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All right, well, let's get We were talking about this
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yesterday, by the way, on the show.
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What? Choked on a little bit of coffee
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there from just before the break.
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Yeah, yeah, choke on it, right, OK.
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We talked about this on the show yesterday.
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I'm telling you, we know things we know a lot of things.
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But who is in charge in Iran? Because now the they're trying
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to do our Trump is sending people over for peace talks,
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trying to negotiate and stuff. But who, who they negotiating
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with? Because all the generals from
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the Iranian army saying you got to talk to them, how many people
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got to be on a table? Who the freak knows?
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But interestingly, because they say the general say they
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kidnapped the Iranian leader, the Ayatollah, isn't he all
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busted up with a broken leg and all that shit from the bomb?
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I mean how hard can it be to freaking kidnap him it.
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Wouldn't be very difficult and we're talking about what we
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discussed yesterday. You got the IRGC, the
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Revolutionary Guard, that you're extremely powerful.
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We told you yesterday that they weren't in lockstep with the
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negotiations. The Ayatollah is allegedly
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saying they're in charge to negotiate.
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That's the regime of the Ayatollah.
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You're right, George, the Ayatollah appears to have been
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injured. They haven't gone public.
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I don't even know if he's really made a public, a true public
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appearance. We don't know whether it's all
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been AI. And then you've got the
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leadership from the Bossige militia who say that they're
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also have to be agreed or whatever the terms are.
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They're all positioning themselves.
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They all want control of Iran. They all want control of the
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Bitcoin mining operations and the oil and the the fees, you
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know, from the Strait of Hormuz, you name it.
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They all think they're in charge.
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They're all throwing the hammer down.
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And we told you this. Our sources had told you that
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they don't really know who they're negotiating with.
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I think Trump has been overly confident in what he's told the
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American public. But look, the warships from the
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US are stacking the region. Nobody knows who's calling the
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shots. We're hearing the Ayatollah was
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taken hostage. This is a powder keg, man.
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Don't underestimate. You know that any particular
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thing could set this off. But the Iranians aren't going to
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negotiate. Let let me say this.
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They've done this historically. They come to the table, they
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lie, they cheat, they connive. George was right over the target
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when he said that. They just wanted that ceasefire
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so they can restock. They caught that one container
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ship coming in from China that had all kinds of missile
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precursor chemicals needed for missile missile fuel systems.
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Looks like the China was sending over a major load of it.
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That the of course you heard about the attack on the
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container ship. They, they hit the engine
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compartment. They stopped the dead in its
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tracks when it refused to stop. And look, there's going to be
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more of this cause of course there's lots of stuff in
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transit. Why the Iranians are trying to
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restock. Don't trust them, I say.
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Crush them like insects under your shoe.
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Get some leadership into the people want, not the military
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junta leadership or the militia or the Ayatollah.
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You want to play the clip, George?
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Oh, OK, go ahead. You.
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Talk so much. OK, what I.
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Do well, so they say, that the generals want before they
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negotiate, they want, they want the blockade to be removed.
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Of course they do of. Course, right?
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They're Karg Island all, they're being filled up.
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There's almost like no more room.
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And I really think some reason they think they could win this
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over patience. And that's why they're trying to
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do this. Why Trump extended another
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negotiation. I don't know, just giving them
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more time. We've been saying this, you've
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been saying it, we all been saying it.
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Just keep giving them more time, you know I would.
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Say no to all for. Future if Iran has all these
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tunnels under there you no one really knows.
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I mean, they could have tunnels and bring in stuff in from other
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countries. I don't know.
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Do you know? Nobody knows but we're going to
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find out real quick. I'll play the clip now.
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Alert bridge and power plant day could now be any day of the
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week. A fierce power struggle breaking
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out in Iran and President Trump showing a lot of patience. 47,
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says US air strikes have seriously fractured the regime.
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So Pakistan asked us to hold off on BNP day until Iran can get it
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together. Tonight there could be a coup.
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No one knows who's calling the shots.
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Vance, Witkoff and Kushner were supposed to leave for Islamabad,
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but they never took off because the Iranian delegation never
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took off. Which is suspicious because this
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morning Trump said the gay Ayatollah authorized the deal.
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They just got the OK to go forward, which I knew they were
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going to do anyway. I mean, I don't think that a
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choice. They have to negotiate.
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And you know, the one thing I'll say is this.
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Iran can get themselves at a very good footing if they make a
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deal. They can make themselves into a
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strong nation again, a wonderful nation again.
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They have incredible people, but they seem to be, you know,
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bloodthirsty. So the gay it's all I told his
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ministers. Wheels up.
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But the military said, not so fast.
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We're basically looking at another Iranian hostage crisis.
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This time they've taken themselves hostage and therefore
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the negotiations. The IRGC won't agree to sign
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over the straight and the uranium.
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And they're the only votes that matter because they're the ones
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with the guns. The generals are demanding Trump
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lift the blockade as a precondition for more peace
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talks. They want to play an economic
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game of chicken. Iran sees this as a game of
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endurance. They believe that time is on
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their side and that ultimately the domestic pressure when it
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comes to energy markets and the stock market will force
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President Trump to make a deal that's in their favor.
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That is not the truth. That is not the reality.
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The president and his counterparts in Israel have the
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ability to continue this operation for months if they
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need to. It's the Iranians up against the
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clock. The blockades already cost them
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over a billion dollars. Checks are bouncing and their
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economies in a death spiral and facing a Great Depression.
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Somebody just put in a check. How many times did Trump post?
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We have won lots of times. I mean, I mean, if you really
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look at it in terms of military operation, we really did win.
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I mean, they, they can't really, Iran's in no position to really
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do any real damage to really win this war, try to win or fight
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into it because they would have been, they would have kept doing
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it. Question is, to really win this
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war, there has to be no more regime.
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End of story, full stop. That's a truly way for this war
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to win. Yeah, you're going to have to
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crush the IRGC. You're going to have to crush
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the besiege, you're going to crush them both, and you're
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going to have to crush the Ayatollah leadership.
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You, you're not going to be able to negotiate with them and leave
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any of them in place into the power vacuum.
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You know, and I I love how Jesse Watters calls him the Gay
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Ayatollah. Well, because he's they say he's
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gay. No, I know.
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But I think it's interesting, of course, you know that,
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especially in that region. But I think it's funny how he's
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been tagged the gay Ayatollah. But the point is, look, we don't
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have all the people at the table because they're not all coming
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to the table. They're all negotiating.
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Of course they want the Strait of Hormuz open.
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The RGC wants all the weapons and all the restocking that's
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been promised by other countries that they purchased with
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Bitcoin. I mean, they're mining Bitcoin
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for four or less than $1400 a Bitcoin and there's and they're
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selling it and trading it as fast as they possibly can.
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And they're also laundering. They're moving that money out of
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the country. They've got all kinds of wallets
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connected to it. Look, no, everybody wants to get
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their hands on the money that's been stolen from the Iranian
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people. And of course, all this
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leadership, the battle, it's going to continue.
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It's not going to go away unless we crush them as we need to do
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so. That's the support I give the
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administration. Stop trying to negotiate.
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Be a hammer. Get it done.
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Let's rock'n'roll and let's get the hell out of there.
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Yep, How many more extensions we need to give them or we should
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give them zero? I mean, I get it, trying to do
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diplomacy, I get it. But really the fact matter is if
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how can you try to negotiate when you don't know who's in
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charge or who's running shit? Yeah. 100% you would think that
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if, if the military, like if they're Iranian military, they
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if they did kidnap Ayatollah and hold them hostage and they don't
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want them to do them, you would think that they were like, OK,
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America, come on in. We give up.
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Let's redo our country because you know, they don't want to.
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They know what they're up against.
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I mean, they have no. They.
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Have no Air Force. They have no Navy.
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In 1953, the US dealt with an Iranian militia that actually
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came into leadership. That was 1953.
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Historically, we honor and understand how important a lot
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of these military groups are. And none of them are going to
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walk off quietly. The IRGC wants to stay in
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control, the Ayatollah wants to stay in control.
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And of course, the besiege wants to stay in control of their
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areas. It's I, George, you are 100%
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correct. So unless you get all three of
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those to the table, but I don't think you're ever going to get
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all three to the table. And I think.
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First of all, you shouldn't have to have all three to the table.
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That's the dumb to me. That's dumb on Iran's part, or
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anybody's part but. But you know, listen,
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historically the US has done this very often.
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I looked it up yesterday after a discussion you and I had that
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we've dealt with militia groups in many times in foreign
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countries. We know that that's what
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happens. That's if the militia group has
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taken over. No, you're going to see power
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going to. Power.
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We have a history. I looked at 10 different events
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around the globe. That was actually I googled it.
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I just wanted to see what it came up with because I wasn't
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really sure. You got like which one?
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Do you got one off top yet? I don't.
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Have him off the top of the head.
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It was when I looked at it yesterday, but I found out about
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the 1953 event when the US was in Iran, Same kind of stuff.
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But here's what, here's what's ugly, George.
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When you look up the history of Iran, you look how many times
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the US has been dealing with them and negotiating.
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We have spent billions and billions of dollars dealing with
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these corrupt regimes. We released money.
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You know, Biden released money. Obama did stuff.
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Enough's enough. It's time to squash this.
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It's time to end it permanently so we can add some peace to that
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region. Enough with countries like Iran
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that are dealing with terrorists non-stop.
15:25
Enough's enough. Let's go all in.
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Stop negotiating, Donald Trump. Stop doing it.
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Pete Hagseth. It's time for you guys to stop
15:33
bullshitting around. No more negotiation.
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Let's drive a nail. You know, let's get the hammer.
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Let's drive the nail all the way into the board this time and
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we'll get the hell out of there. But if you guys keep trying to
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pussyfoot around, you got the Pope now talking about, oh, we
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need to have peace. No, he doesn't understand.
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None. None of that.
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None. He's not dealing with terrorism
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in Italy and he's got plenty of other stuff going on in Italy he
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should be focused on. And I just, I'm tired of it all.
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And I just at this point, I think it's time to be a hammer.
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Look, who cares what the Pope says anyway.
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But so one, one thing with Iran is 90% of their oil.
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China buys the oil from Iran 100%.
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And China's hurting right now. But you know, I didn't Russia
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support Iran, didn't China support Iran?
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Even North Korea? How come they're not coming in
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to help their their so-called ally?
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I don't think they want to step into this cesspool.
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They talk all that talk, you know, oh, you can't do this as
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our ally, but when it comes down to the fucking nitty gritty,
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they're nowhere to be found. Well, look, look at NATO.
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They're doing us dirty too. NATO takes all our money.
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We pay 70% of the bill. They don't want us to fly in
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their airspace. They don't want to land our
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planes and our own bases. I mean, NATO's a piece of trash.
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NATO is the countries that are in NATO, supposedly NATO allies.
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You're getting pushed back all the way around in NATO,
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publicly, of course, we already know the position that Spain and
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Italy have taken. But look.
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Even the UK did it. The UK did it, but they look
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Australia, UK, they didn't want to help out with the blockade.
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Listen, no doubt. So we need to, we need to seize,
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seize, just seize Cargill and take the oil, sell it, losing
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money for for us, maybe pay down our debt, whatever.
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But that's it. And, and, and I got to be
17:19
honest, it's time to strike the power plants, shut the Bitcoin
17:23
mining down or strike the Bitcoin mining.
17:24
I'm sure you guys are thinking about, oh, we can get our hands
17:26
and some more Bitcoin. Stop that bullshit.
17:29
If you want to stop the money supply, George just got it
17:31
right. Cut off all the oil, seize all
17:34
the oil on Carg Island and then go ahead and start hitting the
17:36
power plants. If you don't know where the
17:38
Bitcoin miners are operating, I'm sure you could track it
17:40
through IPS and otherwise, but whatever, Stop BS ING around
17:43
guys, the administration, stop pussyfooting around.
17:46
Stop trying to negotiate. Enough's enough.
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You know, I I saw something interesting, George.
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I just want to mention it. Devin Nunes.
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I have it. I have the stuff in.
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There. Oh, you do.
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OK, great. Yeah, I'm happy you looked at
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that. We'll talk about it in a bit.
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I have a theory and you have a theory on this also.
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You want to just do it now since you brought up might as well
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just do it bro go. Ahead, I'm going to let you take
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the lead on it because I I didn't get enough time to
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research it because I had the radio show this morning.
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OK, I'm just going to put up. So Devin Nunes put up this post
18:13
this morning. He is stepping down as CEO of
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True Social. Pretty much he's saying he's
18:19
going to focus more on his role as advisory with the president.
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You know what I think, though? I'm going to keep going with the
18:28
tweets. I'm not going to read each one
18:30
because it's just too much to read.
18:31
Hold on. I'm going to get the last one.
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Here's this one. I'm going to do the last one.
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I'm going to read it. He goes, let me pull it up.
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Me and I remain fully committed to our common cause of free
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speech on the Internet, which is now and will always be fiercely
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protected by true social. So he I mean, right, he's
19:08
talking about how he spent the last decade fighting corruption
19:11
and censorship in both the public and private Spears in
19:13
Congress, corruption level, highest levels, including the
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Russia collusion hoax, Ukraine impeachment hoax, etcetera,
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etcetera, etcetera. Here's what I'm thinking people,
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hold on Lance. And what I didn't, I found out
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because Lance told me this morning I was like, why?
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He's stepping down. I says, ah, Trump's going to
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pick him for AJ. That's my that's what I'm
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saying. We'll see what happens, but I
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think he Trump's going to pick Devin Nunez to be his attorney
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general. OK, Lance, what do you?
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Think there was a quiet announcement about an interim
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CEO being placed in the true social.
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I caught it very late last night.
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I told George about it first thing this morning because it
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was too late to let him know last night when I caught it.
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I caught it around, I don't know, eleven, 12:00 my time.
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I think you're right. I don't know what his role is
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going to be. AG makes the most sense because
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of course. Trump needs a pipe hitter in
20:05
there to get that job done. Also something interesting, an
20:10
attorney was assigned to the AG before the AG announcement was
20:16
even named. And oddly enough, that attorney
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what? Are you talking about?
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Well, there's an attorney and I'm going to give you the name
20:23
here. It just got named as the
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attorney to the. AG.
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And what I think is interesting about it, and I'll give you his
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name here. Let me look it up here.
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He's not, he's not the attorney for the AD.
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He's the attorney I know. He's the older guy he's the
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attorney for. He's general counsel.
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Well, he was assigned to being the attorney for the AG also.
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And what's interesting about it is he has a relationship with
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both Donald Trump and Devin Nunes.
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I mean the. Reason I think that could be
20:53
important is because Devin Nunes is not an attorney.
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So it could be that they wanted to, no, it could be that they
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wanted to find somebody they really trusted to put in there.
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Because again, you don't have to be an attorney to be the AG.
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You and I both have discussed that.
21:08
The point is that guy has a relationship with both Donald
21:11
Trump and Devin Nunes. It's an interesting signal
21:14
charge that might confirm your theory.
21:23
Hold on a second, hold on. I'm looking at it.
21:34
What's his name? Yeah, I've got his.
21:36
Name not Todd Blanche. What the?
21:38
Hell no. His last name is DD Genova.
21:41
He's an Italian guy, so. Could be.
21:45
His name? Yeah, he's got.
21:47
Unless the only other viable thing I can think of Nunez.
21:51
Is Joseph D Genova. That's him.
21:54
All right. So the only other thing I can
21:55
think of is he going to put him as a White House chief of staff.
22:00
He's a trusted. He's a trusted man.
22:01
He's been doing, you know, with CEOCEO for true Social so.
22:07
And I got to tell you, that could be a chief of staff.
22:10
Of course, we know that Susan Wiles is out.
22:13
She may be out permanently. We don't know about what's going
22:15
on with her help. There hasn't been much dialogue
22:17
about it. But her influence hasn't been
22:19
quite as powerful at the White House.
22:22
Some people I know we're just at the White House and they were
22:25
talking about that there seems to be something going on.
22:28
So here's the call AG or chief of staff.
22:32
I think either one of those is a is a likely announcement
22:35
imminent. And the fact that this this Joe
22:39
D Genova appears to be a guy that has a relationship with
22:43
Donald Trump and Nunes. I think a lot of things are
22:47
pointing here. I don't know.
22:48
I heard some things. I heard some things.
22:50
So did George. So we'll see how that plans out.
22:52
Let's talk about FBI, the director, Patel and Blanche, and
22:59
of course the Southern Poverty Law Center.
23:02
Are they finally going to get theirs, George?
23:03
They're. Finally going to get theirs.
23:07
You would think so. You would hope so.
23:08
I mean, they got them dead to rights, right?
23:12
And. This is a big indictment.
23:14
It's a big indictment. Was indicted to let this NGO,
23:17
Southern Poverty Law Center on 11 counts.
23:20
Right. So you have to look at this over
23:24
the course of since Trump's presidency, how many arrests,
23:28
indictments, we haven't seen them do because God knows what.
23:34
So, you know, when they do 1 like this, they got to have the
23:36
goods, right? It's got to be like they're
23:40
there. So I mean, what did you say, 11
23:41
counts? I bet you don't find more,
23:45
right? 6 counts of wire fraud, 4 counts
23:48
of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit money
23:51
laundering. Now, the SPLC said they were
23:54
fighting white supremacy, but they were actually manufacturing
23:59
the extremism it actually alleges it's supposed to be
24:02
exposing. They were paying sources to
24:05
stoke racial hatred. Now, look, we've heard stuff
24:09
like this coming out of Act Blue.
24:10
We've heard stuff coming out of USAID funding.
24:15
This isn't the first group. We've heard that George Soros
24:17
and Alexander Soros have funded extremism.
24:20
Is this just the shot across the bow, Do you think this is the
24:22
first one? And they've been charged in the
24:24
Middle District of Alabama. So I think they're seriously
24:28
screwed because we know Alabama doesn't play down there.
24:32
So they got wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to commit
24:35
money laundering. Now, these are the initial
24:37
charges. You know that the DOJ works.
24:39
They normally start with the first round of indictments.
24:42
And then if they don't get an immediate plea deal, meaning an
24:45
immediate guilty plea, they fight it.
24:48
They usually hit them with a superseding indictment.
24:50
Do we know? Do we know?
24:51
Like how many people actually? No, I didn't see anything on the
24:56
number of people that are named in the indictment and I didn't
24:59
look at the direct indictment. So no, I don't, I don't know by
25:02
myself personally. Maybe the audience knows.
25:04
If you know, throw it in the chat, let us know how many
25:07
people have been named in this indictment because it's not
25:09
going to just be the institution, it's going to be
25:11
the people that are involved. And here's the tricky part.
25:13
If it's three or more individuals, it could be, it
25:15
could turn into a concurrent criminal enterprise,
25:18
racketeering, Rico. We might see other charges get
25:21
layered on and those are serious.
25:23
Racketeering is A50 to life with kingpin status.
25:25
This and the rest of it this. This could be really heavy.
25:29
Of course, we have we, we don't know what the superseding
25:31
indictment would look like, but you know, the DOJ, that is their
25:34
standard playbook. Superseding indictment is
25:37
usually right around the corner. So let's play the clip and hear
25:39
it from the horse's mouth here. I'm just looking, So it says I'm
25:45
looking at. I just did a search.
25:46
It says. No specific individual employees
25:49
or leaders of the Southern Poverty Law Center were named in
25:52
the indictment as of April 22nd through reports.
25:57
In itself. I mean, it's kind of weird,
26:01
right? Yeah.
26:03
You got to indict somebody. Can Can you indict a business
26:07
without having somebody his name on it?
26:09
Well, you can because you could say that it's a, it's a, it's a
26:13
criminal enterprise. You can start with that by by
26:16
saying that the institution itself, Rico, wait a minute.
26:21
I know, and that's exactly right, because that's how the
26:24
whole racketeering Rico starts. Then they start naming and they
26:27
say, well, this individual did it, this, this, and this, and
26:30
the indictments go on and on and on.
26:32
I don't know how much leadership's involved, but this
26:34
is ugly. This is exactly George, what you
26:36
and I talk about over and over and over again on the show.
26:40
People are funding division and chaos in the United States.
26:43
Open society is lots of Ndos and foundations.
26:46
Lots of media companies are funding it.
26:49
So. Black, blue, you know, you know,
26:52
occupied. You know, the Dem occupier,
26:54
whatever the hell that thing's called.
26:56
Can't think of the name right now.
26:57
But this is the stuff that you and I have discussed over and
27:00
over and over again. You have to stop them from doing
27:03
this because they're creating a false entity.
27:05
They're creating this far left or far right extremism, whatever
27:09
it is, and they just continue to propel it.
27:11
And the American public is getting hoodwinked.
27:14
So listen. So one informant mentioned in
27:16
the indictment was reportedly paid over $270,000 while
27:20
participating in the planning of the 2017 Unite the Right rally
27:25
in Charlottesville. Yeah.
27:27
Yeah, we all see now that again, let's play the clip.
27:32
Good afternoon today a few minutes ago in the Middle
27:37
District of. Alabama A grand jury returned an
27:39
11 count indictment charging the Southern Poverty Law Center with
27:44
six counts of wire fraud. 4 counts of bank fraud and one
27:49
count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
27:54
According to the charges in the indictment, the SPLC is a
27:58
nonprofit entity that purports to fight white supremacy and
28:03
racial hatred by reporting on extremist groups and conducting
28:06
research to inform law enforcement groups with the goal
28:09
of dismantling these groups. As the indictment describes, the
28:14
SPLC was not dismantling these groups.
28:17
It was instead manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose
28:23
by paying sources to stoke racial hatred.
28:27
The indictment describes misconduct in detail, but one
28:31
troubling example is that the SPLC was paying a member of the
28:36
leadership group that planned the Unite the Right protest in
28:40
Charlottesville, VA in 2017 that resulted in the death of one
28:44
person and injured dozens more. This particular person being
28:51
paid by the SPLC allegedly received approximately $270,000
28:57
over the course of eight years In total, according to the
29:01
indictment, between 2014 and 2023, SPLC paid at least
29:07
$3,000,000 to 8 individuals. At least these individuals were
29:13
affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, United Clans of America,
29:18
National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations affiliated
29:22
Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party
29:26
of America, Nazis, and the American Front.
29:32
Now, as the indictment lays out, after SPLC paid members of these
29:37
extremist groups, it created work product that reported on
29:40
these activities that the members participated in or
29:43
contributed to. And to that end, it was doing
29:47
the exact opposite of what it's told its donors it was doing.
29:53
So I'm looking at the indictment.
29:54
There's some more things in there.
29:55
And so it says an indictment that they made a fictitious
29:59
companies in order to funnel money to pay these people like
30:03
the KKK and all right. And I mean, it's crazy, but it
30:08
says they even had somebody post social media, make social media
30:14
posts that were racist. That was one of their their
30:19
informants that so right. I mean, what?
30:22
You're paying somebody to put racist posts, meanwhile you're
30:25
allegedly trying to combat that? What I think is interesting is
30:29
you think about how much it's conversion and it's money
30:31
laundering and you know, and it's orchestrated with three or
30:34
more individuals. Clearly there's lots of
30:36
different groups, lots of different people and the names
30:38
of those groups alone would make would give you pause, right?
30:41
But don't you think it's interesting, George?
30:43
The Aryan nation that they're paying.
30:45
How so? I know, isn't it?
30:47
Don't you think it's interesting though, how often we see
30:50
tremendous amounts of money being put into the left?
30:54
I'm not saying I agree with this, but you never see the
30:57
right putting any money into the alt media shows, into the news
31:00
shows that are covering the truth.
31:02
They never make any effort. They don't pay people to post on
31:04
social media positive messages or the truth.
31:07
Not well. You know the truth.
31:09
They pay, they pay people to post messages on social media,
31:13
but it's like more individually than as a whole.
31:16
So I mean, we know, I know they are, but.
31:19
Can't get the truth out because there isn't enough funding to
31:22
get the truth. Out this is the.
31:23
Left will pay all these scumbags.
31:25
But this is a Southern poverty law centers who's supposed to
31:28
combat racism and all that stuff.
31:30
I know they were taking donations from people that
31:33
thought they were doing the right thing, using that money to
31:36
sneak around it and make the conservatives and the right look
31:39
crazy and bad. How about wasn't John?
31:42
Isn't that who he sued when he got that settlement?
31:44
It didn't this Southern Poverty Law Center attack him and his
31:47
business. Was this Southern poverty law?
31:50
It could. Be pretty sure.
31:51
So here's yeah and he can't talk about it because whatever NDA,
31:55
but. But he got a settlement.
31:56
So here's the thing. So when they're doing bank fraud
31:58
and all this and put open these businesses, you know, I don't
32:02
know who their accountant is or their financial officer, the one
32:05
that, you know, didn't wire transfers, but you know, cuffs
32:08
will go on him first and let's see if he sings like a bird.
32:12
Yeah, and that's conversion. When you set up false entities
32:14
with the men's re of committing a crime, it's concurrent
32:17
criminal enterprise. When you start layering all
32:19
that, I think this is just the initial indictment.
32:22
I think we're going to see a massive amount of indictments,
32:24
but I hope we see additional indictments.
32:25
I hope we see some other, you know, news agencies get charged
32:30
for what they're doing. I'd like to see 60 Minutes get
32:32
indicted for what they did with Kamala Harris's video.
32:35
I think they're doing a disservice to the American
32:36
public. That's why you guys are here
32:38
watching the Big Mink show because, you know, we bring you
32:40
the truth just like we did about Iran, just like we're doing
32:43
about this story. So that's why you're here.
32:45
And thanks for the support. Let's talk about this major
32:47
story. Oh, we're going.
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To go to break. OK, when we come back, we got a
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Let's do our break and we'll come right back. top US nuclear
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a total stranger. Stay tuned.
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So thank yourselves. All right, this next one is
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crazy and got to give hats off to James O'Keefe with his little
37:30
with his media company. And I, I keep saying this, you
37:33
people, these guys at bars and stuff and you got a girl and
37:38
you're having drinks and he starts trying to chew you
37:40
questions, you know, stop thinking with the little head.
37:43
Use your brains, man. I mean, this is a top US nuclear
37:48
chief. He was caught leaking sensitive
37:50
national security information to a stranger.
37:54
He reveals Army chemist was exposed to US chemical nerve
37:57
agent talked about children being strike hit with missiles
38:02
in Iran. Well, I mean, disclose, disclose
38:06
US plans to to kill Irene's new supreme leader.
38:10
I mean, he goes, he's dumb. I mean, you got a chick here.
38:16
I guess if you got if you're pretty looking boobs, you can
38:18
get guys to talk, huh? Or just some guys are just
38:21
stupid. I don't know.
38:24
Alcohol must loosen them up, distort their thinking.
38:28
But this guy's name is Andrew Hug, right?
38:31
He's, I mean, that's his name, Andrew Hug.
38:35
You know, I think. That.
38:36
That you know, the honey trap is so well known in intelligence,
38:40
you would think these guys have gotten all their training when
38:42
they take over these positions. Just look at something.
38:44
Promoted they know what they're supposed to do and what they're
38:46
not supposed to do, but they're so desperate for attention.
38:49
These losers. I mean, listen to this line.
38:52
The easiest way to get intelligence and a pretty girl
38:54
talk to the guy. I I have to resist your eyes.
38:58
Your eyes have mesmerized me so much.
39:00
Almost like you're an intelligence.
39:03
I mean, what an idiot this guy is.
39:06
And he talks about these US air strikes.
39:09
He's talking about chemical weapons.
39:11
He's talking about that the US isn't going to use nukes.
39:14
I mean. I don't.
39:17
Even know what to say to this. Let's play the clip.
39:18
So just so you guys know, I cut the clip, I cut all the little
39:21
stuff out that that's irrelevant.
39:23
And so there you go. He might kill the next guy, the
39:28
son, if he doesn't stay interesting ways.
39:31
They gotta be killed. We're going to we're going to
39:33
shoot missiles and destroy some thoughts.
39:36
But if you want to like win, if you want to like make the
39:38
constitution, you have to put people there.
39:40
I'm just hearing that you might be killed and then walk.
39:46
There has been some collateral damage.
39:47
They have for sure. They always die in war.
39:51
So Nervation is a Nuclear and Chemical Safety Branch chief in
39:59
the United States Department of the Army, spills detailed
40:01
information about their possession of nerve agents,
40:07
revealing that AUS Army chemist was exposed to the nerve agent
40:11
due to careless handling. She's supposed to wear all this
40:13
gear and she's like, I don't like it.
40:14
She's just like rocks. And so it's soaked in her
40:19
clothes. There's soap, very water again.
40:22
So she could, she could literally start catching stuff
40:24
other people would catch, like like a door.
40:26
And then people would die. So you said there's missiles on
40:29
your ground? We have all these sensors in
40:39
space. We have radars, all these
40:41
sensors to detect a launch space, satellites with radars.
40:44
You see it on the radar, You actually see the thing flying.
40:47
I worked on Obama's tax money and he said they just stole it
40:51
and they they bought houses, cars, like $100,000 car.
40:54
If they can get themselves rich and leave and go live in Dubai,
40:58
that's better than yeah, They don't care about the people.
41:00
That government is so corrupt. You're not a spy, right?
41:04
Your eyes have mesmerized me so much that almost going to tell
41:08
you that's why that's the easiest way to get intelligence.
41:11
Like just send a pretty, pretty girl, talk to the guy I do work
41:16
with like chemical weapons, nuclear weapons, but I'm I'm the
41:19
safe. I do the safety security stuff.
41:22
This chief of chemical nuclear surety, it's not me that's like
41:28
not many people like outside, but in in in this world, surety
41:31
means safety, reliability, security.
41:34
It's like all the to make surety just means like all the things
41:36
to keep it safe. I make sure the people are
41:38
reliable. There's no psycho people working
41:41
on the weapons. You don't want to psycho person
41:43
with access to that stuff. We don't want to freaking leaker
41:47
like you have an access. So it has been confirmed with
41:51
the Pentagon that this US nuclear chief, Andrew Hogg.
41:54
Hogg was escorted out of the Pentagon.
41:59
His LinkedIn page was scrubbed. You notice that that that's a
42:02
pattern, George. Every time one of these these
42:04
government officials, you know, gets into one of these
42:08
situations where they've divulged national security
42:11
secrets or said something else stupid, You notice how they
42:14
always run the link to Diane to wipe their links or they or they
42:18
or they make their linked private or they do some other.
42:21
Isn't it interesting how linked Diane is always the Oh my God, I
42:23
better go get rid of my linked. Pretty incredible.
42:28
I mean, he is, but there's I took another part of that clip.
42:31
It's a short clip because he he worked over in Ukraine under
42:35
Obama and he goes on to say that the Ukrainian officials once we
42:40
sent over so many billions of of our tax money that they stole a
42:43
lot of the US tax dollars. And I know, Lance, you always
42:47
brought that up about the houses Solinsky owns this stuff.
42:51
So I'm going to play this clip. And then because you, you found
42:53
something else about Solinsky, which is interesting timing.
42:57
So I lived in Ukraine and worked there with the government.
43:00
That government is so corrupt. Like they stole our money.
43:03
Like I worked on Obama's tax money that he said they just
43:07
stole it and they, they bought houses, cars, like $100,000 car.
43:11
They're officials in the government.
43:12
So they get their hands on the tax money from you and me.
43:15
And they're like, Oh yeah, they just, and then now that it's
43:18
like 100 billion, two, 100 billion, they're like stealing
43:22
it all. So why would they lose that
43:26
money for that? They need it for like, their
43:30
weapons. Exactly.
43:30
Well, yeah, exactly. But that's the But if they can
43:33
get themselves rich and leave and go live in Dubai, that's
43:37
better than yeah. They don't care about the
43:38
people. No, they they couldn't care less
43:41
about the people. You know, and we've said it over
43:47
and over and over again on the show that the Zelensky's
43:50
administration, they've been stealing hundreds of millions of
43:54
dollars in the aid given. They've stole, sold our weapons
43:56
on the dark web. Our weapons have showed up in in
43:59
Mexico and in the Middle East and elsewhere.
44:03
But this is what they do. And of course, why did Zelensky
44:05
steal the money, George? Because he needs to buy stolen
44:07
art also so. Well, allegedly.
44:11
Well, it's tough to be allegedly when you've got the art hanging
44:14
in your office. You don't know if he paid for
44:16
it. It could have been, it could
44:18
have been a gift, you know, possession of stolen property.
44:21
It it could have been a gift, but at the end or.
44:23
Receiving stolen property. Yeah, it here.
44:25
So here's what we got. So on March 22nd, 3 paintings
44:29
were stolen and they were all by French masters Cezanne, Renoir
44:35
and Matisse. Combined value was more than $10
44:38
million for the three paintings. They were stolen from a museum
44:41
near the Italian city of Parma. And of course, surprisingly,
44:45
less than a month after the heist, one of the stolen
44:48
paintings, known as A Cup and Plate of Cherries by Paul
44:53
Cezanne, magically appears in one of Vladimir Zelensky's
44:57
videos that was posted on their website.
45:00
Someone closer to Zelensky either stole the art, bought the
45:04
art from somebody, or Zelensky bought it directly.
45:07
It's the Cezanne painting. Of course they had to transport
45:10
it across multiple borders. They had to bring it through
45:13
customs and security checkpoints, unless of course,
45:15
it was military aircraft or private aircraft.
45:18
We don't know the details of it. And somebody had to deliver it
45:21
to Zelensky's office. So not necessarily a one person
45:24
operation just proves that Zelensky's got lots of extra
45:28
money to spend on all kinds of stuff, including stolen artwork.
45:31
Maybe he was giving it as a gift.
45:32
So it's, it's valid what George is saying.
45:35
But listen, it's stolen. I'd like to know what he's going
45:38
to do. But we've got a clip just
45:39
breaking this down. But I've said it all along,
45:41
George. Now what have I said about
45:43
Zelensky over and over and over again?
45:46
He's been stealing money, buying houses all over the world.
45:49
He's got the cars his his parents are set up, you know.
45:54
Hundreds of millions. He's got 1.8 billion parked in
45:57
offshore accounts. I will say, though, when you
46:00
look at Zelensky and you look behind him, you'll see the
46:02
painting on the wall, whoever decorated is terrible because he
46:06
got that brown frame that that yeah, goes around the the
46:10
picture frame. I mean, it's just fucking ugly.
46:13
It is ugly, but you know he's a tacky.
46:15
Guy on March 22nd. 3 paintings by French masters Cezanne,
46:19
Renoir and Matisse worth more than $10 million.
46:23
Were stolen from a museum near the Italian city of Parma.
46:27
The theft has since been investigated by Italy's
46:30
Carabinieri and the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.
46:33
Surprisingly, less than a month after the heist, one of the
46:37
stolen paintings, a Cup and Plate of Cherries by Paul
46:40
Cezanne, appeared in one of President Zelensky's videos.
46:48
Presumably recorded on April 16th, the video shows Zelensky
46:53
addressing Ukrainians, with a stolen painting appearing on a
46:56
wall directly behind his back. The video was published on the
47:00
official website of the President of Ukraine, but has
47:02
since been removed. This is a rare.
47:05
Case of a stolen painting reappearing in public.
47:08
Chris Maranello, founder of Art Recovery International, says
47:11
that a very small percentage of stolen art is ever found to 10%
47:17
of all art that's stolen. Is ever recovered, which is why
47:21
we need to start focusing more on prevention.
47:24
He also confirms that stolen art often ends up in countries where
47:28
the rule of law is weak. They move them on through
47:31
Belgium or Eastern Europe, countries where due diligence is
47:35
not often practiced as it as it is in the West.
47:40
So I just wonder when Interpol is going to pay Zelenski a visit
47:45
in question. Well, how'd you, how'd you come
47:47
to have this painting in your possession of Vladimir?
47:51
Who gave it to you? Who was involved?
47:52
Where are the other paintings? We need to do a search of the
47:55
house, yadda yadda yadda yadda yadda.
47:57
Then maybe, perhaps slap the cuffs on them.
47:59
But they won't. It'd be interesting to find out
48:01
if Zelenski has other stolen art organizations.
48:05
But I agree with you. The GIS from the Carbonieri, the
48:07
special forces for GI for Carbonieri, should go in there.
48:11
They should notify him we're coming in.
48:13
We're seizing the painting until the investigation is complete.
48:16
It won't, though. I'm sure Zelensky's going to
48:17
say, oh, that was a copy. That wasn't the original.
48:19
I just had a copy of it to show off.
48:22
We'll see what he says, but unlikely because scumbags do
48:25
what scumbags do. And I've said it all along, he's
48:28
a scumbag. I've never thought we should
48:30
have supported him from the very beginning.
48:32
I don't like any part of it. All right, George, the
48:35
consequences of war may be coming home to roost for you.
48:38
This may impact your sex life. What sex life?
48:42
That well, at the end of the day, I'm hoping you have a sex
48:44
life. World's largest condom maker
48:47
says Iran war is a problem Malaysia's Carex says prices may
48:53
need to rise at least 20% as supply chains are directly hit.
48:59
So it looks like it's a problem. This is a big this is a big
49:02
condom manufacturer out of Asia. The Iran is poised, poised to
49:06
make condoms more expensive, George.
49:10
So what I mean, couple more dollars you got to pay for a
49:14
condom, is it It's got to be worth your health, man.
49:17
Not getting something. A lot of shit out there people.
49:21
I don't. I mean, look, if their supply
49:22
chains are are are are stagnant right now because stuff not
49:28
getting through, then you know, listen for all price and demand,
49:31
Lance, right? No doubt.
49:34
So this is going to affect the brands Trustex, Carex, Durex and
49:37
Trojan, probably one of the more well known ones.
49:40
They're looking at price hikes of 20 to 30%.
49:44
It's because of war linked supply snarls in the Middle
49:47
East. It's affecting a lot of the
49:49
products that go into condom manufacturing.
49:52
You'll probably now know more about condom manufacturing than
49:54
I ever chose to know. But look, I guess at the end of
49:59
the day, you have to think about whether you want a baby.
50:03
So maybe a little pre emptive measure.
50:07
But of course this comes home to roost for a lot of people.
50:10
So we'll see this. This isn't the only thing that's
50:12
going to be impacted. So you hear about oil, but now
50:14
you're hearing about condoms. All right, devastating news for
50:17
Virginia, for the country, actually.
50:20
Come on man, you know. What's going to happen?
50:23
You know, they're already talking about some voter fraud
50:27
in this event. Somehow there's 35,000 votes
50:30
that came into one of the districts that were all yes, and
50:35
it looks like they're already investigating voter fraud for
50:37
this particular. Who's investigating it?
50:40
I just saw it last night. I just saw two announcements on
50:43
it. One of them was a main news
50:45
carrier. I can't remember exactly all the
50:47
details, George, but I caught it late, late, late.
50:49
I thought that the the story wasn't, you know, ready.
50:52
OK. I got the story.
50:54
Oh, go. OK, They say there's votes
50:59
magically appeared. What'd you say, 35,000?
51:02
Yeah, they cheated, yadda, yadda, yadda, etcetera,
51:05
etcetera, etcetera. This court, it's going to knock
51:07
it down. I'll go to another court judge
51:09
going to say you know how many standing and nothing will
51:12
happen, and I agree. There you go.
51:15
I agree, Virginia. I'm ashamed of you.
51:18
I'm, I'm, you know, this whole redistricting sham that's going
51:22
all across the country. I'm sick of it.
51:24
It's not what the people want. You know you.
51:27
Know what? I mean, I looked it up
51:29
yesterday, You know, every like a state will go, one will do it,
51:34
then another state will come do it to combat it.
51:37
I mean, there's both sides do it.
51:39
But like I looked at like Massachusetts, do you know they
51:42
got no Republican representatives in that state?
51:45
I know in Congress there's nine of them out of there.
51:48
Not one is Republican so. That's what gerrymandering does,
51:54
right? Yes, I mean states have been
51:56
doing. It.
51:57
So state's been doing it. I mean, we had Missouri do it,
52:02
Texas had did it, California did it.
52:05
Illinois is a big one that that's done it.
52:08
I mean they even split up Utah just to do some dumb shit there.
52:12
So let's play the clip 1st and then we'll get to something.
52:17
Is it going to, they're saying, I mean, they're going to fight
52:19
this in the courts. They're saying that the
52:21
language. Court and the Supreme Court.
52:24
Well, they're saying the language in the ballot was
52:26
incorrect. And I mean hear from the horse's
52:29
mouth. Approving an overhaul of
52:31
congressional districts that favor the left.
52:34
The outcome could have major national implications when the
52:37
midterms roll around. Madeline Rivera is live in
52:40
Washington with the latest for US Maddie.
52:43
Good morning. So the new map takes effect
52:45
immediately. The plan changes Virginia from
52:47
six Democratic and five Republican House districts to a
52:50
10 to 1 split. The four left-leaning seats that
52:53
Dems could pick up would give them an edge in the midterms as
52:57
the GOP tries to cling on to a tight House majority.
53:00
The vote has reignited criticisms of hypocrisy on both
53:04
sides. Democrats say the redistricting
53:07
effort is necessary to counter President Trump's push for GOP
53:10
states to redraw their maps. Former president, President
53:13
Obama saying congratulations, Virginia Republicans are trying
53:17
to tilt the midterm elections in their favor, but they haven't
53:20
done it yet. Thanks for showing us what it
53:23
looks like to stand up for our democracy and fight back.
53:26
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, who once spoke out
53:29
against partisan gerrymandering, is defending the effort in her
53:32
state. She says as we watch other
53:34
states go along with those demands without voter input,
53:37
Virginians refused to let that stand.
53:40
We responded the right way at the ballot box.
53:43
Shanberger says the move is temporary, but it is expected to
53:46
last until at least 20-30 when the new census happens.
53:50
The vote's not exactly a landslide.
53:51
Check this out. The yes vote has a narrow lead
53:53
of about 3 percentage points. Former Virginia Governor Glenn
53:57
Youngkin suggests that shows how divided folks are about this
54:00
issue. He says the race was much closer
54:03
than the left expected because Virginians know a 12:50 map is
54:07
not Virginia. I urge the Virginia Supreme
54:09
Court to rule against this unconstitutional process that
54:13
will to disenfranchise millions of Virginians.
54:15
There have been multiple lawsuits, including whether the
54:18
ballot language was appropriate and whether the process to place
54:21
the amendment on the ballot was legal.
54:23
Lawrence Ainsley and Brian OK, all right, we'll see.
54:26
They say it's going to evaporate, but then the courts
54:28
could go in and and nullify it. But Lawrence, if you so, I mean,
54:33
look, every you're going to this and that go back and forth.
54:37
So, but guess what Ron DeSantis came out and Florida said?
54:41
He said they could add up to five Republican seats to more
54:45
than cancel out Virginia's 12:50 gerrymandering map that passed
54:49
because Virginia has 6 Democrats.
54:51
They'll get four. Well, if Florida switches and
54:54
gets 5, that'll be a + 1. And they're doing their special
54:57
session is next week for this. All right, is it just me?
55:03
Every time I hear Barack Obama open his mouth, I just want to
55:06
make him part of the Slap a Hoe tribe.
55:08
I just want to smack them. So I just thought I'd break this
55:11
out. Barack Obama, here's a bag of
55:12
Dicks for you because you deserve a bag of Dicks.
55:15
I'm tired of that shithead still being around him.
55:20
Hillary Clinton. There's so many of them that I
55:22
wish that would just shut the fuck up.
55:24
Barack Obama, you need to shut the fuck up.
55:26
Nobody wants to hear from you anymore.
55:28
You cheated. We know your background.
55:30
We know about your birth certificate and your Social
55:32
Security number and all the rest of it.
55:34
Shut the fuck up. Go into retirement, go with your
55:36
ugly asshole wife. Do whatever you're going to do.
55:38
But I don't want to hear from you anymore.
55:40
I'm tired of it. I mean, you have to look
55:44
Virginia. Like I wonder how many of those
55:47
people that voted were of legal citizenship to vote on this.
55:53
I don't know. You know, I, I don't like any of
55:55
this gerrymandering stuff. I don't like all this
55:57
redistricting crap. The whole thing is disgusting.
56:01
It's not what the American public wants.
56:02
All the manipulation of our election system so that they can
56:06
cheat and lie and install people.
56:08
I'm tired of it. I'd like to see a brand new
56:11
start. I honestly I don't even know if
56:13
it's possible, but I'd love to see Donald Trump pass an
56:15
executive order that redistricting and gerrymandering
56:17
is no longer allowed and and force something through even
56:20
though it would be temporary. I'm just sick of the games.
56:23
I just want a free and fair election system that represents
56:26
everybody evenly. You don't have to agree with me
56:28
politically. I don't care if you're a liberal
56:30
or a non partisan. I bet you we agree on 80 or 90%.
56:34
We want safety and security. We want low inflation.
56:36
We got it. We want to say a safe country or
56:39
our families. You know, we don't want to be a
56:41
too much big government. I bet we can agree on 80 or 90%
56:45
of the items. I'm not saying we're going to
56:46
agree on everything. But George, aren't you just
56:48
tired of the bullshit, all the scamming and the, and the
56:52
machines and the and the dead MO Kratz?
56:55
I'm tired of all that crap. I'm sick of it.
56:57
We look like a third world nation to the rest of the world.
57:00
They're laughing at us. I mean, they all, they scam, I
57:03
mean, look at Amazon scamming now price fixing, it's another
57:06
one. I mean, California Attorney
57:10
General Rob Monta is he's, he's looking into this, saying he's
57:14
working. They say Amazon's working to
57:16
make our life more unaffordable. They have a newly until listen.
57:21
It's court filings that allege the company work with suppliers
57:24
and nudge prices higher rival retailers.
57:27
This when the prosecutors say that this move keeps Amazon
57:31
looking cheap while blocking real price competition.
57:35
And one example, they said Amazon, I'm going to say,
57:38
allegedly raised the price of certain dog treats, then urged
57:42
the manufacturer to make sure the retailer Chewy followed
57:45
suit. And this was in a vendor e-mail
57:48
later collaborating that the price immediately went up on
57:51
Chewy. I mean, there's more.
57:54
There's so much. There's more examples.
57:55
You had Walmart $25 Dockers to Levi's per there's another one.
58:03
I mean it's. Yeah, this is ugly.
58:06
Chewy's the largest pet retailer online.
58:08
They're one of the biggest ones out there besides Amazon.
58:11
But this is actually hurting you guys.
58:12
This is adding additional layers of inflation and, and listen,
58:16
George is right, it wasn't just Walmart.
58:18
Home Depot appears to be named in this, not that they've been
58:21
named in the investigation board, but they they actually
58:23
were mentioned. Home Depot, Target, Walmart,
58:27
Best Buy, these are all big box retailers.
58:29
No, no no no no no. Amazon is targeting Walmart,
58:34
Home Depot and stuff. No, you're not getting it.
58:37
I actually read this on that on the radio show today.
58:40
The retailers agreed to raise their prices so Amazon can still
58:45
be cheaper. They actually agreed that they
58:47
would raise their prices a little bit because what what
58:50
what Amazon did was use their influence on manufacturers to
58:54
push these other retailers to raise their prices.
58:56
OK, so if you OK here, look, so Amazon flagged Walmart's $25
59:01
dockers, the Levi's. Now, Levi's then assured Amazon
59:04
that Walmart had partnered with us to boost the prices to 2999.
59:09
Correct. OK, then Amazon allegedly went
59:12
higher. So it's if if the manufacturers,
59:19
if Amazon's working, let's say example with Levi's and then
59:24
Levi's agrees to raise the price to to Walmart, then Walmart has
59:27
to raise their price because again, and it's just.
59:30
What what Levi's is doing is telling Walmart that they have
59:34
to raise their price. They're trying to fix.
59:37
It's called price fixing and it's tremendously illegal.
59:41
They're they're telling the people at Walmart, by the way,
59:43
you have to raise your price because Amazon is raising their
59:45
price. You have to raise your price.
59:47
Also, these are already jeans that are on the shelf.
59:49
So this isn't because manufacturing costs have gone
59:51
up. This is a coordinated price
59:54
fixing, you know, event that's being done through e-mail.
59:59
Amazon using it is its influence is one of the top retailers in
1:00:02
the entire world. And they're forcing these other
1:00:06
Realtors to raise their price along with it.
1:00:08
It's manufacturers are kowtowing and bowing down to Jeff Bezos.
1:00:12
Of course, he's rolling around in $150 million yacht.
1:00:15
You know, he doesn't have to worry about anything.
1:00:17
Only you people do that. You have to pay more.
1:00:19
And this is the bullshit that's going on behind the scenes.
1:00:22
It's just like Congress. It's more crap.
1:00:24
Hold on. So California has an antitrust
1:00:26
lawsuit against Amazon and Amazon saying, oh, you're just
1:00:30
trying to add to this suit, Bolser But guess what?
1:00:33
This case is set to for trial next January.
1:00:36
So what are we saying that you're going to you're allowed
1:00:39
to raise the prices and screw us until, until Yeah, it's set for
1:00:46
trial next January. Will it go to trial or will it
1:00:48
be? Who knows?
1:00:50
He'll get drug out about Alan Dershowitz.
1:00:52
Alan, what's going on here, bro? Alan Dershowitz finally is
1:00:56
leaving the dark side and is officially ditching the
1:00:58
Democratic Party. He's he's a look, he's a Harvard
1:01:03
professor, he's a lifelong liberal and he's registering as
1:01:09
a Republican saying the Democratic Party's hostility
1:01:12
toward Israel and a radical shift that he warns is bad for
1:01:16
America. I mean, look, even when he
1:01:19
defended Trump on some lawsuits and stuff, his own friends like
1:01:26
be stop being friends with him all because of that.
1:01:28
I mean, So what? You want the guy to stop making
1:01:31
money because it's just for somebody you don't like or don't
1:01:35
agree with their views? That's how bad the Democrats
1:01:37
are. If you don't follow their way,
1:01:39
see their way, you're in their way.
1:01:42
They want sleeves. That's all they want.
1:01:45
Do what I say tell you to do and that's it.
1:01:48
Don't question it. You just want yes people.
1:01:51
Just play the clip. Fucking.
1:01:55
He says, I believe that the Democratic Party's hostility to
1:01:58
Israel represents A deeper and more dangerous shift away from
1:02:01
the center and toward a radical approach that is bad for America
1:02:04
and the free world. So I intend to work hard to
1:02:07
prevent the Democrats from gaining control of the House and
1:02:09
Senate. And I urge those who share my
1:02:11
concerns about the increasing influence of radicalism in the
1:02:14
Democratic Party to vote, campaign and contribute for
1:02:17
continued Republican control of Congress.
1:02:20
Yeah, good for him. You know, he's he's he actually
1:02:23
represented the president during the trial.
1:02:25
He's always been open and somewhat balanced and astounded
1:02:28
what has happened on the Ivy League campuses because he used
1:02:31
to be a longtime professor there.
1:02:33
So I think it's going to be a Republican.
1:02:34
He must have seen some of the stats we went over yesterday. 24
1:02:38
Only 24% of Jen Ziers are in support of Israel overall in our
1:02:42
country when. Asked Who do you sympathize
1:02:45
with? It's 5050 with 80% of
1:02:48
Republicans sympathizing with Israel and the the majority of
1:02:51
Democrats now sympathize sympathizing with Palestinians.
1:02:58
Oh, poor babies. So tenzies are lost?
1:03:03
There's a lost cause. You know, we talked about this a
1:03:06
little bit on the show yesterday.
1:03:08
Representative Sheila Foolish McCormick, she's going to, she
1:03:14
resigns right before the ethics vote.
1:03:16
You, you discussed this yesterday, George.
1:03:18
We didn't know she was going to resign.
1:03:20
Of course, they found her guilty on 25 violations.
1:03:24
Many of them are criminal. She's facing criminal charges.
1:03:27
A lot of this is tied to this scammy family healthcare
1:03:32
business. She's got multiple federal
1:03:35
charges for stealing 5 million in FEMA funds, laundering them,
1:03:39
and using straw donors for her 2021 campaign which her FEC
1:03:43
violation. Of course she calls the s s
1:03:46
process unfair and a witch hunt. Of course she does.
1:03:52
No surprise. Another scumbag in Congress.
1:03:54
I'm not really surprised by this, but of course didn't
1:03:57
really have a choice about resigning.
1:03:58
I hope that she ends up in jail for everything she's done and I
1:04:01
hope many other congressional members join her.
1:04:03
Maybe we should end up open up a congressional prison and we can
1:04:07
just have a whole bunch of them all there and they can all, you
1:04:09
know, sit around thinking about gerrymandering inside the
1:04:11
prison. Well, DeSantis now says he'll
1:04:15
call a special election for the vacancy.
1:04:17
Why? I don't know, because you're
1:04:18
going to have to do another election in November.
1:04:21
Miles will just leave the seat vacant.
1:04:22
It's the Democrat seat giving us more advantage if Congress wants
1:04:27
to try to have to pass more legislation.
1:04:30
Can't even get John Thune to do anything.
1:04:32
Another POS. Let's play the clip, George.
1:04:36
Just indictment. And it seems like these
1:04:38
intimidation tactics have been pervasive.
1:04:40
We spent all, we've seen different members getting
1:04:42
censured, all in hopes of intimidating and kind of
1:04:45
distracting from the Epstein files.
1:04:47
And I look forward to my day in court so I can prove myself and
1:04:50
actually state the truth. But if this is what Congress is
1:04:52
becoming, where they're always trying to intimidate you, scare
1:04:54
tactics, especially attacking minorities, black and brown
1:04:58
people, then we're going to have to keep fighting for the
1:05:00
district. And everybody has been giving me
1:05:02
so much support. And we're going to keep fighting
1:05:04
until the District gets what it needs, which is fair prices,
1:05:07
housing and fair representation of Congress.
1:05:09
So thank you so much. Improperly, You're supposed to
1:05:12
call some of your colleagues to step down or resign.
1:05:15
They didn't elect. Me, it was my district.
1:05:16
And so we'll keep fighting for the people and keep working like
1:05:18
we're doing now until they get what they need.
1:05:20
So we're here for the people. So the only.
1:05:22
People who elected me should have make that decision.
1:05:25
She's here for her people. 5 million stolen in FEMA funds.
1:05:29
Yeah, she's here for the people. More garbage in, garbage out.
1:05:32
If you appoint and, you know, if you allow these president, these
1:05:35
candidates to get installed in Congress, this is what you get.
1:05:38
If you install trash, you're going to get nothing but trash
1:05:41
out. She's trash she stole from the
1:05:43
American public allegedly. And I hope she faces the
1:05:46
consequences for her actions. Hit the road, Jack.
1:05:51
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