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All men are created equal, but they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable Rights, by liberty.
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If liberty means anything at all, it means right to tell
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Hey, good morning and welcome back to the Big Ming show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
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Ballantine. Edge of the knife, tip of the
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You, you got to have it once in a while.
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This guy's a comedian, of course, but this cracked me up.
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Very funny. This guy is a funny guy.
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You see him on Rogan a lot. I can't think of his name, but I
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grabbed this because I thought you'd enjoy it, especially with
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what's going on in New York City.
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But let's play the clip. What's going on in New York
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City, Lance? Yeah, too much, not in a good
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way. I'm Bob Isis of ISIS Toyota and
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we have a great collection of pre owned certified Toyotas.
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But there's one thing I want to make very clear, and it's that
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we have nothing to do with the terrorists over there in the
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Middle East right now. And that's why we are the good
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ISIS. All right, listen, you got to
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lean into the ISIS thing. It's a good marketing tool.
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It's a great marketing tool. I agree with Barbie.
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I think you should be like here at ISIS Toyota.
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We'll behead the competition. Yes.
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No, we're not doing. This.
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What are you guys talking? About We're not wishing death to
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any of our enemies. We are wishing death to low to
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high prices. Me and Barbie, we can hold AK-40
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sevens. No, no, that would be.
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So cool. So I'm holding an AK. 47 she's
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holding AK47. You're like, we got the best
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Toyotas and I can be, I can be doing that like terrorist Turkey
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gobble thing. You know what I mean?
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We're like you. Know at ISIS Toyota we have
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nothing to do with Abu Bakar Al Baghdadi and his vicious gang of
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thugs. All we're trying to do is put
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you into an affordable pre owned certified Toyota.
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People don't respect you. To the youngsters, I know you're
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having fun. I used to have fun myself, but
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there's something you need to know.
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Stuff like that. That's a load of crap.
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That's a load of crap. Can I be in a commercial?
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No. Come on, why not?
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Why? It's because I'm black.
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No, it's not because it's because your name is.
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Onthal, James and and ISIS, we don't price gouge, but if we
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find a competitor with a lower price, we'll kill them.
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Put it. Cut that.
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We're not doing this. You don't love OJ?
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What are you saying he did it? Hello.
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Oh God damn it. All I'm trying to do is get you
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into a Toyota. We.
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Made. This Jesus Christ put this in.
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Where is the commercial look? At.
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It where is this in the commercial I'm wearing that why
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not? I wore on the bus here dude, you
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know how hard that was for me. You wore this on the bus side of
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bringing your. Dedication.
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Do you know how hard that is to get off?
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It costs more than the damn car. Like you're blowing it here.
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Like you're really yes would. You quit it, quit it.
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I'm losing money on half these things because you and your punk
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ass kids come down and fuck with our shit.
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You want an AK47? Stop fucking with our Toyotas.
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Come down and buy them like a man I'm.
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I'm under a lot of fucking stress.
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I'll go fucking nuts. We are closed on 9/11.
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If your dad was real ISIS, you'd be up in heaven right now
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covered in virgins, but instead you're a fat fucking virgin
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covered in used Toyotas. OK, so.
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Come down to ISIS Toyota or I'll fucking kill myself and
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everybody here. I don't know about coming over
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there to buy a Toyota. But you know, we kind of, I see
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stuff like that sometimes. I don't know, it's supposed to
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be my edgy sense of humor. I can't help myself.
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That guy does crack me up. Hopefully you guys got a good
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laugh at it. We want to start off your Monday
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with a few, with a few laughs, of course.
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It's how we do it. Better than a few laughs and a
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few bombs going off near you. If you're living in New York
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City. This is why.
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This is why I don't travel to New York.
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I live 10 minutes but I won't go to well.
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It's absolutely necessary. And you know, we, we thought it
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was bad enough, right? That whole mayoral race and this
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guy Mandami, I mean, as he turned out to be the total POS
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that everybody expected him to be.
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Well, I don't know if everybody expected him to be.
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There were a bunch of people in New York that voted for him.
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They thought they were going to get free food and free this and
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free that. Now he wants to tax the shit out
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of everybody to pay for all of it.
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I don't know how Donald Trump could say, oh, we had some good
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conversations. I, I, I don't even get that.
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I don't even, I, you know, personally and this is me, maybe
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it's the wrong perspective, but if I was Donald Trump, I
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wouldn't even have taken him on Donny's calls.
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They say he called into the White House.
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I wouldn't, I wouldn't have connected with him.
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I just wouldn't have done it. Maybe that's the wrong way to
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take it. I'm not going to act like I like
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somebody or somebody's a friend of mine that isn't.
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I'm just not going to do it. In the case of this, I think it
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was a mistake. But you know, you guys probably
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know about the attacks already. Islamic terrorist bomb thrown at
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Christians, of course, why wouldn't they throw it at
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Christians in New York City? And what I think is pretty
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incredible is that he used a, a, a, an explosive.
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I know quite a bit about EOD and other things, you know, from
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back when I was a contractor. TATP is relatively easy to make.
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And this is the same thing that they, they, the Muslim
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terrorists use in the Middle East for a number of reasons.
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So it's really dangerous even in small quantities.
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And they, and they use it because it's production is very
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easy with, for me, very easily accessible ingredients.
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I don't want to go into a lot of details on it, but you don't
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need to be a chemist to make it so it's really sensitive to
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impact. Don't give them any ingredients
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and don't give any ideas then, Lance.
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I'm not. I'm not.
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It's really, you know, so, you know, you know, actually,
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George, I was actually going to tell some people and then I
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thought, that's really dumb. You probably shouldn't share any
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of that. So I decided not to.
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I thought maybe people would want to realize how easy it is
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to make. But then I thought maybe some
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idiot would watch the show. Not that I'm saying we have
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idiots watching the show. Hopefully we don't, but you
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never know. You can, you know, you can set
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it off with friction, static electricity, even temperature
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changes. It's not a very stable product
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and it's non nitrogenous. So I won't go into all that, but
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pretty heart attack, you know, but easy to make.
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And and you know, it's a white powder.
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It kind of looks when you get done almost like snowflakes.
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You know, it's how the snow kind of looks crystalline.
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That's what it looks like. So let's play the clip first.
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George, you've got kicking it off here a little bit.
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They did catch the guy already, but wow, are you freaking
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kidding me? Fox News has learned of a
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disturbing development involving the type of explosive used in
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the attempted attack and just how dangerous it is.
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Let's bring in retired NYPD Inspector Paul Morrow, who has
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more information on this device that was found.
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So it was a homemade device, Paul, but not necessarily a.
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Cheesy one, in other words. No, not at all, John.
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And I have to tell you, having done about 15 years work worth
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of this kind of work, counterterrorism work, this is a
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bit of a game changer. First of all, let me start by
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saying New York City got extremely lucky yesterday.
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TATP is enormously volatile. It is not very stable.
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It's extremely powerful and it is the footprint and if you go
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by past events of serious bombing attacks, the London 77
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attacks, Richard Reid's attempt on a plane, many of us remember
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the Ariana Grande attacks outside the Manchester Arena.
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These are situations where you're well into double figures
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of people killed, nevermind injured.
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So this was a very, very serious attempt, much more serious, I
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would argue, than it likely seemed to many, right initially.
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And as to why they didn't detonate in light of the fact
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that they were charged the way they were, is going to be
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something I'm sure that the federal authorities going to be
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looking at very closely as they investigate these two perps.
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Yeah. And hats off to the New York
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City Police Department for for running in and and stopping
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those attacks. They didn't just run away or go
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to a place of safety. Absolutely.
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I mean, when you look at they didn't know what they were into
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there. All they saw was something that
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was smoking. For all they for all they know,
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this thing is extremely powerful, but they ran towards
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it. Look, that's what your instincts
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are as a police officer. That's what you're supposed to
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do. But that doesn't mean it is any
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less heroic. So hands hats off to those guys.
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And thank God the devices didn't detonate.
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It really comes down to now, why was it an incomplete chemical
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formula? Were the somehow or other the
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balances off? You know, the mixture was a
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little bit too much of this, a little bit less of that.
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It's not a simple thing to make correctly very clearly, and it's
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also extremely dangerous to handle.
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So this really could have been a much worse situation.
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So where did they get it? I mean, is TATP something that
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you can? You know, go to a hardware store
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and buy the chemicals and make, or is it something they probably
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brought in from somewhere else? Now you can make the camel, you
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can get the chemicals, but you got to know how to mix them.
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You got to have to know how to mix them in the right
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proportions. And as I said, it's a volatile
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substance in the footprint for this kind of thing previously
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has been the major terrorist organizations that we contended
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with for so long. After 911.
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I'm talking about things like al Qaeda and ISIS.
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And as far as I can remember, John, and I'm texting my memory,
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I don't recall it ever being attempted here on the
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continental United States. If you are in my old job, this
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is a very, very big deal. My understanding is that the
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devices are in federal custody, likely in route, I would imagine
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to the FBI lab in Quantico or perhaps the big lab that they
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have with the ATF in Alabama, and they'll be doing a very deep
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forensic on it. The NYPD bomb squad would have
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done the initial work on it. They would have deconstructed
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the advice, the devices, rendering them safe for hand
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over to the feds here after X raying them.
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That's what took a little bit of time.
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But look, police Commissioner's Office has been pretty
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transparent. They came right out and told us,
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hey, these were very powerful, viable devices.
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This could have been a lot worse.
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But I would argue that the fact that they were charged with some
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version of TATP, which for whatever reason didn't detonate.
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And we may find out one of the cops on the scene literally
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pulled the fuse out. So, you know, some of the story
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remains incomplete, but wow, this is a is a big deal.
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So these suspects 2 men. Oops, sorry about that.
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George was doing some analysis of some stuff.
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You. Know what I mean, trying to
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figure out because for some people, they say the video, it's
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grainy. If somebody say it doesn't, I
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don't know. It's not my end.
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I can tell you that shit's working correct, you know, but
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we have is this just going to be the start of the terrorist
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attacks? And you know how they're like
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trying to, you know, bring it down a little bit?
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Nobody's talking about that. They were Muslims, right?
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Nobody's saying that they. Didn't say they were white.
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You know how they love the reclassified people they get?
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Caught which crazy they got a serious hold on you had the
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three suspicious devices that were found in New York City over
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the weekend 3. Now, were they all from these
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individuals? Yeah, all linked to the same
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Muslim terrorists. That's right, they're Muslim
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terrorists. I'm going to say how it is and
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for what because we were peacefully protesting, but it's
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OK when you guys protest and you don't even do a peaceful but and
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we we ain't bombing you guys none yeah, I mean this is crazy.
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I got the other video for this They're.
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Both in custody, right? So they've got them both.
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So there's a guy named Amir Balat and Ibrahim Nick.
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They're both in federal DOJ custody.
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Custody. They threw these bombs.
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We're calling these anti Islamic protesters Nazis.
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Well, I guess they got they've got these Muslims and leftists
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now are teaming up to kill Christians and the far left wing
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media is covering for them, of course, as usual.
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Go ahead, George. It's the one, the first bomb
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where he threw at the protesters, we know had a bunch
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of nails in it and it didn't go off, thank God.
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Because if that sucker wouldn't want it off, you would have a
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lot of people injured or possibly dead or whatever.
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But I want to play this video and then we're going to talk
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about that Islamic terrorist Mayor, we warned you about Ave.
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between 81st St. and 82nd St. We have been told that officers
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have located 1/3 suspicious device in a car that is thought
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to belong to one of two suspects who were taken into custody
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yesterday in connection with two other suspicious devices.
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So now we've got a total of 3 suspicious devices that have
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been uncovered here in the Big Apple and we know at this point
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from high level sources and from the NYPD that at least one of
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the devices that has been confiscated is a confirmed IED.
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Fox has been talking to high level sources all throughout the
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day and we actually learned today that one of the IE D's
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that was taken into custody yesterday had a had an explosive
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called Tri acetone known try peroxide or known as TATP.
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Fox News contributor Paul Morrow talked about this earlier today
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and he said this is an explosive that has been used in other high
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profile deadly. But then here's the kicker.
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Now you have the mayor of New York, he's trying to say, all
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right, this is rooted in white supremacy, you know, trying to
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put it on the white people, this and that.
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Let me tell you something, Mr. Mayor.
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I'm proud to be white. It ain't white supremacy.
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Well, if we want to protest now you want they want to use that
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talking point. And this bastard wouldn't even
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say that the that the terrorists were were Muslim or Islamic, God
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forbid. He would not say that.
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That's what a piece of shitty is.
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Let me exactly let yeah, I was just you took the words right
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out of my mouth. Piece of shit is what I was
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going to call him. But I like how he's like, Oh,
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I'm, I'm the first Muslim mayor to say anti Muslim bigotry is
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nothing new to me. Think about what he just did
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there. Think about the fact that he's
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not going to talk about an attack on his citizens.
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He's going to talk about how awful the protest was.
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Why? Because he is a piece of shit.
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This is exactly what you get when you vote for a piece of
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shit. He's not going to talk about
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wow. This is really because you know
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what those bombs were? They could have hit more than
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just the protesters. There's no way to control when
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you wrap an IED or an explosive device in nails.
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It's not you can determine OK nails only hit the people that
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are the protesters. These are not devices that make
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a decision that are specific to one individual.
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It doesn't sound like that these guys were very good at making
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devices thankfully, because had they gone off like George said,
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a lot of people got hurt. But this is a total.
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I got to be honest, if that if the if those police officers on
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the right of him in this video that had had even one nut, they
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should have reached over and just punched him right in the
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face and dropped him like a sack of wet potatoes.
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This guy just I'm just telling you this is a crazy way for a
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mayor to react when his city was just attacked by some
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extremists. This is a dumb ass thing to do
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Donald Trump. I'm going to say this to the
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administration. You, you should never talk to
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this scumbag ever again. Honest to God, I don't know what
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you're doing talking to him. This is not somebody you should
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be communicating with. You're really laying down the
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people that voted for you because this guy should just be
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shut out. And as a matter of fact, with
21:22
this kind of behavior, maybe it's time to cut off all the
21:24
federal funding to New York because I, I don't think you're
21:27
going to get from this guy what you think you're going to get
21:29
because this is a shit salad he just served up.
21:31
Let's go ahead and play the clip.
21:34
What? We're home.
21:36
At the time, this was a vile protest rooted in white
21:40
supremacy entitled Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York
21:43
City. I'm the first Muslim mayor of
21:46
our city. Anti Muslim bigotry is nothing
21:49
new to me, nor is it anything new for the 1 million or so
21:53
Muslim New Yorkers who know this city as our home.
21:56
While I found this protest appalling, I will not waver in
21:59
my belief that it should be allowed to happen.
22:02
Ours is a free society where the right to peaceful protest is
22:05
sacred. It does not belong only to those
22:08
we agree with, it belongs to everyone.
22:11
I will defend that right every day that I am mayor, even when
22:14
those protesting say things that I abhor.
22:17
Let me also be clear about something else.
22:19
New York City will never tolerate violence, whether from
22:23
protests or counter protests. Many of the counter protesters
22:27
met this display of bigotry peacefully with a vision of a
22:30
city that is welcoming to all, but a few did not.
22:36
Two men, Amir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, traveled from
22:39
Pennsylvania and attempted to bring violence to New York City.
22:44
They are suspected of coming here to commit an act of
22:46
terrorism. There is video of these two
22:49
individuals throwing 2 devices towards the protest.
22:52
The Police Department has determined that these were
22:54
improvised explosive devices made to injure, maim, or worse.
23:00
Thanks to the swift and decisive actions of NYPD officers at the
23:03
scene. Both men were immediately taken
23:06
into custody and the devices they brought taken off of our
23:10
streets. I want to commend the officers
23:13
who were on site. These two dudes, they came from
23:18
Pennsylvania. Yeah.
23:19
And I know the Pennsylvania was, I think, I don't know, the FBI,
23:22
whoever were raiding their homes, that guy.
23:24
Listen, the FBI actually arrested them and not the state
23:28
of New York because they were probably, you know, Calvin
23:30
Braggs probably would have just slapped him on the wrist or let
23:32
him go or something, you know, because they're soft on crime
23:35
and especially because they're Muslim, yada, yada, yada.
23:38
So hopefully the FBI throws a book at these bastards.
23:44
I would. But Lance, Speaking of Islamics,
23:48
you know, what do you think? Let's, let's, let's, it's
23:51
today's Monday the 9th. Everybody in the chat want to
23:54
hear your prediction because Iran picked the new supreme
23:58
leader and then we saw the old Khomeini's son.
24:02
This is Motaba Khomeini. Whatever the freak, he's a new
24:06
leader. How long do you think he's going
24:08
to last till he gets bombed and killed?
24:10
You go first, Lance. Well, I don't think it's going
24:12
to be very long. I don't know how to put a date
24:14
on this, but I can tell you this that his his positions have,
24:18
he's aligned as far as his political beliefs directly with
24:23
his father's positions. This guy's not some kind of a
24:25
different leadership. And already President Trump is
24:29
implying that any new leader will need US approval to remain
24:32
in power. Of course, the Iranian officials
24:35
are firmly rejecting that because that's not what they
24:37
want. They want to continue to steal
24:41
from their people, kill their own people.
24:43
And this guy is just more of the same.
24:45
So I, I don't think his, if they're able to locate him and
24:49
they've been doing a pretty amazing job so far of locating
24:52
new leadership and taking him out.
24:54
I don't think he has long to go here.
24:56
I don't think this is what Donald Trump has in mind or
24:58
anybody else has in mind. They want to clean out anything
25:01
to do with the old administration.
25:02
As George had already said, the people there, you know, they
25:06
don't even want to be Iran. So, you know, this is going to
25:09
be interesting. He'd already said that of course
25:11
we should change the name back to Persia.
25:13
Let's play the. Clip Wait, wait, wait wait what?
25:15
So what's your time frame bro? Man, I mean honestly.
25:20
No lie to. Me, the way they've been going
25:21
under a week. Under a week, yeah.
25:25
OK, so I'm going to say Rat Dog 2020, 48 to 72 hours.
25:33
They've been tracking his favorite goat.
25:36
His favorite goat? Yeah.
25:38
So his girlfriend and his goat. So they just announced it.
25:41
So now I'm going to give it, I don't know, 2-3 days for US, you
25:45
know, just to make it look good. Say we tried to reach out to
25:47
automatically they, the new leader doesn't want to, you
25:51
know, bend and still wants nuclear weapons.
25:56
So today's Monday, I'm going to say Thursday or Friday.
26:04
I wonder. I wonder what Polly Market has
26:08
on it. Play the clip.
26:11
Iran has a new supreme leader. Ayatollah Moshtaba Khamenei, the
26:15
son of the deceased dictator, was announced recently.
26:19
Crowds were shown on Iranian state TV celebrating the
26:23
announcement. Let's check back in with Steve.
26:25
Steve Harrigan, who's live in Megri, Armenia, near the
26:28
northern border of Iran. Hi, Steve.
26:32
You see this was Yep, Yeah, it's not looking good.
26:40
No, I mean it's just going. To be more of the same if they
26:42
don't take him out. Would you, would you accept the
26:45
leader role knowing that you know, they keep bombing and
26:47
killing everybody anyway? Well, isn't that what arrogant
26:51
people do? I mean, he probably thinks he's
26:52
untouchable, that, you know, he's going to continue with his
26:55
father's system. He doesn't want to give up
26:59
mining Bitcoin at $1300 a Bitcoin, even if he has to steal
27:02
power from the hospitals and the orphanages like he has been
27:06
doing. You know, look, I mean, the
27:08
Greedle, Greedle make you behave in an odd way.
27:11
But yeah, I I think he's made a mistake.
27:12
But we'll know if he's made a mistake.
27:14
Let me put it this way. If the US and Israel take him
27:17
out in under a week, if they do it in Georgia's time frame, even
27:21
better. But if they do it in under a
27:22
week, I have a feeling they'll have a very difficult time from
27:25
that point moving forward to get anybody to agree to take that
27:27
position. But, but that being said, greed
27:30
will make people do some crazy shit.
27:33
And in this case, I think a lot of it is greed, Greed and power.
27:36
You know, they want to have the power.
27:38
And the old administration is not going to leave quietly.
27:41
They don't want to free the Iranian people.
27:44
They want to continue to operate and they want to continue to
27:46
work with global terrorism. So I don't know the US, let me
27:50
put it this way. I, I know that that Congress is
27:52
just chomping in the bit waiting for the 60 days that to be up
27:56
that Donald Trump's actually allowed to do what he's doing.
27:59
I know they're chomping at the bit.
28:00
I've heard some stories about, oh, we just have to wait out the
28:02
60 days we're stuck. But I think that we better get
28:06
in there and we better mop up every piece of that old regime
28:10
if we really want to turn Iran around.
28:12
So we'll have to see what happens.
28:14
I'm kind of surprised, George. Maybe there's something I
28:16
missed. All these are the countries that
28:18
he that the Khomeini randomly bombed and attacked.
28:21
I haven't seen any of them trigger and jump in and start
28:24
and start, you know, taking their pound of flesh.
28:27
Kind of surprising. Yeah, I mean, you know, listen,
28:33
they got to. They can't just go in and, you
28:35
know, they have to work it out with Israel and in the United
28:38
States. So there's no confusion.
28:40
We have innocent military people get shot down or killed.
28:44
But you all remember last week I said once we, you know, get rid
28:50
of, you know, all the regime over there and it goes back to,
28:54
you know, for free for the people, get rid of the name Iran
28:57
and call it Persia. Now it just came out on I think
29:00
with Sunday Lance that the Iranian people are now claiming
29:03
we are, we are Persian, not Iranian.
29:06
So they want to switch back too, huh?
29:08
Maybe they watch the show. I don't know.
29:10
But. I don't blame them.
29:13
But you see the activity connected.
29:15
To the name Iran, that's for sure did.
29:17
You see when Israel bombed Iran's oil sites, you see the
29:23
how like the, the smoke, the fire and shit, it was like it's
29:27
raining oil, like black rain, they said.
29:28
You see that? You know I did not up until you
29:31
grab this clip. Freaking crazy.
29:34
Look at this clip everybody. You got to watch this shit.
29:36
It's crazy. You know, not for nothing but
30:10
the guy in the car that was driving towards the flames and
30:13
not a fire, I wouldn't be driving towards it, I'd be
30:15
driving my ass the other way. Yeah, I mean, you never know if
30:18
they're going to strike like a second strike.
30:20
I mean, you know, and miss, what if they what if they hit the
30:22
highway instead of the refinery? But you know, Donald Trump, of
30:26
course this is going to affect the price of the pump.
30:28
So we forewarn your our gas is already.
30:30
Climbing. It's going to.
30:31
Continue to climb. Donald Trump calls that short
30:34
term pain. Long term gain.
30:36
I don't know. Is the American public tired?
30:38
A short term gain pain? I mean, I listen.
30:41
I understand it. I understand the need for what
30:42
they did. I get it.
30:44
But I'm not sure I want any more short term pain right now.
30:47
I think I've had enough. I think that they're like that.
30:52
They're saying the price of gas going up.
30:55
I think it's all BS. There's enough oil and gas,
30:57
there's enough to get around. Now you can get through that.
31:00
The Strait of Hormuz, because you know, we got the Navy there
31:03
watching them and escorting them.
31:05
I think it's all BS just to make gas go up.
31:09
But the best was Gavin Newsom here talking shit about it.
31:13
Meanwhile, before this, his gas in his state's like $7.00 and
31:16
change $7.00 and change in freaking California just before
31:20
we bombed Iran, by the way. A guy that has an 800 SAT
31:25
combined score. He can't read either.
31:27
Yeah, he's a freaking idiot. You know, anybody that's and
31:31
it's incredible the ACT he puts on.
31:33
He's such a scumbag. Really, he's the worst of the
31:37
worst. And I don't care what his title,
31:38
I don't care if you start with a Democrat or a Republican.
31:40
You have to talk about people. Oh, look at this.
31:41
I just. Don't think we need any more low
31:43
IQ congressional members. There's a story just came out.
31:47
It just came out in the fucking gateway point.
31:49
You're going to love this. Holy shit, this is this is
31:52
embarrassing for the the new leader.
31:54
It says Iran's new supreme leader Khomeini struggled with
31:58
impotency, couldn't find a wife, was treated in UK.
32:08
Shit, poor Ben. He was attracted to goats and
32:12
young boys. Probably because he's gay and he
32:14
doesn't want to. You said it right.
32:16
Yeah. He doesn't want to get because
32:18
they'll kill you if you're gay over there in Iran.
32:20
Yeah. Yeah, couldn't admit that.
32:23
The schmuck, I'm already paying close to 5 bucks in Washington
32:26
for regular. Well, that's because Washington
32:29
state sucks. Sorry you're there.
32:32
Maybe we get you out or something.
32:33
But I mean, I live in Jersey, it's liberal and we're at, it
32:37
just went over I think $3 and it's, you know, it was like 275,
32:41
two, 60 fluctuating there and then they raise it because of
32:45
this shit. Hey, before we go to break I
32:47
just want to share one thing. That dog we shared on Friday has
32:50
been adopted. So if that was anybody from the
32:53
show, thank you so very much. We really appreciate it.
32:55
That dog that was, you know, going was a potentially going to
32:59
be put in a kill shelter has been adopted.
33:02
So that's the good news. Just wanted to share that and
33:04
thank you from somebody from the audience for doing that.
33:07
Nice to do, you know, positive things like that.
33:10
All right, stay tuned. Big, big.
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this came out today and actually Trump posted it on his true
39:01
social. Now, everybody might be getting
39:04
excited and everything, but so the FBI secretly seizes election
39:09
records from Arizona and their largest county.
39:14
They said a grand jury subpoena comes after the Arizona Senate
39:17
raised concerns. Game to 2020.
39:20
And listen, we're in the year 2026.
39:24
Six years later and it's just now seizing the records.
39:29
That's the crazy part. Six years later, the damage is
39:32
already. Exactly.
39:33
The damage is already done. We had to endure 4 years of
39:37
Biden and every and every piece of shit thing that came with it,
39:41
from his appointments to everything.
39:44
That's four years of hell. I mean, why it should not take
39:51
six years? It shouldn't.
39:54
It's just, it's crazy, all right?
39:55
We got, you know, you got to gather evidence, you know, But
39:58
so many people went through it. Showed the anomaly showed where
40:01
the cheating occurred but I don't know nothing happened.
40:05
So am I excited about this? I don't know they rated Georgia
40:12
we haven't heard nothing about that.
40:13
I haven't seen anybody get perp walked yet put in handcuffs.
40:17
I didn't see listen, if they just show these two count these
40:21
two states that Trump actually won, then the 2020 elections
40:25
null and void is Biden winning it?
40:28
And me personally, every appointment that he did should
40:30
be overturned. That SCOTUS judge that he
40:33
appointed get rid of her. He he shouldn't have the right
40:36
to pick them because he didn't legitimately win.
40:41
But you know, GOP has got no bulls.
40:42
They you know, they, they still certified the election when they
40:46
shouldn't have. So I don't know, Lance, what do
40:50
you think's going to happen? Do you think anything good?
40:53
You know, here's my thing. Tell me the raving about the, as
40:56
you said, George, these are reports that came in from
40:59
Republicans and Democrats about irregularities.
41:02
Pretty simple. It should have come out a lot
41:04
sooner. Why it's taking so long for the
41:06
FBI to have gotten involved. I think it's great that they're
41:09
doing it. But again, why are we so far
41:13
into Trump getting elected? He said if you remember multiple
41:16
times, even during his, you know, run for the second term
41:20
here, I guess called the third term, call it whatever you want.
41:23
You said we've caught them all. We've caught them all.
41:27
I don't know where that is. Where is that information,
41:29
George, where they said they caught them all?
41:32
I'm I'm still wondering now they're having the subpoena
41:34
records. If they already caught them all,
41:36
then why aren't we indicting them all?
41:41
You guys tell me. I mean, you guys tell me if I'm
41:43
wrong. I'm just thinking about the
41:44
statements during the, you know, the pre election after Donald
41:49
Trump got screwed on that second term.
41:51
We know what happened. He said we caught them all.
41:54
We've got all the information. So I don't know.
41:57
Again, I understand that maybe they found additional
41:59
information. But if you caught them all, then
42:02
indict them all. Pam Bondi could just continue to
42:05
just, you know, not really do what I thought she was hired to
42:10
do. I don't see it.
42:12
And you know, you tell me, George, am I wrong?
42:15
Absolutely not. You're not wrong, Lance.
42:16
You're 120% right, 2,000,000% right.
42:19
I mean, we caught them all. Who who would we catch as you're
42:24
referring to that we know we caught meaning like we had the
42:27
evidence. We've seen that the cheating
42:30
maybe say that, but we think it's not like who'd we catch?
42:33
I don't know. I'm still waiting.
42:37
I mean, you had that Georgia judge where Professor Alderman
42:39
was it that hacked into the machine multiple ways, one way
42:43
using a pen or a pencil. And this judge took his time and
42:47
then ended up throwing the rule, throwing the the thing out and
42:52
sending it back to the state because nobody wants a, nobody
42:54
wants a rule on it. Yeah, most of the courts came.
42:58
Back with. They came back with their
43:00
bullshit procedural answer. Wow this, we don't have
43:03
jurisdiction of this and blah blah blah.
43:06
They literally used procedural blocks.
43:08
They don't want to admit that we, we have a completely
43:10
corrupted election system. I'm just kind of disgusted.
43:13
I just, I don't know what to think anymore.
43:15
I really expected more out of Cash Patel and Pam Bondi.
43:19
I really did. I mean, I, I didn't know Pam
43:21
Bondi. She came out of left field to
43:23
me. I really had thought that Donald
43:24
Trump was going to pick somebody like Sidney Bowell, but I don't
43:27
know what happened here. Maybe he was afraid to pick
43:29
Sidney Bowell. Maybe he was afraid.
43:30
Maybe, maybe Susie Wiles blocked that.
43:33
I I really don't know what happened.
43:35
But what I do know is we had all the proof we need in multiple
43:39
States and we got gots, you know what I mean?
43:41
We got nothing. Let's play the clip.
43:44
I want to turn a little bit to the affidavit that the FBI made
43:47
unsealed this week for justifying its raid on the
43:51
Fulton County election warehouse where the 2020 ballots were
43:53
seized. It had a very important word in
43:56
it, substantiated that the FBI had substantiated that certain
44:00
legally required procedures in Fulton County weren't followed
44:03
and that some really sloppy things happened that Fulton
44:06
County admitted to the FBI. They double counted ballots.
44:09
Walton County admitted they lost some ballots.
44:11
Walton County admitted that they didn't follow with some of the
44:14
state laws. And as a result, there are
44:16
federal laws that can punish people who don't follow the
44:18
state laws for administration of elections.
44:22
It's not the equivalent of having a fake voter or having an
44:26
illegal vote in election, but having deterrence so that people
44:30
follow the way we're supposed to count votes.
44:32
How important is that to you? Well, we need to have one set of
44:36
rules and then everyone needs to follow the rules.
44:39
It's why legislation in this space is so important.
44:43
Then you need to make sure that you're enforcing the law.
44:46
So it's not only what's the rules on the books, we also need
44:48
to enforce it. How are you going to have a Rep
44:53
on there saying we need to enforce the law and you need to
44:56
follow when they they themselves do not enforce the law and
44:59
follow it? I mean, come on bro.
45:02
That's a worse example to bring on your show and and use that.
45:06
I mean, that's a problem. If the if the GOP actually did
45:11
something, maybe we'd get somewhere.
45:13
But they're not. They're just all for out for
45:17
them selfish pockets. Nothing for American people,
45:20
nothing for their constituents. I mean, take a lesson from the
45:25
blind dude, the one eyed dude. I didn't want to say his name
45:29
anymore. He turned a blind eye on his
45:31
constituents and he just lost the primary.
45:34
I mean, shit, now we're fighting for Paxton, and for Paxton it's
45:40
a fight over there. Matter of fact, you know what,
45:42
Lance? I forgot you can do polls on
45:44
true social. Oh yeah.
45:46
So I drew up a poll yesterday. Who you want for Senate, Paxton
45:50
or Corneine? It's still gone.
45:52
I did it for like 2 days, but it's overwhelming reaction.
45:55
It's still going. I mean, it's like 90.
45:58
Everybody picking Paxton. Of course.
46:00
Well, I figured they were I. Just I'll tell you right now,
46:02
let me pull it up. They're just curious. 80
46:05
percent, 90%. So there's 289 votes in there,
46:10
96.2% for Paxton. There's one day remaining on it.
46:16
Yeah. So.
46:18
Yeah, there's no doubt. Hope, hope.
46:19
Hopefully they're paying attention.
46:20
I, you know, I don't. It's, it's, it's always strange
46:23
to me because Paxton seems to be the clear and above choice.
46:26
But you know, the other guy's not going to drop out regardless
46:28
of what Donald Trump says. You know how people are.
46:30
They all want to win. And then that's how it is.
46:35
Yeah, and anybody from Kansas City in the chat?
46:40
I'm just curious because they had they had the shit yesterday
46:44
at the Kansas City International Airport.
46:46
I did. This shit was on lockdown.
46:48
Everybody had to evacuate. They said they're following a
46:52
credible bomb threat, but they didn't.
46:55
Find a bomb. Not that I'm aware of.
46:57
I didn't hear anything about finding I know Secretary Sean
47:01
Duffy. We gave the all clear
47:05
transportation secretary. So I don't know.
47:07
I mean, it was, I mean, if you we got the video, I'll put it
47:10
up. But like people were just you
47:12
got to leave, get the hell out for a bomb threat.
47:15
I mean, it's not easy bringing anything into the airport
47:18
anymore. So I don't I don't know.
47:22
Is Kansas City airport more relaxed on security or what?
47:25
What do you think? I don't play it.
47:27
I know you just play it. None.
48:18
I mean, it doesn't look too chaotic.
48:19
People don't look too concerned. They're just, you know,
48:21
nonchalantly walking. I mean, good for them.
48:23
Yeah, not knowing if there's a bomb in there or nothing.
48:25
But, you know, I I want to bring some up because somebody
48:28
reminded me in a chat about Paxton and Core 9.
48:32
So you get 3 people running and one the one was Hunt and he he's
48:37
out because you have you know, you take the hire too and they
48:41
battle it out. So Paxon gets the guy Hunt to
48:45
endorse him and all the people that voted for Hunt vote for
48:48
Paxon. It's over.
48:49
Paxon wins by by by a lot because he he picked up a couple
48:53
100,000 votes. That dude.
48:56
I haven't heard anything from that.
48:58
You think you think the guy Hunt doesn't like cornine.
49:02
So I don't know. I haven't heard anything.
49:06
I don't know if anybody else has No, KC is strict.
49:10
All right. KC is strict.
49:11
All right, good. Wait a minute.
49:15
Hunt already said he would. Oh, awesome.
49:19
I haven't heard anything. I haven't seen you ever seen any
49:21
official like announcements videos got to come out and say
49:24
it. So you guys have heard that
49:28
quite a few illegal immigrants? Quite a few.
49:30
Foreigners. No such thing as election fraud,
49:33
OK? You guys no.
49:37
Election. Fraud.
49:39
Exactly. You probably think quite a few
49:43
illegal immigrants, you know, you know, resident people that
49:48
shouldn't have voted in the election.
49:50
You know, don't get me wrong, these people should be arrested.
49:53
But what I think is amazing is that these are the only arrests
49:56
we're hearing about it at all. This is a Canadian citizen named
49:59
Dennis Bouchard. He pled guilty to voting in
50:02
multiple US elections in North Carolina despite not being a
50:06
citizen. So he's been charged.
50:08
But what I think is really interesting is, and don't get me
50:10
wrong, Bouchard deserves to be charged.
50:13
But my comment is why aren't any of the government officials
50:16
getting charged? We're all the county election
50:18
officials. We're all these officials that
50:20
took the ballots up from underneath the table and double
50:23
scanned ballots. We've got them on camera doing
50:25
it. We know they did it.
50:26
Why aren't they being indicted? I just, I think it's incredible
50:30
that all these people were involved in the cheating and the
50:32
only thing we can do is arrest an illegal immigrant for voting.
50:34
Yes, I think he should be arrested.
50:36
Should just like those Pakistanis.
50:38
They've been a massive group of Pakistanis that voted in the
50:40
last presidential election. Those people had never even been
50:43
in our country and they voted again because that's what the
50:46
system is. It's built to cheat.
50:47
We know they did it across states.
50:49
This is great, but where are the government officials?
50:52
See if for some reason I keep not getting any arrests that are
50:55
related to government officials. So I guess this guy voted in.
51:00
This is an illegal alien in Pennsylvania.
51:02
Also got caught. Now that was the one for
51:05
Bouchard. They caught another one in
51:08
Pennsylvania. He voted in 5 presidential
51:10
elections. Also committed fraud, stealing
51:12
260,000 in rental assistance, 100,000 in Social Security and
51:17
43,000 in SNAP. Let's play that clip another 4.
51:21
100 I just want I just want to say so people say, ah, this is
51:23
just the one Canadian, it's just this guy.
51:26
No, but you see, you see so many literally these arrests
51:29
happening, but just think about how many more they have not
51:33
caught or seen and it adds up. Where are the government
51:36
officials? Why aren't all the people in
51:38
Maricopa that cheated? I mean, how much more evidence
51:40
do you guys need that those people covered it up?
51:43
Why don't you just go in and arrest a bunch of them?
51:46
I mean, you know, this is this is my point.
51:49
I just, I, I'm happy this arrest happened, but it's just, it's
51:52
not enough for me. You guys in the audience, you
51:54
tell me if I'm being sour grapes, maybe I am.
51:57
Let's play the clip. Diplomatic immunity.
51:59
You have to have to be a diplomat or be associated.
52:02
Have that heated battle over voter ID heating up on Capitol
52:08
Hill. A jury just convicted a woman in
52:10
Massachusetts, a voter fraud prosecution.
52:14
Prosecutors say that she also stole more than $400,000 in
52:19
federal benefits. White House correspondent Isha
52:21
Hosney reports live from the North Lawn.
52:23
Hi Aisha. Hey there, Martha.
52:26
We're talking about a 59 year old illegal immigrant who's been
52:29
in the country for years, stole someone else's identity, and
52:34
then voted in the 2024 presidential election.
52:37
Take a look at this photo here. This is Lena Maria Arovio
52:41
Hernandez. In this picture you can see her
52:43
Martha wearing that I voted sticker that we all get when we
52:46
go to cast our ballots. She's also convicted of stealing
52:49
$400,000 as you mentioned in benefits.
52:52
She apparently used her fake identity to update obtain
52:55
multiple state I DS and also a passport.
52:59
So the president this morning or excuse me on Sunday posted this
53:02
on Truth Social. America's elections are rigged,
53:04
stolen and a laughingstock all over the world.
53:08
He is calling for a voter ID, proof of citizenship and bans on
53:11
mail in ballots as he supports the SAVE Act on Capitol Hill.
53:15
That's a Republican LED voter ID bill that is expected to hit the
53:19
floor of the House this week. House Minority Leader Hakeem
53:22
Jeffries is claiming the bill is just an attempt by Republicans
53:25
to rig the midterm elections. The question is that what
53:30
Republicans are trying to do is to engage in clear and blatant
53:34
voter suppression. They know that if there's a free
53:37
and fair election in November, they're going to lose.
53:40
OK, but not all Democrats out there actually feel that way.
53:46
And now me as a Democrat, I do not believe that it's it's
53:50
unreasonable or to show ID just to vote.
53:55
And I remind everybody that less than a year ago in Wisconsin,
53:59
you know, they added that to the Constitution by a 63%.
54:04
So it's not a radical idea for regular Americans to show your
54:07
ID to to vote. Martha, you know how this works.
54:11
Even if it passes in the House, it has to go to the Senate where
54:14
it faces a numbers problem, which is why you have so many
54:16
Republicans in the House now calling senators to blow up the
54:19
filibuster once again. Martha, All right.
54:22
I should thank you very much. So former ESPN host Sage Steele
54:27
on the All American Alternative last night to Bad Bunny's Super
54:31
Bowl performance. That's next.
54:34
I want to honor God in all that I do.
54:36
I want to be a great husband. I don't want.
54:41
To see that, you know, I don't know, this is the worst Congress
54:45
we've ever had. I mean, they, they don't get
54:47
shit done. Just a lot of just a lot of
54:50
yammering. Speaking, yeah.
54:52
It's historical. They passed last less real
54:55
legislation than any other Congress.
54:57
Isn't that the kind of what's the the word is now?
55:00
Yeah, and then here goes Trump. He he he people say, oh, Trump
55:05
puts sent on notice what he announced that he will not sign
55:09
any other bills until save Act passes and demands these two
55:12
changes to the legislation. I so me being who I am, I had to
55:18
quote post Trump's post on true social.
55:22
And I just said I I don't believe you have much to worry
55:24
about because the GOP hasn't presented many bills for you to
55:27
sign. And that's the freaking reality.
55:30
Yeah. I mean, think about it.
55:32
And I think you're right. I mean, George, I think you
55:34
nailed it. And that's the just, you know,
55:36
for you guys in the audience, you did I, I just, I have to
55:39
ask, are you guys as disappointed as I am?
55:42
Because I'm really disappointed. I, I really, I'm really, I
55:45
really thought we were going to clean out the swab.
55:48
I thought we were going to make a rest.
55:49
I've said it all along, if you want to win the midterms, if you
55:52
want to make things happen, start racking and shaking, start
55:55
grabbing some people. How about all the congressional
55:57
members that have committed all kinds of crimes, insider trading
56:01
and others we got, we know they committed mortgage fraud, but we
56:04
can't even get an indictment. How about these judges that are
56:07
weaponizing the system? Why don't you figure out there's
56:09
got to be some loophole to fire their asses.
56:13
I've never seen a worse, you know, this administration in the
56:16
executive branch. It's embarrassing.
56:18
It really is. And it's really, it's Congress.
56:21
What a bunch of do nothing, you know, you know, money sucking,
56:26
greedy scumbags. These people are awful.
56:29
They're some of the worst of the worst.
56:31
They get nothing done. I mean, yeah, great.
56:33
We got, you know, rid of a few of the lowest IQ idiots.
56:37
I mean, we don't have to listen to Crenshaw.
56:38
We don't have to listen to Jasmine Crockett here.
56:40
Before long, she's gone. But is it enough?
56:43
No, I say it's not enough. It's never enough, all right?
56:47
Another one bites the dust. Dent and another one goes.
56:51
Another one goes. You know, Donald Trump is
56:54
ramping up. There's been some people that
56:56
have come out and ex DEA supervisor said he's never seen
56:59
an administration go so actively against cartels that Donald
57:03
Trump. So this is one thing the
57:04
administration is getting right. So this is a big one.
57:07
For anybody that doesn't know, this is Roberto Beto Bazan
57:10
Salinas. He's a high-ranking Gulf Cartel
57:13
operator. I believe I've heard that he was
57:15
in the top five in the Gulf Cartel.
57:18
He was just arrested for smuggling cocaine,
57:20
methamphetamine and marijuana in the United States.
57:23
He was on the most wanted list. So this was a big one.
57:26
This is a high impact and this was a bi national operation.
57:30
Homeland Security coordinated with Mexico's attorneys,
57:32
generals for support from Interpol and the DEA and they
57:36
grabbed him on March 5th. So this is kind of a big deal.
57:41
They're going after leadership. They're going to have to do more
57:43
than that. You know, there was a strike in
57:45
Panama and some of the cartels. Donald Trump has talked about
57:47
using drone strikes on him. But of course, Mexico hasn't
57:50
agreed to that yet. But Mexico better continue to
57:53
operate very quickly or they are going to see that because Donald
57:57
Trump is pretty much said in the administration behind the scenes
57:59
that he is not going to allow any of this to continue when it
58:02
comes to narco terrorism. So that's big stuff right there.
58:06
Another big one this is this is some news that you guys are not
58:10
going to be excited about. So I I've been talking to a
58:14
couple hackers. Go ahead, George.
58:16
No, no, go ahead. You talk about it.
58:17
Don't worry. About it So So somebody's
58:20
watching you. You probably had no idea.
58:22
They have figured out a way to use the tire pressure monitoring
58:27
systems in Toyotas, Mercedes and other major car brands to enable
58:33
what they're calling silent vehicle tracking.
58:37
Not so great if the terrorists have that because they can track
58:40
vehicles because of course these TPMSTPMS are very common in all
58:44
vehicles. Now you guys know that.
58:46
And Toyota, Renault, Hyundai, Mercedes as an example, they
58:51
broadcast unencrypted tire data. So there's a way that you can
58:56
use a very low cost passive tracking system and they figured
59:01
out how to connect to it. And basically they found that
59:04
that that this unencrypted data have unique vehicle identifiers
59:10
in them. You can pick it up from about 50
59:13
meters away using $100 device built with a Raspberry Pi, which
59:19
you guys know is a very inexpensive small computing
59:22
device. You can go look them up.
59:25
So if let's say theoretically you wanted to track a government
59:28
official, you could set these devices up along a known route.
59:31
Let's say they're coming from their house, coming from, you
59:34
know, DC, coming from maybe a congressional meeting, and you
59:37
can track a specific vehicle's movements without cameras.
59:43
So currently, the reason they figured this out is thieves have
59:45
been using them to learn delivery schedules.
59:48
They can also use it to estimate cargo weights from the pressure
59:52
readings and even spoof. Now listen to this.
59:55
Let's say they want the vehicle to slow down.
59:58
They can spoof a flat tire warning.
1:00:01
To force a vehicle to stop. And right now there's no idea
1:00:06
that the the car manufacturers are now aware of this and they
1:00:08
don't know how to fix it. So these so this, so the
1:00:11
basically these tire TPMS have been broadcasting these
1:00:15
unencrypted unique identifiers for years.
1:00:20
So this vulnerability isn't new. It's only the attention to it.
1:00:23
So there's really no easy fix and it and and we're talking
1:00:26
about millions and millions of cars already on the road with
1:00:29
these sensors installed. So, you know, it isn't that,
1:00:34
that, you know, of course, you know, your phone is a much more
1:00:36
effective tracking device because you carry it everywhere
1:00:38
voluntarily. But this is just another system
1:00:41
with, let's say somebody wanted to use these Raspberry pies and
1:00:44
they wanted to, you know, rob your house.
1:00:46
I guess some of the international cartel burglary
1:00:50
groups have been using some of this to know if the person is
1:00:55
returning to the house that they've been actually staking.
1:00:59
So that isn't the only people using it.
1:01:01
But this is pretty frightening cause of course a high level
1:01:03
official celebrity or somebody else could be tracked very
1:01:06
easily for very little money without having to worry about it
1:01:09
getting into cellular data or access to cell phones.
1:01:12
So something to be aware of. I'm not sure what the the
1:01:15
solution is other than removing the TPMS units from your tires.
1:01:19
It's probably the easiest. Of course then you're going to
1:01:21
have that annoying red light on your dash.
1:01:23
Pretty crazy, Jordan. Wait a minute.
1:01:26
So I know that the air, the tire sensors, they connect to the car
1:01:31
via via whatever wireless transmission, right?
1:01:35
But if you're not near the car, you're not.
1:01:37
You're going to be able to connect and still track it from
1:01:41
the vehicle, no? No, no no.
1:01:43
These Raspberry Pi's have to be in certain proximity to pick up
1:01:47
this unencrypted data. But they're saying, for example,
1:01:49
let's say in your case, George, if you were leaving the house
1:01:51
and somebody had these on your route, let's say they knew that
1:01:54
you went One Direction. Usually they could put two or
1:01:56
three up and it would trigger to let them know you'd left the
1:01:59
house. So if somebody wanted to do an
1:02:00
assassination or if they wanted to rob you or let's say that you
1:02:04
were a truck driver delivering A valuable load of, you know,
1:02:08
goods, could be guns, could be, you know, bullion.
1:02:12
They would use tracking devices that they would pick the TPMS
1:02:15
from the unencrypted data and they would know that the semi's
1:02:17
in route. Then they would say they would
1:02:18
send the semi a signal from the Raspberry Pi's to say that you
1:02:22
had a flat tire. The semi pulls over, of course,
1:02:25
if you wanted to rob the semi. So there's a lot of different
1:02:28
applications. Semis have those in their
1:02:29
trucks. I'm not sure they do.
1:02:32
I think they do. I don't think they do that.
1:02:35
I think they do. I think I think you'd be.
1:02:37
Maybe not. I mean, I don't know.
1:02:38
I don't know. But I'm using examples in.
1:02:40
The miracle. Let me just ease everybody's
1:02:42
pain and suffering right now or agony.
1:02:45
If you're an everyday American, you ain't got to worry about
1:02:47
this shit. They're not going to come
1:02:49
checking you if you're just a regular Joe schmo or whatever.
1:02:53
If you got, if you're a government employee doing
1:02:54
something or you got I value goods inside with you, whether
1:03:01
it be money, gold or whatever, TV's all right, maybe you have
1:03:04
to worry. What if you're, well, somebody
1:03:07
that's wealthy and they want to rob your house?
1:03:12
How many do they could just stake out by the house and and
1:03:14
watch and get your movements and stuff?
1:03:16
Again, I'm I'm sure I'm not sure they they actually.
1:03:20
Hold on, I can easily hack into their to their wireless Wi-Fi
1:03:24
system and and know what's going on.
1:03:25
It's not even use that if you're going to do a house.
1:03:28
I think they're probably looking at a series.
1:03:29
The reason I bring that up because this system was actually
1:03:32
used in a robbery in Chicago. They were tracking a high net
1:03:36
worth individual left his house and they used some of these and
1:03:38
that's kind of how they got really on top of this story.
1:03:41
It was one of the first real times they found the.
1:03:43
Prize, you said you got to put devices all around to track its
1:03:46
movements, right? I'm curious what kind of devices
1:03:48
and where you going to put them? It was what I mentioned in that
1:03:51
story, the Raspberry Pi's. Raspberry Pi's a very small,
1:03:55
inexpensive computer. So you got to put these
1:03:58
computers all along the route to keep to get information and
1:04:00
track it. That, that's what that is what
1:04:03
was used in Chicago on that robbery.
1:04:05
Yeah. So interesting stuff.
1:04:09
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