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Iran Operation Boots On The Ground, Go Time |EP805 · The Big Mig Show

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So I guess, George, I guess you got a little set the mood for us
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here. No, you got yours first, Lance,
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I told you that. Oh.
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OK. I didn't know you were going to
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do 1. OK.
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So I told you, but you know. You, you know, and and sometimes
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you know, you wonder if they're setups.
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This particular one appears not to be a setup.
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Man, there are a lot of people out there that are going to
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these events, like the no Kings crap.
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Turns out, by the way, the CCP was also funding that.
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There's been some proof. Now, of course, why wouldn't
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they want to fund division? So it's turning out with that
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group. I guess you support the CCP.
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So congratulations for you, those of you who went to those
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dumb events. But here's a guy obviously
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trying to prank some people in the interview.
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But what's incredible is the person he's interviewing doesn't
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realize she's being pranked. Listen to the low IQ.
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This is straight out of the No Kings protest.
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And we said they were smart, Lance, but OK, here we go.
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Yeah. And.
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Did a little bit homophobic that was so focused on the Straits of
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Hormuz and not the Gaze of Hormuz.
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I agree. Yes, for sure.
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Why do you think so? Willing to leave the gaze of
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Hormuz behind. I think it's just history
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historically, like, you know, gays have always been very
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discriminated against, which is wrong and so many levels.
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Even in war. Yeah, even in war.
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And it just takes more reform in government, obviously, and then
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also educating society. Just feel like if we're going to
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go in there, we can't leave the gay people behind.
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I don't think we should go in there at all.
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But if we're going to the Gays of Hormuz, we could turn it into
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Fire Island. For sure, I didn't know what to
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say to that dude. Fire Island.
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Yeah. Yeah, I guess he's talking about
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Cog Island. I think it sounds pronounced Keg
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Island. Whatever it is.
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Yeah. Change it into the gaze of
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Hormuz. And it's funny that he's
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pranking her, but she doesn't know it.
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And she's talking about educating people.
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Maybe she ought to start by educating herself.
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Pretty frightening. What do you have for us, George?
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I have something totally, totally different just to get
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you guys laughing. It made me laugh this morning.
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It was funny as shit. But got to love kids, right?
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They always do some kooky shit. Here we go.
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Are you pregnant? What?
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I'm a boy? I can't be pregnant.
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I'm copying Dad. That's called dude.
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You know it's a problem with kids.
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They're honesty. You can downright hurt.
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Of course, Always great. All right, listen, sometimes
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people say the quiet part out loud.
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And George, I feel like this is one of those situations.
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You know, we made a last minute change because we saw this come
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out and you know that Trump has a tendency to do this right
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here. There's always a little bit of a
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Telegraph. Pete Hegseth, I think he said
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the quiet part out loud. I think he's they've already
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moved more troops in. I don't know what our total.
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Do you have any idea what our total count over there is now
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George? I don't know, but I know we got,
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we got the Rangers there, we got Seals there, a lot of special
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special OPS people. I think we got the
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discombobulators over there, pretty sure I mean they.
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'D be smart, they should have them, why not make use of them?
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We fucking paid for it. Yeah.
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So I wouldn't be surprised to see some new, and I'm saying
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this for a reason. So just read between the lines.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see some new technology used in
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Iran. I don't think they're expecting
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some of what is planned. I think that the the invasion of
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the ground forces are imminent. Now, listen, what happened here?
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the US Gulf allies, including Saudi Arabia, United Arab
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Emirates and other Gulf allies are urging President Trump to
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continue the war on Iran. You know, meanwhile you get no
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support out of Europe, but the Middle East allies don't want us
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to stop. I can understand why Iran's been
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a problem causing all sorts of unrest in the territory of the
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Middle East. I don't know if you guys saw
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this. Spain's supposed to be one of
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our close allies has now made their entire country no fly zone
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for US Air Force. US air support is not allowed to
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fly anywhere across Spain or in their airspace.
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How about that? Any like that for a good ally
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and Europe as usual. Hold on, hold on.
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I don't like them. But Italy, they just had, they
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wanted to land one of the warplanes in Italy and and
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Georgia, whatever her name is, she declined.
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She said no. So Italy's pulling the same
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bullshit. Seems like it, yeah.
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Bafangu, Italy. What's?
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Her name, Giorgio Maloney, is that.
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Maloney, Yeah. Yeah.
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She just went from being somewhat hot to ugly.
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Just saying, well, you're saying Georgia?
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Bad way to do it now. Interesting.
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Trump has now come out and said if you guys want your oil, you
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better fight for it. He's talking about even if they
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finished the war in Iran that he doesn't care whether they reopen
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the Strait of Hormuz because, you know, only two to 3% of U.S.
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oil comes through there. We could probably.
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So why are we but that if I know, if that's such a great
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case, then why the hell are we paying so much more for oil gas
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right now? We shouldn't be, I know, but we
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shouldn't be. But why do you think?
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Because I got to make money to fuckers.
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Why does it why does a dog lick his balls because he.
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Can. And the oil companies are
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clearly licking their balls. The prices went up to the pump
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the day the war started. I mean, the, the, the gas that
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was in the ground at these gas stations, the pumps that that
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hadn't been purchased at a higher number.
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And that's the crazy part, right?
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The crazy part is that, well, it goes up right away, but that's
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the scam of the oil industry, right?
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They want to stick it to us no matter what.
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Who even knows if any of the prices are truly being impacted.
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Of course, we've always talked about being energy independent.
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That's the top priority. But I guess these US allies, and
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I'm talking about Saudi Arabia, UAE and the Gulf allies,
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privately warned President Trump that Tehran has not been
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weakened enough. So their own intelligence is
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coming up. Probably has a lot to do with
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those underground missile, you know, cities that they built.
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They say that the allies are saying that four weeks of
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bombing has not been enough to destroy the Iranian regime.
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So the, you know, the Middle East, you know, Iran's
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neighbors, they're tired of the Iranian threat.
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After 40 years of this theocratic, you know, regime, I
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can't blame them. Here's a big This is heavy now I
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saw another video. I should have grabbed it.
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Well, this is this are saying batteries.
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Going off last night, George, these batteries where they where
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the forces were showing how many missiles were being sent up.
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I didn't see that, but they're saying what they hit here is
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their ammunitions depo and stuff.
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Their munitions dumb. Yeah, yeah, let's put.
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Let's see it. I'll put it with us.
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I don't think there's audio. There's no audio with it, so I
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mean, that shit's going up, man. Oh.
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Well you know you hit a munitions jump, there's no doubt
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that's that'll keep going off for a long time too once it
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ignites. Those munitions dumps are crazy
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when they go off. I saw one years ago go off, it
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was AUS. Dump and it couldn't you like it
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was going off for a couple of days from the heat.
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Interesting It is. So we've got the video.
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You guys tell me you're in the chat.
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We want to hear from you. I want to know you guys reading
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the same thing we're reading now.
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We heard some other things. George and I had heard some
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other things. It sounded like the boots on the
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ground operation is just imminent.
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Well. Heck, Seth appears to be testing
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the water here. I don't.
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I don't know if he realized how this came across.
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To me it's a direct signal that this is going to happen at any
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time. You're just jumping around
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Lance, aren't you? A little bit.
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All right, well, we're not going to get to that clip just yet
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because there's a little timeline here.
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So Pete Heksack goes, and I don't know this, he goes, he
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says that regime change has occurred in Iran.
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Regime change has. Well, who's in?
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Is there another regime there or are the people free?
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Because it doesn't seem like it. If there was a regime change in
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favor of the people, Iran, then I guess the war, which should be
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over, right? Because they don't want no part
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of that. So what do you mean is I don't
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get this. Maybe this mixed messaging does
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not make them look good, looks incompetent.
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They're not. I don't think they're on the
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same page. And somebody's got to figure
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this out. We'll play the clip.
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The new Iranian regime should know that by now.
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This new regime, because regime change has occurred, should be
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wiser than the last. President Trump will make a
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deal. He is willing and the terms of
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the deal are known to them. If Iran is not willing, then the
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United States War Department will continue with even more
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intensity. Doesn't make sense.
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Like they don't, we don't want. The whole purpose is not is to
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get rid of the regime and free to people back where it was in
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the 70s and early 80s before they had the war and took over.
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The regime took over. This doesn't make sense.
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I don't understand it. I'm not for it.
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I don't think the people of Iran are for it.
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Hi, Lance. You want to get to this one?
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We want to do this one telegraphing.
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We've been saying how long we've been saying this, that in order
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to for this war to be successful, you have to have
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some sort of boots on the ground.
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That's the only way. You can't just go start bombing.
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I don't think any war has been successful that way.
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Has there been, Lance? I mean, it's more your your
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expertise. You know, I don't think there's
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never been a time now again, could that change in the future?
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I saw some pretty interesting drone technology over the last
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couple of days. But I don't I don't think it's
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possible because again, with these underground missile cities
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that Iran has, you know, are they below the 200?
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Because you know, our bunker Busters go down about I think
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it's about 200 feet. You know, it, it's going to take
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more than that. And I think if we leave any of
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this current regime in place, even the Iran Revolutionary
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Guard, if they stay in place, I don't think this will.
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I don't think it's stoppable. I think that this has always
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been a situation where we're going to have to have ground
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troops. I just don't think it's, and I
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don't know, George, that there ever has been a war that's been
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successful that was just from air bombardment.
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I don't think that. I don't think, not one that I'm
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aware of. It doesn't mean that I'm an
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expert. I could have missed something,
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but I don't think there's ever been a time.
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I mean, look, look at Russia and Ukraine.
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They're just using drones and bombs, right?
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They ain't no really boots on the ground each other going at
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it per SE really, is there. Yeah, there still is.
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There's boots. There are boots on the ground
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where they're totally invading and try to, you know, topple one
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another. There's still lots of troops.
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That's what they're using the drone technology for.
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If you've been watching some of the drone videos, but they're.
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Not they're not using their troops to actually, really,
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truly invade. Well, they, they a lot of
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people. There's been a lot of deaths.
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So I think there may be more people on the ground than maybe
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that maybe you caught there. Maybe you're misunderstanding
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me. So if Putin sent his sent his
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full force military into into Ukraine, you'd be able to take
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it over most likely if nobody else interfered.
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But no one's really doing that. No one's sending their troops in
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fully. Really.
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Like is Ukraine sending their troops into Moscow?
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No, that's what I mean. Like until you really have boots
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on the ground where they're going inside just like we did.
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What Look, when we did Vision Iraq, where we had how many
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tanks and military troops there just going in boom with all the
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air support. Let's play the clip and people
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can Telegraph this look. As far as President Trump and
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boots on the ground, I don't understand why the base which
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they have already they understand wouldn't have faith
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in his ability to execute on this.
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Look at his track record of pursuing peace through strength.
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America First outcomes. What he's simply saying and it's
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exactly true. And I've said from this podium
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to we're not going to foreclose any option.
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You can't fight and win a war if you tell your adversary what you
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are willing to do or what you are not willing to do to include
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boots on the ground. The our adversary right now
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thinks there are 15 different ways we could come at them with
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boots on the ground. And guess what, there are.
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So if we needed to, we could execute those options on behalf
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of the president of the United States and this department.
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Or maybe we don't have to use them at all.
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Maybe negotiations work or maybe there's a different approach.
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But the point is to be unpredictable in that.
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Certainly not let anybody know what you're willing to do or not
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do. But if anybody has internalized
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the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan as the first one,
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President Trump to call them out for what they are, he's not
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going to repeat those lessons. And I, I think I've been very
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clear about that from the podium.
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OK. I mean, he's right.
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You don't want to repeat the mistakes that were made in the
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past with Iran not making sure that that regime was completely
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taken out. We've had some other
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interactions with him, kinetic events.
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It didn't get the job done. George, you said it.
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If we're going in, if we're going to go there for this war,
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you said it at the very beginning and we have to go all
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in till it's completely done, till the job is done.
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I mean, you have to what, what's the purpose of not doing it?
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So there's a big ruling came out of SCOTUS this morning.
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It just came out. It just hit the headline.
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SCOTUS rules against a Colorado law, Atlanta state banning, I
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don't even know what this is, conversion therapy for LGBTQ
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kids. And it was, unsurprisingly, it
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was an 8 to 1 ruling. And they siding with a Christian
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counselor who states the law banning talk therapy violates
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the First Amendment. Interesting, right?
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At least 8 to 1. I just the the difficulty I have
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with, you know, all those narratives is I just don't think
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that our children should be groomed.
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I just don't think that they should be.
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I think up until they're 18, I just think that they, and then
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they can make whatever decision they want.
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If they're they decide that they're a homosexual, they're a
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homosexual. I don't, I'm not, I'm not trying
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to alienate any one person, but I just don't think that the
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grooming and, and the way that the school system here in
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Colorado especially, they've got, you know, all sorts of
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representation of homosexuality in the classroom.
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And I just, I don't know, I just question the real reason that
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they're doing it. The morality of it.
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Of course, God, country, family, it's been pulled out of the
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school system. I don't know, George, when you
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were in school, did you do the Pledge of Allegiance?
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Every day. And did you, did you guys do any
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kind of prayer at all? Prayer.
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No. Yeah.
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Hold on, I went to Lutheran grade school and then.
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I went to elementary school, No, in Catholic High School, I think
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we did prayer. Yes, prayer.
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But we had. Theology.
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I went to a Lutheran grade school and then I went to a
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Catholic High School. We had to take theology courses,
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so. Yeah.
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I mean, we did prayer in both, so I don't know.
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But if you, if you talk in public school, you can't, I
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mean. I don't think you'd be right to
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do prayer because it's public school.
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You have all different kids with religions.
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So but pledge allegiance is allegiance to the country you're
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living in that automatically should be done without, without
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falter. So I mean, Catholic school,
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yeah, they could do their prayer just like Jewish schools
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probably do their prayer. Muslim, if they they have Muslim
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schools, they probably do their thing.
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Whatever. Yeah, my daughter went to a
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Temple Emmanuel, a grade school, which was a Jewish school.
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And they, of course. Were sent there in a Jewish
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school. I did OK.
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Yeah, I did. It was a great school, great
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education. It was really good for her.
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I thought it was form a really good.
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It was, well, it's Montessori here.
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But then she went to Temple Emmanuel first and then went to
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Montessori after that. I spent a lot of money on her
20:56
education when she was younger because I felt like it was a top
20:58
priority to get her the best advantage she could get.
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All right, you know, and let's talk about Ballistics just for a
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minute. This is big news, but George
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made a valid point. You know, anybody that knows
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anything about Ballistics knows that sometimes when a bullet
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strikes a bone or it hits something else could have hit
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the microphone. In this case, it does it it it
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can change the bullet. It can alter the cart, the
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bullet, the actual cartridge and and sometimes you can't match
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the Ballistics because the bullet gets ruined.
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It fragments it, it it's blaze. You know, Charlie had on, I
21:40
don't know if he had on any kind of a bulletproof vest or what
21:43
exactly happened there. But this is kind of big that the
21:47
ATF cannot identify the bullet in the Charlie Kirk
21:53
assassination with the accused Assassin's rifle.
21:57
Now, I can't explain to you what happened because the ballistic
22:01
report hasn't been released. But his defense counsel on
22:05
Friday revealed the ATF has not been able to identify the bullet
22:08
recovered in the autopsy of of course, in the Charlie Kirk's
22:12
assassination with the rifle that was allegedly used in the
22:15
September 10 shooting. Now, George, you're give me your
22:19
thoughts. This is I personally, you know,
22:22
we've well, let me, let me back up here.
22:24
Candace Owens, lots of others are bringing out information
22:28
what's true and what isn't true. I've said it on the show, I
22:30
don't know how to disseminate this information.
22:33
I don't have anybody that's got direct sourcing to anything that
22:35
has to do with the Charlie Kirk investigation.
22:37
I don't even know if the FBI is investigating it.
22:40
I'm not telling you why the ATF can't identify this bullet, but
22:45
a lot, a lot of people said it hit his collarbone and deflected
22:47
down. Now when a bullet strikes
22:49
something solid, the bullet shape changes.
22:51
It just happens. It can split into multiple
22:54
pieces. It can hit something like, you
22:57
know, he had that microphone on his neck.
22:58
I don't know if the bullet struck that and deflected.
23:01
You know, we really haven't seen the true details coming out of
23:04
the forensic investigation. We've heard a lot of stories.
23:07
George, I don't know what to believe anymore.
23:09
Do you have any take on this? Because I'm, this is one of
23:11
those ones that there's been so many people out there saying,
23:15
oh, there's this guy and he's signaling and the other guy's
23:17
signaling and, and there have been a lot of suspicious things
23:20
in this Charlie Kirk assassination.
23:22
I'm just stumped. I don't know what to believe
23:24
anymore. Yeah, it is tough.
23:27
I mean, it's hard on what to believe and what not to believe.
23:32
But looking at this from a defense standpoint, they're
23:35
going to ride this coattail. I mean, no one's seen him take
23:41
the shot. So you have that right?
23:43
I don't. Is there any like definitive
23:46
clear video or pictures of him on the roof taking the shots or
23:50
anything? None taking the shots.
23:53
They there's some video of him I think coming off the roof when
23:57
he dumped the rifle, he wrapped it in a blanket and he would
23:59
there is some communication with his transgender.
24:03
Lover. He wouldn't dump the rifle by
24:04
the school. Didn't he dump it by the woods
24:06
or something? He, he, he dumped it in some
24:08
bushes. What happened was he had a
24:10
change of clothes and there's some bushes that were somewhere
24:12
in his route and he wrapped it in a blanket.
24:14
Because there is a communication, there's a text
24:16
message with his gay, I don't want to say gay, transgender.
24:21
Yeah, I know. I don't know what the hell it
24:23
is. And there's some communication
24:26
about where he seems to be admitting everything, how
24:30
authentic those text messages are.
24:32
I don't know what to think. They may be legit.
24:36
You know, if somebody was trying to cover up a shooting or if
24:38
they were trying to muddy the waters.
24:39
Candace Owens seems to believe that there was lots of people
24:42
involved, that some foreign adversaries, she's mentioned
24:45
Israel might be involved. There's a lot of things coming
24:48
out of her camp. There's a lot of other people
24:50
that are coming out with other theories, Ballistics experts,
24:54
you know, people with a lot of experience.
24:57
You know, of course, there's the whole camera they pulled down at
24:59
the back of the event. Seemed really suspicious that
25:02
the the memory card was pulled out of it.
25:04
We still haven't seen the footage from that specific
25:06
camera that hasn't been released.
25:08
I don't know if Turning Point got that footage.
25:11
Somebody else did you know, George, there are a lot of
25:13
suspicious things, but I don't see our government really going
25:18
overtime to clarify any of it. They almost seem to be kind of
25:22
not going out and and and and stopping some of these false
25:27
narratives. Maybe they're not false.
25:28
That's the problem. I don't you know what do you
25:30
guys in the audience? Maybe they don't want to
25:31
comment? Nefarious actors involved?
25:33
George, let me ask you this. Do you think more nefarious
25:35
actors are involved? It wouldn't surprise me, but I
25:40
don't think the government's going to comment because, you
25:44
know, they had still, they're still investigating, but they
25:47
have a trial coming up. So they don't want to taint
25:49
their trial. I mean, I mean, look at, I mean,
25:55
Candace Owens, some of the shit she says is, is is on point, but
26:01
a lot of shit she says is not. So you got to disseminate when
26:05
she says, oh, maybe Israel's involved.
26:07
Well, that's a maybe. Maybe fucking UK is involved.
26:10
Maybe China's involved, maybe doesn't mean shit.
26:14
That's why I don't like, you know, when people when she does
26:16
that or other people. Oh, maybe this, maybe that.
26:18
No, no point to the evidence. You have the sauce, fucking show
26:22
the sauce. You know, for the fact that her
26:25
and Erica Kirk were going at it and then they met in in this in
26:28
a closed door meeting. What was said?
26:32
Was there somewhat of a truce? Listen, you're right, Candace,
26:35
don't you know, don't just don't let it out.
26:39
You know it's for the movement or Candace.
26:41
Shut the fuck up. I'm going to sue you for
26:43
everything you got. I don't know what was said, but
26:45
they won't tell us. They they want to hide it.
26:47
They should have did it in front of each other.
26:49
Each other prove their prove their point on camera and made
26:53
the best person win with the evidence.
26:56
That'd be great, but they don't want nobody wants to do that.
26:58
You ever see Erica Kirk? She does this same pose when
27:04
she's on stage and it bring up Charlie's name.
27:06
She'll be like this all the time just goes like locked in that in
27:12
that pose someone it's like she's not authentic.
27:17
That's a problem that that makes her look bad.
27:21
She does not look authentic. It's not believable.
27:26
So I don't know everybody make your own decisions.
27:29
I'm just telling you what I think can see the.
27:32
Difficulty of investigative journalism.
27:34
You know, you, you wish you could just give the audience the
27:36
immediate answer. But there are times, especially
27:39
in events like this horrible event for Charlie Kirk and his
27:43
family. I don't, I don't know, I don't
27:45
disagree with the Erica Kirk that comes does not come through
27:49
as a credible individual. And I'm not attacking her.
27:51
I just, there is a lot of tells in her behavior and there's a
27:54
lot of tells for other people that have had their behavior
27:57
during the event, after the event.
28:00
The security staff didn't react the way that I'm used to seeing
28:04
diplomatic security people operate.
28:08
That wasn't normal. And I'm also surprised that
28:12
there wasn't anybody there with a, you know, with a medical kick
28:15
right on their hip. You would think that they would
28:17
have had some kind of medical equipment right there knowing
28:21
that he'd had lots of death threats.
28:23
So hopefully we'll get to the bottom of it.
28:25
I'll give you guys. This is something though, that
28:27
is really unsettling. ATF ought to be full force on
28:30
this. You know, you brought some of
28:32
the medical kit there. I've seen events where you had
28:34
bulletproof glass in front of them.
28:37
Why did he not have it at this event?
28:38
If there's credible threats or threats, why not take
28:41
precautions? You know, I mean, I don't know.
28:48
I mean, didn't it come out where Charlie Kirk texts one of his
28:51
friends or somebody says that he thinks he's going to, they're
28:53
going to kill him or something? He was concerned about his own
28:57
safety all. Right, so then fucking why
28:58
didn't he not put foolproof glass in front of him?
29:01
I mean, you would think that instead of doing the events
29:04
outdoors that they might have moved it into an auditorium.
29:08
Or why not have more security post them up like on roofs and
29:13
stuff like that? Understandable.
29:17
You know what I mean? I mean you.
29:18
Definitely want to take the high ground you didn't seem to have
29:20
anybody on. Have lookouts where binoculars
29:22
looking around and you know somebody.
29:26
If you had lookouts you would have somebody.
29:29
If they're doing their job correctly, they would have
29:32
spotted him and got on the radios.
29:35
Out guy on a roof. Guy on a roof Well.
29:39
When you're, when you're doing threat assessment on an, on a,
29:42
on a location as, as diplomatic security or you know, high
29:46
profile individual security, you would definitely have already
29:51
surveilled the high ground and you would normally at least have
29:53
one person on the high ground. You wouldn't leave that the
29:57
opportunity for a sniper to take that high ground.
30:00
And you're right, you would be surveilling on a regular basis
30:02
that high ground. That doesn't appear to be none
30:06
of that seems to have happened, which I think is interesting in
30:11
itself. Those guys were supposed to be
30:12
experts. He was supposed to have some
30:13
high level trained individuals around them.
30:16
I didn't see high level training.
30:17
I saw some people that maybe said they were high level.
30:20
All right, listen, we're going to take a short break here on
30:23
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J6 protesters suing Capitol Police for indiscriminate use of
30:29
force, seeking 10s of millions in damages.
30:32
I don't blame them. I still want to see Mike Flynn
30:35
get more. He deserves a hell of a lot more
30:37
than 1.2 million. Hopefully he's going to file a
30:40
Bivins. I have no idea.
30:41
I don't know what it is. What about Roger Stone?
30:43
When does he get his money back? The J the the DOJ has got to pay
30:47
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30:49
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30:52
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All right, J Sixers, you know, Lance, you, they put in this
36:36
lawsuit, right? Which is fine.
36:39
You know, they're going to sue the Capitol Police for
36:41
indiscriminate use of force. See 10s of millions of damages.
36:45
Now they're talking, I guess, indiscriminate force while they
36:47
were locked up and, and who knows?
36:51
But since they've been convicted, can they still sue
36:55
and, and actually get this through?
36:57
I'm I'm wondering because they did take the huh?
37:02
Well, the presidential pardon, the way it operates, even though
37:05
you've admitted guilt, the difficulty in a lawsuit like
37:07
this is to to have an absolute win.
37:09
You, you would want to have the certificate of incense.
37:12
But when a government official commits malfeasance, nonfeasance
37:17
or misfeasance. And in this case, we're talking
37:20
about the use of excessive and indiscriminate force.
37:24
We've talked about it on this show.
37:26
Here's my legal take on it. Not that I'm any expert by any
37:29
means, but I try to stay on top of the law.
37:32
But when when you go beyond the scope of what you should have
37:35
done in the case of the less lethal munitions that were used
37:38
by the officers, the crowd wasn't at a point where it was
37:42
so agitated. I believe they should have been
37:44
deployed. They weren't getting violent.
37:47
What happened is they agitated the crowd intentionally.
37:49
And I believe they were given orders to agitate the crowd
37:52
because they fired rubber bullets, they used chemical
37:54
sprays, they used flashbags, bean bags and other crowd
37:59
control measures. And they did it in a reckless
38:01
manner. They were indiscriminate.
38:04
They just fired it into the crowds.
38:06
I don't believe the crowd was at that point.
38:08
We also know that Ray Epps, you know, was working on the
38:12
barricades. We know there was other people.
38:14
And there was, you know, hundreds and hundreds of federal
38:17
agents infiltrated in the crowds, and they were agitating
38:20
the crowds. Come on, let's go.
38:21
In the window. Let's break the door.
38:22
The doors are open. Let's go.
38:24
It looks like a lot of those were federal officers, which
38:27
means they were trying to entrap them.
38:30
They were trying to cause cases to happen because of course they
38:33
had to do this. You know, Nancy Pelosi had given
38:37
a directive. I think this was an organized
38:39
fed surrection. So, yes, I do believe that they
38:42
don't initially have to have a true vocator dismissal of
38:46
prejudice. But I've said this many times on
38:48
this show, the difficulty with a presidential pardon is you have
38:52
to admit guilt. Now, what is that?
38:54
What is that? How does that affect the Federal
38:56
Tort Claims Act? In my opinion, as an example,
38:58
Federal Tort Claims Act applies in the case of General Flynn.
39:03
So does a Bivens. A Bivens 1983.
39:06
Lots of agents weaponized against him.
39:08
But you know, George, my take is these J Sixers haven't gotten
39:12
the true relief they should have gotten.
39:13
The Department of Justice should be overturning their
39:16
convictions. It shouldn't just be the
39:18
presidential pardon. I think that that they got
39:20
caught with their hand in the cookie jar.
39:22
Many of these federal agents, the FBIDEAATS had agents and
39:26
boots on the ground. I'd like to know why those
39:29
people all still have jobs. They went there, they agitated
39:32
the crowd, they participated. And the indiscriminate shooting
39:36
of munitions in the crowds, it went on for over an hour.
39:40
That doesn't seem right to me. So I think they're justified in
39:44
this, this action. Whether they'll be successful,
39:47
you know, look at our judiciary. I don't know, Joe.
39:49
So you know what's interesting? And I don't understand this?
39:52
They're they fought. This lawsuit has been assigned
39:55
to U.S. District Judge Paul Bryan in
39:57
Florida. Usually a case because it
40:00
happened in DC would be assigned in DC unless they put in because
40:04
of discriminatory by the by the area of judges.
40:08
I don't know, it's weird, right? Wouldn't you think?
40:12
Yeah, although they might ask for a change of venue because
40:15
they didn't feel like they could get a fair shake.
40:17
I, you know, I don't really know all of this.
40:20
Of course there, there's a lot involved here, you know, even
40:23
this they talk about that, you know, so this is a multi
40:26
$1,000,000 settlement that that got made with the state of
40:29
Ashley Babbitt. Then you know that the 1.25
40:32
million settlement with General Flynn, look, you know, the fact
40:38
that they assigned it down there, maybe they maybe ask for
40:40
a change of a venue. I know this.
40:42
If I had to file for something like this, I wouldn't want to be
40:44
in ADC court. Would you?
40:46
Can you imagine? How do you get a fair shake
40:48
there? Yeah, you don't.
40:50
I mean, look, Michael Flynn, what, 1.25 million settlement,
40:54
his lawyer takes 1/3 plus whatever my other expenses that
40:58
incurred. People think they just see 1.25
41:02
but Nah, you ain't getting 1.25. Well, Peter Strozek got 1.25 and
41:08
then what's, what's her? The woman that was involved,
41:10
What's her name? Paige.
41:13
Lisa Paige, yeah. Yeah, she got 800,000 and they
41:17
didn't go through the hell that Michael Flynn went through.
41:20
People are bitching and moaning about 1-2.
41:22
And I'll tell you what, the attacks, Rodger Stone said it
41:24
really well. He said, you know, Donald Trump
41:25
for one reason or another wasn't allowed to run as president.
41:28
He was, he was willing to get behind Mike Flynn.
41:31
But you know, the attacks are so clear.
41:33
It's so obvious. You still got shows even on
41:36
Rumble where there's jackasses on there going after.
41:39
They don't want to acknowledge that the DOJ just admitted.
41:42
By giving this early settlement now, is Flynn going to file a
41:45
tort claim? Is he going to file a Bivens?
41:47
Is he going to file a 1983? I have no idea.
41:49
I haven't asked him, and I don't think I don't know if he would
41:51
say it even if I did ask, and if he did he'd probably tell me in
41:54
confidence. Wait, he can file another claim.
41:57
Yeah, because the claim he got from the DOJ is only now, again,
42:01
I don't know this. I don't know what the settlement
42:02
documents would say. They might have restricted him
42:04
for filing additional claims. But here's a guy that spent
42:06
millions and millions of dollars on legal, his reputation was
42:10
tarnished. You know, he's still dealing
42:11
with the consequences. It's clear by the way people
42:13
attack him online, you know, that, that so many people still
42:17
have a perception of Mike Flynn that I think is incorrect.
42:21
Here we are, you know, here we are.
42:22
I don't think they, I think he deserves 10s of millions for
42:26
what happened to him and his family.
42:27
And, and it does. And all his family members, his
42:29
sister, his wife, all of them got attacked.
42:33
They could all enjoin that act and ask for their own
42:35
settlements. So we'll see if Flynn's going to
42:37
file something else. Maybe this is the first step.
42:40
But I think he also ought to be moving for, you know, having his
42:44
sentence vacated and dismissed with prejudice.
42:46
And he ought to ask for the certificate of innocence.
42:48
Maybe that's all part of their strategy now.
42:50
I don't know where they're going to go with it, but I'm sure it's
42:53
a much more complicated lawsuit at this point.
42:55
Now the DJ has admitted guilt. This this next one I'm I'm not
42:59
happy about. I mean, Trump pardoned this
43:03
nursing home operator Joseph's listen to the last name
43:07
Schwartz. He was convicted of $39 million
43:11
fraud scheme and he's only three months in his sentence and he
43:16
already pardons him. Well, I think I'd do a little
43:19
time man. Let him feel the pain.
43:22
I mean, it's just crazy. I don't this dude pled guilty to
43:27
withholding 10s of millions in taxes from employees paychecks
43:30
and and failing to remit them to the IRS.
43:34
So you know, their employees probably got screwed.
43:36
Did they get all their money back and all that stuff that's
43:38
coming to them? And he paid himself 5 million as
43:43
a ghost employee. It's crazy.
43:48
I don't understand. This is things that that I think
43:50
make Trump look bad. I mean, three months and you
43:55
only served three months. That's a hop skip and a jump.
43:59
We still didn't do 6 out of three-year, right?
44:01
What do you think? Lance.
44:04
I, I will tell you that I agree 100%.
44:07
You know, look, the neglect that this guy was responsible for
44:11
contributed to multiple resident deaths and a bunch of the
44:15
families of the patients have won multi $1,000,000 wrongful
44:18
death judgments against this guy and they haven't been able to
44:21
collect any of the money. I, I don't know if this guy's
44:24
got money stashed. You know, the 11 family.
44:28
Doris Colson's family received the $19 million judgment after
44:31
she choked to death and scrambled eggs at one of his
44:34
Arkansas facilities. And there's another woman, Zelma
44:36
Grissom's family was awarded 15.7 million after she died from
44:41
sepsis. Now, that's caused by severe
44:44
infection. Bed sores developed because she
44:46
wasn't turned regularly. Bed sores are stoppable, but you
44:49
have to move the person because it's all about circulation.
44:51
I mean well. Here's the thing.
44:53
This is not. But he isn't the only one George
44:55
several convicted. I know this is in his Clemens.
44:58
Yeah, but in his first term, he had Felipe S Foreman.
45:01
He was convicted of 1.3 billion Medicare and Medicaid fraud
45:04
case. And then Judith Negron convicted
45:08
in a 200 million Medicare fraud scheme.
45:10
And he's pardoned these people, but they're stealing from you
45:13
and I all of us. I mean, I don't get it.
45:19
And this Schwartz dude, Schwartz, he spent more than
45:22
1,000,000 on lobbyists to secure this pardon.
45:25
So I it seems like he's still got a lot of money that he
45:28
stole. Why did he not pay his fines and
45:31
pay all the people back that he stole from too?
45:33
Like what the hell is going on? I mean, and listen to what this
45:36
guy does. I agree with you.
45:38
It, this is this is something where Trump is being advised by
45:42
somebody $1,000,000 on lobbyists.
45:44
Well, maybe that should have gone to settle, you know, pay
45:47
the people that were had wrongful deaths.
45:49
Listen what he did. So families in at least three
45:52
states have been unable to seize assets because Schwartz divested
45:57
property in those jurisdictions. And move the fronts and listen
46:01
to this. Tell me this isn't money
46:02
laundering. Move the funds through more than
46:04
200 bank accounts to hide the funds, 200 bank accounts.
46:11
This does not sound like a guy to me that deserves clemency or,
46:14
you know, a pardon. I don't see this.
46:16
I see a scumbag here. I see a shifty scumbag that
46:20
doesn't want to pay people. So shame on the Trump
46:23
administration for this one. I don't agree with it at all
46:25
because you know what? When you have loved ones in
46:27
nursing homes, it's a tough situation.
46:30
You know, my mom was in some short term care after that last
46:32
hospital visit, and they were amazing, incredible.
46:36
But I saw people in there that didn't have any family members
46:39
and they were struggling to get their bills paid through
46:41
Medicare and Medicaid. And some of them had assets.
46:43
And of course, you can't have assets if you're going to use
46:45
Medicaid. And they had no family members
46:48
to kind of fight on their behalf.
46:49
And when the money runs out, they just get moved out.
46:52
You know, I don't like to see the theft in the system.
46:54
I don't like to see scumbags like this get away with it.
46:57
This is shame on the administration for this move.
46:59
I I don't know who's advising Donald Trump, but he ought to
47:01
really take a second look on who he's telling who he should be
47:04
pardoned. You know, $1,000,000 on
47:06
lobbyists when you've got multimillion dollar lawsuits for
47:09
people that have been harmed that aren't settled and this
47:12
guy's moving and running money around at 200 bank accounts.
47:15
Not a good look. So you guys have seen the the
47:22
Darth Vader ugly ass library? Everybody, you know, everybody's
47:27
comparing. Comparing, Yeah.
47:28
Why wouldn't they? No, no saying like no, you got
47:32
lunatics comparing it, saying oh, it's just as nice as Trump's
47:35
going to be or better those people.
47:37
Oh my God. They're retarded.
47:41
Excuse me? OK, so these are the renderings
47:44
of what Trump's library is going to look like.
47:45
You guys have seen the the Darth Vader Obama library.
47:50
It looks like a, it looks like a, a 1/3.
47:52
It looks like an off planet prison to me is what it looks
47:55
like. I don't know how to describe it
47:56
other than that. Here's Trump's I I think this is
48:00
gorgeous. Again, I don't know that I need
48:02
anything else named Trump. Now we're going to have the West
48:05
Palm. It's his library bro.
48:07
I know, I just. It's going to be named Trump
48:09
Presidential Library. That's a given.
48:10
What are you talking about? Come on dude.
48:12
George, I'm saying I don't know if I need any more landmarks
48:15
named Trump at this point. I I feel like it's getting a
48:19
little out of control. We got the Trump now.
48:20
We got the Trump International Airport.
48:22
Well, that's Florida. Again, I don't care.
48:26
I'm I'm. I'm the problem when he pitched
48:27
to Florida I. Actually want to see Trump
48:29
continue to name things. I'd rather see him fix the
48:31
country. He's not naming it.
48:33
It's Florida doing that. Yeah, I'm not in agreement with
48:36
it. Oh, take it up with DeSantis in
48:38
Florida. Yeah, you.
48:40
Can't blame Trump on that one. I mean, you could put like Trump
48:43
when he put his name on what's the buildings in in Washington,
48:46
DC. You know, Speaking of buildings,
48:49
what's going on with our expansion at the White House?
48:51
You don't hear nothing too much about that, huh?
48:53
That just died out. That you Actually, No, no, there
48:57
was a court case. And the shitty part is that the
49:01
court case made public something that nobody knew about.
49:04
Underground. Yeah, there's an underground
49:08
Secret Service and military complex that's going in under
49:13
the ballroom, and that's now been disclosed.
49:17
Trump's not happy about it because they wanted to know why
49:19
the budget was what the budget was.
49:21
And he says, well, that's great because now you've made me
49:23
disclose something we weren't going to disclose.
49:26
And so the the reason that that, and again, remember, he took a
49:29
lot of private money. This did not all come from the
49:31
government. There was going to be an
49:32
underground facility for Secret Service and the military.
49:35
I don't know if they're going to change it now, but it was a very
49:37
large complex underneath. It was supposed to be hidden
49:39
from the public. There's a big complex underneath
49:41
the White House, anyway. Well, this was going to.
49:45
Expand. It a lot more space you.
49:49
Know what's funny? Where did they and when do they
49:54
dig that out to make build that underground?
49:58
Because you don't my. Assumption is they were doing it
50:00
clandestinely, that they maybe they put some kind of a
50:03
structure in to be able to go underneath.
50:05
You know, they've already got the high speed train to pull the
50:08
president out there if there's a threat that goes underground.
50:13
I didn't know that. Yeah, Yeah, they do.
50:16
Yeah. Yeah.
50:18
So I'm assuming they were doing everything they could.
50:21
And again, you know that that's the kind of thing that is a
50:23
national security interest. I don't think the courts, I
50:26
think that should have been kept off record, that should have
50:28
been in chambers discussion. I don't think that should have
50:30
been made public in this particular case.
50:32
I love transparency, but in the case of that, I don't think
50:35
there should have been transparency.
50:36
Let's play this. This is pretty cool building
50:37
though. All.
52:05
Right. Pretty cool.
52:06
I mean, it's definitely cool, no doubt, you know, And I don't
52:10
know how anybody could compare that to the Obama.
52:12
Well, Lance, you look at look at Obama's structure.
52:19
That's what you get when you hire Dei.
52:22
Yeah. When you hire professional
52:24
people, you get what you see with Trump Presidential Library.
52:27
Plain and simple, people. No doubt.
52:30
All right, Swalwell's panic. You're right.
52:33
He is. Your boy Swalwell's in a panic.
52:34
Your boy. You're closer to California than
52:37
I am, buddy. Yeah, but you know, I'm
52:39
definitely not a supporter of California's current, you know,
52:43
government. But swallows panicking and I
52:45
don't even, you know, again, understand that once an
52:48
investigation is done, you guys are paying for it.
52:50
I don't think that this investigation's detail should
52:53
have been suppressed at all from the very beginning.
52:56
But of course, here we are normal thing, you know, national
52:59
security interest, G65 classified, you know, they love
53:02
to stamp that stuff so we don't get to hear about.
53:05
They love to redact it, you know.
53:06
You know, they don't do the redactions very well.
53:09
But of course, he's panicking. He sent Cash Patel and the FBI a
53:13
cease and desist letter. FBI Director Cash Bail is
53:17
pushing to release the silicious Fang Fang files.
53:20
Why does he have to push? I don't even understand why he's
53:22
got to ask. That investigation was paid for
53:25
by American taxpayers, but we paid for the investigation.
53:28
Why was any of it hidden at all? Because I don't think the
53:31
national security concerns matter.
53:33
Fang Fang's not here any longer. This is garbage.
53:36
I just don't think that that cash I you know, and in this
53:39
these attorneys would cease and desist, you know, and and then
53:42
they go on here swallows first in their letter, there was no
53:45
justification for releasing the files, especially since the
53:47
congressman had assisted the FBI in this investigation.
53:50
The congressman has never been accused of wrongdoing.
53:52
That matter in your attempt to release file is a transparent
53:54
attempt to smear him and undermine his campaign for
53:56
governor of California. Why do that?
53:58
Why don't we just under, why don't we just go after him for
54:01
lying on federal forms? He lied about his residence.
54:05
Nobody wants to talk about that. He doesn't live in California,
54:08
and now he's going to run for governor.
54:11
I don't know why the people in California are willing to accept
54:13
that. And he says your actions
54:15
threaten to expose you and others at the FBI and the FBI
54:17
itself to significant levels of legal liability.
54:22
Well, you know, good luck with that.
54:24
The only thing I could say that's not good about this is
54:31
the timing because look, he's going into election, right?
54:34
He's he's primary to be California governor.
54:37
And I say this because I don't want it done to any Republicans
54:41
either in the future because it's the timing on that.
54:46
Can they use it? Can they say, oh, you're trying
54:48
to do election interference? They probably could.
54:50
And just you know how it can go with them.
54:53
If there was an investigation of a, a Republican being involved
54:58
with a Chinese spy and you knew there was an investigation,
55:02
there was a lot of details that have never been released.
55:04
Would you on my my statement would be would you want
55:06
transparency regardless of the timing?
55:08
My opinion is, is that our agencies in general continue to
55:13
cover up for government officials because if this was a
55:16
civilian, if this was George Ballantine, all the details of
55:20
the investigation would have been released.
55:23
They would have. They would have been all put
55:24
out. They should have released it
55:26
because he was running. He's he's a congressman, plain
55:30
and simple. I mean, listen, all you got to
55:32
do is arrest them, you know, for not living in the state of
55:35
California. Watch while representing them.
55:38
Well, here you go. It is a you.
55:39
Lied on federal forms. There's a solid case right
55:41
there, but guess what? Nobody wants to do it.
55:45
All right, So this is. This is kind of frightening if
55:47
you're. Traveling to Hong Kong.
55:49
China or Hong Kong, you might give it a second thought,
55:51
especially if you're traveling with a crypto wallet.
55:56
So I guess Hong Kong just criminalized refusing to unlock
55:59
your crypto wallet, even at the airport.
56:03
This is a new 2026 law. If you're flying through Hong
56:07
Kong, even if that's just a, a, a, a midpoint that you're on a
56:11
connecting flight and you're just transiting.
56:15
And if the if the cops use the term related to national
56:19
security, they now can legally force you to hand over your
56:23
phone password, your laptop decryption keys, and even unlock
56:29
your hardware, your crypto hardware wallet.
56:31
Doesn't matter whether it's a Bitcoin wallet or it's holding
56:33
any of your any kind of cold storage wallet.
56:36
Say no. And you're looking up to a year
56:39
in prison and a massive fine. So if you say no, I'm not going
56:43
to unload it. I'm just here on a layover.
56:46
I mean this is like the worst of a dystopian movie if there ever
56:49
was 1. And this applies to Americans
56:52
and every other traveller. I have a workaround.
56:56
OK. I mean, it shouldn't apply to
57:00
anybody that's travelling through or this and that.
57:02
They want to do their own citizens.
57:03
That's communists trying to go ahead.
57:05
But listen, if you're going to go delete your crypto apps off
57:09
your phone, you don't have any crypto apps, right?
57:13
If they're not on the phone, they're not there.
57:14
You can always redownload the app.
57:17
You still have the same credentials, your money is still
57:19
going to be there, it's just you don't have it on that phone.
57:21
No biggie. Same thing with your.
57:22
Computer you have a cold storage wallet.
57:26
Why would you bring your cold storage wallet with you?
57:28
You're travelling well. Sometimes people are travelling
57:30
internationally. Many people travel with their
57:34
cold storage wallets. That wouldn't be unique.
57:36
They're saying now that if you don't give them the passwords to
57:39
open it to look at. It I know what they're saying,
57:41
but I'm just saying take it off your phone.
57:44
Yeah, but what if it's not your phone?
57:45
What if it's your cold storage wallet?
57:47
Don't bring it with you, Lance. I I mean, now you would know
57:50
that normally I don't think you, I wouldn't have thought that
57:52
this was an issue, especially if it was just a layover.
57:55
Well, it wasn't until they just passed this, this, whatever they
57:58
would call this law. And this is no doubt.
58:01
Now listen, that's. Why you got to watch the Big Men
58:02
show you so you stay informed. So if you do travel to Hong Kong
58:05
or China, you know now because you can say, oh damn, the Big
58:08
Men show saved my crypto wallets and stuff because they would
58:12
have taken it. There you go.
58:14
Now you want to send me a send us a little tip.
58:17
We got the rumble wallet. Go right ahead, send a little
58:19
crypto our way. You're welcome.
58:22
That's it. Now if you give any false
58:24
information at all, the sentence jumps to three years in Chinese
58:29
prison and a half $1,000,000 fine.
58:31
That the initial fine is 12,800 USDA 100,000 Hong Kong dollars
58:38
and it's everybody doesn't matter layover otherwise.
58:40
So be aware and I would tell you as you're traveling, if you are
58:44
traveling with your cold storage, you may want to really
58:47
look at your travel plans and think where am I going?
58:51
Maybe just skip Hong Kong, maybe skip anywhere.
58:54
You better pay attention though, because this is they may not be
58:57
the only countries that are going to do this.
58:58
You don't know what the future is going to hold.
59:00
Do they want to seize your crypto?
59:02
I wouldn't put it past the Chinese.
59:03
Great way to do it. All right, the Nobel Peace
59:06
Prize. It hit the bottom, I thought
59:08
when they didn't recommend Donald Trump even even people
59:12
that even the woman that received the Peace Prize didn't
59:14
think that she deserved it over Donald Trump at that time.
59:17
Now turns out they want to they they've nominated A Ukrainian
59:22
president, Vladimir Zelensky. Now if this isn't rock bottom, I
59:29
mean. Wow.
59:31
What are your thoughts on this? George Vladimir Zelensky gets a
59:33
nomination, but Donald Trump doesn't.
59:40
It's BS because what is he doing?
59:42
He ain't doing nothing for peace.
59:43
I mean, definitely not going to give it to they're not going to
59:45
give it to Trump after what he did with Iran.
59:47
But so he doesn't deserve it. Who deserves it?
59:55
But if Trump frees Cuba, listen, if Trump freeze Cuba and freeze,
1:00:00
freeze Iranian, frees the Iranian people, and then you
1:00:02
should get it, no doubt about it.
1:00:04
You should get it anyway for what he just did with Gaza.
1:00:07
But it's politically motivated, politically corrupt.
1:00:12
It fixes in, you know, maybe if Trump curtailed the way he spoke
1:00:18
with his ego about things like that, he would get it.
1:00:22
Sometimes you just got to keep your mouth shut on certain
1:00:23
things or learn what to say. I don't know.
1:00:28
You know it's the last show of the month, right?
1:00:29
Tomorrow's April Fool's Day. Just saying.
1:00:34
April. Fool, we've got an announcement,
1:00:36
a big one for you guys. Yeah, big announcement.
1:00:39
Oh yeah. For anybody that knows the book,
1:00:43
The Creature from Jekyll Island, right.
1:00:46
And that's it. Kind of a look at what the
1:00:48
Federal Reserve truly is, how the Federal Reserve created
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really one of the one of the total classics when it comes to
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exposing the nefarious nature of the Federal Reserve and
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show that you can possibly think of.
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We are extremely fortunate on Thursday for our live show.
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Put the word out far and wide. G Edward Griffin is the author
1:01:21
of The Creature from Jekyll Island.
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He doesn't take many interviews anymore and he agreed to take an
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It's 100% confirmed, 11:00 AM Eastern standard on Thursday.
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The author of The Creature from Jekyll Island, he's got a new
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He's an older guy, but man, is he sharp.
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1:02:47
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1:02:52
He doesn't know if he can because he's so busy, but.
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