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James Clappers Fresh Squeezed Bullshit |EP626 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are. Created equal, but they are
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endowed by their Creator. With certain unalienable rights
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by liberty. If liberty means anything at
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all, it means right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. Make America great again.
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Welcome back to the big big show.
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Of course I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
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Valentin. It's rise and grind tip of the
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spear. And if liberty means anything at
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all, it means right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. And you know, that is the plan.
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If you're a regular viewer, if you're new to the show today,
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each and every single episode, it's all about educating and
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unifying the country 'cause we're always going to bring you
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the truth, whether it hurts or otherwise, you know, 'cause we
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believe it's better to be hurt by the truth than comforted with
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a lie. This isn't mainstream media.
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So if you're looking to be cuddled, you know, and if you're
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looking to be, you know, hugged by something that is completely
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fabricated wrong spot might want to move over to a different
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platform, different show. No free hugs, no hugs.
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I don't no free. No, no, this is we're not about
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the warm and fuzzy here that you know, this show we always tell
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you might keep your man card for you Bongino army converts.
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You guys have learned that you know that over here that you
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know, we don't we don't play nice nice.
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We'll call out everybody. We're still talking about
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Epstein even though we've been told not to talk about Epstein.
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We don't give a shit. We're going to talk about
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Epstein as long as we want to and until they release the
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files, it's never going away from me, 'cause I don't want
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rules for thee, not for me, right?
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I, I'm not looking to coddle these elites or these big
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influencers or celebrities. As far as I'm so concerned,
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screw them all. If they, if they stepped off the
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curb and they stepped off into the trafficking world or
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anything else, so be it. Pay the consequences, pay the
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price for your actions, right, 'cause I voted for transparency,
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accountability and consequences. That was what my vote primarily
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was for. So I'm looking to pull back the
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veil on everything. Doesn't matter whether it's Seth
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Rich, Epstein, 9/11, Hillary Clinton, bleach bit and a
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hammer, you know, hidden files. All that shit needs to come to
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the come to the surface, including Barack Obama.
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And I see a trend on this. Barack Obama, you know, what
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about his fucking birth certificate?
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What about the birth certificate?
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That's what I want to know about.
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Tell me what the truth is on that.
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We'll get to the bottom of that story, hopefully as we're coming
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guard. And of course, today we're going
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to be talking about some of the big ones out there.
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Lots of information coming out now, George.
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I know you know, we always talk about health.
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You've decided you're going to turn the corner.
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I understand you're going on some kind of a diet or you've
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got you're focused on getting into better health.
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You just had your blood work done right.
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Tell me about that. I did Lance, but I'm I'm more
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concerned about your health. So this is more for you, buddy.
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No, you don't have to worry about me, bro.
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I live I live with a bikini fitness competitor.
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I'm fucking I'm forced to to to lift my game constantly.
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I mean, we are constantly restricted calories, other BS.
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Me and the big, big mafia. We don't see it in you, and
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we're concerned. So just hush.
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Yeah. You know, you just keep talking.
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I know your wife drives you crazy, but, you know, here we
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And you know what why don't we let's all get healthy together
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survive because we got a lot of work to do that includes you 2
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Lance, you're not we're all looking at this.
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You know, George, don't worry about you Lance.
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You might be barking down the wrong alley there, but that's
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OK, man. I understand.
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I understand. You're just trying to feel
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better about yourself, So I will let that slide.
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All right? Let's get into it like we always
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have to. Let's rock'n'roll on what's
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going on. We got a lot to cover today.
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We don't want to leave you guys hanging.
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We did the research already. Now, for many of you people,
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you've heard us talk about comedy.
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Clapper, Brennan, you know, ship, it doesn't matter.
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It's all these people. In my opinion, there's only two
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sides on this fight, traitors and patriots.
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And Clapper, in my opinion, is on the trader side.
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George, I don't know. I didn't get any feedback from
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you because you were busy this morning.
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What did you think about the thumbnail, bro?
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Do you like the thumbnail? Freshly squeezed Bullshit.
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No, I love it. I definitely love it because I'm
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tired of Clapper and all. I'm not tired of all the crap,
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man. I mean, come on.
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Enough's enough. Yeah.
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I was afraid that you saw Tulsi with those handcuffs.
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It might have given you some thoughts.
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I don't know. I'm not going to lie, bro.
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I'm not going to lie. Tulsi holding up some handcuffs.
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Of course, in this case, it would be in a negative way.
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But you were thinking something else, which I don't blame you.
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Tulsi's pretty hot. But let's, let's talk about
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this. Let's talk about what's going on
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here. Now, James Clapper, if he, if
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he's not the epitome of a deep state operative, I don't know
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who is. There's nobody that comes to
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mind for me, at least when I think of deep state operatives.
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He's on the top of the list. He's in the top 10 or 20 every
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time I make a list, counting it twice.
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And everybody on that list is naughty, not nice.
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But, you know, he manufactured, he's early on weapons of mass
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destruction in Iraq. You and I both know that wasn't
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a true story. A lot of people said the bankers
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were behind it, that Saddam Hussein was going to completely
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kick out the Federal Reserve. And that part of it, what
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happened, this WMD story was manufactured so they could
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justify going into Iraq and doing what they did.
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Other people said that it was he was using the offset presses,
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presses from the Shah of Iran. You guys might remember this
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story. And and I want to give some
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background because this will lead us to Clapper after this,
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you know, can I say something real quick?
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Yeah. You know how I know you're
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slipping, Lance, and and you're a little under the weather.
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Whatever. You didn't notice the new shirt,
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bro, I thought you wore that shirt before.
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Do you have other you have other FAFO shirts?
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Is that why I missed that this just came in the mail, Got you
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right. And is it from more that one
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company? This is actually part of your
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doing so I wanted to thank you. Let's give that company a shout
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out. I will.
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They're actually sending me an another shirt.
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So we have their website where we can throw it up for them,
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give them a little plug. They have some great shirts on
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there. First of all.
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Well, but whoever's doing those shirts, I have my hat's off to
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them. Super creative people and the
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T-shirt market is competitive, but these guys are definitely
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doing some unique stuff. We'll throw up that website for
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you now because I don't have it throw it up.
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But the website is American made mischief.com.
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I'll actually put it in the chat for everybody.
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Hold on. Yeah, if you, if you're looking
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for some cool shirts with some great messaging, these guys are
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really innovative. The reason I, I called George, I
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saw him online. I was like, damn, George, these
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guys got some cool shirts. We should talk to them.
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And I guess they they, George did his normal schwag thing and
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he's in the saddle with some swag.
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Yeah, but I like this company. I like what?
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I like what. I wouldn't say this, though.
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Yeah, they had a Hillary Clinton shirt that caught my eye.
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That's the one that's coming. That's the one that's coming.
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But I will say this to everybody out there.
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There will be some new big Meg swag coming out soon.
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Like real soon. I am working on it.
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I've got to some designs. There's more coming, but it's
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going to be hopefully operational should be next week.
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So well, we will have the big make store and a lot more.
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There's, you know, we have a few exciting things coming.
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So I don't want to say it all, but yeah, big stuff.
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All right, well, let's talk about Iraq for a minute.
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So a lot of people may have not heard this story, but you will
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remember pieces of this. So the the Shah of Iran had an
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offset press that was given to him by the United States.
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And Saddam Hussein ended up in possession of that offset press
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And getting the paper was not all that difficult because he
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could get the paper out of China.
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And this is right about when the big head new $100 bill was
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coming out and everybody was like, oh, it's a new bill for
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counterfeiting, won't be able to counterfeit it in blah, blah,
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blah. Well, you knew about all the
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sanctions, and Saddam Hussein was going to retaliate.
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You might have heard this story about some, I think it were.
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They were Marines, and they actually got caught stealing
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several trunks full of US currency.
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They made a big deal out of it, as if the currency was real.
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And what Saddam Hussein had planned was that he had printed
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hundreds of millions of dollars in fake US currency using those
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offset presses. And he was going, and this comes
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from a very reliable source of mine within the NSA from back
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then that I've been friends with for decades.
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And he was going to release that across the globe and then
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Telegraph that it was much more than what he'd actually put out.
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It was more than hundreds of millions.
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That it was actually billions and billions of fake currency is
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what he the message he was going to put out.
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And that the US currency couldn't be trusted because he
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had counterfeited literally billions and billions of dollars
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of the currency. And how could you trust the US
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dollar? It was his plan to undermine the
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US dollar. Now those are probably the real
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stories as to why they went after Iraq, the Federal Reserve
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and that fake currency story which also impacts Federal
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Reserve, It had nothing to do with weapons of mass
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destruction. But as you remember, Clapper
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went out of his way to promote the WMDS.
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He was full on board him and Cheney if you remember.
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So he is, in my opinion, a serial political news
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manipulator. And the Russian collusion hoax
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wasn't his first deception. And Tulsi Gabbard, George comes
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out of the gate and just says flat out, this guy's been doing
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this kind of trash for a very long time.
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And she uses Iraq and then WM DS as proof of that.
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What are your thoughts on that, bro?
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It's not surprising. I'm glad she's outing all this.
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I hope they have all the documents proving it.
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But most importantly, and we see some arrests maybe, possibly.
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I mean, it's great to out him, you know, he's done and over it
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in the political scene except for commentating.
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So I mean, let's just throw the hammer down, throw the gauntlet,
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man. Like can't start charging them
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already. That's what we need to see.
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I mean, you know, you had this stuff they had to know about
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this. So I mean, I guess you know
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what, just what she's doing actually is showing a pattern by
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the way, everybody showing a pattern of how they lie,
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manipulate to get what they want.
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And he started with what, the Iraqi war.
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Now you have the Russian collusion hoax.
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I wonder what else is out there, Lance.
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There's got to be there's probably more.
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But how did how did how did nobody know about this prior?
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Well, when you think about the group, I think that, you know, I
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think the American people, of course want to believe their
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leadership. But look at the line up right
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back then for the WMD story. You had Dick Cheney, Secretary
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of Defense Rumsfeld, CIA Director George Tennant.
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You had National Security advisor who was, you know,
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wildly popular back then, Condoleezza Rice.
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Then you also had, and I don't think he was part of the scam.
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I just think he was sold the story.
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Then he had Secretary of State Colin Powell.
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That was Colin Powell part of the narrative that he knew they
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weren't telling the truth. The Clapper, you know, you know,
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I don't know. But with, you know, there was a
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lot of, you know, you remember, if you remember, Powell went out
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and he, he actually picks the whole WMD store to the United
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Nations. And I think that was in, I don't
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know, 2003, I think early of 2003.
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And he had a big dog and pony show.
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He had satellite photos and he had all kinds of other
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information. Turns out most of that was
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either really flawed or outright false because there were no
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chemical, biological or nuclear weapons at that time in Iraq.
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And that was the whole pitch, right?
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That they had to protect the the world.
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They had to protect democracy. That was a pitch.
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But you know, they, they say, you know, besides all the gold
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that went missing and stuff, who knows who has that?
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But they say there was a lot of the reason for that too.
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Was biblical, like going after biblical artifacts something of
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importance. I don't know if they say it was
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some kind of star game talking about Gilgamesh.
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You're talking about the IT was not Gilgamesh.
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I'm talking about There's something about the Stargate or
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something. Yeah, there was, there was a
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whole thing about DNA from, you know, giants.
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I mean, we've heard lots of stories and who knows?
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You know, you never really know. But, you know, at that time,
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Clapper was the director of the National Geospace Intelligence,
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that NGA. So he was responsible for those
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satellite photos. So, you know, their assessment,
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was it flawed? Was it a mistake or was it
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intentionally, you know, improved meaning that the
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message that there were WM DS are, you know, and of course,
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you know, that Clapper later on, he had to admit he had to
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concede that the intelligence community's assessment was
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wrong. You know, he described it as as
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a building, a House of Cards based on faulty assumptions.
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Well, those assumptions came from the NGA and he was the head
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of it, you know, you know, and I, you know, facts and fears of
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a book he wrote, you know, he talks about his fingerprints are
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on the infamous, infamous National Intelligence assessment
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of October 2000, Zero 02, which is the WMDS.
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But he doesn't really take full responsibility.
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But yet all the satellite imagery came for him.
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So Tulsi, you know, this is a great quote.
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She says he was on a team that created that manufactured
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intelligence assessment. Let's play this clip.
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Let's hear the audience and hear Tulsi laying it down.
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So she's alleging once a liar, once a storyteller, always a
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liar and a storyteller. And I think she's right.
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I think Clapper, that's one of his.
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That was one of his proficiencies when they used him
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over and over again. This would probably wasn't the
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1st or last time if he'd been allowed to continue.
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All right, here we. Go James Clapper was on the team
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that created that manufactured intelligence assessment that led
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to the Iraq war about the Iraq WMDS.
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He writes about it in his book, saying that he and his team of
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intelligence analysts created something that was not there.
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When you look at his actions then, and you look at his
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actions in 2016 as the as Obama's director of national
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intelligence, you see someone who has no problem whatsoever
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politicizing and manufacturing and weaponizing intelligence for
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a political. Outcome.
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You know, I was just thinking imagine if they declassified the
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9/11 info because no matter what that would piss everybody off.
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Both both sides out. I don't think if they declassify
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that, I don't think there would be any citizens, Republican,
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Democrat. They just be pissed at the whole
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political system. Well, we know DJT watches this
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show sometimes. Maybe he's watching today, or
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maybe Scavino's watching. My recommendation is completely
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declassify everything about 911. Let the chips fall where they
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may. If the US government was
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involved in 911, as many people believe, or if the Israelis were
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involved in 9/11. There's lots of stories, lights,
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lots of hypotheses. Let it, let it roll Big D Let's
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go, Donald, let's dump that in all those files and let's let
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the American public make a decision.
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And if some of those people are guilty of, you know, crimes
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against the United States and its people, so be it.
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Take them downtown. End of story.
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You know, there's just too many things about I always say, you
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know, walks like a duck, talks like a duck.
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It's a duck, you know, where there's smoke, there's fire.
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There's just too many things about 911.
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And I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole right now, but
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we had Richard Gage on the show and you know, he's got a whole
18:36
bunch of architects to say that that thing up, you know,
18:38
especially building 7 without, you know, you know,
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architectural demolition, there's no possible way that
18:46
that building came down like it did.
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And he's got lots of other theories about the structural
18:52
steel and, and the buildings and buildings 1 and 2.
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So look, it is what it is. We like to get to the bottom of
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everything. But that's my thing.
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My thing is transparency. Here's the chance for the
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government, if they want a clean slate with the American people,
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if they truly want to get back to a level of trust, then I say
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drop it all, man, Drop everything.
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You know, if, if, if, if Pizzagate's true, if the hot
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dog, the $65,000 hot dog purchases by Obama's true.
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You know, let's get to the bottom of everything.
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Let's put it all out there, you know, let's put out the rest of
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the JFK files. Let's put out, you know, the
19:31
MLK. Let's put out the Malcolm
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X-Files. Let's put it all out.
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Let the American people know all of it, and then they can make a
19:37
decision of what they want to do 'cause remember, guys, you're
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working for us, you know, isn't that what it's supposed to be?
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Government for the people, by the people, for the people is
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the key for, in case you guys don't know, you can look that up
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in a dictionary. I don't mean our audience.
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I mean government officials. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
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wait, wait, wait, wait. You're talking, talking,
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talking. I want, I want someone to say
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something, you know? What the fuck, man?
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Now I lost my train of thought because you did that, see.
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See how you are? You just, you were so worked up.
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I was. I did lose my train of thought.
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You wanted to say something about Tulsi and the handcuffs,
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you know. I did offer to do an interview
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in bed. I mean, I'll let her bust out
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the handcuffs because I'll bust out mine, too.
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And I got shackles. Tulsi.
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So what's up? Whoa, whoa.
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Easy, easy. We could do the interview there.
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Just saying. Tulsi.
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I thought the show was PG13, Maybe rated R, Kind of PG13.
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We curse more than anybody. What are you talking about?
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I know. I know.
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I do. It's like you can't curse from
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PG13. Candy.
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OK, you're right. We're RR rated.
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All right. Tip of the spear.
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I had no idea that Robert Mueller was suffering from
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potentially, I guess, dementia and Alzheimer's.
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Tell me about this, George, because I didn't know anything
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about this. Yeah, I mean, at first when it
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came out because they subpoenaed him and I think he's one of the
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first, like coming up in September.
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I think it was second for the subpoena.
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Yeah, September 2nd to do a deposition, you know, in front
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of the clown show hearings. But then he's in a memory care
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facility. But.
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So I'm like, man, that's how convenient.
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But actually. And you said you knew this.
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Yeah. He's been there for two years.
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You knew this before you found this story?
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Yes. I had no idea of Mueller.
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I thought he was still running around, still doing his normal
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bullshit. No, Because if you notice, you
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haven't seen him around anywhere.
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He's never been. No, I didn't miss him.
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So you're right. I didn't see him, but I just
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didn't connect the dots. So.
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I mean, because people say Nah like that, you know, the news of
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his health decline, you know, just comes as chairman issues a
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subpoena. But you know, listen, we're
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going to tell you the truth on this show.
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He's been there for two years. But if you look and even
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reporters, Paul Sperry, he's on top of stuff.
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He's even looked into it. He's confirmed that.
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But Robert, if you look at his when he was doing the Russian
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hoax, after he did all his findings and stuff and he was in
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Congress, he's still like you. You can see he was off.
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And I'm going to say, you know, I think I don't think this is
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the Democrats, the liberals MO. Now the getting people who they
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know have their memories are little shady, shoddy and they're
22:25
going to be getting worse and use them to do The Dirty work by
22:28
the because by the time it's done, anybody finds anything
22:30
out, their memories going to be shot and they ain't going to be
22:33
able to do nothing about it. And case in hand, Joe Biden,
22:37
Robert Mueller, just think about it.
22:40
I mean, if you think about it, if his memory was two years ago
22:44
put in facility, that means his memory prior to that was going
22:49
bad, right? So I mean, figure out there's no
22:51
way he was in charge. We ran a Russian collusion witch
22:55
hunt. There's no way.
22:57
He's probably just a puppet for the puppet, one of the puppet
23:01
masters using him or compromised.
23:05
Let's face it, that's one of the biggest things they do is
23:07
compromise individuals back pocketing dirt.
23:09
Because remember it was twisting child pornography on computers.
23:13
I mean, that's what they do, right?
23:14
They have to get you compromised.
23:15
Once they get control of you, then you do whatever they want.
23:16
And of course, I think it probably helps if you got
23:19
dementia and Alzheimer's because they probably implant false
23:21
memories. So remember was what Andrew
23:25
Weissman and Rod Rosenstein, I don't know why Weissman was even
23:29
doing anything, even Rod Rosenstein, but all of them from
23:35
Mueller, all the people that picks the Trump, the A GS even
23:41
what's the other special counsel?
23:42
What's his name? The last one, Lance, Everybody,
23:48
Durham, Durham, they all nothing.
23:50
Yeah, Durham did shit. We got nothing like Durham.
23:53
He had all this stuff reporting. He could have.
23:55
He could have brought stuff to the grand jury, get prosecution,
23:58
arrest, but he chose not to. That's why I like, if they ever
24:01
say, oh, special prosecutor, no, it's a waste of time and money,
24:06
It ain't going to do nothing. What if the special prosecutor
24:09
was Alina Haba? You know what?
24:12
Or maybe Sydney Bow. I don't know, like, I mean, you
24:18
think they would do the job? I don't feel like they would do
24:20
the job. I love Sydney Powell, but what
24:21
about Eagle Ed Martin? Would you trust him to be a
24:23
special president? I love Sydney Powell, but she
24:25
took that, like, plea deal in Georgia, which she should have
24:28
done. Shouldn't have.
24:30
Eagle Ed Martin. Yeah.
24:33
I mean, I'll get, you know what? I'll.
24:35
I'll be open and give them a shot.
24:36
Give them a shot. I think the three of them would
24:39
make good special prosecutors. I don't think they'd Dick around
24:41
and I think they they really, I think when it comes to
24:44
integrity, I think they hold themselves to a higher standard.
24:47
I think most of these people, Mueller and Durham, I think
24:49
these guys are sell outs. I've said it very often.
24:52
I mean, look, look at the list of the subpoenas.
24:54
I got Clinton, they got Bill Ann, Hillary, they got comedy
24:58
Mueller and and of course, you know, multiple formal attorney
25:01
generals. But Mueller's not going to be
25:04
doing anything, right? We're not going to get anything
25:05
out of him. He's 80.
25:06
He's living in this memory care facility that's over with.
25:08
So he's not going to get anything out of Biden either.
25:10
But you know, let's we're going to play it.
25:11
Here's what's interesting. I'm going to throw a theory out
25:14
there. Go ahead, throw it a theory.
25:16
What do you got? If you were Bill Clinton and you
25:19
had been subpoenaed, would it not be the golden opportunity to
25:26
get rid of that ugly hag Hillary Clinton in out of your life?
25:30
Would it not be the opportunity? If you're Bill Clinton, you're
25:33
sitting there and you're looking at Hillary and she's barking at
25:35
you complaining she's never been president and talking about all
25:38
the people she's suicided or whatever other crazy shit that
25:41
bitch is talking about. Would you not be thinking, man,
25:46
if I'm going to have to be forced to subpoena, this could
25:48
be my opportunity to finally get rid of Hillary?
25:53
I'm just saying Bill Clinton, it's a great opportunity cause
25:56
of course he's got presidential immunity, right?
25:59
If he lies about anything, he loses his immunity.
26:03
It's the golden opportunity to bury Hillary Clinton and be a
26:08
single guy again and get rid of that ball and chain.
26:10
What do you think, George? Do you think the theory holds
26:12
any water? I was going to say that because
26:13
he he has presidential immunity, he can't plead the 5th and he
26:16
can't lie because then he can be held accountable.
26:18
So here's my question. Who do you who do you subpoena
26:22
first, Bill or Hillary? I'd probably, if it was me, I'd
26:28
probably do Hillary first strategically, I'd do Hillary
26:32
1st and then I would bring Bill in and I would tell him we've
26:39
caught Hillary in a quite a few lies already.
26:41
He's going to know, you know what happened.
26:43
What are you talking about? What?
26:45
He's going to know what she said.
26:47
No, I know, but you're going to, he's going to, you're going to
26:49
say that you caught her in quit because you know she's going to
26:51
lie her ass off. You're just going to confirm
26:53
that you know, she lied a bunch and put him on the spot and tell
26:57
him you do understand if you lie even once your presidential
27:00
immunity gets wiped out, kind of put the fear of God in him and
27:04
then go for the question. Now you haven't.
27:05
You obviously are shaking your head at me.
27:07
That strategically is what I would do.
27:09
And a couple other tricks I'd probably throw in there.
27:13
What you, you're saying you would, you would, you would do
27:15
Bill first? I don't, you know, it's a tough
27:18
one. I would possibly do Bill first
27:22
because he can't lie and they're going to know if he's lying
27:25
anyway. So if he can't lie, he doesn't
27:27
tell the truth Then even when you get Hillary on there, and if
27:30
she says something different than that, she's lying even more
27:34
and it just hammers her. So if you put Bill there and he
27:38
tells the truth, then that really puts Hillary on the spot
27:41
when she's got to go up there. But but Hillary can plead the
27:45
5th. Yeah, but she probably is going
27:50
to do anyway. Yeah, they're all going to,
27:53
unless they they like the president, former President
27:59
Clinton, because he has immunity.
28:01
The other ones are going to. I have a suggestion.
28:03
If they want to get the truth out of Hillary, put me behind
28:07
her. Give me a cattle prod in one
28:08
hand and a ball peen hammer in the other.
28:12
Screw that. And then every time takes the
28:14
5th, I'll just give her a ZAP with the cattle prod.
28:17
And if she doesn't cooperate, then I can give her a shot with
28:20
the hammer on one of her hands. I got something better for you.
28:22
What? Take a hot curling iron and
28:25
fucking shove it up. You know where?
28:27
In the front. George.
28:29
George. You're going into some dark
28:31
places today. Let's be real like that.
28:34
She's been in dark places. She's used to it.
28:36
That'll fucking get her ass going.
28:37
All right, Well, everybody knows Mueller was lost.
28:40
You're you know, that dottering old man when he testified in
28:43
2019? I think you had the clip, right?
28:45
You're going to show him looking like a moron.
28:48
Yeah, somewhat. Well, not yeah.
28:50
I mean, if you look at his way, he just look at his body
28:55
movements, the way he talks and you'll see that he's fucked up
28:58
back then to. Avoid personal embarrassment.
29:00
Is that correct? Yes, I have on the screen.
29:05
Is that correct? On the screen, can you can you
29:10
repeat the question? And now that I have the language
29:13
on the screen, is it correct? As you further elaborate,
29:17
obstruction of justice can be motivated by a direct desire to
29:19
protect non criminal personal interests, to protect against
29:22
investigations where underlying criminal liability falls into a
29:25
Gray area or to avoid. Is that true?
29:28
And is it true that the impact pardon?
29:31
Can you read the last question? The last question was I got it
29:36
accurate? No, the last question was the
29:37
language on the screen asking you if that's correct.
29:41
Thank you. Yes, OK.
29:47
Does the conviction of obstruction of justice result
29:50
potentially in a lot of years of a lot of years of of time in
29:55
jail? Yes.
29:58
Well, again, can you repeat the the question just to make sure
30:02
that I have it accurate? Does obstruction of justice
30:07
warrant a lot of time in in jail if you were convicted?
30:10
Yes, and is the time of the gentlelady has.
30:13
Expired. Gentlemen, ladies, time has
30:19
expired. Always time expires when it's
30:21
fucking and about to get to something good.
30:24
If I was a representative, I wouldn't even all that beginning
30:27
bullshit. I want thank you this and that.
30:30
I would wouldn't even waste my time with that.
30:32
I would be like start hitting with the questions and that's
30:35
just the grandstanding that they freaking do.
30:37
I don't know, just my opinion, Lance, you're right.
30:43
You look like frozen in thyme over there.
30:44
I don't know what's going on. No, no, I was just listening to
30:47
you. Oh, what?
30:49
You're listening to me? So when we talked about election
30:53
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George and I. We talked about Smartmatic,
31:00
Skytal, Dominion and many other companies.
31:03
A lot of people said Nah, the election was free and fair.
31:08
Most secure election in history. Well, Smartmatic executives are
31:12
now accused by feds of bribing Venezuelan election chief
31:16
following the 2017 fraudulent elections in Venezuela.
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Looks like Smartmatic may not be the company people said they
31:22
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to secrecy. Sorry.
39:52
Anyway. So Smartmatic executive accused
39:56
by feds of bribing Venezuelan election chief following the
40:00
2017 fraudulent elections in Venezuela.
40:06
Interesting because we did have fraudulent elections back then
40:09
here in this country also in 2020.
40:12
But the first time around we we prevailed over overpowered the
40:16
algorithm. But they fixed that in 2020.
40:19
But here's the Co founder of Venezuelan voting technology
40:22
firm. And what's crazy is right there
40:25
they're a Venezuela voting technology firm that is used in
40:29
the United States elections right then and there.
40:31
That should be a no, no. So he's he's facing allegations
40:36
of bribery and this is prosecutors in Florida.
40:40
His name is Rodger Pienta. He Co founded Smartmatic with
40:44
Antonio Muguisia in 2000 and is currently charged with money
40:49
laundering, bribery regarding contracts the company had in
40:52
Philippines allegedly in violation of Foreign Corrupt
40:56
Practices Act. Now regarding contracts in
41:00
Philippines, isn't Philippines a territory United States, right.
41:07
So what's going on? He says all the executives of
41:11
Company One are paying more than $1,000,000 in bribes to Juan
41:14
Andres Donato Bustit Bautista. He's the chairman of the
41:19
Philippine Commission of Elections.
41:20
Isn't the Philippines part of United States, Lance?
41:24
Yeah. I think it's the territory of
41:25
the United States, right? I believe it is.
41:28
Is it? I don't even know.
41:29
But, I mean, it's this is so too.
41:32
It is home. Too close to home, they say, But
41:34
it is home. I mean, that that contract,
41:38
look, it was valued at 182,000,000.
41:41
And they're bribing. Look at this.
41:42
So I mean, but I say why they even allowed in our elections
41:46
when they're a foreign company? Yeah.
41:49
It became fully independent in 1946.
41:51
So no, it is not a territory of the United States.
41:54
No, they should be. They were.
41:57
But they gave them their independence in 1946 after World
42:00
War 2. All right, Good for them.
42:03
Yeah, my, my dad was actually in the merchant of Marines.
42:05
He used to work with a lot of Filipinos on the boat.
42:07
So they they say they have they have.
42:11
The prosecutors say they got witnesses, testimony from them,
42:15
photographs, text communications that actually showed Ramirez, an
42:20
employee of the Venezuelan National Election Council who
42:24
was considered number one in the case, was also paid a bribe for
42:30
assistance with companies. One status as an election
42:34
service provider in Venezuela going forward with after
42:38
Smartmatic pulled out of Venezuela's following the
42:41
country's 2017 election. So, but they're here in the
42:43
United States though, and it's OK for that.
42:45
For some reason, I, I still can't wrap my brain around it.
42:50
And This is why we need to get rid of the machines, ban the
42:53
machines. We say, well, if they did it in
42:56
Venezuela, what's to stop them from having used it here in the
42:59
US and in other countries? Well, allegedly they did.
43:01
But yeah, so you know, I mean, we made these allegations.
43:05
Of course it's never been proven, but we've we've said it
43:08
over and over again, we need to get rid of the machines.
43:10
We need to go to hand counted ballots.
43:12
Lots of third world countries are capable to do it.
43:14
We need voter ID. We probably need, you know,
43:18
watermarked ballots or some kind of technology embedded in the
43:21
ballots so they can't be counterfeited 'cause we know
43:23
that the Chinese counterfeiting, ballot counterfeiting operation
43:27
is the real deal. We covered it and then you guys
43:29
saw couple of weeks ago how all of a sudden it's big news even
43:32
though George and I covered it. I think probably a year and a
43:35
half two years ago, maybe even longer.
43:37
Now you say like the the ballots, you know, because they
43:39
can't be counterfeited. But any real realistically
43:43
anything could be counterfeited. Look at the money.
43:45
They counterfeit the money. Yeah, well, we need a much more
43:50
sophisticated ballot than a plain paper ballot, that's for
43:52
sure. Well, we need clean voter rolls
43:54
too if we have no to voters, no doubt.
43:56
All right, let's play this clip. This is the Smartmatic news
43:59
conference. I don't know if they're trying
44:00
to divert what they're doing here, but listen to this shit.
44:06
Smartmatic has provided election technology and support services
44:10
in Venezuela since 2004. Even in moments of the political
44:16
conflict and division, we have been satisfied that the voting
44:21
process and the count has been completely accurate.
44:26
It is therefore with the deepest regret that we have to report
44:32
that the turn out numbers on Sunday 30th of July for the
44:36
Constituent Assembly in Venezuela were tamper with.
44:40
Based on the robustness of our system, we know without any
44:45
doubt that the turn out of the recent election for a National
44:49
Constituent Assembly was manipulated.
44:51
It is important to highlight that similar manipulations are
44:56
made in manual elections in many countries, but they go
45:00
undetected because of the lack of electronic security and
45:04
auditing safeguards. So what happened?
45:09
Why can't we stand by the results of previous Venezuelan
45:12
elections, but we cannot endorse the elections held last Sunday?
45:16
Our ultimate election system is designed to make to make it
45:20
evident when results are manipulated.
45:23
However, there must be people auditing the system and watching
45:26
for that evidence. During the National Constituent
45:30
Assembly elections, there were no auditors from the opposition
45:33
parties as they did not want to participate.
45:39
So how do you came out with the 1,000,000?
45:42
An audit would allow any everyone to know the exact
45:45
participation. We estimate the difference
45:49
between the actual participation and the one announced by the
45:52
authorities is at least 1 million votes.
45:56
It is important to point out that this would not have
45:59
occurred if the auditors of all political parties have been
46:02
present at every stage of the election.
46:14
Surprise, surprise. Smart, manic involved in
46:17
election fraud. Who would have believed that,
46:20
gosh, safest and most secure election in the United States
46:25
history. Not All right.
46:28
Our friend Tommy Robinson got himself in a bind again.
46:31
He's arrested for the second time this week for posting F
46:37
Palestine, F Hamas, F Islam after a self-defense arrest
46:43
Monday, I guess. So he this just happened for the
46:47
second time in a week. Tommy's on a roll.
46:50
He was defending himself against an attacker on the Saint
46:54
Poncherus train, which you know, is made famous in the Harry
46:56
Potter films. He got released on bail.
46:59
Now you know, Tommy's real name is Stephen Yoxley Lennon.
47:03
So if you go to look for the arrest, you might have to look
47:05
under that. You won't be able to just find
47:07
it under Tommy Robinson, but you know, Britain's a very
47:12
tyrannical act. The Online Safety Act
47:15
criminalizes hate speech and harmful content.
47:20
It may cause non trivial psychological or physical harm
47:23
to a likely audience. And it outlaws messages which
47:29
are grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing
47:33
character, which I guess, you know, free speech doesn't exist
47:38
in the UK any longer. George, what do you think?
47:42
Tommy's fresh had a 214 days in solitary confinement.
47:48
They they it was because of that film.
47:50
And by the way, you can find his documentary on our documentary
47:53
channel on Rumble silenced, the big, big documentary channel.
47:58
It's called. Yep, Yep.
47:59
I mean, they made him take it down part of deal.
48:02
But I mean, I don't know what Tommy's end game here is.
48:06
I don't know if he's looking for publicity, more publicity, but
48:09
he knows the deal. I mean, man, in UK they have
48:12
that social media police, they they don't play games.
48:15
Remember how they wanted to charge people over here, George?
48:18
They wanted to come after people for memes over here.
48:20
Yeah, yeah, good luck with that. So but they're coming.
48:25
They're going after people. You say something derogatory or
48:28
voice your opinion concerns, especially about immigrants,
48:32
man, They're they're at your house and locking you up.
48:34
I just for saying the post on social media.
48:36
It's ridiculous. But Tommy, he knows better.
48:40
So I guess when you get sick and tired of getting rested, it'll
48:45
stop. You know, I'll be more careful.
48:46
And what he says, I don't know. But you know, he knows what he's
48:50
doing. I'm good for him, I guess.
48:53
If he wants to be. I know I don't want to be locked
48:55
up for that bullshit. If I want to be locked up,
48:57
better be for a good reason, not for that social media.
49:02
I wonder, man, if we went to like we went to the UK, would
49:06
they lock us up with our social media post?
49:10
I would say that you and I would be locked up very quickly.
49:14
I would say that some of the stuff we say on the show, I
49:17
think we're going to jail, George, if we're in the UK And
49:20
I, you know, I'd say to them right now that they should eat a
49:22
big bag of Dicks from how they're behaving over there.
49:25
You know, I don't blame Tommy Robinson for feeling the way he
49:28
does. You know, immigration has been
49:30
horrendous. For the people that I know that
49:31
live in England, that I've spoken to, they say it sucks and
49:36
they believe that the behavior that's going on there is just,
49:40
you know, unbelievably bad for the, you know, the English
49:44
residents, the, the, the Islamics that have moved in
49:49
there has made everything just awful.
49:51
Doesn't matter whether you're on the, the, the tube or any other
49:55
public transportation. It's a constant issue that you
49:57
have to pay attention. But talking about
50:00
discrimination, talking about discriminatory practices, I'd
50:04
like to talk about New York City opening a $65 million taxpayer
50:10
funded shelter called Ace's Place.
50:14
ACE is the place, which is Ace's place to get all the Dick you
50:18
want exclusively for LGBTQ. That's why I just came up with
50:23
that little Jingle. My question is, it's exclusive
50:29
to LGBTQ, which means that a straight person can't go to the
50:33
shelter. I, I guess you have to, I don't
50:36
know how you prove you're gay. I don't know if you have to
50:39
dress a certain way or you have to be flirty with the guys
50:43
letting you in, or maybe you have to scissor if you're a
50:46
girl. I don't know.
50:47
But here's the deal. Under the Fair Housing Act, how
50:51
is this not discriminatory, George?
50:53
How is it that you can have a specific shelter for a specific
50:58
sexual preference and say to other people, no, you can't come
51:03
in because you don't like to switch it?
51:06
Well, let let's just say if New York opened a $65 million tax
51:10
paid funded shelter for whites only, let's just say, Can you
51:14
imagine the blowback? It's the same thing just doing
51:17
LBGDQ. It's, it is discriminatory.
51:21
It is against the law. I don't think that's going to
51:22
hold up. People will end up end up suing
51:25
because it just can't do that. It's against the law.
51:28
Plain imperial. You're you're Alex Stein Germany
51:31
that shelter try to get in. He could George you could go
51:36
there walk in the door and say hey, I want I want a night at
51:38
the shelter, but I'm super straight.
51:41
I'm super alpha male, heterosexual straight.
51:44
Can I get a can I get a bed Or how about this?
51:47
How how about this? How about I go undercover, put a
51:51
wig on some makeup. I'll get the bed and then I'll
51:53
take it all off. Says I'm not LBGDQ anymore.
51:57
I would do that, but let me finish, bro.
51:59
Let me finish, man. Come on.
52:00
I'm going to say I'm a straight heterosexual man.
52:02
A matter of fact, I'm toxic masculinity.
52:05
But I'm I'm staying, right? Because I'm here.
52:08
See what happens. What are you afraid of?
52:10
I'm worried. Would you be safe, though?
52:12
You know what I mean? Say from what?
52:13
From who? I'm just I'm worried.
52:16
George, you, you. You wouldn't be able to take a
52:17
nap or fall asleep. You never know.
52:19
Somebody tried to take advantage of you.
52:21
I doubt that, you know, you never know, they might try to
52:24
creep in the in the back door when you're snoozing.
52:27
All right, so I don't know if we could risk that.
52:30
But you know, what I love is when migrants get these
52:32
incredible benefits, they get the unlimited EBT cards, which
52:35
now they're upset because you can't buy junk food in an EBT
52:39
cards taking place across nation.
52:41
Chips, candies, soda seem to be off the list.
52:44
Now you got a migrant mom, George, that's complaining about
52:50
30,000 in housing handouts she got for free, but she blew it in
52:56
10 months and now she's complaining it's not enough. 30
52:59
grand, 30 grand. How much did are Americans?
53:05
I don't know in the inner cities, in the rural areas of
53:11
that are struggling that are on programs, you know, did they get
53:15
30,000? I think not, but yet they give
53:18
it to these migrants. Like this is what's wrong with
53:21
this country. But she blew thirty $30,000.
53:25
I wonder what she blew it on? But the question is, why is she
53:28
even getting 30,000? Where?
53:31
Matter of fact, where are they getting this money from all
53:33
these states to do this? Where's New York's in debt?
53:37
But where are they getting this money?
53:38
California's in debt, but they're giving money to
53:40
migrants. Yeah, even like, but it's not
53:43
only here, though. It's like we're just talking the
53:45
UK too. You're a matter of fact beyond
53:49
UK, Europe, I'm going to say even forget it yet.
53:51
Germany's got problems. They're starting all pushed
53:54
back. Ireland's got problems.
53:56
We get these politicians are letting them in.
53:59
The question is, well, you know what goes on here because
54:02
politicians, you know, they want more votes and then, you know,
54:05
the more control, you know, the more handouts they give you, the
54:07
more control they have over you. So we understand it, but I don't
54:10
know how the system is over there in, in Europe.
54:15
What's the, are they, you know, what's the thing on voting?
54:17
Are they allowed to vote? Are they not allowed to vote?
54:19
But like somebody's got to start filing their bank accounts and
54:24
see what's going on because it's just, I agree.
54:26
What do they get out of this? It's just like, especially in
54:29
the UK. Then we'll definitely hold on.
54:31
I'm definitely getting arrested for this.
54:32
When you had the rape gangs out there and they and they declined
54:36
to even investigate their own citizens are getting girls are
54:42
getting raped by these migrants, but yet in UK they failed to
54:45
investigate. That's right.
54:46
I fucking said it. UK, you can't arrest me because
54:49
I'm in America. But it's true.
54:53
I mean, how long before they get overrun?
54:59
Seriously, especially the Muslim population.
55:03
Nothing bad. I got none against Muslims.
55:05
I have friends that are Muslims. But you have the radicals,
55:08
especially those migrants, they're trying to get in and and
55:11
they're working their way from the local level on up.
55:15
Now you know how we always, always talk about like you have
55:18
to get out vote and it's very important from the local level
55:20
up. But that's what they're doing.
55:22
They're slowly creeping in. Look at fucking, for instance,
55:26
Minnesota. What the Hell's her name?
55:27
That stupid one that married her brother Ilian Omar.
55:31
Ilian Omar. Look at her.
55:32
I mean, she's prime example, but UK, they're doing that all over
55:36
the place. Look how what they want to do in
55:38
Texas, they want to build that big huge Muslim community.
55:42
Well, they are building it, right.
55:43
That is. Oh, that got shot down.
55:45
Oh, did it? Yeah, it got stopped.
55:46
You think that Texas is going to let them do that shit?
55:50
Hell no. I know everything in Texas,
55:52
everything they do, they do big. But yeah, not the Muslim, not
55:56
that thing. Oh, no.
55:58
Three, you know, for you out there that don't have never
56:03
taken the time to read the US Constitution, I would strongly
56:06
recommend you do. The founders and framers had a
56:09
plan to protect us. That's what the Bill of Rights
56:13
and the Constitution were all about.
56:15
They knew the difference. They'd lived under tyrannical
56:18
governments that they'd already dealt with the monarchies in
56:21
Spain and France and England at that time, and they knew how bad
56:26
it was. And that's what the Constitution
56:27
was all about, right? It was to maintain your rights
56:30
and protect you. Now think about what I'm getting
56:32
ready to tell you here. So the US government has a site,
56:37
you know, where the the US Constitution is maintained.
56:42
All of a sudden they're blaming it on a coding error.
56:47
That's funny, right? Key sections of the US
56:49
Constitution were deleted. Now, George, why would coding be
56:56
going on on a site that just has a document that hasn't changed
56:59
really, You know, it's the supreme law of the land.
57:04
Why would all of a sudden some coding have changed where all of
57:07
a sudden sections of the Constitution just disappear
57:11
magically? Well, it's the government's
57:15
website, Lance. It's just not for the
57:16
Constitution. So that, you know, no matter the
57:19
websites are always being upgraded.
57:22
Things are being changed. It's an error, but I'm I laugh
57:25
at it because you had all these liberals.
57:27
Oh look, the government removed this from the constitution.
57:31
Dumbasses can't remove from the Constitution.
57:35
It just got removed from the website.
57:36
It was it was an error. But just because it removes on
57:38
the website doesn't mean it's true.
57:40
Like it's it's cut in stone. It's a that that, but that's how
57:45
stupid people are. There's a coding error, Lance,
57:48
that's it. It's government website.
57:51
That's not the only thing that's on there, but I don't even know
57:54
how people even found that though, right?
57:57
Like, like kudos, whoever found it.
57:58
I think it's interesting, you know, when things like this
58:00
happen, I always wonder, is the government testing the waters?
58:04
It may just very well be a coding error, but it ought to be
58:06
very simple to fix. And, and allegedly, based on
58:09
this article, it hasn't been fixed yet.
58:12
So is it fixed now? I think it has been.
58:15
Well, they're saying that it was coding and they expect it to be
58:17
resolved soon. All right, They'll resolve soon.
58:20
Does not mean done. All right, my bad.
58:23
But they'll get it resolved. Let me get done.
58:25
It's got to get handled. Not to fret.
58:28
Don't fret, my pet. It'll be done.
58:29
And there's no, I'm not, I'm not fretting.
58:31
I just don't. I don't know that I believe that
58:33
a fixed document that that an independent coding error on some
58:37
other part of the website is what impacted it.
58:39
And then it just happened to remove some small section.
58:41
But I'm not very trusting when it comes to this government.
58:44
So, you know, maybe it's just me.
58:46
I defied my government for love. Say it isn't so, George.
58:52
This is almost like the Fang Fang story.
58:54
I know, right? So defied my government for
58:58
love, says State Department official.
59:00
Kudos to dated a senior CCP leader's daughter and admits she
59:06
could have been a spy, but he didn't report her.
59:11
Yeah, so kudos to O'Keefe Media for doing this.
59:20
This is actually yesterday they released his undercover video.
59:24
What's his name? Daniel Chow.
59:26
Interesting. A Chinese guy, Daniel Choi Choi,
59:29
who's AUS department foreign service officer and he act and
59:34
he actually admitted he dated a senior CCP leader's daughter and
59:38
refused to report her. Something wrong here?
59:43
Here's my question. Very.
59:44
I defied my government for love. So you defied your hold on.
59:48
You defied your government for a little sucky fucky.
59:51
Yeah, me boom, boom, me boom, boom.
59:53
Long time. GI.
59:54
We love you good long time. We love you long time.
59:59
Here's the thing. I'd like to know how a senior
1:00:02
CCP leader daughter was he able to able to even to get a visa?
1:00:09
She came here in 2024 on a work visa.
1:00:12
Who the Frick is vetting these visas?
1:00:16
I I mean, honestly, if you know somebody is a high level CCP
1:00:21
government leader, right, do you really think that letting their
1:00:26
family into the country's a good idea?
1:00:28
They mean they've been raised around CCP communist ideals.
1:00:34
Does it seem like that's the kind of person we should let
1:00:36
here into the USI don't know. I mean, to me, this seems pretty
1:00:42
simple. And her dad's right up in the
1:00:45
CCP party, right? He's a provincial or federal
1:00:50
Minister of Education. Yeah.
1:00:52
So what is it? Under regulation, foreign
1:00:54
service officers are required to report close and continuing
1:00:57
contact with foreign nationals from adversarial nations,
1:01:00
including China. But yet he didn't.
1:01:04
I wonder, is he still at work right now, or did he get placed
1:01:07
on leave pending further investigation?
1:01:09
I'm just curious. I mean, the guy ought to get the
1:01:11
boot, but let's play the clip Crazy.
1:01:17
He's a horny middle of a long time you.
1:01:19
Said you needed a Chinese girl. Yeah, I was supposed to sort of
1:01:22
report what I knew about us. I was, like, concerned that it
1:01:25
could be, like, related to CCP, though.
1:01:27
I know Dad. He's like, straight up.
1:01:29
I'm funny. She could have been a spy even.
1:01:31
I don't even know. I decide my government's for
1:01:34
love. My name is Huju Choi.
1:01:36
I'm a consular officer here at the US Embassy in Seoul, Korea.
1:01:39
My primary role as a, as a diplomat is to, is to engage,
1:01:44
you know, with people in other countries and kind of just be
1:01:47
myself and show, you know, show who Americans are and show what
1:01:51
America's all about. For the state parliament,
1:01:54
there's a big cut coming, like July 1st.
1:01:57
Sectors like. So some sections will be cut by
1:01:59
like 50% in general, like it's very, very and not it's so.
1:02:04
Depressing. Overall, it's like you need.
1:02:06
A Chinese girl work based on that.
1:02:08
Like, so she got this work visa to like, you know, work for this
1:02:11
American company that they've done a lot of research.
1:02:14
Yeah, I was supposed to whatever 'cause I think I know the way it
1:02:17
works, sort of report what I like if you're just dating
1:02:20
somebody or just like Scotland again, like, but they're just a
1:02:22
contact and you, you know, play cards with them or something
1:02:26
when they're from like Iran or Korea or North Korea or Russia.
1:02:31
Or China. But like, it makes it more
1:02:35
crush. I also thought that was like
1:02:37
kind of unfair, like I think we might and then we break up, you
1:02:43
know, and then like. Yeah.
1:02:46
You know, the government still has our information forever,
1:02:48
right? If I were dating somebody and we
1:02:50
were going to get married, then I would probably like when they
1:02:53
were from one of these like scary countries or whatever,
1:02:56
right? Then maybe I would do the
1:02:58
report. That's totally valid because
1:03:00
it's like, don't they keep a? Do they like they keep a record
1:03:02
of you and stuff and. He's playing with the different
1:03:06
because we're like, you want to see they're not allowed to take
1:03:11
like locals at all are. They worried like.
1:03:13
There's a concern that it could be like related to CCP though.
1:03:15
Yeah, I mean. They need to like take.
1:03:19
Like, I know dad, like her dad was like, they don't know either
1:03:24
a provincial or a federal Minister of Education.
1:03:27
Yeah, yeah. He's like straight up.
1:03:29
I mean, like, I don't know. She could have been a spy even.
1:03:31
I don't even know. I don't know.
1:03:34
She could have been a spy. Even though I don't even know.
1:03:37
I saw her like five times in. Like 3 weeks I had this trip.
1:03:42
It was partially a work trip, like the work portion of it was
1:03:45
in Korea, but then like they also attacked on like Great
1:03:50
Russian, Cambodia, Thailand. And Japan.
1:03:57
I'm not too sure that she wanted to keep going to me, right?
1:04:00
Yeah. And so, you know, before I go on
1:04:03
the trip, I'm like, hell, look. It's.
1:04:04
I don't know if it's. Easier, but you know, you can
1:04:06
just kind of like call it quits now, like, you know.
1:04:09
Right. We're still friends.
1:04:10
Like the water was going what? She didn't want to do that, so
1:04:13
she. Was like, no, you know, I don't
1:04:15
do that. Like I just want let's just,
1:04:17
let's just keep it the way it is this.
1:04:19
Entire. Three-week trip where I'm on
1:04:21
like, I'm like, cuts in here every day.
1:04:24
I was in here like. Clearly this guy is letting the
1:04:28
little head speak for the big head.
1:04:30
There's no doubt. I mean, this guy's compromised
1:04:33
for sure because he just, he's justifying why he didn't follow
1:04:37
the rules and regulations, which when you're a diplomat, there's
1:04:40
a lot of guidelines. Very, very restrictive.
1:04:44
So this guy obviously just got to get the little dinky, dinky
1:04:47
wet. Oh, I don't care.
1:04:49
Brick law. Oh, in the name of love.
1:04:52
All right. Al Green.
1:04:55
I never even noticed the Gyneco Man until he popped up recently.
1:05:02
And you know this guy, not only is this guy ugly on the outside,
1:05:07
to me, he's very ugly on the inside.
1:05:09
This is a guy that's all about division of chaos.
1:05:11
And I want to say, George, I want to congratulate him because
1:05:14
he is the award winner of the Bag of Dicks for the Week.
1:05:17
Al. Here's a big, fresh, hot bag of
1:05:19
Dicks for you. Bag of Dicks for the week.
1:05:23
Al Green talking about this president's going down.
1:05:27
George, what do you think about this, bud?
1:05:29
Well, I mean, that's what they want to do.
1:05:31
That's why if you don't vote and keep the Republicans in control
1:05:37
of the House and Senate, they're going to impeach Trump again.
1:05:39
That's what they're going to do. They'll make up shit, they'll
1:05:41
lie this and that, but it's, I don't understand why Congress
1:05:46
haven't haven't put to the floor to overturn Trump's impeachments
1:05:51
because they're all based on lies and bullshit anyway.
1:05:54
Yeah, but he, he deserves that. And actually, how did this guy
1:05:58
get elected? George?
1:05:59
This guy is hideous. Well, he's from Texas.
1:06:03
And if you just look at him, Jasmine Crockett, I don't know.
1:06:08
I don't know what the people are thinking over there, but I don't
1:06:10
he must be in a Liberal Democratic stronghold.
1:06:13
This guy is just hideous. But actually, things might
1:06:16
change because, you know, it looks like he belongs in a
1:06:18
sideshow. Yep, this is a circus freak
1:06:25
right here. All right, let's play the clip.
1:06:26
There are no circumstances that will prevent me from continuing
1:06:32
to challenge the bigotry emanating from the presidency
1:06:36
and policy. I will not stop.
1:06:38
And I promise you this president is going to he he's going to be
1:06:44
brought down. He's going to be brought down.
1:06:47
He has to be brought down. And I don't mean physically.
1:06:51
I'm talking about politically. We will bring him down.
1:06:54
He will be impeached again. I thank you.
1:07:00
You know what, you know what this is So when you have
1:07:03
liberals that just watch the mainstream media and get so
1:07:06
brainwashed, they feed into this shit.
1:07:09
So he's just feeding them what they want to hear this and that
1:07:11
so he can keep garnering support, donations get vote, get
1:07:15
vote, win another election, you know, but take Trump down on
1:07:20
what? What could you possibly even
1:07:23
think or consider impeaching them on?
1:07:25
I mean, another fake Russian collusion hoax?
1:07:29
I don't know. You know, that's the problem
1:07:32
he's telegraphing to me. This is seditious conspiracy
1:07:36
kind of talk. This is the problem.
1:07:38
Division and chaos is what they love.
1:07:40
When you let ugly mofos like this low IQ sons of bitches talk
1:07:46
about dividing the country, impeaching presidents, this is
1:07:49
not our brightest and the best. This is just the bottom of the
1:07:52
barrel. They installed them because they
1:07:55
can control them. So all right, listen, don't
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