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Tony Perkins and guests review the Iranian war and developments in the Middle East following a meeting between President Trump and Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun, illegal voting discoveries and concerns, health care fraud, dark-money ties to abortion-by-mail operations, and the status of the Chloe Cole Act that will permit victims of gender mutilation procedures as minors to sue for damages.
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Tony Perkins and guests review the Iranian war and developments in the Middle East following a meeting between President Trump and Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun, illegal voting discoveries and concerns, health care fraud, dark-money ties to abortion-by-mail operations, and the status of the Chloe Cole Act that will permit victims of gender mutilation procedures as minors to sue for damages. ...more Show the full description Show less Tony Perkins and guests review the Iranian war and developments in the Middle East following a meeting between President Trump and Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun, illegal voting discoveries and concerns, health care fraud, dark-money ties to abortion-by-mail operations, and the status of the Chloe Cole Act that will permit victims of gender mutilation procedures as minors to sue for damages.
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In this video 0:00 Capitol Hill Updates and Election Integrity14:00 Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Middle East Shifts17:30 New Jersey Voter Fraud Exposed28:00 Dark Money Abortion Pill Network39:00 Plan C: Defying Life-Protecting Laws
Capitol Hill Updates and Election Integrity 0:01 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington, DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and0:12 newsmakers, all from a biblical world view. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.0:19 Commercial ships are going through the straits, and they're being blown up. The United States is defending that shipping, and in addition, is targeting the places that are launching against those ships to continue to0:28 degrade Iran's ability to target and harm, global shipping. So that's what's happening here, and, and that's what we're focused on.0:38 That was secretary of state Marco Rubio speaking to reporters earlier today about the situation with Iran. Welcome to this Wednesday, July 22nd edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host, Tony Perkins. Thanks for tuning0:50 in. Well, coming up, as the US military continues its nightly strikes against the Iranian regime, new developments in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia could further reshape the geopolitical landscape1:02 of the Middle East. We'll discuss the latest with Jonathan Hessen from the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security. He'll join us live from Israel. Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, house Republicans are in a1:14 series of votes on some of their top legislative priorities. Indiana congressman Marlon Sutzman will join us to update what's happening on Capitol Hill. Plus, it was revealed yesterday that New Jersey has added
1:26 6600 noncitizen voters to the voter rolls in error. We'll discuss this with J. Christian Adams, who has been litigating election and voting rights cases throughout the US.
1:38 In addition, we'll be discussing a dark money operation that is at the center of the organized effort to ship the abortion drug into states whose laws prohibit it. All of that and more straight ahead.
1:54 Alright. Let's once again begin the conflict in Iran. Tensions continue to mount as president Trump has renewed his warning to attack Iranian infrastructure. Joining us now with the latest is Washington stands
2:07 reporter, Casey Harper. Casey, what is president Trump threatening to do now?
2:11 Well, it's a big threat, Tony, and it comes on true social earlier today. President Trump said that every time Iran shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, something they're doing a lot now, the US would bomb 1 Iranian
2:22 bridge and power plant, something he's been holding back on but repeatedly threatening. Now this comes after Iran warned it would attack US allies and countries that back DC if the US attacked Iran's nuclear facilities.
2:34 But earlier today, president Trump went to Dover for a ceremony honoring the lives of 4 soldiers killed in recent attacks. Here's a clip.
2:41 We're going to Dover. I guess some of you are going with us to honor our heroes, and they are indeed great heroes, actually. They said and they all of them said very
2:53 strongly, we can't let we cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon. They won't have a nuclear weapon. So we're going to honor them. And, 1 of the hardest
3:05 things to do for me, it's 1 of the hardest things to do as a president, but, has to be done.
3:11 In addition to that human cost there, there's a financial cost as well. Secretary of war Pete Hegseth yesterday estimated before congress that the the war has cost 37500000000 dollars so
3:23 far. And still today, secretary of state Marco Rubio said the US would continue to protect those commercial shipping and target sites that the Iranians are using, to attack vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, Tony.
3:35 Alright. Let's turn to some domestic news. Voters in, Arizona, Casey, made their voices heard yesterday as they cast their ballots for some key races that actually could shift the political balance of the state.
3:47 Yeah. That's right. The results are in. So let's start with the race for governor. The Trump endorsed Republican congressman Andy Biggs. He won his primary, and he's gonna face off against the Democratic incumbent Katie
3:57 Hopps. Another Trump backed, candidate and a former former NFL player, Jay Feely, he won the Republican nomination for Arizona's 1st congressional district. This one's considered a major toss-up, 1 that Democrats
4:09 are kind of eyeing and hoping to flip in their favor. Now in a race to replace the outgoing congressman Andy Biggs, that, sheriff former sheriff rather Mark Lamb, who was endorsed by president Trump, won the
4:21 Republican primary despite some lingering allegations there. And lastly, in Arizona's 4th congressional district, Democratic incumbent Grant Greg Stanton successfully defeated his, defended his seat against a
4:32 primary challenge from a Democratic socialist, Kai Newkirk. So finally, the Democratic socialist, took a loss, which is something that kinda bugs the trend, Tony.
4:42 Well, speaking of elections, I mentioned this earlier. Hundreds of non US citizens in New Jersey actually voted illegally after over 6000 were reportedly
4:53 accidentally added to the state's voter rolls. How'd this happen?
4:57 Yeah. Something that we're told never happens seems to keep happening quite a lot. So after reviewing New Jersey's voter rolls, the Democratic governor, admitted that 400 noncitizens have cast ballots illegally
5:10 since 20 23. The governor said this happened because of a software error in the DMV system. I guess, you know, the DMV is not very reliable, shouldn't ever be trusted for something as important as voting. But here's a
5:21 clip of the governor explaining what happened in a press conference yesterday.
5:25 A serious software error in New Jersey's motor vehicle system led to the improper voter registration of what we believe to be roughly 6600 people
5:37 in our state. In the case of this error, some individuals indicated that they weren't citizens and weren't eligible to vote, but the software registered them anyway.
5:49 Now the governor said her chief counsel is,
5:51 of course, launching an investigation into the how this happened, and, you know, she couldn't resist the opportunity to go after president Trump, attacking him on the election integrity issue. But, Tony, I guess, you
6:02 know, the DMV, the lines, maybe maybe it was, maybe it was then this time.
6:09 Well, it's the computer. It's the computer. Computer error. Right. Alright. Shifting to some other news. The Trump administration continues its anti fraud effort. Casey, walk us through the latest on that
6:21 front.
6:21 Yeah. That's right. The Trump administration's really been cracking down on this and highlighting a lot of pretty, disturbing examples of fraud seemingly every day. There's a new 1. In this case, Department of of Health
6:31 and Human Services announced that the centers, for Medicare and Medicaid services, known as CMS, they're holding back over 867000000 dollars from California and another 200000000 dollars from Minnesota,
6:43 both states that have been under the microscope for fraud. Now HHS director Robert f Kennedy junior, he pointed to this suspected fraud in these 2 states as the reason for holding it back. But it's not just that. We've
6:54 heard from the administration that these states are actively really not doing what they could to crack down on the frauds themselves. And so the administration says, hey. We're not gonna keep giving you this money as
7:04 long as you're really facilitating the fraud. Now in another, separate announcement, the treasury department announced what they found after their new government wide payment verification process. Now it said that the
7:15 screening has identified more than 4900 payments worth approximately 99000000 dollars that were associated with deceased payees. Deceased. Now those payments were returned to the originating
7:27 federal agencies for review before before any funds were, dispersed, but you have to wonder how long those millions were going out to those, for those deceased, Tony.
7:37 Fraud.
7:38 Yeah.
7:39 And, waste. Right. Alright, Casey. Thanks so much for, for the updates. Thanks, Tony. Alright. I wanna go now to the House of Representatives where members have been in a series of
7:50 votes. Joining us now to give us an update on what's happening on Capitol Hill is congressman Marlon Stutzman, a member of the House Freedom Caucus. He represents the 3rd congressional district of Indiana. Congressman
8:01 Stutzman, welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks for joining us.
8:05 Hi, Tony. Great to see you. Thanks for having me.
8:07 Alright. So, what what what I know I was up on the hill earlier today. A lot happening. What votes have taken place thus far this afternoon?
8:15 Yeah. So we we did vote, on the NDAA, the defense authorization, and then as well as the, the budget reconciliation package with the Save America Act in it. Then
8:27 we also passed, a piece of legislation that would ban, insider trading with the members of congress along with the Save Act as well. So we're passing the Save Act twice in 2 different bills,
8:39 hoping that this gives us a real chance in the senate to pass it. This is, the, you know, president Trump's top priorities, in making sure that our elections are safe and secure and that we know that, illegals aren't
8:51 voting in our elections. Just like we saw, yesterday that was announced up in New Jersey. The governor of New Jersey announced that 6600 illegals were registered to vote in New Jersey.
9:03 So, you know, just imagine what it's like in states like New York or California or Illinois. And and so, a lot, was, done in the house of representatives. We've done our work. Now it's time for all
9:14 of these things to go over to the senate and for senator Thune and the senate Republicans to figure out how to get these, really important pieces of legislation across the finish line.
9:23 So does that wrap up the, the house's work for the week?
9:28 Possibly. There is a a rumor that there might be a War Powers Act vote tomorrow, but we haven't gotten we haven't received final information on that. But, yeah, all of the major
9:40 pieces of legislation have been passed. We also passed a clean continuing resolution, on our, budget, So that would extend our budgetary, activity
9:51 through December past the election. We did that early to to show the American people that, you know, Republicans in the house are not interested interested in shutting the government down. I'm pretty convinced, Tony,
10:02 that, you know, Democrats, saw success of shutting the government down last year, which was the longest shutdown in American history, and they won elections in both Virginia
10:14 and New Jersey. I'm pretty convinced that that's their strategy again this year to shut the government down going into the elections in November, try to create chaos, you know, whether it's at the airports
10:26 or whether it's, you know, government services that aren't gonna be able to be taken care of during the shutdown. You know, they want to, again, find a way to, you know, wrestle power
10:38 back from Republicans, but also to embarrass president Trump in, in the way that he's governed. So this is a really unfortunate situation. You know, they are again again saying that they're not gonna support the CR
10:49 because it has funding in it for ICE and for border patrol, which we funded out for the next several years through the, big beautiful bill earlier. So we've got a lot to tackle over the next couple of months, to try to
11:00 just do the right thing and govern correctly.
11:03 So the timeline on this is this goes over to the senate. The senate most likely won't act on this. It may be September before, these bills come back over to the house?
11:15 Yeah. Very possible. The senate is in next week. They do have the chance to to try to maneuver several of these pieces of legislation through the process. The,
11:27 you know, the CR is probably the most important piece. That way, the government doesn't shut down come October 1st when the, the budget year expires. So that's gonna be
11:39 a very, very important piece for senator Thune and and senate Republicans to figure out how they're going to keep the government open and not just be forced into a shutdown by the Democrats. And then, of
11:50 course, the reconciliation package that we passed has the funding in it for the military, for the Iranian, backfill for artillery, but also for forward looking operations, especially
12:02 when it comes to drones and shipbuilding, which we're way behind, on both of those in both of those spaces compared to China, Russia, and, even Ukraine when it comes to drones. But,
12:15 and then, of course, the NDAA has a lot of those pieces, in it, for our military. We, you know, fell way behind on our military operations during the Biden era and even out of the Obama era
12:26 where the military was cut pretty dramatically. And so this is a a forward looking investment to rebuild our military, Golden Dome and, f f 40 sevens as well, the next
12:38 generation, fighter jets that, are sitting there waiting to be funded, and president Trump is intent on making sure we have that investment done for future generations to defend the United States.
12:49 Marlon, we just have, about a minute left. I wanna get your reaction to president Trump's meeting yesterday with Lebanon's president. I mean, this is a historic meeting.
12:58 It it absolutely is. And, you know, president Trump is a strong negotiator, strong diplomat, of course, with Marco Rubio as secretary of state. You know, I really trust Marco's, his
13:10 instincts, there in the Middle East when it comes to making sure that our ally and and greatest friend Israel is not left, hanging out to dry in any of these circumstances. Of course,
13:22 getting something resolved in Lebanon, defeating Hezbollah. Hezbollah is just simply an extension of the IRGC in Iran, and so that's why it's so important to stand with our our ally Israel and other allies in the Middle
13:33 East that also wanna see the IRGC, disposed of.
13:37 Marlon Sussman, thanks for joining us. It's always great to see you.
13:40 Thanks, Tony. Great to see you as well.
13:42 Congressman Marlon Sussman of, Indiana. Alright. Coming up, we're gonna continue, our discussion about some of the developments in the Middle East. We're gonna go live to Israel, so don't go
13:54 away. More Washington watch straight ahead.
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17:04 Hi. Welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks for tuning in. Well, much of the, public's attention is on the situation with Iran. There have been other significant developments in the Middle East that could have an
17:15 impact on the region. It could, reshape the geopolitical landscape, including what we were talking about, just a moment ago with congressman Stutzman in Lebanon, but also with Saudi Arabia. Joining us
17:27 now to discuss the latest developments in the Middle East is Jonathan Hessen, senior fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security. He is also editor in chief and lead host of Jerusalem based TV
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17:39 7 Israel. He previously served in the Israeli Defense Forces and the Israel border guard. He joins us live from Israel. Jonathan, welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks for, staying up late and joining us.
17:52 Oh, thank you for having me, Tony.
17:53 It's great to be with you.
17:54 So let's start with Lebanon. We were just talking about that with congressman Stutz Stutzman about the the meeting between the president, Trump and, president An. Yesterday, Lebanese,
18:06 army troops began deploying in the southern, portion of Lebanon after Israeli forces withdrew. Now this apparently is the is the line that the US brokered, this plan
18:18 for pilot zones. What can you tell us about that?
18:23 Absolutely. Well, the United States under US secretary of state, Marco Rubio have essentially brokered a deal. A deal that says that we're
18:35 going to give the Lebanese government a chance and the Lebanese armed forces a chance to, reassert sovereignty over the country after the Iranian proxy,
18:47 which as congressman Stutzman correctly, articulated, is essentially an extension of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps or RGC of the terrorism in Iran has
18:58 taken over the country. And they've done so with coercion, with, assassinations, with, really an aggressive posture. And all the time, all the while, they were also
19:10 attacking Israel, incessantly on Iran's behalf. They have joined the attacks against Israel, twice over against the will of of the Lebanese
19:22 government and the Lebanese people at that. And therefore, now we're seeing this, new option, where we want to be very optimistic about,
19:34 where the IDF essentially, as president Trump had mentioned during his meeting with his Lebanese counterpart, Joseph Faun, is redeploying to new
19:45 defensive lines in order to allow the Lebanese armed forces to enter and essentially start, degrading terror infrastructure that was, created there
19:57 for the past, 2 to 3 decades by this Iranian proxy, Hezbollah. They will also be tasked with holding this territory and, if necessary,
20:09 disarming and pushing back on Hezbollah terror operatives from engaging against Israel. Now this is a process that will start in those 2 pilots that you referred
20:21 to. It should take, some time, but there is a a very clear timetable for this to succeed. Now, of course, everything, and all
20:33 the the various developments need to conform with the, intentions of the Lebanese government and the Israeli government to ensure
20:44 that Lebanon does no longer, does no longer pose a direct threat to Israel's northern residents or central residents. They have been firing
20:56 rockets, thousands of rockets, for many years now against densely populated territories, and that is something that Israel wants to prevent. The United States has taken the initiative here and has managed
21:08 to really concoct a new opportunity for a new horizon for this country, we have to wait and see whether or not this really develops into, something
21:20 favorable.
21:21 It should be fairly easy to verify. I mean, if, if the attacks stop, the rockets quit flying, you you know it's working.
21:31 Well, absolutely. But it's more than that. I mean, the Iranian proxy, Hezbollah, is quite weak at this point in time. They have been heavily battered by the Israeli
21:43 Defense Forces, by the Israeli Air Force. And let's not forget also the the beeper operation and the walkie talkie operations that took place in November of
21:54 24 that essentially brought Hezbollah to its knees. The elimination of, its renowned secretary general Hassan Nasrallah, who was
22:06 essentially the core or the principal adviser to the Ayatollah regime on how to fight Israel on the 27th of November of that same year. So there's a lot being put into this
22:18 position where Hezbollah is at a very weak spot, but it will continue to try and reinvigorate itself. The Lebanese armed forces are now in a position to showcase whether or
22:30 not they can handle this very real challenge.
22:33 It it's gonna be a sea change. I mean, it would be so nice to have a, a friendly neighbor on your border, and that's, that that's quite possible. I wanna I wanna shift gears here. We just have about 2 minutes left.
22:45 President Trump reportedly has approved an agreement with Saudi Arabia. Now this is not final. It's gotta go through congress and others, but potentially providing the kingdom with uranium enrichment capabilities.
22:57 That has to be somewhat concerning, I would think, to Israel.
23:02 Well, there's much concern, to say it mildly, when it comes to any country in the region maintaining a a full fuel cycle, as it's called, with the capacity to enrich
23:13 uranium. Because the moment you have the full fuel cycle, you have the capacity essentially to, chart a road map towards nuclear proliferation. Now secretary of state
23:25 Marco Rubio has mentioned while, speaking about this in Manila, on the sidelines of the ASEAN conference there, that, the United States would never sign on
23:37 to any type of agreement that would chart the way, to proliferation. But, this is a 30 year deal, And, you know, it's it's plenty of time for shifts of policy,
23:49 something that Israel also needs to take into account. There are deep concerns here about this move.
23:55 So so, Jonathan, is, are are the Saudis running out of oil and they need, nuclear energy now? Is that the is that the deal?
24:03 Well, you tell me. I I I last I checked, they have plenty of oil and Aramco is doing pretty well.
24:09 And and you can you can have nuclear capabilities without having the ability to enrich uranium, and many countries have that. They have civilian nuclear
24:21 programs for energy, but they don't have the ability to enrich uranium. And right. I I think you gotta be very careful where that's at because just as we're seeing with Iran, it can become
24:34 a leverage to keep the rest of the world hostage because you never know what's gonna happen. The Middle East is very, very unpredictable. Jonathan, thanks so much for joining us again. Thanks for, staying up late and
24:46 joining us from Israel.
24:48 Anytime, Tony. Thank you.
24:50 Have a great evening. Hey, folks. Another thing to put on your prayer list. Alright. Don't go away. We're coming back with more Washington Watch after this.
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27:27 Right. As I mentioned at the top of the program, New Jersey's governor announced yesterday that about 6600 non registered or noncitizens were actually registered to vote between June of 20
27:39 23 and June of 20 24 due to a, quote, serious software error. Now her admission comes less than a week after homeland security secretary Markwayne Mullen sent
27:51 letters to New Jersey and 3 other states warning them about tens of thousands of noncitizens who are illegally on the state's voter rolls. Now despite the discovery, governor SherrillShow more
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