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They Said They'd Never Go Back! | Episode 371 · V

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Speaker 1: Everybody, welcome to Vince on a Wednesday. Great to have
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Speaker 1: you today from Kansas City. Got a big event with
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Speaker 1: our talk radio station KCMO this evening. So I'm doing
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Speaker 1: this live from Kansas City. Yes, this is a hotel room.
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Speaker 1: And yes, that's the way we roll. It's good to
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Speaker 1: have you here with us, ladies and gentlemen. Good to
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Speaker 1: see you as always. We got a big show ahead
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Speaker 1: for you today. We're going to dive into some of
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Speaker 1: the efforts to get these illegal aliens out of the country.
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Speaker 1: I have a great, great FAFO. to update you on,
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Speaker 1: which is just absolutely wonderful. Kash Patel stops by the
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Speaker 1: United States Senate yesterday. He has to mix it up
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Speaker 1: with a bunch of Democrat senators, and he subsequently destroys
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Speaker 1: each and every one of them. It's deeply satisfying. I
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Speaker 1: promise you, I have so much satisfying video footage to
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Speaker 1: share with you today. And a former climate reporter, someone
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Speaker 1: I wasn't out of town earlier this week. I went
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Speaker 1: back to my studio earlier this week. But I am
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Speaker 1: now again out of town. We were out in Dallas
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Speaker 1: last week. Now we're out in Kansas City this week.
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Speaker 1: It's just, you know, these things just keep happening. And
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Speaker 1: morning and we're good to go. All right. Let's see.
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Speaker 1: I want to get into a good FAFO to start
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Speaker 1: the show. Do you remember the illegal alien who was
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Speaker 1: screaming F Trump and I'm not going back to Haiti?
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Speaker 1: Do you remember that story? Let me just share the
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Speaker 1: original video with you. Watch this. Here's cut one.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going back to Haiti. One of those threats
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Speaker 2: is this illegal alien from Haiti.
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Speaker 3: Ice says he's a gang member with 17 criminal convictions
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Speaker 3: in recent years.
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Speaker 2: You feel me? Yo, Biden forever, bro. Thank Obama for
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Speaker 2: everything that he did for me, bro.
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Speaker 1: Thank Obama. Thank Obama.
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Speaker 2: He loves Biden.
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Speaker 1: Well, you're going to love getting out of the country
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Speaker 1: because they said, he said, I'm not going back to Haiti,
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Speaker 1: he yelled as he was being taken into custody. I've
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Speaker 1: got great news for you this morning. He just went
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Speaker 1: back to Haiti. Ladies and gentlemen, what a great way
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Speaker 1: to start the show today. This one comes to us
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Speaker 1: from Fox's Bill Malusion. He says, remember the Haitian illegal
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Speaker 1: alien gang member who went viral yelling F Trump, Biden forever.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going back to Haiti. Well, he's gone back.
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Speaker 1: DHS confirms to Fox that Wistadjwens, is that his name?
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Speaker 1: Jean-Claude Chargé-Less was finally deported back to his home country
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Speaker 1: on Thursday, 19 months after his arrest. He was combative
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Speaker 1: on the plane. He was combative to the end, which
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Speaker 1: originated in Louisiana. And he made profane, threatening remarks about
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Speaker 1: President Trump and his family while on board. Per DHS,
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Speaker 1: he had 17, over 17 criminal convictions. in just a
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Speaker 1: two-year span in the state of Massachusetts. He was initially
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Speaker 1: admitted to the United States back in 2013. That would
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Speaker 1: be under Barack Obama and was granted temporary protective status.
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Speaker 1: His TPS was later revoked in 2022. We witnessed him
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Speaker 1: being arrested by ICE in Boston. That was at the
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Speaker 1: beginning of January 2025. That was a Yeah, right after
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Speaker 1: President Trump got inaugurated, January 22nd, 2025, just days into
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Speaker 1: the president's administration. Why did it take so long? He
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Speaker 1: says that federal sources that he exhausted, told him, that
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Speaker 1: is Bill Malusian, that this crazy Haitian illegal gangster had
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Speaker 1: exhausted every single potential legal option to try and remain
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Speaker 1: in the country, and he's had a final order of
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Speaker 1: deportation since November of last year. The White House with
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Speaker 1: a statement on this. This gang member and criminal illegal
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Speaker 1: alien loved Obama, Biden, and open border Democrats who let
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Speaker 1: him enter our country with TPS and allowed him to
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Speaker 1: terrorize American citizens thanks to Trump. He's now off our
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Speaker 1: streets and back in Haiti. DHS also celebrating this. Mark
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Speaker 1: Wayne Mullen. as well look at this idiot look at
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Speaker 1: this guy look at him you can see for those
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Speaker 1: of you watching rubble.com slash vince look at i guess
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Speaker 1: that's him on the plane he's going ballistic as they
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Speaker 1: have to strap him down to the seat or something
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Speaker 1: good get the hell out of our country i love
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Speaker 1: obama yeah i know because he let you invade the
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Speaker 1: country and then we voted for trump to get you
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Speaker 1: the hell out so he's gone isn't that fun that's
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Speaker 1: a nice nice way to start the day a pleasant
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Speaker 1: uh story to start the day with you Wonderful, wonderful news.
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Speaker 1: And actually, you know, it's not all bad news for
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Speaker 1: the Haitians. We actually have a fun Haitian story for
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Speaker 1: you today that you may want to know about. You
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Speaker 1: know the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial, the
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Speaker 1: one that the left was stunned to find out is
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Speaker 1: actually a black man? Wait, the holdout juror is black,
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Speaker 1: said Gail King. Yeah, the holdout juror was a black man. Yes,
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Speaker 1: that's true. The only person who said that Lindsay Clancy
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Speaker 1: was guilty was a black man. Well, we found out yesterday.
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Speaker 1: that not only is he a black man, he is
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Speaker 1: a Catholic Haitian immigrant to the United States. And so,
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Speaker 1: you know, this is one of those situations like, well,
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Speaker 1: wait a second, the left is attacking him like crazy
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Speaker 1: right now. And why? Why are they attacking him? I
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Speaker 1: thought they said all the Haitians were great and they
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Speaker 1: should stay here. They want to attack this guy. Check
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Speaker 1: this out. This is a New York Post coverage of it.
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Speaker 1: Lindsay Clancy's holdout juror's brother reveals details about why he
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Speaker 1: chose guilty. Nothing to do with religion. I guess people
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Speaker 1: were accusing him. Oh, because he's Catholic. Okay, so he
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Speaker 1: was guided by a moral compass? I don't know what's
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Speaker 1: so upsetting about this. The holdout juror who sparked the
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Speaker 1: mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case did not allow
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Speaker 1: his Catholic faith to override his judgment that the former
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Speaker 1: nurse was guilty of murder, his brother revealed to the
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Speaker 1: New York Post. As he said, the family's life has
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Speaker 1: been turned upside down. I don't think religion had anything
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Speaker 1: to do with it, the brother said, disputing claims that
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Speaker 1: were made on the internet. The bombshell Clancy trial turned
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Speaker 1: national attention to the juror, who the New York Post
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Speaker 1: is choosing not to name, with some labeling him a
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Speaker 1: hero for refusing to find Clancy not guilty, and other
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Speaker 1: jurors claiming he refused to follow the judge's instructions. about
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Speaker 1: reasonable doubt. His brother saying, you know, he just looked
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Speaker 1: at the case and he made the call. For me,
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Speaker 1: that's how I would do it. I would listen to
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Speaker 1: the case with all the evidence and go from there.
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Speaker 1: His choice was good for some people, not good for
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Speaker 1: other people. Here's the problem. Now the left is targeting
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Speaker 1: the family. The whole family is on lockdown, the New
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Speaker 1: York Post reports. It's been rough. And they said that
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Speaker 1: the brother said that the devoutly Catholic Haitian immigrants and
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Speaker 1: their family has been relentlessly hounded by true crime gawkers
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Speaker 1: and reporters since the juror refused to agree with the
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Speaker 1: 11 others and find Clancy not guilty of murder by
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Speaker 1: reason of insanity. Quote, my family cannot leave the house,
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Speaker 1: the brother said. They are leaving notes at my mother's house.
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Speaker 1: They won't leave us alone, and we don't know anything.
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Speaker 1: So you see what's happening here? So you got this guy, again,
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Speaker 1: it's irrelevant to a normal person what his skin color is,
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Speaker 1: what his gender is. But to the left, it's a
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Speaker 1: big offense. It's like, wait a second, you're not allowed
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Speaker 1: to be black and have this opinion. You're not allowed
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Speaker 1: to be black and think that Lindsay Clancy is anything
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Speaker 1: but innocent. This is crazy. And meanwhile, it's just decent.
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Speaker 1: And I think we found the one Haitian immigrant that
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Speaker 1: the left wants to deport from the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: It's the guy who thinks that strangling your own children
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Speaker 1: should be considered a crime. Yep. Typical stuff. Very typical stuff.
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Speaker 1: So there you go. So we've got a couple of
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Speaker 1: Haitian stories coming up. We also have some more stories
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Speaker 1: on noncitizens that have come through. The Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: yesterday announced that they are cracking down on more illegal
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Speaker 1: voting in the United States, in particular in Texas. They
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Speaker 1: just had a big announcement yesterday cracking down on illegal
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Speaker 1: voting in Texas. They say federal prosecutors cracked down on
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Speaker 1: seven noncitizens who've been charged in sweeping federal election integrity operation.
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Speaker 1: You know the thing that never happens? It just happened again.
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Speaker 1: Fort Worth, Texas, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas,
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Speaker 1: Ryan Raybould, announced that seven non-citizens have now been charged
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Speaker 1: for unlawfully voting in federal elections or falsely claiming United
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Speaker 1: States citizenship. That just keeps happening. Six defendants were indicted
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Speaker 1: on September 10th, that was six days ago, while the
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Speaker 1: seventh was charged by criminal complaint on September 11th. Federal
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Speaker 1: agents arrested one defendant on September 11th, five defendants September 14th,
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Speaker 1: one fugitive defendant surrendered to federal authorities yesterday. That would
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Speaker 1: have been Tuesday. Quote, federal elections belong to American citizens, period,
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Speaker 1: said US Attorney Ryan Raybold. When individuals who are not
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Speaker 1: citizens cast ballots or falsely claim citizenship, they violate federal law, obviously.
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Speaker 1: So who are these people? Who are the people who
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Speaker 1: committed all of these crimes against the United States, these non-citizens? Well,
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Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked. Here we go. Here they are.
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Speaker 1: We got Helen Sayen Adams is a 67-year-old from Nigeria,
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Speaker 1: a citizen of Nigeria, lawful permanent resident, meaning a green
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Speaker 1: card holder since May of 2024, and is now charged
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Speaker 1: with voting by an alien in a federal election and
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Speaker 1: false statement of citizenship in order to register to vote. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: she voted in the 2024 general election in Tarrant County, Texas.
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Speaker 1: She later admitted she was not a U.S. citizen. Then
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Speaker 1: there's Joshua, let's see here, Melichukwu Akpom, a 27-year-old citizen,
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Speaker 1: also Nigeria, lawful permanent resident since 2016, charged with false
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Speaker 1: statements in relation to naturalization. falsely denied on a 2026
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Speaker 1: naturalization application that he had ever claimed U.S. citizenship, registered
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Speaker 1: to vote or voted despite registering and then subsequently voting
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Speaker 1: in the 2018 general election. Carlos Salas Berrios is 41
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Speaker 1: years old, Mexican citizen, who also voted in the general
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Speaker 1: election in 2024. Not a citizen, voted illegally, now busted.
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Speaker 1: Kalwinder Singh Bangura, 69-year-old from India, lawful permanent resident, also
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Speaker 1: voted in the, oh, look at that, the November 2024
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Speaker 1: general election. That thing that never happens. It just happened again.
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Speaker 1: It just keeps happening. How about that? That's interesting. And
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Speaker 1: so every time you see the media tell you that
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Speaker 1: there's no evidence of these things occurring, point them at
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Speaker 1: the evidence. Here are the receipts. Who else? Celestin Katubadi,
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Speaker 1: a 20-year-old citizen of the Democrat Republic of Congo, lawful
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Speaker 1: permanent resident, voted in the, oh, November 2024 general election.
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Speaker 4: Huh.
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Speaker 1: Interesting. Rocio Thrasher, 38-year-old Mexican, voted in the 2024 general election.
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Speaker 1: And then Moises Anwar Arellano Albas is from Mexico and
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Speaker 1: voted in, you guessed it, the 2024 general election. Voted early, actually.
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Speaker 1: It's too much. It's too much. Yes, God does win.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, 362235. That is quite the name. Yes, God
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Speaker 1: does win in the end. That's true. That's a biblical matter.
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Speaker 1: But look at this. Isn't that great? See, you tell
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Speaker 1: me I never give you good news. It's an avalanche
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Speaker 1: of good news this morning as we get together, as
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Speaker 1: we gather together for this Wednesday edition of Vince. It
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Speaker 1: is wonderful. So the feds just busted a bunch of
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Speaker 1: other non-citizens for voting. And we got an update, actually,
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Speaker 1: from Kash Patel yesterday in his congressional testimony, his Senate testimony.
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Speaker 1: Senator Eric Schmidt asked him specifically about whether or not
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Speaker 1: there are any ongoing investigations into illegal straw donations or
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Speaker 1: foreign money, in particular flowing into ActBlue. Remember, ActBlue is
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Speaker 1: the source of the left's massive, massive amounts of funding.
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Speaker 1: And a lot of that money, we now know with
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Speaker 1: some certainty, has been obtained illegally. And through straw donations,
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Speaker 1: people who didn't even know that their name was being
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Speaker 1: used to make donations, contributions to the Democrat Party, used
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Speaker 1: thousands of times. And then foreigners were very easily able
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Speaker 1: to contribute money to ActBlue because they had all these
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Speaker 1: wide open Mack truck size loopholes in their contribution system.
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Speaker 1: So yesterday, Eric Schmidt asked Kash Patel about this and
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Speaker 1: he said, hey, what's the deal with this particular thing?
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Speaker 1: Is there are there any investigations here? Cut to watch.
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Speaker 3: I want to in the time remaining, just talk about
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Speaker 3: a couple of things, because fraud doesn't just happen in Medicare.
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Speaker 3: It doesn't just happen in SNAP. It can happen in elections, nonprofits, immigration,
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Speaker 3: government programs, even our political system. Let me run through
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Speaker 3: a couple areas. First, political fundraising. President Trump directed the
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Speaker 3: Attorney General to investigate possible illegal straw donor and foreign
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Speaker 3: contributions through online fundraising platforms that specifically cited concerns involving ActBlue,
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Speaker 3: including suspicious donations from foreign IP addresses using prepaid cards.
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Speaker 3: Does the FBI have jurisdiction to investigate illegal straw donations
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Speaker 3: and foreign money entering American elections?
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Speaker 5: We do, and we have a lot ongoing.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 3: I know you probably can't talk about those specific cases,
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Speaker 3: but there are ongoing investigations.
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Speaker 2: Is that true?
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Speaker 5: Yes, sir.
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 1: We have a lot ongoing. I'm not surprised by that. Remember,
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Speaker 1: this is the same FBI that brought the indictment against
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Speaker 1: the Southern Poverty Law Center for being a scam operation.
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Speaker 1: They were funding the KKK and neo-Nazis and pretending like
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Speaker 1: they were confronting the KKK and neo-Nazis. So, yeah, are
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Speaker 1: they investigating ActBlue? Sure seems like it, especially when all
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Speaker 1: of ActBlue's attorneys quit. Kind of seems like we may
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Speaker 1: be well over the target. So an update there from
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Speaker 1: Eric Schmidt and Kash Patel, all very fascinating. And then,
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Speaker 1: of course, that was actually one of the more productive
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Speaker 1: pieces of Kash Patel's testimony today. Not that Kash was
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Speaker 1: in any way a failure in his testimony. It's just
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Speaker 1: that Democrats were present And they tried to destroy everything.
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Speaker 1: let's dive into Kash Patel's testimony yesterday with these Democrats. So, again,
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Speaker 1: this is a fun show because there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: hilarious news here. We just deploy Kash in front of
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Speaker 1: each of these Democrat senators and let him fillet them
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Speaker 1: on national television because he does this routinely. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to give you a selection. Some of these are so good.
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Speaker 4: Ready?
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Speaker 1: Why don't we start with watermelon head, old pencil neck
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Speaker 1: Adam Schiff. Here he is yesterday trying to attack Kash Patel.
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Speaker 1: and cash running circles around him.
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Speaker 4: Watch.
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Speaker 1: The Press.
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Speaker 6: I want to read you a statement that you made
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Speaker 6: about the press. This was in 2024, when you said
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Speaker 6: that the mainstream media was, quote, the most powerful enemy
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Speaker 6: that the United States has ever seen. Do you stand
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Speaker 6: by that?
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Speaker 1: Mr.
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Speaker 5: Your colleagues put that on full display here today. The
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Speaker 5: Press Do you stand by that?
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Speaker 4: Mr.
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Speaker 5: I'm answering the question. Your colleagues put that on full
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Speaker 5: display by hacking around the same lies.
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Speaker 6: And personal pieces of tactics.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no. This is your comment.
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Speaker 5: And that's what makes the majority of the mainstream media.
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Speaker 4: Excuse me, Mr. Chairman.
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Speaker 6: I don't want to have to go over my time
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Speaker 6: as other colleagues have.
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Speaker 5: I've answered the question.
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Speaker 6: So if you could answer the question, do you stand
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Speaker 6: by this statement?
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Speaker 5: That's a great picture. You should post it.
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Speaker 6: Do you stand by your statement?
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Speaker 1: I always do.
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Speaker 6: So is it your view, then, that the media is
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Speaker 6: a greater enemy than Iran?
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Speaker 5: That's not what I said. I said the media that
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Speaker 5: participates in lying like you do and the baseless attacks
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Speaker 5: on me and my personnel and my loved ones is
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Speaker 5: the most harmful institution to the United States of America
18:59
Speaker 5: because you don't want to tell the truth.
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Speaker 6: And by this mainstream media that you're accusing of lying,
19:03
Speaker 6: you're talking about the New York Times? Are they part
19:04
Speaker 6: of the enemy?
19:05
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm talking about the ones that you said are.
19:07
Speaker 6: Still looking for. Are you talking about the New York Times?
19:09
Speaker 5: Aren't you and them the ones still looking for Russia collusion?
19:11
Speaker 2: Excuse me.
19:12
Speaker 5: Did you find Russia collusion? Is it in that envelope
19:14
Speaker 5: that you held up?
19:14
Speaker 6: I need an extra minute and maybe continuing as long
19:17
Speaker 6: as he.
19:18
Speaker 5: Or what about those illegal FISA warrants when we and
19:20
Speaker 5: I were on the House Select Committee together?
19:21
Speaker 6: I'll stipulate for the record all the insults he wants
19:24
Speaker 6: to make later, but I don't want to have to
19:26
Speaker 6: go over my time.
19:28
Speaker 1: Why is it an insult? Isn't that interesting? So his
19:33
Speaker 1: position is it's insulting to say that Trump-Russia collusion was
19:37
Speaker 1: anything that he ever alleged. It was one of the
19:40
Speaker 1: defining features of his entire career. Why is it an insult?
19:42
Speaker 1: Why aren't you proud of it? Oh, that's because you
19:44
Speaker 1: were lying the whole time. The whole damn time. And
19:48
Speaker 1: Kash Patel has his number. I love Adam Schiff sitting
19:51
Speaker 1: there in judgment of anybody else. Like he's better than you.
19:55
Speaker 1: Like he's got the moral high ground. That guy is disgusting.
20:00
Speaker 1: And good for Kash Patel for calling him out. Kash
20:04
Speaker 1: also got into a really hilarious exchange with Spartacus yesterday.
20:07
Speaker 1: Cory Booker trying to go after Akash Patel didn't go
20:10
Speaker 1: well for Corey.
20:11
Speaker 4: Watch.
20:12
Speaker 5: By the way, violent crime arrests by the FBI in
20:14
Speaker 5: New Jersey are up 75% on top of the historic
20:16
Speaker 5: results we've already delivered for the American people.
20:19
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks to the state police and local police officers.
20:20
Speaker 5: Irrespective of the lies that he continues to tell.
20:23
Speaker 2: Nothing I have said here is a lie.
20:25
Speaker 5: You said your time's up.
20:26
Speaker 2: Are you done or not? No, are you done or not, sir?
20:28
Speaker 2: You want to answer my questions? If you want my questions,
20:30
Speaker 2: go to the next person. This is ridiculous. What a
20:32
Speaker 2: mockery you are.
20:34
Speaker 5: You are the biggest mockery in the United States Senate,
20:36
Speaker 5: and you're sitting next to Schiff.
20:37
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, 8 million people in New Jersey don't think so.
20:39
Speaker 2: At least I didn't get my job the way you got.
20:41
Speaker 1: Your job, sir.
20:42
Speaker 4: Are you going to interfere with Senator Graham, asking her
20:44
Speaker 4: questions too?
20:45
Speaker 2: I certainly will not. Too, as well? I certainly will not.
20:49
Speaker 1: Are you done now?
20:50
Speaker 2: Are you ready to shut up? I am done, sir.
20:53
Speaker 1: Oh, that's funny. Chuck Grassley getting involved. Are you going
20:57
Speaker 1: to shut up? That's pretty funny. I love that. And
21:01
Speaker 1: I love Cory. Isn't that funny? That's great. Yeah. Somehow
21:07
Speaker 1: Chuck Grassley has like 10 times the life that Mitch
21:09
Speaker 1: McConnell has. Uh, that's incredible. Uh, you gotta shut up. Hey, Corey, Hey,
21:14
Speaker 1: Corey Booker. I think he was like putting his place.
21:17
Speaker 1: He was like, okay, I'm ready to be quiet. No,
21:19
Speaker 1: it's pretty funny. That was an amazing moment. Dude, these
21:22
Speaker 1: were so good. I was laughing so hard watching all
21:25
Speaker 1: of these yesterday. Here, here's another one. Here's crazy. Maisie Hirono. Now,
21:30
Speaker 1: just to give you a little bit of context for this, um,
21:33
Speaker 1: Mazie Hirono has been demanding answers from Kash Patel about
21:36
Speaker 1: his use of the FBI jet. And by statute, the
21:40
Speaker 1: FBI director has to use the FBI jet to travel.
21:43
Speaker 1: That's the way it works. And Kash released a bunch
21:46
Speaker 1: of data publicly this past week showing that he uses
21:49
Speaker 1: it with way less frequency than his predecessors, Chris Wray
21:51
Speaker 1: and James Comey. He also doesn't fly out of the
21:54
Speaker 1: most expensive airports. He doesn't fly out of Reagan National,
21:57
Speaker 1: which is the airport closest to Washington, D.C. He doesn't
22:00
Speaker 1: use that because he wants to save the taxpayers money.
22:03
Speaker 1: So instead, he flies out of Andrews Air Force Base
22:05
Speaker 1: now or Joint Base Andrews these days. So Cash has
22:08
Speaker 1: already released all this information publicly. But crazy Maisie Hirono
22:12
Speaker 1: might be either too illiterate or doesn't have access to
22:15
Speaker 1: the Internet. So it led to this embarrassing moment for
22:18
Speaker 1: the hapless Hawaii senator. Watch this. Cut five.
22:20
Speaker 4: So when can we expect your response to our letter?
22:26
Speaker 5: I actually provided, for the first time ever, no director
22:28
Speaker 5: did before, a full analysis of not only my travel records,
22:34
Speaker 5: but Director Comey and Ray's as well. And when you
22:35
Speaker 5: look at that.
22:36
Speaker 4: Is there a date anywhere in there for when you're
22:38
Speaker 4: going to respond to us?
22:39
Speaker 5: It's already been responded to.
22:40
Speaker 4: What was that?
22:42
Speaker 5: It's already been responded to. That letter is public.
22:46
Speaker 1: I don't have the response.
22:47
Speaker 2: Do you have it right there with you? Maybe you
22:49
Speaker 2: can hand it to me.
22:50
Speaker 1: You can look it up.
22:50
Speaker 4: And the reason I ask that is I had a
22:52
Speaker 4: director who said that there was a report that he
22:54
Speaker 4: had right then and there, And it didn't come to
22:59
Speaker 4: me until a lot later. So if you have a response,
23:03
Speaker 4: give it to me right now, please.
23:04
Speaker 5: It's public. Go look it up.
23:05
Speaker 1: I assume that there is no response.
23:07
Speaker 4: That's a lie. I'm not going to be holding my
23:09
Speaker 4: breath that you're going to provide that response. So anyway,
23:13
Speaker 4: if this snorkel tour and event were.
23:18
Speaker 1: Oh, she's so stupid. She's tragically stupid.
23:21
Speaker 5: Yeah.
23:24
Speaker 4: Yeah.
23:25
Speaker 1: That's her taking a break from asking these guys about
23:28
Speaker 1: their sexual habits. She's always asking about people's sex lives.
23:31
Speaker 1: That's her big thing. She's like, can you tell me
23:34
Speaker 1: a little bit more detail about your sex life? Like, really?
23:36
Speaker 1: That's how you get your chuckles? Like, you got to
23:39
Speaker 1: do this in public? What's wrong with you? Something's deeply
23:42
Speaker 1: wrong with Maisie Hirono. Yeah, she's a United States Senator. Yes, indeed.
23:46
Speaker 1: That's not the spirit of Aloha, by the way, what
23:48
Speaker 1: she was doing yesterday. She's out of control. Who else
23:52
Speaker 1: is out of control? Oh, Senator Peter Welch. This is
23:55
Speaker 1: another one, too. This is so funny. So Peter Welch,
23:58
Speaker 1: a Democrat, is up there trying to attack Cash yesterday.
24:01
Speaker 1: And Cash goes, wait a second.
24:02
Speaker 7: Hold on.
24:03
Speaker 1: How did you become filthy rich by becoming a United
24:05
Speaker 1: States senator? What happened exactly? Cut six. Watch this moment.
24:10
Speaker 2: Do you believe that?
24:11
Speaker 5: What I believe in is the rule of law. What
24:14
Speaker 5: I will always believe in is executing the rule of law.
24:16
Speaker 5: The rule of law is a president saying in advance
24:18
Speaker 5: that if he loses an election, it's been rigged. I
24:22
Speaker 5: want to know how your wealth increased 4,000% since you
24:25
Speaker 5: became a United States senator. That's a magic act. All
24:27
Speaker 5: Americans should be available.
24:30
Speaker 1: Mr. Patel.
24:31
Speaker 2: Let's knock it off.
24:32
Speaker 1: You hear that at the end? That was John Cornyn,
24:35
Speaker 1: I guess. He was chairing the meeting for a moment
24:38
Speaker 1: in lieu of Chuck Grassley doing it. So Cornyn was
24:40
Speaker 1: upset with Kash Patel, obviously. Cornyn's upset.
24:44
Speaker 4: Yeah.
24:45
Speaker 1: Once again, ratifying the judgment of Texas voters for firing
24:48
Speaker 1: that guy. It's just amazing. It's just truly amazing. So, yeah,
24:51
Speaker 1: that's what Cash had to deal with yesterday. Like, really?
24:53
Speaker 1: That's congressional oversight? You got to go in and deal
24:55
Speaker 1: with that garbage? Like, just being insulted over and over
24:58
Speaker 1: by these Democrats and then having to smack them down?
25:01
Speaker 1: There was at least one useful moment yesterday. Cash was
25:04
Speaker 1: able to, in addition to finding out about his investigations
25:07
Speaker 1: into illegal straw donors and foreign money interfering in our elections,
25:11
Speaker 1: Cash also reeled off some of the big victories the
25:14
Speaker 1: FBI has had lately, including catching all of these top-most-won criminals.
25:18
Speaker 1: Cut seven. Watch this.
25:21
Speaker 5: In 2025, according to the Uniform Crime Report, we delivered
25:23
Speaker 5: the largest reduction in the murder rate in the history
25:26
Speaker 5: of America. We, the FBI, captured more than two and
25:30
Speaker 5: a half times the number of the top 10 most
25:33
Speaker 5: wanted fugitives on the FBI's list from the prior administration.
25:38
Speaker 4: In fact, Mr.
25:38
Speaker 5: Chairman, I'm proud to announce today, and I hate to
25:41
Speaker 5: correct you, we haven't captured nine of the top 10
25:44
Speaker 5: most individuals on our list. We've captured 10. Just this
25:47
Speaker 5: past weekend, we captured a thug down in Venezuela who
25:51
Speaker 5: is on our most wanted list and on the run
25:52
Speaker 5: for years. He has been captured, apprehended, and is on
25:55
Speaker 5: his way back to the United States of America. That's
25:58
Speaker 5: 10 of 10. Nobody in the FBI history has done that.
26:03
Speaker 5: This year is just another example of how this FBI
26:06
Speaker 5: is capturing literally the worst of the worst all around
26:09
Speaker 5: the world. On top of that, we've captured six of
26:11
Speaker 5: the most wanted.
26:12
Speaker 2: Fraudsters around the world.
26:16
Speaker 1: It is pretty great. And that most wanted fraudster list
26:18
Speaker 1: was a J.D. Vance operation. He said, I need a
26:21
Speaker 1: most wanted fraudster list. And Cash said, oh, that's a
26:23
Speaker 1: great idea. We'll do that. And now they've caught six
26:26
Speaker 1: of their top ten all around the world. Pretty good.
26:29
Speaker 1: Pretty good stuff. I will absolutely take that. Funny moments yesterday, though,
26:34
Speaker 1: as these guys are trying to beat Cash Patel. Not
26:38
Speaker 1: going to happen. Not going to happen. Cash is the
26:40
Speaker 1: real deal. So a great testimony yesterday from him. Having
26:45
Speaker 1: said all that, there was some craziness in the House yesterday,
26:47
Speaker 1: and we've got our guest, Ed Martin, coming up here
26:50
Speaker 1: in a moment. We're going to chat with him. But
26:51
Speaker 1: there was some craziness in the House yesterday. We can
26:54
Speaker 1: dive into that, including a couple attempts to impeach both
26:57
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth and the President of the United States. What
27:01
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27:03
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29:38
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29:43
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29:48
Speaker 1: story here. Stand by. There it is. This is from
29:52
Speaker 1: the New York Times. House kills bid to impeach Trump
29:54
Speaker 1: as Democrats split. So not all Democrats are on board.
29:58
Speaker 1: Not yet. Not yet. They're not in charge yet. That's why.
30:02
Speaker 1: Here's what they did. The House on Tuesday killed a
30:05
Speaker 1: Democrat attempt to impeach President Trump over his administration's immigration crackdown.
30:11
Speaker 1: They want to impeach him for restoring our borders. It's amazing.
30:18
Speaker 1: Democrats split over whether to allow the effort to move forward.
30:21
Speaker 1: The majority of Democrats opposed a Republican bid to quash
30:25
Speaker 1: the impeachment measure. It was introduced by Al Green of Texas,
30:28
Speaker 1: who has tried to impeach President Trump a lot. But
30:31
Speaker 1: dozens of them, including the party's three House leaders, all
30:34
Speaker 1: voted present. All voted present. Democrats, all the Democrat House
30:38
Speaker 1: leaders voted present yesterday. They declined to take a position
30:41
Speaker 1: in a reflection of the dilemma the issue presents as
30:44
Speaker 1: Democrats campaign to take the majority in the midterm elections. Yeah, look,
30:48
Speaker 1: the reason they're voting present is because they're trying to
30:50
Speaker 1: convince the voters that they have a rational position, that
30:53
Speaker 1: they're not going to abuse their power once they get
30:55
Speaker 1: more of it. They're trying to pretend like they're not
30:57
Speaker 1: just going to become just like impeachment palooza the second
31:01
Speaker 1: they get power. You, of course, know what they intend
31:03
Speaker 1: to do. It's not a secret. But here they are
31:06
Speaker 1: pretending like they think they can pull the wool over
31:08
Speaker 1: your eyes. Well, we just voted president. How about you
31:09
Speaker 1: vote no? They voted president. Because meanwhile, on the opposite side,
31:14
Speaker 1: they've got these radicals in their party that are demanding.
31:18
Speaker 1: They're out for blood in some cases. So it's a
31:22
Speaker 1: really untenable position. Even as they have regularly condemned Mr.
31:26
Speaker 1: Trump as corrupt and his actions as unlawful Democrat leaders
31:29
Speaker 1: have tried to keep the party's message focused on the
31:31
Speaker 1: high cost of living and the economy. Yeah, you can
31:34
Speaker 1: thank them for that. Thanks for printing trillions of dollars
31:37
Speaker 1: we didn't have. Some rank and file lawmakers, particularly those
31:40
Speaker 1: in competitive or conservative-leaning districts, have argued that calls for
31:43
Speaker 1: impeachment are a distraction from issues of more concern to
31:46
Speaker 1: a broad swath of voters. So Al Green gets his
31:50
Speaker 1: ass handed to him again yesterday. No impeachment of the
31:52
Speaker 1: president of the United States. Meanwhile, Thomas Massey was trying
31:57
Speaker 1: to impeach Pete Hegseth yesterday? What the hell is wrong
32:00
Speaker 1: with Thomas Massey? Thomas Massey was trying to impeach the
32:03
Speaker 1: Secretary of War yesterday. And in case you're wondering, what
32:07
Speaker 1: are the articles of impeachment? What in particular would you
32:10
Speaker 1: impeach him for? Well, Greg Price, our buddy Greg Price,
32:13
Speaker 1: went through the articles of impeachment. Look at the nonsense here.
32:16
Speaker 1: Look at this. Extrajudicial killings. He wants to impeach Hegseth
32:23
Speaker 1: for striking drug boats.
32:26
Speaker 4: What? What?
32:28
Speaker 1: President Trump was elected to do this. It's not impeachable.
32:31
Speaker 1: It's admirable to stop drug traffickers from getting into the
32:36
Speaker 1: United States and killing American citizens. What is the military for,
32:40
Speaker 1: if not the defense of the American homeland? So that's
32:44
Speaker 1: one of the articles. Another one is suppressing free speech.
32:48
Speaker 1: That's Article 6. This is from Massey. Look at this.
32:53
Speaker 1: He's mad that Hegseth was holding Mark Kelly accountable, Senator
32:57
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly accountable. after Mark Kelly was encouraging members of
33:01
Speaker 1: the military to disobey the president of the United States
33:06
Speaker 1: and to question their military orders. Mark Kelly did that.
33:10
Speaker 1: So Massey takes Mark Kelly's side in this? And then
33:14
Speaker 1: this Article 7, here's another one, kidnapping of a sovereign
33:17
Speaker 1: foreign leader, talking about bringing Maduro and his wife into
33:23
Speaker 1: custody in Venezuela. This is all very upsetting to Thomas Massey.
33:27
Speaker 1: that this occurred. Meanwhile, all the things that he just
33:31
Speaker 1: listed out there have been the source of a lot
33:34
Speaker 1: of gratitude by the average American who sees this and goes,
33:37
Speaker 1: thank goodness somebody's doing something about these things. That's nasty. Yesterday.
33:43
Speaker 1: So that, I mean, that's obviously kind of a goofball effort.
33:46
Speaker 1: It's not going anywhere. But just amazing that that continues
33:49
Speaker 1: to be the case. So all these guys are trying
33:51
Speaker 1: to impeach President Trump and Pete Hegseth. Just remarkable. Todd
33:55
Speaker 1: Blanch was asked about this yesterday. The attorney general of
33:57
Speaker 1: the United States, he did a press conference. And he goes, who?
34:01
Speaker 4: What?
34:01
Speaker 1: Massey? And then he just rolls his eyes. Cut it.
34:03
Speaker 1: Watch this. Congressman Thomas Massey today introduced articles of impeachment
34:07
Speaker 1: against Secretary Hexer. Who did?
34:09
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey.
34:10
Speaker 4: Oh, OK.
34:11
Speaker 1: For allegedly violating the War Powers Resolution. Oh, OK. OK.
34:19
Speaker 1: He's just like nods his head. OK, whatever. That's it.
34:22
Speaker 1: That was Stephen Nelson, by the way, over at the
34:24
Speaker 1: New York Post, great reporter, asking that question. But it's
34:27
Speaker 1: so crazy. It's so crazy. So there you go. That's
34:30
Speaker 1: what Congress is up to. It's not productive. It's just destructive, honestly.
34:37
Speaker 1: It's totally nuts. It is totally nuts. All right, let's
34:41
Speaker 1: see here. I've got some other things I want to
34:43
Speaker 1: get to with you. Also, this week we found out
34:47
Speaker 1: more about the would-be assassins in Butler, Pennsylvania, Thomas Crooks.
34:54
Speaker 1: There's a number of pieces of information that have been
34:56
Speaker 1: released by the government to Chuck Grassley that have now
35:00
Speaker 1: been made public. And among those, we find out that
35:03
Speaker 1: Thomas Crooks was using the pseudonym Bob Dole as his
35:08
Speaker 1: online shopping pseudonym. He was trying to stock up with
35:11
Speaker 1: all of these various things ahead of the assassination attempt. Parts, tools,
35:18
Speaker 1: and items to increase the capacity of his rifle. apparently
35:22
Speaker 1: all being ordered under the name Bob Dole. The 20-year-old,
35:26
Speaker 1: according to the New York Post, made many Amazon or
35:28
Speaker 1: online purchases under that name to have packages delivered to
35:31
Speaker 1: his parents' house. His dad, Matthew Crooks, told the FBI
35:34
Speaker 1: in an interview two days after his son shot former
35:36
Speaker 1: President Trump in the ear. Oh, yeah, he would have
35:40
Speaker 1: been former and future President Trump in July of 2024.
35:43
Speaker 1: The Post also reports that an anonymous donor paid for
35:48
Speaker 1: the cremation of Thomas Crooks. This is also a revelation
35:52
Speaker 1: provided by Chuck Grassley as part of his ongoing inquiry
35:55
Speaker 1: into the Trump assassination attempt. A note at the end
35:58
Speaker 1: of an interview with the gunman's father said, quote, anonymous
36:03
Speaker 1: donor paid for cremation. OK, who's the anonymous donor? Who
36:08
Speaker 1: would donate money to cremate a guy who killed a
36:14
Speaker 1: Corey Comparator, grievously wounded a couple of other people, wounded
36:18
Speaker 1: the president of the United States? Who paid for that?
36:21
Speaker 1: Would love to know the answer to that question. Also, Crooks,
36:24
Speaker 1: of course, was obsessed with guns, the New York Post reports.
36:28
Speaker 1: Lots of people buy guns. It's not the most unusual
36:30
Speaker 1: thing in the world. But this guy decided to use
36:33
Speaker 1: them in the commission of a crime, which is a
36:35
Speaker 1: big difference. That's not the way most people handle their
36:39
Speaker 1: Second Amendment right. Now, President Trump responded to all of
36:42
Speaker 1: this brand new information this week. And he said that,
36:46
Speaker 1: you know, Chris Wray owns... All of this, the fact
36:50
Speaker 1: that this information has not been public until now is very,
36:53
Speaker 1: I think this is a totally fascinating statement by the president.
36:56
Speaker 1: Take a look at this. This is the president's post
37:00
Speaker 1: on Truth Social. He says, everybody knows the crooked Joe
37:04
Speaker 1: Biden FBI didn't do what they should have with respect
37:07
Speaker 1: to the lunatic who shot me in Butler, Pennsylvania. By
37:09
Speaker 1: the time I got into office on January 20th, most
37:11
Speaker 1: of the information was missing, altered, corrupted, or gone. New
37:16
Speaker 1: information was just found. Why wasn't it seen long ago?
37:20
Speaker 1: This was all a Democrat plot to get me out
37:22
Speaker 1: of the election that failed. Dirty cop Christopher Wray should
37:25
Speaker 1: pay a price for the way he handled this assassination
37:27
Speaker 1: attempt and certainly for the things he said. God bless America.
37:31
Speaker 1: Make America great again. President Donald J.
37:34
Speaker 4: Trump.
37:35
Speaker 1: So I'm intrigued by the president's assessment here. Clearly, there's
37:41
Speaker 1: a couple of things going on. One of them is
37:43
Speaker 1: that the president has been briefed. by the FBI on
37:46
Speaker 1: the known details. And he has expressed satisfaction with what
37:50
Speaker 1: he's heard about the investigation into Thomas Crooks by his
37:55
Speaker 1: own FBI, the guys who he put in place to
37:58
Speaker 1: do that job. But what he's not satisfied by is
38:01
Speaker 1: the way that the Biden FBI handled all of this
38:04
Speaker 1: and why any new information would still be coming out
38:07
Speaker 1: right now that should have come out a long time ago.
38:10
Speaker 1: So interesting to see the president react to this. Hopefully
38:13
Speaker 1: we get more answers on this. Like, who the hell
38:15
Speaker 1: was the anonymous donor? Who's paying to cremate this body? And,
38:20
Speaker 1: you know, I'd love to get some answers on that.
38:22
Speaker 1: I think it would be worthwhile. I'd imagine you would, too.
38:25
Speaker 1: I'd imagine you would, too. So there is that. Also today,
38:30
Speaker 1: let us see. I've got some other elements to get
38:34
Speaker 1: to with you. We have an interesting story about the climate.
38:39
Speaker 1: A very interesting story about the climate that I want
38:41
Speaker 1: to share with you. For those of you who live
38:44
Speaker 1: around the Gulf of America, you will know this story.
38:47
Speaker 1: You know, and I don't mean to jinx you or anything,
38:49
Speaker 1: but you know that we are in the midst of
38:50
Speaker 1: an unusually quiet hurricane season right now. There's nothing happening
38:57
Speaker 1: in the Gulf of America. There's nothing happening. The Atlantic
38:59
Speaker 1: hurricane season has been very quiet this year. So quiet
39:04
Speaker 1: that even the New York Times has begrudgingly noticed all
39:08
Speaker 1: of this. Take a look at this. Where are all
39:11
Speaker 1: the Atlantic hurricanes? Why this year is so quiet? There
39:15
Speaker 1: hasn't been a single one yet, they say. They say
39:19
Speaker 1: traditionally this week is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season,
39:22
Speaker 1: the busiest time of year for storms to spin up
39:25
Speaker 1: and barrel west into North America. Instead, nearly four months
39:28
Speaker 1: into the season and with two more to Huh. Ever
39:20
Speaker 1: since President Trump changes the name. Now there's no more hurricanes?
39:22
Speaker 1: He really can't do anything. A drought not seen in
39:24
Speaker 1: more than eight decades. While the inactivity is unusual, meteorologists
39:27
Speaker 1: said it's explainable, and they weren't against confusing a quiet
39:29
Speaker 1: start with a quiet finish. Not since 1941 has the
39:52
Speaker 1: Atlantic gone this far into a season without a hurricane.
39:57
Speaker 1: There have been five systems that grew strong enough to
39:59
Speaker 1: become named tropical storms, but none had the time or
40:02
Speaker 1: the right conditions to intensify into hurricanes. So this is interesting. Now,
40:09
Speaker 1: I'm certain that these people will all arrive at, well,
40:11
Speaker 1: it's climate change. Climate change is the reason that we're
40:14
Speaker 1: not having all the hurricanes that we normally have. Yeah, sure, whatever.
40:16
Speaker 1: Everything that happens is always proof of climate change. But
40:19
Speaker 1: I want you to hear from a woman who was
40:23
Speaker 1: a climate reporter for a very long time. Her name is,
40:26
Speaker 1: let's pull this up. She's with the Free Press these days.
40:29
Speaker 1: Her name is Lucy Biggers. And here's what she has
40:31
Speaker 1: to say about climate coverage and the conspiracy of instinct
40:35
Speaker 1: involved in burying good news. Listen to her.
40:38
Speaker 8: So we are currently living through the quietest hurricane season
40:42
Speaker 8: on the East Coast since 1941. Definitely since 1966, when
40:48
Speaker 8: the satellite era began, we've never had a hurricane season
40:50
Speaker 8: without any storms forming by this late.
40:52
Speaker 5: Of a date, September 15th.
40:54
Speaker 8: This is really positive news, but it's not plastered over
40:57
Speaker 8: every news company's websites. There's no headlines and memes talking
41:02
Speaker 8: about this. And why is that? And I actually have
41:05
Speaker 8: an understanding of why, because if you don't know, I
41:07
Speaker 8: was a climate activist slash climate reporter for five years
41:10
Speaker 8: in my 20s. And every time I would see a
41:13
Speaker 8: positive environmental story, I would never cover it because I
41:17
Speaker 8: did not want to muddy the message that climate change
41:20
Speaker 8: was an existential threat that was burning the planet. And
41:22
Speaker 8: so I never reported positive news about the weather or
41:26
Speaker 8: the planet because I did not want to get people
41:29
Speaker 8: to think that we were giving fuel to the fire
41:32
Speaker 8: of climate change deniers or that the planet wasn't past saving.
41:36
Speaker 8: I needed everyone to buy into the fact that climate
41:39
Speaker 8: change is an existential threat. And so if there was
41:41
Speaker 8: positive news, I would not highlight it because that might
41:44
Speaker 8: fuel climate change denial or people not taking climate action seriously.
41:48
Speaker 8: And so I would only cover stories that made the
41:52
Speaker 8: climate look worse. That was me from 2015 to 2021. Today,
41:58
Speaker 8: news outlets have reporters like me that are in the newsrooms.
42:02
Speaker 5: They're very agenda driven.
42:04
Speaker 8: They think that they're reporting the truth, but they want,
42:06
Speaker 8: they're fully bought into climate catastrophe. And so they're probably
42:10
Speaker 8: had the same minds that I had, where like wildfires,
42:12
Speaker 8: proof of climate catastrophe, However, heat wave is proof of
42:15
Speaker 8: climate catastrophe. But when you have a quiet hurricane season, no, no, no,
42:19
Speaker 8: don't bring it up. How about Antarctica gaining ice cover
42:22
Speaker 8: this year? No, no, no, don't bring that up.
42:25
Speaker 5: It muddies the waters.
42:27
Speaker 4: Yep.
42:28
Speaker 1: No, and what she's describing, again, that's a conspiracy of instinct.
42:31
Speaker 1: The DNC doesn't need to send talking points out about this.
42:34
Speaker 1: It's not required that all the Democrats get on the
42:36
Speaker 1: same page. They just know instinctively not to share good
42:40
Speaker 1: news with you because it works against their power models. Fascinating.
42:44
Speaker 1: Good for her for telling the truth about that.
42:46
Speaker 2: All right.
42:47
Speaker 1: I am very grateful to have joining us right now.
42:49
Speaker 1: Ed Martin, who's been standing by. Ed Martin is great.
42:53
Speaker 1: Ed Martin has served in a variety of capacities inside
42:56
Speaker 1: of the Trump administration, including as U.S. attorney, as the
42:59
Speaker 1: anti-weaponization guy and who's handling pardons. He's really done it all.
43:03
Speaker 1: And now he's free. Now he's on the outside and
43:05
Speaker 1: he can share a lot more with us. Hey, Ed,
43:07
Speaker 1: great to talk to you as always, sir.
43:09
Speaker 2: Vince, good to be with you. I did miss talking
43:11
Speaker 2: to you. I was on a kind of in a
43:12
Speaker 2: different position in terms of media. So I'm grateful to
43:15
Speaker 2: be out. I'd like to, by the way, you listed
43:16
Speaker 2: all those jobs. I kind of think of myself as
43:19
Speaker 2: the Marco Rubio of DOJ. Every time there was a
43:21
Speaker 2: new job, they'll investigate mortgages. Okay, over here, you jump in.
43:24
Speaker 2: So it was a lot of fun and it was
43:26
Speaker 2: important work and we did a lot. And I'm glad
43:29
Speaker 2: to be out now to talk about some of it
43:31
Speaker 2: and also to keep fighting, to keep building the necessary
43:36
Speaker 2: kind of momentum for what we need for the Republic.
43:39
Speaker 1: Tell me what you saw on the inside. I mean,
43:41
Speaker 1: you did have a really interesting view of all of
43:44
Speaker 1: these things, especially when it came to like going after
43:47
Speaker 1: the weaponization of the federal government in the past. What
43:50
Speaker 1: did you see? What can you share with us now?
43:51
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I've got to kind of, I hope
43:53
Speaker 2: I get time to slow down at some point and
43:56
Speaker 2: think about it, maybe write a little bit about it
43:57
Speaker 2: because it was really interesting. You know, the first chunk, Vince,
44:01
Speaker 2: was as a, U.S. Attorney in D.C. And I really
44:04
Speaker 2: loved that because I started to get really immersed in
44:07
Speaker 2: the District of Columbia. And it's a fascinating place. You know,
44:10
Speaker 2: the regular folks that live there have a huge problem.
44:13
Speaker 2: The problem is actually not the gangs. It's not even
44:17
Speaker 2: the thugs, although there's a bunch of them. It's juveniles.
44:19
Speaker 2: The juveniles have such a dead end that they become
44:22
Speaker 2: tools of the bad guys, of criminals. Anyway, it was
44:25
Speaker 2: a fascinating thing. And I'm encouraged by what the president
44:28
Speaker 2: has continued to do. We started, but and then Judge
44:31
Speaker 2: Jeanine in terms of making the place safe. But there's
44:34
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff. I had a meeting yesterday about
44:35
Speaker 2: school choice for these kids. You know, it's a real challenge,
44:39
Speaker 2: and it faces every city that's been mostly run by Democrats.
44:42
Speaker 2: They ran to the ground. But, you know, Vince, for
44:45
Speaker 2: your listeners who I know have a sense, maybe a
44:48
Speaker 2: little more sophisticated on politics, the deep state is real,
44:53
Speaker 2: but it's different than you think. And the characteristics of
44:56
Speaker 2: it include, like, a delay. and slow rolling and good
45:04
Speaker 2: people who are in to do the sort of portion
45:08
Speaker 2: of their job, but nothing else. And the system is
45:13
Speaker 2: a kind of broken system, but it's like anything else,
45:17
Speaker 2: it's not, In other words, the system is bad and rotten.
45:21
Speaker 2: The pieces are not all bad. It's like I used
45:23
Speaker 2: to tell my kids, I often say, you tell me
45:26
Speaker 2: the facts, I'll tell you the truth. Sometimes the facts
45:29
Speaker 2: look like one thing. The truth is it's a rotten
45:31
Speaker 2: system that is gonna destroy the Republic. The facts are
45:34
Speaker 2: that within it are people who are trying to do
45:37
Speaker 2: pieces that are not terrible, right? And they're not bad people.
45:40
Speaker 2: And so culling through that, is a challenge that it
45:44
Speaker 2: never ends, and it's exhausting. And so there's a lot
45:48
Speaker 2: to cover and a lot to think about. And when
45:50
Speaker 2: it comes to the Department of Justice, it's taking away
45:52
Speaker 2: your liberty, right? It's not like just screwing up your
45:55
Speaker 2: commerce or your small business association. It's taking people's liberty away.
46:00
Speaker 2: That's pretty frightening, to be frank.
46:03
Speaker 1: What do you make of the fact that Joe DiGenova
46:04
Speaker 1: just resigned in South Florida? Do you have thoughts on that,
46:08
Speaker 1: about him leaving that grand conspiracy case? He had differences
46:11
Speaker 1: with Maine Justice, reportedly. What do you make of that?
46:14
Speaker 2: Well, I've got a couple things. Joe DeGeneva was the U.S.
46:18
Speaker 2: attorney in D.C. under Reagan a long time ago. He's
46:21
Speaker 2: a real lion of the prosecutorial movement. He and his wife,
46:26
Speaker 2: very smart wife, Victoria Tonsig, you know that name. And
46:29
Speaker 2: when I was U.S. attorney in D.C., those two came
46:31
Speaker 2: up and saw me, I think, three or four times,
46:33
Speaker 2: giving me advice how to run an office. I mean,
46:35
Speaker 2: Joe's very experienced at managing staffs and things. So his job,
46:40
Speaker 2: that grand conspiracy, it was supposed to start like a
46:43
Speaker 2: year earlier. So I know he always felt under the gun.
46:46
Speaker 2: I mean, I know that sort of firsthand. I'm disappointed
46:49
Speaker 2: because he's a quality guy. I'm concerned about it. Now,
46:53
Speaker 2: the U.S. attorney down there is a good dude, a
46:55
Speaker 2: tough dude, Jason Quinones and smart. He's got good team.
46:59
Speaker 2: So I'm not going to I haven't got an inside
47:02
Speaker 2: scoop on it, to be honest, Vince, but it worries me. Again,
47:05
Speaker 2: the way the deep state works and the way these
47:08
Speaker 2: things come about is it's like you suddenly find yourself
47:12
Speaker 2: and you're like, why is this so slow? And why
47:14
Speaker 2: are we here instead of, Why are we here instead
47:16
Speaker 2: of here, right? And so I worry about it. But
47:21
Speaker 2: part of the reason I'm out, Vince, is to try
47:23
Speaker 2: to drive the narrative about what's gone on too. And
47:29
Speaker 2: because we gotta hold accountable, but we gotta tell the
47:32
Speaker 2: truth about it. And more and more of the truth
47:33
Speaker 2: has come out and we've gotta be talking about that.
47:36
Speaker 2: For example, Lisa Monaco is one of the worst figures
47:39
Speaker 2: in American life in a hundred years. What she did
47:41
Speaker 2: to this country with January 6th, what she did under
47:44
Speaker 2: Obama when she was in the White House, she was
47:46
Speaker 2: there for the Russia hoax. She was at the starting.
47:48
Speaker 2: The birthday of the Russia hoax, Lisa Monaco's there. The
47:51
Speaker 2: birthday of the lies about January 6th, she was there.
47:54
Speaker 2: The targeting Catholics, she was there. Targeting school board parents,
47:58
Speaker 2: she was there. Destroying the FBI's credibility, she was there.
48:02
Speaker 2: This woman is one of the worst, and Microsoft is
48:04
Speaker 2: paying her $ 40, $ 50 million a year to be a
48:07
Speaker 2: director of national policy or something? Shame on Microsoft. Microsoft
48:11
Speaker 2: is the Argentina of the modern moment, meaning they're harboring
48:15
Speaker 2: Nazi war criminals like Lisa Monaco based on her conduct
48:19
Speaker 2: that I saw.
48:21
Speaker 1: It's outrageous. So, Do you believe that these people, meaning
48:25
Speaker 1: the very high profile people who abuse their power in
48:28
Speaker 1: this way, will be held accountable?
48:30
Speaker 4: Yes.
48:30
Speaker 1: Do you expect that? Yes.
48:31
Speaker 2: Yes.
48:32
Speaker 4: Yes.
48:32
Speaker 2: And look, I think it's taken too long and it's
48:36
Speaker 2: a multi-year project, but it's what's at stake. And I
48:39
Speaker 2: tell people, look, I came out, Vince, also, I came
48:41
Speaker 2: out of the government now instead of at Christmas, you know,
48:44
Speaker 2: have a nice summer and things kind of slow down
48:47
Speaker 2: during the election. because right now we got 50 days
48:49
Speaker 2: to an election. If you think the election doesn't matter,
48:52
Speaker 2: you did not see what I saw. And if you
48:54
Speaker 2: think Ed Martin is a liar, then turn off the
48:57
Speaker 2: machine and don't watch. But if you think I'm not
48:59
Speaker 2: a liar, I'm telling you this, they're coming to destroy people.
49:03
Speaker 2: They're not coming to debate marginal tax rates and whether
49:07
Speaker 2: you think that this or that. The Lisa Monaco's of
49:10
Speaker 2: the world targeted American citizens to rot in the gulag.
49:14
Speaker 2: They targeted people to sit in a gulag on a
49:17
Speaker 2: lie And they made sure that their families, their wives,
49:20
Speaker 2: their kids, destroyed, okay? They shot, they killed Charlie Kirk,
49:24
Speaker 2: meaning the environment that allowed, the fake news that allowed
49:28
Speaker 2: this lie, the Russia hoax, for example, to go forward,
49:31
Speaker 2: this is what these people did, and they're destroying the country,
49:34
Speaker 2: and they will not stop. So if you think, oh, well,
49:36
Speaker 2: you know, we'll just have Maxine Waters doing some oversight,
49:39
Speaker 2: after the Dems win the House. That's not what they'll do.
49:42
Speaker 2: They will destroy citizens happily. And my point is, that's
49:46
Speaker 2: what's at stake on the ballot. Not saying the Republicans
49:48
Speaker 2: got it all right. Not saying we shouldn't fix more.
49:51
Speaker 2: We should and we should and we should. But that's
49:53
Speaker 2: what's at stake in the fall. And people need to
49:55
Speaker 2: understand that.
49:57
Speaker 1: I want to ask you, though, I've heard that some
49:59
Speaker 1: people within the Justice Department are hesitant because they don't
50:02
Speaker 1: want bringing accountability to follow them for the rest of
50:05
Speaker 1: their careers. In other words, like they saw what happened
50:08
Speaker 1: after President Trump was in office in the first place.
50:11
Speaker 1: And then people had their lives destroyed by the left
50:15
Speaker 1: when they got power back. Do you feel that there
50:17
Speaker 1: is trepidation by some corners of the Justice Department to
50:20
Speaker 1: truly bring accountability for that reason? Like, in other words,
50:22
Speaker 1: fear about professional consequences or if the left is going
50:26
Speaker 1: to hurt them when they get power back?
50:29
Speaker 2: Well, Vince, you know, you are someone I know who
50:32
Speaker 2: is an astute observer of human beings, psychology, I guess
50:36
Speaker 2: you could call it, right? You know... how people react,
50:38
Speaker 2: and you've interviewed thousands of people and all. And so
50:42
Speaker 2: humans are gonna be human. Right now, the cost of
50:44
Speaker 2: being a Trump-supporting prosecutor is very high. They come after you.
50:48
Speaker 2: They file bar complaints. I mean, Jeff Clark is one
50:51
Speaker 2: of the smartest guys you've ever met in law. and
50:54
Speaker 2: he's basically dragged through the mud, Rudy Giuliani. I mean,
50:57
Speaker 2: so if you're saying, do people see what the cost
51:00
Speaker 2: is to be on the side of the Trump DOJ?
51:03
Speaker 2: How could they not? And so I don't have somebody
51:06
Speaker 2: saying to me, I don't wanna be bothered. Here's my
51:08
Speaker 2: cautionary thing to tell people is, if you've supported Trump,
51:11
Speaker 2: these people are coming for you. They're gonna say, oh, well,
51:15
Speaker 2: you weren't as loud as Ed Martin, so we'll just
51:16
Speaker 2: go after him. They're gonna come for Ed Martin, they're
51:18
Speaker 2: gonna come for the next guy. And the only question
51:21
Speaker 2: is whether you believe in the country enough, in the nation,
51:23
Speaker 2: that you wanna fight for it. And some don't, and
51:25
Speaker 2: I don't judge them. Like I tell people, if that's
51:27
Speaker 2: not your cup of tea, And maybe I'm off balance.
51:31
Speaker 2: I'm glad my wife isn't, she's busy right now. I
51:33
Speaker 2: know she's not watching or listening because she'd weigh in.
51:35
Speaker 2: But I do think it's a problem. And I think, look,
51:38
Speaker 2: it's a problem on the outside. As soon as I
51:40
Speaker 2: got out, one of the things I said to people is,
51:42
Speaker 2: and Vince, you'll love this. I tell this all the time,
51:45
Speaker 2: people get sick of it. Alfred Baldwin is the name
51:47
Speaker 2: of a dude. He was the guy listening to the
51:50
Speaker 2: wiretaps at Watergate. He was listening for two weeks to
51:54
Speaker 2: the Democrat chairman of the state parties calling for hookers
51:58
Speaker 2: and dinner reservations and hotels. That's what he heard. But
52:01
Speaker 2: when he needed a lawyer, the Republicans at the time
52:04
Speaker 2: and Watergate didn't help him. And he ended up with
52:06
Speaker 2: a Democrat lawyer and we never heard from him until
52:08
Speaker 2: five years later. My point in that is that Democrats
52:10
Speaker 2: are gonna come for people. The only question is whether
52:13
Speaker 2: we're gonna band together and protect each other and make
52:15
Speaker 2: sure that the people are not just the top guys,
52:18
Speaker 2: but the guys down below that are protected and that
52:20
Speaker 2: they have lawyers and wherewithal and support and jobs and
52:23
Speaker 2: everything else. So, but it's a challenge. And again, when
52:27
Speaker 2: you name names, they come after me all the time, right?
52:30
Speaker 2: You know this. And if you're going to name names
52:32
Speaker 2: and name and shame is what I like to say,
52:35
Speaker 2: it's going to get you some attention, but some of
52:36
Speaker 2: us have to do it. And we're either going to
52:38
Speaker 2: finish the job. Here's what I say. We're either going
52:40
Speaker 2: to finish the job that Trump started and save the Republic,
52:43
Speaker 2: or we're not going to save the Republic. It's pretty stark.
52:46
Speaker 2: And that's what's coming in the next few years.
52:48
Speaker 1: So Todd Blanch is the Attorney General right now. He
52:50
Speaker 1: stood alongside President Trump as he received all of this
52:53
Speaker 1: vile personal incoming and defended him in these court proceedings
52:57
Speaker 1: to stop the rigging of the 2024 election. So he's
53:00
Speaker 1: battle-tested here. How much confidence or faith do you have
53:03
Speaker 1: in Todd Blanch? What do you think of him as
53:05
Speaker 1: Attorney General?
53:05
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, I'm a President Trump guy. And
53:08
Speaker 2: President Trump picked Todd to be Attorney General. So the
53:11
Speaker 2: way I operate is I salute and I go to work.
53:14
Speaker 2: So that's one thing. I trust Donald Trump's judgment. If
53:17
Speaker 2: you don't trust Trump's judgment, then have a conversation. But
53:20
Speaker 2: I do. But I'll tell you this about Todd. I
53:21
Speaker 2: tell it all the time. He and I fought. We
53:23
Speaker 2: battled over stuff. Because my style is to fight more.
53:25
Speaker 2: And I'm not really a... I'm not really a genteel prosecutor.
53:29
Speaker 2: I like to talk to the press. I like to
53:31
Speaker 2: beat up on people. I think that most of the
53:34
Speaker 2: battle in this country is an information war, not a
53:37
Speaker 2: legal war. I mean, that's just how I feel. So
53:39
Speaker 2: Todd and I had our fights, but we always had
53:40
Speaker 2: them like brothers have fights. You know, you're in the trenches.
53:42
Speaker 2: I fought my brother my whole life. Here's what I'll
53:44
Speaker 2: say about Todd, and people will remember this. Todd Blanch
53:47
Speaker 2: went to law school at night, Brooklyn School of Law,
53:50
Speaker 2: and then became a prosecutor in a hotshot place. In
53:53
Speaker 2: other words, he came from nothing. He didn't come from
53:55
Speaker 2: Harvard and to these places. And a lot of these
53:57
Speaker 2: jerks that are in these prosecuting shops come from Harvard
54:00
Speaker 2: or Yale, and they tell you how smart they are
54:01
Speaker 2: and how good they are. and they're morally empty. So
54:04
Speaker 2: Todd Blanch is a self-made guy, and then he's making
54:07
Speaker 2: a boatload of money at a big law firm, because
54:09
Speaker 2: he's a top-notch guy, and he leaves to go work
54:11
Speaker 2: for Trump. There's only two things that happen when you
54:13
Speaker 2: go work for Trump. One, you get destroyed by the bar,
54:17
Speaker 2: and two, Trump gives you a hell of a hard
54:19
Speaker 2: time and doesn't pay you on time. I mean, this
54:21
Speaker 2: is a known thing, right? So he ran towards the bullets,
54:24
Speaker 2: and he won. meaning Trump won. Todd Blanch deserves all
54:28
Speaker 2: that credit. He's battle-tested, to your point. So am I confident?
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Speaker 1: 100%.
54:33
Speaker 2: Am I confident that the system is going to allow
54:36
Speaker 2: the results that we need? That's harder. And that's a
54:39
Speaker 2: constant push and pull that we've got to be on
54:41
Speaker 2: the team, and we've got to be calling it out.
54:43
Speaker 2: And it's hard.
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Speaker 1: Well, this also goes back to kind of you were
54:48
Speaker 1: a D.C. U.S. attorney, which was an unusual privilege to
54:51
Speaker 1: have somebody as loyal to the Trump agenda as you are.
54:55
Speaker 1: in that position. But we just saw like across the country,
54:57
Speaker 1: like all these U.S. attorneys who were there by virtue
55:00
Speaker 1: of the Senate's corrupt blue slip process. We were watching
55:03
Speaker 1: as federal judges are working against the Constitution and the
55:06
Speaker 1: rule of law. There's a lot of corruption inside the
55:09
Speaker 1: judicial system. It's not just the prosecutors who work directly
55:13
Speaker 1: for President Trump. There's a lot of pieces that have
55:15
Speaker 1: to all fit perfectly together in order to secure justice,
55:19
Speaker 1: which is why the South Florida case is so appealing
55:22
Speaker 1: because at least that's a jurisdiction where we can get
55:24
Speaker 1: a fair hearing.
55:26
Speaker 4: Yes.
55:26
Speaker 2: Look, another reason I left and the timing I did,
55:28
Speaker 2: you said it right there. These judges, these judges are
55:31
Speaker 2: out of control. They're, they're stupid. and they're lazy and
55:34
Speaker 2: they're arrogant and they misunderstand their role and they have
55:37
Speaker 2: to be exposed. And people say, what do you mean?
55:39
Speaker 2: The judiciary is supposed to be independent. That's not how
55:41
Speaker 2: the founders designed it. And so when I say name
55:44
Speaker 2: and shame, I'm talking about the judges. These judges that
55:47
Speaker 2: are doing these things to strike down the laws nationwide,
55:51
Speaker 2: that's made up stuff. And frankly, to be very clear, Vince,
55:54
Speaker 2: we should name them. We should shame them. We should
55:57
Speaker 2: talk about how their kids are working for the Democrats
56:00
Speaker 2: and their husbands are getting paid by these. And we should...
56:03
Speaker 2: absolutely positively force the Republicans and the conservatives in the
56:07
Speaker 2: Congress to impeach them. And when they impeach them, they
56:10
Speaker 2: should be tried and thrown out of office. The founders
56:12
Speaker 2: designed it that way. We've just become enamored. If you
56:15
Speaker 2: wear a black robe, you somehow become holy. I've been
56:18
Speaker 2: in the room, when I was U.S. Attorney, I was
56:19
Speaker 2: in the room with the federal judges in the District
56:22
Speaker 2: of Columbia, the federal judges, the top people. These people
56:25
Speaker 2: behave like children. One of them, one of the women,
56:28
Speaker 2: famous judge, I won't say her name now, probably will
56:30
Speaker 2: some other time. She wouldn't make eye contact with me
56:33
Speaker 2: because I was a Trump appointee. These people are sick.
56:36
Speaker 2: They're sick. These are sickos, right? So they got to
56:38
Speaker 2: be removed. And we shouldn't be afraid of that. And
56:41
Speaker 2: we should look at their bank accounts and we should
56:42
Speaker 2: see how they made their money. They're not above the law.
56:45
Speaker 2: And in fact, to your point, they are destroying the
56:48
Speaker 2: country because they're allowing a system. I I'm sorry, Vince,
56:52
Speaker 2: you got me on a soapbox. On the January 6th defendants,
56:56
Speaker 2: I went in the room and I kept thinking, these
56:58
Speaker 2: prosecutors are like frothed up lunatics and they're doing something wrong,
57:02
Speaker 2: but that's okay because the judges are going to knock
57:03
Speaker 2: them back. Except the judges didn't knock them back. The
57:06
Speaker 2: judges participated. And so you look at it and say,
57:09
Speaker 2: what kind of rule of law do we have if
57:11
Speaker 2: the prosecutors act like frothed up lunatics and the judges
57:14
Speaker 2: aren't the check, right? That's supposed to be the system.
57:17
Speaker 2: So we're losing the Republic if we lose the rule
57:20
Speaker 2: of law. Today's Constitution Day and the Constitution is our
57:23
Speaker 2: crown jewels. The crown jewels in London, you can visit them. Hat,
57:26
Speaker 2: you put it on, all that jewels. Ours is the Constitution.
57:28
Speaker 2: Lose the Constitution, the game's over. So that's what's at stake.
57:32
Speaker 1: It is at stake. So the midterms are all the
57:34
Speaker 1: more important And I keep saying with these Republicans, including
57:36
Speaker 1: some of the feckless ones, you want to you want
57:38
Speaker 1: to really take it to them, force them to work
57:41
Speaker 1: for a living, give them put them back in the majority.
57:44
Speaker 2: Yeah.
57:44
Speaker 1: Send more Trump supporters to Washington and see if we
57:47
Speaker 1: can't write this ship.
57:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, all I'm saying is this. President Trump won
57:52
Speaker 2: a resounding election. Has he done everything perfectly? Of course not.
57:55
Speaker 2: Has he done everything directionally the way he said? I
57:57
Speaker 2: really see it all the time, and I saw it
57:59
Speaker 2: in DOJ. And the question is, do we want to
58:01
Speaker 2: let Speaker Jeffries cripple the country and make Trump's last
58:06
Speaker 2: two years really terrible? And the fact is this. If
58:09
Speaker 2: we if it happens that way, it will be bad
58:12
Speaker 2: for the country. That's what we know. And my point is,
58:14
Speaker 2: let's ride this out and then have it. And by
58:16
Speaker 2: the way, it's better for it's better for Republicans. We
58:18
Speaker 2: probably win the presidency if the if this happens, that
58:22
Speaker 2: the Democrats take control because they look so crazy. But
58:25
Speaker 2: that's not what's good for the country.
58:26
Speaker 1: All right, Ed Martin, I'm glad you're free. I'm glad
58:28
Speaker 1: you're free to talk. I really can't wait to talk
58:30
Speaker 1: to you more. Thank you for joining me today. We'll
58:32
Speaker 1: have you back again real soon, sir.
58:33
Speaker 2: All right, Vince, God bless. Thank you.
58:34
Speaker 1: That's Ed Martin now at the Center for Renewing America,
58:37
Speaker 1: a great American. Appreciate him being on with us today
58:39
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58:41
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58:43
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58:46
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58:50
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58:54
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1:00:32
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