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10/22/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Tim Burchett, George Santos, Tim Ballard, Derek Maltz. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America. Tonight, Santos sprung. In a surprising,
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Speaker 1: unexpected move, President Trump commutes the sentence of former Congressman
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Speaker 1: George Santos, who's now vowing to use his new found
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Speaker 1: freedom to advocate for prison reform. George's gonna join us
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Speaker 1: tonight to talk about what happened inside and what his
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Speaker 1: future looks like. Plus more and more Narco terrorists are
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Speaker 1: being annihilated. Look of that, and I gotta say I
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Speaker 1: love it. The US chalks up a total of eight
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Speaker 1: drug boats blown to Smithereens International waters, with a promise
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Speaker 1: to continue eradicating the poison and the punks who try
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Speaker 1: to transport it into the US. Thank you forty seven.
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Speaker 1: Also tonight, Schumer shut down day twenty two. President Trump,
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Speaker 1: though holding firm, refusing to negotiate with the Democrats until
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Speaker 1: they passed the clean cr and reopen the government. It's
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Speaker 1: all on them, folks. I'm Dan Ball and Real America
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Speaker 1: starts right now. Good Winnesday, evening to you. Thanks for
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Speaker 1: tuner in, folks. The radical left weaponized our justice system
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Speaker 1: to do what they couldn't do at the ballot box.
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Speaker 1: Take down Trump, his supporters and other Republicans. We had
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Speaker 1: a big win last November. Let's not forget that. Let's
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Speaker 1: not forget the law fair that was used against this
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Speaker 1: man and dozens and dozens of other people. Don't forget
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Speaker 1: the Jay sixers, don't forget the Catholics, don't forget people
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Speaker 1: who went to school board meetings. I mean, they weaponized
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Speaker 1: our legal system and went after all of us. Trust me,
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Speaker 1: we know here at oan from bogus indictments to show
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Speaker 1: trials in blue state courtrooms. They use their activist judges
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Speaker 1: and politically motivated prosecutors. Paid for my Soros. That's how
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Speaker 1: they won to attack anything conservative, anything Republican, and of
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Speaker 1: course their top political opponent. Tonight, the pendulum of justice
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Speaker 1: swinging back a bit. The scales of justice are finding there,
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Speaker 1: let's call it equilibrium, as the very architects of that weaponization.
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Speaker 1: Guess what I'm relishing in this they're finding themselves now
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Speaker 1: in the crosshairs of the very system they once manipulated.
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Speaker 1: And they're not in the crosshairs because this is about
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Speaker 1: retribution or Trump's trying to get back. No. See, they
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Speaker 1: committed actual crimes, so now hopefully they'll pay for it.
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Speaker 1: That's how it's supposed to work in this country, right, folks,
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Speaker 1: because you know you and I would be in the
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Speaker 1: hot seed and in jail if we did some of
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Speaker 1: the crap they've done in Washington, d C. Let's begin
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Speaker 1: with John Brennan.
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Speaker 2: Oh.
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Speaker 1: There, he is, former CIA director who helped ignite the
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Speaker 1: entire Russian collusion hoax. Brennan was referred by House to
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Speaker 1: Share Committee Chair Jim Jordan, as we told you last night,
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Speaker 1: over to the DOJ for possible criminal prosecution. You'd better
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Speaker 1: do it. Pam Bondy. The action based on allegations that
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Speaker 1: he made knowing and wilful false statements to Congress in
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Speaker 1: his twenty twenty three testimony about the CIA's involvement in
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Speaker 1: the infamous Steel dossier, And of course that all came
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Speaker 1: to light during the investigation of the Russian interference of
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Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen election. Former FBI Director James Comy, the
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Speaker 1: man who signed off on surveillance warrants against Trump, his campaign,
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Speaker 1: and his associates based on false or incomplete information. As
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Speaker 1: we told you, Comy was indicted September twenty fifth. What
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Speaker 1: was the charge making false statements to Congress and obstructing
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Speaker 1: a congressional proceeding. President Trump's former national security advisor, good
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Speaker 1: old Mustache himself, John Bolton, indicted by a federal grand
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Speaker 1: jury just last Thursday. Accubes have been properly retaining and
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Speaker 1: sharing classified information, including sending over one thousand pages of
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Speaker 1: diary like entries containing top secret and classified information, and
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Speaker 1: using his personal email account. Oh he got that from Hillary.
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Speaker 1: He faces eighteen counts, including eight counts of transmission of
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Speaker 1: national defense information and ten counts of retention of national
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Speaker 1: defense information. But Trump had some documents down at mar
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Speaker 1: Lago which you never found.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 1: John's got all kinds of crap at his house. Nobody
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Speaker 1: went after him finally, and then there's good old New
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Speaker 1: York ag this piece of work. Letitia James, who vowed
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Speaker 1: on camera when running for reelection to quote get Trump. Well,
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Speaker 1: guess what now she's in legal trouble. James and died
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Speaker 1: in October ninth, charge with one count of bank fraud
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Speaker 1: and one count of making false statements to a financial
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Speaker 1: institution to obtain for a favorable mortgage terms. By the way,
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Speaker 1: these are the same allegations she went after Trump remembering
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Speaker 1: that civil trial. Oh he he overvalued mar lago. It's
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Speaker 1: only worth eighteen million dollars, right, Letitia. Then there's Special
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Speaker 1: Counsel Jack Smith, who was referred late last week to
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Speaker 1: the DOJ of Professional Responsibility for misconduct. Take the license,
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Speaker 1: don't practice law ever again with this guy. Accusations arise
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Speaker 1: from Smith's team secretly obtaining phone records of nine Republican
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Speaker 1: members of Congress during the inquiry into the alleged election
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Speaker 1: interference of twenty twenty. Uh huh. President Trump's also balancing
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Speaker 1: the scales of justice by commuting the sentence a former
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Speaker 1: New York Congressman George Santos. Santos had been sentenced in
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Speaker 1: April of this year to more than seven years in
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Speaker 1: federal prison for what what did he do? He pled guilty.
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Speaker 1: He didn't lie and say I didn't do it. He
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Speaker 1: pled guilty to some fraud and identity theft charges. And
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Speaker 1: we're going to get into that with him in just
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Speaker 1: a second, so you know exactly what he did and
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Speaker 1: what they thought he should serve seven years for. Because look,
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to make excuses for anybody does something
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Speaker 1: illegal at all. I will condemn it, not condone it.
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Speaker 1: But if they admit it, and they get a fair
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Speaker 1: amount of time. Okay, seven and a half years not
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Speaker 1: fair for George. On Friday, President Trump this to his
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Speaker 1: social media platform truth George Santos was somewhat of a rogue,
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Speaker 1: but there are many rogues that aren't forced to serve
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Speaker 1: seven years in prison. President also said, just sign a
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Speaker 1: commutation releasing George Santos from prison immediately, and George was
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Speaker 1: let out pretty much immediately. Santos expressing his deep gratitude
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Speaker 1: to President Trump, describing this as a second chance on
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Speaker 1: life and a repentance is an understatement, as he said,
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Speaker 1: he's now planning to dedicate his self to prison reform,
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Speaker 1: aiming to improve the conditions and reduce the federal inmate population.
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Speaker 1: George described his prison experience as dehumanizing but also humbling.
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Speaker 1: They stuck him in solitary confinement for way too long,
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Speaker 1: and of course we all know federal prisons are no
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Speaker 1: cake walk, folks. This isn't summer camp. Despite President Trump's
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Speaker 1: commutation of George Santos's federal prison sentence, he may, though
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Speaker 1: still face some state level charges in New York. Now
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Speaker 1: all of a sudd out of the blue Nassau County
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Speaker 1: District attorney and Donnelly, whose jurisdiction includes parts of Santos's
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Speaker 1: former district, has indicated she remains focused on prosecuting political
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Speaker 1: corruption regardless of any party, and when asked about George,
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Speaker 1: she ruled out that she may actually go after him,
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Speaker 1: which is absolutely insane. So we'll see if she does
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Speaker 1: or doesn't. But let's have George come on and tell
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Speaker 1: us his story. Joining me now former New York congressman
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Speaker 1: and yes, fresh out of prison thanks to President Donald J. Trump,
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Speaker 1: my friend George Santives back on the show. George, Nice
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Speaker 1: to see you again. I'm trying to remember. I believe
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Speaker 1: we chatted on this show about a week before or
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Speaker 1: a couple of days before you went in? Is that
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Speaker 1: about right? Are that timing rights?
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Speaker 4: It's great to be with you.
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Speaker 5: I believe it was a couple of days before I surrendered.
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Speaker 5: I was with you because I told you, I guess
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Speaker 5: it'd be nice to say farewell, and you said, let's
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Speaker 5: do it. We thought we'd have to wait at least
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Speaker 5: seven years before we could do this again.
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Speaker 1: So I mean, how many days, how many months and
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Speaker 1: days did you serve? And then break it down, how
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Speaker 1: many in solitary confinement before President Trump commuted your sentence.
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Speaker 5: So eighty four days in total, a little shy of
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Speaker 5: three months, but nearly half of it forty one days
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Speaker 5: in solitary confinement, inhumane and completely The conditions were just
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Speaker 5: something that I wouldn't wish my worst enemy to endure.
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Speaker 5: Let alone.
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Speaker 1: Think about it this way.
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Speaker 5: If the warden at FCI Ferretton in New Jersey can
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Speaker 5: do this to me, somebody who's somewhat privileged, man, let's
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Speaker 5: call it a.
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Speaker 1: Spade of spade.
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Speaker 5: I know members of Congress, I have a platform, I
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Speaker 5: write a column that is read by millions of people,
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Speaker 5: and she felt comfortable doing it to me. Can you
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Speaker 5: imagine what every you know, Jane Doe and John Doe
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Speaker 5: was reason for throwing you in solitary confinement for over
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Speaker 5: half the time. So there was a there was a
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Speaker 5: threat that came out to break into prison to kill
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Speaker 5: me by a discredited source in the past who had
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Speaker 5: bought similar threats, and Capitol Police rule them non credible
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Speaker 5: and all doctor this person went and targeted me again,
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Speaker 5: only this time resulting in protective custody.
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Speaker 4: Now, at the.
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Speaker 5: Discretion of Warden Kelly, she categorizes protective custody and disciplinary
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Speaker 5: custody to.
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Speaker 4: Be the same thing.
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Speaker 5: So whether you broke the rules and you bought in
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Speaker 5: contraband or got into a fight with someone, or if
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Speaker 5: you're in danger and you need protection, you go through
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Speaker 5: the same dehumanizing process. Three showers a day, locked up,
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Speaker 5: twenty four to seven, three meals and the mules. I
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Speaker 5: got to tell you, absolutely gross and in humane, no
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Speaker 5: real nutrition value.
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Speaker 1: And did you get me outside time? By the way,
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Speaker 1: did I hear you were locked down? Like, no outside time,
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Speaker 1: no sunshine.
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Speaker 5: For the first ten days, I did not get any
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Speaker 5: mandatory statutory recreational time for one hour. And then I
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Speaker 5: have to say this thanks to CEOs who are actually
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Speaker 5: good human beings and are just there doing their job
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Speaker 5: and treated me with dignity, I started getting the recreation
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Speaker 5: time an hour a day by some CEOs. I don't
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Speaker 5: want to mention their names because a I don't want
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Speaker 5: to put them at risk and.
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Speaker 1: Be for folks. You don't know. Those are correction officers, folks,
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Speaker 1: those are the cops that work into building. They're prison guards. CEOs.
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Speaker 1: Just want to clarify, thank.
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Speaker 5: You, yeah, prison guards. Let's let's make sure we use
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Speaker 5: a correct term that's right. I got a little too
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Speaker 5: institutionalized for my taste. But the reality is if they
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Speaker 5: felt comfortable with in this with me, that makes me
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Speaker 5: wonder and ponder how many other people. There's no hygiene,
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Speaker 5: there's no real health care, there's really no nutrition that
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Speaker 5: takes adequate place in this, in this institution and tad
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Speaker 5: intul th injury. I was isolated, shackled, denied calls and
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Speaker 5: emails with my family, and when they finally came to
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Speaker 5: visit me, I was put in a shackle behind glass
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Speaker 5: in order to see them as if I was some
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Speaker 5: kind of murderer. Y, if.
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Speaker 1: You're reading my mind, George, did you kill somebody? Did
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Speaker 1: you read somebody? Did you? You didn't murder anybody, You
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Speaker 1: didn't kidnap, you didn't molest, you didn't So you didn't
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Speaker 1: do any heinous, nasty crime. And yet you got shackled,
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Speaker 1: you got thrown in solitary confinement, you got treated like garbage,
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Speaker 1: and in essence, you had a white collar crime. And
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Speaker 1: let's talk about that, because again I don't condone what
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Speaker 1: you did. I think it was wrong. Yes, and you
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Speaker 1: apologized and you admitted guilt. And I can tell you, George,
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Speaker 1: ninety nine percent of politicians, and they get caught with
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Speaker 1: their hand of the cookie jar. Don't apologize, don't fall
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Speaker 1: on the sword, and don't say they were guilty. You
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Speaker 1: did so. I commend you for that. But remind folks
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Speaker 1: because your crimes versus let's say what Joe Biden did
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Speaker 1: on the campaign trail decades ago. The first time he
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Speaker 1: ran right when he lied about where he graduated, where
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Speaker 1: he graduated in the top of the class or bottom,
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Speaker 1: how many degrees he had, that plagiarism right when he
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Speaker 1: stole somebody else's words. All those things that guy still
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Speaker 1: made president. Remind them, you spend some campaign money you shouldn't.
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Speaker 1: You lied about your background in college, and YadA YadA.
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Speaker 1: You did things that ninety percent of the politicians do,
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Speaker 1: and they gave you seven and a half years.
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Speaker 5: You know, and President Trump made a great comparison Dick Blumenthal,
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Speaker 5: the Senator from Connecticut, yep, stole valor for twenty years.
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Speaker 5: He said he was running up hills in Vietnam and
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Speaker 5: the bodies were folly, and he was dressing bloody bodies.
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Speaker 5: And you know, you're a veteran yourself.
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Speaker 1: And I'm really excited with that clown, you.
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Speaker 5: Know, and it's crazy that he has this sanctimonious behavior.
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Speaker 5: But look, I will say this, Dan, because I'd be
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Speaker 5: remiss if I didn't say this. I am forever grateful
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Speaker 5: to President Trump for giving me a second chance. I
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Speaker 5: was absolutely unhinged, no excuse for the behavior. I was
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Speaker 5: my own worst enemy, self destructive, and I recognize that now.
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Speaker 5: I do believe my sentence was absolutely outrageous. I have
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Speaker 5: Democrats in the House who agreed and texted me when
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Speaker 5: I had that sentence, saying, wow, this is ridiculous, this
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Speaker 5: is wild, this is And a lot of people said, well,
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Speaker 5: this is going to create sympathy because who is sending
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Speaker 5: George Antels to prison who literally had campaign finance violations,
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Speaker 5: which was really my crime. They were campaign finance violations
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Speaker 5: which if you really hold the bar to every other
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Speaker 5: member of Congress. I'm not saying all of them, but
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Speaker 5: some of them do it too.
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Speaker 4: Should you do it? No, it's wrong.
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Speaker 5: I deserve punishment, don't.
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Speaker 1: Get me wrong, but not seven years.
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Speaker 5: And it was cruel and unusual even for the time.
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Speaker 1: Now you listened George, knowing what and let me bring
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Speaker 1: up somebody else when you see a clown like Democrat
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Speaker 1: former US Senator Bob Menendez. Where's the headline getting only
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Speaker 1: eleven years? That's it. This guy was working with a
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Speaker 1: foreign nation. Him and the wife had gold bars and
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Speaker 1: money in the floorboards and sewn into suits and Rolexes
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Speaker 1: and Mercedes. They were taking bribes from a foreign country, folks.
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Speaker 1: And he got eleven years. George got seven and a half.
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Speaker 1: And George just used some campaign finance and ways he
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Speaker 1: shouldn't have, right, some trips, some botox, some clothes, some
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Speaker 1: crap you shouldn't have. This guy took money from a
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Speaker 1: foreign country and was being bribed, and you got like
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Speaker 1: three and a half years less than him. That's why
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Speaker 1: what I mean that I went, I went, this is ridiculous.
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Speaker 5: I mean, look, I'll put some levity there. I wouldn't
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Speaker 5: be mad if I had gone to prison and had
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Speaker 5: four kilos of gold with the prices of gold right now,
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Speaker 5: but all joking.
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Speaker 1: By gold.
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Speaker 5: And I did, and I did serve with both his
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Speaker 5: co defendants who were in the same facility I was in,
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Speaker 5: so I got to know. I got to know them
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Speaker 5: a little bit.
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Speaker 4: I think the story there h is wild.
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Speaker 5: There's two very different stories between them, one who I
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Speaker 5: think just got caught up in the mess of the other.
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Speaker 5: But between the two of them, one is a really
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Speaker 5: bad guy and the other one is actually really a
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Speaker 5: guy who just got caught up in a crazy, absolute whirlwind.
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Speaker 5: And again not making excuse for people, but when you
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Speaker 5: start listening to it, because we all know sensationalism in
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Speaker 5: the media can sometimes be a little harsh.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so George, they're wrapping me up, and I
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Speaker 1: have so many more questions. Did you get to speak
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Speaker 1: with President Trump? Since I did? Yeah, I did. He
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Speaker 1: was imagine. I know you don't want to give out
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Speaker 1: the details. I don't get about my personal details. When
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Speaker 1: I talked to my letter. That had to be an
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Speaker 1: interesting phone call because he knows you did bad. He
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Speaker 1: acknowledged it in the post. But then he's saying you
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Speaker 1: got screwed over and I'm giving him a second chance.
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Speaker 1: That had to be a nice phone call. It was humbling.
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Speaker 5: You know, I come from a humble family, and that
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Speaker 5: we don't come from a line of people who are
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Speaker 5: used to talking to the President of the United States,
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Speaker 5: let alone him giving us a call and helping us
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Speaker 5: and giving us a second chance in a new lease
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Speaker 5: in life, and that's why I want to dedicate it
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Speaker 5: to do good prison reforms at the top of it
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Speaker 5: and helping troubled youth. And the President's already said yes
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Speaker 5: to that, and I'm already meeting with some folks in
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Speaker 5: DC soon, so we can get the ball rolling and
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Speaker 5: we can actually in the effect change to better and
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Speaker 5: reduce prison population by curing the root cause, which is
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Speaker 5: troubled youth in our country and inner cities that are
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Speaker 5: underdeveloped and underinvested by politicians who are quite literally stealing
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Speaker 5: their opportunities and opportunities at the American dream.
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Speaker 1: See when one door closes, another one opens up. God's
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Speaker 1: got a plan for you. George. You screwed up. Amen,
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Speaker 1: you know you did wrong. Now you're going to go
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Speaker 1: do right. I love that story. So we're going to
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Speaker 1: see George Santos out there in some role, possibly with
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Speaker 1: prison reform, maybe under the Trump administration within this next
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Speaker 1: year or so. I mean, that's what you're talking about, right,
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Speaker 1: You're working with them to get out there.
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Speaker 5: And from an outsider's perspective, I don't know that I
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Speaker 5: would want to join the federal government, but I do
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Speaker 5: want to work on an advocacy group.
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Speaker 1: Maybe a nonprofit group that helps prison with exactly.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and again, I just want to be the voice
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Speaker 5: in the face and go out there and really affect
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Speaker 5: the change.
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Speaker 4: I like talking to people.
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Speaker 5: I'm a communicator, perhaps not the best administrator. So let's
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Speaker 5: do what I'm good at and identify my better qualities
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Speaker 5: and let's focus on those and using them to help people.
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Speaker 1: So that's the focus. I'm glad to hear you learn
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Speaker 1: your lesson. That had to be a rough, rough few months.
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Speaker 1: I cannot imagine, especially going from the lifestyle we have
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Speaker 1: to prison and being treated like that. So I'm so
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Speaker 1: glad to hear that, did you learn from your mistakes
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Speaker 1: that you're going to take this and turn this tragedy
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Speaker 1: into a positive. And it's the last thing I let's
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Speaker 1: ask you, because I know you are a proud New Yorker,
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Speaker 1: but I saw you post the other day you might
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Speaker 1: have to move. I gotta throw a little politics in
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Speaker 1: your city's about to elect a crazy radical. Forget Marxist.
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Speaker 1: This guy is I don't care what you call me.
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Speaker 1: It's not Islamophobia. This guy wants to bring craziness to
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Speaker 1: New York City from Sharia law to free stuff, and
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Speaker 1: your fellow New Yorkers are about to elect this zorn
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Speaker 1: man Danny, and I thought I would give George Santos
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Speaker 1: a quick word about why they shouldn't vote for this
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Speaker 1: clown book.
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Speaker 5: New York is my birthplace. It's where I grew up,
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Speaker 5: it's where my family's from. I will say this, It
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Speaker 5: is sad to see New York with the downpath, down
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Speaker 5: this path of Marxism, communism, Sharia and outright a jihadist apologist.
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Speaker 5: It is dangerous, it is irresponsible. I rather us have
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Speaker 5: the Cuomo, the Granny Killer than having Zoron Mondani for
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Speaker 5: a day with the with at the helm of a
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Speaker 5: city with a one hundred and eighteen billion dollar budget.
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Speaker 5: It is wrong, it is dangerous, and I urge New
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Speaker 5: Yorkers to really reconsider this because if he wins, I
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Speaker 5: one hundred percent will be moving by December thirty. First,
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Speaker 5: I refuse to live in the New York City led
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Speaker 5: by a communist jihad sympathizer like Mandami, even for an hour.
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Speaker 1: Amen, That's exactly it. George, Best of luck to you, man,
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Speaker 1: you take care, thank you, okay, thank you again.
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Speaker 3: Great to be with you.
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Speaker 1: Coming up after the break, Congressman Tim Burchet's going to
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Speaker 1: join us with the latest on the government shutdown day
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Speaker 6: October twenty second marks another landmark. This is now the
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Speaker 6: second longest government shutdown of any kind ever in the
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Speaker 6: history of our country. And it's just shameful. Democrats keep
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Speaker 6: making history, but they're doing it for all the wrong reasons.
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Speaker 1: You heard it right there from the speaker. We're now
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Speaker 1: on the twenty second day of the federal government being
21:13
Speaker 1: shut down, the second longest shutdown in American history. I
21:17
Speaker 1: think the longest ever was like thirty some days. We'll
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Speaker 1: ask our next guest to clarify either way, y' all
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Speaker 1: know what this is, right, This is nothing more than
21:25
Speaker 1: a political stunt by the Democrats, period, And this is
21:29
Speaker 1: all over healthcare cash for illegals. They've signed this CR
21:35
Speaker 1: just months ago. It's the same CR. It's a clean
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Speaker 1: CR that they've been signing like I don't even know
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Speaker 1: a baker's dozen times, like why won't you sign? Oh,
21:43
Speaker 1: that's right, you're proving a point. You're sticking up for illegals.
21:48
Speaker 1: By the way, you've got troops and other folks who
21:51
Speaker 1: aren't getting paid. Now you do realize that, right, Democrats,
21:54
Speaker 1: that you're putting illegal aliens over American government workers that
22:00
Speaker 1: need a paycheck. Just thought i'd point that out to
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Speaker 1: y'all in the cheap seats. President Trump says he'll only
22:06
Speaker 1: agree to meet with any of the Democrats, especially good
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Speaker 1: old Chucky Schumer Hakim Jeffries, if they reopen the government
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Speaker 1: first period. I think they've had what eleven or twelve
22:17
Speaker 1: votes in the Senate now they still can't get enough
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Speaker 1: Democrats to come over. Democrats again withholding support for the
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Speaker 1: Republican led stopgap bill unless there's an extension of expansive
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Speaker 1: health care subsidies. That's right, So they'll only sign if
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Speaker 1: they can give illegals health care. That's it.
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Speaker 7: You know, the country is so hot right now. And
22:38
Speaker 7: they've never voted against continuation. They've never voted again, They've
22:43
Speaker 7: never done that. They're doing this because they have Trump
22:45
Speaker 7: derangement syndrome. But I would love to meet. I would
22:48
Speaker 7: like to meet with both of them, but I set
22:52
Speaker 7: one little caveat. I will only meet if they let
22:56
Speaker 7: the country open. That let the country open, okay.
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Speaker 1: Us now with an update on the Schumer shutdown, day
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Speaker 1: twenty two. He sits on the House Overside Committee and
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Speaker 1: Doe Subcommittee. Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett back on the program, Tim,
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Speaker 1: was I correct, by the way, how long was the
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Speaker 1: longest one way back in the day? Thirty five days?
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Speaker 1: I think? Is that what I read?
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Speaker 4: Six?
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Speaker 1: Okay? So this one's twenty two? No end in sight.
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Speaker 1: Correct me if I'm wrong, or just give us the stats.
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Speaker 1: The same CR they signed in March? Is this CR
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Speaker 1: the same CR they kicked down? The canon signed I
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Speaker 1: read thirteen times even while Biden was in This is
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Speaker 1: the same CR. Plus it's totally clean. You guys have
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Speaker 1: pulled all the pork and BS out and said, here's
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Speaker 1: the cr y'all signed before, just sign it again, and
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Speaker 1: the Democrats and the Senate won't do it. Did I
23:47
Speaker 1: get that right?
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Speaker 4: We've seen it.
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Speaker 1: What's their argument? Then they keep going on television and
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Speaker 1: saying it's y'all's fault, right, it's the Republican's fault. And
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Speaker 1: I'm sitting here. I've even seen like Cuomo on New
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Speaker 1: Nation and Tapper on CNN and Dana Bashington call out
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Speaker 1: Hakim and other Democrats when they're un said, But I
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Speaker 1: think the Republicans are right here, aren't you holding this
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Speaker 1: up all over one provision? They don't know what to
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Speaker 1: say to it, Tim.
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Speaker 4: They don't.
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Speaker 8: And it's the truth, Dan, And it's because there's folks
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Speaker 8: like you out in the media that are holding their
24:18
Speaker 8: feet to the fire. In the past, you know, they
24:20
Speaker 8: could go to ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, or the Kluckheads
24:25
Speaker 8: over at the View and all they would do is
24:27
Speaker 8: mimic whatever Chuck Schumer said, and then they could run
24:30
Speaker 8: and hide behind his skirt and you just say whatever
24:33
Speaker 8: he said, and then they'd have this constant reinforcement. Well,
24:36
Speaker 8: guess what that game that dog ain't hunting anymore. Brother,
24:40
Speaker 8: that dog not hunting anymore. Because people have read the bill.
24:44
Speaker 8: They know it's on page fifty seven. They know that
24:46
Speaker 8: it provides a Schumer's bill that will provide healthcare. And
24:50
Speaker 8: they also know the fact that I pointed out weeks ago,
24:54
Speaker 8: and I think I did on your show as a
24:55
Speaker 8: matter of fact, that all Schumer's doing, what's he doing.
24:59
Speaker 8: He's looking by and he hears those footsteps that I
25:02
Speaker 8: put on my ex video at Tim Burchett, and those
25:06
Speaker 8: footsteps are in high heel shoes and they're Alexandria at
25:10
Speaker 8: Casio Cortes. He knows, he knows that she will primary
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Speaker 8: his ass and she'll win, and she'll, you know, you
25:20
Speaker 8: know as well as I do. She'll raise millions, you know,
25:22
Speaker 8: those a far left out there in California and people
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Speaker 8: all over the country will just shower her with money
25:28
Speaker 8: like manna from heaven. And Schumer has got to appeal
25:32
Speaker 8: Shermer's a leftist, but he's not. I don't think he's
25:35
Speaker 8: a communist, Okay. At Cortez, she's a Marxist. She's a friendly,
25:39
Speaker 8: like I say, my friendly neighborhood marx As she is.
25:42
Speaker 8: She's very friendly about it. But she also admits to it,
25:45
Speaker 8: and so he knows that if she runs against him,
25:48
Speaker 8: he's got to have that far left base. And he
25:50
Speaker 8: sees what's going on in New York City. They're getting
25:53
Speaker 8: ready to elect a Marxist mayor over there. There's no
25:55
Speaker 8: question right.
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Speaker 1: And he realizes he could lose it. So it's not
25:58
Speaker 1: only about illegal is getting healthcare so that they can
26:01
Speaker 1: cater to that base that thinks illegals should get health care.
26:05
Speaker 1: But it's more over him worrying about and I think
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Speaker 1: I said this with you a week or two ago.
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Speaker 4: He's using that issue.
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Speaker 8: He's using that far left issue right to bring the marxistands,
26:15
Speaker 8: you know, open borders, provide and.
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Speaker 1: Try to maintain his power and control his seat, get
26:20
Speaker 1: the rig.
26:21
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, it's just it just doesn't work. The
26:24
Speaker 8: math doesn't work. But they've had that for so long.
26:27
Speaker 8: And look at the average age of the of the
26:29
Speaker 8: Democrats and leadership and Senate. I mean, my gosh, it's
26:32
Speaker 8: like you got you got Schumer, Noah on the arc.
26:38
Speaker 8: I mean they are all about the same age, you know,
26:40
Speaker 8: they've all had that same.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of senators I like to see
26:44
Speaker 1: go and Tim, I'll say this on both sides of
26:46
Speaker 1: the aisle, because we've got you know who I'm talking about.
26:50
Speaker 1: We got some old rhinos in there that are up there,
26:52
Speaker 1: not just in years but in corruption, but in too
26:55
Speaker 1: long on both sides of the aisle. I want them
26:57
Speaker 1: all gone, which I always preach term limits. Tim, let
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Speaker 1: me hit a few more headlines here with you, now
27:02
Speaker 1: that we know it's going to continue. I didn't get
27:04
Speaker 1: your prediction. Let's try it again. So now that they
27:07
Speaker 1: got their No King's Protest bs in the history books,
27:10
Speaker 1: and they've got their video clips they can use, and
27:12
Speaker 1: they can talk about the millions that came out, I
27:15
Speaker 1: thought they might come back to the bargaining table this
27:16
Speaker 1: week and get closer to a deal. But now I
27:19
Speaker 1: keep hearing about this, you know, a super omnibus, and
27:22
Speaker 1: they might try to hold this all the way through November.
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Speaker 1: So this could end up being the longest shut down
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Speaker 1: in American history. What are you hearing on the street.
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Speaker 8: That's exactly what I hear. But you're always going to
27:32
Speaker 8: have a couple that are on the edge, that are
27:35
Speaker 8: whispering in Schumer's ear, say we got a break from this.
27:37
Speaker 8: You keep playing this hard ball, we'll break and then
27:41
Speaker 8: you hit us, you spank us a little bit, but
27:43
Speaker 8: in the end you're going to support us anyway because
27:45
Speaker 8: people will forget who they were and then we'll move
27:48
Speaker 8: right along. And I think eventually they'll have a few guy, Okay,
27:52
Speaker 8: I just don't see them holding up under the truth, right.
27:55
Speaker 8: The truth is not with these people, and the media
27:58
Speaker 8: is tired of it. I was just telling one of
27:59
Speaker 8: my local broadcasts and they're very liberally even they agreed
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Speaker 8: with me.
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Speaker 1: See that's what I'm saying. When the mainstream starts going, hey, Democrats,
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Speaker 1: you're lying about this cr You're in trouble. And if
28:11
Speaker 1: I recall, there was three that crossed the aisle and
28:14
Speaker 1: came over right, and so we were three and three,
28:17
Speaker 1: that's six. We were four short. Have any other Democrats
28:20
Speaker 1: shown support? They might be coming over anytime sooner. We
28:22
Speaker 1: still need four more Dems to move.
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Speaker 8: Over, still need poor more. But that's I think that's forthcoming.
28:28
Speaker 8: But that's my thoughts on it.
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Speaker 1: All right, Just a few others will hit with you
28:32
Speaker 1: real quick. President's Trump scored a big victory for us
28:35
Speaker 1: the American consumers. Just a few days ago. He blocked
28:39
Speaker 1: a United Nations carbon tax scheme for at least a year,
28:44
Speaker 1: got it pushed back anyway by it looks like some
28:46
Speaker 1: executive order. Is this something you all in Congress stream
28:48
Speaker 1: to take action so we don't get hit with some crap,
28:50
Speaker 1: because why is the UN trying to put a carbon
28:54
Speaker 1: tax on Americans? I'm not paying.
28:56
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm with Sender Mike Lay. I think we need
28:59
Speaker 8: to defund. We need to defund the United Nations. We
29:02
Speaker 8: need to get out of it.
29:04
Speaker 7: Now.
29:04
Speaker 8: We shouldn't be We're not the world's peacekeeper, although Trump
29:08
Speaker 8: is actually without firing a shot, and we shouldn't be
29:11
Speaker 8: in there bailing them out. And all they do is
29:13
Speaker 8: force us, the Chinese and the Communists and everybody, all
29:17
Speaker 8: the bad actors in the world. They force us to
29:20
Speaker 8: put these environmental things in and then guess what, they
29:24
Speaker 8: don't do it, and then it just ties our hands
29:27
Speaker 8: and then our the k Street lobbyists and the cluckheads
29:30
Speaker 8: in Congress they just bow and scraped all this, say oh,
29:33
Speaker 8: look what we're doing for the environment, when in fact,
29:35
Speaker 8: you're screwing the environment and you're screwing the American worker.
29:38
Speaker 8: And that's why you're saying, oh, you're saying big labor
29:42
Speaker 8: is starting to support Trump even more, and Morse not
29:44
Speaker 8: just the teamsters anymore.
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Speaker 1: Well, and with the carbon tax, if you can't get
29:47
Speaker 1: Indian China on board, two of the worst offenders of
29:50
Speaker 1: pollution on the planet, what does it matter Because you
29:54
Speaker 1: could get ten other nations, US and nine others to
29:56
Speaker 1: do it. You're not going to clean things up to
29:58
Speaker 1: you get Indian China to do it. So I'm glad
29:59
Speaker 1: Trump push back on that. Tim. It's always always a
30:02
Speaker 1: pleasure seeing you, I guess enjoy the time off until
30:06
Speaker 1: the Democrats decided to get you all back to work. Right.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm making skateboards at night. I go to work
30:11
Speaker 8: during the day and I make skateboards at night. Oddly enough, Dan,
30:15
Speaker 8: if you want to if you want to do insider
30:18
Speaker 8: stock trading, go to Congress. But if you want to
30:20
Speaker 8: sell a few skateboards, you've got to have a business
30:23
Speaker 8: plan and a lawyer.
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Speaker 4: So there you go.
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Speaker 1: Good for you. Well, we know that Tim Burchett keeps
30:28
Speaker 1: everything on the up and up. I know you're not
30:29
Speaker 1: doing that dirty crap, or I wouldn't have you on
30:31
Speaker 1: the program. Gottreshman, as always, thank you appreciate you. Take care, Tim,
30:35
Speaker 1: Love you brother. Yeah, thank you, love you man. Take
30:37
Speaker 1: care straight ahead. President Trump continues to strike the Narco
30:40
Speaker 1: cartels that are trying to bring drugs from Venezuela to
30:43
Speaker 1: American shores. But is there more to forty sevens strikes
30:48
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30:51
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to President Trump publicly accusing Colombia's leader Gustavo
33:12
Speaker 1: Petro of being an illegal drug leader who's presiding over
33:16
Speaker 1: massive narcotics production while US aid and subsidies pour into
33:21
Speaker 1: his country. Cut him off, Trump the President announcing that
33:25
Speaker 1: all US payments and subsidies to Columbia are now suspended.
33:29
Speaker 1: There you go, demanding that Petro shut down the drugs
33:34
Speaker 1: or you're gonna face US action. The move signals a
33:37
Speaker 1: dramatic shift in US Columbia relations. Wants a strong ally
33:41
Speaker 1: in the war on drugs. Columbia now faces aid cuts
33:44
Speaker 1: and pressure from Washington d C. Let's see if he
33:47
Speaker 1: straightens up. I doubt it, Castago. Petro openly floated the
33:51
Speaker 1: idea of taking Trump out, getting rid of him. After
33:56
Speaker 1: Trump accused him again of being a drug dealer and
33:59
Speaker 1: said I'm cutting off your raid. Petro said that Trump
34:02
Speaker 1: won't change any of his policies. Quote the easiest way
34:06
Speaker 1: may be to get rid of Trump end quote. Meantime,
34:11
Speaker 1: US officials, led by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth the
34:13
Speaker 1: Southern Command, said that American troops launched another attack on
34:18
Speaker 1: a boat connected to the El N, a Colombian rebel group.
34:23
Speaker 1: The attack killed three men on board that boat. The
34:26
Speaker 1: boat was in international waters. Here we go, Oh, I
34:29
Speaker 1: love seeing those shots. It was identified by US intelligence.
34:34
Speaker 1: They confirmed there was a large amount of narcotics on
34:38
Speaker 1: the boat when we fired. So again, for all you
34:40
Speaker 1: left these in mainstream media going, we don't even know
34:43
Speaker 1: if we're killing bad guys or not. You do realize
34:46
Speaker 1: we have satellites right and they can see right down
34:49
Speaker 1: to the hair on the back of your neck, and
34:51
Speaker 1: they watch these guys put the drugs in the boat
34:53
Speaker 1: in Colombia and then drive towards Florida or wherever they're
34:57
Speaker 1: going to come in, and then we blow them up
34:59
Speaker 1: in the midd That's how we know. Okay, Just for
35:03
Speaker 1: you folks who think Trump's killing us in people, the
35:06
Speaker 1: Trump ministration treating drug trafficking cartels as terrorists as they should,
35:11
Speaker 1: and now saying they're gonna use military force to stop
35:14
Speaker 1: the drugs from coming in if the leaders of those
35:17
Speaker 1: countries won't do it. Meantime, President Trump's sending a clear
35:20
Speaker 1: message also to Venezuela, ramping up American military presence in
35:24
Speaker 1: the region. There. The US has sent powerful long range
35:28
Speaker 1: bombers and even our fighter jets down that way off
35:32
Speaker 1: the coast, at least seven Navy warships. We got one
35:35
Speaker 1: of our subs all cruising around near Venezuela to send
35:38
Speaker 1: a little signal down there to him. The military build
35:41
Speaker 1: up is the largest effort we've seen in the Caribbean
35:43
Speaker 1: in decades. Hegseeth also announced the creation of a new
35:47
Speaker 1: counter Narcotics Joint Task Force that will operate within the
35:51
Speaker 1: Southern Command. This new task force aims to crush the
35:55
Speaker 1: cartels and stop the poison from coming in. This will
35:58
Speaker 1: be a coordination maritime, Special Operations DEA, everybody coming together
36:03
Speaker 1: to stop the drugs now. The night Stalkers are also
36:08
Speaker 1: active near Venezuela. The one A and the sixty of
36:10
Speaker 1: Special Operations Aviation Regiment, nicknamed the night Stalkers, is an
36:13
Speaker 1: elite army unit specializing in attack helicopters and also smaller
36:19
Speaker 1: other transport helicopters. These guys can swoop in and deploy
36:23
Speaker 1: Navy Seals, Army green Berets, Delta Force pjs, you name it. Well,
36:29
Speaker 1: they've been down there doing a little training about ninety
36:32
Speaker 1: miles off the coast of Venezuela, just to send a
36:34
Speaker 1: little message. These helicopters are equipped with awesome surveillance gear, firepower,
36:40
Speaker 1: you name it. They can neutralize the bad guys. They
36:44
Speaker 1: also have the capability to seize vessels, though no Caesars
36:48
Speaker 1: have happened yet. We've just been blown on the heck
36:49
Speaker 1: out of the water. President Trump announcing the destruction of
36:52
Speaker 1: a large drug carrying submarine. Now that was headed to
36:56
Speaker 1: the US as well. The sub was primarily loaded with
36:59
Speaker 1: fentanyl and other illegal drugs. A submarine, there were four
37:04
Speaker 1: Narco terrorists on board. Two got killed in the initial strike,
37:08
Speaker 1: two survived and were captured, and then we sent them
37:11
Speaker 1: back to their original countries where they were arrested and
37:13
Speaker 1: hopefully we'll get prosecuted. President Trump emphasizing the strike prevented
37:16
Speaker 1: the potential deaths of at least twenty five thousand or
37:20
Speaker 1: more Americans who could have been harmed by these drugs.
37:24
Speaker 1: And the hits just keep coming. The US hit yet
37:28
Speaker 1: another drug boat. Just what was it last night? This
37:33
Speaker 1: time this was on the Pacific side of South America.
37:37
Speaker 1: This now marks the eighth known US attack on such
37:40
Speaker 1: boats since September. Second. Love that keep it going. Now,
37:46
Speaker 1: all eight attacks, at least thirty four Narco terrorists were killed,
37:51
Speaker 1: and I don't know how much drugs were blown up,
37:53
Speaker 1: but a lot. The Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control
37:57
Speaker 1: held a hearing yesterday to investigate possible connections. Now we'll
38:00
Speaker 1: get this between Hesbela. Okay, that's another Muslim terror group
38:06
Speaker 1: just like Hummas and the Jutis Hesbela, who is a
38:10
Speaker 1: terrorist organization maybe working now with drug trafficking networks in
38:15
Speaker 1: Latin America. The session that was held DC focused on
38:19
Speaker 1: the Lebanese militant group alleged financial involvement in the facilitating
38:23
Speaker 1: of moving their narcotics through Latin America, as well as
38:28
Speaker 1: the strategies the US government is implementing to try and
38:30
Speaker 1: counter these threats. So not only do you have China
38:33
Speaker 1: now our biggest threat, giving the fetanyl, supplying the fetanyl
38:37
Speaker 1: to the drug cartels in Columbia, Venezuela, Mexico. Now we've
38:41
Speaker 1: got the terrorists, the Muslim terrorist Hesbela involved. Joining me now,
38:48
Speaker 1: former acting DEA administrator under President Trump and senior vice
38:52
Speaker 1: president of PenLink, our friend Derek Maltz back on the
38:55
Speaker 1: show to discuss all this. A lot to unfold right there. Derek,
39:00
Speaker 1: let me again with the first one, because we've been
39:02
Speaker 1: talking a lot about Hamas, that terror group obviously with
39:06
Speaker 1: them fighting Israel over in the Gaza Strip, and we've
39:09
Speaker 1: heard about the UTIs and Hesbela and different strikes and
39:12
Speaker 1: squirmishes in the least. This is the first time I'm
39:15
Speaker 1: hearing that Hesbela might be connected to drug cartels down
39:20
Speaker 1: in Columbia and Venezuela. Fill us in on that, Derek.
39:23
Speaker 9: So, Dan, thanks for having me. So let me make
39:25
Speaker 9: it really clear. I'm going to show you a visual
39:27
Speaker 9: because I think it's important. Yep, that's a fireball. This
39:30
Speaker 9: was given to me eighteen years ago by Admiral James Stevreidis,
39:35
Speaker 9: the commander of the US Military Southern Command, and the
39:39
Speaker 9: reason he gave me the fireball is because he watched
39:43
Speaker 9: aspects of Iran and also the hesbel of militants moving
39:48
Speaker 9: into the Western hemisphere. The DEA started an initiative twenty
39:52
Speaker 9: years ago when I was over at the Special Operations Division.
39:55
Speaker 9: We infiltrated with multiple agencies the largest ever trade based
40:00
Speaker 9: money laundering operation you know, control by heswell as they
40:04
Speaker 9: worked with lo Zette's cartels in Mexico. The main guy
40:08
Speaker 9: we the main guy we indicted, Dan was moving two
40:11
Speaker 9: hundred million dollars a month, or the proceeds of eighty
40:14
Speaker 9: five thousand killers of crocaine.
40:15
Speaker 4: But now here's the big point.
40:17
Speaker 9: All of these guys were working very closely with the
40:20
Speaker 9: Cartel de los Souls.
40:22
Speaker 4: That's all the venezuel.
40:23
Speaker 9: And corrupt military and government officials working back then with
40:27
Speaker 9: Chavez and then as years went on, working with the
40:31
Speaker 9: Maduro regime. All these drugs are coming from Colombia. The
40:35
Speaker 9: cocaine is coming from Colombia because the FARC and the
40:39
Speaker 9: eln are moving it right across the border, totally safe,
40:42
Speaker 9: you know, no possibilities of being seized. So this has
40:47
Speaker 9: been going on a long time, and thank god, this
40:50
Speaker 9: current administration is holding these people accountable, and instead of
40:55
Speaker 9: talking about it, he's acting.
40:57
Speaker 4: I testified many.
40:59
Speaker 9: Times in Congress about the Hespuola's engagement with drug trafficking
41:03
Speaker 9: around the world. And by the way, Michael Chernoff in
41:06
Speaker 9: two thousand and eight said, Hesbula made al Kaa look
41:09
Speaker 9: like the minor leagues. So this is very serious for
41:12
Speaker 9: everyone's public safety.
41:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding. So earlier in the script, you heard
41:17
Speaker 1: me talk about President Trump going after Petro, and I
41:21
Speaker 1: kind of alluded and said, I think Trump is doing
41:24
Speaker 1: more than just trying to stop the drugs. There's more here.
41:27
Speaker 1: So by him sending Southern Command and getting the military
41:30
Speaker 1: involved besides DEA, besides Coastguard, but I mean pretty much everybody,
41:35
Speaker 1: He's also then sending a message right to Iran, to Hesbola,
41:39
Speaker 1: to any of these terror groups that are using or
41:41
Speaker 1: working with the cartels in Columbia, Venezuela, and Mexico. He's
41:45
Speaker 1: kind of sending a signal not just to the terror groups,
41:47
Speaker 1: but to the leaders those nations, you better stop working
41:49
Speaker 1: with them, because besides blowing up boats, I'm also gonna
41:53
Speaker 1: pull and stop any aid any work with you guys,
41:56
Speaker 1: screw your countries if you keep allowing the drugs to
41:58
Speaker 1: come in but or over you keep working with terrorist organizations.
42:03
Speaker 1: Do you feel that's one of the reasons Trump's doing
42:04
Speaker 1: all this as well.
42:06
Speaker 9: Right, I mean, he's very strong on criminal activity, terrorist activity.
42:10
Speaker 9: We've seen what he's done in the past. He campaigned on,
42:14
Speaker 9: you know, keeping Americans safe and secure. He's actually not
42:18
Speaker 9: just saying it like most politicians.
42:20
Speaker 4: He's doing it. And at the end of the day
42:22
Speaker 4: I noticed for.
42:23
Speaker 9: Sure because I was in with him during press events
42:27
Speaker 9: and he spoke about how he feels regarding fentonyl Now,
42:31
Speaker 9: just so it's clear, Dan, this is the end result
42:33
Speaker 9: of that fentol.
42:34
Speaker 4: These are babies, These aren't even drug users, right. So
42:37
Speaker 4: the President has talked to the families. He signed the
42:40
Speaker 4: whole fentodl Act.
42:42
Speaker 9: He's sick and tired of seeing the US government doing
42:45
Speaker 9: the same old thing expecting different results. He stood up
42:48
Speaker 9: a whole of government task force, the Homeland Security task Forces.
42:54
Speaker 9: They're very aligned with the intelligence community, Department of War,
42:58
Speaker 9: and they're gonna use every tool in the tool box
43:00
Speaker 9: to decimate this threat. Why because we're losing the generation.
43:04
Speaker 9: Look behind me. We've talked so many times about the
43:07
Speaker 9: babies I know that are dying, like that little one
43:09
Speaker 9: year old in the New York daycare, Senna. This is
43:12
Speaker 9: out of control, and our leadership is standing up for Americans.
43:16
Speaker 4: So I appreciate that.
43:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I appreciate the President Trump. Thill the headline up.
43:19
Speaker 1: As we say goodbye to Derek. I just want folks
43:21
Speaker 1: to see promises made, promises kept. In his counter terrorism program,
43:26
Speaker 1: Trump has taken out over three hundred and seventy terrorist
43:31
Speaker 1: jiehattist and drug dealers just in nine months. Thank you,
43:35
Speaker 1: President Trump. Derek is always thank you man. It is
43:38
Speaker 1: a pleasure having you on. Keep the fight. Thank you,
43:41
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43:45
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43:48
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43:49
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Speaker 1: no fear of cancelation. Ever. Human trafficking folks. Under the
46:16
Speaker 1: Biden regime, the border crisis created an absolute horrific, horrific
46:24
Speaker 1: amount of human trafficking. Think about it. Hundreds of thousands
46:28
Speaker 1: of kids lost thanks to Joe and Kamala. Back in June,
46:32
Speaker 1: the Department in Security said that thousands and thousands of
46:35
Speaker 1: unaccompanied minors were placed with so called unvetted sponsors, people
46:41
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46:43
Speaker 1: trouble for trafficking. Kids were worse. Now, this disregard for
46:49
Speaker 1: basic safety checks isn't just incompetence. This is a failure
46:53
Speaker 1: of protection the most vulnerable in our country kids. Back
46:58
Speaker 1: in November of twenty twenty four, HHS whistleblower Tara Rhotis
47:03
Speaker 1: joined this program to discuss this very subject and how
47:06
Speaker 1: the Biden regime lost hundreds of thousands of kids.
47:09
Speaker 3: What I can tell you, and people can go look
47:13
Speaker 3: online for themselves, is that some of these sponsors are criminals, traffickers,
47:19
Speaker 3: and members of transnational criminal organizations to include gangs, cartels,
47:25
Speaker 3: MS thirteen eighteenth Street Gang. The children were telling us
47:30
Speaker 3: they were being lured here.
47:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, and back in August of twenty twenty four, when
47:35
Speaker 1: Jojo was still in guess what, a report came out
47:38
Speaker 1: that confirmed the federal government under the Biden Harris regime
47:42
Speaker 1: lost more than three one hundred and twenty thousand kids.
47:44
Speaker 1: And I've had experts on this program say it's more
47:46
Speaker 1: like four fifty five hundred thousand. Again, these were kids
47:50
Speaker 1: that got handed off to so called sponsors that we
47:53
Speaker 1: never vetted. There was no court date, there was no
47:56
Speaker 1: follow up, there was no protection to disgrace vulnerable children,
48:03
Speaker 1: exposed to trafficking, abused, forced into sex and labor, while
48:08
Speaker 1: those two clowns look the other way, Trump's administration's now
48:12
Speaker 1: taken action. The president's teams located about twenty five thousand
48:15
Speaker 1: of the missing kids were handed off to sponsors under
48:18
Speaker 1: the previous regime. Trump's also enacting major reforms, including mandatory
48:22
Speaker 1: DNA checks, background verification, fingerprinting all sponsors, better and stricter
48:28
Speaker 1: vetting to stop this from ever happening again. That brings
48:32
Speaker 1: me to my next guest. There's a new film about
48:35
Speaker 1: to drop called Hidden War. This is a follow up
48:38
Speaker 1: to the film that you saw, hopefully, Sound of Freedom.
48:42
Speaker 1: It's a documentary from anti human trafficking activists Tim Ballard,
48:46
Speaker 1: detailing a multi continent operation to rescue kids big and
48:51
Speaker 1: moreover important here to dismantle international sex trafficking networks. They're
48:56
Speaker 1: out there, folks, and our country is the biggest offender.
48:59
Speaker 1: It's connected to all all of them. The film follows
49:02
Speaker 1: Ballard and his team as they enter war torn regions,
49:05
Speaker 1: exposing and disrupting these trafficking networks. Hidden War aims to
49:11
Speaker 1: shine a light on the darkest corners of modern day slavery.
49:16
Speaker 1: Where do you feel attraction parts? I am attracted to
49:20
Speaker 1: boys up to fourteen years old.
49:22
Speaker 2: Fourteen, yes, and the youngest tonight around four years old.
49:30
Speaker 10: Every time there's a hurricane, earthquake, war traffickers call it harvest.
49:36
Speaker 1: They're bold.
49:37
Speaker 10: What most pedophiles hide in the shadows.
49:39
Speaker 1: Not these guys. Our missions is pretty simple is to
49:42
Speaker 1: save lives and stopping the war. I'm gonna get a gun.
49:46
Speaker 4: You baby.
49:50
Speaker 10: In this line of work, and you're fighting for children.
49:52
Speaker 1: It's a spiritual war. You want to declare war on us.
49:58
Speaker 10: All you're doing is empowering, are not for sie.
50:07
Speaker 1: And joining us? Now? Former DHS special agent, undercover operator
50:10
Speaker 1: and actor and producer of the film Hidden War, Our
50:14
Speaker 1: friend Tim Ballard back on Real America. Tim, nice to
50:17
Speaker 1: see you.
50:17
Speaker 4: Man.
50:17
Speaker 1: Let me first and foremost just say thank you, brother,
50:20
Speaker 1: and God bless you for going out there and trying
50:22
Speaker 1: to bring these kids home. And I've read a couple
50:25
Speaker 1: of new reports out you might and you probably know
50:27
Speaker 1: way better than me, some of the reports saying twenty
50:29
Speaker 1: five I saw thirty five thousand. It seems like between
50:33
Speaker 1: President Trump's initiatives and then private folks like you and
50:36
Speaker 1: operators are out there, we're bringing a lot of these
50:38
Speaker 1: kids home, or at least getting them out of the
50:41
Speaker 1: hell they're in and getting them to safety.
50:44
Speaker 4: That is true.
50:45
Speaker 10: And what you said about the trafficking AHHS, I mean
50:49
Speaker 10: that was the largest entity trafficking entity on the planet
50:52
Speaker 10: in history. Was ahs under under? It's their war criminals,
50:57
Speaker 10: if not in this life and the next. They knew
50:59
Speaker 10: what they were doing and they were doing it for
51:01
Speaker 10: political power as Kamala was running around the country looking
51:04
Speaker 10: to pass no voter ID laws so she could get
51:07
Speaker 10: the Hispanic people, these foreigners to vote for her, knowing
51:11
Speaker 10: she had the blood of children on her hands. They
51:12
Speaker 10: knew the whole time I testified before the Senate Judiciary
51:15
Speaker 10: community she was on.
51:16
Speaker 4: They didn't care.
51:17
Speaker 10: Nope, they they put politics over children. And I will
51:20
Speaker 10: say that RFK Secretary Kennedy has exposed it and they're
51:25
Speaker 10: working on a plan. I'm consulting with them in general
51:27
Speaker 10: Flynn as well on how to get them all back.
51:29
Speaker 10: And the plan is good and so you'll see a
51:30
Speaker 10: lot more success on recovering these children from a hell
51:33
Speaker 10: in our own country.
51:35
Speaker 1: And Tim, since you're looped in connected to the powers
51:38
Speaker 1: that'd be now in a good administration, what are they
51:41
Speaker 1: telling you? Because the numbers have been all over the map,
51:43
Speaker 1: right that report in August last year, said, three hundred
51:45
Speaker 1: and twenty thousand are lost.
51:47
Speaker 4: We're north of four hundred thousand.
51:48
Speaker 1: Easy four. Yep, that's what I thought. When she was
51:51
Speaker 1: on mis wrote she said, no, Dan, it's more like
51:53
Speaker 1: four fifty.
51:55
Speaker 10: She's a hero, by the way, a hero.
51:57
Speaker 1: Yeah. Talk about this film, obviously, I'm sure and I
52:00
Speaker 1: hope lots of folks saw Sound of Freedom, which was
52:03
Speaker 1: more of a feature film shot almost dock style, with
52:07
Speaker 1: the amazing actor James Cavizil playing you and your kind
52:09
Speaker 1: of biography, your history. This one, though, now is you
52:12
Speaker 1: and your team and a documentary. And by the way,
52:14
Speaker 1: when do I get through a ride along? Because I
52:16
Speaker 1: want to go on this. I want to see what
52:17
Speaker 1: you guys do.
52:18
Speaker 10: Hey, I got a big operation in a couple weeks.
52:20
Speaker 4: Let's talk offline.
52:21
Speaker 10: You want to come to Okay?
52:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll tell you.
52:25
Speaker 10: This film is actually being marketed by the distributors as
52:29
Speaker 10: a feature film. It's the first time they've done that
52:31
Speaker 10: with the documentary. The plays like a movie, it really does.
52:34
Speaker 10: We go into the war in the wake of the
52:36
Speaker 10: Russian invasion in Ukraine. We go to look for kids
52:39
Speaker 10: because the traffickers will tell you it's harvest time. When
52:41
Speaker 10: there's vulnerable children during the other natural disaster or an
52:46
Speaker 10: open border. Okay, anytime there's vulnerable kids, you have traffickers.
52:50
Speaker 1: They take advantage, they take advantage of a crisis. That's
52:53
Speaker 1: exactly right, yep, Sikos.
52:55
Speaker 10: And so we went to Ukraine looking for traffickers and
53:00
Speaker 10: we found them the scariest, honestly, the scariest trafficking organization
53:05
Speaker 10: I've ever come across. They're born out of Holland. These
53:07
Speaker 10: guys were convicted pedophiles in Holland and they were hiding
53:12
Speaker 10: in Latin America and Mexico and they were actually looking
53:14
Speaker 10: to traffic children, move vulnerable children from Ukraine into the
53:18
Speaker 10: Western hemisphere to seldom in a sex hotel, a child's
53:21
Speaker 10: sex hotel in Ecuador. And it took us about four months.
53:25
Speaker 10: We blew through six, six countries, three continents, dismantled them.
53:29
Speaker 10: And the story truly is phenomenal, or perhaps more phenomenal
53:33
Speaker 10: than the sound of freedom. And you know, we won't
53:36
Speaker 10: be able to see it because it touches every part
53:38
Speaker 10: of the world. Where in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, US, Mexico,
53:41
Speaker 10: Latin America, watched the people get to see how it
53:44
Speaker 10: works in their region and how these guys internationally and
53:47
Speaker 10: how to take them down.
53:48
Speaker 1: Well, they're seeing the real monsters because you interviewed a
53:50
Speaker 1: few of them, and in a feature film, those are
53:52
Speaker 1: actors portraying what supposedly happened. In this documentary. Nobody's going
53:57
Speaker 1: well that might have happened. You're seeing what Tim his
53:59
Speaker 1: crew and these sick perverts do. This is the real deal.
54:02
Speaker 1: This is real life, folks. That's why I think this
54:04
Speaker 1: one is going to be even more powerful than your
54:06
Speaker 1: story and Sound of Freedom? Was this Angel Studios again? Yeah?
54:09
Speaker 10: Angel Studios is distributing an online so we're partnering with
54:13
Speaker 10: Angel again.
54:14
Speaker 1: But it's your film. This is your baby. You wrote it,
54:17
Speaker 1: directed it, obviously started it with your guys. Are we
54:19
Speaker 1: going to see more like this? You're going to put
54:20
Speaker 1: out more films showing your mission so people really understand
54:24
Speaker 1: how horrific child trafficking is around the globe.
54:28
Speaker 10: Absolutely. Actually, this is the first. This is a docu film.
54:31
Speaker 10: It's going to roll into a docu docuseries.
54:34
Speaker 1: Okay, it's gonna be a series.
54:36
Speaker 10: We already have multiple seasons in the can and you're
54:38
Speaker 10: going to watch us as we continue to go throughout
54:41
Speaker 10: the world and take down child traffickers.
54:43
Speaker 1: Keep exposing it, Tim, keep exposing it. Former DHS special agent,
54:47
Speaker 1: an undercover operator, and the start of the new documentary
54:50
Speaker 1: film called Hidden War Tim Ballard. Check it out. It
54:53
Speaker 1: drops next month.
54:54
Speaker 10: When November fourteenth in the United States.
54:56
Speaker 1: November fourteenth. I will mark it down. I can't wait
54:59
Speaker 1: to see it, and I will get with you offline.
55:01
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55:03
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55:05
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55:07
Speaker 4: You want to go on this one.
55:08
Speaker 10: You'll want to go on this one.
55:09
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55:11
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Speaker 1: administration is considering allowing Argentinian beef to be sold in
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