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No More Romantic or Sexual Ties With Chinese Citizens DUH…|EP525 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are created equal that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable rights by.
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Liberty. If liberty means anything at
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Welcome back to the big big show.
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Of course, I'm your host, Lance Miliacho with my Co host George
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I haven't seen any arrests. I mean, I'm hearing about trade
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All right. Yeah, why not?
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Well, this would seem, I feel like we're stating the obvious
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here sometimes, you know, it would seem that you wouldn't
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want romantic or sexual ties with Chinese citizens,
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especially if you're a government official.
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Well, but it's happened a lot. It's happened a lot.
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I think, I think, hold on, I think Eric Sawwell is secretly
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crying behind the door about this one.
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Yeah. He's going to miss Fang Fang.
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What about Nancy Pelosi? Doesn't she needs a nice a nice
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Chinese driver so he can eavesdrop and all her phone
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calls? That was what's her name that
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died, Feinstein. Feinstein had the driver.
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I thought I thought Pelosi had some.
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Connection too. Probably did.
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She's caught this shit. It's hard to keep up, you know,
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the corruption, and this is what I was opening the show.
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With so Nancy Pelosi, all you got to do is get a good bottle
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of vodka and some high, high-priced ice cream, and
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she'll sing like a Canary. Well, her favorite cocktail is
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Xanax. You know, laxatives in vodka.
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She likes to take that combo. Keep herself regular.
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You know, keep herself regular. You would too, if you had a gay
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husband. Yeah, he does.
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He seems to like the. He does seem to like to swing on
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that side of the aisle. We never did get to the bottom
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of that story about how that person jumped out of his car
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when he wrecked his Porsche down in the wine country, did we?
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We never heard the end. We never really got to the
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bottom of that story. You think he's a bottom?
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I think he's a bottom. Oh, her husband.
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Yeah, he's definitely aching in the ass.
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Yeah. Anyway, you know, my, my
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contention, you know, they always keep saying, well, things
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are going on behind the scenes, this or this, this or that.
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They seem to be filling up our news feed with just how they're
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arresting the the gang members, which I, I, I want the gang
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members arrested. I want the deportations.
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I want the people that are damaging Teslas and Elon Musk's
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dealerships. I don't think that's right.
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But what I also want to see is some government arrests.
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I want to see accountability. I don't like these activist
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judges. I don't like these government
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officials that have been cheating and lying for decades,
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have been scamming the American public, have been stealing from
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the American public. And I think there's enough proof
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for many of them that they should be going to jail.
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I mean, listen to this stuff. I'm working on trying to get a
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good guest on. Is everybody following what's
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going on with Letitia James? I mean, George, I know you've
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been following it. What about the audience?
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Have you guys been following all this?
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Leticia, James. Drama going to be in hot water.
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Our good friend Roger Stone has been doing some digging and
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seems like she has two more houses in Virginia, I believe.
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Yeah, two more. That we're in her name.
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That. She.
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She didn't declare she's a primary resident.
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She did not. Disclose that, yeah.
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Yeah. So, so everybody knows what
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we're talking about is the fraud.
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So when you fill out mortgage applications, especially if
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you're using, you're doing it for government money, but even
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bank money, if you lie on your mortgage application, it's a
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federal crime. And in fact, what's interesting
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about this is that she's lied. She has listed multiple
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residences in her applications for mortgages as her primary
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residence. Now, some people could say, oh,
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I was going to live there and then I didn't live there.
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But she's got a handful of properties.
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I think she owns 8 or 10 properties.
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I'm not sure the total amount. I know she's, I'm just.
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Curious. I mean, we have the information.
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How long does it take for them to gather information and get an
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indictment on this bitch? I mean, what the hell?
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Well, you know, I know it hasn't been that long and people keep
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something just wait, you know, keep, keep, wait.
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And I've there's some people that are still saying that.
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Plants, are you all right? You keep.
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Feeling all right today? Why?
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You just said, oh, it's not. It hasn't been that long from
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the. Guy who says I'm George.
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I want to see this, George. I want George.
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George, George. I was being sarcastic.
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That was. That was sarcastic.
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If you'd let me finish, I could. I could have thrown out.
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I didn't. Want to let you finish?
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I wanted. To I.
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Wanted to do a Lance Migliacho and interrupt.
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You Not yet. A lot of people will say that,
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oh, it hasn't been that long. And then a lot of people will
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say next, oh, enjoy the show. You know, some of that old cue
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crap, OK, I'm not buying any of that.
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They've got plenty of time. They've had four years to
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prepare for this moment. I know Donald Trump's been
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preparing. I just think that and all these
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giant announcements about, oh, we arrested some more trade
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there in Ragwa. We arrested some more MS13.
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I don't know about you guys in the audience, and I want to hear
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from you. If you think the same way I do.
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I want to hear about you from in the chat.
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I'm OK. Great, but how about some
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fucking government arrests? How about these government
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officials that broke the law? You know, I don't want to see
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this administration keep moving along and allowing people like
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Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and many others to have had
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these crime waves of what they've done, these concurrent
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criminal enterprises, this racketeering Enrico against the
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American people. And they just nothing happens
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because that's what we did with the first administration when
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when Donald Trump said, oh, just leave poor Hillary alone.
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No, I don't want to leave fucking poor Hillary alone.
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I don't want to leave any of them alone.
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I want them to get arrested the same way that George, myself and
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you would get arrested if we were committing these crimes.
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It's the same way. It's the rule of law is what's
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called. I want to see it applied the way
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it's supposed to and I want to see it now.
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Stop going through the Epstein folders.
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Release the information. Stop.
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You know what I don't want is well curated discovery or well
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curated releases. You guys have been sitting on
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the RFK and JFK files for decades.
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You don't need to go through them.
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Just release that shit. And that's the problem with
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what's going on. Again, I feel like we're we're
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heading into a cover up. I want to be patient, but my
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patience is running thin. Give me some arrests.
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I'll tell you what, if you guys go ahead and arrest Barack
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Obama, then maybe I'll be more patient.
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Throw us some. Throw the sharks down here in
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the water. Throw us sharks.
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Chum the water a little bit with some of these early arrests.
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Don't tell me about it in your social media posts, OK?
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I don't want to hear that this is what there's stuff going on
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or it's going to happen. I want to hear it.
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You'll pay for his lunch. Who knows?
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All right. Oh, I like to eat good food,
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just saying. Yeah, it'll have to be a good
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tip. Meet me.
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You know, I mean, you know, don't get George hangry.
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That's do. Whoa, do not get George hangry.
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It's not a good thing. I've been around him for some
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hangry. It's not good.
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It is not good. I'm worrying.
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All right, so you think it's bad, So it's over.
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It's over. I lost Lance.
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Oh, well, back to George. Hold on.
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I don't know what happened to him.
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Yeah, it's definitely over. He lost much and lost
12:37
connection. Probably power in his house or
12:39
something. Who knows?
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Bad computer. But it's over.
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No more love. Connections between government
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employees and U.S. government employees and China.
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So people like Eric Solwell, he can't have Fang Fang anymore.
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He's probably crying around. But the Chinese, they've been
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exploiting politicians for a long time.
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They've been doing it to him for years upon years.
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That's her name of the game. Lance is back.
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Hold on, Lance. I got to bring you back in.
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I don't know what happened. Give me a second, peeps.
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I was just talking about how he froze up again.
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Forget it. I ain't beat.
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So are we going to do it? Get rid of the Chinese?
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We're in a we're in a big trade war with them.
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They think they can win, but what are they going to do when
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they they can't send any of their Chinese women spies to
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finagle some of the politicians? Guys like Solwell.
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I think Solwell still trying to go for happy endings.
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Tell me he's not. We should follow him.
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Who lives in this area? Who's going to follow him just
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don't stand behind him because he likes to fart, but it's just
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the way it's going to what happened when sorry.
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I keep looking at my other screen because Lance comes in
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and out and just bother me. But China CCP, they think they
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their their yacht is now down to the lowest it's been since 2002.
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They're trying to fight us. They raised their tariffs we're
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like 145%. I don't even know what they're
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they're nowhere near, but they want to go tit for tat with us,
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the American people, strongest nation in the world.
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I don't think so. I don't know what you guys
14:30
think, but military people say, oh, they're building ships and
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this and that. No, I'm telling, I've been
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telling you guys for this, we have weapons that most people,
14:40
nobody really knows about. It's in our arsenal and nobody
14:44
has it except us. And actually, Trump just said it
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the other day on a news, on a news conference, he brought it
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up. He's not.
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We're not worried about it. Their weapons and stuff, what
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they're doing, we cannot beat them.
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We just when we need them, we'll use them.
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Because you got to remember too, when remember one thing, when
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Snowden came out, when he had his release, he said with a with
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a hit of a button, we can shut down all their electric, their
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gas. That's how we're entrenched into
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their systems. I'd like to see us do it,
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though. We should shut down China.
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I think it'd be a good thing, but we'll see what happens.
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Bring it on, CCP. No longer.
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It's time that we just take down their economy.
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They're right behind us. We allowed it to happen because
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we buy all their goods. Somebody says, look into your
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house. How much Chinese stuff you got,
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Lance? You back it.
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Appears as though I am. Hold on, I'll bring you on.
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I don't know what you did. I was just talking about CCP
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China, how they think they're going to come after Ross this
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and that. They ain't.
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They can't hold no water against us.
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Well, you know, I think it's. Interesting.
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Yeah, I think it's interesting, George.
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I do believe there's always been an operation behind the scenes
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for infiltration, but you would think it would be simple enough
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if a Chinese national is trying to work for you and you work in
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Washington, DC. As much as I'm not trying to be
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a racist, you would think that that would be something that you
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wouldn't do. I mean, the likelihood of being
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infiltrated is pretty high. So you would probably
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intentionally stay away from those sort of employees or maybe
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these sexual liaisons. You would think to yourself,
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well, this, you know, hot Asian girl is trying to sleep with me
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and I'm a senator or I'm a congressman or this driver is
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applying for a job to drive me. You know, that seemed would seem
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to be common sense. If they want to work in your
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office, there's just too many ways you could just be on a
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phone call and they so we could just overhear something.
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You say the Chinese are really sophisticated.
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You know, we, we as you guys know, we're pretty well
16:58
connected to the NFSC. We've had, we've had them on the
17:00
show. We talked to them a lot.
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In fact, we're going to get them back on because we want to talk
17:03
about some stuff with China when it comes to their economy and
17:06
their finances. But what I want to tell you is
17:08
that what I think is interesting about all this is that our
17:12
government seems to really embrace hiring people that maybe
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they should have vetted. Bet.
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I mean, you tell me, George, if the US government had to
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actually go about banning this, you can realize that it's
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probably even a bigger problem they've made us aware of.
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Who knows how many of these people have infiltrated our own
17:32
agencies and government? Yeah, I mean, listen, they're
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talking about even revoking like school visas from the Chinese.
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Why not? I think, listen, I think take
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them all our farmland that they own revoking.
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Let's start there. That's number one.
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Take them off the stock market too.
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Exchanges. Why not?
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Let's do it. Let's let's break them.
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That's number two. Number three, all the debt that
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we owe them that wipe be clean. Zero.
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We don't owe them shit. Matter of fact, they owe us for
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the for the COVID. How about that?
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Yeah. What are they going to do?
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At the end of the day, you know, China's had a plan all along and
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it was only bricks. It's not only the precursors for
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fentanyl and car fentanyl. It's not only the trade deficit.
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It's not only the infiltration of our government.
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We've said it on the show before.
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If you, if you should read the translated version of the Red
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Book of Mao, if you really kind of want to understand how they
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operate. I've read it.
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Interesting reading. You know, they don't care.
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They're, they're willing to go home.
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Just, you know, like the United States.
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You know, there's one thing about US, the people here in the
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US, we're impatient. We, we want to jump the, you
18:38
know, if we're in business, we want to work instantly.
18:41
If we're in a personal relationship, we want to know
18:43
exactly what we've got immediately.
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But the, the Chinese are not like that.
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They have a high level of patience for moving forward and
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moving their communist agenda forward.
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They don't care if it's only, you know, you know, 1/4 of an
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inch in 10 years. As long as they've gone forward,
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they believe that's a success. And when you read the red Book
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them out, you recognize exactly what they really have in mind
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for the United States. They don't want the United
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States to have the power it does.
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That was the whole idea behind bricks.
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Is bricks crumbling at this point?
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I don't know if it's crumbling. I think it's still a threat, but
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I don't think it's the threat it was before.
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I think if Kamala Harris had been there would have been a
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serious threat, I think if we had some more installed
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officials. But that's my point.
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There's a lot of ways to go after these people.
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There's a lot of ways to stop them.
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But just going along with it and just keeping your mouth shut
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like Joe Biden did and of course, getting paid by them.
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You know, we at this point, I have to believe that Joe Biden
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did pass national security secrets to the Chinese.
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I, I believe that Hunter Biden would do anything for money
19:46
because I think he's a crackhead whore.
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You know, I mean, not only does he use crack and not only does
19:50
he like whores, I think he is 1 himself.
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And I think influence peddling by the Biden administration.
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I, I, you know, that was the name of the game for Joe Biden.
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50 year politician installed over and over again, used to
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hang out with the leadership at the Ku Klux Klan.
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This is not a good person. He's not a good guy.
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He's not some sweet old guy as they described in that
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paperwork. My point is.
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All these people that violated the trust of the American people
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on both sides of the aisle, they're all a target to me.
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And I think that's what the administration should be focused
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on. The American people are happy
20:23
that you guys are getting the the gang members off the
20:26
streets. I think it's good.
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I think the deportations are good.
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I love Tom Holman, but let's get the gloves off.
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Let's start playing like a bunch of pussies.
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If you guys can't handle it, George and I can handle it.
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We'll be happy to lead some of the investigations.
20:39
Just get us in there. And we're not going to play by
20:41
the rules, though. I want that 16 page letter.
20:43
And I'll just start taking some people down to Gitmo.
20:45
I'll start interrogating them and I'll bet you I get the
20:48
American people some answers. Just give me that interrogation.
20:50
Just give me a sea container and one trip to Home Depot and I
20:55
will make sure that I'll get you guys some answers from some of
20:57
these government officials that screw the American public.
21:00
You think ship the Schiff with a little pressure wouldn't squeal
21:03
like the little piggy is Oinky oink?
21:06
You don't think you would? What about Nancy Pelosi?
21:09
You think after you dry her out and she's starting to not get
21:11
access to her vodka, you think she's not going to talk?
21:14
Can you imagine drying out Nancy Pelosi, George?
21:17
Doing drying her out. Yeah, I mean, Can you imagine
21:19
not giving her access to her vodka?
21:22
Oh man, she'd be a mean ass bitch.
21:24
Can. You imagine the DTS she'd be
21:26
going through? I mean, how about the liquor
21:29
store she installed in the halls of Congress?
21:32
Is that still open? George, do you know?
21:34
I haven't. You know what I don't know.
21:35
I don't even know why there is a store there.
21:37
It should be illegal. Why do they need a liquor store?
21:39
I thought they were in there trying to work for the American
21:41
public. Do they really need a cocktail
21:42
to work for the American public? I mean, I know they all have
21:45
bottles in their offices. You know when they get those
21:48
lobbyists in and the lobbyists bring their big bags of money
21:50
in, you know, I know they got to have a cocktail with them.
21:53
Nanny nanny goes Nancy Pelosi is already dried out like 1/2 dead
21:57
lizard. Yeah, she is.
21:59
She's on. You know, she is so unattractive
22:02
in so many ways. It's not just her physical
22:03
appearance. It's just the the nasty, shifty,
22:07
psychotic bitch that she is. There's just everything about
22:10
her is ugly and her hate for the American public, what she has
22:14
done to destroy this country. If that's not enough to arrest
22:17
her. But that's my point.
22:18
We've got all these people in there.
22:19
I was hoping they were going to lock the lock the halls of
22:22
Congress and it was going to be like a one day arrest of like a
22:25
bunch of them in Congress. Supposedly.
22:27
I know Doge, you know George, that came out last night.
22:29
Again, I saw a video about it. Supposedly they'd found a bunch
22:32
of crazy stuff, but had they? Or was that the release?
22:36
Supposedly there's something monstrous that's going to make a
22:38
whole bunch of people resign. I'm still.
22:41
Waiting for the resignations. I'm still waiting for that, but
22:44
what they? Hold your breath, I'll ask for
22:45
blue boy. What they said was let me see, I
22:50
have it somewhere. Hold on.
22:51
I'm. Going to hold my breath.
22:53
Oh, OK. What they were talking about was
22:55
on those improper unemployment benefits.
22:58
Yeah. 305 million of those came from California and New York and
23:03
Massachusetts. California accounted for 68% of
23:07
that. 68 accounted for 68% of unemployment benefits paid to
23:15
parolees identified by CBP on a terrorist watch list or a
23:20
criminal records. Wow.
23:23
Well, I let me back that up for a minute.
23:26
Parolees, they listed parolees. So saying people that that were
23:30
getting money while they were in prison or when they got I.
23:32
Don't know, It says paid to parolees.
23:34
So if you're parolee, you're not in prison, you're in parole.
23:38
Well, what's interesting is, I mean, some of that could be
23:41
legit. I have no idea how many parolees
23:43
are in California. I don't know how how much of
23:46
that is a telling moment. Maybe some, you know, again,
23:48
because they label, I wanted to emphasize this, people get a
23:51
felony and that's how they qualify you for the rest of your
23:55
life. It's all over the the Internet.
23:57
It's all over your records. It pretty much does really hurt
24:02
you for getting a job because they make it act.
24:03
And I'm talking about nonviolent criminals, you know, a person
24:06
with maybe a first time offender.
24:08
I don't think that should happen.
24:09
There's nothing that says in the Constitution that a felon should
24:12
continue to suffer the consequences after they've
24:15
served their sentence. You're supposed to serve your
24:17
sentence and it's not supposed to continue to hang over your
24:19
head. And there's nothing about in the
24:20
Constitution about losing your rights.
24:22
They added all that. You can't hold, you can't hold a
24:25
position, you know, a government position.
24:27
You can't hold in an elected official.
24:29
You can't vote, you can't have a Second Amendment rights.
24:32
I disagree with all that. You guys in the audience might
24:34
not agree with me. I disagree with all that.
24:35
I think once somebody served their time.
24:37
I'm not talking about career offenders.
24:38
I'm not talking about violent criminals.
24:40
I'm talking about people that have had a one time offense, one
24:42
time mistake in their life. I don't think that should be
24:44
open record for everybody. It's one thing if you've heard
24:48
somebody, I think if you're a violent criminal, that's
24:49
important. But there are people that made a
24:51
mistake or in fact were charged for a crime that maybe was
24:54
fabricated against them. And you know, the federal
24:57
system, especially at least in a state, you can get it expunged
25:00
and you know, you have an opportunity to get it sealed.
25:03
This most of the states allow that, but the federal doesn't.
25:06
Federal has no system in place. And they continue to make sure
25:09
that that stuff is very up in front.
25:11
So I don't agree with that. But I don't know whether these
25:12
parolees, I don't know if that's a smoking gun as much as the
25:15
people that, you know, clearly they're getting multiple sets of
25:19
benefits. This misuse of Social Security
25:21
numbers, it's unbelievable. And what the Biden
25:24
administration does is just it's criminal.
25:26
And that's my point. Where where are these people
25:28
getting, you know, arrested, you know, a lot of people for direct
25:32
knowledge that told the AP about this policy, which was put into
25:36
effect by the departing U.S. ambassador Nicholas Burns.
25:39
He did it in January before he left China.
25:43
A lot of people would only speak on the condition of anonymity.
25:46
They didn't really want to be known for this release of what
25:48
we're talking about here. They didn't want their names to
25:50
be attached to it. But there's this now that I
25:53
guess there's a real blanket non fraternization policy.
25:57
That's what they're calling it, a non fraternization policy.
26:02
Makes sense to me, George. Like, you know, why would we be
26:04
fraternizing with these people when you really don't know?
26:09
It shouldn't be fraternizing, period.
26:11
I think we should just get rid of all the Chinese people.
26:14
Well, does it make sense to have Chinese citizens?
26:18
Well, here's the deal, not all Chinese people are bad.
26:20
But when you're working at an embassy, does it make sense to
26:23
have Chinese citizens working as guards and other support staff
26:27
at the US embassy at all 5 consulates in China?
26:32
I mean, wouldn't that be especially a place that you
26:34
wouldn't want Chinese citizens working?
26:37
Wouldn't you want U.S. citizens to work there?
26:41
I would only want U.S. citizens, period.
26:44
But you know that in China they don't give a shit.
26:48
They have probably so much. They try to do so much
26:52
eavesdropping and and spying on our conflicts that.
26:56
Hopefully if you were the Chinese government, wouldn't you
27:00
pick, like if they were going to hire some Chinese employees at
27:03
the consulate, right? Wouldn't you pick some really
27:05
attractive men and women to work there hoping that you could
27:10
honey pot somebody? Wouldn't that be part of the
27:12
strategy? I mean, it wouldn't to me, if
27:14
I'm China and I want to eavesdrop in the United States
27:16
and they're going to hire some of my employees at the at the
27:18
consulates, I'm going to put some smoking hot babes in there.
27:21
I'm going to put some good looking Chinese guys.
27:24
They're they're not going to just be a run-of-the-mill
27:26
people. So I mean, of course people are
27:28
going to be vulnerable. They're working long hours at
27:30
the State Department and you're around this person over and over
27:33
again. And I'm sure they're very good
27:35
at, oh, let's say it's you, George.
27:37
You got some Chinese girl going. Oh, George, you're so handsome.
27:40
I wish there were Chinese guys like you.
27:41
And oh, you're so powerful and I love everything about.
27:45
These guys like me, hold on. Yeah, but you get what I'm
27:49
saying right After a while they would wear you down.
27:52
They would be attempt to, yeah. You go cosma, you come all time.
27:56
One free console for you, you buy all time.
27:59
You know, I don't want to be racist, but but the truth is
28:01
they would put some really hot, you know, Asian babes around
28:04
George and they would work him over, even if it took years.
28:08
Eventually he might have a day when he just made a mistake.
28:12
Could happen, could happen to any guy really.
28:15
But why would you hire those people when you know you're in
28:18
China at a consulate and you know, let's face it, there's a
28:21
lot of CIA in the consulate. You guys know that there's a lot
28:24
of NSA, there's a lot of DIA that go through those consulates
28:27
over time. They're all trying to work their
28:30
sources, you know. Now, are they putting them there
28:34
because they think those people will be sources?
28:35
I don't know. But if you start having sex with
28:37
them, I think that puts you in a vulnerable position, how you're
28:41
dealing with people's emotions. Most people aren't like New
28:44
Yorkers and guys from New Jersey, you know, our emotions
28:48
are a little different than other people in other parts of
28:51
the country. I don't know, always seems like
28:54
a bad idea to me so. Chinese girls probably break her
28:57
in 2. It is what it is, George.
29:00
It is what it is, all right? We've been hearing about this.
29:04
I, you know, George, I, this this means almost nothing to me.
29:09
I hate to say it. You know what?
29:11
It's another thing we heard we were going to drop the Epstein
29:13
files and now they're curating them.
29:15
We've heard they're going to drop the RFKMLK.
29:18
Wait a minute, they hold on. They dropped the RFK files.
29:23
So what? No, JFK.
29:26
This is RFK we're talking about now.
29:28
JFK, They dropped those files. I don't know if they dropped all
29:31
of them and I don't know if they didn't curate the shit out.
29:33
Wait, what files are going to drop?
29:35
RFK, Robert F Kennedy for his assassination RFK and MLK Martin
29:41
Luther King and Robert F Kennedy now.
29:44
I mean, we know the CIA did RFK too.
29:48
We don't keep the files. MLK.
29:51
Yeah. They did MLK too.
29:52
I want not well, I want. Martin Luther King got executed.
29:55
I want to see the Martin Luther King files.
29:58
I also like to see the other guy.
30:01
Oh man, what's his name? He's wearing the glasses.
30:06
Malcolm X. Yeah, I want to see his files
30:09
too. I'd like to see those too, but
30:12
are we going to see the actual files or are they going to just
30:15
clean them out in a minute, redact them and clean them out?
30:17
I also want to see the Epstein files that they promised us.
30:22
I'd like to see the 9/11 files. How about that?
30:27
I'd like to see the 9/11 files. The real files.
30:30
They won't drop them. Well, why?
30:33
Maybe like 50-60 a hundred years from now they'll drop them.
30:37
But but you, but you get my point.
30:38
Like here we are. They've had these files.
30:41
Now we're talking to RFK and MLK.
30:42
They've had them for decades. They don't need to tell me set
30:45
for release, just drop them. Take the boxes out of the
30:49
basement, take the boxes out of all the cold storage and just
30:51
drop them, scan them in. No, because they're, I think
30:55
they're curating them. It's continued cover up.
30:57
Stop curating. Listen, I want to say this to
31:00
all the government employees that probably watch this show.
31:02
I'm sure a lot of them don't like us, so they probably watch
31:04
just to eavesdrop on this. I'm going to say this to you,
31:07
stop fucking around. You guys aren't our parents.
31:09
You work for the American public.
31:11
It's not vice versa. You're not mommy and daddy
31:14
government. You're not mommy and daddy
31:15
agent. OK, those files and all the
31:18
proof belong to the American people.
31:22
Enough of this crap. We had.
31:24
We had this for decades and decades.
31:26
We've had all these administrations hide and cover
31:29
shit up. You guys.
31:30
Stop using that bullshit. Oh, for national security
31:33
interests, It's national security.
31:35
We have to curate. We can't.
31:37
We have to redact. No, fuck you.
31:39
Stop redacting. Stop curating.
31:41
Drop the freaking files. Drop the 9/11 files.
31:44
Let the chips fall where they may.
31:46
If the Bushes were involved in 9/11 like many people believe,
31:49
myself included, then let them face the consequences, you know?
31:54
And listen, there's a, there's a theory going on around George
31:58
I'm going to share with you. I saw it online.
32:00
Well. You guys, right, Hold on.
32:02
Yeah, I need to because we do know Trump watches this from
32:06
time to time and some other people.
32:07
So I'm going to help you guys out, right?
32:10
If you drop the MLK files, right, do it and the Malcolm X
32:16
you're going to it's going to show how the Democrats with
32:20
along with the three letter agencies, more specifically CIA
32:24
helped assassinate now or or did it not even help or did
32:28
assassinate Martin Luther King and Malcolm X.
32:31
So what is that going to do for the Republicans with the black
32:33
folk? Oh yeah, you're going to get
32:34
more drop him because who was president Lyndon Johnson was
32:38
president when MLK got assassinated.
32:39
He was a Democrat. Not only do the minorities in
32:43
the United States, you know, you know, in this show, you know
32:46
this, we're not racist on this show.
32:47
We're not racist. I mean, we might have said some
32:49
things to seem marginally racist about Asian spies.
32:52
I'm not racist, Lance. I hate everybody, so go ahead.
32:55
No, but here's my point. You know, this show we're we're
32:58
clearly not racist for for a number of reasons.
33:01
My wife is as an example, is a mixed race from South Africa and
33:05
I'm actually, you know, Sicilian more.
33:08
I have a bunch of my DNA is from Sicilian Moore, which of course,
33:11
you know, the Moors rate rated Sicily.
33:13
So being racist, I'd actually be racist.
33:15
Against myself and my wife. You're like half moulinon, is
33:17
that what you're saying? I am saying I'm partial
33:19
moulinon. It's true.
33:20
Like, you know, the truth of the matter is, and that's an old
33:23
slang term, that's a black eggplant that George is used.
33:26
That's from Italy. That's what the.
33:28
Race is black, Eggplant is more like Tatsun.
33:32
Yeah, but they did. You know how the Italians use it
33:34
in their attack. Why do you hang out with the
33:36
moulies kid? You know, because I was always a
33:38
guy that hung out with everybody.
33:39
People. I I I gave everybody a fair
33:41
chance. It was always the way I
33:42
operated. It doesn't.
33:43
And if you turn out to be an asshole, I really didn't care
33:45
what color you were. Otherwise, that's how I dealt
33:47
with people. But here's my point.
33:49
You know, this would show it's more than just an olive branch.
33:54
It shows transparency and I'm tired of all these government
33:59
minions that that act like somehow they've got some G65
34:02
classified rating that gives them more authority or more
34:06
right to know something that you deserve.
34:10
See, to me, my subscribers, my listeners, of course, in our
34:12
show, George and Ice, we these people that you guys matter to
34:16
us because we want you guys to get the truth.
34:18
That's what the show is about. So for me, when somebody that
34:21
says they're going to do something, if you tell me that
34:24
you're going to close down the FBI and make it a museum, if you
34:27
tell me you're going to clean out all the bad apples, I don't
34:30
care who you are, doesn't matter who you are, then fucking do it.
34:33
Don't tell me something and not do it.
34:35
And when it comes to these files, when it comes to 911 and
34:38
it comes to RFK and MLK and JFK and Epstein, you don't own that
34:43
fucking shit. The American public owns that
34:46
shit because they paid for it. Now, granted, our tax money is
34:50
being stolen by the Federal Reserve Bank.
34:52
That's absolutely true. But it's bullshit.
34:56
I'm, I'm tired of these, these prepped press release.
34:59
You don't need to do shit. You don't need to tell me you're
35:01
going to release the RFK folders.
35:03
You don't need to tell me you're going to release the MLK
35:05
folders. You don't need to fill up the
35:07
news feed with Ohio. Yeah, it's all coming.
35:09
It's going to happen. Just fucking do it.
35:12
Just go down to the basement, grab all the 9/11 files and dump
35:15
them. Do them in one massive dump and
35:18
let the American public decide if somebody was involved
35:21
criminally and deserves to be prosecuted.
35:23
If MLK, you don't need to redact them.
35:25
You don't need to review them. We don't need thousands of FBI
35:28
agents reviewing the Epstein folders.
35:30
George, you're the one that talked about that.
35:32
Why do we need to have the FBI review the Epstein folders?
35:35
Why don't you just release that shit?
35:37
Epstein's dead, Ghislaine Maxwell sitting in jail for a
35:41
crime that supposedly was human trafficking, child trafficking
35:44
and all kinds of other horrendous show.
35:46
The only thing I can say for the Epstein files is to redact is
35:50
the victims names to protect the.
35:52
Correct, That is correct. Let us show the names of, you
35:56
know, Clinton on there, Chief Justice Roberts on there.
35:59
Oh, did I say that? Oh, sorry.
36:01
I mean, whoever allegedly is on there, let's put it out.
36:04
But you guys, you guys don't need to hire people to go
36:07
through it. You don't need to have the FBI
36:08
offices full of people going to the paper.
36:11
Just fucking release the stuff. Let's play the video.
36:15
And lastly, we've been scanning. I've had over 100 people working
36:19
around the clock to scan the paper around RFK Senator Robert
36:25
F Kennedy's assassination as well as Martin Luther King
36:28
Junior's assassination. These have been sitting in boxes
36:31
in storage for decades. They have never been scanned or
36:34
seen before. We'll have those ready to
36:36
release here within the next few days.
36:39
That's great, Bobby, how do you feel about that?
36:41
That's that's hitting very gratified you.
36:44
That's hitting close to home when you think I'm thinking
36:48
about Bobby, when he when that statement's made very grateful
36:51
to you. You know, Lance, real quick, you
36:54
would think that once these fail files drop on RFK that Kennedy
37:01
right now would want some freaking retribution here.
37:04
Like. Why wouldn't he?
37:06
After seeing his. I don't blame him.
37:08
I would, I mean, I mean, here's what it comes down to.
37:12
And then I know, I know we have to take a break.
37:14
I, I just got to say this for the American public and for the
37:17
listeners and subscribers of this show.
37:19
I just want transparency. I don't need any more
37:21
discussions. And to be honest with you, I'm
37:22
shocked that all these files weren't scanned in decades ago.
37:26
We're talking about scanning it all in.
37:28
Are you telling me that they've been sitting on these folders
37:30
and they never got scanned into, you know, into the into hard
37:34
drives? I mean, that seems amazing in
37:36
itself. And I know during that time
37:38
period, of course, we're talking decades ago when computer
37:40
scanning and computers weren't. But wouldn't you think that
37:42
during that whole time period, somebody would have said, hey,
37:44
we better scan all these documents?
37:46
It's an important part of the United States.
37:48
Obviously you haven't seen this, but they have all the federal
37:53
government's employees. Yeah, they're underground.
37:57
I forget 26,000 filing cabinets, all their paperwork is there.
38:01
So when they retire, they do everything's by paperwork.
38:03
Nothing's computerized. Elon Musk, they they showed he
38:07
was in there. He's going to help try to
38:08
computerize it, but I mean it's. Unbelievable, right?
38:11
Right. All right, we're going to be
38:12
right back. Don't go nowhere.
38:13
I'll send Lance after you guys because.
38:16
And I'm in that mood today. I'll come and find you.
38:18
I'll drag you back to. The file I know where you're.
38:19
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41:03
And I said to him, I said, would you go now to get Kony in the
41:07
Congo? He says, without a doubt, in a
41:09
second. Now it's the DRC.
41:11
Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.
41:13
Do you have ISIS there? You have Islamic State and you
41:17
have ADF? Hey, Sandy.
41:18
Joseph Kony's still alive. He's in the Congo, and now God
41:21
has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll meet up one
41:25
day, but maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there, one
41:30
or the other. Huh.
41:46
All right, welcome back to the Big Big Show.
41:48
Here we host Lance Migliacho, George Valentin, the big big
41:51
mafia in the chat, the Dan Bongino Army AKA Big Big Army.
41:57
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Helps us out a lot, keeps the show going, equipment, program,
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software, all that good stuff, you know how it goes.
42:14
But daylight savings time. the US is debating on the daylight
42:21
savings time. Well, you know what, it shit
42:24
sucks if California just I know Arizona doesn't doesn't abide by
42:31
it. I think California does, but
42:33
Arizona doesn't. So why do we all have to get rid
42:37
of it? They're finally debating.
42:39
They had a hearing and they're they're talking about making it
42:43
permanent right now. I don't even know dirt doesn't
42:48
serve a purpose anymore. Maybe it did way back then, but
42:51
for me, I'd rather have, I'd rather be lighter, more lighter
42:55
at night. That's the way I look at even
42:57
Trump put here. I'm going to put the post up
42:59
first. What Trump said, Lance should
43:02
push hard for more daylight at the end of the day.
43:05
You know what's funny? He was asked this question not
43:08
too long ago by Peter Doocy. You know what he said?
43:11
He goes, well, 50% want it, 50% don't want it.
43:14
So he's like kind of he was staying away from it.
43:18
But now he puts this out, very popular.
43:20
More importantly, no more changing of the clocks.
43:24
For your health, it's really bad, Your natural internal
43:28
clock. If you guys know, you know, if
43:30
you really want to sleep, that's why you've got to close the
43:32
drapes. That's why they keep the casinos
43:34
with no, no daylights. You don't know it's night or
43:36
daytime. It's one of the big things in
43:38
Vegas. But at the end of the day, for
43:39
your internal health, changing the clock clock should be
43:43
locked. Day, dark, dark, light, whatever
43:46
it's going to be naturally because that natural rhythm,
43:50
that daylight, Yeah. And that natural rhythm is
43:54
important for your health. I think it's extremely
43:57
destructive. I don't know how many times the
43:58
clock changes and you feel completely thrown off and
44:01
discombobulated for no reason at all.
44:03
So my my opinion is lock the clock.
44:06
Enough of this bullshit DST. Let's kick this thing to the
44:08
curb like so many other things our government's been doing.
44:11
Maybe we need to get the hashtag going.
44:13
Lock the clock. What do you say?
44:16
I agree. You want to hear something
44:18
standing here in bullshit, We're going to play it for you.
44:20
Because if I had to watch it, you guys are going to watch it.
44:22
Yeah, this is. Good morning, everyone.
44:26
Welcome back, Senator Scott. Good to see you.
44:29
Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation will
44:31
come to order. Twice a year, we find ourselves
44:35
adjusting our clocks, shifting an hour of daylight forward in
44:39
the spring, springing forward and falling back in the fall.
44:44
For many Americans, this biannual ritual is a minor
44:47
inconvenience, something we endure without giving it much
44:50
thought. But we take a closer look at the
44:53
implications of changing the clocks, its impact on our
44:57
economy, our health, and our everyday lives.
45:00
We can see that this practice is more than an annoyance.
45:04
First, let's talk about energy savings, which has long been the
45:07
most common justification for daylight savings time.
45:11
The original idea behind daylight savings time was to
45:13
reduce energy consumption by making better use of daylight
45:17
during the longer days of summer.
45:20
The idea was simple. Fewer hours of darkness meant
45:23
less electricity consumption for lighting and heating.
45:27
This concept might have made sense in the early 20th century,
45:30
when our economy and our homes relied much more heavily on
45:34
energy consumption tied to daylight hours.
45:37
Today, the data show energy savings from daylight savings
45:42
time are de minimis, if not entirely non existent.
45:46
Advances in technology, particularly in lighting and
45:49
climate control, and increased domestic energy production have
45:54
drastically reduced the relative price of energy compared to the
45:57
past. Changing clocks biannually
46:01
impacts our health. Research has shown that the
46:04
abrupt shift in time, especially the spring transition when we
46:08
lose an hour of sleep, disrupts our internal circadian rhythms
46:13
and causes sleep deprivation. This leads to increased risks of
46:17
health problems, including higher rates of heart attacks,
46:21
strokes and even car accidents immediately following the time
46:24
change. In fact, studies have shown that
46:27
there is a spike in workplace injuries and fatal car crashes
46:31
during the days after we shift our clocks forward.
46:35
The disruption to sleep patterns and the resultant fatigue we can
46:39
have consequences on our productivity, mental health and
46:43
well-being. The time change is also an
46:49
inconvenience for families. For parents, especially those
46:52
with young children, adjusting to the time change is no simple
46:56
task. Sleep disruptions can result in
46:59
cranky children, restless nights and a difficult adjustment
47:03
period that can last for weeks. We also need to consider the
47:07
economic and social impact. There are arguments that longer
47:11
daylight hours in the evening can boost economic activity in
47:15
certain sectors, such as retail, tourism and entertainment.
47:19
For instance, late afternoon golf leagues account for up to
47:23
40% of the annual revenue of some courses, while a majority
47:28
of golf instructors reported that nearly 50% of their lessons
47:33
are taught after 4:00 PM. A golf course would lose an
47:37
estimated $500,000 annually if it lost the extra hour of
47:42
daylight in the summer. Of course, the early birds who
47:46
like 7:00 AM tee times might be a bit annoyed with this shift.
47:51
Many States and countries like Mexico and Russia and Turkey
47:55
have already taken steps to move away from changing clocks twice
47:59
a year. Hawaii and Arizona have opted
48:02
out of the practice, and other countries in the past 10 years
48:05
have either abolished it or in the process of doing so,
48:09
Congress has the authority to end this outdated and harmful
48:12
practice. This hearing is an excellent
48:15
opportunity to examine a thoughtful and rational approach
48:19
to how we manage time. Whether we lock the clock on
48:23
Standard Time year round or on daylight Savings Time, let's
48:28
think carefully about our health, our economy and
48:33
well-being and embrace A sensible approach to time
48:37
management. And I'll now turn to Senator
48:39
Blunt Rochester for her opening. I'm, you know, I'm curious, who
48:43
are the people that are opposed to doing this and why?
48:46
What is their reasons? You know, it's funny that
48:50
Congress should have to, you know, give this so much thought.
48:54
If they really want to get down to the root of it, why don't
48:56
they just do a big open poll of the American public?
48:59
I hate it. Lock the clock's always been a
49:01
thing of me. I, I, I agree with the fatigue
49:04
and throwing off your natural internal clock.
49:06
I don't like any part of it. And to be honest with you, I
49:08
think it's just more bullshit tampering with things that are
49:11
unnecessary that our government, you know, this is supposed to be
49:14
a government of a limited jurisdiction.
49:15
When the fuck did we put them in charge of the clocks?
49:18
I, I don't remember that. I just, this is just the kind of
49:21
stuff that I think Congress sticks its big fat nose in the
49:24
middle of. Just shut it down, man.
49:26
Enough's enough. Nobody wants daylight savings.
49:28
If you guys agree with that, I would let the your senators and
49:31
congressmen know. Send them a text, lock the
49:32
clock, start posting it on social media.
49:34
Do everything you can to expand that.
49:36
We need to put this to an end. All right, let's talk about Mark
49:38
Zuckerberg. If there's anybody that should
49:41
be facing some criminal charges, it would be Mark Zuckerberg for
49:44
the Zuckerbucks and the manipulation of our election
49:46
system. But now there's more looks like
49:49
for cost reasons and their infinite wisdom over there on
49:53
Facebook, they've they've considered storing all their
49:56
data in China so they can save money, bring more money to the
49:59
bottom line. Because Mark Zuckerberg doesn't
50:01
have enough billions. He doesn't, you know, his big
50:04
compound that he's building in Hawaii with his underground
50:08
bunker. I guess he needs a nicer bunker.
50:11
Who knows? He needs to make more money.
50:14
A lot of people wanted to come to Capitol Hill.
50:16
This investigation with a whistleblower talks about how
50:19
Facebook is considered storing data in China.
50:22
But there's more. They also highlight that Meta
50:28
executives may have misled Congress and the American people
50:30
about those actions. It's an ongoing hearing, but of
50:34
course, there's more to it. And this comes from Wynn
50:37
Williams. We are engaged in a high stakes
50:39
AI arms race against China, which everybody knows about
50:42
that. And during my time at Meta, the
50:44
company executives lied about what they were doing with the
50:47
Chinese Communist Party to employees, shareholders,
50:50
Congress and the American people.
50:52
Well, that would be criminal. That would be criminal.
50:55
Just so you know, Mark Zuckerberg should face criminal
50:57
consequences. Willie with all his billions?
50:59
Probably not. So this former Facebook employee
51:02
goes on and says that the company deleted the account of a
51:04
Chinese dissident as part of this operation that was living
51:08
in the US after pressure from Beijing, and gave the CCP the
51:13
user data for that individual. She claims that Meta began
51:17
briefing the CCP as early as 2015.
51:21
By the way, that would be working with a foreign enemy.
51:25
That should in itself be enough to criminally charge everybody.
51:28
At Meta, they said they focused on AI and other forms of
51:31
critical emerging technologies. Let's play the clip, George.
51:37
Sorry. My name is Sarah Wynn Williams
51:42
and I served as the Director of Global Public Policy at
51:44
Facebook, now Meta, for nearly seven years starting in 2011.
51:50
Throughout those seven years, I saw Matter executives repeatedly
51:54
undermine US National Security and betray American values.
51:59
They did these things in secret to win.
52:02
Favor with Beijing and build an $18 billion business in China.
52:09
We are engaged in a high stakes AI right arms race against
52:14
China, and during my time at Matter, company executives lied
52:19
about what they were doing with the Chinese Communist Party to
52:22
employees, shareholders, Congress and the American
52:27
public. I sit before this committee
52:30
today to set the record straight about these illegal and
52:36
dangerous activities. Mehta's dishonesty started with
52:42
a betrayal of core American values.
52:46
Mark Zuckerberg pledged himself a free speech champion.
52:51
Yet I witness Mehta work hand in glove with the Chinese Communist
52:56
Party to construct and test custom built censorship tools
53:02
that silenced and censored their critics.
53:10
We don't need a hearing. We don't need a hearing.
53:12
You have an eyewitness, a person that was there during that time
53:15
period. What we need are indictments.
53:18
This again is one of those things that Congress does.
53:20
And this is what the Republicans did last time.
53:22
And the, and the Democrats were, you know, they, they operated,
53:25
they were causing division and chaos while the Republicans, all
53:29
they ever want to do is hold committees and hearings and they
53:31
stomp their feet and make much noise.
53:33
Mike Johnson Oh my gosh, Oh, we found this.
53:35
We found and they do nothing. We don't need a hearing for
53:39
this. You've got an eyewitness these.
53:41
This is criminal. You're talking about working
53:44
with a foreign government and conspiring with them against the
53:49
American people. What we need is for the FBI and
53:52
the Department of Justice to raid Facebook headquarters and
53:56
arrest all these executives and charge them criminally.
53:59
You don't need a hearing to do that.
54:01
Hearing is all, in my opinion. It's all David Copperfield, you
54:04
know, all this stuff where we go, Oh no, we're going to have a
54:07
hearing. We're going to bring Mark
54:08
Zuckerberg is going to come in here and testify.
54:10
Who gives a shit if he committed a crime?
54:12
Go arrest his little fucking Carrot Top ass.
54:15
There's no reason to mess around here.
54:17
This is the same thing. The American public needs to
54:20
stop putting up with this bullshit and the FBI and the
54:23
Department of Justice. Get off your fucking asses and
54:25
charge these people. I guarantee this.
54:26
They wouldn't have a hearing if George did this.
54:29
If George did this, his door would be hit this morning at
54:32
about 3:30 AM. They would throw in the flash
54:34
flash bangs. They would.
54:35
They would drag his elderly mom out of bed.
54:37
They would throw his brothers and sisters to the floor.
54:40
They would find George. They would potentially Taser him
54:43
if he wasn't complying immediately.
54:44
Why do we have, you have to have a hearing from Mark Zuckerberg
54:47
because he's a billionaire. She just said to you that
54:50
executives were conspiring and cooperating with Communist China
54:55
agents against the United States security interests.
54:59
I see. This is what I mean.
55:01
This if it, if anybody in the audience and you guys, any of
55:03
the big Mcmafia or any of the Bongino Army, they wouldn't be
55:06
digging around. This is dicking around to me.
55:09
I don't need a hearing for this. You have an eyewitness.
55:10
Let's get to it. Let's get some indictments
55:12
going. They will create a case on one
55:14
single confidential informant. If there's a confidential
55:17
informant that wants to testify against anybody in this
55:19
audience, 1 confidential informant is enough to put a
55:22
case on you whether it's true or not true.
55:25
If they want to put the case on you, they'll put the case on
55:28
you. I mean, they'll make Denzel
55:30
Washington and Training Day look like a little bitch.
55:34
You'll be like, I'll put a case on every.
55:36
Every one of you will be in Pelican Bay.
55:38
It'll happen in seconds. Don't underestimate.
55:41
Of course, China, as usual, isn't very happy.
55:44
They're now saying that President Trump is weaponizing
55:47
tariffs as a tool of bullying. Bullying and coercion turning
55:51
itself into a joke. No shit, Sherlock, of course
55:56
we're going to do that. We don't want to be in a war.
55:58
We don't want to start a nuclear war.
55:59
We don't want to. We're not going to come after
56:00
you with a war. But you guys act like you're not
56:03
doing anything. All Jin Jinping over here acts
56:06
like they're, they haven't been up to creeping and crawling
56:09
non-stop. Just the freaking fentanyl and
56:12
the carfentanyl and the methamphetamine precursors and
56:14
all the chemical labs that are in China supplying all those
56:18
chemicals to all the cartels operating with the cartels.
56:21
How about the ghost gunner mills we talked about on the show, all
56:25
the Chinese ghost gunner mills they're creating so that the,
56:27
the, the cartels can create their own guns just in case the
56:31
flow of guns stops. I mean, George, this, they act
56:35
like they're what I, what I love is they act like they're the
56:37
victim here when they know that there's been a trade deficit.
56:41
They know that they don't allow countries to come in there and
56:43
do business. Listen, I guarantee you this.
56:45
If Lance Miliachi wants to go in and buy farmland around in
56:48
China, around a bunch of sensitive military
56:52
installations, you think they're going to let me do that, George?
56:55
No, but what we should do is, you know, China says that we're
56:58
bullying them with that. We're bullying them with our
57:03
tariffs and causing coercion. What about when China is, I
57:08
don't know, using their military to play games around Taiwan?
57:11
That's not trying to coerce them and bullying them.
57:13
Oh, no, no, not, not at all, George.
57:17
Yeah. You mean when they're doing
57:18
flybys on US airspace in Alaska with their fighter jets?
57:23
So you know how. About their balloons, How about
57:24
the balloons flying your balloons, your spy balloons over
57:27
the United States? You know, that's what I love.
57:30
Now China's the victim because here's the deal that we know.
57:33
Let me give you this this inside information 100%.
57:38
China is smoke and mirrors on their economy.
57:40
They have some major financial issues.
57:42
And let me tell you something, if Trump maintains his position
57:45
on tariffs for a period of time, they're going to be in serious
57:47
fucking trouble. Their finances are teetering on
57:51
insolvency, major bank failures, potential major government
57:56
failures. If he does this and continues on
58:00
the path he's on, that government's in serious trouble
58:03
financially. And Trump may very well know
58:04
this. George, I want to give you
58:05
something else I saw online and I want to get your reaction on
58:07
this. A lot of people are saying that
58:10
part of what Trump did with the tariff and then the the pullback
58:14
and the rest of it, part of it, he might have been hoping inside
58:17
of that. And there's some some stuff in
58:19
the inside the administration that's saying this, that he was
58:22
also trying to catch insider traders in the government.
58:26
He was trying to trigger them to do some insider trading on the
58:29
information that was getting passed around the halls of the
58:32
administration to see who's actually participating in
58:35
insider trading. I haven't, well, I haven't
58:38
really heard that part, but. I did hear that yesterday, that
58:43
interesting that. Yeah, it's an interesting
58:45
thought process. Is it true, You know, I can't be
58:47
100% sure. It came from a fairly credible
58:50
person, but I don't know. We'll see if there's any truth
58:53
in that. I'd love to see the insider
58:55
traders get arrested. You know, insider trading laws,
58:57
very specific. And they've been doing it,
58:59
getting filthy rich on the backs of insider information.
59:03
The the congressional members and many other peoples inside of
59:06
government. George, I think you found a
59:09
really new important executive order.
59:12
I did and this is big. Breaking news.
59:15
Should I tell him or should I just let him hear it?
59:18
I think you should play it. And this is Donald Trump, of
59:20
course, and Will Scharf handing him a new executive order.
59:23
I think this is a really important one.
59:24
I've always had a problem with this.
59:26
And I think this is it's about time is what I'm going to say to
59:28
this. Here we go.
59:32
And lastly, Sir, we have an executive order demanding that
59:35
grown men stop wearing skinny jeans.
59:38
That's a big one, huh? A lot of people are waiting for
59:42
this for a long for years. For decades.
59:54
No more skinny jeans. I think that's important.
59:57
I I appreciate Donald Trump signing an executive order.
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There is no one else like him in the world.
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Then I said to him. I said.
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Would you go? Now to get Kony in the Congo, he
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says. Without a doubt in a second.
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Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
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children in the DRC. Do you have ISIS there?
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You have Islamic State and you have ADF?
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Hey, Sandy. Joseph Kony's still alive.
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He's in the Congo, and now God has me in the Congo, you know,
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So hopefully we'll meet up one day, but maybe I can lead him to
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the Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?