talk. And that's a good thing. I think you're going to love what he said. You're listening to CSC Talk Radio. This is Beth Ann. We'll be right back.

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[00:28:12] And we have returned. You're listening to CSC Talk Radio. This is Beth Ann. I'm going to interrupt my show for just a second because this came in and I have not studied it. And I don't know exactly what the idea is behind it. Let's put it that way. And this is about the budget.

[00:28:35] Trump says he backs one big, beautiful bill in the battle between Senate Republicans and House GOP over how to pass agenda. Speaker Johnson joins former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago and they talk about this. So, I'm not for one big, beautiful bill. But he must have some reasoning he's doing this. He says they're working together well, the House and the Senate.

[00:29:05] They're one big team. He said right now they're working together. I guess they are. But I am not impressed with how fast things are getting done. Maybe I'm being impatient. Tomorrow's just one month. But it seems to me, why is it so hard to get those nominees passed? Why has it taken so long to get an FBI director in there? It's one big, beautiful bill.

[00:29:33] And like I said, I just got it. I had Rudy. I don't even have it in large print because I like to have things in large print. I just printed it so I could look at it. It says several House Republicans signaled their opposition to the budget resolution over concerns that the reconciliation bill it would trigger could lead to significant cuts in Medicaid. They're always saying that it never does. I don't know what that's about.

[00:30:03] Richard Stern of the Heritage Foundation, he's a director there at the Center of the Federal Budget, told the Daily Caller News Foundation that the House reconciliation bill set up by the initial budget resolution will likely add to the deficit. Well, of course they will. They're not going to spend less money, are they? Thune questioned Tuesday whether the House budget resolution allowed.

[00:30:27] For enough room to accommodate all of the president's sweeping tax priorities within the $4.5 trillion deficit ceiling window. Now, I have a question, and it's not for anybody to answer right now. But they're finding all this corruption. They're finding all this money being spent. And we don't have it back yet. I mean, it's not like it's instant.

[00:30:51] But they just keep passing these bills and adding to them. They never try to take anything away. Nobody has looked at, oh, what's the spending at USAID? I mean USAID. Nobody looks at it. I guess it's one of the columns in a spending bill. Has it been taken out? No.

[00:31:20] Nothing has been taken out yet. Nothing. So here we go again. And I don't know how they're getting time to do this, but I guess it's all those unelected bureaucrats that are working for them. Secretaries and all this and that. Lawyers. And then they want more money. I guess they're going to get a raise. I didn't read about that in there. I know I was pretty upset about that a week ago. I don't think they deserve a raise. I don't think they should get a raise. I think it's not the time.

[00:31:48] They get this country back where it needs to be. Then we'll talk about raises. They didn't ask me. Did they ask you, Rudy? They didn't ask me. He's shaking his head no. People can't hear you shake your head no. Especially when you're not in front of the microphone. Anyway. Well, I'm shaking it hugerously. Hugerously. There is a reason I say hugerous.

[00:32:12] And it's because of a game on my phone that's called Word... What is that called? Wordscapes. Wordscapes. That's right. And they had the word huger on there. Not hugger. Hugger would be H-U-G-G. Huger. And I questioned this. And so it's been a running joke in the office and at home that it is huger than that. And it's the hugerest of all.

[00:32:42] And so I know I make English teachers cringe. But I have a lot of fun with the language every once in a while. All right. So the AP refuses to acknowledge the Gulf of America. They refuse to adopt the new name. Now remember when the Democrats were changing all the names. Knocking down all the statues just like China did. And trying to remove our history. Telling all of us that our history is bad and ugly. Well, yeah, we had some bad times. Slavery wasn't good.

[00:33:12] We weren't the only nation with slavery. And there are nations that are still involved with slavery. The Muslim faith believes in slavery. So, yes, we've had bad times. But they had no problem accepting changing all those other names when the Democrats wanted to do it. But when Trump wants to change it, and you stop and think about that. We all kind of chuckle about it.

[00:33:41] We are the hugerest nation. We are the strongest nation on the globe. They all look to America again. They didn't four years. For four years, it was like, oh, you know, you know, even when Obama was in. They didn't really look to America as leaders. But we are. And we're back.

[00:34:10] Not bullies. Leaders. There's a difference. Democrats. But the AP refuses that. And so, since the AP refuses that, Trump's not allowing them in the Oval Office during his, which I think is pretty cool that he's holding all these press conferences in the Oval Office. We're going to keep them out until such time that they agree that it is the Gulf of America. Now, let's just stop and think of it.

[00:34:39] Mexico is not a nation that people turn to. And we have more land around this ocean than they do. So, the Gulf of America makes sense. We're very proud of this country, and we want it to be the Gulf of America. The Associated Press just refuses to go with that, the law, and so that's what has taken place.

[00:35:07] So, the president said they can't come into the Oval Office. He says, I have the right to do it. I have the right to do this. So, his press secretary says, nobody has the right to go into the Oval Office and ask the president of the United States questions. You just don't have that right.

[00:35:30] That's an invitation that is given, and there are hundreds of outlets on this campus, many of you in this room, who don't have the privilege of being a part of the pool every single day and getting to ask the president questions. We reserve the right to decide who gets the invitation to go into the Oval Office.

[00:35:53] And you all have credentials to be there, including the Associated Press, who is in this briefing room today. She went on to say, if we feel that there are lies being pushed by outlets in this room, we are going to hold those lies accountable. It is a fact that the body of water of the coast of Louisiana is called the Gulf of America,

[00:36:19] and I'm not sure why news outlets don't want to call it that, but that is what it is. The Secretary of Interior has made that the official designation in the geographical identification name server. Apple has recognized it. Google has recognized it. That pretty much every other outlet in this room has recognized the body of the water as the Gulf of America.

[00:36:45] And it's very important to this administration that we get that right, not just for people here at home, but also for the rest of the world. Remember when I told you the Declaration of Independence was written not so much for the king, but for the world, and especially for France. They wanted the world, our founding fathers wanted the world to know,

[00:37:14] we are a nation. It is significant. We are an independent nation. I think Gulf of America is very appropriate. Don't you? I kind of like all this tech-to-tech going on. I kind of like it. All right, when we come back, we're going to talk a little bit about Ukraine and a whole lot about JFK Jr., I'm sorry, RFK Jr. and the Human Health Services.

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[00:41:56] That's preparewithbethann.com. And we have returned to listening to CSE Talk Radio. This is Bethann. Okay. Something maybe most Americans don't know. Maybe they do. I don't know. I've known it. It happened. Or it didn't happen, I say. I guess you should say it didn't happen. But Trump suggests Ukraine elections could pave a way for peace.

[00:42:26] Right now, Zelensky's saying things he needs to just be quiet. He needs to be quiet because he thinks he's being not informed on these peace talks. Well, his time will come. But Trump made the comment, you've had four years to have peace talks. And you've not even tried to have peace talks.

[00:42:55] You know, Biden didn't want peace. A lot of people don't want peace. Do you remember when there was, and it was Republican, I don't remember his name, but there was a House of Representatives that wanted to put a statue of Zelensky in the Capitol. Zelensky is a thug. He has not allowed Ukraine. He's pulled a military, what do they call it, emergency.

[00:43:22] And they've not allowed, he's not allowed an election. If they had an election, do you think he would win the election today? I don't think he would. According to Trump, Zelensky's approval rating is like 4%. It's a country that's been blown to smithereens, Trump said. Most of the cities are laying on their side.

[00:43:49] I would say that if they want a seat at the table, wouldn't the people of Ukraine have to say it's been a long time since we've had an election? That's not a Russian thing. That's something coming from me and coming from many other countries also, Trump stressed. Because Rudy heard a rumor, and I think Trump is addressing that here, Rudy, that Russia says they need to have an election.

[00:44:19] But Trump's saying that's not a Russian thing. That's me. And other countries that are saying Ukraine needs to have an election. Remember our wonderful representatives in the House and the Senate telling us that it's a democracy and we need to support them. I mean, we've been sending billions and billions of dollars there that... Zelensky doesn't know what happened to that money. The last election they held was in 2019.

[00:44:49] Even if fresh elections were held, the results might be questionable, with much of Ukraine now under Russian control and Zelensky having banned at least 12 rival parties, including his main opposition, after accusing them of having Russian sympathies. He sounds like a Democrat, doesn't he? All right, let's get to the good news. The good news is Bobby Kennedy's in charge.

[00:45:19] He is the new Health and Human Services Secretary. And he said to his group, nothing is going to be off limits. He said to his group, nothing is going to be off limits.

[00:46:04] They eat fast food. They drink soda pop. They don't get exercise. They're on their phones all the time. I don't even know if they have PE and, you know, organized physical education in school anymore. Remember when JFK was president? We had to do so many pull-ups, so many sit-ups. You had to do all those things. And you got an award, got a certificate. I don't recall ever getting one of those.

[00:46:31] But I remember doing the stuff. I could never do a good pull-up. I could never do a pull-up. Maybe one. So, some of the possible factors we will investigate were formally taboo or insufficiently scrutinized, he said. I will, I'm willing to subject them all to the scrutiny of unbiased science.

[00:46:57] He says, some things previously taboo concerns include the childhood vaccine schedule, electromagnetic radiation, glyphosate, other pesticides, ultra-processed foods, artificial food additives, SSRI, and other psychiatric drugs,

[00:47:23] P-F-A-S, P-F-O-A's, microplastics. Me. This is coming from me. I think that what he's doing is very important. The pharmaceutical business has been in business with Congress and the FDA. There is absolutely no reason for a newborn baby to need to have a hepatitis C vaccination.

[00:47:52] Unless the mother is an addict or a prostitute and has hepatitis C. Nor do babies need flu shots. I know it's been a long time since I had a little baby. But my babies received vaccines. Measles, mumps, rubella. And, of course, tetanus shots when they were a little older. And a booster. I remember when I was a child, and I still have a scar.

[00:48:19] Many of you, if you're around my age, you had smallpox vaccinations. We eliminated smallpox. Bobby Kennedy tells his staff that an overwhelming majority of the founding fathers were citizen scientists. Thomas Jefferson. George Washington. John Adams. James Madison. Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Rush, a physician.

[00:48:49] If you remember, he was first Supreme Court justice. Julianne Bartlett, a physician. Matthew Thornton, a physician. And Oliver Wolcott was a physician. Science and democracy, and I had to go ger, were born together during an enlightenment. And they share the same ideals for openness, for public access, and for transparency.

[00:49:17] Now, remember I said, remember the word caring, because I'm going to have to rush through this. Kennedy also laminated that a fog of narrative warfare had left Americans with a warped view of his character and his beliefs. So he wants everybody to start afresh and anew, and he's telling them where they are. And he said, we're going to launch a new era of radical transparency.

[00:49:43] Through radical transparency, we can provide Americans with genuine, informed consent. And he mentioned that they are going to have competent, ethical, caring, and idealistic motives. Competent, ethical, caring. If you care about someone or something, you're going to do right by it.

[00:50:12] That was a word that kept coming up last night in the interview between Hannity, Elon, and Trump. Elon kept saying, care. You have to care. If you care about something, you're going to do right by it. Do you care about this nation? Do you care about our constitutional republic? Then America, let's bring America home.

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