This Bill Could Not Be Any Closer... | Episode 78 - 07/03/25

27:45Here it is. Yeah, here's Marcy Capter. Look at her. She's zonking out. they had to they practically had to drag her out of there they had to pick her up bring her out and replace her because these democrats keep falling falling asleep so that's that's really funny stuff so there they are hey we got to thank the sponsors that keep this program

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29:20Our thanks once again to Beam for being a great sponsor of the program. Yeah, these guys, these guys really, really funny. And it is crazy that Hakeem Jeffries is still somehow the leader of the Democrats. For what reason? You know the reason. you know the reason because he's a puppet of Nancy Pelosi he's an easily controlled puppet of Nancy Pelosi uh and so so he takes the job and Pelosi keeps you know spitting out orders drenching you with her spit as she tells you what she wants you to do that's that's the life that Hakeem Jeffries has to leave now please now say that Justin you have a fact check what does that mean

30:08Dan Bongino:it was a woman behind him at one point behind a hockey jeffries yeah yeah they're using they're using seat fillers you know this is like you know at the oscars when the celebrities have to use the bathroom they have uh they put they bring in seat fillers they bring randos in uh because the the actual people can't do it they can't be there uh so the democrats here um they keep falling out falling out anyway uh that's what's happening hey we've got some other good news this morning that i need to get to as well as we keep an eye on the big beautiful bill and whether or not this thing is going to pass just yet we got economic data this morning that the economy is gangbusters right now the june jobs report is absolutely phenomenal take a listen to cnn's uh interpretation of events this morning.

30:58Here we go. Watch this. You expected some of this, but this is better than expected. Yeah, Sarah, it is. Look, this jobs market is like the Energizer bunny. Every single time we expect it to run out of steam, it just keeps going and going. So these new numbers show that the U.S. economy added 147 ,000 jobs in June. That was well ahead of the expectation of about 118 ,000, well ahead of some whispers that we heard on Wall Street of a sub 100 ,000 number. So this is indeed beating expectations. We were also expecting a slowdown. We did not get that. This is basically in line with May, which was revised higher.

31:36It's also good news. The unemployment rate was expected to go up. It didn't. It went down to 4.1%. That is a very healthy number. This is still relatively historically low. And again, it's below the 4.3 % that we had expected.

31:52Dan Bongino:Yeah. So the number is phenomenal. The United States economy adding 147 ,000 jobs just in the month of June. And the expectations were that unemployment would go up and once again, actually goes down. So that's phenomenal. We're adding jobs. Unemployment is going down at the same time. The Trump economy is humming along, baby. This is great news. Just imagine what it's going to look like with the big, beautiful bill finally achieving its big, beautiful passage. That's going to be a massive, massive thing. Also, here's something really fun. In this jobs report, we actually got some excellent news in that the United States had native-born workers gain all of the jobs.

32:40Dan Bongino:830 ,000 jobs were gained by native-born workers. Foreign-born lost 348 ,000 jobs. Now, I should remind you, there's a lot of people who are either being deported right now or who are self-deporting. Some estimates are in the vicinity of about a million people have already self-deported out of the United States while President Trump has been in office. So this could be it certainly does play a role in this phenomenon. And then there's this aspect that comes to us from our in-house economist E.J. Antony this morning. He says, what a difference a president makes. Last November, the 12 month change in jobs among native born Americans was negative one point one million.

33:30Dan Bongino:In other words, as of last November, the prior 12 months, over a million native born Americans had lost their job in the United States of America. That was the Biden economy. But for June right now, just going back 12 months, we have added over one point seven million jobs to the American economy for native born Americans. Americans. Economists would do well to be like E.J. and Tony, the rest of them, and focus on native-born versus foreign-born, native-born versus foreign-born. Native-born jobs dramatically added, dramatically added here. So this is very, very good news this morning that the Trump administration can be very, very proud of.

34:20And I'm super excited to bring that to you. Again, And we await the House vote on the big, beautiful bill. Is Hakeem Jeffries still running his suck? Yes, he is. He's. He's still going. He's still going. You know, he speaks so slowly that if you were to take a transcript of his every utterance, which some unfortunate soul does have to do in the House, they have to write down every word he's saying. I think it would probably be maybe five minutes of total text. that's how slowly this guy speaks he's very he's very very slow democratic leader dot house dot gov backslash share your story he's giving hyperlinks now you want to hear from the american people as to how we can best represent your interests today junior on this day and on all days listen to him he's slurring moving forward because your stories are powerful uh-huh your stories will continue to give us the resolve to fight for an america that's fair and just okay anyway enough of that guy for now uh we'll check back again uh soon you know the key is are we actually getting the big beautiful bill passed that's that's the key all right in a moment i've got a great interview for you that i want to share uh we're going to talk to paula scanlon a wonderful person she was a swimmer at the

35:45Dan Bongino:University of Pennsylvania. And this week, of course, you know the news that the Trump administration is defending women from having their sports destroyed by men and soulless universities who are not looking out for the interests of women, but instead are advancing causes to hurt them. Big victory this week. Big, big victory this week. Paula Scanlon reacts to all of this. She had to swim with that dude, William Thomas, who goes by Leah and dresses up in women's swimsuits. She'll tell us all about her reaction to the big news this week. Hold on for that. But first, I have to thank our sponsor, Bone Charge.

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38:42Dan Bongino:BlackoutCoffee.com slash Vince. Use the code Vince for 20 % off your first order. Blackout Coffee. Our thanks to them, as always, for making all this work. All right. Joining me right now is an amazing person, a woman who has just been in the fight for so long on behalf of women. And Paula Scanlon, who at one time was swimming against on the same team, William Thomas, the guy who called himself Leah Thomas, dressed in a women's swimsuit. Now she's with the American Principles Project. Paula Scanlon joins us now. Paula, thank you so much for doing this. Yeah, of course. Really appreciate having you here.

39:25Dan Bongino:Okay, so take us back in time just to give people the Cliff Notes versions of events. This is the 2021-2022 season. And you're on the University of Pennsylvania swim team at the same time as a guy called William Thomas, who is posing as Leah Thomas and wearing a women's swimsuit. What happened? What was that? What was it even like when you found out that he would be a part of the swim team? Well, actually, we found out back in 2019. So my freshman year of college, I was swimming and there was a member of the men's team by the name of William Thomas that was a man competing on the men's team, wearing a men's swimsuit and in the men's locker room.

40:00And then at the beginning of the 2019 season, which was my sophomore year, he announced to the entire team that he now identified as a woman and would be joining our team the following season. He wanted to now be referred to with she, her pronouns. And he told us he was he was going to announce a new name change very soon. That's that's how we were told this entire situation. And now flash forward to two years later, we lost the season because of covid. It is now the year of 2021. I'm now a senior and he is now competing on the women's team. He had changed his name to Leah and he was undressing in our locker room 18 times per week.

40:36And anytime someone would try to raise concerns about the situation, we were told by the administration that we were bigoted and hateful. We were told that if we did not want to undress in a locker room with a fully grown man, that we were the problem and we should seek psychological services to fix ourselves. And then they gave us the number for an on-campus counselor. it's so crazy i mean and you told this story before i'm so grateful that you're out there

40:59Dan Bongino:doing that but but just on that locker room issue again william thomas had made no changes cosmetically to himself right he was just a dude changing in the women's locker room exactly okay um crazy so at the at the outset of that when you find out that news were any of the women on the team outraged about this was there did the word go around quickly were people like this is crazy this shouldn't happen or did people sort of cow to it right away? So when we first announced, I first honestly thought it was a joke. I sat there and I was, am I supposed to laugh? Am I waiting for the candid cameras to come out and say pranked you?

41:33I mean, that's truly how I felt. I turned around, I was sitting towards the front of the room, I turned around and I looked at my teammates and they're clapping, they're applauding, they're saying, we're so proud of you for being your authentic self. And I thought to myself, am I crazy? Am I the only one here that doesn't think that this is acceptable um and so after this happened everyone just tried to pretend like they were so supportive and then you started having one-on-one conversations with people and even the furthest left-leaning people that i knew on my team um they told me privately one-on-one at the time when it was first announced that they even were like this is insane this is nonsense like this is not matching by all a biological reality that was something actually one of my teammates who was very left-leaning had actually said to me privately one-on-one.

42:18So it was really interesting because people would have their private opinions and then those were very different. Okay.

42:25Dan Bongino:So all these many years later, the Trump administration has finally scored a victory over the University of Pennsylvania by getting them to agree to a number of really important things here. They're going to restore to all of the female athletes, all of the individual titles, records, titles, everything that University of Pennsylvania swimmers have had in the past that were supplanted by a male swimming in the program. They're also supposed to issue a public statement to the university community saying that they will finally comply with Title IX, which is, again, explicitly designed to protect women.

43:03Dan Bongino:And they're going to go with the biological definitions of male and female. They're going to post a statement, basically a statement of shame to their own website declaring what they're doing here. And they're rescinding any guidance that violates Title IX. And then finally, and I know this is one that you're fascinated by, the University of Pennsylvania is going to send a personalized letter of apology to each impacted female swimmer. Have you received your letter yet? I have not received my letter. And I'm honestly wondering what it's going to say, what it will be. I mean, I could see them also.

43:34I was just actually thinking about this this morning. I was just wondering if I'm even going to get one. Maybe they're only issuing them to the girls that lost records. Maybe they're only issuing it to a handful of swimmers. I mean, it's really unclear who they actually intend to apologize to here. I have seen this community letter that they sent out. I received an email from the athletic community. I think it was sent to all student athletes at the time. And then also a widespread sort of community note just saying, hey, wanted to update you guys on the situation. And it was I mean, I've posted it online already at this point.

44:07And people did not seem to be very happy with with with the way that they've approached it. But again, they just simply say we were following the rules then we're trying to follow the rules now. Don't be mad. That's not the message.

44:18Dan Bongino:OK, is it true? I think I saw you post on social media that there were other female swimmers, actual female swimmers who were attacking you for speaking the truth and for standing up for women. And I believe that you think you're on that. You're the opinion that they, too, will receive letters of apology now, despite the fact that they were a part of the dogpile to attack you. Exactly. That's that's what's so funny about it is that they're going to write. We think they're issuing apologies to the impacted swimmers. Right. I don't know how they're even going to gauge. I hope it's the entire team.

44:51It should be the entire team. But that includes people who were very supportive of Thomas competing that cheered him on while they took their rightful spot on relays. Well, they took a while. Thomas took away their opportunities to compete. I mean, there were women who actually cheered this on. And that's exactly why we're in this situation, because people that should have been speaking out against it were actually so supportive of it. So I'm very curious to see their reaction. I mean, I'm sure I won't ever find out, but them receiving a letter of apology over something that they rallied behind and truly believed in.

45:25It's a little bit humorous to me.

45:27Dan Bongino:How big of a deal do you think it is for the women who are having their records officially restored by the University of Pennsylvania now? I think it's a great thing. And I had looked at it. You know, one of the girls who's going to have a record restored was competing at the same season as Thomas in the same events. And so I imagine that she probably feels pretty vindicated and some records were longer standing. So there's some people that I didn't even overlapped with. There's a few girls actually that were currently on the team, I think, that are now going to have a record on the board. So it's very interesting to watch that.

45:58But it is interesting to note that there is a relay that is staying on the record board. Thomas was part of the relay. I have a really hard time wrapping my head around how to feel about that. I mean, it's really challenging to I've swam many realize in my life to feel like you have this relay record, but a man was on it and he's staying there on the record board because they can't take it away from the other girls. But also, who's to say how fast they would have gone if he wasn't on that relay and had been replaced with a different female swimmer. So the whole thing is sticky and challenging and it could have been avoided if he was just told no.

46:31Dan Bongino:And that awful thing, that awful asterisk that will forever be affixed to that record that was done because of the University of Pennsylvania's decisions. And so now the Trump administration has successfully intervened here by threatening access to one hundred and seventy five million dollars in federal funding. So the University of Pennsylvania obviously surrendering because it wants the money. But doesn't it strike you as kind of pathetic that the only way the University of Pennsylvania would come to its senses is because they're desperate for cash? I mean, sure, you can call it pathetic, but they allowed a man on a women's swim team.

47:07Are we really holding them to a high standard? Are we really believing that they're this wonderful institution that's there to better the society and and better student student lives? I mean, look what they've already done. I mean, of course, I share I share your sentiment there, but this is who they are. And I think if this is the way to get them to come to the negotiation table and say, please, please, please, we're trying to follow the rules here. I'm grateful for the Trump administration for doing this. I'm grateful for the way that they've handled the situation by putting the pressure on them.

47:35So, I mean, that's the way you look at it. And I think we're really starting to see the Ivy Leagues realize they're not the masters of the universe, that they do have rules that they need to follow. And this woke ideology that they've been pushing for so long has to go.

47:49Dan Bongino:It's just a soulless decision-making process, though. It's so sad. Do you think other universities are going to get the message here and quickly start following suit? You know, I really hope so. We're seeing really the tale of two Ivy League schools here, right? We have Harvard that's pushed back against the Trump administration. We have Penn that's just gone to the negotiation table. I mean, two different issues. But funny enough, Leah Thomas actually has three records at the Harvard pool. I would love to see Thomas taken off the record board there. And I would love to see Harvard come to the negotiation table and also issue an apology.

48:21You know, the girls at Harvard were actually sent a letter in writing saying that if they spoke out against Leah Thomas competing against them, that they would contribute to someone committing suicide. I mean, that is the blackmail that these students were put through during the season. Harvard should also apologize to their student athletes for their actions in handling the Leah Thomas situation. Even if it wasn't their own teammate, they were still very responsive in supporting a man competing in women's sports.

48:48Dan Bongino:It is amazing. Okay, so and as I mentioned, and as you know, the reason any of this could get done right now is obviously through the steady work of women like you. But thanks to having President Trump in place to actually see this through. What do you think of President Trump's involvement in all of this? And how exceptional has that been? I mean, I'm getting exactly what I voted for. Truly, I mean, he campaigned on this. And it's one thing to campaign on this and get voters over and get people riled up on this issue, which absolutely that alone I'm so grateful for. but they're delivering on their promises.

49:21I mean, I remember when Trump got into office, I said, okay, I imagine he's going to sign some executive order about men and women's sports. He did in his first couple of weeks in office. There's so many issues he had to come in and clean up after a Joe Biden presidency. And he took attention to do this. I was so grateful to be invited to stand behind the president when he signed this executive order back in February. And now this immediately starting to pull the federal funding from the university of Pennsylvania. He did that in March, only his second month in office. And again, now getting Penn to come to the negotiation table only six months into his administration.

49:51I mean, it just shows they don't just deliver on their promises, but they're also strong leaders and are able to just get things done, which is exactly why people should support him as a president. He is a doer and he keeps his promises.

50:04Dan Bongino:But the way the media and the left describe him, he's a menace to women. He's a terrible person. he hates women and in fact it's the democrat party who stands up for women that they've been the ones who are always fighting for the rights of women how do you square their presentation with reality i mean it's it's so funny how they've tried to perpetuate this lie for so many years and i i dare you guys to go look up anyone who's objecting to us dare you to go look up the photo of trump signing the executive order i mean there were young girls standing behind him And every single one of those girls understood the importance of why it was being signed.

50:41They weren't just there because their moms asked them to be there. They were there because they supported Trump being president. They supported his action in protecting women. And they were grateful that he was president and grateful to be there. And that's something I think the leftist media is trying to ignore and can't really wrap their heads around. And I find it so funny because to me, this is the greatest women's rights movement that's happened in the last several decades, to be honest. Once they accomplished Title IX and got all these rights for women, there hasn't been much progress on the women's rights.

51:12And this is a huge win. And President Trump was the one to deliver. I would love to see the leftist media continue to try to spin this.

51:20Dan Bongino:How have you seen the culture change since you've been engaged in this fight? Because it does seem like so many more people are willing to tell the truth. It's kind of an emperor has no clothes story. People are finally admitting it. And even we see fights like J.K. Rowling, the Harry Potter lady, who's a lefty on, I think, everything. And on this issue, she's standing up for women and saying, no, men can't be women. That's insane. And she's taking a lot of arrows for that. You know, definitely. I think the one thing I've learned about this issue is actually how unifying it is. I mean, the University of Pennsylvania wanted us to believe that we were isolated and alone and this issue was controversial.

51:55But in reality, all I've seen is how many different people have come together and supported this. I mean, we have people from the left side of the aisle. We have people from the right side of the aisle. I mean, actually just this week, I had a friend who is a self-identified Democrat confided in me that she voted for Kamala Harris, but she was an athlete. She texted me and said, hey, I wanted to congratulate you. And I wanted to also say that I 100 % support the Trump administration and their action against the University of Pennsylvania. And I think really what that shows us about this issue is it's not left versus right.

52:24It's common sense versus crazy. And common sense is really one. And that's where we are right now. And I think if the Democrats want to double down on this, they're going to have a hard time considering even their own voter base. The majority of Democrats at this point in time do not even agree with the Democrat Party stance on this.

52:41Dan Bongino:Yes. Do you think the Democrats abandon this stance or do they cling to it to their own peril? You know, I never know what they're doing. I wish I could get into their minds because half the things they believe, I can't even rationalize. So I would hope, and if I'm a smart strategist, that they're just going to pretend it never happened. They're going to ignore it. They're going to say, we never said that because that's what they tend to do. But if they do choose to double down on this, I say let them because they're going to have a very hard time winning any of other major elections if they continue to cling on to this ideology.

53:12Dan Bongino:I hope you're right. Yeah. Paula Scanlon, thank you very much. And thank you for standing up for women. And I say that personally as a father of a young daughter who swims and loves it. And thank you for protecting her sport by doing that. I'm appreciative of you very much. for your attention and help and just spreading the message on this so i appreciate you too thank you paul thank you yeah so good so good um all right uh speaking of that paula just mentioned that we've got uh that image remember that image of president trump standing alongside all of the girls as he signed that executive order i i just want to remind you what that looked like as the president brought all those girls in you know if you'd like to gather around me i think i'm gonna be okay

54:03what a great image is worried about them if we have to worry about them we have big problems okay do you want to have a camera you want to do this watch what i do then i'm going to give you some thanks okay you ready what a nice picture this is uh governor you ready we'll do a good Good job, wait a little, press that. It was so cool to see. I wanna make this a really good signature. All these girls. You know, this is a big one, right? Just all there, supporting the president,

54:36Dan Bongino:the president's supporting them. Oh, I think we have a 10. We have a 10. God bless you, Mr. President.

54:51a great scene just a wonderful wonderful scene as the president of the united states looks out for the the women of our country the girls of our country uh and now the fruits of that are obviously found uh now in paying off in what he just accomplished by getting the university of pennsylvania to be brought to heel what what amazing news this weekend uh god bless paula Scanlon for that.

55:14Dan Bongino:Now, again, as you are watching us live this morning, for those of you on rumble.com, rumble.com slash Vince, thank you as always for being here, Chad. We've got this. The dial-up Democrat is still going. That's the update on this. He's still running his suck, still taking forever to speak. It's a two-year-old girl, an American citizen. Oh my goodness. He just can't stop he can't stop removed from her homeland oh my goodness so slow but can't get legal status all right anyway uh that's that's hakeem jeffries he's still going at this hour so really the only thing slowing down the big beautiful bill at this moment is a guy who's got a room temperature iq who they pushed out in front of a microphone that's really that's all that's left so as soon as that guy peters out, we're on our way.

56:09We'll have a big, beautiful vote.

56:10Dan Bongino:And then the president is set for a bill signing. The report is at 9 a.m. Friday, Independence Day at the White House to celebrate the big, beautiful bill and make it a big, beautiful law. So that'll be a really nice thing. Also, speaking of victories this week for the president of the United States, we do have an update here comes to us from The New York Times. But illegal border crossings have plunged now to the lowest level in decades. They're very excited about this at the White House. The number of people crossing the southern border illegally has now dropped to levels that haven't been seen in, they say, decades.

56:46Dan Bongino:I think the president says literally ever. A sign that President Trump's message of deterrence and his hardline immigration policies are definitely working to keep people out. Border Patrol agents made just over 6 ,000 total arrests in June. 6 ,000 of them. That brings us down to the numbers of people who are crossing each day during the Biden administration. Now, 6 ,000 detained in June, and they're not releasing them. They're deporting them. They're deporting them. So big, big news. All right. Hey, chat. Thank you, as always. God bless you, too. I'm getting nice messages in the chat. Everyone's excited for Independence Day.

57:29Dan Bongino:Yeah, I've got my Independence Day American flag shirt on a couple of times a year. I like to take this thing out, you know, Memorial Day, Independence Day. Just seems fitting. Got to hang the bunting on the house to compliment the American flag. So it's a great weekend. It's a great celebration. And here's the thing. It is. I saw some people disputing over. They were trying to figuring out, OK, what do you mean by the 250th anniversary? When does it start? It does start officially tomorrow. We begin that year, you know, just like when you were born, even though you're not yet one year old we measure you in months that's still the first year of your life so in other words this is the 250th year of the life of the united states of america beginning tomorrow independence day i hope you have amazing amazing celebrations uh with your loved ones to honor our great country and can look with appreciation on the fact that we have good leadership in charge right now thank god it's president trump and he's hoping to sign that big beautiful law tomorrow, Friday, which would be really, really nice.

58:29Dan Bongino:It is Independence Day. We are going to have content for you on Independence Day. So if you'd like to join us live, you can do that. Rumble.com slash Vince, you can do that. Or just listen to the podcast as always. Today, I've also got the big, beautiful radio show coming up. That's 12 to 3 Eastern time. You can find out the listings for that at thevincshow.com. Just click on where to listen. You can find your local radio station or you can view me rumble.com slash vince god bless all of you put your patriotic swag on careful with those fireworks make them big make them beautiful but you know keep your hands clear you know stand clear everybody and kids enjoy the sparklers i know you do thanks for being with me today here on this independence day edition of vince great to have you here

59:21We'll see you next time.