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Super News #44-Real Jobs Report-Crime Story-Lawfare Against Trump · Prestons Super Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Preston's
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Super Show. This is the 44th installment of
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the Super News and there are over 300 episodes of Preston's
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Super Show across all podcast platforms.
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Listen anywhere, listen anytime, good morning or good night,
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wherever you're at today, and let's get into it.
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I suggest you go and watch and listen to that three minute
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soliloquy I gave about debunking the Epstein files.
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And the reason you should listen to that is because I nailed
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every single point that people are still missing.
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I will go through that again with you at the beginning of the
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show here because I think it's important.
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I think it's important. Number one, I don't believe the
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FBI or the Department of Justice are American institutions.
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I believe they're abominations. The FBI and the Department of
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Justice are two independent agencies stacked on top of each
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other. Technically, that's an
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abomination to the United States Constitution.
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Go ahead and read through the Constitution now.
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FBI Director Dan Bongino may want to leave the FBI.
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He may want out over the failure to provide the Epstein files.
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There's no confirmation Cash Patel will leave if Dan Bongino
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does. President Trump spoke with Dan
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Bongino yesterday, and basically President Trump said Dan
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Bongino's in good shape. Well, we know that the guy works
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out. He was Secret Service.
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He was in the service. He's a pretty buff dude, you
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know what I mean? No one's taking anything away
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from him there. But let's be serious.
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He didn't seem to be in the greatest shape this past week.
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We could see Dan Bongino leave today, but we don't know.
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He didn't show up for work Thursday or Friday.
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If he doesn't show up to work today, I I would assume he's
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going to resign. But that's not the problem.
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The problem isn't Dan Bongino. That's what's very important to
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notate. And if you know anything about
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Dan Bongino, he himself said he was a student of Rush Limbaugh.
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I myself am a student of Rush Limbaugh.
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I listened to Rush since I was 15 years old.
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Some people listen to Rush their entire lives.
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If you did listen to Rush like you say you did, if you are a
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student of the great Rush Limbaugh, one thing I questioned
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about Dan Bongino, did you really say you would not do the
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radio if you did not get Rush Limbaugh's spot and you would
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just do your podcast? I would really like to know the
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answer to that. Man Kyle Mueller said a producer
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told him that before Man Kyle was eventually let go from the
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radio station because man Kyle's been let go from every radio
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station because the radio station is PG and he's X-rated,
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you know what I mean? So it's very interesting to see
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Dan Bongino say it's me or Pam Bondi.
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He's not in a position to make that call.
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I know people will support him on that, but he's not in that
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position. You're not bigger than the
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president. So hopefully he didn't say that.
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They're confirming that. He did say that he had an
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argument with Susie Wiles, President Trump's chief of
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staff. But the rumor is still he wasn't
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going to do the radio if he didn't get Rush Limbaugh's spot
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the most listened to slot on AM talk radio.
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Again, that's a rumor. Cash Patel, we don't know much
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about him. We really don't.
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He had a tie look like Obama was on the tie surfing, right?
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They that's the link they have with Cash Patel to the deep
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state. He had a tie on Obama, was on
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Cash Patel's Thai surfing. That's the link to the deep
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state that they claim on the Internet links Cash Patel to the
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deep state. I don't buy it.
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I don't believe it. That's what's out there on the
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Internet. But I really don't like that
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nobody knows Cash Patel. We've never heard of this guy.
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And I really am pissed, really pissed that they were living it
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up at the UFC events and everybody loves us.
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And you know, that pissed me off because I'm like, that's fine if
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you're going to go do that, but you better be busting some
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fucking chops. You better be busting ass.
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And they're not. It's a disgrace.
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It's a mess at the FBI. They got a whistleblower out now
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saying that the whole place is jacked up, turned upside down,
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and the more goes on, the worse it gets.
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I mean, it really does just get worse.
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But like I said, I'm not going to bring down the show with
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that. I want to finish a few points
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that I want to make, though, because this is important so
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that you understand where I was going with all of this.
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So we got no confirmation cash. Patel's going to leave if Dan
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Bongino does, If Dan Bongino even does, which I mean, how are
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you going to say it's me or her? And then you know what, as a
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matter of fact, I'm just going to stay and be a good little
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foot soldier, you know what I'm saying?
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Like, I don't understand that. So, you know, that just doesn't
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make any sense. It doesn't compute.
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And he did have Rush Limbaugh's spot after Rush passed away.
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Now, let's not forget Dan Bongino's Fox News.
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This could all be an act. He could be playing to the base.
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This could all be an act. And that's my biggest concern.
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Dan Bongino, I have a hard time trusting you.
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I have a very hard time trusting you.
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I'm starting to think this is an act.
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Sadly, I don't think he's really mad.
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I think they're putting this information out because he has
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such a big media empire that for him not to be up in arms, for
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him not to be frustrated, shows complacency, shows complacency.
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We know that Dan Bongino was an employee of Fox News Sure, he
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took less money to do this job. Sure, he doesn't get to work
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with his wife. Sure, all of these things are
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true while he's here at the FBI and it's lonely.
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It is a lonely job. But his media empire is still
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there, the Bongino army, all of this, you know, he's not making
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any money. Well, I don't know about that.
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I just don't know about that. But we know Dan Bongino, Fox
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News, over 30 people who either worked for Fox News or
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contributed to Fox News work in the Trump administration in some
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facet or another. Most recently, Kimberly Gilfoy,
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who was just voted on, confirmed as the ambassador to Greece.
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And what experience does she really have for that?
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I understand Mike Huckabee as the ambassador to Israel, but
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this one seems a little bit of a, I'm going to, you know, do
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you a favor. That's what it seems like.
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She was dating Don Junior up until last year.
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You tell me Dan Bondy's a winner wherever she goes, and I'll be
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honest with you, I really don't trust lawyers too much.
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It's very rare for me to trust a lawyer because have you ever
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heard of doublespeak? Doublespeak was created from
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lawyers saying one thing and then doing another, speaking out
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of one side of their mouth. Our justice system is completely
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in shambles. Very hard to trust anything
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coming out of the Department of Justice.
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But Bam, Bondi wins wherever she goes.
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Three different elections, she all won in Florida.
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She's cleaned up each one of them.
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But I really went through her history.
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I did the independent research that the news media won't do
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because they want to give you a flashy headline, some buzzwords,
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and get you ready to be fired up about something that's 1,000,000
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miles away from you. That's mainstream media.
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Preston Super Show, ground level politics.
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I love ground level politics. Stuff that people go out and
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they feel and see instantly. And we're feeling this.
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We are. We're all feeling this.
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Anybody that's got a pulse is feeling this.
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So she's running for the attorney general of Florida.
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While she was the attorney general of Florida, she had an
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execution date moved to satisfy the needs of a fundraiser that
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was held by the Church of Scientology.
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You tell me, why is the Church of Scientology and arrested in
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Pam Bondi? If someone's doing a fundraiser
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for you, they have to like you somewhat.
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The Church of Scientology ain't doing me a fundraiser.
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They're not like Preston. That's our guy.
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That's our candidate. We're going to prop him up.
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We're going to fund him, bankroll him, make sure he gets
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a nice, comfortable job. They're not doing that for me.
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And I'm not saying they're doing that for Pam Bondi.
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Let's not be confused, but look at the picture.
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Jeffrey Epstein had the Manhattan residence.
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He was somewhere in a loft, somewhere in New York City.
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But that's bogus. That's a distraction.
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That's what the media wants you to focus on.
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He lived in Florida where Pam Bondi was attorney general.
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That's where the case originated, was in Florida.
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That's where the case needs to happen.
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Not in Washington, DC, definitely not in Washington,
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DC. Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton.
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Judicial Watch the group and Tom Fitton the individual, both of
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them together are keeping our justice system held to account.
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They're keeping our society from crumbling down.
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They don't get enough credit. I've been following Judicial
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Watch for 10 plus years. As long as they've pretty much
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been around that I could find. I went and followed Judicial
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Watch and Tom Fitton. It was very tough in the abiding
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years because they were getting stonewalled left and right, but
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I had faith that they would breakthrough in the half.
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They issued a FOIA Freedom of Information Act request to the
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Department of Justice for the release of the Epstein files.
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Pam Bondi tells the American people there's no criminal
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client list. There's no evidence of a
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criminal client list, which is a complete 180 from what she said
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at the beginning of the year. But she's telling the judge in
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that case that they're still going through the list and that
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there is a list. And the judge is asking, will
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you release the documents? And if not, why not?
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And they're having to come back to court to explain why they
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can't release the Epstein files. We don't want videos.
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We're not interested in videos. They put up a doctored video.
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How can we trust you? You gave us a doctored video.
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Oh my gosh. So we will get the flight logs
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or a client list or some list. Granted, they've done more in
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this administration and Trump's administration than four years
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of Biden and the Democrats. I don't believe they want the
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Epstein files. I believe they need a
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distraction. Again, we don't want the videos.
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We want the truth we were promised.
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You can't say today or tomorrow or 10 years from now or ever
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again in your life that you're for Law and order.
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If you're turning your blinders on to the Epstein files, then
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you're not for Law and order. Law and Order says the files are
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due. The list is due.
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There's two really good quotes that the Pinkerton Man, the
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Private Eye, Nils Gravelis, world renowned, knows all of the
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hardcore cases, but more importantly worked on hardcore
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cases and is not afraid. He's like me, he's not afraid.
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He says. What if we don't have the
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Epstein list because the assets on that list are still valuable,
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meaning the spy agencies in Washington are still mining that
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it's possible. That's been the best rebuff of
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why we don't have the files. And then he says to the host to
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he was on a show, he says, remember, everyone in
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Washington, DC works for the monster or the machine.
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Some people call it, I think the monster's a better name.
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And then I add, I will add to that and say President Trump is
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not the monster. And that's what he's saying too.
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President Trump's not the monster.
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There are powers to be that we cannot see that are moving
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things. And that's the problem.
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So you get the whistleblower from the FBI says this place is
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a joke. You can see they turned a blind
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eye. They've messed up.
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It's a pig pen. It's a pig sty.
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And if it was me and I was in charge, I'd walk in there today
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and change the damn locks. I turn the lights off and I put
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the building up for the realtor company to come in and sell it
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off. Because let me tell you
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something, this FBI is a joke. They're taking credit for what
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ICE is doing. They're taking credit for what
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local law enforcement's doing. And they're saying, look at us,
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you need us. You got to have us.
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We're that spy agency. Remember that.
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You got to have, no, you guys were created by someone who
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violated so many laws of privacy.
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I don't understand how the FBI is still around today.
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I don't understand. I would abolish that damn FBI
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today. I'd say thanks for your service.
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Really. No thank you.
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And I'd lay you all off and you would all have new supervisors
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with ICE. You would all be split up.
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None of you are ever going to work together again.
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If I was in charge, I would do it just like that.
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Get rid of them. They're no good.
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They're useless. They were terrible when Biden
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was president. They were terrible when Obama
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was president, they were God awful when Bush was president,
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and they're horrendous under Trump.
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What don't you get about the FBI?
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These goons suck. They need to go abolish the damn
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FBI and let's move on with our lives.
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Now the Department of Justice is a different story.
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It's going to be hard for the Trump administration to get
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anything done without a Department of Justice.
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That independent agency is an abomination.
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The way it's supposed to work is that under the Article 2 powers
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for the president of the Constitution, he can select an
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independent counsel, an independent investigator, and
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with the magistrate powers, he can bring them back to him only.
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They don't answer to Congress. They don't answer to a attorney
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general, they don't answer to a governor, answer to the
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president only. That's what President Trump
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needs to move his presidency towards.
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We have a problem. No problem.
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Independent counsel, independent investigator, timeline.
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Bring back the results, press the charges convicted, send the
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people to jail. That's the way it needs to go.
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The settling out of court this oh, we'll sue you.
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So it looks good for the news. But if you go and look at
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Pamboni's record, every judge, it seems like that she's going
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into the court with these lawsuits, she's getting grilled.
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And a lot of times she's winning because of technicalities.
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And I've talked about that before.
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She's winning on technicalities. She's not winning on
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presentation. She's not winning on, hey, I
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have this great grand case that I'm going to lay out for.
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She's winning on technicalities. But my thing is, my shows have
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been so political, and that's not what Preston's super show
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was meant to be. I know you see the White House
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and American flag, and we honor the fallen here on Preston's
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super show. And my time on earth is limited.
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I'm not here forever. I don't want to be here forever.
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I'm happy with my life. But yeah, when it's time to go,
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it's time to go. God's got great plans for me.
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I'm hoping to get a long life. But, you know, I also plan every
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day accordingly. And when I really boil it down,
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I got to be careful how much time I spend on this.
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And we all should be careful about how much time we spend on
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this. But demanding answers, we should
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always do that. Asking questions, we should
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always do that. Loving America, we should always
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do that. Respecting the office of the
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President very important. It's very important.
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That's what's taught, that we respect the office and then when
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someone takes the office, we respect them.
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We hold them to a high standard and we are critical when
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necessary and we give credit when credit's due.
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But there's no credit here for this abstinent case.
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No one's getting any credit here for this.
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It's been dragged on. It's going to continue to be
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dragged on. We'll get some files.
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They won't be what we want. They'll be reduced, redacted,
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and it'll blow over. It will.
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If the conservatives had nothing better to do than fight with
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each other, then that's their cross to bear.
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If Candace Owens wants to argue with people online, that's what
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Candace Owens can do. If Laura Loomer wants to argue
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with people online, that's what Laura Loomer can do.
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You can do that if that's what you want to do.
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I don't care what you do. It's got nothing to do with me.
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But I see it. And I see what all of these
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influencers, pundits, conservative commentators are
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putting out there. I see what the liberals are
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putting out there. Not much.
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They're really not saying much. They're kind of just like, oh,
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Trump would put him out, so they want to blame him.
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But Biden was in there for four years, and at no time did they
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show any interest in getting these files out.
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As a matter of fact, they were labeling it all as a conspiracy.
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And I can't trust the Democrats on anything, especially this,
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because they just find a way to lie through both sides of their
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mouth. Remember when I talked about
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doublespeak at the beginning of the show?
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I'm putting my attention on supporting people like Joseph
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Severino for governor of Illinois, like Steve Hilton for
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governor of California. Common sense.
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One thing I don't understand is how are you in California with
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$8 a gallon gas and going anywhere?
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How are you going anywhere? There's no way that can be
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sustained. There's no way you can have $8 a
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gallon gas over $8 per gallon. I just don't see how that could
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be sustained. Where are you going?
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You can't go anywhere on that. People struggled to pay $3.60
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for gas. Could you imagine $8 for gas?
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We got a wildfire destroying the historic Grand Canyon Lodge and
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other structures. Prayers up.
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Two dead, 3 injured including a state trooper in the Kentucky
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shootings. Prayers up for Kentucky.
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We know it was a pro Hamas, anti Israel wacko psycho that ran in
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there and did this. He was running from the cops and
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someone said he had some ties to the church or something like
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that. I, I don't know what that means,
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but whatever that means, it means whatever it means.
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Prayers for the people in Kentucky.
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God bless you all. Prayers for the families in
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Texas. This is just devastating.
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It's hard to talk about because it does bother me that all those
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people have died. It's painful.
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It's painful to see, but I know it's it's much worse for them.
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But I mean, for me to see that is it bothers me.
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Now, what I could tell you is that God is a good God.
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We must unite behind one true God, one president and one
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country. We need President Trump's
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America First agenda to make America great again.
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We need it bad. We need it really bad.
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Yesterday I ran my errands and going around doing what I need
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to do. But what I found was really
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interesting was I read a report said the state police are going
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to be out here working with local law enforcement catching
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speeders. OK, good.
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That's great. You know, I see a state cop
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right when I get up to the top of the hill where I'm driving
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from. I'm like, Yep, they they didn't
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lie. You know, they're, they're
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already more right than the weatherman's been in the last
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three months. Well, I get to where I got to
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go. I do what I need to do.
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But I noticed something. I've never seen this many houses
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up for sale in my old neighborhood, in the
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neighborhoods where I used to roam around.
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I never have ever in Illinois seen this many houses up for
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sale ever. I mean, I'm talking 2008 run on
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the banks. People were selling like crazy
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and they were trying to get out from under.
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And no, even now it's more now. So I went on Zillow, we got 2
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pages in one town, same thing for another town in another
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town. And I'm like, whoa, this is
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getting serious. Then you read that State Farm is
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going to raise home insurance 20 odd percent for people in
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Illinois and they're siding because of bad storms and
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increase in bad storms. I understand in like August we
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get some bad storms, but for the most part of the year, I don't
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know about that, hasn't been too much different.
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This year's been extremely hot compared to other years, but
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we've had some pretty high years.
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I remember we've had some pretty snowy years.
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You know, really hasn't been a lot of snow these last couple
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years, been cold, not much snow. Not, not Northeast Illinois.
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It hasn't, not really not compared to what we're used to.
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It's changed actually. I think we're even out of
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Tornado Alley now where I'm at here.
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It went up and we're down from Chicago, a little bit away.
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So Tornado Alley's pointing towards Chicago now.
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It's not pointing towards us no more.
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And that's backed up because any big storms that are happening
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are not hitting here. So I don't know.
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I don't know what's happening. But the bigger question is these
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look like foreclosures. These don't look like people
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selling the homes. None of those signs were saying
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buy owner. This is all Realtors, Century 21
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and other companies. They're out there in the field
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selling. I wonder if they're closing
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deals. I wonder if they're able to sell
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in this type of environment. And I could tell something with
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people, too. I was around a lot of people
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today and I could tell you something.
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The anger's growing, not over the subsidy stuff.
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These people had nothing to do with politics.
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These people are all over the place with everything else.
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Everybody's all over the place. They're all mixed up.
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We're all mixed up. I keep saying priorities,
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priorities, priorities. Look, we understand things are
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going to get hairy, but we got to get back to basics.
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We got to get back to the fundamentals.
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And we have to bring the fun back.
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We have to bring the fun back because this is getting out of
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hand with all these people that don't want to have fun and
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they're angry all the time. And man, let it go.
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What are you going to do, die on that hill over some dumb stuff
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that happened a long time ago? You know, let it go.
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Live your life. You got to live.
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You got to live. And I'm noticing that I'm going
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around different people. I'm feeling the environment.
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People are not worried about who they're running into.
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A good example was I was in a line and all of a sudden I hear
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this guy saying, are you really going to hit me with that box?
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And I was like, wait a minute, what?
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And I looked behind me and there's this guy with a big old
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box not paying attention to what he's doing.
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Like, hey, man, you need to watch what you're doing.
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You know what I mean? You're hitting this guy with the
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box, You know what I mean? But just because we're in line
28:53
doesn't mean you need to just be careless.
28:55
I mean, no, nothing upstairs, nothing upstairs.
29:01
I talked to some lady today. She said she talks to Elon Musk.
29:05
I, I knew right away I had to get away from her.
29:07
I said, Oh, my gosh, whoa, what did I walk into?
29:11
Yeah, I talk to him every day, she said.
29:12
I said, whoa, you probably talk to his publicist.
29:18
You know, if we're talking about social media, you'll probably
29:20
talk to his publicist. You want you're not talking to
29:23
him, She said. No, I talk to him every day.
29:25
He has a son that got lost in the Texas floods.
29:30
And I said he's in India promoting robo taxis, promoting
29:36
Teslas. I said if he lost a son, I'm
29:39
sorry, but that's not what his face is showing.
29:43
People are melting down. I've never heard that in my
29:46
life. I talk to Elon Musk every day.
29:48
I said, lady, what are you talking about?
29:50
Does the sun God to you? So I had to come up with a
29:53
distraction quick. I pulled out my phone.
29:55
I said look at that. What?
29:57
5000 views? You know what I mean?
29:59
Like something like just completely throw her off.
30:01
Like, look at that 5000 views talking to my friend.
30:04
Oh, wait, look at that 5000 views.
30:05
Yeah, I pulled a straight FBI distraction.
30:10
Yep, distraction. Here you go. 5000 views.
30:13
Oh, what's that? Yep.
30:14
We're not talking about Elon Musk anymore.
30:17
And remember I mentioned the cops and everything.
30:19
I was talking about the police. And, you know, they're supposed
30:22
to be working, collaborating, catching the bad guys, but
30:26
they're really just worried about people speeding and like,
30:29
simple stuff like that. Murderers, killers, gang
30:32
bangers, rapists running around. But they just want to catch a
30:35
speeder, you know, hordes of illegals in my town, in my
30:39
county. And the cops are just occupied
30:42
with sitting on Facebook and let's try to find a bad guy
30:46
today. Let's play Mr. Billy Badass
30:49
today, You know what I mean? Like, I seen a cop retire today.
30:52
I was like, good, what has he done?
30:56
You know what I mean? We none of us know this guy.
30:58
None of us know any achievements from him.
31:01
Bye, bye. And I hate to say it, but what's
31:04
up with these cops that are big fat asses, big belly, you know
31:09
what's going on? You know, I feel like there
31:12
should be strict requirements on on being a police officer.
31:18
These beer belly cops that think they're the shit that's got to
31:22
stop. I mean, and you know, one thing
31:25
I noticed when I seen that guy retire, the look on his face,
31:30
complete misery, complete misery.
31:35
And I see that with a lot of police.
31:37
You know, if it's that miserable, no one's making you
31:41
do that job. You took on that responsibility.
31:45
You know what you got yourself into.
31:48
Every single police officer I've talked to has said I know what I
31:53
got myself into. Well, they don't expect me to
31:57
throw you a party. That's not going to happen.
32:00
You're not getting a big bash. You're not getting it.
32:03
You got the FOP picnic and you guys fill up and drive around on
32:06
taxpayer funded gas all day, all damn day with no requirements on
32:12
how many arrests you have to make or what you have to
32:15
investigate. No oversight for these cops.
32:19
And one thing I don't like is why are the biker gangs getting
32:24
close to police departments? That should be investigated.
32:29
Something's up there. Why am I seeing a bunch of
32:32
bikers that are notorious for riding with thugs?
32:39
Why are they next to the cops? Investigate that.
32:44
So we could talk about law enforcement a little bit more.
32:47
Let me get at what I'm hitting on here.
32:50
We got a man accused of firing multiple shots because he ran
32:55
out of fireworks to shoot off in Waukegan, IL.
33:00
I'll tell you right now, this guy in a mega hat wear.
33:04
Rufino Morales, 32, of Waukegan, was charged with firing multiple
33:10
shots from a handgun into the backyard of a home in the area
33:14
of South Victory and Clark Ave. and Waukegan on June 27th.
33:19
Prosecutors say a Waukegan man fired numerous shots into a
33:25
backyard in close proximity to his neighbors and told officers
33:30
he did so because he ran out of fireworks.
33:35
What? The Waukegan Police Department
33:38
responded around 12:21 AM on June 27th to the area of South
33:44
Victory St. and Clark Ave. for a call of shots fired.
33:49
Lake County Assistant State's Attorney Elizabeth Cannon said
33:54
multiple 911 callers reported hearing three shots and then
33:58
four more shots. 1 shell casing was found on the sidewalk north
34:05
of a home in the 300 block of South Victory St. and another
34:10
casing was found in front of a residence in the 900 block of
34:16
Clark Ave. by a Jeep Cherokee. The Jeep was registered to
34:24
Rufino Morales, 32 years of age, of Waukegan, IL.
34:30
Officers saw four more shell casings in Plainview inside the
34:35
locked vehicle. A group of people who resided
34:41
downstairs of a residence in the 300 block of South Victory St.
34:47
were sitting in an open garage when the shots were fired.
34:51
So follow me here. Cannon said the garage is
34:56
approximately 20 to 30 feet away and was within potential bullet
35:01
ricochet range. The judge won't buy that.
35:05
Officers went to the upper level of the residence and Morales
35:08
answered the door so it wasn't hiding.
35:12
He spoke with police voluntarily and said that he was shooting
35:15
fireworks. Absolutely.
35:17
Then he admitted to firing his gun, which he described as a
35:20
Taurus G2C, into the backyard because he ran out of fireworks.
35:26
This guy snitched on himself. Officers could not see any
35:29
evidence of bowl of holes in the dirt or ground due to recent
35:33
rain. Well, that doesn't make any
35:35
sense. He had a valid firearm owner's
35:38
identification card but did not have a concealed carry license.
35:43
Officers recovered, with the consent of the Morales family,
35:48
the Taurus G2C handgun from the living room of the apartment
35:52
where he sleeps now. A family member jumped up, said,
35:55
hey, no one else has a gun here. You guys got what you need,
35:58
That's all you need. He was arrested.
36:02
Morales wasn't charged with one count of reckless discharge of a
36:06
firearm endangering others, which is a Class 4 felony.
36:11
This is where it gets good. This is how Illinois justice
36:14
works. You're going to like this.
36:19
So the lawyers get up there. Here's the big bucks.
36:22
The court should note that this offense is a crime of violence
36:26
and involves the use of a weapon.
36:28
This defendant fired a gun multiple times in his backyard
36:32
when his neighbors were present because he ran out of fireworks,
36:36
Cannon said to the court. Cannon argued that Morales is a
36:41
danger to the community as a whole.
36:44
Wow, this defendant should be detained to protect the
36:50
community, as this defendant's poor judgement equates shooting
36:54
a firearm in the middle of a residential backyard when other
36:58
people are present as a reasonable behavior.
37:01
Because he ran out of fireworks. So she went pretty hard.
37:06
Lake County Judge James Newman went harder the other way.
37:12
He denied the petition to detain Morales that was filed by the
37:16
Lake County State's Attorney's Office.
37:19
There you go. Lake County judge said that
37:24
while Morales poses a danger to the community, he believes there
37:28
are pretrial conditions to mitigate the threat.
37:33
That's funny. Morales was placed on pretrial
37:37
services monitoring and on a curfew.
37:41
He was ordered not to possess any weapons.
37:44
You better not, the judge laid into him told me better set a
37:48
better example for his kids and hopefully he's learned his
37:52
lesson. July 22nd is when he's scheduled
37:58
for a preliminary hearing. So we got our guy brandishes his
38:06
firearm, popping rounds off the neighbors say we could get hit
38:14
with ricochet that could ricochet over here.
38:16
Maybe judge didn't buy it, told you the judge wouldn't buy it.
38:23
I knew that right when I read it.
38:24
I was like, that's not that's not going to stick.
38:28
Then the funnier part is what about the neighbors?
38:33
What about the people that called on them?
38:36
I would feel like they're in danger.
38:39
The problem with the state's attorney is that their office
38:43
missed the opportunity here. You were supposed to say, hey,
38:48
the people that called about this, the people that, you know,
38:52
all of these phone calls we got about this right in his
38:54
neighborhood, right in his community, that's who we're
38:58
worried about. We're not just worried about
39:00
some people. We're worried about the people
39:03
that called on him. And they didn't explain it that
39:07
way. So the judge didn't pick it up
39:10
that way, didn't interpret it that way, just said no, he's not
39:12
a danger of the community. He's going to be all right.
39:15
He doesn't have a gun now. He won't get a gun.
39:18
We told him not to. That's the Safety Act for you.
39:23
Welcome to Illinois. It's that's a terrible decision
39:26
by the judge. Let him.
39:27
I'm sorry. That's a terrible decision.
39:30
You know, that's the Safety Act. They don't want to lock anybody
39:34
up. Guy shoots off a gun four times.
39:38
They find the bullets, they got the gun, he's admitted to it,
39:43
and I've let him out. That's why people are moving out
39:46
of Illinois. I think we're starting to figure
39:49
this out. I think we're starting to see
39:52
that people are kind of able to do whatever they want.
39:56
I mean, this is kind of getting insane if you think about it.
40:01
And really, it's people are starting to feel like.
40:05
They can do whatever they want. That's the problem and I'm
40:08
starting to pick that up and it's scary.
40:10
I remember just yesterday leaving from where I was at,
40:16
windows down, going to turn because it was nice outside.
40:22
I didn't want to run the air in the car.
40:23
I'm not one of those guys. I look to ride with my windows
40:25
down. If it's not too hot or it's not
40:27
too cold, my windows aren't up, My windows are down and I'm
40:30
chilling. I'm enjoying the ride.
40:32
I'm cruising. I've always been like that and I
40:36
like to take in everything and I look at everything and I'm I'm
40:39
just chilling. I'm in the zone and I'm hearing
40:43
yellings, like fighting, screaming.
40:46
I look over to the side real quick.
40:48
I'm like, what's going on? Those like a fight's about to
40:51
break out. I'm like, oh, I just see the
40:54
police chasing after somebody in a car.
40:57
They're not going that way. Where that fight was at didn't
41:00
look like they were coming from that way either.
41:04
Folks, stay safe, stay safe, stay out of the heat and
41:11
remember cooler heads prevail. Now I've taken up that part of
41:16
the show, we can really get into it now.
41:20
I picked up a copy of original send by Jake Tapper.
41:24
Believe it or not, it was priceless.
41:29
Didn't cost me a dime. It was really cool how that
41:33
happened today. I wish I could go into more
41:36
detail, but I can't. I got a free book today and I
41:39
was very happy because it's a book I'm going to read.
41:42
It's a book I'm going to read. I'm going to check it all out
41:46
and I'm going to find out for myself what Jake Tapper knew.
41:50
But at the end of the day, that's not what it's about.
41:56
This Biden autopen scandal, it's pretty bad.
42:01
Nixon was impeached for a lot less than what Biden's being
42:08
accused of. Biden says he made the clemency
42:13
decisions that were recorded with auto pen.
42:17
Well, why didn't you say that when the questions were being
42:22
asked and the pressure was on? Why are you saying that after
42:28
the fact of they found out that your aid in the middle of the
42:32
night is signing off on pardons for Doctor Fauci, signing off on
42:40
pardons for Biden's son? So when the Democrats try to
42:46
give me that line about that they care about the Epstein
42:50
files, you guys don't care about anything but yourselves.
42:53
And I believe those Democrats that are out there making fun of
42:58
the Texas floods or saying bad things about people's families
43:03
in those Texas floods, Do you remember what happened to Alex
43:07
Jones when he got sued and all that stuff happened?
43:09
That's what needs to happen to those Democrats by every single
43:13
member of those families and by all of Texas.
43:16
Sue every one of their asses for everything they've said wrong
43:21
against you. We don't want apologies.
43:23
We're coming for your house, your car, and whatever else you
43:26
got. Hopefully you're paying it off
43:28
for the rest of your life because you wanted to run your
43:31
big stupid mouths and talk about dead kids.
43:35
Yeah, you should be paying up. Any of those Democrats that made
43:41
any comment about those kids in Texas need to be sued to the
43:47
high heavens and be paying for the rest of their life.
43:50
If your Department of Justice cared about justice, they would
43:55
be demanding that. That's right.
43:58
Now I want to hit on the mixed messaging.
44:02
So I got the facts about the jobs report, the actual
44:05
breakdown. Oh, I was not being told
44:12
truthfully about these jobs numbers.
44:15
I'm a little bit pissed about that 70 thousand of those jobs,
44:24
federal government, because in June those judges were trying to
44:29
make the State Department make HHS and make everybody else
44:32
rehire all these people that let go.
44:35
So the numbers shot up. The numbers shot up for RE hires
44:39
which just came in as new hires. Something like 70,000 jobs.
44:46
And that jobs report are federal government workers.
44:52
Axios comes out with a story. Federal government workers will
44:59
be facing mass layoffs this summer.
45:01
They're worried. They're scared.
45:05
Are you kidding me? You mean the people they hired
45:07
back because they were forced to hire back?
45:09
Yeah, their asses are going to get fired again.
45:12
Duh. I mean, this is the problem with
45:16
the news. They don't want to tell you the
45:18
truth, but that's OK. I go out and get the truth
45:22
myself. I've been doing that for a long
45:24
time. Jesus Christ is the truth, so He
45:27
brings the truth to me if I ask Him.
45:30
We're going to talk about the actual jobs numbers.
45:32
I'm going to give you the real jobs report.
45:36
There was 80,000 jobs added to state and local governments.
45:43
This is kind of an offset of 7000 jobs shed from the federal
45:48
government. There was over 56,000 federal
45:53
government jobs cut through May Total healthcare 39,000 jobs in
46:03
the healthcare industry. Hospitals gained 16,000 jobs.
46:07
Nursing and residential care facilities added 14,000 jobs.
46:11
Why do I not believe that? Social assistance increased by
46:16
19,000 jobs. Construction added 15,000 jobs.
46:23
Transportation and warehousing gained 7500 jobs.
46:28
That's modest. Retail added a modest 2400 jobs,
46:36
but that reflects weak performance for that sector in
46:39
this time of the year. People are out, people are
46:42
moving around. They should be spending more.
46:45
They're not. Now.
46:47
Let's talk about what happened in manufacturing because we got
46:50
the warehouses with people working in them, but how many of
46:53
those are illegals and the people filling their spot, which
46:56
is good, but that's going to run dry after a while.
47:01
Manufacturing lost 7000 jobs. Manufacturing, not warehouse
47:08
manufacturing, lost 7000 jobs over last month and they lost,
47:15
they lost about that the month before.
47:19
So in about two months we've lost 14,000 manufacturing jobs,
47:24
6600 jobs due to trade import duties.
47:30
That's going to continue. Professional and business
47:35
services That's private sector to the T down by 7000 jobs.
47:42
That's a repeat of the month before too.
47:46
Sectors such as mining, quarrying, oil, gas extraction,
47:49
information, financial activities, leisure and
47:51
hospitality and other services showed little to no change in
47:56
employment. Nearly half of the job gains
48:01
came from the government sector, with private industry
48:05
experiencing the smallest gains in eight months.
48:09
A measure of industry's reporting job growth dropped to
48:14
49.6% from 51.8% in May, indicating there's a private
48:25
sector slowdown happening. You're getting why we're seeing
48:29
these homes go up for sale. The ADP private Payroll report
48:34
for June 2025 showed a loss of 33,000 private sector jobs.
48:39
This is not unusual because ADP and BLS differ.
48:47
But if you remember correctly, when the Republicans are not in
48:51
charge, they say you got to look at the weighted, you got to look
48:54
at the weighted. But when they're in charge, they
48:58
just give you the flat out numbers.
49:00
So just keep that in mind. The average work week shortened
49:03
to 34.2 hours from 34.3 hours, suggesting businesses may be
49:10
cutting hours. Yes, if less people are spending
49:12
money, that's less money for labor.
49:14
That means you can't keep people on the clock as long.
49:17
That means hours get cut. We haven't had a minimum wage
49:21
increase anywhere. We haven't seen any type of wage
49:26
increase with a mandate or anything like that from the
49:30
national level. Nothing's ahead effect.
49:33
Nothing's in effect for a wage increase right now.
49:36
Wages are stagnant and they have been, yet the prices continue to
49:40
go up. How do you answer that?
49:43
Even before tariffs, when Biden was in charge, prices were going
49:47
up. How do you answer that and say
49:51
don't raise the wage, don't pay people what they're worth?
49:57
How do you defend that? That's a losing argument every
50:00
day. You're going to lose that
50:01
argument every day because while the price of everything is going
50:06
up, the wages are flat. So that's a crummy jobs report
50:10
with a lot of smoke and mirrors. And I'm not abreast.
50:13
And now that Wall Street has been able to assess this, take a
50:18
look at the future markets, take a look at the projections, it's
50:22
already hit the futures right now.
50:26
It's going to take its toll. Consumer sentiment is down.
50:34
But we do have the right president in that office.
50:40
President Trump is the right president.
50:42
But let's be very clear. It's not a good idea to speak
50:48
out of both sides of your mouth for anybody right now.
50:53
Best thing we should be doing is telling the truth.
50:56
It's much more satisfying. It's much more satisfying to
51:00
live in the truth than to hide behind lies.
51:04
I'll always say that I'd rather tell you the truth because the
51:08
truth will set you free every time.
51:11
The truth will set you free every time.
51:16
In the day after the anniversary where they tried to assassinate
51:21
President Trump, the kooky shooter kid, we still don't know
51:26
nothing about him, the Thomas Crooks kid.
51:30
And sadly, it looks like the leadership of the Secret Service
51:35
at that time was either complicit or completely stupid.
51:42
A bunch of imbeciles. Which is scary to think.
51:45
That's who's protecting our president.
51:48
That's the problem with men and women who lift weights but don't
51:51
read. You got all the arms, no legs
51:57
not working, the calves not working the hammy.
52:01
You're just working those arms thinking you're Billy Badass.
52:03
But you're not reading. You're not reading between the
52:05
lines. You're not understanding.
52:08
We got the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell holding
52:11
the damn place hostage. He won't step down.
52:14
Imagine if your boss came in today, called you an idiot,
52:17
Moron, stupid ass, full of malarkey, full of baloney.
52:24
Too late. Never on time.
52:27
It Would you be bringing him as coffee?
52:30
I mean, what are you? What are you doing?
52:32
Jerome Pile? Get in your Corvette and drive
52:34
off, dude. I mean, you act like, like, is
52:37
there no other place this guy can go and work?
52:39
What is he, another Fauci? I mean, you've got nowhere else
52:42
you can go. You're going to go pimp some TV
52:44
time. I mean, come on.
52:45
We're going to do show up on CNBC, crack a few jokes.
52:50
Good Lord, you're going to be another Jake Tapper.
52:54
You know, what do we got here, man?
52:56
The entire Federal Reserve is bankrupt.
53:00
It's bankrupt. They're printing money in a
53:04
bankrupt institution. Warren Buffett owns the most
53:09
notes from the Treasury, and we're all sitting around about
53:14
to enjoy a cardboard pizza. Think about it.
53:18
Just printing money. Printing money.
53:22
Rich people getting paid every time they print money.
53:25
Rich people get more money every time the government prints
53:28
money. The Federal Reserve is granting
53:32
so much money, the dollar's crashing faster than an owl can
53:37
spend their head. This is literally where Crypto
53:44
Week came at the right time. They all see that Jerome
53:48
Powell's not moving. He's stonewalling.
53:51
He's stonewalling the president. He's got renovations going on.
53:56
He's spending buku bucks and he won't listen to the president.
54:03
He thinks he's bigger than the president.
54:07
I'm sorry, President Trump, you got a fire pile.
54:10
He's not going to walk at this point.
54:13
And if he does, it's because they they have some information
54:17
on him. They have something on it.
54:18
He's under investigation for this renovation project.
54:22
We'll see if that turns up anything.
54:24
I'm not impressed with the Department of Justice.
54:26
Name one big name they've slapped cuffs on.
54:31
None. And now we have proof not only
54:35
we got Jake Tapper's book, but we have proof that Joe Biden
54:40
didn't issue these pardons on January 19th, that these pardons
54:48
were done by a staffer. It was auto pen and that these
54:53
were for Doctor Fauci, Millie and the January 6th committee,
55:00
etcetera, even a son Hunter. So we have real corruption from
55:08
the Biden administration. If this was any other
55:11
administration, they would have been impeached.
55:15
They would have been out. The Senate would have removed
55:18
them. So if there's any confidence
55:21
left in this Department of Justice, they'll go ahead and
55:25
they will start 1 by 1, prosecuting all of these fake
55:32
pardons and all of these people who abuse the auto pen.
55:36
And they'll really turn that over on its head.
55:40
And they will have saved some face at that point.
55:43
But I don't see that happening. They're going to use some goofy
55:48
excuses why they can't do it right.
55:53
So what I say very clearly, and I'll repeat this again, I have
56:00
no problem repeating this. Abolish the FBI, abolish the
56:04
CIA, because I think they're over all of this.
56:08
And then on top of that, you need to go over to the Federal
56:10
Reserve and really take a cold, hard look at how screwed up that
56:15
place is. And it's time.
56:19
That's the easy one. That's an easy 1 to get the Fed
56:23
abolished. You got Senator Mike Lee, who
56:25
wants it, Senator Ted Cruz, who wants it.
56:28
I mean, damn, you probably got every Republican senator wanting
56:33
to abolish the Fed by now. And even Republicans in Congress
56:37
are turning on Jerome Powell. He's taken over the agency.
56:41
He's holding it hostage. The guy's gone rogue, but you
56:45
think he's going to cut interest rates?
56:48
You can't be that crazy. You have to act.
56:52
Abolish the Fed. Matthew 59 and the King James
56:57
Version says blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be
57:02
called the children of God. I think we know what Our Calling
57:06
is now. We have to be the peacemakers.
57:10
We're not going to get by. We're not going to do what we
57:13
need to do. We're not going to get to where
57:16
we need to be until we become the peacemakers.
57:20
Right now, everybody's in a rage.
57:22
Right now, everybody's interested in pimping A
57:24
conspiracy. Right now.
57:25
Everybody just they want attention, engagement, farming,
57:31
looking for the next big pump. But what they don't understand
57:36
is people are not paying attention to the conspiracies.
57:40
They're paying attention to their everyday lives.
57:44
Chicago lays off 1458 workers. Nothing to see here.
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Everybody get back to work. Don't mind that they're laying
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off teachers that help the special Ed.
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Don't mind that they're abusing the funds, but then laying off
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400 teachers in the Chicago Public Schools.
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Don't look here. Don't look when Lizade Maxwell
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wants to meet with Congress to discuss the Epstein files.
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Well, where was she the last four years?
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What happened when she was being sentenced?
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Why all of a sudden today do you have the goods?
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You don't have the goods. You're looking for reduced time.
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SCOTUS left in place that lower ruling blocking part of
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Florida's new immigration law, but it's not going to stop
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Alligator Alcatraz. the US District Court Judge Mehta
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slammed the DOJ for withholding all that money, the 800 million
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in grants for violence prevention in a soup brawl by 5
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organizations. But here's the technicality
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again. That judge lacked the
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jurisdiction to bar the DOJ from doing so.
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I'm going to pick up the rest of this show tomorrow.
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Thank you for listening. Ladies and gentlemen, God bless
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you. I appreciate you.
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Hopefully you learned something from this program today.
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I'm like, look, honestly, just listen wherever you want.
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Listen wherever the hell you want, but if you can go to
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But that's it. That's all I'm going to ask of
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you. Ladies and gentlemen, just like
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the hands of time, I'm turning it over to you.
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Goodnight, God bless Psalm 374KJV.