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For Comey’s Eyes Only! | Episode 398 · V

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Speaker 1: We have a big show ahead for you today. Well,
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Speaker 1: that thing that never happens, it just happened again. Illegal
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Speaker 1: aliens voting in our elections and James Comey busted. Yet again,
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Speaker 1: some amazing news to start with you today, and it
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Speaker 1: involves the crime rate bottoming out in the United States
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Speaker 1: of America, which is a wonderful thing that you'd like
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Speaker 1: to see happen. And this comes to us from the
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Speaker 1: data guy, John Lott, the data and the crime guy.
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Speaker 1: He's at the Crime Prevention Research Institute. He's really, really great.
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Speaker 1: And I chatted with him yesterday, actually, on the big
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Speaker 1: national radio show about this subject. And you should know
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Speaker 1: about it here. Go figure. Arrests, prosecutions and deportations fuel
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Speaker 1: record drop in crime. record drop in crime. Now, you've known,
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Speaker 1: we've had other data that's indicated that the crime rate
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Speaker 1: has dropped big time, but there is a specific study
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Speaker 1: that is one of the absolute best at capturing the statistics,
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Speaker 1: and that study is referred to as the, what is it,
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Speaker 1: the victimization survey. That's the National Crime Victimization Survey. In
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Speaker 1: other words, it's one thing to have Police departments report
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Speaker 1: on what kind of crimes they're encountering or prosecutors and
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Speaker 1: the court system to give you data on the kinds
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Speaker 1: of crimes that have come through and the convictions they've secured.
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Speaker 1: But the crime victimization survey is the biggest, most robust,
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Speaker 1: and most accurate piece of data because it involves Americans
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Speaker 1: just saying, here's what happened to me. Whether or not
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Speaker 1: a bad guy actually gets caught, they come in the report,
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Speaker 1: this is the violent crime, this is the kind of
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Speaker 1: crime that was committed against me. So there's a national
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Speaker 1: crime victimization survey that keeps data on self-reporting from American
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Speaker 1: citizens about the crimes that have affected them, okay? Does
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Speaker 1: that make sense? It should. And so in other words,
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Speaker 1: we've got this massive, massive pool of data that we
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Speaker 1: can draw from. And the numbers under the Trump administration,
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Speaker 1: they're historic. They look incredible. Look at what John Lott
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Speaker 1: has discovered. And this data just came out yesterday. And
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Speaker 1: he pulls the charts here. The changes in felony violent
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Speaker 1: crime and property crime by presidential administration, okay? And in
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Speaker 1: the data here, he finds that felony violent crime went
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Speaker 1: up under Biden. Under Biden's four years, it went up
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Speaker 1: by 59%. Violent, felonious crimes skyrocketed under Joe Biden. Under Trump,
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Speaker 1: in one year, they're down by 25%. Again, how are
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Speaker 1: you against this? For the black pillars, the stupid pillars,
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Speaker 1: how are you against this? Look at the data here.
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Speaker 1: Over four years under Joe Biden, rape, look at this,
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Speaker 1: the so-called party of women, rape went up 67% under Biden.
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Speaker 1: Under Trump, in one year's time, rape has gone down
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Speaker 1: in the United States by 13%. And that number will
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Speaker 1: keep improving. Robbery numbers up under Biden, four years, 29%.
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Speaker 1: You were more likely to be robbed when Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: was in the Oval Office. Under Trump, in a single year,
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Speaker 1: not four years, in a single years, robbery has gone
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Speaker 1: down 27%, nearly as much as it went up in
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Speaker 1: four years under Biden. Go ahead, go ahead. If you're
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Speaker 1: watching this on Rumble, you can screen grab it. Go ahead.
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Speaker 1: Take a screen grab. Tell your friends. That's exactly right.
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Speaker 1: Let them know. How about this? Aggravated assault. Up 74%
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Speaker 1: under Biden in four years. Down 31% under Trump in
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Speaker 1: one year. Property crime. Oh, man. Property crime. Check this out.
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Speaker 1: Look at this number. Under Biden, property crime went up
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Speaker 1: 8% over four years. Under Trump, it's down 19%. 19%. Now,
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Speaker 1: this is, again, this is the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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Speaker 1: So this is people self-reporting what occurred to them. If
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Speaker 1: you get murdered, a little hard to give that detail,
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Speaker 1: isn't it? Because you're dead. That's usually how that works.
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Speaker 1: So on that data, on the murder front, because you're
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Speaker 1: probably wondering, where's murder on this? Here's the murder assessment,
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Speaker 1: and John Lott's got that too. Murder also declined sharply
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Speaker 1: last year. The U.S. recorded about 4.1 murders per 100,000
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Speaker 1: people in 2025. A record low. That's down from roughly 5.1
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Speaker 1: per 100,000 in 2024. So a massive drop in the
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Speaker 1: homicide rate. The murder rate has continued to drop. If
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Speaker 1: preliminary FBI data showing an additional 18.4% decline during the
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Speaker 1: first seven months of 2026 holds for the full year,
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Speaker 1: the murder rate would fall to approximately 3.36 per 100,000 people.
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Speaker 1: A professor called Carl Moody, a crime researcher at the
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Speaker 1: College of William and Mary, telling John Lott in his
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Speaker 1: excellent piece for Real Clear Investigations, quote, we are witnessing
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Speaker 1: an historic plunge in crime to levels never seen before
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Speaker 1: in the United States. Levels never seen before. As a result,
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Speaker 1: We are all safer in our communities than we ever
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Speaker 1: have been, ever. We should all thank our law enforcement professionals.
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Speaker 1: This is huge. The numbers, to be clear, are the
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Speaker 1: single largest drop in felony violent crime in recorded American history.
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Speaker 1: Ever since this data started being gathered decades ago, in
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Speaker 1: the 1950s, we now have the lowest levels we have
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Speaker 1: seen Ever. Data collection, well, data collection actually began 53
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Speaker 1: years ago. Let me correct that. It wasn't the 1950s.
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Speaker 1: It was 53 years ago is when this data collection began.
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Speaker 1: This is the lowest levels we have seen. The largest
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Speaker 1: one-year reductions since this data has been kept for 53 years.
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Speaker 1: Come on, ladies and gentlemen. Find the freaking energy to
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Speaker 1: keep that going. Now, one of the problems here, of course,
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Speaker 1: is that the media have not been telling this story.
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Speaker 1: I love I shared this yesterday on X and I
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Speaker 1: posted it. People like, how come I've never seen this anywhere?
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Speaker 1: How come this isn't available anyway? Why am I just
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Speaker 1: seeing it on little old Vince's X account? How come
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Speaker 1: it's not all over the freaking place? The answer to
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Speaker 1: that is the stranglehold that the left wing media continues
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Speaker 1: to try and hold on the American mind. They really
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Speaker 1: just do not want you to know this story. And
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Speaker 1: to the extent that you get close to knowing this story,
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Speaker 1: they try and invert these things. It's what 60 Minutes
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Speaker 1: did for the last two weeks. Have you seen these
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Speaker 1: 60 Minutes segments? If you haven't, your life is probably
9:43
Speaker 1: better for it. But over the last two weeks, they've
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Speaker 1: run segments on election integrity, accusing President Trump of trying
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Speaker 1: to defraud Americans and steal the election, despite the fact
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Speaker 1: that it's President Trump who's trying to secure the election.
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Speaker 1: So there's an active propaganda war going on. There's a
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Speaker 1: war for your mind going on. And stuff like this,
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Speaker 1: this is good news, great news, is often precluded from
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Speaker 1: getting to you by the institutions that control the flow
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Speaker 1: of information. This is why I'm so glad that we
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Speaker 1: can do this show in this capacity, in an environment
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Speaker 1: like Rumble, where I can express these things to you.
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Speaker 1: without fear that it's going to be suppressed or censored
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Speaker 1: or kept from you. It's a great piece of data.
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Speaker 1: It's the kind of thing you should celebrate. And one
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Speaker 1: more thing on this, you deserve credit for this. If
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Speaker 1: you voted for Donald Trump to get back into the
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Speaker 1: Oval Office, then give yourself a pat on the back,
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Speaker 1: a round of applause, whatever, whatever it is that makes
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Speaker 1: you happy. Just celebrate on this one that you played
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Speaker 1: a role in achieving this. This goes back to the
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Speaker 1: role that the FBI has played. It's not a mistake,
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Speaker 1: by the way, that this is a nationwide trend. John
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Speaker 1: Lott points to a bunch of things, and he pointed
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Speaker 1: to it in his headline, too. But this has to
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Speaker 1: do with arrests, that would be criminals being arrested, prosecutions,
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Speaker 1: that would be government prosecutors actually seeing these prosecutions through
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Speaker 1: to conviction, and deportations. Here's a detail that a lot
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Speaker 1: of people do not think about and that John Lott
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Speaker 1: told me about yesterday. Illegal aliens, of course, commit a
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Speaker 1: lot of crimes in the United States, a lot, a lot.
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Speaker 1: And in so doing with all these crimes that they're committing,
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Speaker 1: what's happened under Trump, in addition to the FBI cooperating
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Speaker 1: with all these local police departments to get bad guys
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Speaker 1: off the streets, especially because the FBI is not at
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Speaker 1: all concerned about which agency gets the credit for the arrest.
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Speaker 1: The FBI offers support. The locals can pick these guys up.
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Speaker 1: It's a wonderful relationship. The media is trying to distort
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Speaker 1: that to pretend like, oh, the FBI is not making
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Speaker 1: these arrests. It's just all nonsense. Just don't listen to
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Speaker 1: these idiots. The other piece of this is because the
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Speaker 1: Trump administration has been so aggressive with deportations, it's a
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Speaker 1: disincentive for illegal aliens to commit crimes in the United
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Speaker 1: States while they are still here. Let me just put
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Speaker 1: it more bluntly. If you're an illegal alien who's in
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Speaker 1: the United States right now trying to lay low, how
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Speaker 1: do you stay off the government's radar? Don't commit other crimes.
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Speaker 1: John says that one of the impacts of the deportations
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Speaker 1: right now is that violent crime is going down, not
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Speaker 1: just because we're deporting violent criminals, but because would-be violent
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Speaker 1: criminals are trying to stop from getting deported. They don't
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Speaker 1: want to be discovered in the United States. So there
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Speaker 1: are fewer crimes being committed by the illegal aliens who
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Speaker 1: are still here. In the previous administration, they would commit
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Speaker 1: violent crimes and chances are they'd either be released by
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Speaker 1: a Soros-funded prosecutor or the Biden administration wouldn't actually deport
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Speaker 1: them despite the fact that they were committing violent felonies
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Speaker 1: against Americans. So that's what's happening here. And this is,
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I'm telling you, if you know anybody
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Speaker 1: in your life who's at all like, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure if I can vote for the Republicans
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Speaker 1: and support Trump this time. grab them by the shirt collars,
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Speaker 1: metaphorically at least, shake their freaking heads and say, check
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Speaker 1: these numbers out. Do you see what you've achieved? Let's
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Speaker 1: keep that energy going. Let's keep that energy going. Do
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Speaker 1: I have to reel off the list of all the
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Speaker 1: other successes? Is that important? The border is locked down tight.
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Speaker 1: Over 3 million illegals deported. 300,000 federal government employees have
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Speaker 1: been given pink slips. Go get a job in the
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Speaker 1: real job market. Get off the government payroll. That's been
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Speaker 1: a massive thing. Household incomes are at record highs. Childhood
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Speaker 1: poverty at record lows. All poverty at record lows right
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Speaker 1: here in the United States of America. More Americans employed
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Speaker 1: than at any other time in American history. Do we
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Speaker 1: have to keep doing this? Fentanyl deaths are falling off
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Speaker 1: the cliff. That's wonderful. They're plummeting. Crime rates, record lows.
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Speaker 1: Homicide rates, record lows. Crime victimization dropping by the biggest
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Speaker 1: level in over half a century. What the hell am
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Speaker 1: I missing? Exactly. It's amazing. It's just amazing. It's Tuesday,
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Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen. Tuesday. We've got a week before these midterms.
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Speaker 1: The election season concludes for most states next week, Tuesday. California,
14:36
Speaker 1: we'll put an asterisk on that. But for the rest
14:39
Speaker 1: of us, it should end next week, Tuesday. And when
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Speaker 1: it ends, will your vote be in? Will you enthusiastically
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Speaker 1: be trying to achieve these kinds of victories going forward?
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Speaker 1: Are you going to sit on your ass and mope?
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Speaker 1: Those are the questions. Nobody's voting for Democrats. Come on.
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Speaker 1: I mean, the real question is, do Republicans show up?
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Speaker 1: Do Republicans show up? Man, you showed up before. Look
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Speaker 1: what you achieved. Look what you achieved. You want to
15:13
Speaker 1: do more of that? Now's your chance. Now's your chance.
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Speaker 1: Because the left, they're out for blood. They're out for blood.
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Speaker 1: They have sinister intentions. You know, we know what it
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Speaker 1: looks like. Thank you. By the way, so many in
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Speaker 1: the chat are telling me they've already voted. God bless you.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Lock your vote in. Look, the left is
15:36
Speaker 1: really clear about its intentions. We've seen it before. When
15:40
Speaker 1: they have control of the levers of power, they wield
15:43
Speaker 1: them tyrannically. They violate the Constitution. They hurt American citizens.
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Speaker 1: They attack the people who oppose them politically. That's the
15:49
Speaker 1: way they conduct their affairs. And this week, we just
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Speaker 1: got another epic update on one of those corrupt individuals
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Speaker 1: being charged yet again. In fact, just last night, we
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Speaker 1: found out. that James Comey has once again been prosecuted
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Speaker 1: by the United States Department of Justice. And if I
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Speaker 1: hear one more person say nobody's ever prosecuted, I'm going
16:13
Speaker 1: to smash your face through play class window. And then
16:16
Speaker 1: I'm going to show you James Comey. Like, dude, James
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Speaker 1: Comey keeps being prosecuted. How many prosecutions can they drop
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Speaker 1: against this guy? Listen to me. Listen to me. James
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Speaker 1: Comey just got prosecuted for leaking government secrets. Last night,
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Speaker 1: here's the update for you. SCOTUS Wire, one of many
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Speaker 1: outlets pushing this last night. James Comey, former FBI director
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Speaker 1: James Comey, has been charged with violating the espionage act
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Speaker 1: for allegedly directing the disclosure of national defense information to
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Speaker 1: a reporter in 2016. That's important, ladies and gentlemen. 2016
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Speaker 1: is the date. There's a more specific date here. I'll
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Speaker 1: get to that in a moment. The case is assigned
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Speaker 1: to Judge Trevor McFadden in Washington, D.C. Okay, so we've
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Speaker 1: got a case. We've got another case against James Comey. Now, Comey,
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Speaker 1: to be clear, immediately is insisting, I didn't do nothing.
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Speaker 1: I didn't do nothing. It wasn't me. Stop coming after me.
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Speaker 1: Here they come again. Here's James Comey. I'm still innocent.
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Speaker 1: I'm still innocent. Watch, cut one.
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Speaker 3: Well, they're back again. It would almost be funny if
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Speaker 3: it weren't such an appalling abuse of the Department of Justice,
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Speaker 3: one that we cannot become numb to. Nothing's changed with me.
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Speaker 3: I'm still innocent. I'm still not afraid of these people.
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Speaker 3: And I still believe in the independent federal judiciary. And
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Speaker 3: I'm still lucky to have an amazing family and an
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Speaker 3: incredible group of lawyers. And we'll stand up in court
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Speaker 3: and fight the latest and whatever comes after this. The
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Speaker 3: next couple of years are going to be hard for
17:52
Speaker 3: all of us. It's really important that we stand straight
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Speaker 3: And keep the faith in America.
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Speaker 1: He's so full of shit. He's so full of shit.
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Speaker 1: Just listen to this guy. Oh, it's really important that
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Speaker 1: we keep the faith and that we all stand together
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Speaker 1: and we fight back. As if this guy is upholding
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Speaker 1: the Constitution, standing up for the United States, saluting the flag.
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Speaker 1: This whack job. Him and his shell art where he's
18:18
Speaker 1: calling for eliminating the President of the United States, 86-47.
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Speaker 1: He's rambling on his little selfie videos on Instagram about
18:26
Speaker 1: his obsession with Taylor Swift. Isn't that creepy? What an
18:29
Speaker 1: overgrown whack job that guy is. And then this guy,
18:32
Speaker 1: I mean, talk about a chameleon. Here's Comey chameleon. Here's
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Speaker 1: what he said in January of 2021 about how he
18:39
Speaker 1: wanted the government to be weaponized further against Donald Trump.
18:43
Speaker 1: Watch this guy. Mays Moore gave us this. Cut to.
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Speaker 4: Convict him, bar him from future service, have the prosecutors,
18:50
Speaker 4: the local prosecutors in New York pursue him. for the
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Speaker 4: fraudster that he was before he ever became president. Lock
18:57
Speaker 4: him up for the garden-variety frauds he did there. But
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Speaker 4: don't give him that center stage, that dominant role in
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Speaker 4: our national life just down the street where Joe Biden
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Speaker 4: is trying to heal this nation.
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Speaker 1: Heal the nation. What the hell is he even talking about?
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Speaker 1: Biden kicked the borders wide open. The whole country became
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Speaker 1: more chaotic. Every American became poorer as a result of Mr.
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Speaker 1: Heal the nation. Joe Biden couldn't even complete a sentence
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Speaker 1: in English. And this guy's pretending like he was going
19:32
Speaker 1: to be the guy to save America. That was James Comey.
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Speaker 1: And then Comey's position is, don't you ever ever let
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Speaker 1: Trump get back to the Oval Office. I got news
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Speaker 1: for you, sweetheart. He got back, and now you're being
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Speaker 1: prosecuted again for crimes you actually committed. Crimes you committed. Now,
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Speaker 1: he's insistent. I'm innocent. I didn't do anything. I'm innocent.
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Speaker 1: But we've got the details on the charges. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to share those with you in just a moment. That date, remember,
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Speaker 1: that's 2016.
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Speaker 2: 2016.
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Speaker 1: This predates even his.
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Speaker 1: You know, random meetings with Trump and keeping notes on
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Speaker 1: his conversation and leaking it to the New York Times
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Speaker 1: via Daniel Richman. Oh, we've got all that too, but
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Speaker 1: this is a 2016 date. I'll share the specifics with
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Speaker 1: James Comey. James Comey. is implicated in, according to this indictment,
21:48
Speaker 1: this prosecution, pretty obvious what they're talking about, they lay
21:51
Speaker 1: out the date of October 5th of 2016. And that, coincidentally,
21:57
Speaker 1: is the very date that the New York Times ran
22:00
Speaker 1: a piece called Yahoo said to have aided U.S. email
22:04
Speaker 1: surveillance by adapting spam filter. That was the New York
22:08
Speaker 1: Times piece. So this appears to be the piece in question.
22:12
Speaker 1: This is an October 2016 date. Yahoo aided American email surveillance.
22:19
Speaker 1: And what is it about? Well, it's written by two authors,
22:22
Speaker 1: Charlie Savage and Nicole Perlroth. A system intended to scan
22:26
Speaker 1: emails for child porn and spam helped Yahoo satisfy a
22:31
Speaker 1: secret court order requiring it to search for messages containing
22:36
Speaker 1: a computer signature tied to the communications of a state-sponsored
22:41
Speaker 1: terrorist organization. several people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.
22:47
Speaker 1: Two government officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity,
22:51
Speaker 1: two government officials, anonymous, said the Justice Department obtained an
22:58
Speaker 1: individualized order from a judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
23:02
Speaker 1: Court last year. Yahoo was barred from disclosing the matter. Okay,
23:10
Speaker 1: so basically what this is about is, Government officials, anonymous
23:16
Speaker 1: government officials, James Comey perhaps, revealed to the New York
23:20
Speaker 1: Times that our government was secretly surveilling a terrorist organization. Now,
23:29
Speaker 1: why the hell would the FBI director either reveal or
23:34
Speaker 1: authorize that to be revealed to the New York Times?
23:37
Speaker 1: Why the hell would you do that? In fact, you're
23:40
Speaker 1: disclosing state secrets. There's a reason that the court intends
23:45
Speaker 1: to keep this secret. It's meant, it's supposed to be,
23:49
Speaker 1: for the national security of the United States. We're surveilling
23:52
Speaker 1: a terrorist organization. Why would that be publicly disclosed? Why
23:56
Speaker 1: would you create an environment where the terrorist groups think, well,
23:59
Speaker 1: maybe we shouldn't use Yahoo to communicate anymore so we
24:01
Speaker 1: can conduct terrorist attacks on the United States out of
24:04
Speaker 1: sight of their ability to see that? Do you see
24:08
Speaker 1: what I'm saying? This is a betrayal of the United
24:11
Speaker 1: States of America being done by government officials and James
24:16
Speaker 1: Comey now stands charged with doing that very thing. That
24:21
Speaker 1: appears to be what this is all about. Now James
24:24
Speaker 1: Comey is well documented as a leaker. The guy's leaked
24:28
Speaker 1: like crazy. Remember the grand conspiracy case that's going on
24:33
Speaker 1: in South Florida, they've been soliciting information about James Comey's leaks.
24:37
Speaker 1: The Justice Department issued a grand jury subpoena to Daniel Richman.
24:43
Speaker 1: That's James Comey's leaker guy. That was earlier this year,
24:47
Speaker 1: August 31st. Remember this. Here's that, here's that, nothing ever happens. Yeah, okay,
24:52
Speaker 1: shut up. Federal prosecutors have issued a grand jury subpoena
24:55
Speaker 1: demanding testimony from Daniel Richman Close confidant James Comey, the
24:59
Speaker 1: former FBI director and one of President Trump's most reviled
25:01
Speaker 1: political adversaries, according to a person familiar with the matter. Remember,
25:04
Speaker 1: we talked about this when this news broke earlier this year.
25:09
Speaker 1: It was August 31st of this year that that grand
25:12
Speaker 1: jury continues its operations down in South Florida and has
25:15
Speaker 1: drawn Daniel Richman in, in light of the fact that
25:18
Speaker 1: he keeps handling James Comey's leaks. Another one, remember this,
25:22
Speaker 1: August of 2025, James Comey's media mole, Just the News
25:26
Speaker 1: had this report, told the FBI that he was shaping
25:29
Speaker 1: the Russia narrative and needed, quote, a discount to deny
25:34
Speaker 1: leaking intel. This was all related to something called Arctic Haze,
25:40
Speaker 1: that government-run operation, James Comey in charge, where they were
25:45
Speaker 1: leaking classified intel amid all of the anti-Trump, Trump-Russia collusion hysteria.
25:51
Speaker 1: So is there a track record here, a pattern of
25:53
Speaker 1: James Comey leaking? Yes, over and over and over. It's
25:57
Speaker 1: actually long past time that this guy gets charged for
26:00
Speaker 1: this particular thing, in addition to all of the other
26:02
Speaker 1: charges that he's been facing. The FBI had determined that
26:08
Speaker 1: classified information was being leaked to the New York Times,
26:11
Speaker 1: the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal in that
26:14
Speaker 1: Arctic Haze investigation. Where was it coming from? Come on.
26:19
Speaker 1: From the top. From the top. And Comey has admitted
26:23
Speaker 1: to orchestrating leaks to the New York Times. Here he is.
26:26
Speaker 1: This was 2017. He admitted as much. Former FBI Director
26:33
Speaker 1: James Comey, I'm quoting from the Daily Caller now, acknowledged
26:36
Speaker 1: that he orchestrated the leak of a memorandum detailing his
26:38
Speaker 1: private interactions with President Donald Trump during testimony before the
26:42
Speaker 1: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Thursday morning. Quote, I asked
26:47
Speaker 1: a friend of mine to share the content of the
26:48
Speaker 1: memo with a reporter. I didn't do it myself for
26:51
Speaker 1: a variety of reasons. What do you mean you didn't
26:54
Speaker 1: do it yourself? One of the reasons is that you
26:56
Speaker 1: were trying to keep your fingerprints off of it as
26:58
Speaker 1: you were orchestrating a leak of government documents that you
27:02
Speaker 1: had no right to leak. That's what James Comey did.
27:06
Speaker 1: James Comey did that very thing. Now, I have one
27:09
Speaker 1: more piece of information for you to think about as
27:11
Speaker 1: we contextualize all of this. So James Comey is being
27:14
Speaker 1: prosecuted yet again, yet again. And this news of his
27:22
Speaker 1: prosecution comes right after we got an update on Friday
27:27
Speaker 1: that two former FBI officials were busted for meddling in
27:30
Speaker 1: the 2020 election. FBI officials who were covering up Hunter
27:35
Speaker 1: Biden's laptop and their knowledge of it were just charged
27:39
Speaker 1: with lying to Congress. The New York Post reported on Friday,
27:45
Speaker 1: FBI officials who covered up Hunter Biden laptop charged with
27:47
Speaker 1: lying to Congress. Two ex-FBI officials who helped shape the
27:52
Speaker 1: public narrative on Hunter Biden's infamous laptop were charged on
27:55
Speaker 1: Friday for lying to Congress about their involvement, discrediting stories
28:00
Speaker 1: about the troubled first son, according to federal authorities. Nikki
28:03
Speaker 1: Flores and Bradley Benavides, those are the names, self-surrendered and
28:08
Speaker 1: they face up to five years in prison each upon conviction.
28:11
Speaker 1: Through their lawyers, the former senior officials on the FBI's FIDF,
28:15
Speaker 1: the Foreign Influence Task Force, denied wrongdoing. Now, I need
28:21
Speaker 1: to remind you of something about these two guys. Flores
28:24
Speaker 1: and Benavides were the very same FBI officials who gave
28:29
Speaker 1: Ron Johnson, as well as Chuck Grassley, a fake briefing
28:36
Speaker 1: about the Russia influence operation. They did that. That was
28:41
Speaker 1: in 2020. That was in the lead up to the election.
28:45
Speaker 1: And Johnson and Grassley were like, what the hell is this?
28:48
Speaker 1: Why did they even give us this briefing? And then subsequently,
28:51
Speaker 1: the news of the briefing was leaked directly to the
28:55
Speaker 1: media to make it appear that Ron Johnson and Chuck
28:59
Speaker 1: Grassley were falling for a Russian disinformation op by being
29:02
Speaker 1: concerned about Hunter Biden's laptop. You see what I'm saying?
29:07
Speaker 1: These guys are now being prosecuted for this. This is
29:10
Speaker 1: the key. This is the key. So yes, are there
29:14
Speaker 1: consequences coming for these people?
29:15
Speaker 5: Yes.
29:16
Speaker 1: Has this been a deliberative process? Undoubtedly. And I want
29:22
Speaker 1: to remind people, for anybody who's like, well, look, it's
29:24
Speaker 1: not enough. I want them, I'm seeing it right now,
29:26
Speaker 1: like five, we need more than five years. We need
29:28
Speaker 1: to throw the key away. I totally get it. I'm
29:30
Speaker 1: with you 100%. But I want accountability at all is
29:35
Speaker 1: what I want. And part of the problem, we've been
29:37
Speaker 1: through this a million times, but I'll give you the
29:39
Speaker 1: CliffsNotes version. Part of the problem that the Trump administration
29:41
Speaker 1: is facing is they have corrupt U.S. attorneys across the
29:44
Speaker 1: country who are not fully on board. Some are great.
29:47
Speaker 1: There's some great ones out there. Bill Asseli in Los Angeles,
29:51
Speaker 1: Jeanine Pirro in New York, rather. I mean, my goodness, Washington, D.C.,
29:56
Speaker 1: There's no question. But there are still problem U.S. attorneys
29:59
Speaker 1: who need to be replaced. And the way to replace
30:01
Speaker 1: them is to get rid of the Senate blue slip.
30:03
Speaker 1: And right now, unfortunately, Chuck Grassley, the aforementioned Chuck Grassley,
30:06
Speaker 1: continues to stand in the way. The other thing is
30:08
Speaker 1: we need to get rid of the blue slip so
30:09
Speaker 1: we get good federal judges in place. And Chuck Grassley, again,
30:13
Speaker 1: stands in the way of that very thing. One of
30:16
Speaker 1: the things that we can overcome by virtue of these
30:18
Speaker 1: midterm votes is we can get Mike Lee in position.
30:21
Speaker 1: If Republicans keep the majority, Mike Lee takes over the
30:25
Speaker 1: Senate Judiciary Committee, and he can open up the floodgates
30:27
Speaker 1: to get good people in all of these positions, U.S.
30:30
Speaker 1: attorney positions, federal judge positions. We need the justice system
30:34
Speaker 1: working at all levels in every jurisdiction in the United
30:37
Speaker 1: States in order to secure the justice that these people
30:40
Speaker 1: so richly deserve and that you so richly desire. Do
30:42
Speaker 1: you understand what I'm saying? So if you're looking at
30:44
Speaker 1: the rest of this and be like, well, Vince, I'm
30:46
Speaker 1: just upset that this is not happening on my timetable. Yeah,
30:49
Speaker 1: me too. But guess what? I have agency and so
30:52
Speaker 1: do you. We can do something about this. We put
30:55
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and his Justice Department in position to begin
30:58
Speaker 1: the process of bringing these people to justice. But we
31:02
Speaker 1: can't stick the landing unless the whole justice system is working.
31:05
Speaker 1: And you know how you get that? You freaking vote.
31:08
Speaker 1: You make it too big to rig, and we dominate
31:11
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31:15
Speaker 1: You have agency. If you for a moment throw your
31:19
Speaker 1: hands up and you're like, well, everybody else is hurting me.
31:22
Speaker 1: They're screwing me over. Then you have lost the plot.
31:25
Speaker 1: It is up to you and to me to save
31:28
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31:30
Speaker 1: to hand our children off a better place. Fight, fight,
31:36
Speaker 1: fight is the message. Stay in the freaking fight. And
31:46
Speaker 1: these people are being busted, baby. That's good news. And
31:51
Speaker 1: these two stooges, the ones who were involved in rigging
31:54
Speaker 1: the Hunter Biden laptop story, that's only the beginning. In
31:57
Speaker 1: addition to the James Comey stuff, in addition to the
31:59
Speaker 1: grand conspiracy case down in South Florida, in addition to
32:02
Speaker 1: John Brennan getting his ass hauled into that room, in
32:05
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32:08
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32:16
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Speaker 1: Tell me, let's talk about health. You know, how have
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so the Maha movement really, it kind of focuses
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36:08
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36:09
Speaker 5: Yes.
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Speaker 1: So rather than maintaining your symptoms and your disease, Americans
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Speaker 1: and these various agencies that has given you cause for hope?
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Speaker 2: So the agencies that we've been working with recently, they've
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Speaker 1: So I'm sorry, can you give me more detail on
37:17
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37:19
Speaker 1: you said that now people can use their health insurance
37:21
Speaker 1: to get Field of Greens, for instance.
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Speaker 1: That's a change of pace? Yeah.
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Speaker 1: That is amazing. And that's the product of the Trump
37:43
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Speaker 1: That's wonderful news. That's wonderful news. Do you get the
37:57
Speaker 1: sense that Americans are getting healthier? It seems like, you know,
37:59
Speaker 1: I was like, I was watching, what was I watching?
38:02
Speaker 1: I was watching an old Jim Gaffigan special the other day,
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Speaker 1: and he was joking about how everybody's fat. And he's like,
38:07
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38:09
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38:11
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38:13
Speaker 1: was thinking, I feel like America's changed quite a bit
38:15
Speaker 1: over the last 20 years that people are much more
38:18
Speaker 1: conscious of what they're ingesting and the impact it's having
38:22
Speaker 1: on their health.
38:24
Speaker 5: Definitely.
38:24
Speaker 2: And it's all the, I think the Maha did put
38:27
Speaker 2: a huge magnifying glass on that because people are starting
38:30
Speaker 2: to learn that you do need to take your health seriously.
38:33
Speaker 2: And it's not just, don't leave it up to the
38:35
Speaker 2: government to tell you what to put in your body,
38:38
Speaker 2: but you have to kind of go out there and
38:39
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38:42
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38:51
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38:54
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38:58
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39:00
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39:03
Speaker 2: a chronic illness or you don't get to live the
39:04
Speaker 2: fullness of your life out of just being overweight and sick.
39:08
Speaker 5: Yeah.
39:10
Speaker 1: Do you think that stuff matters? Like, so a lot
39:12
Speaker 1: of people are going for like 10,000 steps a day.
39:14
Speaker 1: They're like, I get my 10,000 steps in. Is that,
39:16
Speaker 1: is that legit? Or is that just like, you know,
39:18
Speaker 1: nonsense game stuff?
39:20
Speaker 2: Well, definitely your steps in, but there's all, there's so
39:23
Speaker 2: much that goes into the health and wellness, but if
39:24
Speaker 2: you're going to get your steps in, get it right
39:26
Speaker 2: after you eat your meal. But yeah, anything you can
39:28
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39:32
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39:36
Speaker 2: have fun out there.
39:37
Speaker 1: Touch grass, baby. Dan Bongino told me that grounding's a
39:41
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39:42
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39:44
Speaker 1: it has some sort of health impact?
39:45
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39:49
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39:54
Speaker 2: it is nice to step outside and get a touch
39:56
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39:56
Speaker 1: It feels good, especially when your grass is nice and lush.
39:59
Speaker 1: It's perfect. Talk to me about the business environment with
40:02
Speaker 1: Donald Trump in office, because... As a business owner, you
40:06
Speaker 1: know this firsthand, what it's like to see what you're
40:09
Speaker 1: paying in taxes every year and whether or not you
40:11
Speaker 1: can achieve the things that you dream up. How have
40:14
Speaker 1: things changed with Donald Trump back in office?
40:16
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, especially during the Biden inflation, that was crazy
40:19
Speaker 2: because we try to put things out at the best
40:23
Speaker 2: prices possible. But during inflation, it was insane. We had
40:27
Speaker 2: to increase prices, not just because of the inflation, but
40:31
Speaker 2: also- getting products to us could cost a ton more.
40:36
Speaker 2: And so we haven't had increased prices since Trump was
40:39
Speaker 2: back in office. And yeah, taxes is one of the
40:41
Speaker 2: biggest things. You know, as a business owner, you're always
40:44
Speaker 2: trying to figure out ways to mitigate those taxes and
40:48
Speaker 2: invest back into the company. And, you know, with lower
40:51
Speaker 2: corporate taxes and everything like that, it helps a lot.
40:53
Speaker 2: But yeah, we're always trying to take all, we're not
40:54
Speaker 2: just hoarding any profits of ours. We're always putting it
40:57
Speaker 2: back into building the company, getting the best doctors available and, and,
41:01
Speaker 2: Trying to put the best products out there.
41:03
Speaker 1: But you've been able to breathe easier with Donald Trump
41:05
Speaker 1: in office? Oh, yeah. It's night and day.
41:09
Speaker 2: Regulations are back, and it allows us to.
41:12
Speaker 3: Work with a lot less friction.
41:14
Speaker 1: That's a big deal. So the midterms, of course, are
41:17
Speaker 1: now just a week away. And I love when RFK Jr.
41:21
Speaker 1: goes before the Senate, and then he's talking to people
41:23
Speaker 1: like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, pretending like they have
41:26
Speaker 1: the people's interests at heart. And then he points out, actually,
41:29
Speaker 1: you're owned by the pharmaceutical companies. You're taking a ton
41:31
Speaker 1: of money from big pharma. And as a result, these
41:35
Speaker 1: Washington legislators, to include Bernie and Elizabeth Warren, are creating
41:40
Speaker 1: a very corrupt environment in Washington that doesn't actually serve
41:43
Speaker 1: Americans and their health very well at all. What are
41:45
Speaker 1: the stakes, you think, for American health in our elections?
41:48
Speaker 1: Do you think that's measurable?
41:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there's, right now, it's the difference between
41:53
Speaker 2: keeping up the momentum of what the Maha movement has created,
41:57
Speaker 2: or falling back because Congress does, you know, the maha
42:01
Speaker 2: can be controlled a lot by the executive branch, but
42:04
Speaker 2: it's Congress that controls whether certain things get funded or
42:07
Speaker 2: slowed down. And so hopefully it continues with the momentum
42:11
Speaker 2: of going forward, get Americans healthy again, and don't fall
42:14
Speaker 2: back to relying on pharmaceutical companies.
42:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, for years, Washington's been very comfortable with letting food
42:21
Speaker 1: stamps pay for soda. which is insane. Like what? I
42:25
Speaker 1: thought food stamps, they call it a supplemental nutrition assistance program.
42:31
Speaker 1: Where's the nutrition part in having a crony relationship with
42:36
Speaker 1: the soda companies where they take tax dollars and Americans
42:39
Speaker 1: don't get healthier from it. I like a soda like
42:41
Speaker 1: every so often. In fact, I actually don't drink soda
42:43
Speaker 1: at all. I'm kind of making that up. But I
42:45
Speaker 1: used to drink it and I liked it. But my
42:48
Speaker 1: tax dollars shouldn't be paying to put it into people.
42:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's even healthy sodas out there right now
42:54
Speaker 2: as an option. There's so many new soda companies that
42:57
Speaker 2: are just coming up with healthy protein sodas. You don't
43:00
Speaker 2: have to drink these sugar bombs anymore. The fact that
43:02
Speaker 2: the taxpayer was shouldering that bill for people was insane.
43:08
Speaker 1: It's a huge deal. All right, Miles, tell people what
43:11
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43:12
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43:15
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43:17
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43:22
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43:26
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43:29
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43:32
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43:36
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43:38
Speaker 1: thank you so much. Appreciate you for coming on, man.
43:40
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43:42
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43:44
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43:48
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43:52
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43:55
Speaker 1: and so much more. We've got a lot more to
43:58
Speaker 1: get to here today. I want to tell you about
44:00
Speaker 1: non-citizens interfering in our elections. You just heard from Miles
44:04
Speaker 1: talking about how important it is that we keep this
44:05
Speaker 1: momentum going. But if it's up to the corrupt left,
44:08
Speaker 1: they're going to try and rob us of that. And
44:10
Speaker 1: they might use illegal aliens to do it. Let me
44:13
Speaker 1: bring you to Washington State now, which is a state
44:18
Speaker 1: that's run by libs, like the Democrats run Washington State.
44:21
Speaker 1: They also run, well, they'd run Washington, D.C. until President
44:26
Speaker 1: Trump grabbed the reins. Here is an update. This comes
44:29
Speaker 1: to us from Jason Rance. Jason Rance is out there
44:32
Speaker 1: in Washington, and he's got a piece up today. He says,
44:35
Speaker 1: Feds catch at least 405 non-citizens... Voting in Washington. Now
44:41
Speaker 1: pay attention to that phrase, at least. At least 405
44:45
Speaker 1: non-citizens voted in Washington state. Some have cast ballots several
44:51
Speaker 1: dozen times. What? Yeah, I know. Well, it's not shocking,
44:57
Speaker 1: but it is appalling. Here's the U.S. attorney in the
45:00
Speaker 1: Washington state area describing yesterday the unfortunate and breaking news.
45:05
Speaker 1: Cut three. Here we go.
45:07
Speaker 6: Through our investigation... we have confirmed with high confidence that
45:11
Speaker 6: non-citizens are voting in the state of Washington in federal
45:16
Speaker 6: and state elections. Thus far, we have identified over 400
45:19
Speaker 6: non-citizens who have voted in Washington, and many of them
45:24
Speaker 6: have voted multiple times. That means we have identified over 1,500
45:29
Speaker 6: ballots illegally cast.
45:31
Speaker 1: This is not the full number.
45:33
Speaker 6: Of non-citizens who have been voting in Washington. This is
45:37
Speaker 6: only the tip of the iceberg With a small sample
45:40
Speaker 6: that we have collected so far, I'm confident that we
45:43
Speaker 6: are looking at thousands of non-citizens who have been voting
45:47
Speaker 6: in Washington. Because of the limitations the state has placed
45:51
Speaker 6: on our investigation, we have only been able to uncover
45:54
Speaker 6: a fraction of the total number. Washington has refused to
45:58
Speaker 6: share the complete list of registered voters with identifying information.
46:03
Speaker 6: We are having to do this essentially one person at
46:05
Speaker 6: a time.
46:09
Speaker 1: Hundreds of non-citizens caught voting in the state of Washington.
46:13
Speaker 1: That group alone has cast thousands of illegal ballots and
46:18
Speaker 1: they have barely begun scratching the surface on the number
46:21
Speaker 1: of non-citizens who are interfering in American elections. You know
46:25
Speaker 1: what this means? That thing that never happens, it just
46:29
Speaker 1: happened again. That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:33
Speaker 4: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:36
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:39
Speaker 5: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:44
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it just happens.
46:51
Speaker 5: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:55
Speaker 1: Yeah. That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
46:58
Speaker 4: That thing that never.
46:59
Speaker 2: Happens, it just happened again.
47:01
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it.
47:02
Speaker 5: Just happened again.
47:03
Speaker 1: Yeah. That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
47:06
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
47:08
Speaker 4: You can clap along.
47:09
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it just happened again.
47:14
Speaker 5: One more.
47:15
Speaker 1: That thing that never happens, it just happened again. Yeah. Yeah,
47:22
Speaker 1: it just keeps on happening. Sorry, I had to go
47:25
Speaker 1: the distance on that song. It just keeps freaking happening
47:30
Speaker 1: over and over and over. It's like, well, here's another
47:32
Speaker 1: state where hundreds of non-citizens are documented as interfering in
47:37
Speaker 1: our elections. They've cast thousands upon thousands of votes. I
47:40
Speaker 1: didn't know they just sent me a ballot. That, by
47:42
Speaker 1: the way, that is the claim that's being made. I
47:46
Speaker 1: just received a ballot, so I thought I could vote. No, no.
47:51
Speaker 1: You're breaking the law. And so we got another U.S.
47:54
Speaker 1: attorney in another Democrat-run state revealing yet again that non-citizens
47:58
Speaker 1: are voting at scale. Meanwhile, Leslie Stahl is too stupid
48:01
Speaker 1: to understand that this is a massive problem. The media
48:04
Speaker 1: is going out of its way to tell you over
48:06
Speaker 1: and over that it's not happening at any measurable level.
48:08
Speaker 1: It couldn't actually impact an election. Are you serious? 405
48:11
Speaker 1: non-citizens casting thousands of ballots over the course of these years?
48:15
Speaker 1: That doesn't impact any elections?
48:16
Speaker 7: Bull.
48:18
Speaker 1: Utter bull. And that's just the ones we know. The U.S.
48:22
Speaker 1: Attorney's Office there in Washington is saying there are thousands
48:24
Speaker 1: upon thousands upon thousands of people who are doing this.
48:27
Speaker 1: We know it, and we're just trying to get this
48:29
Speaker 1: information from the state of Washington, and they refuse to
48:31
Speaker 1: give it to us. Why do they refuse? Because it's
48:34
Speaker 1: a cover-up. It's a cover-up. They're trying to prevent you
48:37
Speaker 1: from getting this information. They don't want you to know
48:42
Speaker 1: the scale of the fraud. It's amazing. God bless President
48:48
Speaker 1: Trump for staying on this issue for years. The media
48:51
Speaker 1: tried to get him off of it. Stop talking about it.
48:54
Speaker 1: No evidence. No evidence. They'll say stuff like his false
49:00
Speaker 1: claims about voter fraud. They'll just assert it outright. They
49:03
Speaker 1: won't qualify it.
49:03
Speaker 5: Nothing.
49:05
Speaker 1: And I'm like, wait a second. Mikey Sherrill revealed it
49:07
Speaker 1: in New Jersey. She had hundreds of non-citizens on the
49:11
Speaker 1: voting rolls. Actually, excuse me, thousands. Thousands of non-citizens on
49:16
Speaker 1: the voting rolls that she revealed. That was a Democrat
49:18
Speaker 1: governor revealed that. What isn't she telling us? She said
49:23
Speaker 1: among those thousands, hundreds of them had cast ballots, hundreds.
49:28
Speaker 1: Over the course of several elections, no doubt thousands of
49:30
Speaker 1: ballots being submitted. Same as in Washington. What aren't they
49:35
Speaker 1: telling us? How big is the problem? In California, 20,000.
49:39
Speaker 1: They're battling right now in court in order to protect 20,000
49:43
Speaker 1: non-citizens who are on the voting rolls in the state.
49:47
Speaker 1: The Trump administration says with a high degree of confidence
49:49
Speaker 1: that these people are not citizens of the United States
49:51
Speaker 1: of America. They're on our ballot. They're on our voting rolls.
49:55
Speaker 1: They're on our voting rolls. This is a late, okay, hello,
49:57
Speaker 1: we got a week. One more, here we go. We
50:01
Speaker 1: got another, actually one more, one more, here we go.
50:03
Speaker 1: We got a week. The Save America Act is on
50:06
Speaker 1: the line. You want the Save America Act? Get the
50:09
Speaker 1: Senate to have sensible people inside of its body. You
50:14
Speaker 1: can do that this week in this election season. Everything's
50:20
Speaker 1: on the line.
50:22
Speaker 7: Everything.
50:22
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm like really getting animated today. I'm
50:24
Speaker 1: just telling you, baby, we got a week to go.
50:27
Speaker 1: Make it a big victory. And again, I'm I know
50:32
Speaker 1: I'm preaching in a way to the choir because this
50:33
Speaker 1: audience is locked in. I've got everybody already voted early.
50:36
Speaker 1: I know you're locked in. But now we take it
50:38
Speaker 1: to the next level. Now we bug every single person
50:40
Speaker 1: we know, anybody with two brain cells to rub together
50:42
Speaker 1: who knows that they need to make a better country
50:45
Speaker 1: for their family and for their friends and for everybody
50:48
Speaker 1: around them, their community. Got to get out and vote.
50:51
Speaker 1: You got to vote. Get these Republicans in. His Grace
50:56
Speaker 1: 67 says it right. One ballot can decide an election.
50:59
Speaker 1: One ballot. And so that lesson from his grace is
51:02
Speaker 1: right in this sense, in two ways. One, the impact
51:06
Speaker 1: it has when illegal aliens interfere, when non-citizens interfere in
51:10
Speaker 1: our elections, that can tilt an election away from the
51:12
Speaker 1: will of the American people. And two, one ballot can
51:17
Speaker 1: win an election, yeah, from an American citizen who loves
51:22
Speaker 1: their country, who shows up and casts a ballot, maybe
51:25
Speaker 1: was thinking about not doing it, now's your chance. that
51:28
Speaker 1: one ballot could decide the election. There's plenty of elections
51:30
Speaker 1: in our country, by the way, that have been decided
51:32
Speaker 1: by one or just a couple of ballots. There have
51:35
Speaker 1: been dead heat. There have been elections that have, in
51:38
Speaker 1: Virginia a couple of years ago, the control of the
51:40
Speaker 1: state legislature was decided by coin toss because the votes
51:44
Speaker 1: were perfectly even in the Commonwealth of Virginia. One vote,
51:51
Speaker 1: one non-citizen, one American citizen, whoever puts that ballot in,
51:55
Speaker 1: if that ballot's accepted, under corrupt circumstances or not, you
51:59
Speaker 1: see what happens. It affects the future of our country.
52:04
Speaker 1: Make it too big to rig. That's the message. That's
52:08
Speaker 1: the message. Now, the President wants your assistance in this,
52:12
Speaker 1: in tracking down voter fraud. We've got the President of
52:16
Speaker 1: the United States has offered a reward for anybody who
52:21
Speaker 1: finds prosecutable voter fraud in the United States. Here is
52:26
Speaker 1: his statement. He just posted this to Truth Social last night,
52:29
Speaker 1: yesterday afternoon. Anybody reporting voter fraud from the past elections
52:35
Speaker 1: or the upcoming 2026 midterm election will be paid $ 1 million.
52:43
Speaker 1: Let's do $ 1 million upon the arrest and conviction of
52:50
Speaker 1: those that created the fraud. Thank you for your attention
52:54
Speaker 1: to this matter President Donald J. Trump. So if you
52:59
Speaker 1: bring actionable voter fraud to the president of the United States,
53:03
Speaker 1: if you report actionable voter fraud to the government and
53:08
Speaker 1: they can prosecute and convict the people who are behind it,
53:13
Speaker 1: you can win $ 1 million. $ 1 million, not a small
53:19
Speaker 1: amount of money. That's a massive amount of money. The
53:23
Speaker 1: game is on, baby. Hunt down the fraudsters. Share it.
53:27
Speaker 1: The president says a million dollars is on the line.
53:29
Speaker 1: That's fantastic news. I love that. I love that. Have
53:34
Speaker 1: you noticed all the reward programs he's been creating lately
53:36
Speaker 1: to get rid of fraud? A million dollar prize to
53:38
Speaker 1: catch the fraudsters in the country. And also, you know,
53:42
Speaker 1: finders fees for anybody who reports the theft of taxpayer dollars. J.D.
53:47
Speaker 1: Vance and Company just announced that. this past week. What
53:50
Speaker 1: a brilliant idea. I absolutely love that. I love that.
53:55
Speaker 1: So we've got, the president's got a good team around him.
53:57
Speaker 1: That's a really good operation they've got going on. Also,
54:00
Speaker 1: you know who I like in the administration? Treasury Secretary
54:03
Speaker 1: Scott Besson is a hoot. That guy is super funny. Yesterday,
54:07
Speaker 1: he was reacting to Barack Hussein Obama's like stupid joke
54:12
Speaker 1: from over the weekend when he was, Barack was campaigning
54:15
Speaker 1: with Abdul in Michigan this weekend. And Barack made some
54:19
Speaker 1: crack that President Trump is turning the White House into
54:24
Speaker 1: something like Saddam Hussein decorated like a cheesecake factory. It
54:29
Speaker 1: was Obama. And the crowd gave him a pity laugh,
54:34
Speaker 1: a courtesy laugh. They tried to pretend like it was
54:37
Speaker 1: a really funny joke to make him feel better about it.
54:39
Speaker 1: It wasn't very good. It also demonstrated to me that
54:41
Speaker 1: the guy's completely freaking out of touch. Has he ever
54:43
Speaker 1: been to a cheesecake factory? I don't think so. I
54:46
Speaker 1: don't think Obama's ever been to a cheesecake factory. But
54:49
Speaker 1: Scott Besson, who actually is richer than Obama, apparently he
54:53
Speaker 1: does go to Cheesecake Factory. And it makes a lot
54:55
Speaker 1: of sense, actually, because I checked this yesterday. The Cheesecake
54:59
Speaker 1: Factory is right across the street from the Treasury Department.
55:01
Speaker 1: I guess I had realized it, but I'd walked past
55:04
Speaker 1: it so many times I just didn't put two and
55:06
Speaker 1: two together. Scott Besson has. Scott Besson goes there. Scott
55:09
Speaker 1: Besson goes to the Cheesecake Factory for lunch. It's right
55:12
Speaker 1: next to his office. So why not? It's a good option.
55:14
Speaker 1: So he goes to the Cheesecake Factory. And yesterday, I
55:18
Speaker 1: guess somebody alerted the media that Scott Bassett was there.
55:21
Speaker 1: They were waiting for him as he left. And candidly,
55:25
Speaker 1: I have order envy when I heard what he ordered
55:27
Speaker 1: for lunch. Listen to Scott Bassett tell you about his
55:30
Speaker 1: lunch order and then dunking on Barack Hussein Obama. Cut
55:32
Speaker 1: for it. Hi, Mr.
55:34
Speaker 5: Secretary.
55:35
Speaker 8: It's an interesting lunch choice today.
55:36
Speaker 1: What did you order for the Cheesecake Factory? Oh, I
55:39
Speaker 1: have what I always have, the cheesecakes. French dip cheeseburger.
55:43
Speaker 2: Excellent.
55:43
Speaker 8: And so, recent news, we've got former President Obama comparing
55:47
Speaker 8: White House decorations or construction to the Cheesecake Factory, saying
55:51
Speaker 8: it looks like Saddam Hussein opened the Cheesecake Factory.
55:54
Speaker 4: Any reaction to that?
55:54
Speaker 1: Well, two things. This is the man who built the museum.
55:58
Speaker 1: It looks like Darth Vader's tomb. And I would just
56:02
Speaker 1: tell the, I eat a great meal, always have a
56:05
Speaker 1: great meal, and I would tell the Martha's Vineyard set
56:09
Speaker 1: to give it a try. Okay.
56:11
Speaker 8: And what are your thoughts on the midterms thus far
56:13
Speaker 8: and how Republicans are faring?
56:16
Speaker 6: I've been out on the campaign trail with the president,
56:19
Speaker 6: and there's great enthusiasm.
56:20
Speaker 1: Excellent.
56:21
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
56:22
Speaker 1: Thank you.
56:22
Speaker 8: Thank you.
56:24
Speaker 1: Okay. The French dip cheeseburger? Let me start there before
56:29
Speaker 1: I get to him dunking on Obama. That sounds like
56:32
Speaker 1: a phenomenal sandwich. Listen to this. Wait, I just looked
56:35
Speaker 1: it up. The French dip cheeseburger at the Cheesecake Factory.
56:39
Speaker 1: It's a charbroiled cheeseburger served on a toasted brioche roll,
56:42
Speaker 1: topped with grilled onions and sriracha mayo, and served with
56:45
Speaker 1: a side of au jus for dipping. Au jus, beef broth.
56:50
Speaker 5: What?
56:53
Speaker 1: That sounds incredible. Dude, I do have order envy. What
56:55
Speaker 1: an amazing order. I've got to try that, whether it's
56:58
Speaker 1: at the Cheesecake Factory or trying to figure out a
57:00
Speaker 1: way to make it at home or something. Just make
57:01
Speaker 1: a cheeseburger and then dip it in beef broth. That
57:05
Speaker 1: is it. What a move. That's an incredible move. I
57:08
Speaker 1: didn't know they had it either. You know, you think
57:10
Speaker 1: cheesecake factory, you think cheesecake, but you're like, dude, they're
57:13
Speaker 1: crushing it on the burger option. That's an amazing.
57:17
Speaker 5: I did.
57:17
Speaker 1: You know what though? You know, sometimes I see the
57:19
Speaker 1: French dip sandwich on a menu and then I'm like,
57:21
Speaker 1: I got to get the French dip. That sounds incredible.
57:23
Speaker 1: I'm going to get the French dip. But if I'm
57:25
Speaker 1: between the burger and the French dip, then I find
57:27
Speaker 1: out they've got an order on the, like they actually
57:29
Speaker 1: have a menu item. That's both of them. Of course
57:31
Speaker 1: I'm going for both of them at once. Are you serious? Wow.
57:35
Speaker 1: What an order.
57:35
Speaker 5: All right.
57:35
Speaker 1: So Scott Besson knows what he's doing. He does know
57:38
Speaker 1: what he's doing. And I wouldn't even be ashamed if
57:40
Speaker 1: I was at that table and he ordered that. I'd
57:42
Speaker 1: be like, all right, I'll have what he's having. He
57:44
Speaker 1: nailed that. That was a great order. So there's that.
57:48
Speaker 1: And then he's like, he's pointing out like Obama's full
57:50
Speaker 1: of crap. This idea that he can give anybody design
57:53
Speaker 1: tips when he built the Fortress of Doom in the
57:56
Speaker 1: middle of Chicago. It's like, come on, please. That disgusting building.
58:01
Speaker 1: that sucks the soul out of you as you drive
58:04
Speaker 1: past it. You don't even have to step foot in it.
58:05
Speaker 1: You look at it. I see it from afar. I
58:07
Speaker 1: see it on the internet. I look at this thing
58:09
Speaker 1: and I get sad. I'm depressed by staring at this thing. Yeah, Obama,
58:13
Speaker 1: the destroyer, giving everybody else design tips on how to
58:16
Speaker 1: improve the quality of the White House. How about you
58:18
Speaker 1: shut the hell up? And stuff your face with a
58:22
Speaker 1: French dip cheeseburger. Actually go to Cheesecake Factory. It might
58:26
Speaker 1: be good. That's pretty funny. Sharon in Florida asks, who
58:29
Speaker 1: wants to be a millionaire?
58:31
Speaker 7: Yeah, baby.
58:32
Speaker 1: You can do it. You track down some fraud, you
58:35
Speaker 1: too can be a millionaire. You too can be a millionaire.
58:38
Speaker 1: And then you can have all the French dip cheeseburgers
58:39
Speaker 1: you want. Thank you, Sharon. Thank you to everybody for
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Speaker 1: being with us today. I've got the big national radio
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Speaker 1: It's from noon to 3 Eastern each day. And we
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Speaker 1: also have the great Dan Bongino program coming up at
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Speaker 1: 10 a.m. this morning. Rumble.com slash Bongino. We've got Haley
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Speaker 1: Caranilla on at noon Eastern. Haley with two Ys.
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Speaker 5: Why?
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Speaker 1: Because she's awesome. Rumble.com slash Haley. And then the great
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Speaker 1: Sean Farish is on at 1 p.m. Rumble.com slash Sean. S-H-A-W-N.
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Speaker 1: Don't miss a moment of anything. But Vince, some of
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Speaker 1: that's at the same time. Yeah, but don't miss a
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Speaker 1: moment of anything. That's the homework. Also, election night. Election night,
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Speaker 1: it's going to be epic next week, Tuesday. We are
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Speaker 1: a week away, ladies and gentlemen, from the best party
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Speaker 1: on the whole planet. You can join us all together,
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Speaker 1: all the aforementioned wonderful people, Dan, Haley, Sean, and even me.
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Speaker 1: We're all going to be gathered together next week, Tuesday,
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Speaker 1: from Dan's pretty cool headquarters down there in Florida. That'll
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Speaker 1: be neat. We'll all be together. Rumble.com slash Bongino for that.
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Speaker 1: That'll be 8 p.m. Eastern time. We'll take you through
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Speaker 1: election night, everything that's coming in, what we're learning, the
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Speaker 1: lessons for the country, and what comes next. It's all
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Speaker 1: going to be on election night, gathered together on Rumble, rumble.com
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Speaker 1: terms of my obligations to tell you about things today,
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Speaker 1: at least for this program. The big radio show coming up.
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Speaker 1: We've got so much more to get to, and I'll
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Speaker 1: be back with you tomorrow right here. Same bat channel,
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Speaker 1: same bat, what is it, same bat time, same bat channel?
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Speaker 1: I've said enough.
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