Latest / The Big Mig Show / The Return of Law & Order In DC AUSA Lindsey Halligan |EP678

Transcript

The Return of Law & Order In DC AUSA Lindsey Halligan |EP678 · The Big Mig Show

0:00
All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
0:04
Creator with certain unalienable rights.
0:08
By liberty, if liberty means anything at all, it means right
0:17
to tell people what they do not want to hear.
0:43
Welcome back to the big big show.
0:45
Of course I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
0:48
Ballantine. Rise and grind, tip of the
0:51
spear. And you know this show liberty
0:52
means anything at all is the right to tell people what they
0:55
do not want to hear. So we're live from Denver and of
0:59
course George in West Palm Beach, FL at our crypto power
1:03
hours too. George, what's going on bro?
1:06
Monday morning, man, what's up? It is Monday morning.
1:10
One more day, I leave tomorrow night, got a late flight, 88
1:15
o'clock flight 8:00 PM. So, you know, making the best of
1:18
it. Seem a little tired bro.
1:21
Seem a little tired. Maybe just a little.
1:24
No, Just no. At least you're doing a lot of
1:26
things. You know a lot of things.
1:28
I'm. On Yeah, you've been super busy.
1:29
You got to see friends and family down there, of course.
1:31
That's always nice, but you've been busy doing a little
1:34
detailing out in the studio. Makes a couple of fixes.
1:37
Should I, should I let everybody in on the thing?
1:39
So at right after the show I got a Scoot addle out of here
1:41
because I'm going down to Rumbles headquarters here in
1:44
Florida. Yeah, he's got a meeting with
1:47
Rumble, which is great. Of course, that's what we're
1:50
doing. Rumble's our home base.
1:51
You guys know that and you know this show.
1:54
It's all about better to be hurt by the truth and comforted with
1:57
a lie. It's how we do it each and every
1:58
single episode Monday through Friday, Eastern standard.
2:01
And don't forget, if you like the show during the show, take
2:04
the live link, share it on your social media.
2:06
Help us grow. We're one of the fastest growing
2:09
shows on Rumble, but we can always use all the help that the
2:11
big meek mafia, the Bongino Army converts and of course, our mods
2:15
give us. We appreciate you guys and thank
2:17
you so very much for everything you've been doing.
2:18
Of course, crypto power. Our show is Wednesdays at 9:00
2:22
AM and Fridays at 9:00 AM. It's doing extreme well and
2:25
we're thankful for that. We're trying to really help you
2:27
guys get on top of generational wealth.
2:29
And I wouldn't get panicked about crypto dropping.
2:32
To me, it's just a buying opportunity.
2:34
That's what it's all about. Let's start off by thanking one
2:37
of our sponsors. Of course, gold and silver's on
2:40
a tear. You know, silver's over 50,
2:44
gold's over 4000. And that's right, I'm holding up
2:47
the 62.2g prepper bar. This happens to be silver.
2:50
This one easily broken down. Your choice of three different
2:53
denominations to fit a multitude of needs.
2:55
And I don't care whether it's for asset protection from
2:57
inflation, economic turmoil, or its unique utility for barter
3:01
and trade. Great design.
3:02
If you can see, You can just see, though, there's different.
3:04
There's perforations there, and you can just break off a small
3:07
piece of silver just in case your credit cards aren't
3:10
working. Maybe the US dollar's tanked.
3:12
It's a great way to have a backup plan and invest in a hard
3:15
asset like precious metal. Of course, these babies mined
3:20
and minted in the US, they come with an assay report.
3:22
You have to worry about any counterfeit gold coming out of
3:25
Genesis Gold Group. These guys have decades of
3:27
experience in bullion. They've got a way for you to
3:29
invest your money in Iras. You can buy the bullion.
3:32
They do it all over there. And of course, they're both in
3:37
stock, the gold and silver. They just got a big restock of
3:40
the gold fits neatly in your wallet and the utility enables
3:43
you to use it in any situation. I would not wait if you got the
3:47
opportunity, pick up a few of these babies because right now
3:49
you got that QR code. Take you there, take a snapshot,
3:52
go there after the show. Don't go.
3:53
Now the bigmigbar.com, that's right, thebigmigbar.com is the
3:58
URL and we've got a promo code for you as usual.
4:03
All caps prepper PREPPR. That's PREPPR. 10% off on the
4:08
silver, 5% off on the gold. That's a big ass discount,
4:12
especially with the way these prices are going.
4:14
I wish I I wish everybody in our ends had bought it over two
4:17
years ago and we started telling you to buy gold and silver.
4:19
You'd be so far up, you'd be thanking George.
4:21
And for those of you that did buy, hopefully you're very happy
4:23
with that recommendation. Of course, it's not financial
4:26
advice here. Genesis Gold Group, Here's the
4:28
number 888-526-7154, 888-526-7154.
4:40
Break me off a piece of that prepper.
4:42
Bar Yes Sir. Break it off Break.
4:47
It off. So I got to tell you, might be
4:52
the return of law and order in DC finally.
4:56
I don't know. Hey, USA, Lindsay Halligan seems
4:59
like she's coming out with guns blazing.
5:01
And I got to say, George, I saw her.
5:03
I thought you single. She's pretty hot.
5:05
I don't know if she's single by any means, but pretty hot for a
5:08
Department of Justice. You know US Attorney, don't you
5:11
think? Yeah, she is.
5:14
I don't know if she's single or not.
5:16
Single and ready to mingle. George is.
5:18
We know that, so we might have to reach out to Halligan.
5:20
I'd love to have her on the show.
5:21
Of course. Sounds like she's expected to
5:24
drop more charges now. You remember the other day I was
5:26
complaining about the indictment because normally mortgage.
5:29
Wait a minute. Hold on.
5:30
Not you, Lance. Yeah, you know, you know me with
5:34
the law, when I see them waffling, I immediately puts the
5:38
the hairs up on the back of my neck.
5:40
Look, Halligan says she's going to have a superseding indictment
5:43
for Letitia James. Now for you guys in the
5:45
audience, what I was upset about is normally mortgage fraud, the
5:48
two accompanying charges that go with every mortgage fraud case
5:52
is wire fraud and usually cellular device use in the
5:57
furtherance of a crime. So they usually tie that in
6:00
because you've used your cellular device to talk to the
6:02
mortgage brokers, the banks. Normally those two charges go
6:06
almost automatically with a mortgage case.
6:09
And I of course, I was concerned about the fact those weren't
6:11
there. They'd only hit her with a
6:12
partial indictment, least as far as I felt.
6:15
And then I was also concerned about the other property in New
6:17
York. It seems like she was
6:19
repetitive. She's done this in every
6:21
property she's bought, so I was concerned, but maybe Halligan's
6:24
going to surprise me if she does.
6:26
I got to give her a one up on that, George.
6:28
Yeah, well, I just looked it up. Lance.
6:30
She's 36 years old and says she's single so.
6:33
I don't know, George, you might have to reach out.
6:38
Hot and smart. Yo Trump, hook it up man.
6:41
Hook it up My brother Trump George is single.
6:43
He needs to find a solid girl like this.
6:46
All right, Well, of course. You know the serial liar,
6:48
Leticia James. She's come out gun blazing now.
6:51
Halligan, I guess. Is she also talking about John
6:54
Bolton and Schiff? Is that from her?
6:57
That's what they're saying they're talking about.
6:59
We know they said John Bolton is definitely his indictments
7:02
coming this week, but it's just for the fact that it's got a
7:07
shifty Schiff on there, you know?
7:10
It's ship, you got to flush it. And we got, that's what I'm
7:12
saying, Fanny, what? Fanny Willis is being
7:14
investigated. Lisa Cook, we know that I mean,
7:17
And John Brennan and Brennan. Yeah, so I guess.
7:23
Are coming. They're coming.
7:25
I guess. Get ready for it.
7:27
I guess Halligan's indictment came a lot faster than people
7:29
were expecting. I thought it was overdue.
7:31
Not because under Halligan's watch.
7:32
I don't want to hold her responsible.
7:34
I'm talking about that. It was sitting and it was low
7:36
hanging fruit. I have heard some rumblings.
7:40
I'm not going to say where I got it from.
7:41
I heard it over the week. I heard a thing.
7:44
I heard something. I heard some things.
7:45
Yeah. Let's go.
7:47
I heard DJT is not very happy with Pam Bondi and it's a very
7:52
very reliable source so I. Don't know, man, because you
8:01
know, he was praising her not too long ago.
8:03
First he he talked some smack about her and not even an hour
8:07
later before, within an hour, he was praising her.
8:09
So listen, Donald Trump went and got this stupid MRA booster.
8:16
MRNA booster, did he? And a flu shot.
8:19
So I don't know, I don't know what's going on with him.
8:22
I think he's getting a little but.
8:25
I don't know why. Would he do that in defense of
8:29
Trump? I'm going to say this.
8:31
I don't think he got it. I think he's just, they're
8:34
saying it because of the deal he made with Pfizer that, you know,
8:37
to bring prescription prices down and this and that so.
8:39
You think so? They probably threw and said yo.
8:41
Yeah, but I don't even want him to do that.
8:43
Doesn't that kind of promote other people taking it if they
8:45
think Donald Trump took it? He's not promoted.
8:48
It's the White House doctor just said it, put it out in a
8:52
statement. So I don't know.
8:57
Well, just because you see 20 year friends jump off a bridge
9:01
doesn't mean you got to do it. Well, it looks like Halligan.
9:05
Behind the scenes, everybody said that she wanted to move
9:08
fast. That didn't come from anybody
9:09
else. She didn't.
9:10
I guess the she didn't. Even tell AG Bondy that she was
9:13
doing this. You know, listen, I love it.
9:16
I love. And I guess the list of
9:18
investigations is not only, you know, US Senator Shifty Schiff,
9:25
Christopher Wray, John Brennan, Georgia prosecutor Fanny Willis.
9:31
There's a lot going on here. And if this is true, I'm pretty
9:35
excited. Every single mortgage document
9:37
Letitia James signed over the last 42 years has falsified
9:41
information, is what they're saying.
9:43
So mortgage documents, 42 years and she committed mortgage
9:47
fraud. It sounds like this is a
9:49
concurrent criminal enterprise. It's an ongoing enterprise.
9:52
And because it's all part of the same event, meaning it's all to
9:57
buy mortgages and buy properties.
9:59
So I would have to believe that since this one was in 24, that
10:03
may allow them to go all the way back for the full 42 years
10:06
because it's an ongoing criminal enterprise, it sounds.
10:08
Like listen to this. She's 66 years old.
10:11
They're they're saying from 24 years old she was buying houses
10:14
or whatever she was doing. Well, that one deal with her
10:17
father I think was back then, I think.
10:18
She was 24. Yeah, I think the property is
10:21
that when. You married him.
10:24
I don't, I don't remember the timeline, but I'm pretty sure
10:27
that that the multi family unit in, in, in New York was
10:31
purchased back then. I think that's the first one.
10:34
So normally there'd be a statue of limitations, but when you,
10:36
you have a concurrent criminal enterprise, you have ongoing
10:39
criminal actions in the furtherance of this crime.
10:42
They can kind of tie them all together.
10:43
So it's possible that Halligan believes she can go, she can go
10:46
all the way back, which would be amazing cause James would lose
10:49
every single one of those properties.
10:51
They'd all be seized. So pretty interesting.
10:54
I guess you got a clip here. Let's play the clip.
10:57
I do hold on, you want the clip? Yeah, all.
11:01
Right here. We go.
11:03
Joining us now, forensic accountant Sam Antar, the man
11:05
who uncovered this all at the very beginning.
11:08
You broke this open. It has gone all the way to the
11:10
top, to the DOJ. Letitia James has now been
11:12
indicted against Sam. As I said, I I'm not celebrating
11:15
this like, oh, yeah, yeah, great.
11:16
They got it. That's not what this is about.
11:18
This is about someone doing something allegedly wrong and
11:20
getting caught. So walk us through it.
11:22
I'll walk you through it. First of all, she owns three
11:24
properties, one on Peroni Ave. and what in Virginia, one on
11:29
Sterling Drive in Virginia and one in Brooklyn.
11:32
This indictment covers the property on Peroni Ave.
11:36
The way, first of all, I'm not part of this tit for tat with
11:38
Trump or anything like that. I was, at the time I was
11:42
retired, you know, taking my time looking through financial
11:45
puzzles and I was. Looking at the financial
11:49
reporting of Letitia James to New York State of personal
11:52
financial disclosures. What I found was she bought that
11:56
property on Peroni Ave. the one she was indicted for in 2020.
12:00
In 2021 she showed no mortgage. 2022 she showed no mortgage.
12:06
In 2023 all of a sudden 2 mortgages pop up that exceed the
12:10
value of the property by about 200%.
12:13
That led to a red flag. So I went back as any forensic
12:16
accountant does, and I ordered the title report and all of a
12:19
sudden I find that she bought the property with a mortgage
12:22
that was never disclosed. And the two mortgages that were
12:25
disclosed to New York State, we're not we're not in the
12:29
property records, unrecorded mortgages.
12:32
Now this property here, she got caught because the mortgage
12:37
clause said that she was going to buy it as a second home.
12:40
She put it on her tax return that she was going to be there
12:43
zero days a year. She also put it on a Schedule E,
12:47
which is on a tax return that she was earning income from it.
12:51
Fine, OK. But the problem is she never
12:54
told the bank it was going to be an investment property and she
12:57
reaped benefits, couldn't be a rental based on the mortgage
13:00
rate that they gave her. Now the other interesting thing
13:03
which I said on the year earlier is she showed income on a
13:07
financial disclosures in 2020 when she bought the property.
13:11
She didn't show the property mortgage, but 2021 and 2223 and
13:16
24, she didn't show any income on that, on that property.
13:21
So was she under reporting to New York State?
13:23
I don't know. It's something that I sit on the
13:26
air. The feds got to look at it and
13:28
clearly they haven't. Clearly they've decided it's
13:30
appropriate to bring an indictment down at a grand jury.
13:32
They're doing the thing. Yeah, go ahead.
13:33
But this is only one of more to come.
13:35
That's right. Because that that was where I
13:37
was going to lead this to because there are other
13:38
properties. And I know the property in
13:40
Brooklyn the way she listed it, with a certain amount of rooms.
13:44
No certain around of units, she said.
13:46
It was 4 units. She said well I've always used
13:48
this 4 units, blah blah bullshit.
13:50
Yeah, it's it's believe that one out.
13:54
It's supposed to be. It's supposed it's 5 units.
13:56
According to the certificate of occupancy, no owner of a
14:00
property can determine their own occupancy.
14:02
They have to get permission from the Department of buildings for
14:06
the for to change the certificate of occupancy.
14:08
Certificate of occupancy, said 5.
14:11
She should have applied as commercial loans at higher
14:14
rates. She should have applied for
14:16
commercial insurance at higher costs, but she didn't.
14:19
She treated she treated as a four unit or less property.
14:23
Do you think let's focus in on the the property in Virginia
14:26
where the indictment has come down.
14:28
Would you consider that to be pretty much a slam dunk?
14:31
I've heard other people talking about it that, you know, the way
14:33
it's laid out. I mean, yeah, yeah, she, she did
14:35
this and that's that. It's it's as plain as day, but.
14:38
This isn't a complicated case. No, it isn't a complicated case,
14:42
but everybody's looking at that one property.
14:45
There's two other properties that she committed mortgage
14:47
fraud on and every single mortgage document that she
14:51
signed going back 42 years with her signature on it had
14:55
falsified information was false. You're saying all three
14:59
properties all mortgage fraud across the board?
15:01
Yes. This is why this is not a one
15:03
off. I'm sorry.
15:03
This is not a one off for mistake.
15:05
This. Is one right after the other?
15:07
Right after the other. So she's saying she knew what
15:09
she was doing and was doing it on repeat.
15:11
That's yes. Yeah.
15:13
Yes. Unfortunately, yes.
15:14
OK. Sam Antar, appreciate it, man.
15:16
Good to see you. Information.
15:20
You know, Sam Antar knows this stuff.
15:24
No doubt, Sam. Sam sounds like the proverbial
15:27
hardcore, you know, a Jewish accountant.
15:30
I love it. The guy's definitely doing his
15:32
work and he was the one that broke the story.
15:34
Now, what I think is interesting, what I think is
15:37
really interesting is Chuck Schumer, of course, not part of
15:40
investigations by Halligan yet, but he comes out on Sunday and
15:45
he's responding to the Letitia James mortgage fraud indictment
15:49
and he's talking about how he believes radical left militants
15:54
should be forcefully rising up against the government.
15:58
Now if that's not a that. Sounds like an insurrection to
16:02
me. It sounds like an unlawful act
16:04
to me. I hear Schumer and of course,
16:06
talking to Al Sharpton, who I can't stand.
16:09
What? I can't believe this this the
16:10
guy is still around. I mean, at the end of the day, I
16:12
just can't believe he's still alive.
16:15
But you listen, you know, he's he, he wants to complain about
16:19
this. He wants to talk about that Eric
16:21
Siebert nomination. Well, Eric didn't want to charge
16:24
her. And it is plain as day, if you
16:26
understand the federal statutes, there's no doubt, George, that
16:29
Letitia James committed multiple crimes on this enterprise, goes
16:35
back for 42 years. Now, was she committing mortgage
16:39
fraud? You know, tax fraud.
16:41
We don't know the extent of it because I haven't seen her tax
16:44
returns. But look, you know, it's always
16:47
funny how Schumer wants to come out and defend people that broke
16:51
the law. And I think it's interesting
16:53
that he's the 1:00 calling for some kind of violent uprising.
16:57
He's talking about that this is a dictatorship and this is what
17:00
tyranny's all about, blah, blah, blah.
17:04
It's more gaslighting, in my opinion.
17:06
And at the end of the day, look, Latisha James, she stepped off
17:09
the curb. She clearly is supposed to be an
17:12
expert in mortgages and banking. That's how she portrayed herself
17:16
during the Donald Trump investigation and the charges
17:19
that came against Donald Trump. She she's already come out and
17:22
said, oh, I'm going to be fighting and she's all over the
17:24
top. But I don't know how she's going
17:25
to fight any of this. I think the evidence is clear.
17:28
I mean, what do you got? What are your thoughts here,
17:29
George? Well, I would go to Leticia
17:31
James that said, Leticia, let me ask you a question.
17:35
All the paperwork they say they have on you, let's say they
17:38
didn't say Leticia James and it said Donald J Trump.
17:41
Would you be? Would you be prosecuting them?
17:44
100% And that's a great point. And that's what I mean.
17:48
This isn't it for Cat. If she says no then he says well
17:50
why'd you do all the other bullshit then you should re
17:54
remove all them past things. Yeah, there's no doubt they
17:58
weaponized the legal system and now she's facing the long arm of
18:02
justice. But we've got the clip.
18:04
This is that. But Chucky Schumer, let's go to
18:06
here. Chucky boy, right?
18:08
Haven't haven't they learned enough from this calling for
18:13
violence, rhetoric, rhetoric, uprising, like, you know, people
18:16
act out on it because let's face it, somebody's the leftist.
18:20
They're just little looney tunes and they they say, oh, Chucky,
18:22
Schumer said. I got to do an uprising.
18:24
So let me, let me do something. Let me go hard to Republican or
18:27
conservative, whatever. I.
18:29
Mean what's wrong? This to me, this is what's
18:31
everything wrong with media. Here's an MSNBC giving a
18:35
platform to Al Sharpton, right? And Chuck Schumer calling for
18:39
violence now, this is exactly the the problem we have.
18:43
This is what should allow the FCC to yank MSNB CS license.
18:48
In my opinion. This shouldn't be allowed to go
18:50
on anybody that's still watching MSNBC, you're making a huge
18:54
mistake because they are giving a platform for people like this.
18:57
Al Sharpton's been a fat mouth for for decades.
19:00
I wish he would just, you know, move on and and you know, live
19:03
the rest of his life without believing everybody wants to
19:06
hear what the hell he has to say.
19:07
But let's listen to the garbage these two are spewing.
19:10
This is no joke. Let's talk about Trump's
19:13
recognization of the Justice Department.
19:16
On Thursday, federal prosecutors indicted your and my state's
19:20
attorney general, Letitia James, for alleged mortgage fraud.
19:25
Criminal charges against former National Secretary John Bolton
19:29
could come as early as next week.
19:31
You said this is what tyranny looks like.
19:35
Can you explain that? Yes, they have made the Justice
19:39
Department which under every other president, Democrat or
19:42
Republican pursued the law and and went after people who broke
19:46
the law. They have made it into Trump's
19:48
personal attack dog. That is what dictatorships do.
19:52
That's what tyranny is all about.
19:54
And they did it with Tish James. She had a legitimate case.
19:58
She pursued it. She actually won.
20:00
So Trump is now trying to get back at her.
20:02
But the case is so weak that even Trump's first prosecutor,
20:06
who he appointed, said there's not a case here.
20:08
So he fired that one and put a new prosecutor in who would do
20:11
whatever he wants. But I talked to Tish James 1/2
20:14
hour after the indictment came through.
20:16
She is strong, she is tough. She is resolute and she is
20:20
confident, as am I, that these charges will be rejected
20:23
because. They have no basis, no basis in
20:26
law or in fact. So I respect her.
20:29
She's my friend. And it's, you know, they're
20:31
doing something vicious to her. Now, sticking with Letitia James
20:35
indictment for a moment, the New York Times is reporting the
20:38
property Trump's Justice Department is claiming is an
20:42
investment property was being occupied by relatives who were
20:46
not paying rent. Do you think that could be part
20:49
of the reason why career prosecutors were reluctant to
20:53
move forward with? This case in the 1st place, I
20:56
haven't seen the specific factual affidavits and things
20:59
like that, but yes, it was absolutely clear that they had
21:03
no case and one of them was fired because he wouldn't do it
21:07
to his integrity said there's no case here, I'm not going
21:09
forward. Then they find another one.
21:12
It is. It is just such a hallmark of
21:15
tyrannical, autocratic dictatorship societies that the
21:21
they use the prosecutorial department as a political
21:25
weapon. It is a disgrace.
21:26
And every American, I don't care if you're Democrat, Republican,
21:30
liberal, conservative, moderate, people should be forcefully
21:34
rising up against this, speaking out against it and making it
21:37
clear how inimical this is to what our democracy has been for,
21:42
stood for, for, you know, more than two, two centuries.
21:47
You know, Lance, I'm going to say this.
21:48
I want to, you know, I want to show people how fake Chuck
21:51
Schumer is in so many ways because I didn't hear hear him
21:55
crying out when they went after did it to Bannon, when they did
21:58
it to Roger Stone, when they did it to General Flynn, when they
22:02
did it was a McAuliffe. No, no, forget his name and they
22:07
didn't. He didn't say anything when he
22:09
when they went after Trump. Of course not.
22:10
So hold on. And then now the prosecutor just
22:15
presented evidence to a grand jury.
22:17
The grand jury said there's enough here to indict her.
22:19
OK, then that's what it is. But now I'm going to show you
22:23
how more of a fake ass he is. He's a fake Jew.
22:26
Want to know why? Because Trump just made a
22:28
historic peace deal between Gaza and Israel and he hasn't even
22:31
come out and said anything positive about it or even
22:33
praised Trump on it. And he's supposed to be Jewish.
22:37
And he wants to talk about a weaponization.
22:39
Here's a guy that was screaming at the top of the Raptors.
22:42
Of course, Schumer couldn't wait.
22:43
The Russian collusion hoax. That's all he could talk about.
22:46
The completely fraudulent Russian collusion hoax.
22:49
And birds of a feather flock together.
22:51
Here he is saying, oh, I'm friends with Letitia James and
22:53
Al Sharpton. Look, Al Sharpton's had plenty
22:55
of his own problems. 1989 tax evasion charges.
22:59
I mean, I know he beat him, but there were 67 counts of tax
23:01
evasion. I don't know how he beat it, but
23:03
he supposedly did. He was a government informant
23:05
that a lot of people don't know that he was an undercover
23:07
informant and he was listed and he was working with the FBI.
23:11
He admitted to wearing a wire for the FBI and cooperating with
23:14
investigations into organized crime figures, including boxing
23:18
promoter Don King and mobster Vincent the Chin Gigante.
23:22
You know, so this guy's been a snitch.
23:24
He's not an ethical guy. And then don't forget the Taiwan
23:27
Brawley case. Sharp and, you know, hyped that
23:30
thing up, was going nuts with it.
23:31
It's that's that black teenager that accused 6 white men of
23:34
rape. Well, of course he was one of
23:36
the big, big moves behind it and the whole thing turned out to be
23:40
a hoax. This is not an ethical guy.
23:41
Anybody that's living listening to Al Sharpton and has got to be
23:44
thinking twice about it. I mean, you know, he's a snitch.
23:47
And on top of it, Schumer, I don't understand why Schumer,
23:50
you know, at the end of the day, the Russian collusion hoax, he's
23:53
going to get wrapped up in that. He is everything that's wrong
23:56
with Congress. I mean, this guy is just a total
23:58
POS. So these two, I, you know, I
24:00
almost feel bad making you guys listening to it here on the Big
24:03
men Show, but I always want to expose the truth.
24:05
Truth talking about exposing the truth is a new report just came
24:09
out. Jealous your favorite mayor.
24:10
Mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdami supposedly took $13,000 in
24:16
illegal donations for his campaign.
24:19
No, say it ain't so. That's what they're saying.
24:22
I guess there's one that came in from his mother-in-law in Dubai,
24:27
which is a foreign donation, so. His mother-in-law lives in
24:33
Dubai. Yeah, 107 of 170 of Mandami's
24:38
nearly 54,000 donations came from individuals listing
24:41
addresses outside the United States.
24:45
And under federal and state law, only American citizens and
24:47
permanent legal residents can contribute to political
24:50
campaigns. So it says that, you know, of
24:53
course, the law says the candidates who accept foreign
24:55
donations must return them immediately.
24:58
He has not done so. So my question is those 88,
25:02
there's 88 foreign donations, the total 7190.
25:06
He already didn't return them. So the crime's been committed.
25:08
My question is are they going to let him go, You know, let him
25:11
back that out and pay it back. Right now he's got about 6.1
25:14
million in cash reserves, but. So this is a a state election,
25:20
so I wonder if the federal election laws count to him or is
25:24
only this? That I actually read state and
25:26
federal law. So he was supposed to return it.
25:28
One of the largest donors was this Australian Environmental.
25:31
Scientist, That's not what it's coming to.
25:34
You jumped the gun. Oh, I'm sorry.
25:35
Go ahead. Can the feds arrest him and
25:38
charge him or has to come from the state?
25:41
I don't know, that's a good question.
25:42
I don't know. But, you know, of course,
25:44
Australian environmental scientist James Furlod gave him
25:48
2100. These are foreign contributors.
25:52
They're not supposed to be doing it.
25:53
He knows better. He did it anyway.
25:55
And to me, the crime's already been committed.
25:57
Just because he tries to give the money back now, what does
26:00
that mean? He's already taking the money.
26:03
So I this Mondami guy, he came out of nowhere.
26:06
He's apos. He's just going to ruin New
26:08
York. I mean, I'm upset about it, of
26:10
course. I'm a native New Yorker.
26:11
At the end of the day, I don't want to see some scumbag like
26:13
that running what's left in New York into the ground.
26:16
But at this point, I don't know what's going to happen.
26:19
What do you think about this next story?
26:21
Charge Trump firing 20% of the Department of Education
26:24
employees? I'm kind of liking it.
26:27
I'm loving it. I just want to say we got what,
26:28
like 20-2 days before the elections?
26:31
So pay attention, vote wisely, 20%, I mean, it's great, Great
26:38
start, right? Probably could have fired more,
26:40
but get rid of them because what does the Education department do
26:43
anyway? Nothing.
26:45
I mean nothing to. Target.
26:46
Grades of students have been going down ever since they got
26:48
involved. It's a bloated entity.
26:51
It always has been. A bunch of the teachers unions
26:53
are claiming the layoffs would harm students.
26:56
I don't know. I think they've already harmed
26:57
the students. I think the the bathroom door is
26:59
already open. But at the end of the day, I've
27:02
never liked that department. I'd like it to be go completely
27:04
away. I mean, I don't know what your
27:06
thoughts are, but I don't think it's great.
27:08
They're saying, they're saying the most significant reductions
27:12
are coming from the Office of Special Education and rebuilt
27:17
those serves and then staff tied to the TRIO college access
27:20
program. So but then I heard there's a
27:26
thing that they're not taking away from any kids with
27:30
disabilities or something. So that's good, but I thought
27:35
they're going to go after their first liberal organizations,
27:39
like the things they donate to or fund.
27:42
Who's going to start cracking at those?
27:45
I. Don't know, Vaught.
27:46
I don't know what Vaught's doing.
27:47
I was hoping they were going to fire more people than they
27:49
already have. It's a great opportunity with
27:51
with, you know, the government being shut down to take
27:53
advantage of it. At the end of the day, I don't
27:55
know. I'd like to see more, not less.
27:57
And as far as the elections coming up, I'd sure like to see
28:00
all the indictments for the Russian collusion hoax to be
28:03
completed. But before, that'd be great to
28:04
snatch a bunch of those people right out of Congress, leave
28:07
some open slots and some panic on the end of the Democrats
28:10
because there are plenty of them that committed multiple crimes
28:13
against the United States and its people.
28:14
So we'll have to see what happens at the end of the day,
28:17
how we doing for time, George, we have to take a break.
28:21
We do, but you know what I want? I want us.
28:25
I got a message, Lance. Yeah.
28:28
You know something? I think you should bring that up
28:30
because I got to tell you, how much weight have you lost so far
28:32
in charge? Over 10 lbs baby.
28:35
You're on a roll, brother. And that that was like a month.
28:38
I think it's great. Yeah.
28:39
You definitely should tip everybody off on how you're
28:41
doing it, what you're using you. Want me to let me?
28:43
Should I let him into my secret? I think he should.
28:46
I'm going to do it because I bet a lot of people don't know,
28:49
like, especially by the time the average person get hit 60, they
28:53
lost and regained several £100. I mean, that's a lot, right?
28:57
Yeah. I had no idea how much damage
28:59
gaining and losing weight could do.
29:01
Doctors call it weight cycling. Half Americans do it and if you
29:05
do it enough you are at risk of diabetes, liver damage, heart
29:08
attack and stroke. Weight cycling is when you lose
29:12
10 or so pounds, but then you put them pounds back plus a
29:15
couple more and that puts tremendous strain on your organs
29:20
and lead to serious health issues.
29:22
Bottom line, most people need help.
29:24
Stop weight cycling and here's a great way.
29:27
Non prescription Lean was created by doctors.
29:31
Lean is an oral supplement, not a GL P1 injectable.
29:34
And the science is impressive. It's studied ingredients also
29:39
target weight loss in three powerful ways.
29:41
Lean helps maintain healthy blood sugar.
29:44
It helps control appetite and cravings, and it helps burn fat
29:48
by converting it to energy. And burning fat helps keep the
29:51
weight off. So if you want to lose
29:53
meaningful weight at a healthy pace and keep it off, add Lean
29:56
to your diet and exercise lifestyle.
29:59
Get 20% off when you enter code big meg@takelean.com.
30:04
Once again, that's code big meg@takelean.com.
30:07
You get 20% off. Now I got the QR code right here
30:11
picture the bottle, take a screenshot, save to your photo
30:13
files. It'll take you right to the lean
30:15
sites. You get yourself lean and get
30:17
healthy. We're all going to get try to
30:18
get healthy together because we need to stick around.
30:21
We're in a we're in war in so many fronts, spiritual war,
30:25
everything. And we need to be healthy to
30:27
fight this because do we have a country to save?
30:29
Children's futures depend on us. They certainly do.
30:34
You know, I got to throw this in here really quickly because I
30:36
just saw this. A Georgia judge was arrested for
30:40
drunk. Driving after.
30:42
After backing his car into a truck in the parking lot.
30:45
Listen to this closely guys of wackos strip club.
30:50
Yep Yep wackos strip club and talks to it.
30:52
He's resigned now, but of course not before he got arrested for
30:56
DUI. You can't come out of wackos
30:59
drunk, judge. You just got it.
31:00
You got it. You should have called an Uber.
31:01
Brother. If you're in there making it
31:03
rain, you can't just roll up and just get back in your car.
31:06
I mean, all right, at the end of the day, we'll be right back.
31:08
You know what that music means? The big, big, big, big, big
31:12
show. It's going to take a short
31:13
break. We'll be right back with George
31:15
Ballantine, Lance Maniacho. Tip of the spear, baby.
31:18
And we're not going to wacko strip club.
31:20
We're going to be right here waiting for you guys.
31:22
Stay tuned. We got the music for the strip
31:24
club. That's it.
31:31
Oh no, wacko. Are you ready to stand up for
31:48
your community and support your local sheriff?
31:52
Joined The Constitutional Sheriff's and Peace Officers
31:55
Association have become a vital member of the Sheriff's Citizens
31:58
Posse. At CS.
32:00
Poa.org, We empower citizens like you through weekly
32:04
webinars, arming you with the knowledge to back your
32:06
constitutional County Sheriff. Together, we can uphold our
32:10
Constitution and ensure liberty and justice for all.
32:13
Your community needs you now more than ever.
32:16
Visit CSP oa.org and join the Sheriff's citizens posse today.
32:21
Make a difference. Stand for freedom.
32:23
That's CSP oa.org. Your country, your fight, your
32:27
future. What if you could predict your
32:36
financial future? And what if you could trade on
32:40
it? Introducing Block Trust IRA the
32:43
future in your hands. An astonishing 88,000
32:46
millionaires were created last year from the Bitcoin boom and
32:50
you could be next. Block Trust IRA is the only
32:53
crypto management firm powered by AI driven strategies.
32:56
Ranked number one in the world by Bitcoin Magazine, the Block
33:01
Trust IRA platform is built for everyone from first time buyers
33:04
to seasoned investors. Predictive AI technology that
33:08
was once only reserved for insiders and elites is now
33:12
available to you. It's time to leave the old buy
33:14
and hold strategies behind. Your assets are protected with
33:18
military grade security, offline cold storage, and $200 million
33:23
in insurance. Visit blocktrustira.com to book
33:26
your free consultation and ask how to claim up to $2500 in
33:30
deposit bonuses today. Bitcoin changed the game.
33:34
AI changes the strategy. Hi folks, I'm here today to
33:37
introduce you to the Prepper Bar from prepperbar.com, the most
33:41
unique precious metals product we have seen in a long time.
33:44
These 62g bars are perforated and easily broken down into your
33:48
choice of three different sizes to fit a multitude of needs.
33:52
Whether it be from asset protection from inflation,
33:55
economic turmoil, or its unique utility for barter and trade,
33:59
the Prepper Bar makes a perfect. Gift for all the precious metal
34:03
lovers out there, exclusively made here in the USA.
34:06
And selling out fast. Available in both gold and
34:09
silver, these slim prepper bars fit neatly in your wallet and
34:12
their utility enables use in any situation.
34:16
Forge through rigorous training in Honed by the finest
34:20
instructors on earth, these canine units serve beside our
34:24
nation's warriors as they fight to preserve who we cherish.
34:29
When these warriors complete their duty, the Warrior Dog
34:32
Foundation provides them with the home deserving of the
34:35
service they've given us all at our state-of-the-art kennels.
34:38
They receive rehabilitation and care suitable for heroes because
34:43
that's what they are. Be a part of giving them a
34:48
future today. Visit warriordogfoundation.org.
35:01
All right, welcome back to the Big Meg show.
35:04
Here we host Lance Migliacho, George Valentin.
35:07
We got the big Meg Mafia in the chat.
35:08
The Big Meg army. Be out there listening or
35:11
watching. Come join the chat if you can.
35:13
And don't forget, share this on your social media while we're
35:15
live. Help build the show and educate
35:17
people. And don't forget to hit that
35:19
thumbs up button, the like button sharing that red big big
35:23
Mafia button. It's red hit that button, make
35:26
it official. It's $5 a month subscription
35:28
truly helps us out with overhead.
35:31
Every little bit helps and we you know, if you can please do
35:35
can't we still love you and we still want you here.
35:38
But shout out to our sponsor, you know, by the financial elite
35:43
have been quietly building well through cryptocurrency.
35:46
Hardworking Americans have been left behind.
35:49
That's why I want to tell you about block trustira.com.
35:51
They're bringing access the cryptocurrency wealth to
35:54
everyday people. Their exclusive Animus AI
36:00
trading platform works 24/7 analyzing market data and
36:04
executing advanced crypto strategies that go far beyond
36:08
buy and hold. This is sophisticated technology
36:11
once reserved only for Wall Street insiders.
36:15
Now it's available to you. And it's no surprise the system
36:18
was named the number one crypto technology platform at Bitcoin
36:22
magazine out of more than 1500 global competitors.
36:26
Now, whether you're a teacher, truck driver, small business
36:29
owner, or a retiree watching inflation eat away at your
36:33
savings block trust IRA Advanced Animus AI gives everyday
36:38
Americans the same advantages as a financial lead and clients.
36:42
They're already seeing over 250% returns on their investments,
36:48
all with military grade security and up to 200 million in
36:51
insurance. Your wealth is fully protected.
36:55
Don't wait. Visit Big Make crypto.com today
36:58
and see how you can join the financial revolution that's
37:01
finally given everyday Americans access to crypto opportunity of
37:04
a lifetime. Once again, visit Big Make
37:07
crypto.com today and you can get up to $2500 of free crypto.
37:12
Now I have the QR code here. Take a screenshot, save to your
37:15
photo files. Don't go because we have a
37:18
special guest joining the show right now.
37:21
This is Banksy. Yeah, Banksy.
37:23
How big, Big listeners, I want you to meet this special guest,
37:27
Banksy. Look at that little he.
37:29
Was over there. He was over there making noise.
37:32
It's our new it's our relatively new puppy.
37:34
He put him up there. He's another rescue.
37:36
I don't know if you guys can see him because he's blending in
37:38
with my shirt. Come here, buddy.
37:40
Can you see? Yeah, I think everybody can see
37:42
him. You can see.
37:43
He's just a little. Guy.
37:44
Yeah, he's a little guy. He was whining because I was
37:47
over here and I don't know if you guys could hear it in the
37:50
background. No, we're not neglecting our
37:53
dog. He just sees me on air sometimes
37:55
and he starts wanting to come on and here he is.
37:58
So that is Banksy the wonder pup.
38:02
Hold on Lance, I mean I don't know what the F is going on, but
38:07
why in God's name is Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau public
38:13
display affection session confirms romance rumors this
38:17
couple of new photograph sharing intimate moments on Perry's
38:20
yacht in Santa Barbara. Now Lance, she made a great
38:23
point. Her yacht is not that really
38:26
fancy. I mean she.
38:27
Makes serious money. That is a sucky yacht #1 And I
38:32
got to tell you, I mean, she, she, she was going, she was with
38:35
Russell Brand. Who's Russell?
38:38
Brand or no, not Russell Brand. She was with Russell Brand.
38:41
Yes, she. Was.
38:43
Yes, 100%. Now them, this is a long time
38:46
ago. They haven't been together for a
38:47
long time, but I just can't imagine the beta male Justin
38:50
Trudeau, all the people that Katy Perry can get with that.
38:54
She was who's the last person she was with?
38:56
Orlando Bloom, I think she has some kids with him, too.
39:00
I mean, there's the yacht. First of all, the yacht blows.
39:03
I thought Trudeau was married. Nope, he's divorced now,
39:07
separated or something that's done here.
39:09
He is grabbing some booty there, though.
39:12
I don't know, I'm just shocked. Justin Trudeau, of all the
39:16
people that Katy Perry could be with.
39:18
I mean, they were first spotted having dinner together in July.
39:21
But this is, this is an ongoing thing, I guess.
39:26
I guess they got security guards and the rest of it.
39:28
I mean, it is what it is. Hey, Gidge.
39:31
That's all right. Let him.
39:32
Let him be on there, man. He's cool.
39:35
He's white Monarch. Banksy.
39:36
Be quiet. Enjoy the show, Banksy.
39:39
Jeez. Yeah, I'm going to hand him off
39:40
to my wife here. Hold on.
39:42
Come on. Come.
39:43
On Man like Katy Perry What the. Hell is, I don't know man.
39:48
George. You you should have made your
39:50
move before this happened. I don't know what to think
39:52
about. This.
39:52
I don't know, man. She's too satanic for me.
39:55
I'm a Christian. I'm a good.
39:56
Christian, I don't know what's going.
39:58
On Christian. You know, Katie and Orlando, I
40:01
think Orlando Bloom is a a much better fit and a much better win
40:06
for her than Justin Trudeau. Wow.
40:09
So I guess Justin Trudeau and his ex-wife Sophie, they
40:11
separated in 23 after an 18 year marriage.
40:14
So I assume it's on its way to divorce or it's already
40:16
divorced. I imagine after she sees this
40:18
photo, it's done. I don't know.
40:21
It's one of those things that I saw it and I couldn't believe it
40:23
and I I had to verify because I thought maybe, you know, you
40:26
never know nowadays with AI, you got to double check everything,
40:29
but it's legit and I'm shocked. Katie, you really you hit the
40:34
bottom of the barrel on this one.
40:35
You could have done a lot better.
40:36
And seriously. How many you got?
40:38
To do something about that, yeah.
40:39
I'm going to do something right now.
40:41
Yeah. I mean, I like him.
40:42
I'm going to give props to Justin Brudo for snatching that
40:44
ass. I'm not a fan, but you're right.
40:49
I think he he went above it. He went above his pay grade and
40:53
he pulled it off. So I don't know, man.
40:55
You know what? You know what the you know what
40:57
this is about for Katy Perry, because, you know, she wears the
41:01
pants between them, too. And she tells him what to do and
41:04
how to do it and when to do it. There's no doubt in my mind that
41:07
he's going to obey like a little bitch that he is.
41:10
And that's what that's about them, too.
41:13
Because she, Katy Perry, wants control of everything.
41:17
All right, MTGI haven't been a fan of MTG really, I have to be
41:21
honest. I told you about her.
41:22
What did I tell you a long time ago?
41:23
Something about her. She's like a door knob.
41:25
Everybody gets a turn. She just goes with the flow of
41:28
the next person jumping from this one or that one.
41:30
Did you ever hear the story about how she she spent 100
41:33
grand on McCarthy's chapstick at auction or something?
41:36
No. Oh, it's a crazy story.
41:39
I don't even know what to believe of it.
41:40
But now she's talking about she's pro illegal aliens because
41:44
she wants like a cheap workforce.
41:47
She comes out and says we have to do something about labor and
41:50
that needs to be a smart. Plan.
41:52
Why? Because she's lost her
41:53
housekeepers. What?
41:55
OK. So she's always, I think been
41:57
involved with a construction company.
41:58
I think hers, I don't know, her husband's whoever.
42:01
Makes sense? And yeah.
42:04
Yep, losing her cheap labor. She probably lost some of her
42:07
contractors. You know, I don't know, let's
42:09
play the clip. But I just here we go, man.
42:12
Just somebody jumping ship and now they're going to come up.
42:15
I mean, look, if you want cheap labor, then get people here
42:17
legally. Don't do don't look for illegals
42:20
to do your cheap labor. Somebody's going to give her a
42:24
run for her money next year in midterms.
42:26
I think so too. As a conservative and as a
42:30
business owner in the construction industry and as a
42:33
realist, I can say we have to do something about labor.
42:37
And that needs to be a smarter plan than just rounding up every
42:41
single person and deporting them just like that.
42:45
So, and I'm going to get pushed back on that, but it's I'm, I'm
42:48
just living in reality from here on out.
42:51
And if I'm if anybody's mad at me for saying the truth, then
42:56
I'm sorry. Marjorie Taylor Green, ladies
42:58
and gentlemen, our next president.
43:00
Sorry. JD Vance.
43:03
Well, I mean, there's people are saying it.
43:05
I go to dinner parties. Yeah, I heard you well, by the
43:08
way. I heard you on Joe Rogan.
43:10
What idiot was that? And who The Who the hell is
43:12
saying her next president? You crazy?
43:14
She's just. Never going to have.
43:15
She's going to be lucky if she wins her her her back, her seat
43:18
next to stay. In Congress she'll be lucky, but
43:21
here she is talking about cheap labour.
43:23
She might have just caused herself an audit, who knows?
43:26
Who knows if she's been using illegals for labour.
43:29
If she has, that could get her in trouble.
43:31
I don't know what she's thinking even talking like that, but OK,
43:34
I don't. George, can you give me the
43:35
context of this next clip? I don't.
43:38
I mean Donald. Trump, I got to tell you, maybe
43:40
put himself. Out there.
43:41
Let me take this because so we all know sometimes Donald Trump
43:44
watches the show or maybe somebody close them maybe
43:47
watching from time to time or he does and he's on the plane.
43:51
This is he was on his way to Israel and he's, you know,
43:54
reporters. I guess I forget the question
43:57
was the context of the question. But Trump goes, he goes, I don't
44:02
think there's anything going to get me in heaven.
44:05
OK, Because I really don't. I think I'm not maybe heaven
44:09
bound because I'm not sure I'm going to be able to make heaven.
44:14
But I've made life a lot better for a lot of people.
44:16
So let me let me explain. It's not what you do Trump or
44:22
other people. OK, I'm going to give you a good
44:25
suggestion. Go find yourself a nice good
44:28
Christian pastor. Go get baptized.
44:31
You need to get baptized and get real with God and Jesus Christ.
44:35
Repent and Sir, you will be going to heaven.
44:39
You have to do that. And that's, you know, just do
44:42
that. I mean, imagine you want to talk
44:46
about if if imagine if you did get baptized right now you need
44:51
to get baptized. Just telling you take I did it.
44:55
You can do it. You need a pastor.
44:57
I'll find you one. If you need help, I'm more than
44:59
happy to help. Just here, listen to the clip.
45:02
The clip. Interesting.
45:03
Thing for him to say. Weeks ago, you were doing an
45:06
interview and you talked about how you hoped to end the war in
45:08
Ukraine because it might help you get into heaven.
45:12
How does how does this help? Does this help?
45:15
I mean, you know, I'm being a little cute.
45:18
I don't think there's anything going to get me in heaven.
45:20
OK. I've really, I think I think I'm
45:23
not maybe heaven bound. I may be in heaven right now as
45:27
we fly an Air Force One. I'm not sure I'm going to be
45:29
able to make heaven. But I've made life a lot better
45:32
for a lot of people. And, you know, as an example,
45:34
had the had the election of 2020 not been rigged, you would have
45:39
millions of people living just in Russia, Ukraine alone.
45:43
That would have never happened, and it didn't happen before.
45:47
That's the problem, man. He's worried about his ego, What
45:50
perception. Everybody thinks, you know,
45:51
Lance, this could be, this could be a side effect of that booster
45:55
shot. Could be, man, could be.
45:59
I don't know. I wish he'd never taken the
46:01
booster. I think it sets a bad example.
46:03
But at the end of the day, I guess he's got to do.
46:06
Everybody has a right to do what they want.
46:07
That's, you know, get to make your own health choice.
46:09
How many boosters Joe Biden got, And he got some more.
46:11
So you know, by the day, man, I don't know.
46:13
It's not good, not good. Well, Trump, I don't know, I
46:19
wish he'd sit down with Putin. I don't know if you can make any
46:21
sense with Zelensky. I still think it's Zelensky's
46:25
the problem, not Putin. But he said that if he might
46:28
have to sit down with Putin and tell him, look at this, war is
46:30
not going to get settled, I'm going to send some Tomahawks to
46:32
Ukraine. That's the last thing I want to
46:35
see. I don't want to give Ukraine
46:36
anything else. Now, this is an audio clip only,
46:38
so let's play it for the audience so I can hear it.
46:40
I'd have to speak to Russia, to be honest with you about
46:43
Tomahawks. Do they want to have Tomahawks
46:46
going in their direction? I don't think so.
46:48
I think I might speak to Russia about that.
46:50
No Fairness. I told that to President
46:53
Solinsky, because Tomahawks are a new step of aggression, right?
46:59
You understand that very well are.
47:02
You saying that you will? Speak to Putin first.
47:05
About the time I talk to him, I might say, look, if this war's
47:08
not going to get settled, I'm going to send them Tomahawks.
47:10
I may said that the tomahawk is a an incredible weapon, very
47:15
offensive weapon. And honestly, Russia does not
47:18
need that. They don't need that.
47:20
Yeah, I might tell them that if the war is not settled, that we
47:25
may very well do. We may not, but we may do it.
47:28
I think it's appropriate to bring up.
47:30
Yeah, I want to. I want to see the war settled.
47:32
Thank you very much. Tell them to be honest.
47:39
Not what I want to hear. Yeah, that one's lingering, that
47:42
war. Yeah, I don't, but I don't.
47:45
I don't like Zelensky, and I think the whole thing's a sham.
47:49
So there's. This is a terrible story you're
47:51
about to do here. It is.
47:53
I mean here, here's a couple doing the right thing there,
47:56
Massachusetts foster parents and they fostered 8 children and
48:00
they just got stripped of their license.
48:03
Why? Because they refused to bow down
48:07
to the woke ideology, the stupid mandates in that state that
48:12
forcing them to affirm children's LBGDQ, whatever
48:15
identity. I mean, the Christian number
48:19
one. I think there's a lawsuit coming
48:20
here, I hope to God, because you hear so many horror stories of
48:25
kids and foster families not being treated right, being
48:29
abused. I mean, so many things.
48:31
It's just disgusting. But here you have a couple that
48:33
are actually bringing these kids up, giving them love care,
48:37
giving them a home safe place and now they all because of
48:41
LGBTQ shit. Come on man, this just saying,
48:44
right? I mean, by signing that
48:48
document, they would have had to affirm, you know, gender
48:51
identities, chosen pronouns, gender neutral practices in
48:55
clothing and behavior. This is the problem with
48:57
Massachusetts. Here's a great family.
49:00
Here's a great Christian family doing the right thing.
49:02
They've opened their home up to 8 different children.
49:04
And this is the thanks they get. Unbelievable.
49:09
I don't you know, and I guess they've already filed some
49:11
documents. Their appeal was denied and
49:14
they're trying to figure out what their next steps are.
49:16
But Can you imagine? I mean, there's so many kids
49:19
that need homes and here's a family doing it.
49:21
And I don't know, I don't think that's a way to thank people for
49:24
what they're doing. But what's good is you have
49:26
other Christian foster families that are have now joined a
49:29
federal lawsuit against DCF that was filed by the Massachusetts
49:34
Family Institute, an alliance defending freedom.
49:36
So I think it's not going to be a, it's going to be a, a loss
49:41
for Massachusetts, just has to get to the higher courts.
49:45
The only problem is by losing their license, the question is,
49:48
are they going to pull all those kids, the kids that have a home
49:52
and now they're going to pull them out of there and they're
49:53
going to put them back into foster care and hope they land
49:56
in a safe spot. Can you imagine how how terrible
49:59
that is for those children? Unbelievable.
50:02
All right, I love this next one. Here's how much American
50:05
taxpayers are paying for U.S. Congress.
50:09
And I got to tell you, you're not getting your money's worth.
50:11
And, and, and if you really think about it, the amount of
50:13
money that's getting spent to get this job makes no sense
50:16
unless you plan on grifting. So I guess they're paying
50:19
174,000 each. We've talked about that 7.6
50:23
million per year for meal reimbursements.
50:27
I guess the House committees, they get $212 million just to
50:32
meet each Congress Rep is allotted.
50:37
George, explain this to me. Why do a why does a
50:39
congressional member need 18 staffers?
50:44
They can have up to 18 staffers and they're paid anywhere from
50:47
58,000 to 200 grand each. Well, probably because you know
50:50
when they try to rush one of these these bills through and
50:53
you need so many people to read it so you can so Congressperson
50:57
knows what the hell they're talking about.
50:59
Now you know why they have what all these stupid committee clown
51:02
show hearings and stuff because they get.
51:04
Oh yeah, they get paid every time it happens.
51:07
How about the MRA, which is called the Members
51:09
Representational Allowance? It's 810 million.
51:13
I guess the majority and minority leadership, Hakeem
51:17
Jeffries and Mike Johnson get 37.
51:20
Million just for them. Yeah, I guess the mRNA broken
51:27
down is about one and a half million for each congressional
51:29
Rep. I guess actual budget can range
51:32
around 2,000,000 per member, though some just might be closer
51:35
to 5 million. When you start including all the
51:37
expenses, they get another 750 million for operational costs
51:43
and 250 million for Senate expenses. 18 weeks of vacation.
51:48
So only 18 weeks, George. It's a tough vacation year.
51:51
They're just getting barely enough vacation.
51:53
They're only going to work 133 days in 2025.
51:57
So you're talking of anywhere of the total cost per individual, 1
52:00
1/2 to 2 billion. And what are we getting in
52:03
exchange? We're getting the shaft.
52:04
Let's play the clip. Yeah, I want to run for Congress
52:09
now. Shit.
52:11
OK, We're going to start something.
52:12
We're going to start going over the budget one day at a time.
52:16
Today, the House of Representatives.
52:19
You want to know where the pork is going?
52:21
Let's start with the people that are making the laws.
52:25
The MRA. The Members Representational
52:28
allowance is $810 million. There are 535 members of
52:36
Congress with an average salary of $175,000.
52:42
And yes, that has not changed since 2009, but forgive me if
52:47
I'm not shedding tears over somebody that can't live off
52:49
$175,000 because the average American earns $59,000, so
52:55
they're making three times the American average.
52:59
So please spare me your crocodile tears.
53:03
But with an $810 million budget, with 535 members of Congress,
53:11
that means on average we are budgeting $1.5 million to each
53:17
congressperson. Where is that money being spent
53:20
and what are they using $1.5 million on?
53:25
Oh, it gets better. The majority in minority
53:29
leadership, which would be Hakeem Jeffries and Mike
53:32
Johnson, they get $37 million just for them for I don't know,
53:40
Is it caviar for breakfast? I don't know.
53:44
And then the House committees, just to meet, they get $212
53:50
million. Think about that.
53:58
And these people are wanting to give themselves a 70, all of
54:03
them, Republicans and Democrats, a $70,000 raise, which is 35 or
54:11
40% ish. Think about this going back to
54:17
what I said, the average American earns $59,000 a year.
54:22
They're going to give themselves a $70,000 raise.
54:27
So they're going to pay themselves more, 22% more than
54:33
the average American currently earns as a raise, in addition to
54:37
their $175,000 current salary, which means on average they will
54:43
make $245,000. And Congress can't raise the
54:50
federal minimum wage, but they're giving themselves a
54:54
$70,000 raise to themselves. That must be nice.
55:03
This is why this government isn't working for us.
55:06
It's not a one side issue when it comes to.
55:07
This this is. Bananas.
55:10
We're spending an average on one point, on average $1.5 million
55:15
on each congressperson to give themselves a raise and to not
55:19
raise the minimum wage for Americans. 2 billion dollars,
55:23
1.9 billion in total for Congress to operate.
55:30
All this pork is in here for what?
55:33
To have meetings? We own the buildings in America.
55:37
We own them. What are you spending all this
55:39
money on? Why do you need $212 million for
55:42
the House committees? To what?
55:44
Are you guys flying to the moon? Is is the Wi-Fi?
55:48
What, $3000 an hour on an outer space on Elon Musk's rocket
55:51
ship? Where the hell is all this money
55:53
going? You want to cut the fat, cut
55:58
your budget, make it work. Cut out the $212 million, the
56:04
$37 million. That's a quarter billion
56:07
dollars. You want to cut it out?
56:08
Start there. But stop gaslighting the
56:11
American people and telling us that you care about us when
56:13
you're giving yourself a $70,000 raise.
56:19
This is why we're failing, because it's all about them.
56:22
It's not about the people. Have a good day.
56:28
Valid point, right? Sure is.
56:31
Balance the budget. Maybe you deserve a raise then,
56:34
but I don't think that'll ever happen.
56:36
What balance the budget? Come on, savings all.
56:40
Right. Well, I guess that's a wrap for
56:43
today. Big Mink shows out of time.
56:46
George's got to drive to Rumble. So we're going to keep it short
56:48
today. Just keep it real.
56:50
Give him an opportunity. He's got quite a drive ahead of
56:52
him, so he's going down there for a meeting at the end of the
56:54
day. Listen, if you like the Big Mink
56:56
show, thumbs up, comment, share, subscribe, take the short form,
56:59
take the long form, share it, take that live link, share it.
57:02
During the show. We want you to spread the word
57:04
far and wide. Let your friends and family know
57:06
this is the spot. Monday through Friday, 11:00 AM
57:09
Eastern standard. It's how we do it every single
57:12
episode, both sides of the aisle, all the current news.
57:15
And my, my one last bit of advice, if you're going to go to
57:19
wacko strip club, don't get drunk and don't be backing into
57:22
people, especially if you're a government official and Katy
57:25
Perry. You can do better than Justin
57:27
Trudeau, man, and get yourself a better yacht.
57:30
All that cheddar you got looking kind of that the yacht was
57:33
looking kind of jangly. Well, you know what?
57:36
It's only Monday, so let's see what indictments maybe happened
57:39
this afternoon. It could be something, we'll
57:42
see. We'll be on something all.
57:44
Right y'all have a great day, stay blessed, stay healthy,
57:47
catch you guys tomorrow, love you.
57:50
I might have. I might.
57:51
I might have. I might have.
57:52
I might. I might have to let.
57:56
It. Are you ready to stand up for
58:06
your community and support your local sheriff?
58:09
Join the Constitutional Sheriff's and Peace Officers
58:12
Association and become a vital member of the Sheriff's Citizens
58:16
Posse at CSP oa.org. We empower citizens like you
58:20
through weekly webinars, arming you with the knowledge to back
58:24
your Constitutional County Sheriff.
58:26
Together, we can uphold our Constitution and ensure liberty
58:29
and justice for all. Your community needs you now
58:33
more than ever. Visit CSP oa.org and join the
58:36
Sheriff's citizens posse today. Make a difference.
58:39
Stand for freedom. That's CSP oa.org.
58:42
Your country, your fight, your future.
58:48
What if you could predict your financial future?
58:51
And what if you could trade on it?
58:53
Introducing Block Trust IRA the future in your hands.
58:57
An astonishing 88,000 millionaires were created last
59:00
year from the Bitcoin boom and you can be next.
59:04
Block Trust IRA is the only crypto management firm powered
59:07
by AI driven strategies. Ranked number one in the world
59:11
by Bitcoin Magazine, the Block Trust IRA platform is built for
59:15
everyone from first time buyers to seasoned investors.
59:19
Predictive AI technology that was once only reserved for
59:23
insiders and elites is now available to you.
59:26
It's time to leave the old buy and hold strategies behind.
59:29
Your assets are protected with military grade security, offline
59:33
cold storage, and $200 million in insurance.
59:36
Visit blocktrustira.com to book your free consultation and ask
59:40
how to claim up to $2500 in deposit bonuses today.
59:44
Bitcoin changed the game. AI changes the strategy.
59:48
Hi folks, I'm here today to introduce you to the Prepper Bar
59:52
from prepperbar.com, the most unique precious metals product
59:55
we have seen in a long time. These 62g bars are perforated
59:59
and easily broken down into your choice of three different sizes
1:00:03
to fit a multitude of needs. Whether it be from asset
1:00:06
protection from inflation, economic turmoil, or its unique
1:00:10
utility for barter and trade, the Prepper Bar makes a perfect
1:00:14
gift for all the precious metal lovers out.
1:00:16
There exclusively made here in the USA.
1:00:19
And selling out fast. Available in both gold and
1:00:22
silver, these slim prepper bars fit neatly in your wallet, and
1:00:25
their utility enables use in any situation.
1:00:29
Forged through rigorous training in honed by the finest
1:00:32
instructors on earth, these canine units serve beside our
1:00:36
nation's warriors as they fight to preserve who we cherish.
1:00:42
When these warriors complete their duty, the Warrior Dog
1:00:45
Foundation provides them with the home deserving of the
1:00:47
service they've given us all at our state-of-the-art kennels.
1:00:51
They receive rehabilitation and care suitable for heroes because
1:00:56
that's what they are. Be a part of giving them a
1:01:00
future today. Visit warriordogfoundation.org.