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Colorado Rejects Trump’s Pardon For Tina Peters |EP723 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable Rights, by liberty.
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What's up? Hair's looking good today.
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Bro. I just want to comment, your
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George is in Florida. I'm heading to Florida tomorrow.
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We'll be there for a couple of days.
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There's always expenses and we're there for the Mar a Lago
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event on the 16th, America's first.
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It's going to be a great event. If you haven't been to Mar a
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Lago for Christmas, This is my first time I'm going during the
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Christmas period. I guess it's unbelievable.
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It doesn't surprise me that Donald Trump, he's such a
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perfectionist at his facilities. And this place looks like they
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groom the grass with a toothbrush.
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I mean, it's just flawless. And George, it's your first
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time. You got to be pretty excited
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about going, huh? I am.
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Looking forward to it. See.
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Why it should be good? See what kind of connections we
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can make. Got our tuxes looking all fresh
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because you got to wear a tuxedo.
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Yes, Sir. How many days, how many fasting
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did you do? Four days, buddy.
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I got to tell you, one of our mods, Farmer Jay, did a seven
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day fast. Just did it.
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Yeah, congratulations, Farmer Jay.
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Seven days, great. I don't know, man. 7 days.
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Great. You set an example seven days.
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I think you need to go 8. I think you need to go 8.
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Can we get 8 days? George, I think you need to go
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8. I think Farmer Jay and I are
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throwing down the gauntlet. At least we did a fast.
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I haven't heard you doing any fasting, George.
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I did a fast a couple days a few months ago, remember?
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Oh, did you? Oh, I didn't know that.
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OK, I don't want to say that. Then I'll withdraw that comment.
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What's going on bro? I don't.
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Have the thing in my mixer. I never put it.
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In Oh, you didn't bring that down.
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I gotcha. I mean, it's on my computer but
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I didn't put it in. Yeah, gotcha.
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You know, all right, you know, IA lot of people are really
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happy. When the news came out, I
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immediately didn't know how to read it because, you know, the
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main, the main question in this is jurisdiction.
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But before we jump into our main story, you know what I want to
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do. Now listen, let me say this, I
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love Christmas. I really do.
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I enjoy the Christmas holidays. I love, and I always loved it.
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I always did great things. I love Santa.
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I love all the all the, you know, those animations they do
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for Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
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I like the deer, but I also like the Predator.
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That's a comedy I also like. Yeah, I also like, yeah, OK.
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I also like the Predator. So when I saw this, I felt like
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it was a perfect combination for a new holiday.
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Maybe, maybe somebody needs to bring this out in a full scale.
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You know, one of those claymation or animations, you
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know what I'm talking about. Like they did with the Frosty
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the Snowman, where they move the little figures around.
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I'd like to see this, but here's a sample of what it could look
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like. The Predator Santa and those
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reindeer. Are you ready for the most merry
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mission of the year, Blitzen? What the sprinkles get down?
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Sprinkles for Prancer. Sprinkles for Prancer.
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Blitzens down. I need help no.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Sprinkles call came in from up
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ahead. Follow me.
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Looks like someone staying on the naughty list.
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Larry, light him up. Ho, ho ho, you ugly mother
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Larry. You son of a bitch.
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Sprinkles, you're bleeding. I ain't got time to.
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Bleed. Happy holidays you filthy
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animals. Who?
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Oh holy SH. Lance I think you just ruined
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every kids Christmas if they watch this.
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I do apologize for not having a disclaimer.
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I mean that's not Christmas. Like bro, what are you doing?
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I can't help myself. I like the predator, I like
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animation, I like what they're doing with AI there.
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Could be mothers and fathers having with their kids, watch to
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help educate them on stuff and you just ruin their Christmas.
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Oh my God. All right, well, let me let me
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switch gears here. I'm going to improve it now
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Santa look alike sliding into the weekend knowing it's their
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time because of course it's Friday and on this show Fridays
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we like to play a little dance music.
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Sometimes we play some dance videos.
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Here's one for you. Do I?
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Need APG thing for this. I mean, you know, Santa in a in
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a in a pair of shorts and a vest.
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We do with the Santa. I can feel it when you
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You know something, I'm going to show that video to Kirk.
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I'm going to say dress up because I want you to make a
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video because you got the beard. We can get it off.
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That's it. But I don't know if Kirk can
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dance like that. The guy's got some moves there.
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You know those Santa look alikes?
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They're excited. It's their season, you know what
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I'm saying? This one was for you, George.
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Last 10. I'm saying that because Miguel
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is watching right now, he said. Oh my God, Miguel, imagine Kirk
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doing that dance. Here we go.
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Whatever. Hey, this one's for you.
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This is Trump and home and doing what they should be doing.
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Trump and home. That was good.
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I like that. OK, all right.
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So, you know, you know, maybe I have a little bit of a twisted
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sense of humor. I can't help myself.
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That was good. That's fun.
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You can take the boy out of the Bronx.
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You can't take the Bronx out of the boy.
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That's how it is. All right, look, I know
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everybody's excited. It's it's in the news cycle.
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Everybody was raving about it last night.
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Oh, my God. Trump is pardoned.
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Tina Peters. I immediately when George told
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me about it, I mean, my first reaction is how I told the Trump
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administration on this show how they do it.
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You did or I did. Hold up.
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No, I kind of did. No.
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Yeah, because I told I went through the legal process.
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Oh. OK.
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All I said was all you got to do is make her a federal witness,
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put her in witness protection, and she's good.
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Look ahead. Well, you have to start an
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investigation first. You have to talk about election
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fraud and start a major national investigation.
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Regardless of how we did it or when we get the point is we gave
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him a plan. We told him that you needed to
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go ahead and then send DOJ to the prison in Colorado, question
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her, go in there with a show of force and then the next day say,
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yeah, she's one of our prime witnesses.
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We need to put her into wit sick, take her out of there and
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that's it. Never return her.
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Put her into witness protection, give her a new identity, tell
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her she's not coming back. That's the end of it.
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But this is, this was, I mean, get, don't get me wrong, I love
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the thought process, but there is.
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But of course, no way is the AG going to allow this in Colorado
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because you've got a governor and a mayor here in Colorado.
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There's total shit. I'm stuck here.
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It's a socialist state of Colorado.
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It's not going to happen. So this was on Thursday.
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Of course, you know, Trump granted Tina Peters a full
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pardon. Of course, you know, she's a
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Gold Star mom. We know her health is suffering.
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She's serving nine years in in Colorado for total garbage.
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The left really wants her to pass away, which I think is
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really sad. I think there's some hateful
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people here in Colorado. The state charges were trumped
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up. Of course.
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We know that Jenna Griswold did something much worse after Tina
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Peters did. And really Tina Peters.
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All she did was try to do her job and protect the data.
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They wanted to destroy the data. She downloaded it.
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They alleged that it wasn't legal for her to do so.
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I still question the state's authority over a federal
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election where an employee is protecting federal data.
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The supremacy clause comes into play, in my opinion, but we've
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never had a situation like this. We're trying to get Peter ticked
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in on the show. I'm talking to his people right
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now, so we're going to talk about a lot of stuff.
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He's been talking about a weaponized judiciary just like
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this show does. There are good judges, but there
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are many judges that are not good.
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This judge and himself called her a white supremacist almost.
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I mean, he went out of the way. He said it was white privilege
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and all kinds of other crappy things in there.
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Another local state judge with, in my opinion, biased, you know,
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opinions and biased policies and his courtrooms, he's weaponized
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his all courtroom. You know, the, the Democrats,
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they're ignoring all the vicious crimes.
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Donald Trump said it straight up.
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For years, Democrats ignored violent and vicious crimes of
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all shapes, sizes, colors and types.
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Violent criminals should have been locked up or allowed to
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attack again. Democrats were also far too
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happy to let in the in the worst, in the worst from the
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worst countries so they can RIP off the American taxpayers.
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You know, Trey de Aragua had a massive foothold there.
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I can tell you the, the Colorado is a cartel hub.
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This is a hub. This is a transit spot.
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They bring the drugs in here and then they redistribute to the
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rest of the United States. So it's got major cartel
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activity here. It's all over the place.
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Tons of illegal immigration. So looks and he said today I am
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granting Tina Peters a full pardon for her attempts to
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expose voter fraud in the rig rig 2020 presidential election.
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Well, I mean, that's great. I, I mean, I, I, I, I, I can't
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say that I don't like it. George, you want to throw up his
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post? True social post here.
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Add it up. I can put it up again if you
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want. Yeah, just for the audience.
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Let him just make sure they see what he put up here.
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But I immediately said, how is he doing this legally?
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Because it's a state charge and A and a president.
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Based on previous interpretations in by SCOTUS,
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which I don't agree with, by the way, I think the supremacy
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clause is pretty clear. I think that federal law in the
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federal government overrides state government.
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I don't like the, I don't necessarily love all of that,
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but, you know, right out of the gate, Colorado shithead AG Phil
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Wiser just announced he's refusing to release Tina Peters
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after President Trump pardoned her.
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Now take a look at this guy. This guy is typical of what you
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see here in Colorado as far as government officials.
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I think he's a total worm. Let's play the clip.
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George AG. Wiser, one final question for
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you here. Practically speaking, what
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happens if representatives of Tina Peters and or the president
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show up at the state prison in Pueblo tonight or tomorrow and
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say Tina Peters is coming with us?
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Will she be released by the state of Colorado while this
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plays out? No, there's no legal authority
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for any federal government action to take a prisoner who's
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in state custody lawfully having been tried, convicted and
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sentenced. This is an important principle
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of our Constitution, and everyone who says they care
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about the rule of law, about public safety and our
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Constitution needs to care about this issue.
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And Franklin said when he left the Constitution Convention, we
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have a Republic as long as we can keep it.
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This is one of those moments. Attorney General Phil Weiser,
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thank you very much for your time.
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We'll talk again soon. Yeah, he's a scumbag.
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But listen, I mean the only five Oh way I don't like.
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I agree, Julian. I don't see how there's no law
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where it says a president can pardon anybody for state
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offenses and and Tina Peters offense was a state offense even
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though it was a federal election.
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Maybe that's where they're going to toe the fine line.
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I don't I don't know. You're more the scholar than I
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am 100%. But I think the only you know
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that is you should just to declare a federal witness in a
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in a case and need to take custody of her.
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There you go. Yeah, this is going to.
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I, I, my assumption is, is that when they say no, which they've
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already said no, Trump is going to take it to SCOTUS.
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But I don't think SCOTUS because of their prior decisions in
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cases. I don't know that they're going
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to overturn that history now, should they?
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I never really agreed with it. I always thought that if, in
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fact, the federal government said no to the state when it
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came to the legality of something, that probably the
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supremacy clause probably overrid and overwrote state law.
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But, you know, again, this is one of those battles.
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I'm not necessarily an expert on the state as compared to the
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Fed. I know more about federal law
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than I do state law. So they're going to have to slug
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this out. But I knew this was going to
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happen. I was when everybody was, Oh my
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God, Tina's going to get out. You guys have to look at what's
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going on here in Colorado is a terrible, terrible state.
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You know, we had Hope Sheppelman on the show the other day.
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She's running against John Hurd. He's a rhino.
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He only, he only got Trump's endorsement because he he voted
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for the big beautiful bill. I don't think he's good.
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You know, we've got it. We've got Lauren Bobert.
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She's pretty good, but we have a lot of others that aren't this
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state. We've, you know, the Republicans
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have never really focused on overturning this state.
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I think there's a lot of people here that don't agree with the
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politics in Colorado, but they're stuck with them.
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That's why my plan is to move out of here because I just don't
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think this place is going to fix itself.
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So big stuff. All right, George, I want.
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To I'm going to bring something to chat because it's kind of
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funny. The women are funny, man.
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So mini ball, her husband finally retired, officially
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retired. Great, congratulations.
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Oh boy. And then all the other lady mods
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and stuff were like, oh man, you're going to now you have to
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deal with them all day. They're like, yo, the man's been
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working all his life to provide for you.
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Men work all their life to provide for you women.
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And now you're going to get on him because he's going to be
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home. All right.
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Well, I have a solution. He was retiring.
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He'd go home. Now you can go out and work all
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day, go get a job. How about that?
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How about we switch it up, ladies?
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You know what I mean? Well, not everybody's a stay at
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home. Not everybody was a stay at home
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wife. George, you got to be careful
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because a lot of women, especially in this economy, a
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lot of people, they also had jobs.
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But for the ones that were staying at home, I agree with
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you. You know, this guy's put his
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time in. He deserves the time off.
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But who knows, maybe he's going to be hunting and fishing a lot,
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or maybe he's going to be out doing stuff that he likes to do.
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And should I mean he spent all that time that time?
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Now we're just joking, George, right?
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Sure, George, George got it, got it.
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Got to throw it in there. I agree with somewhat.
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I understand what the ladies are saying.
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You know, I know that sometimes men and you know, and of course
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women also, sometimes when we spend too much time together it
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it can be difficult. So, you know, you got you got to
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have your space. I think it's always important in
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relationships for the husband and wife to have personal space.
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You guys need to have your own personal space sometimes.
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I agree with that. So you know, well, all right,
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George, safe streets, safe schools, they're on the ballot.
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They're. Always on the ballot.
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And you know this. Democrats always find a way to
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stick together and do their thing no matter what.
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But when it comes to Republicans, you guys all suck.
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You really do. And in Indiana, we had the
21:04
opportunity to redistrict some match and gain some red seats
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because look, California's doing it.
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So many other states have done it for a long time.
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I think. What is it, Michigan?
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Is it Michigan, Lance or Matt? No, Massachusetts.
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It's almost all blue seats because they're redistricting.
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And now it was on the table and the rhinos voted against it.
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These are Republicans and they voted against it.
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You know, Trump is Trump is finally coming around saying now
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they're going to start going after all these rhinos and help
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primary them and get them out, which is they rightfully so,
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because either you get on board or you're going to lose it
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because you do have our streets do matter because when liberals
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are in office, you had Lance how many anti for riots We had
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burning, looting of cities, all that craziness.
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How much LBGDQ you had drag queen story hour in the schools
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for kids. You want that for your kids.
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I don't want it. I don't think anybody wants it.
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So what's going to happen now? So this I mean the Indiana State
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majority, this is the leader. He actually went hit the table
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and went off on all the rhinos because they don't want to
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support the redistricting. I've never really the whole
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redistricting thing, I always felt like all the votes, it's
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kind of like what you see down in Arizona and New Mexico where
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you've got these large segments of the population that that, you
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know, 40 some odd percent that agree with, you know, that want
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to vote Republican and want the company country of constitution.
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And they don't even get their voices heard.
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And I think that's the problem. This whole redistricting thing,
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I kind of feel like all the states, none of that, that
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should just all be outlawed and it should just come down to
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where the votes land and that's it.
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But again, you know, politics in general are so friggin scammy,
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Such a scam. Let's play the clip, George.
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Yeah, let's, This is the Majority Leader for Indiana.
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His name is Chris Garten. And listen to his endorsement,
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how he wants to, why he wants people to vote.
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Some will say these maps are political.
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Let me be clear. You're damn right they are
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political. Policy is political.
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Safe streets are political. Look at Indianapolis.
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Affordable electricity is political.
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A drug free Indiana is political.
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Peace in the Middle East is political.
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I dealt with it first hand. If drawing a map that secures 2
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more seats for the Republican Party means that we continue to
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see overdose deaths drop by 20%, then I'll draw that map every
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single day of the week at twice on Sunday.
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If drawing a map means that we'll continue to see a 93% drop
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in illegal immigration and I'll sign it with a smile on my face,
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we're not here to be neutral arbiters of decline.
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We're here to be active agents of American greatness.
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So I ask you. American greatness and yet they
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voted against it. Damn freaking rhinos.
24:35
I mean, what you need to get, they should get every one of
24:40
those rhinos. Get them in a round table right
24:43
there, and let them say right there why they voted against it.
24:47
Tell your constituents why you voted against it, against giving
24:52
more seats to your fellow Republicans.
24:54
Conservatives, do you want the liberals to get into office?
24:58
Do you want them to do impeachment hearings next year
25:01
if they win the House? Because you know they're going
25:03
to do it. I just don't understand them,
25:09
Lance. I know you hate them.
25:10
Are you still with me, Lance, or you froze?
25:12
No, I'm not froze. I'm just listening to you.
25:14
I know you felt strongly about this and I wanted to allow you
25:17
the time to to say what you had to say.
25:20
No, I listen. I think it's necessary.
25:22
Again, I don't like the whole strategy of redistricting.
25:25
I hate the scamminess. I just want the state's votes to
25:28
be counted as they hit. If it's, if a state is 50%
25:32
Republican and 50% Democrat, then it should have 50%
25:37
representation in DC. And you know, on both sides.
25:40
The problem is that there's always some scam, right?
25:43
Whether it's the Democrats, whether it's the freaking
25:47
ballots coming out from another table, whether it's
25:49
redistricting. I, I, you know, the scamminess
25:52
of politics has just gotten to the point that I personally am
25:56
disgusted. I'm over it.
25:58
I'm sick of the state and federal politicians and all
26:01
their lies and all the cheating and all the bullshit.
26:05
I just want good leadership. I want good decisions made.
26:08
And illegal immigration isn't a good decision.
26:11
Excessively high cost when it comes to our electricity isn't a
26:15
good decision. They've got something coming on
26:16
the ballot here in Colorado that I need to do some more research
26:19
on. But they want to raise our
26:20
electricity rates already. Our electricity rates already
26:23
suck. They're already super high, but
26:26
they believe because they believe the economy here in
26:28
Colorado is better than it is and they're trying to get their
26:30
extra chunk. I hate Excel energy.
26:32
I think it's a total piece of shit and I'm sure many of us
26:35
have Excel or other companies and they are just sticking it to
26:38
us. Now that being said, hasn't the
26:41
American public suffered enough? When will politicians recognize
26:45
that it's supposed to be government for the people by the
26:47
people? But I'm going to answer that
26:50
never. They're never going to recognize
26:53
that because they don't care. The majority of them, what they
26:55
care about is getting into power, staying in power and then
26:59
grifting, stealing from us, getting paid paid for vacations,
27:05
being allowed to stay in condos for big corporations, you know,
27:09
and go on vacations in Hawaii and going to the Caribbean,
27:12
flying on private jets, hobnobbing with excessively rich
27:16
people and then figuring out ways that they can funnel the
27:19
money back into their lifestyles.
27:21
Insider trading book deals, right foundations Ng OS Listen,
27:28
there comes a point where you have to say enough is enough.
27:31
And that's what the American people have to do.
27:33
And I have to say this. It's both the Democrats and the
27:35
Republicans. I've always said that the
27:37
Democrats have effectively intended to destroy our country
27:41
from within and they do a better job than the Republicans.
27:44
And then you've got the Republicans and you've got
27:45
people like Mike Johnson. Oh, we're going to.
27:49
They're stomping their feet and they're making noise whenever
27:51
they you think the cameras on them.
27:53
But when it comes to getting anything done, it's Zippo.
27:55
Polymarkets already called it, I hate to say it.
27:58
We're going to lose the midterms.
28:00
I don't think the Trump administration or his
28:02
administration in general is doing a good enough job.
28:05
If you would start doing some of these deep state arrests now,
28:08
then maybe you'd have a chance if you started exposing the
28:11
actual truth, if you actually gave the American public the
28:14
truth about all these topics. Dirty 51, the Russian collusion
28:19
hoax, Hunter Biden laptop 9/11 JFK, Seth Rich, Hillary Clinton,
28:26
the hot dog scandal of Obama, $60,000 worth of hot dogs.
28:30
I just don't understand. We you guys are talking a lot,
28:33
lot of lot of talk. I don't see shit happening.
28:38
I've got as many deep state arrests as Pam Bondi and she
28:41
continues to non-stop interview. I'm sick of her interviews and
28:45
if she can't handle the heat and if she can't drop the hammer,
28:48
then get the fuck rid of her. And let me tell you something,
28:51
as a people, the people in this audience, you do a better job
28:55
than most. But listen, we should be taking
28:58
this stuff and just filling the feeds of politicians with what
29:03
our real thoughts are, not being afraid.
29:05
If you want to tell them to go F off, then you should tell them
29:07
that. If you want to tell them that
29:09
they're a liar, then you should tell them that.
29:11
We should fill up their social media feeds with our exact
29:13
thoughts through this holiday season.
29:16
Because you know what I want for Christmas?
29:17
I'll tell you what I want for Christmas.
29:19
I want deep state arrests. I can tell.
29:21
You. That's what I want.
29:22
I can tell you. And I want them.
29:23
When do I want them, George? Yesterday.
29:26
But you know what else you? Want, I want them now.
29:28
You want you want state arrests and I want them now.
29:30
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31:33
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Grand jury fumbles again. The DOJ fumbles again.
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Letitia James, who committed mortgage fraud.
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Based on the evidence I've seen, at least that's what I believe.
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Allegedly. Yeah.
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The grand jury just declined, indicting that nasty woman
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So once again, this is twice now the grand jury has failed or
39:21
declined to indict Letitia James for mortgage fraud.
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You know, they didn't have no problem doing when Halogen was
39:27
there. Now to get rid of Halogen,
39:29
nobody wants to do nothing. This is a second time.
39:33
What is going on? This happened Thursday.
39:37
They failed to convince a majority of grand jurors to
39:40
approve charges that James misled a bank to obtain
39:43
favorable long loan terms on a home mortgage.
39:46
I want to know what prosecutors are going to the grand jury and
39:49
presenting this. That's what I want to know.
39:51
They need to be replaced because they suck.
39:54
I mean, the DOJ likes to boast that they can indict a ham
39:56
sandwich. They can indict almost anybody
39:58
on anything they feel like it or want to.
40:01
Here's a case of something that clearly the evidence points to
40:04
her being guilty of mortgage fraud.
40:06
I know that's an allegation at that point.
40:08
I know she's innocent until proven guilty.
40:10
But the stuff I've seen, she sure looks like she committed
40:13
mortgage fraud. So I don't know what the Hell's
40:15
going on here. There's no excuse.
40:17
You're not getting an indictment on Letitia James.
40:19
I'm disgusted by this. I'm disgusted by the behavior.
40:22
And if this is the people in Virginia voting against it, man,
40:26
you guys suck. I mean, I I can't blame
40:28
everybody, guy. I know there's some great people
40:30
in Virginia, but wow, if it was you, you'd already be indicted.
40:35
Why? Because it's Letitia James.
40:36
You're giving her a break. Letitia James is apos, I'll say
40:40
that. And that's not an allegation.
40:42
That's a fact. All right, COVID mRNA
40:48
injections. You know, George, let me point
40:51
out you won't be able to show this on YouTube.
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You know that problem? We.
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Can't. You can't, you know, you're
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just, we're just talking about what the FDA is doing here.
41:00
So it's not like we're we're coming up with theories or
41:02
nothing. Well, this is the Telegraph and
41:04
they're saying that there's these reports now that that the
41:07
mRNA injections can cause heart damage by triggering immune
41:11
cells to go on the attack. These are scientific reports.
41:16
Looks like they're peer reviewed studies.
41:18
The USFDA is preparing to add a black box warning, its strongest
41:23
safety alert to COVID-19 vaccines.
41:26
This is according to CNN. Of course, this is people that
41:29
are familiar with this warning is going to be placed on top of
41:34
the drugs proceeding information highlighting the most serious
41:38
risks, including life threatening or disabling
41:40
reactions. It must be weighed against the
41:42
treatment's benefits. It can also signal risks that
41:45
may be reduced by limiting use to specific groups.
41:50
You know, these box warnings show up on things like opiates,
41:53
so you know how dangerous those are.
41:56
You have to worry about, you know, if, you know, abuse,
41:58
addictions, overdoses with opiates and death.
42:01
Accutane, it causes birth defects during pregnancy.
42:06
So this is a pretty serious thing.
42:08
I'm surprised it's taking this long because we've seen all this
42:11
information. Of course, Moderna and Pfizer
42:14
are, you know, claiming that it's there.
42:17
The all the effects of their vaccines are rigorously
42:19
monitored by regulators worldwide.
42:22
And note that overall, a billion doses distributed have not
42:26
revealed new safety concerns. And children are pregnant women.
42:29
I'm not buying it. I don't ever buy anything the
42:31
companies put out because they know a lot of things they don't
42:34
want to tell us. Because what is it about for
42:36
Pfizer and Moderna? It's all about the cheddar baby.
42:38
It's all about the money. I don't think it's about us.
42:42
I don't think it's about safety. Of course.
42:44
Pfizer declined further comment as it started to move forward.
42:49
And why wouldn't they? What are they going to say?
42:50
And now they want a free pass, You know, you know, you've got
42:53
stuff in front of SCOTUS where a lot of these companies are
42:55
trying to get a free pass. They don't want to be able to be
42:58
sued. Well, I think if they cause any
43:00
issues, they want 100% should be able to be sued.
43:03
I don't think they told us the truth.
43:05
If it's if they claim it's safe and effective to Pfizer Moderna,
43:09
then why not remove that, you know that claim and that we're
43:14
you don't get those protections. Yeah, think about it like I
43:19
agree. If you, if it's that safe and
43:21
effective, Modern and Pfizer, then say we'll remove the
43:26
restrictions about if people like want to sue or something.
43:29
Yeah. Yeah, but they won't.
43:33
All right, you know BLM, none of the money when it were supposed
43:38
to. At least that's what we've heard
43:39
over and over again. It's been nationwide.
43:41
I think it was BLM the grift. That should be the new movie.
43:46
Well, executive director of Black Lives Matter is being
43:49
charged with wire fraud and money laundering. 25 counts
43:53
total. She's the executive director in
43:56
Oklahoma chapter. Yeah, OK.
43:59
I remember this woman, this woman went on a real estate
44:03
buying spree with the money that she received in the Oklahoma
44:06
chapter. I kind of remember that the
44:08
people showing all the property she bought, there's also one in
44:11
California that did it. So she's been charged with over
44:14
25 counts total, 20 counts of wire for it, 5 counts of money
44:19
laundering. I guess each count of wire fraud
44:23
faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to 250,000 for
44:27
each count of money laundering. And according to the charging
44:31
documents, Dickerson through the BLM OKC raised more than 5.6
44:36
million. But of course, rather than using
44:39
that money to bail out George Floyd riders, she used millions
44:44
to fund her lavish lifestyle. Must be nice.
44:47
Clearly she used the money to buy food.
44:50
Man, she's a whale. She funneled over three and a
44:53
half million into her personal accounts.
44:55
Spend it on luxury vacations, 6 properties in Oklahoma City,
45:01
retail shopping, and surprise, surprise food.
45:07
Surprised she put it into food. George, That's a surprise to me.
45:10
I'm shocked. So Sheila Cherie Amor Dickerson
45:16
is her name. She's 52 and it looks like she
45:21
started this grip the minute she started getting the money.
45:24
She had access to BLM OK CS bank accounts, PayPal and cash apps
45:31
BLM OK C was not registered tax exempt under the organization
45:36
under 5O1C3 of the internal revenues.
45:39
They accepted charitable donations through the
45:41
affiliation with the Alliance of Global Justice based in Arizona.
45:46
So in the late spring of 2020 they started raising funds. 5.6
45:51
million supposed to be for bail funds, community justice
45:55
exchanges, Massachusetts Bail fund, Minnesota Freedom Fund.
45:58
Got put money in all of them and instead she went shopping.
46:04
She hated high end restaurants. She traveled to Jamaica, she
46:08
went to the Dominican Republic. She took her associates 10s of
46:13
thousands in retail shopping and at least 50,000.
46:18
Here's a surprise George 50,000 in food and grocery deliveries
46:22
for herself and her children. Must have been eating a lot of
46:26
steak and lobster. Crab legs, right crab.
46:29
Legs, I guess crab legs, I guess it's a.
46:31
Good point, must be nice. Yeah, must be nice.
46:33
Crab legs, Lobster. Why you guys suffer more
46:37
gripped? I'd like to see all the BLM
46:39
people arrested. They didn't put the money where
46:40
they were supposed to into their communities.
46:42
A lot of those communities needed the help.
46:45
So great stocking stuff for George.
46:49
I might get these for you. I have really good night vision,
46:51
but these would probably even improve my night vision.
46:53
Brand new technology. I was shocked when I saw this.
46:56
I always wondered if somebody pulled this off.
46:58
Infrared contact lenses that let you see in the dark.
47:03
Nope, it's not. It's not.
47:05
This isn't. This isn't some kind of
47:07
conspiracy theory. It's definitely real.
47:10
It's game changing for security, surveillance, night driving, you
47:14
name it. Maybe just hanging out in your
47:17
backyard watching all the critters late at night.
47:19
If you're living in the country, let's play the clip.
47:22
Is it real? It's real.
47:43
Interesting, I looked it up, the company is making them, or at
47:46
least they're working on it. I.
47:47
Mean it has to be a battery in that lens, right?
47:49
You know, I don't know, George. I didn't.
47:51
They didn't really have the technology outline.
47:53
For for that, that type of night vision you have to have, it has
47:57
to be, doesn't it have to have some kind of like a battery or?
48:01
Something I don't know, I don't know.
48:04
I don't want to tell you that I have that, that I understand the
48:06
technology completely. It's pretty interesting.
48:08
I don't know if it's filting out certain kinds of light, maybe
48:11
it's improving light absorption in other ways.
48:13
How much that thing cost? Oh yeah, that's got to be
48:16
pricey, got to be pricey, especially at the early phases,
48:19
right. All right, this is this is a
48:21
warning for the people out there that like their smoke, their
48:25
like to hit their Chiba, like to smoke do their 420 maybe you've
48:29
got a a couple of different strains sitting at the house.
48:31
Cannabis, it's called hypermesis syndrome, also known as
48:38
scromating. I guess this new weed disorder,
48:42
it's plaguing ERS across the country and it's brought on by
48:47
with by chronic cannabis use. So it affects the people who use
48:52
cannabis long term. Of course, cannabis and you guys
48:56
know all these strains, they've been getting extremely strong.
48:59
It can cause severe nausea, vomiting, hot baths and showers
49:04
may temporarily relieve the symptoms, but the only way to
49:08
cure this is to stop using and smoking weed.
49:14
This new syndrome, it's just become a pretty pretty
49:17
prevalent. I had no idea when I saw
49:19
scrotating. I'm like what the hell is
49:21
scrotating? But I guess hypermesis means
49:24
severe vomiting. But it's, it's a condition that
49:29
can lead to serious health complications if you don't get
49:32
treated for it. And I guess it could become
49:34
really common, George, kind of crazy, right?
49:37
Intense abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, loss of, you know,
49:41
and, and marijuana on minor use improves your appetite.
49:45
I guess this causes loss of appetite.
49:49
I mean how much weed are we talking or smoking?
49:52
Are they over like? Man, I I assume this is heavy
49:56
users, but I don't really know. It just said it just said long
50:00
term users. Does it mean somebody that just
50:03
smokes once a day? Does it mean somebody that's
50:05
smoking multiple times a day? I like.
50:07
To I also like to know because what strain of marijuana is it?
50:11
Because, you know, they, they, they do cross pollination now
50:14
and make all these different strains because you didn't hear
50:17
about none of this back in the day.
50:19
I mean, the Rastafarians didn't have these issues, right?
50:23
They still got good weed back then.
50:25
So who knows? I mean, could it be something to
50:27
that effect? Well, I guess how you know if
50:31
you're, you're starting to see the early signs of it as part of
50:34
it's linked to how often you use cannabis.
50:36
They didn't say how often yet you have to be using it, how
50:39
long you've used it. Sometimes when you vomit or feel
50:42
nausea, it's time of day also. That's kind of what the doctors
50:45
are looking at. There's certain foods that might
50:47
trigger the vomiting and also if you've lost weight for no known
50:52
reason, I guess it triggers weight loss, which might be a
50:55
positive side effect for some people.
50:57
They ought to give it to that BLM person in Oklahoma.
51:00
Maybe she needs to start scrummating a little.
51:03
Yeah, it's, it's it's really interesting, although
51:06
frightening because I, I know people that, you know, smoke
51:09
when use a lot of cannabis. I don't personally, I never
51:12
really liked it even when I might have done something like
51:14
this. I don't smoke anything like it.
51:17
You know, I've seen some, some sleep aids over the years.
51:20
I've tried some sleep aids that were, you know, made from hemp
51:25
and those seem to work OK. But pretty interesting stuff,
51:29
man, Very weird. I, when I saw it, I was kind of
51:31
shocked. And I guess the complications
51:34
include dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, which of course
51:38
those are linked to vomiting, malnutrition, tooth decay, also
51:44
choking, but, you know, injury to your esophagus.
51:50
And I, I guess you have to use very hot water if you want to
51:53
try to manage the symptoms. But that part is also caused
51:56
some problems with people using water that's too hot.
51:58
I'm not sure how the water actually works.
52:01
I guess you can kind of when you need to go to ER for this issue,
52:05
you dark or very little pee, delirium, dizziness, fatigue,
52:09
quickened heart rate, rapid breathing, you know, fainting.
52:15
So it looks like right now the only way to do it is you just
52:17
got to go cold Turkey on your weed.
52:20
So definitely need to pay attention.
52:22
If you'd want to go cold Turkey then you don't.
52:24
You want to detox yourself off of it.
52:26
Slowly slow down your weed smoke until you get off and wean
52:31
yourself off I should say. Yeah, you might be.
52:33
You mean go on cold Turkey way to?
52:34
Do it now. Yeah, it could be.
52:36
You're probably right. I don't know.
52:37
You know, like I said, I never really liked that drug when I,
52:40
when I there was a time when I drank and smoked and enjoyed
52:43
that sort of thing. I never liked it because I
52:45
usually the only thing we'd ever did to me is make me sleepy and
52:48
want a snack. And I don't need any help me
52:50
snacking. I already like the snack as it
52:52
is. I struggle with that anyway.
52:54
I don't need anything to boost my snacking.
52:57
All right, we've been talking about the Somalians a lot on
52:59
this show. We've been talking about the
53:00
grip. Now I want to point out, George,
53:03
this is going to be a moment for the audience.
53:06
They're starting to find it in other states.
53:07
We already mentioned Columbus, OH, but it looks like that
53:12
Minnesota may very well just be the tip of the spear on this.
53:15
And now we're going to listen to this.
53:17
Now, of course, you know, if you carry more than $10,000 worth of
53:20
cash through an airport, even if you're going on vacation, you
53:24
have to disclose it. And you better have your receipt
53:27
from a bank where you got the cash if you want to not have the
53:30
Department of Homeland Security or Border Patrol take your
53:33
money. Well, ATSA whistleblower has
53:36
come out who worked at the Minnesota airport in Saint Paul
53:41
says she witnessed Somalian men in pairs going through the
53:44
airport with suitcases full of cash on a weekly basis.
53:51
They were allowed to go right on through.
53:53
She says it could have been as much as $1 billion.
53:57
She also saw suitcases loaded with passports.
54:02
Now you explain that to me. The feds aren't taking control
54:06
of the airport clearly in Minneapolis or Minnesota enough.
54:11
They need to control the government.
54:13
If this is true, and I believe it is true, we've got the clip.
54:17
This is serious 'cause if you try to, if you, if they caught
54:20
you with more than one passport at the airport, you would be
54:23
screwed. They would snatch your IDs and
54:27
you would be put on ATSA list and you would be fully
54:30
investigated. Unless you had dual citizenship,
54:32
you could. Have yeah, correct.
54:34
Well, otherwise you want to play.
54:35
It play the clip. 16 to 2021. Liz, thank you for joining me.
54:42
You're welcome. Thank you, Liz.
54:43
I applaud UNL, the news. We appreciate that.
54:47
I have to say though, this sounds like something out of a
54:50
spy movie. People going through security
54:53
and getting on planes with suitcases filled with millions
54:57
of dollars in cash. Tell us what you've actually
55:01
seen as ATSA agent during the time you worked there.
55:05
Well, I've actually seen a lot of things, but the most shocking
55:08
is exactly that I saw suitcases filled with millions of dollars
55:13
of cash and the couriers were always Smalley men travelling in
55:20
pairs and they got through the checkpoint I and it just, it
55:25
just really absolutely blew my mind the first time you open a
55:28
suitcase and you see millions of dollars of cash.
55:33
And typically what would happen is Leo or a law enforcement
55:37
officer would come check their credentials.
55:40
I don't know what kind of questions they asked them, but
55:43
but their IDs were always documented and probably their
55:48
plane tickets as well. So, so there is a trail of that
55:52
out there. And I would believe with all the
55:55
cameras at the airport that if they started there, they could
56:00
probably find each and every individual that brought money
56:03
through the checkpoint. Obviously, this seems
56:05
suspicious, if not alarming given what seems to be a pattern
56:09
here. So you're talking about millions
56:10
of dollars flying out of Minneapolis and you think it it
56:14
happened about every week or so. It is that right?
56:17
So it certainly seemed like it happened every week the
56:22
suitcases came in and it was, it was always the MO was always too
56:26
Somalian men travelling in pairs.
56:29
Sometimes they both had suitcases.
56:32
And so the process was as an, as ATSA agent, we would pull the
56:39
bag and then we'd bring them to a private screening room and we
56:43
would open the suitcase and make sure that that's all it was, was
56:49
stacks of cash. And a Leo would come and maybe
56:55
question them and for sure take a picture of their
56:58
identification. And I, I'm assuming their, their
57:02
plane ticket, I'm not sure. So there is a trail out there
57:07
between that. I mean, they, it has to be
57:09
documented somewhere. And all the cameras in the
57:12
airport, I would imagine if they'd like to find all this
57:15
cash, they should start at the airport because in the five
57:19
years I was there, I believe a billion dollars went through the
57:23
airport, $1 billion. As if this isn't troubling
57:27
enough, Liz, it's not just money.
57:30
You watched Leave MSP, is that right?
57:34
Yes, that is correct. There was another instance
57:36
again, a small E man that had a carry on luggage filled with
57:41
brand new passports and he was allowed to get through the
57:45
checkpoint. So where he went with those
57:48
passports is anybody's guess. Why in the world would they let
57:53
him go with all those passports that doesn't?
57:58
That's crazy. That is crazy.
58:01
You would be arrested on the spot at the Denver airport if I
58:04
went through with a briefcase full of cash, they would seize
58:07
the cash even if I tried to show paper.
58:10
They're saying, I'm sorry, we're going to have to seize it for
58:11
now and then you're we're going to have to investigate this and
58:14
you'll have to try to get it back if.
58:15
I ever, if I if, if it ever comes a day where I'm going to
58:18
be traveling with a lot of cash and passports, I'm going to
58:20
identify as a Somalian. It's it we can just, we can get
58:23
you can get extra tan, maybe use some Yeah, you can go blackface.
58:27
Of course, they might say you're a racist then and arrest you
58:29
anyway. But at the the point is this is
58:32
what's going on. Minneapolis, you know,
58:35
Minnesota, Tim Waltz, this is his state, man.
58:39
I mean, what's going on there, Timmy boy?
58:41
Were they delivering the cash to your house out of the country?
58:44
I mean, why are they allowed to go through?
58:45
And the passports is extremely unsettling.
58:48
How many terrorists got a passport and why are they being
58:52
allowed to take the passports out?
58:54
Even if these were legitimate passports going to legitimate
58:58
immigration people, and I'm not saying they were, but if they
59:01
were, why isn't that being sent straight from the State
59:04
Department to these individuals? Why is some person who isn't a
59:08
government official? Clearly, because that would have
59:10
come out in what she knew, being allowed to walk around with a
59:14
bag full of passports. Yeah.
59:16
That doesn't scare you. I don't know what what will you
59:20
know? The media has attacked Putin
59:23
over and over and over again. I don't think he's the guy that
59:27
he's been portrayed to be. I personally think the US should
59:30
do a much better job of aligning ourselves with Russia.
59:33
We've got an opportunity. We've got 2 leaders that get
59:36
along that believe in the same things.
59:39
And I think a lot of the issues we've had over the history
59:42
between these two countries could be put together
59:44
permanently because Putin wants to.
59:47
This is a message he put out to the American people.
59:50
And I think what's important, it's an unexpected message.
59:54
But at the same time, I feel like I hope Donald Trump is
59:57
paying attention to this and I hope the American people
59:59
recognize it. Because those congressional
1:00:01
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1:00:04
the guy that you that they portrayed him to be.
1:00:06
I think he is trying to make a difference.
1:00:08
And I think his his Orthodox Christian background is
1:00:11
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1:00:13
all over the globe. We're going to do a special on
1:00:15
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1:00:18
Here's a message I feel like with the holiday season was it
1:00:21
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Thank you. No, and I think it's I think
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