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Schumer’s Government Shutdown Is Over! Hallelujah |EP700 · The Big Mig Show

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Creator with certain unalienable rights.
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to tell people what they do not want to hear.
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Make America great again. Well welcome back to the big Mig
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show. Of course I'm your host Lance
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Miliaccia with my Co host George Valentin.
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Forget all that crap. We're going all in, baby.
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That's how we do it here. So, George B, what shaking,
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brother, how are you rolling? Deep.
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I'm good. It's you know, it's Friday.
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No, it's Thursday. Where do you keep going?
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Oh, Thursday? I'm sorry.
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Shit, I thought it was Friday. I got confused.
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I wish it was Friday man. I do too.
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Maybe that's why I said it the week.
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We have been hectic this week, man.
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We've just been slamming and jamming.
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Yeah, but you know, since you brought up Friday, let me bring
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something up to everybody. So this Friday on the Crypto
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Power Hour, we have two guests coming on.
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Martha Fein and Brock Pierce will be on the Crypto Power 7:00
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AM this Friday. I just.
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Want to tell them who? Martha and and Brock.
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Are and you want us? Well, Martha Fein is none other
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than the DC Insider. She's America's future.
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She's having a big event in Mar a Lago in December.
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Matter of fact, she's like. The queen bee at Mar a Lago.
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Let me just say it like that. She knows everybody.
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She's got all the connects she knows.
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All the slaughters. Yeah, I mean, DJT loves her.
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She's great. I love her.
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She's amazing. She's my bestie, bro.
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That's it, You're best. She's great.
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We really appreciate everything she does and we're going to be
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the featured interviewers there at that event.
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You can't stream from Mar a Lago because Secret Service doesn't
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let you stream. But we will be doing recorded
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interviews. We're going to be interviewing
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Mike Tyson, Jim Caviezel, Gary Brekka.
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I mean. We're trying to get as man as.
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We can probably get Tito's already been on our show, but
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we'll probably hit Tito up while we're there.
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I mean, it's a line up, man. Oh man.
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Isaiah Washington, I interact with him sometimes on X.
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He's a great dude. We'll get an interview with him.
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He's amazing. I love, I love the way he.
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You know something? He's really outspoken.
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We got to find a clip we made made for him, remember?
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Oh yeah, that's right. Yeah, but anyway, so the other
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thing is so some, for some of you that may not know who Brock
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Pierce is, he was one of the Co founders of Tether.
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And it just so happens that Rumble just secured $100 million
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in advertising commitment from Tether.
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We just landed this interview. So Chris, if you're watching,
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make sure you watch the show Friday, bro.
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Yeah, please, man, let's get on it.
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Let's get some advertising going.
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Let's get Tether advertising on the crypto power.
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Maybe the big Mig also definitely interested.
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All about it. All right, well, listen, you
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know, you know, so much going on, but there is some good news.
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I don't want to be the harbinger of doom and gloom every episode.
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There is some good news. Yay.
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Schumer's government shutdown is finally over.
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Hallelujah. And and Chuck Schumer is home
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crying. If you guys want to send him
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some Kleenex, maybe some Visine for his little red eyes cause
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poor little Chucky Schumer, he's probably crying like a little
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biatch at home. They finally, they finally, the
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US House finally opened to reopen the government. 43 day
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shutdown. George, is that the longest
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shutdown in government history? Yesterday.
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And it was done on purpose. The Democrats knew what they
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were doing. They wanted to make sure that
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the longest shutdown was associated with Trump.
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All for what? It's really associated with
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Trump, Isn't it really associated with Schumer?
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It is, but under, you know, the how they'll spin it when it
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comes to the midterms, They're going to spend it in, you know,
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Trump's presidency. All for what?
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What did they get? They got them Gots.
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They got nothing. Yeah.
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They just they. Made they got it right in the
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goose like this. Are you a TSA people out there
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or the what do you call the people in the towers?
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Traffic controllers? The Democrats shut down the
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government 43 days you didn't get paid all for what?
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For nothing. So you know what I'm just going
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to say vote wisely next year because this is a dumb shit that
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Democrats do. They play these games.
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They want to hold out, you know? It's all about theatrics.
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It's not about God, country, family.
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It's not about you guys again, listen, I, I think the
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Republicans, some of them did, you know, weren't weren't behind
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stopping this. Let's face it, there were some
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weak asses in there. So you know, it is what it is.
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But it's over. Finally, little Chucky's home
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crying like a little be out. What about Hakeem Jeffries?
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Has anybody put him on suicide watch?
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George I. Don't know.
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Hakeem Jeffries could be on suicide watch, allegedly.
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Listen, they're coming after Chucky Boy.
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They're coming after Schumer. They, they want him to step
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down. He's Senate Majority Leader.
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Huh. He sucks.
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Should he? Well, no, I said shouldn't they
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go after Schumer? I mean what apoa hold?
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On, hold, on, hold on. If there was somebody younger,
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they'd probably want to hold their guns.
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I don't know if they would have got this stuff passed So but I,
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you know, I, I think some people will like see through past the
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BS some Democrats and hopefully that's why they, you know, the
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10 voted, you know, I mean you. Want to play a clip, George?
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Sure. You want to celebrate?
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Yeah, the yay and nay, we can do a little.
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On this vote the yeas are 222, the nays are two O 9.
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The bill is passed. The motion is adopted.
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Without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table.
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Send out those people or their paychecks or their back pay.
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Send it out to them immediately. You know, I think they need to
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put a bill in there with, you know, any kind of government
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shutdown. Don't let the politicians get
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paid 100%. And, and, and I'm going to add
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this to boot, no back pay either.
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Yeah, no, no back pay. If you can't balance the budget,
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you can't run for re election. That's it.
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Let's drop it down, George. Let's get that over to the White
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House right now. Let's get an executive order
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typed up for DJT and get it signed.
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Well, don't forget to let Hakeem Jeffries know, you know he's a
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little bitch. And don't forget to let Chuck
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Schumer. You can go on to their X
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channels and tell them they're little biotches and do that.
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Don't don't wait. It's a great opportunity.
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I have never seen anything like this.
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I've never heard of this before. This has got to be an American
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first. Now don't get me wrong, I
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actually agree with this guy. Lance, hold on.
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We're talking. We're talking about American
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first, right? Let's talk about barbecuing.
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Let's talk about no, no, let's not talk about barbecuing, let's
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talk about American traditional holiday.
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Never seen anything like this. Never heard of this.
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Not that I don't agree with this guy.
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I'll tell you why I agree with him once we get into the story.
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But I have to tell you, unbelievable gigantic, this guy.
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I think Big Balls has to give away his, give his name up and
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we have to give it to this guy. This is the new Big Balls 'cause
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this took serious Cole Yunes to do what this guy did.
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Jasik's defendant rejecting a presidential pardon.
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His plan to expose Department of Justice corruption, judicial
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conspiracy against Trump supporters.
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He said I do not need clemency. By accepting it, I absolve the
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sins of the state. He's right.
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And at the end of the day, by accepting it, you also have to
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admit guilt. Presidential pardon requires you
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to admilt admit your guilt. In my opinion, it's your last
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ditch effort. Not that I'm saying you
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shouldn't try to get a, a, a, a pardon if you can, if you've
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tried everything else, if you've already tried your appeal and
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all the rest of it. But Daniel Michael Morrissey,
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George, I think he may go down in history as the first guy to
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ever turn down a presidential pardon.
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It seems like it. I, I don't know if I don't, I
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don't recall anybody else doing that, actually.
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I give this kid a lot of credit. He's got a lot of cojones.
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But listen, he's standing up for his principles and I understand
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it. He's an, he's a veteran.
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He's an NBA holder. I mean, talk about a defiant
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figure of J6. Return to sender.
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Wow. How often do you see that?
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I don't think I've ever heard of that before.
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Forget seeing it, You know? And he wants to blow the lid
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off. He's calling the everything that
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they did, the Department of Justice a coordinated fraud upon
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the court and following his defense attorney, the Department
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of Justice, and even his presiding judge, U.S.
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District Judge Reggie Walton. I mean, this guy's patriotic and
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he's got big nuts. I mean, he he was gone through
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the nightmare. He's paid the price.
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He thinks his own defense attorney sold him down the
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river. Well.
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I think evidence would have exonerated him under Brady
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rules, ensuring his guilty plea to be a misdemeanor charge of
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parading in the Capitol. Of course, that's not what
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happened. So he he admitted the guilt to
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the charges of parading, months of legal deliberation.
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He was sentenced to 45 days in prison coupled with an extensive
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36 month probation period. He was mandated to pay fines,
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restitution, you know. Certificate of Pardon.
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But it was he was only convicted of a misdemeanor, so he didn't
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need the pardon as much as many others do because.
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I mean, of course. He get he would he already had
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his rights. A misdemeanor doesn't take your
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rights. Yeah, I was just going to say
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that. So he has the opportunity to
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send this pardon back and actually fight them and.
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He filed a motion, you know it's going to happen.
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Rule 60B3, which I know that motion and he's demanding that
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his of conviction be vacated or vacateur for those that don't
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know because of fraud upon the court, not just by the lawyers
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and prosecutors but by Walton himself.
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You know, you know what he wants.
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I know what's big. You know what's fueling him,
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fueling him to do this? He actually wants to restore
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dignity to his 78 year old mother, who's who he said his
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life, whose life has been shattered by this injustice.
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I can understand that. I mean, you don't want your
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mother thinking you did something where when you didn't
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do something. Yeah.
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I can tell you a story. Look, I was at work.
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It was at night. It was maybe 11:00.
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I was at work. Cop comes knocking on the door.
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I think my mother answered her looking for me.
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They wouldn't say why or nothing.
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I said, I'll just tell them to call.
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She's all frantic and everything.
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You know, mothers get right. I'm like, I didn't do anything,
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Ma. I'm like, what?
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It can't be anything. I said I'll call.
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I'm not calling right now. I'll call tomorrow.
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I called, left a message. Never called me back, never got
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back to me. And my mother was having me.
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I'm like, listen, I called him. I left a message.
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What do you want? I don't know.
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All of a sudden me and my brother were out.
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We ran into the my brother's like that's a cop that came and
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we and we talked to him. He's like, oh, it was a mistake.
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I'm like, motherfucker, excuse me?
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I'm like, you couldn't come and say something like you couldn't
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at least call me back and let me let me know so I can let my
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mother know. I could care less.
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I knew I didn't do anything, but it's just a matter of fact of
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the mother, my mother and I can understand where this kids
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coming from Like look, this this kid could actually probably get
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get justice. He can hopefully get justice for
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all the J Sixers. I mean.
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Well, the Rule 60 B, he's got a road to climb.
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Again, I don't know what all the evidence is, but that's 60B3.
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I know the motion. It's a good way to try to get
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the vaca tour. But you know, that's the thing.
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Procedurally, the DOJ and the courts act as if they never make
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any mistakes. And if in fact, that was true,
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they'd be the only government agencies that don't make
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mistakes 'cause let's face it, we've learned about more
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mistakes in government agencies here than any other year, right?
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So when the, when the procedurally, when the court
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blocks you or the Department of Justice fights you procedurally,
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oh, you can't use a Rule 60 B, you've got to use an appeal.
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You can't use an appeal. You've got to use habeas corpus.
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You can't use habeas corpus. You got to use the writ of
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quorum Novus. You can't use the writ of quorum
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Novus. It's all garbage.
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Let me say this, ask yourself this, how many federal
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government agencies would you be confident to run your entire
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life for you? Would you let the FBI run your
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life? Would you let the Department of
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Homeland Security run your life? Would you let the IRS run your
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life? The answer would be no.
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So don't tell me that the DOJ is the only department and the, and
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the judiciary is the only department that gets it right
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every single time. That's a bunch of crap.
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But they act like once you're convicted that that conviction
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should never be overturned, that they are perfect.
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They've never made a mistake in their lives.
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They've never lied in court. They never misapplied the law,
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misinterpreted the law. So I feel for this guy.
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If anybody knows him, I would love to get him on the show.
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If you guys want to reach out to him, anybody in the the big, big
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mafia again, it's Daniel Michael Morrissey.
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I couldn't find him on X. So if anybody knows him or if
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you know another J6 defendant them I know him, get a hold of
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him. I'd love to have him on the
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show. I'd love to talk about this with
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him because I think it's a really interesting topic never
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done before. I think it's a historic first,
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probably. George.
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I guess you got another another activist judge, huh?
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Not another one, Lance. Oh my.
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I mean, they're just everywhere in every state.
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This. This coming out of the woodwork.
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I don't get how this judge can do this now.
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Of course, he's a Biden appointed judge.
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No, no shit, this dude. Ordered mass bond release for
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over 600 illegal aliens arrested in Chicago and he ordered to be
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released. Next release for 600 criminals
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you mean. Well, illegal aliens, criminals,
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all the same shit to me. But.
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Well, illegal aliens are criminal because they came here
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illegally, so I think that's legitimate.
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And all to be released without bond or something like this.
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Yeah. How can he He First of all,
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immigration. ICE never releases detainees on
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bond. They never release a period
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until they go to through the court process.
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But he's an installed Biden Harris puppet, isn't he?
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Yeah. I mean, I'm pretty sure they're
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going to appeal this and it's going to get knocked down.
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But once again, we got to go through this process.
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We got to waste time. We got to waste money because
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listen, courts, lawyers, all this shit cost money, right?
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Of course, but we're paying for it.
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Nobody. They're not like it's our tax
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money. This is my opinion.
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It's judicial activism, it's abuse of process and it's
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obstruction of justice. This is a judge that should be
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impeached. But so far, George, I got to ask
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you, how many judicial impeachments have been filed
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against any of the judges, Federal judge of the United
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States? One Rosenberg.
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He's it right is that and that was that one actually filed
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100%. I think Gil filed it, whether
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it's going. To no.
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Did Gil put it in front of them to file it or is it filed?
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He might be recommending impeachment, but if they
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absolutely filed. He filed a bill.
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He filed. He filed it.
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But they got to vote on it, right?
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You know, it's got to go. Probably got to get it out of
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committee first. So he's not got to get out of
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committee first, got to go out of committee.
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All these crazy things out of committee and this and that.
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What a bunch of garbage. I don't think our founding
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fathers intended it to be like this.
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I'm I there's no way Like it has to come out of committee.
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They got to bow and then it's got to go to this, got to vote
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and then it's got to go on the floor.
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I mean, there's too many. I wonder why you?
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Imagine all, Let me say this, Can you imagine all the, the,
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the Border Patrol guys and the DHS guys and all the other
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people that participated in arresting these 600 people, all
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the effort that was put in, the money it cost the American
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taxpayer. Now these guys are sitting in
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jail, supposed to be deported and this judge just say, Oh no,
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we're, we're putting them out on bond.
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They'll release them. Just let them out.
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Not for none but he's saying 600 / 600 criminal illegal aliens
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next week. But he said like he wants 13 to
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be released Friday. I I wonder who these 13 are that
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he wants them released Friday, this Friday.
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I mean, these fucking judges out of control.
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But you want to know why about this?
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Yeah, Hold on. Let me.
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I was going to get to that. Because Democrats are lawless.
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And we have a staffer for Democrat Senator Tammy Duckworth
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who was caught posing as a lawyer to free illegal alien
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from ICE custody. Wow.
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I wonder if she's locked up yet? I don't know.
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I mean, that's pretty, that's a pretty serious charge.
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I mean, falsifying your identity to a federal department or a
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federal agent, He represented him.
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He misrepresented himself to federal agents.
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That is a serious charge. I think it's a she, right?
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I don't know is it? I think it was a she.
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No, it's Edward York. Edward York, not a she.
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I mean, this is crazy, the effort put forward to try to run
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a sham like that. Who did what did he think he was
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proving? And he probably he'll end up
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with criminal charges over this. Let's play.
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Let's play this. Hold on he this dude
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impersonated himself, lied to federal agents all for legal
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alien who was a four time deported to illegal alien with
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prior DUI conviction. Four time, How many, how many
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illegal aliens have we seen recently with Duis where there's
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they've been motor accidents, where people got killed?
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Too many, too many. You see that in California the
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DMV admitted that they gave over 17,000 illegals CDL licenses.
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I did see that. 17,000. Nice.
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You just walk in there. Get ACDL.
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What? Get them while they're hot.
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I wouldn't drive. I wouldn't drive near California
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or anything. Let's play the clip.
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Yeah, I don't know if this clip shows much, I don't even know if
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there's audio, but here we go. That was a fake.
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That was a staffer. Fake lawyer, Yeah.
21:27
Exactly. I mean didn't I'm just curious
21:31
did they ask for his like his lawyer?
21:34
I don't they have like an ID where it says is there a lawyer
21:36
or something? Well, they're supposed to have
21:38
their number, right? They have, they have, they have
21:41
a, they have a license to practice law and it's got a
21:44
number they're supposed to submit with it.
21:45
Now, whether or not the feds check that number, I, I don't
21:48
think it's very common for somebody to go into a federal
21:51
facility and say, hey, I'm an attorney, I represent George
21:54
Ballantine, let him out. I don't, I don't think it works
21:57
like that. I don't think it's very common
21:59
that somebody would do that for fear that they would get
22:01
arrested themselves down the road.
22:03
But. Hold on.
22:04
So there's, there's they also said that this York person was,
22:07
was collaborating with a, with a law firm because it said.
22:11
Even if he was. So hold on it goes.
22:13
Four days later, Suarez Law Office in Collinsville, IL filed
22:16
AG28 electronically. That did not have Mr. Ayuzo's
22:21
signature, even though Mr. York, who claimed to be work for the
22:25
law firm, had already obtained a signed form.
22:29
This is what the letter said. Sounds like he he fabricated
22:33
that issue. I don't know, should they pull
22:35
the license from this law firm? Pull their license.
22:37
Don't let him practice the law anymore.
22:39
Well, is it really from the law firm or was it sent in acting
22:43
like it was from the law firm and maybe it was this guy
22:45
fabricating the form because he said Mr. Ayuzo's signature was
22:50
not on the form. I don't, I don't know.
22:55
It's just, I don't know, these Democrats, they're they're nuts.
22:59
I mean, they did the government shutdown for nothing.
23:02
They got nothing, which they shouldn't get anything they want
23:04
to give. They want to get Obama
23:06
subsidies. Well, if Obamacare was so good,
23:08
why you want it? Why you need subsidies?
23:10
Yeah. Oh, you need them because for
23:11
all the illegal aliens, that's why.
23:13
That's all that money was going to.
23:15
Now you have people pretending to be lawyers trying to get ICE
23:18
agents that work for senators. Oh my God.
23:20
And now the next one. Let's go ahead and talk about,
23:23
because we're still talking about Epstein, George, we're
23:25
still talking about Epstein. I was going to say we weren't
23:28
supposed to talk about Epstein. Now you brought it up.
23:30
You brought it up, Lance, so it's on you.
23:31
So here's the thing. The Democrats were released.
23:35
Epstein files are on it, on it, on it, on it, right?
23:39
And now they say no. They say no to release the
23:42
Epstein files. I am not shitting you on.
23:44
To go. I am not making this up.
23:46
I wonder if some of their big donation people, some of the
23:49
people that fund their campaign, said, Oh my God, you can't
23:52
release those. I was at some of those parties.
23:54
I wouldn't doubt it. It doesn't surprise me, you
23:59
know? Burkett, of course,
24:00
Representative Tim Burkett said. We tried to move ahead, but the
24:03
Democrats opposed me on it. It's stupid.
24:05
It's all about the politics, not about taking care of the young
24:08
ladies. You got abused.
24:09
We should. Let's play the clip.
24:12
Yeah, shocker, right? That they see.
24:13
Yeah, that's why I just put a bill up.
24:17
I just tried to move it ahead because what you're seeing right
24:20
now is what? Exactly is going to happen going
24:22
to. Continue happening.
24:23
Everybody's going to pull a little piece meal portions.
24:25
Sorry about that. I got to animate.
24:26
I'm starting Baptist. I'm going to pull portions of it
24:30
out, and they're going to try to fit their own little narrative.
24:33
Both sides are going to do it. You all know it, and you're all
24:35
going to feed upon it. Let's just get the dadgum bill
24:37
out. Let's vote it out.
24:38
And the Democrats opposed me on it.
24:40
It's stupid. It's all about politics.
24:41
It's not about taking care of young ladies who got abused, and
24:44
we should take care of them. But there's a process in place.
24:47
The Democrats have had it for four years and didn't do a
24:50
dadgum thing. And, you know, if Trump was in
24:52
that thing, Biden arrested me. Kamala Harris, I mean, he's the
24:56
Antichrist to them. They would have already had it
24:58
out. What you got?
24:58
I was going to ask about health. So.
25:02
I mean, you just want to release the Epstein files, right?
25:05
So why do you want to take apart a bill to try to put your two
25:08
cents? I mean, it should be simple.
25:11
Here's a bill, we're going to release all the Epstein files.
25:14
That's it. Sign vote on and that's it.
25:16
But. Why do you need a bill to
25:18
release the Epstein files? You know, my thing is why isn't
25:21
the FBI doing the right thing and releasing the files?
25:24
Well, I. Explain it to me, why isn't the
25:27
DOJ releasing the files? I think because a judge put like
25:33
a hush hush, I forget what you call it, Lance, I can't think
25:36
right now, but a judge put some like orders on it.
25:40
So I guess they're we're trying to they need.
25:42
This I don't. I don't know.
25:43
The Epstein files have numbers of crimes.
25:46
There are all kinds of people involved in that criminal
25:48
conspiracy. We know the girls got
25:50
trafficked. We've heard the witnesses.
25:52
These girls aren't being protected.
25:54
I am so sick of the government cover up.
25:56
This is just fucking garbage. Garbage.
25:59
So you just, you just heard him say that you know, Trump's not
26:01
in the e-mail, not in the files because they had four years with
26:05
it. They would have released it
26:06
under Biden, which is 100% sure they would have.
26:09
But guess what? The oversight Dems released new
26:12
FC emails that mentioned Trump. You sometimes you just got to
26:17
go. Well, guess what?
26:20
It was all bullshit. Lies wholly backfired on him.
26:23
Lance. What did they make them up?
26:26
I you know what they they actually released a ton of stuff
26:31
this is all from the Epstein estate right and all claiming
26:35
that oh it's against you know, they're they're struck a blow to
26:40
the White House. You know Epstein cover up all
26:43
the good stuff Dems want to do right, all for the TV because
26:46
what will happen all the MSN will run with it until it's too
26:49
late. But the Democrats what they do
26:53
Lance they selectively leaked emails to the liberal media all
26:57
to create what fake narrative to smear Trump.
27:00
And we we have some of this he had e-mail 1.
27:02
He goes Mr. Dear Watson, which was this e-mail 2011 was a
27:06
correspondence between Epstein and Giselian Maxwell, and she
27:11
wrote. Giselane Maxwell.
27:13
Yeah, Giselane, whatever. Giselane.
27:15
Giselane, she goes. I want you to realize that the
27:18
dog that hasn't barked is Trump. They have redacted victims,
27:24
spent hours at my house with them.
27:26
He has never once been mentioned.
27:28
This is police chief, etcetera and 75% there.
27:32
So Maxwell also responded almost five hours later by saying I
27:35
have been thinking about that. So, OK, what's going on?
27:44
What are they doing even with Virginia, but this was.
27:49
Virginia Guthrie. The redacted name was Virginia
27:51
Guthrie in the e-mail, and Virginia Guthrie had already
27:54
made public statements that said Trump didn't partake in any sex
27:58
with us. Donald Trump didn't, never even
28:01
flirted with me. She's already exonerated Trump
28:04
personally and for no benefit. There wasn't anything pending or
28:07
any reason to do it. But I don't understand.
28:09
So were these created? And of course, the dog that
28:11
hasn't barked is about being a government informant, right?
28:15
I think they're suggesting that somehow he's some kind of a, a,
28:18
an informant for the government and that's why it's not being
28:21
released. But I don't see any of this
28:22
stuff. And I don't know if this is
28:23
because Epstein's trying to. He knows the FB is listening
28:27
'cause, you know, maybe he's creating false emails back then.
28:29
I don't know if these emails were fabricated, but Guthrie
28:31
already said this didn't exist. I mean, if you ever seen believe
28:36
he was an informant, then was he trying to, you know, knowing he
28:39
might have been under surveillance?
28:40
Was he trying to put stuff in emails to make it seem like
28:43
there was some kind of guilt? And then what was he going to do
28:45
later down the road trying to save Trump and use that as a way
28:48
to put his hooks into him 'cause this whole thing was about
28:50
blackmail, bribery and extortion.
28:52
It's the whole operation. There was no legitimate money
28:55
being made by Epstein. Everything was blackmail,
28:57
extortion, bribery, insider trading, you name.
29:01
That's my take. Yeah, and then I don't this this
29:04
next one is they say e-mail two and three with the wolf.
29:08
It's kind of weird. He said redacted victim Mar a
29:12
Lago redacted sentence and it says Trump said he asked me to
29:14
resign, but Trump I think banned his ass.
29:20
He never asked him to resign from what I'm from what I'm
29:23
reading from this like it's it's crazy, but they want to just
29:25
change words. I'm telling you, Trump should
29:31
just put the hammer down and start resting all these
29:33
bastards. No shit, I agree with
29:36
Wholehearted. I hope, you know what, I hope
29:37
Trump gets so sick of this that he just fucking releases the
29:40
Epstein files because and screw all the names in it because he's
29:43
trying to protect some people. But you know what?
29:46
Some people say that there's just some people that were
29:48
around people, they weren't involved and they're just
29:51
because they're going to get caught up with it because their
29:52
names are there. I don't know.
29:55
You didn't do nothing wrong. Come say something right out,
29:58
you know, come talk to whoever you seen what you seen.
30:01
Let us know 'cause they were hurting kids, women.
30:08
I don't know, it's just crazy. Lance, I, I just, I don't
30:10
understand this. I think Trump, you're watching
30:15
President Trump. Just release the files, man.
30:19
Get it over with. Let the people that were there
30:21
suffer the consequences. Stop protecting them.
30:24
You know the whole thing was not right.
30:27
They if they. Revolve where they may, let's
30:30
let the chips fall where they may.
30:32
Throw it out there. Release the 9/11 files.
30:34
You know, Seth Rich, laptop information.
30:37
How about the Michael Weiner laptop?
30:39
Come on, man, let's just drop the bombs.
30:41
Let's go. You know, you're not putting
30:43
them back on their heels enough. This administration, I think you
30:46
need to be way more aggressive. And if the people you have don't
30:49
want to be aggressive, then get them with some aggressive
30:51
people. Get some other people in there.
30:53
Let these people resign, be moved out.
30:56
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36:02
George anyway. So this I mean, you could see
36:07
this as a big victory. Some may not.
36:10
I'm not familiar with the why not.
36:12
I think Lance is more familiar on it, but I'm going to do the
36:14
one part and I'll let him take over.
36:16
So cash Patel came with a big announcement that the pipeline
36:20
to create fentanyl has been shut down in Mexico and worldwide,
36:25
allegedly saving 10s of thousands of Americans.
36:27
So, and he said, effective immediately, Trump has shut off
36:31
the pipeline that creates fentanyl.
36:32
Right now. I don't know what pipeline he's
36:36
talking about in Mexico. I couldn't tell you.
36:39
But he's saying the Chinese government agreed on a plan to
36:42
stop fentanyl precursors. What does that mean?
36:46
I don't know these people. The People's Republic of China
36:49
is fully designated and listed all 13 precursors utilized to
36:53
make fentanyl, and they have agreed to control 7 chemical
36:58
subsidies that are also utilized to produce this illegal drug.
37:03
So I'm going to stop here for a second.
37:05
I'm going to take a full stop and ask Lance this question.
37:08
Lance, what will stop any other country from doing this?
37:12
Nothing. Here's what it comes down to #1
37:15
the cartels have already been. And again, I'm not trying to
37:17
rain on Cash's parade. Rain on the parade, Lance.
37:20
Rain on the fucking parade Some. Details and I never heard back
37:23
on what I sent him #1 the cartels already knew this was
37:28
coming. So they've been hiring chemists
37:32
who are capable of making the precursors with the precursors
37:38
that make the precursor chemicals, meaning that they can
37:41
make it from absolutely the very beginning.
37:45
So if you need a specific precursor and let's say it has
37:47
five chemicals in it, the chemist they're hiring are fresh
37:51
out of chemistry school, colleges, universities, pH DS,
37:55
and the cartels are paying them big money to create the
37:58
precursors from scratch. So it's not a precursor, it's
38:00
just a bunch of chemicals put together to make the precursor.
38:03
So number one, that's the first thing.
38:04
Second thing is there's a second international drug smuggling
38:09
ring that's been set up in Asia. I have many details about it.
38:12
So cash or anybody else from the Trump administration, if you're
38:15
watching, if you want to get on top of this, great.
38:17
There's bank accounts that have been identified.
38:19
And otherwise, the people that have done all this work, they
38:22
want 30% of what's in the bank accounts.
38:25
And let me say something, seizures are huge.
38:28
They're billions of dollars. Hold on, It is an Asian Network.
38:31
Where's our cut? We get some.
38:32
We get a cut. We get a cut.
38:34
I can put this together. We.
38:36
Get a yo, what's up? You know what?
38:37
I'm coming to Mar a Lago. Here's the bottom line.
38:40
I'll let you know. There is, there is a second
38:42
entire network run through legitimate pharmaceutical
38:47
companies. They are way ahead of the game.
38:50
So the cartels have already set up two other ways to create
38:55
these drugs. So cash, if you want to get on
38:57
top of this, have your people call us FBIDHSI don't care who,
39:01
we'll get you on top of it. But again, they want an
39:03
agreement in advance. They'll point you to bank
39:05
accounts. The companies are doing it.
39:08
They involve parties. And these are people with
39:11
serious intelligence backgrounds.
39:12
And it's one of our exclusive sources, so I'm not giving up
39:16
the source unless you guys put that agreement on the table.
39:18
I. Can send a direct message to get
39:20
the cash, send it right to them. You know, I got the information.
39:23
We had them on the show. So yeah, why not?
39:25
I'll play the clip you guys hear, Matt.
39:29
At a level never seen before, while at Ministry of Public
39:33
Security headquarters, I met with my counterpart at MPs where
39:37
the Chinese government agreed on a plan to stop fentanyl.
39:42
Precursors. What does that mean?
39:44
The People's Republic of China has fully designated and listed
39:48
all 13 precursors utilized to make fentanyl.
39:51
Furthermore, they have agreed to control 7 chemical subsidiaries
39:55
that are also utilized to produce this lethal drug
39:59
effective immediately. Essentially, President Trump has
40:04
shut off the pipeline that creates fentanyl that kills 10s
40:08
of thousands of Americans. These substances are now banned.
40:13
And they will no longer be utilized by the Mexican drug
40:16
trafficking organizations or any other DT OS around the world to
40:19
make this drug. This historic achievement has
40:23
saved 10s of thousands of lives. This historic achievement would
40:27
not have been possible without the tremendous team of President
40:30
Trump, the Attorney General, the Department of Justice, the
40:34
Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Ambassador Perdue in China.
40:39
Well, there you have it. So I just want to go on what
40:41
Lance was saying because I seen a special, I don't know if it
40:44
was on Discovery or one of them, and it was that one lady, it's
40:48
always going to other countries and doing like about trafficking
40:50
and all that. And she was actually in Mexico
40:53
and she was talking to cartel members.
40:55
And I remember specifically they were talking about that they
40:59
were make, they have chemists making their own precursors
41:01
because they want to bypass China.
41:03
Why? Because it's more money for
41:04
them. It's less, you know, hassle and
41:06
stuff. So this is something that,
41:08
Lance, you're absolutely right on.
41:10
Kind of gave it up because their precursor sales are already down
41:14
because at the end of the day, the legitimate sources to buy
41:17
precursor chemicals buy them at a much cheaper price.
41:19
They're using them for other legitimate chemistry.
41:22
So if you have legitimate pharmaceutical companies buying
41:25
the chemicals, they're buying at a much lower number because
41:28
they're buying at the really low number.
41:29
When they know it's going to cartels, they charge more.
41:32
And you're right, George, 100%. They've hired their own chemists
41:34
to create the precursor chemicals because they knew
41:37
eventually this would get shut down.
41:39
The cartels have a vast amount of capital.
41:42
They're not stupid, they are preemptively thinking about plan
41:46
ABCD all the time. So as much as I appreciate what
41:50
you guys believe you accomplished, it is not what you
41:53
think you accomplished. Or if you want to go to Plan BI,
41:56
have another solution. Get the drones out, start
41:59
bombing and shooting the shit out of cartels in Mexico.
42:02
Yeah, you're going to have to cut them up or and if you want
42:04
to make billions of dollars in financial seizures.
42:07
The CIA won't let them do it bro.
42:10
Yeah, exactly. Here's the deal.
42:12
If you guys really want to shut it down, I think I can get you
42:15
some really solid Intel the. CIA won't let them do it because
42:18
Bitcoin is down right now. Yeah, exactly.
42:21
Here's the deal, right in agreement. 30% of the seizures
42:24
of all assets, all fines, everything seized.
42:28
These guys have identified bank accounts with hundreds of
42:30
millions, potentially billions of dollars in them.
42:32
They can identify the main entities in Asia.
42:34
They're selling the precursor chemicals to the Mexico's and
42:37
they're even selling the pre precursors.
42:39
It's not just the precursor chemicals, they're selling all
42:41
of it. So I'm telling these are
42:43
legitimate pharmaceutical companies that if you don't get
42:45
them identified, you wouldn't know about them.
42:47
So get all the big info@thebigmink.com if you want
42:50
to get a hold of us. Let's face it, because they
42:52
still make fentanyl for the pharmaceuticals, right?
42:54
So, you know, it's still being made, Yeah.
42:57
Think about it. This is it's more again, I'm
42:59
happy they got some kind of relief from China, but China did
43:02
it because it doesn't matter. They gave it up because the
43:05
sales were down anyway. So I'm just telling you, all
43:09
right, I love this one. I do not like Congressman Eric
43:12
Swalwell. I think he's a liar.
43:14
I think he's some of the worst. I think he's some of the worst
43:16
in DC. He was going, you know, he was
43:18
with a Chinese spy. How he's even involved in
43:22
politics anymore, I don't understand.
43:24
But OK, California, you guys suck.
43:26
You always put people in place or maybe they just because you
43:29
cheat so well out there. Guess what?
43:31
Another guy lying about his principal residence.
43:33
George, tell us about it. No, say it ain't so, Lance.
43:38
Well, California here's a Rep. He's from California, right?
43:42
That's where he's a Rep at. And he's getting a lot of heat
43:46
for this one. So they say in recent years from
43:49
his alleged tie. Also the ledge.
43:51
Yeah. Alleged ties to Fang.
43:52
Fang. We all know that, right?
43:54
Me boom boom, long time GI. She was a spy.
43:57
They didn't remove him from the from Congress.
44:01
She's still sitting Congressman, which ain't right.
44:04
Now we have even more or serious questions for Saulwell or
44:09
Fartwell. Remember when he farted?
44:11
Swallow well. So he's from the 15th District
44:13
of California and he's claiming his hometown is Livermore on his
44:18
official house profile. Check out right there.
44:23
Something does add right here, right?
44:26
Saulwell has declared his Washington, DC property as his
44:29
principal residence now. Public deed of trust for
44:35
Solwell's DC home at 2 dot. Can I say the address I'm not
44:39
going to be docked? I'm not sure.
44:41
Everybody, anybody can look up. 202 O 9 S St. and he dated April
44:48
18th, 2022, confirms the property is designated as his
44:51
principal residence as a condition of his loan.
44:53
Let me get that up right. Hold on, I got to switch a few
44:56
things here. The DD includes explicit
45:02
language making the borrower liable for false or misleading
45:05
statements regarding occupancy. So the borrower shall be in
45:11
default if borrower gave materially false, misleading, or
45:15
inaccurate information or statements to the lender.
45:20
I'm confused, Lance, can you help me?
45:22
Can you explain this to me? He's a sitting congressman from
45:26
California. In order to be a congressman
45:29
from any state, you must reside in that state.
45:33
But hence, So let me see who else from California is getting
45:36
away with that. Shifty shift.
45:39
There you go, correct answer. The shifter.
45:41
The shifter they like to call him.
45:43
Anything happen to shift? Shift.
45:44
If it's shift, George, what do you got to do?
45:47
Shit it down the toilet, flush it.
45:48
You got to flush it. If it's ship, you got to flush
45:50
it. So any anything happened to him
45:52
yet? Nope.
45:53
To even get indicted or get charges brought against him.
45:57
I don't even know if there's an investigation going on.
45:58
Wonder why? Like what the hell is going on?
46:01
Because do I? Have as many deep state arrests
46:03
as Pam Bondi does right now, but I personally have that many deep
46:06
state arrests. So you have it here in black and
46:08
white. This is evidence.
46:09
We're not making this up people. There's not a conspiracy theory.
46:13
This is 100% factual, right? Do I have high hopes he'll get
46:19
arrested or charged? No, so I'm going to just say
46:24
what you should start calling your representatives and start
46:26
bitching and moaning. I mean, this is a federal crime,
46:32
right? Yes.
46:34
Maybe Cash Patel can go arrest him.
46:37
Perhaps. I don't know, he might be too
46:39
busy talking about the fentanyl pipeline being.
46:41
Shut. I mean, we have the evidence, so
46:43
they should have the evidence. No doubt.
46:46
And it's, I don't know, man, Like, so this is the thing, and
46:52
I said this on a radio show, this is what frustrates me here.
46:55
We got Lance and myself working our butts off to expose shit to
47:00
try to save this country, But yet the people we're trying to
47:05
help and you know, and they're not doing nothing, they're not
47:08
doing their part. So what?
47:09
What? What's the point anymore?
47:13
He's defaulted on his student loans also, by the way, And as a
47:17
federal congressional member, I don't know that you're allowed
47:19
to do that technically. So he's not paying down his
47:23
student loans well. He didn't get a fucking good
47:26
education anyway, so I mean. I have no idea what he's got
47:29
for. Students, but student loans is
47:31
pretty. Incredible.
47:32
Again, very simple. Letitia James, very simple
47:35
mortgage fraud. Adam Schiff, very simple
47:37
mortgage fraud. Swalwell, very simple mortgage
47:39
fraud. I mean, these are allegations
47:42
right now because of course, we don't have the evidence other
47:44
than what we showed you on the show.
47:45
I think it's enough to make an indictment.
47:47
So he hasn't paid out his student loans, right?
47:50
And he says he's he's mirrored his credit card debt and has
47:53
even. Cashed out.
47:54
He's buried in debt. The word is that Swalwell owes
47:56
everybody and he even cashed out his pension.
47:59
His pension. Whoa.
48:01
What is going on there? He cashed out his pension.
48:06
Yeah, but if it's on the deed of trust, it's most likely that he
48:09
lied on his federal mortgage paperwork.
48:12
How'd he get a mortgage? No idea I.
48:15
Don't know what? What bank does it say?
48:16
What bank? I don't know, probably not that
48:21
important. I'm sure they saw.
48:22
Wasn't he on the J6 committee? Yeah, Yep, he's.
48:29
Like the whole. Liar.
48:29
Oh, he's a liar all right. I guess.
48:32
Anthropic Just. Announced.
48:34
I wonder if Fang Fang took took him for all his money.
48:37
Who knows? Absolutely.
48:38
Right. So Anthropic just announced a
48:41
$50 billion investment in the USAI infrastructure.
48:45
They're going to build the data center with a fluid stack in
48:48
Texas. Texas is really becoming the AI
48:50
center in New York and more sites to come.
48:54
So of course, they're investing in American computing
48:56
infrastructure. They're going to build these
48:58
data centers with a lot more sites to be announced in the
49:02
short term future. It's going to create a, a, a
49:05
minimum of 800 permanent jobs, 2400 construction jobs and lots
49:11
of other great stuff. So another deal that I believe
49:13
Donald Trump has brought to the table, George.
49:16
It is. I'm trying, I'm trying to figure
49:17
out where in Texas is happening. But you look at Texas,
49:21
everything that's going on and it's being built there.
49:23
You do know they have a Stock Exchange there and I forget who
49:27
told me that somebody wanted investment.
49:29
People on on Wall Street, they're saying slowly
49:31
everything's being shifted to over there, especially now that
49:35
Mandami's there. Don't be.
49:38
St. might just shut down. They might move everything
49:40
there. No, it's not shut down.
49:41
They'll just move over to Texas. I said they might just move it
49:44
all over there. Yeah, I mean, Austin is blowing
49:47
up. I mean, Elon Musk was talking
49:49
about Austin today on X. Austin is just blowing up.
49:54
All kinds of people from all over the world are moving to
49:55
Austin. Yeah, absolutely.
50:00
I'm telling you, I I was looking at houses there, brand new
50:02
houses. The prices.
50:03
Yeah, crazy. You got a house there like 3
50:05
three, 5400 well over 1,000,000 here where I live.
50:10
Ain't that maybe I've seen them houses.
50:12
I saw one for 550 grand down there that was just gorgeous.
50:15
I don't know where it was located, I didn't remember the
50:17
city. It was probably out in the
50:19
boonies. But 550,000?
50:21
That house here would be $2,000,000 in Colorado.
50:23
I mean, it's crazy. Yeah.
50:25
Yeah, it is. All right, What about Coinbase,
50:27
man? They're moving their
50:28
headquarters just where they're moving from, from where they're
50:31
moving to Texas. I mean, there's a pattern here,
50:35
folks. Folks in the audience, if you
50:37
like what we're talking about, do your own research.
50:39
Texas appears to be blowing up. Everything's bigger in Texas.
50:44
American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase moving its
50:47
headquarters. It's an official announcement.
50:49
They're leaving Delaware, reincorporating in Texas.
50:52
That's a monumental shift. And the decision I guess
50:57
revealed by Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Gruel.
51:01
So it signals a growing accidents from over regulated
51:04
states toward those prioritizing business freedom and innovation.
51:10
I mean, I think it's great. Yeah, I mean, you know, Lance, I
51:16
said I'm moving on to New Jersey.
51:17
I mean, Texas is on my list. It's got good weather, man, Good
51:21
weather. If you can move to one of the
51:22
cities. Everything I hear about Austin,
51:24
everybody that talks about Austin, I'm wondering Deepak.
51:26
Deepak moved Austin, didn't he? I don't know, somewhere over
51:29
there I'm wondering. Pretty sure Deepak moved to
51:31
Austin. Texas, can we get rid of
51:32
property taxes? Because Florida is going to do
51:34
it. Just saying, Texas, it's a big
51:36
incentive right there. You might get Georgia moved
51:38
there. If you ever want to say you want
51:40
to get rid of property taxes, put it to a vote.
51:43
They have a surplus of money over there.
51:45
They're definitely getting big corporate.
51:46
I mean, how many companies from California already moved to
51:48
Texas? They're all, it's like a big
51:52
exodus. Just go to Texas and they say
51:56
everything in everything. When you go, everything in Texas
51:58
is big. They go big.
52:00
Texas does not have state income tax for individuals or
52:04
corporations. Did you know that?
52:06
I know for individuals. Right.
52:08
Or for corporations, no state income debts.
52:11
Interesting. Yep, a lot of positive things
52:14
about Texas. You get you get your, you get
52:17
your, you get your cowboy hat. You'll fit right in.
52:19
Then I look good in. We all know I look good in a
52:20
cowboy hat too. Cowboy good.
52:22
In a cowboy hat. I'm just saying that two step,
52:25
huh? You have to learn to go down
52:26
there and learn how to do the tube step or something.
52:28
Line Dance. Wait, wait.
52:30
I got a funny story for you. Hold on.
52:31
You're. Going to love this line dance,
52:33
George. So this was in.
52:35
Let me see. I was probably early 30s.
52:44
OK, so I bought, I bought had like 2 state gas stations that
52:48
we bought my dad and I. And part of their thing is they
52:53
want you to go to their school. It was Shell and you have to go
52:56
to their school for three weeks and it was out in California.
52:58
All right, I'll do it. I went out there.
53:03
They didn't like me by the way, because they didn't get the our
53:07
sense of humor and you know, the way we we operate took them like
53:11
a little time to warm up. Whatever.
53:14
So all the guys like we're going to go out tonight.
53:15
It's a Friday. Come on, you got to come like,
53:18
all right, where we going? We're going to cowboy boogie.
53:20
It's cold. All right, I'll try to dress the
53:23
part right. Whenever we go there, tons of
53:27
chicks. So I see like we're standing
53:30
hanging. I'm just hanging out.
53:31
Just sitting there talking to some guys.
53:34
I see the hat guy. They sell hats.
53:36
I'm like, let me get a hat. Soon as I put a hat on, girls
53:39
kept coming up. You want to dance?
53:40
I'm like, sure, but I, I don't, I never danced on it.
53:42
She's like, we'll teach you, we'll teach you.
53:44
I was too stepping. It's not that hard.
53:47
Nice. It was crazy.
53:48
I like it. Hat.
53:50
The hat sold them, George. It sold them on the one. 100
53:52
chicks. I met you.
53:52
I'll never forget her name. Her name was Shannon Doha.
53:55
Never forget that. That's funny, right?
53:57
Interesting. Interesting name.
53:58
Yeah. Hey, let's talk about Rubio.
54:00
I think this is interesting. Rubio came out with it and
54:04
really just short. But Chinese are undertaking the
54:06
most rapid military buildup in human history, and part of their
54:09
expansion is their nuclear capabilities.
54:12
And of course, he's saying everybody is concerned.
54:14
Let's play the clip. All right, here we go.
54:19
Trump's pledge to resume testing of our nuclear capabilities that
54:24
includes delivery systems is on par with what other countries
54:27
around the world are doing. We got to make sure these things
54:28
work and that they're safe. In terms of the Chinese nuclear
54:32
program, that wasn't discussed in any of our meetings.
54:34
That's something that happened at the staff level.
54:36
But these are long standing concerns.
54:37
I mean, the Chinese are undertaking the most rapid
54:40
military buildup in human history.
54:42
So I know. And part of that is their
54:43
expansion of their nuclear capabilities.
54:45
So obviously we're keeping an eye on that and I think
54:47
everybody's concerned about that China.
54:52
Got to keep an iPod but China well.
54:54
You can thank. You can thank Biden for that.
54:56
We can thank Biden for that one, though.
54:58
No kidding. All right, listen, we're back.
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55:29
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55:35
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first hand look at Mar a Lago. George, last words.
55:45
Well, I'm going to try to see when we do some interviews if I
55:47
could send it out, like at least send it to Rumble on our on our
55:51
thing and play them play. Something in there I think.
55:53
They want us to, but. Yeah.
55:56
I'd hate to want to bring my computer more or longer, but I
55:58
guess I'm going to have to, you know?
56:00
Got to bring the hardware, baby George has got the hardware,
56:02
that's for sure. He's got to bring our stuff.
56:04
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56:42
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56:52
All right, have a great day. It's Thursday.
56:53
Enjoy it. Stay frosty, stay blessed.
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I love you guys. Play to some house little, house
57:05
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57:07
Wake you up, Lance. I know you.
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