Anthony Romero
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127 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Charlie, what you've done is incredible here.
Good day, sir. So two questions. One is regarding the SCOTUS win for Trump. Sanctuary cities and states like New York, Chicago, Rochester, New York, how will they try to fight this since the highest court has already ruled in favor of Trump? And my other question has to do with the visas by the federal government.
Why do schools think they have a right to declaring who gets a visa when it's technically the government? Because I'm seeing a school in my area, the University of Rochester, they're losing tons of Chinese students and they're not happy about this because of the millions that the school is losing.
westernize them nearly as much as you might think like oh they come here and they learn to love america and they hate china no they don't that that doesn't happen at all what do you think would be the way forward anthony here um i can say this i used to work at the university of rochester for years so i've seen what goes on there um i'll be honest the colleges act like they're their own city and state because they're so small and they don't believe that they have to abide by the rules of the local community the federal government they can do what they want
Really, to be honest, I think all their tax exemptions should be taken away, and they need to understand that once you start bringing in revenue like they do, you're a business. A nonprofit like yours or, let's say, the Cancer Foundation, it's a little different, but a college is not. You're providing a service.
I'm trying to finish up one now, actually.
The Constitution. Oh, isn't it great?
Yeah. I've just been so busy at work, and I'm trying to scratch out time for that and reading.
We're going to the rally this weekend.
Good morning, sir. I have a question regarding the Phyllis topic. How do we identify candidates that are true to their word? you know, when they run for office, when they're in office, because they're starting to show themselves that they're not really who they are.
Charlie, before I – Can I say one more thing?
Happy Friday, Charlie. The piggyback off of Chris Rufo's part about colleges and you going on campus and doing your events and me working with colleges is – If we – how do I want to put this?
The DEI hiring and the DEI and what they're doing with free speech on campus, would it be better off to do – strip the nonprofit status away from schools so they would have to change hiring processes, change education processes, and be more streamlined to produce a better quality student and to bring in better quality workers?
Because now they would have to think like a business and not like an educational institute. Yeah.
Hey there, Charlie. Two questions. One is a topic you touched on yesterday about special elections. And that question is, why do GOP voters not want to come out for those or like local elections? Because they just seem to want to come out for federal for some reason. And the next question is,
Federal law enforcement has all right to come into an area that's a sanctuary city to get rid of illegals. The city of Rochester in New York has told its police, who assisted this week with federal law enforcement, now that 10 to 11 guys have to go through rehabilitation and they want them fired. And it's made a big stink in the area where I live because of this.
How can a city or a county tell their local law enforcement when it's in the code that they have to work with the federal law enforcement?
Hey, Charlie, what's going on? So I have a question because not many people understand what goes on in New York. Trump is meeting with Hochul today, our governor. And I know one of the things on the docket is this pipeline that goes through the New England states that he wants to have come through New York to help lower costs by $5,000 a month or a year, whatever it came out to be.
The issue is Hochul and the previous governor, Cuomo, have made sure that no fracking, no pipelines will come through. And come next year, any new houses built in New York State cannot have natural gas hookup. And then a couple years later, new buildings can't have natural gas hookup. So how does the EPA and how can Trump do anything to override all these?
And I know they're state level, but what can they do? Because New York has a ton of natural gas.
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