Carl Cannon
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166 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 25 Jun
Carl Cannon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Anyone? Well, you know, how about this? This contract with Boeing was in 2018 when he was president the first time, Megan. I guess let's go back to first principles. How come this iconic American company can't produce one plane in seven years? I know.
Look, taking this plane as a gift is absurd, but I kind of get Trump's frustration. Where's the plane? Where's the new Air Force One? Trump's the only president in history that his plane that he was using before... Air Force One is a step down from that.
Oh, God.
Good to be with you, Megan. Well, you did Albany Law School proud, I'll tell you that.
Yeah, Tom went to Princeton. He got it. I went to the University of Colorado. I got about half of it. Actually, Megan, I cover I cover the courts for many years and you did a good job. Sunrise. You did.
Well, his name was Garcia. It is Garcia, actually. And that's not the reason. No, but your analogy. Look, he lived in this case. Let's talk about the politics of it for a second. We'll get back to the legal of it. He's a dad of three, lives in Silver Spring, not Silver Spring, in Prince George's County, in a house. You can look it up with Zillow. You can find out where he lives. His wife works.
He's got three children. The youngest is five years old and is a nonverbal autistic child. He's apparently working. It doesn't sound like he was really in any gang. He was... And I'm not sure I'm also I'm skeptical, as you are, that his life was threatened. I'm also skeptical. He was an MS-13, which the government keeps saying without any evidence whatsoever.
This was in 2019. Well, there was one person alleged he denied it. It wasn't a hearing. As you point out, these immigration courts don't have, they're not set up, you know, guilt or innocence beyond a reasonable doubt. Right. But but but look, I'm talking about the politics of it, though. Here's a guy taking care of his kid. He's picked up.
He's got this Biden administration did nothing for four years now. Maybe he should have paid closer attention to the election campaign as it was unfolding. But he's there running an errand and suddenly he's in El Salvador in prison. And yes, they can deport him to El Salvador, but he's never even been charged with a crime.
And whatever the government wants to say, and the Justice Department lawyers have been a little bit, they've not quite known what to say. And one of them was removed for not being a passionate advocate. They first said it was an administrative error. Then they said they couldn't do anything about it.
His lawyer says, well, they couldn't do anything about it, but they didn't try to do anything about it. The idea that because of the United States law enforcement, he's in a prison, a person in prison who's never even been charged with a crime, I think it makes Americans very uncomfortable. It makes me uncomfortable. And could he have been deported? Yeah, but he wasn't just deported.
He was sent to prison, straight from the streets of Maryland to a maximum security prison in El Salvador. It seems Kafkaesque.
Oh, that's Kilmar Garcia. He's right on the cusp. I think he came here like 10 years ago, 2016. So he's he's he's close. If they let him alone for another six months, he'd have been he'd have been safe in the pool.
No, you're not wrong. But Kristi Noem has a recent history of being very bad at public relations. I happen to know some. I have an inside knowledge about this. You know, she that thing that she put in her book about shooting dogs or her dog. Yeah, yeah. Well, she put that in her first book. which came out a few years ago, but the editors there took it out. They said, what is wrong with you?
We're not putting that in your book about shooting dogs. But what happened was that editor left and she went back to the same publishing house. It was now run by kind of younger people and they didn't stand up to her. And she saw the opportunity. She said, ah, I'm going to put that back in. Boy, that belongs in my book. So let's just say public relations is not her natural forte. Yeah.
At least it's not pointed as a dog, compatriot.
Well, that's what I hate to keep harping on poor Abrego Garcia, but that's the White House press secretary accused him of engaging in human trafficking. He was never, that just came out of nowhere. This seems to be a go-to phrase for them because they think people hear it and go, well, gosh, yeah. Shoot him. Don't even send him. Don't even send him to El Salvador.
You know, human trafficking, murderers. But to your point, in all seriousness, she should use very precise language. They should be careful about the law. And she she she shouldn't even be standing over the gun. She should she should be doing what you said, Megan. I guess I'd nominate you for the job right now. Could you take her job?
Wait, wait, wait, wait. If you take that job and would you, and you have to give up this podcast, would you, you'll come on our podcast?
I will come on your podcast. Okay.
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