Did President Trump Just Hint At His Next Target? (w/ Ned Ryun) | Episode 52
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Hey there. Welcome to Vince. Great to have you with us on a Wednesday. Rumble.com slash Vince. That's how you get to us live if you're listening on the audio podcast. Always great to have you with us. We've got a huge show today. Ned Ryan from American Majority is stopping by. Great American patriot. We'll talk to him about what's going on in the world and what he thinks is going to happen next. The big, beautiful bill. What's going on there? Also, the First Amendment. Does the First Amendment guarantee that the government's going to cut you a check every month? I don't know about you. It doesn't work that way for me. But you do have lefty organizations who are saying it's a First Amendment threat to cut off their federal funding. I'm sorry. What? I will dive into the details there.
Also, Frank Fugazi, Mr. 8-8 himself, is attacking Dan Bongino, the deputy director, FBI, which means it's a day that ends in Y. I've got all the details ahead on Vince. Again, great to have you with us. The best damn audience in media. hey you know what i'm doing these days i'm sleeping on a helix mattress i've been sleeping better than ever on my helix mattress i look forward to sleeping every single night my wife and i love love no kidding that helix mattress at the end of a long day no more tossing and turning helix sleep is an award-winning mattress brand that's been the essential reason why i do wake up feeling so much more refreshed and ready to take on each new day Helix mattress can really help you figure out which mattress is going to work best for you. So do you have back pain? I do. Do you sleep too hot or do you snore? Visit helixsleep.com slash Vince and you can get started. So once you get your mattress delivered, you can finally get some comforting sleep. And right now, Helix has an amazing exclusive offer for listeners of the Vince podcast.
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Cutting off their federal funding, that is our federal funding to them, amounts to a violation of the First Amendment. Now, isn't that an amazing thing? I don't remember that clause in the First Amendment that NPR or any media organization is entitled to federal funds. Where did that come from? Well, literally nowhere. They just made it up completely. NPR is insisting that they're entitled to your money. And if they don't get it, it's a violation of the First Amendment. Take a look here. This is the New York Times. NPR sues Trump over order to cut funding. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations, said President Trump's executive order violates the Constitution and the First Amendment.
I'm sorry, what in the hell are they talking about? I love the left. The left, which doesn't ever take the Constitution seriously, and when they talk about it, they pretend it enshrines rights that don't exist, like they can take your money and give it to NPR. NPR sued President Trump on Tuesday over his executive order that aims to end the federal funding for NPR and PBS. The lawsuit that was filed in federal court in Washington by NPR and other public radio organizations, including Colorado Public Radio and Aspen Public Radio, said that Mr. Trump's order violates the Constitution and the First Amendment's protection for freedom of speech. The lawsuit says the following, quote, the president has no authority under the Constitution to take such actions.
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