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8/13/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Dinesh D'Souza, Tony Lyons, Hogan Gidley, George Papadopoulos, Kevin Smith & Jacqueline Toboroff. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight, the White House Task
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Speaker 1: Force on Government Transparency Guess what declassifies? This week, some
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Speaker 1: critical records proving the FBI used its resources to help
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Speaker 1: prop up Joe Biden right before the twenty twenty election,
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Speaker 1: damage President Trump's campaign, and also worked really hard to
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Speaker 1: discredit news networks like this one Say I told you so.
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Speaker 1: Former Trump advisor George Papadopoulos will join us at the
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Speaker 1: top of the show to discuss this revelation. Plus someone
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Speaker 1: who used to work for the Southern Poverty Law Center
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Speaker 1: now facing federal conspiracy charges for allegedly defrauding donors and
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Speaker 1: helping to fund the very people like the KKK that
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Speaker 1: they said they were fighting against. And our good friend
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Speaker 1: the Neestrasus stops by with some major new evidence from
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Speaker 1: Israel showing us more evidence that God, Jesus, and the
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Speaker 1: Bible are all real. I'm Dan Ball and Real America
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Speaker 1: starts right now. Good evening, folks, Thanks for tuning in.
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Speaker 1: We begin the program tonight with exposing more corruption. This
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Speaker 1: time we're focusing right in on the good old FBI
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Speaker 1: and the dirty tricks they were pulling in twenty nineteen
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Speaker 1: and in twenty twenty to try and sway the presidential election.
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Speaker 1: One of the things they were allegedly doing. Do I
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Speaker 1: have to say that it's in black and white. We're
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Speaker 1: going to show it to you in a minute, Censor
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Speaker 1: the One America News Network. Yeah, what we have for
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Speaker 1: you tonight, folks. The proof the black and white is
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Speaker 1: jaw dropping, maybe for people that didn't think it existed,
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Speaker 1: But let me tell you for myself, for my team, writer,
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Speaker 1: producer Booker, my wife, the Herring family that we love,
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Speaker 1: mister h that started this place thirteen years ago, let
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Speaker 1: me tell you we lived it every day. We were fearful,
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Speaker 1: and let me tell you it's not a good feeling
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Speaker 1: that one day the government, the FBI was going to
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Speaker 1: come knocking on our doors for what for simply exercising
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Speaker 1: our first Amendment right? Remember that one you corrupt officials,
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Speaker 1: Freedom of speech, freedom of the press. It speaks to
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Speaker 1: the sheer evil of the deep state and the corruption
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Speaker 1: in Washington, DC. And I can't wait to hear what
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Speaker 1: our first guest has to say about this new evidence,
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Speaker 1: So let's bring it to you. On Wednesday, the White
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Speaker 1: House Government Transparency Task Force declassified some records exposing multiple
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Speaker 1: FBI operations that took place right ahead of the twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty elections, and let me tell you, folks, it explains
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Speaker 1: a lot. We're now getting some brand new insight into
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Speaker 1: the weaponization of the FBI, and it is shocking. Let's
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Speaker 1: start with Operation Round River. It was basically the inverse
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Speaker 1: of Crossfire Hurricane. It was a covert campaign to collect
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Speaker 1: and conceal damaging reporting about Joe Biden, about Hunter Biden,
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Speaker 1: about the laptop from Hell, Hunter's connections to Barisma, all
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Speaker 1: that crap. Anybody that was reporting on it, the FBI
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Speaker 1: was looking into. Now get this, at least fourteen confidential
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Speaker 1: human sources supplied information about Biden to the FBI, and
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Speaker 1: then it was reportedly labeled wait for it, as Russian disinformation. Gee,
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Speaker 1: that reminds me, what did they sayn was doing in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty. Oh yeah, we were providing Russian disinformation so
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Speaker 1: they could discredit us all the while legitimate news outlets Liken,
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Speaker 1: we're specifically listed. Here's the black and white proof. They
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Speaker 1: redacted some stuff, but you still can see it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: they called us Russian disinformation. The Bureau created a spreadsheet
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Speaker 1: and we're here. It's right in front of you, labeling
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Speaker 1: the bidens, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, even that scumbag George
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Speaker 1: Soros as the victims of Russian influence campaign. Yeah, while
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Speaker 1: members of the Trump administration and news organizations were denigrated,
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Speaker 1: we were the suspects. It's all right here, folks. Look
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Speaker 1: at the highlighted area. You'll see the Herring Family network.
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Speaker 1: That's mister h and his kids. That's our family that
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Speaker 1: owns this place. We're not some big corporation. And then
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Speaker 1: it says specifically One American News and I believe they
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Speaker 1: even cite my friend Chanelle Rion. What a crakush. It's
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Speaker 1: all here, folks, declassified. The FBI can't deny it, Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden can't deny it, Democrats can't deny it. Right there
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Speaker 1: after all of us, it's in plain English for the
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Speaker 1: world to see. Even more disturbing, these unelected bureaucrat traders
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Speaker 1: then use the information to get us the One America
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Speaker 1: News network kicked off of major carriers. You see. What
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Speaker 1: happened is the FBI took this bogus crap we just
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Speaker 1: showed you, and they went over to Capitol Hill and
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Speaker 1: they showed it to Democrat lawmakers. And then guess what
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Speaker 1: happened in twenty twenty one. We've told you this for
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Speaker 1: five years now. Two Democrats from COMMI Foreignya and four
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Speaker 1: senators in the Democrat Party, and I'll name a couple
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Speaker 1: of them an issue, howdy, Jerry McInerney. They sent letters
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Speaker 1: to twelve major television platforms saying they were concerned about
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Speaker 1: who they were carrying, like One America News because they're
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Speaker 1: spreading Russian disinformation. How about that. That's the deep state, folks.
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Speaker 1: It's disgusting, it's illegal, and it's Unamerican as hell. And
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Speaker 1: you know what happened after those letters went out told
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Speaker 1: you this for years, Frontier, Verizon, Direct TV and others
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Speaker 1: dropped US advertisers. Eighty ninety percent of them left. Now
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Speaker 1: we've built back in the last two years to get
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Speaker 1: all those numbers back with new carriers, with new advertisers,
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Speaker 1: and we're still going strong. But I just wanted you
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Speaker 1: all to know exactly what our FBI did to a
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Speaker 1: news network in the United States of America. And I
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Speaker 1: hope to hell the owners of this network sue the
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Speaker 1: hell out of the federal government and they have to
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Speaker 1: pay for what they did. Joining me now to weigh
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Speaker 1: in on this massive revelation. He's a former foreign policy
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Speaker 1: advisor to President Trump, the co host of the Global
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Speaker 1: View podcast, and very fitting for this interview, he's the
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Speaker 1: author of the book Deep State Target. We know how
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Speaker 1: you feel. Our good friend, George Papadopoulos back on the program, George, vindication.
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, man, when I saw this this morning,
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Speaker 1: when I walked in and they were like, here's our names. Look,
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Speaker 1: they literally created a spreadsheet and put us as targets
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Speaker 1: and the Bidens, Obamas and Clinton's as victims. Are you
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Speaker 1: kidding me?
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Speaker 2: George, Yeah, yeah, thanks a lot for having me, Dan.
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Speaker 2: I mean, what this declassified information is really showcasing is
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Speaker 2: both a very dangerous and vindictive display of state power
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Speaker 2: against average Americans, a political movement, and the president of
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Speaker 2: the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: And the only way this type of.
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Speaker 2: Egregious overreach and government abuse could have been possible was
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Speaker 2: if the Department of Justice essentially degenerated into a protection
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Speaker 2: racket to cover up for the gross abuse and corruption
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Speaker 2: of high profile democrats, while on the other hand, basically
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Speaker 2: eviscerating the Constitution and the precedent that went into two
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty years of American jurisprudence without ever indicting
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Speaker 2: or convicting an ex or current presidents and anyone associated
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Speaker 2: with his movements, and.
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Speaker 1: That all went out the window.
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Speaker 2: So when they went after OAM for Telling the Truth
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Speaker 2: and other channels and targeted conservatives and their families and
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Speaker 2: the presidents, it was all done with one reason and
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Speaker 2: one reason only, and that was to persecute a movement
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Speaker 2: and to cover up corruption on the other side. And
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Speaker 2: that's not sustainable if we're going to function as a republic.
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Speaker 1: Dean a men, Let me back up and remind folks too.
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Speaker 1: By the way, George, when this was occurring, you're talking
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Speaker 1: about the end of nineteen to twenty, they were formulating
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Speaker 1: this big spreadsheet. That's when President Trump was president, folks,
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Speaker 1: right before the big twenty twenty election. That was the
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Speaker 1: safest in history, the most secure, my ass. So when
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Speaker 1: people today on his second administration get upset that things
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Speaker 1: aren't moving fast enough or happening fast enough, he's only
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Speaker 1: one man, folks. You realize that he was commander in
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Speaker 1: chief when the FBI was doing this behind his back
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Speaker 1: to get Joe and the Democrats in and to cover
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Speaker 1: their butts. So when everybody keeps pissing and moaning out
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Speaker 1: there that things aren't happening quick enough in the first
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Speaker 1: year and a half, I'm like, just because you're the
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Speaker 1: most powerful man in the world. You know what's more
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Speaker 1: powerful the damn deep state. And it takes a while
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Speaker 1: to get the corruptor folks out and to make something happen.
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Speaker 1: We've already heard from what James o'keeffen one of his
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Speaker 1: undercover videos from that Pentagon guy, that they slow roll
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Speaker 1: President Trump's executive orders and commands. Literally, these bureaucrats are
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Speaker 1: stopping the president's agenda, which is ours, George. That's scary
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Speaker 1: as hell.
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Speaker 2: And that's really why President Trump says it so often
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Speaker 2: that I thereafter you, and I'm the only thing standing
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Speaker 2: in the way, and he really means it, because if
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Speaker 2: they can target their boss, meaning the President of the
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Speaker 2: United States of America, who essentially is the executive in
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Speaker 2: chief and America's top cop at the same time, then
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Speaker 2: they could target anybody in America. And what the Department
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Speaker 2: of Justice and the FBI did not only during the
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Speaker 2: first term. Essentially, what they were trying to do was
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Speaker 2: overthrow an entire US government and to cover up for
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Speaker 2: the corruption of the former FBI leadership under Komi. When
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Speaker 2: they weren't held accountable for doing that in twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 2: they did it once again in twenty twenty, and they
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Speaker 2: tried to cover it up and to get Biden stronger
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Speaker 2: and enforcing his grip on power while harming Trump's reelection chances.
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Speaker 2: That's why, Dan, we need to correct the wrongs of
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Speaker 2: the past to sure that this never happens again. And
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Speaker 2: the only way we're going to do it is by
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Speaker 2: continuing to get all of these documents out there, let
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Speaker 2: the American people on both the left and the right
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Speaker 2: decide for themselves what's right and wrong, and finally prosecute
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Speaker 2: these wrongdoers for doing these legal activities.
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Speaker 1: Amen. And that might take a while, folks, because again,
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Speaker 1: people are slow rolling things in all the agencies that
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Speaker 1: Trump's trying to clean up. Two more for you real fast.
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Speaker 1: Do you think oa In should go after the government?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I know there's settlements going on left and
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Speaker 1: right for the corrupt bs. It's been happening for decades.
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Speaker 1: I think we should go after them and get some
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Speaker 1: sort of restitution. They cost us millions and millions of
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Speaker 1: dollars a year, George, for almost what three and a
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Speaker 1: half years. I think we need to go get something
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Speaker 1: my opinion.
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Speaker 2: Look, I think OAN are truth tellers, and telling the
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Speaker 2: truth during the regimes of either Obama or Biden was
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Speaker 2: a very dangerous move and it costs millions of dollars.
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Speaker 2: Like you explained, it costs people some jobs, their livelihoods,
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Speaker 2: and their reputations.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and that is priceless. So you can't buy that back.
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Speaker 1: And you can't buy that back, thank you, Joey.
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Speaker 2: But you can't allow the governments to crush the first
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Speaker 2: amount meant and suppress the will of the people and
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Speaker 2: the free market of ideas. And that's really why I
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Speaker 2: do hope that OAN does take some sort of legal
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Speaker 2: action to assure that what happened to them in the
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Speaker 2: past can never happen, not only TON or to any
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Speaker 2: truth telling network in America.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. I've never once said, yank off lie on
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Speaker 1: MSNBC or CNN off the air. Okay, but by golly,
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Speaker 1: they all wanted us off. I'm going to throw up
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Speaker 1: one more headline about thirty seconds left because it just
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Speaker 1: proves our point even more. I remember when cash first
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Speaker 1: got in there and they told us they found some
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Speaker 1: burn bags in a room with some sensitive documents that
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Speaker 1: never got burned. Well, now guess what they have found
12:37
Speaker 1: so many of these burn bags, so many records the
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Speaker 1: FBI wanted to destroy. Get this, George, it could take
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Speaker 1: about one hundred and fifty eight years to process all
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Speaker 1: the records that were in burn bags. Holy. You know
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Speaker 1: what final word to you on all this corruption finally
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Speaker 1: being exposed, George puppat Upplos Dan.
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Speaker 2: I think where there's a will, there's a way. And
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Speaker 2: the Democrats acted extremely fast when they decided to go
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Speaker 2: after President Trump maga and to prosecute and to persecute
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Speaker 2: his allies, his advisors, his family, and even himself. We
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Speaker 2: have to take the exact type of steps and measures
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Speaker 2: in a very quick succession of moves to address these
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Speaker 2: burn bag issues and all the other corruption issues. And
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Speaker 2: I know with the type of leadership we have at
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Speaker 2: the CIA, the d and I the Department of Justice.
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Speaker 1: Now it will get done because this.
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Speaker 2: Right now is one of the most important issues going
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Speaker 2: into the midterms that will galvanize the voters, get them
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Speaker 2: out to vote and help us secure victory. That's what
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Speaker 2: I care about and I want to make sure that
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Speaker 2: we stop this from ever happening again, Dan, and we will.
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Speaker 1: Amen. George Bopanopolos, wonderful. Appreciate you, brother, Thank you so
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Speaker 1: much for Wayne in today. Appreciate it, Dan, Thank you
13:55
Speaker 1: all righty, coming up after the break the newly confirmed.
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Speaker 1: As we were just discussing, Attorney General top Blanche wasted
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Speaker 1: no time going after scumbags. In fact, this week he
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Speaker 1: already announced the bust of several people committing marriage fraud
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Speaker 1: with Chinese nationals. Now today we're worrying about charges being
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Speaker 1: brought against some of the lovely folks who work for
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Speaker 1: the corrupt Southern Poverty Law Center. Got the details on
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Speaker 1: that one. Plus we're getting to see more and more
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Speaker 1: into the mind of a madman. This is the Trump
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Speaker 1: you can't get anywhere else. This individual participated in the
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Speaker 1: scheme as alleged. I believe she was part of the
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Speaker 1: effort to open bank accounts and completely fictitious companies' names
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Speaker 1: and make payments to individuals for reasons that were not
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Speaker 1: that they were not accurate. You go, sir. That's our
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Speaker 1: newly confirmed Attorney General Todd Blanche discussing yet another bombshell
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Speaker 1: case brought forward this week by his team, and we're
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Speaker 1: here tonight to break it down. As we speak. A
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Speaker 1: former employee for the Southern Poverty Law Center or the SPLC.
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Speaker 1: By the way, why do liberals always just have that
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Speaker 1: look to them? Anyway? She's facing three conspiracy A counts
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Speaker 1: for allegedly defrauding donors. You don't say some money laundering
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Speaker 1: maybe two? Oh yeah, And this is serious, folks. Her
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Speaker 1: name is Heidi Wirick and she was arrested Wednesday. She
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Speaker 1: worked for the SPLC from nineteen ninety nine all the
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Speaker 1: way to twenty nineteen, and she supposedly was one of
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Speaker 1: their experts on extremism. You know, the worst thing in
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Speaker 1: the country right now, white supremacy extremists. That's like the
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Speaker 1: worst ever, according to them at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Speaker 1: More importantly, prosecutors claim she conspired with her former employer
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Speaker 1: to secretly funnel more than four million bucks of donor
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Speaker 1: cash to different informants. They were paying under false pretenses
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Speaker 1: groups like oh, I don't know the kkk M, So
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Speaker 1: they solicited the money from I would say, some honest Americans,
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Speaker 1: some rich folks that wanted to combat these groups. But
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Speaker 1: then turns around, they were allegedly funding the informants who
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Speaker 1: were supposed to be infiltrating and then helping with these activities,
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Speaker 1: so they're paying for the hate. Serious situation, folks, and
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Speaker 1: the irony here cannot be overstated. After all, she's publicly
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Speaker 1: denounced these groups. She's on video doing it for the
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Speaker 1: last decade or so.
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Speaker 3: I think white supremacy is one of the worst things
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Speaker 3: mankind has come up with. Well, I can have a
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Speaker 3: direct impact on these movements, and in just in the
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Speaker 3: first year I was there, we did some very good
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Speaker 3: work myself and my colleagues exposing anti immigrant networks in
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Speaker 3: the United States, some of which are still functioning today.
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Speaker 1: Sorry, I thought I was a dude. You never know
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Speaker 1: any more, folks. Anyway, let this indictment be a message
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Speaker 1: to all y'all out there. Nothing is going to get
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Speaker 1: by Todd Blanche. The same thing goes for the people
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Speaker 1: who are facing charges for perpetrating a decades long marriage
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Speaker 1: scheme involving unvetted Chinese nationals. We told you about this
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Speaker 1: last night. Eleven people over the last like ten to
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Speaker 1: twelve years brought in Chinese nationals and then married them
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Speaker 1: off so they can become citizens. Over a thousand sham marriages.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Blanche, joining us now weigh in on
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Speaker 1: all this. He's a former White House Deputy Press Secretary
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Speaker 1: and senior advisor over the America First Policy Institute or
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Speaker 1: PELL Hogan Gidley Beck on Bill America. Man, I'll tell you,
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Speaker 1: I know Todd was already in there working as acting AG.
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Speaker 1: But it seems like right after he got confirmed. Man,
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Speaker 1: he's just hammering them Hogan, and I'm loving it.
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Speaker 4: This is what I voted for, absolutely, Southern Powerty Law Center.
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Speaker 5: What a unique brand of idiocy slash hypocrisy. This is
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Speaker 5: a group that every time they were brought up, they
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Speaker 5: were brought up in a way to go after and
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Speaker 5: attack and smear Republicans with their phony data. And then
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Speaker 5: you come to find out that the instances of racism,
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Speaker 5: the white supremacy, the violence that they often touted.
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Speaker 6: They themselves were paying for it. It was like, it's
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Speaker 6: not happening, so let's pay somebody to make it happen, right,
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Speaker 6: using tens of millions of dollars of those who donate
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Speaker 6: to us to stop racism.
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Speaker 4: We don't see any, so.
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Speaker 7: Let's just create our own.
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Speaker 5: And one of the reasons it just makes me so
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Speaker 5: mad is because in the first Trump administration, you'll remember
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Speaker 5: this Charlottesville lie, right, he said there are fine people
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Speaker 5: on both sides. I'm not talking about white supremacist They
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Speaker 5: should be condemned totally. The media ran with that, selectively
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Speaker 5: edited that, and that one particular instance turns out was
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Speaker 5: funded by the Southern Poverty Law Center, So they used
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Speaker 5: it to attack Donald Trump for his entire first term.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, hoh. Didn't the FBI when they would come out
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Speaker 1: and say white supremacy and supremacists are the biggest threat
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Speaker 1: to America all the time under Biden and Obama, wouldn't
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Speaker 1: they cite some of the data from the Southern Poverty
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Speaker 1: Life FBI.
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Speaker 7: That's exactly what I mean, exactly right.
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Speaker 5: Data by the way, that again was created by money
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Speaker 5: from the Southern Probay.
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Speaker 4: Law Center, given two people to create violence.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, aren't some of these rich folks wanting their money back?
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Speaker 1: I mean I saw the donor list. I'd be like,
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Speaker 1: give me my millions. Where's it at?
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Speaker 8: You would think so at the very least, you'd see
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Speaker 8: people coming out of the woodwork and saying, wait a minute,
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Speaker 8: you're telling me my money went to fun racism, right,
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Speaker 8: My money went to fun white supremacy and violence.
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Speaker 4: Give me a break.
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Speaker 1: I know, all right before I elese, because I know
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Speaker 1: you had a busy day today doing the rounds on television.
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Speaker 1: We got to talk about someone that we have admired
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Speaker 1: for a while, working with President Trump for many, many years,
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Speaker 1: and in a job that you were doing as a
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Speaker 1: press secretary before as well. Caroline Levitt is stepping down
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Speaker 1: to be with her family. And I got to say,
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Speaker 1: I tipped my hat to her. What a heck of
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Speaker 1: a job she did, and everybody today, of course Hogan
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Speaker 1: is commending her for allowing other media into that press
21:03
Speaker 1: briefing room and in to talk with the president instead
21:05
Speaker 1: of just all the legacy NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN crap.
21:09
Speaker 1: So thank you Caroline for leaving that legacy and thank
21:12
Speaker 1: you for doing an amazing job. Hol Can I give
21:14
Speaker 1: you the final word on her departure.
21:16
Speaker 4: Absolutely a friend of mine. I knew her in the
21:18
Speaker 4: first Trump administration.
21:19
Speaker 7: She worked for Kaylee.
21:20
Speaker 5: She was a junior staffer at the time. You could
21:22
Speaker 5: always tell she understood what was going on. She was
21:25
Speaker 5: soaking everything up like a sponge. Utilized that to run
21:28
Speaker 5: for Congress as well. Wasn't successful there, but came to
21:31
Speaker 5: the White House as the Press secretary. A lot of
21:32
Speaker 5: people mocked it because she was so young, but you
21:35
Speaker 5: could tell she had something. What I also noticed because
21:37
Speaker 5: I've seen all these press secretaries worked in the White
21:39
Speaker 5: houses you just mentioned for several years. She grew into
21:42
Speaker 5: the role in a way is very commendable. She was
21:46
Speaker 5: ready from day one.
21:46
Speaker 7: Don't get me wrong.
21:47
Speaker 4: She was pretty tough and.
21:48
Speaker 5: She was definitely tenacious. But what you learn over time
21:51
Speaker 5: is you're in meetings with the President of the United States,
21:54
Speaker 5: with secretaries across the administration, with foreign heads of state,
21:59
Speaker 5: you begin to get a bit bigger breadth and depth
22:01
Speaker 5: of knowledge across the government how it works. And then
22:04
Speaker 5: you come to that podium and you command confidence, you
22:08
Speaker 5: have presence, you have poise, you have professionalism.
22:12
Speaker 7: But she never lost that toughness.
22:14
Speaker 4: Wasn't a bomb thrower, wouldn't mean.
22:17
Speaker 5: But when she got a reporter out of line, she
22:19
Speaker 5: let them have it and did it in a way
22:21
Speaker 5: that really showed not just what the president the administration
22:24
Speaker 5: was showing as absolutely truth, even though the reporter hated her,
22:28
Speaker 5: but she fought back in a way I think in
22:30
Speaker 5: a room full of ninety five ninety eight percent of
22:32
Speaker 5: people who didn't like Donald Trump didn't vote for Donald Trump,
22:34
Speaker 5: sure didn't like Caroline Levitt, she did it in a
22:37
Speaker 5: way that I think it was charming, it was tough,
22:40
Speaker 5: it was strong, but she had some things I think
22:42
Speaker 5: that other press secretaries just quite didn't have in the past.
22:45
Speaker 1: Yep, she did a great job. Can't wait to see
22:47
Speaker 1: who he picks. Hogan Gidley, Thank you, sir, appreciate you.
22:50
Speaker 4: Thanks a lot.
22:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, alrighty up. Next, we're continue to learn more and
22:54
Speaker 1: more about the man and the mind of doctor Anthony Fauci.
22:59
Speaker 1: This is the Trumpet administration continues to release a trove
23:01
Speaker 1: of text, messages, emails pages from that diary. Tony Lyons,
23:06
Speaker 1: the director of MAHA Action, is going to join us
23:08
Speaker 1: next to sound off on the latest dump. Stay with us.
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23:53
Speaker 1: Can you explain to the committee why you chose to
23:56
Speaker 1: fund this dangerous research in China?
24:00
Speaker 9: On the adviceive Council, I respectfully declined to answer, based
24:05
Speaker 9: upon my rights onto the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
24:08
Speaker 1: One hundred and thirteen times do I have to keep
24:10
Speaker 1: reminding you, folks, Fraud Fauci, what a national disgrace you are.
24:15
Speaker 1: And I hope you get prosecuted by somebody. As we
24:19
Speaker 1: told you last week on the program, they have officially
24:22
Speaker 1: referred him over to the DOJ for criminal contempt. We
24:25
Speaker 1: also filled you in that three three red state attorneys
24:29
Speaker 1: general have subpoened him. Now we're getting more information that
24:33
Speaker 1: might help fuel the case against him, I hope. So
24:36
Speaker 1: that brings us to the official government cell phone of
24:39
Speaker 1: mister Fauci during the pandemic. We're getting inside the mind
24:43
Speaker 1: of the madman. Wisconsin sated A. Ron Johnson and his
24:46
Speaker 1: team have been going through his phone. They just found
24:49
Speaker 1: that there were only three main contacts, despite having thousands
24:53
Speaker 1: and thousands of texts and hundreds of voicemails. Really, something
24:56
Speaker 1: smells fishy here. Could it be evidence of a crime
24:59
Speaker 1: he was trying to cover up? Could it even be
25:02
Speaker 1: more evidence showing he knew about where it came from,
25:06
Speaker 1: about the efficacy of the clock shot, all those side
25:10
Speaker 1: effects that the masks didn't work, the shot didn't work.
25:14
Speaker 1: We already know he admitted he made up the six
25:16
Speaker 1: foot distancing rule. He said that in Congress a couple
25:18
Speaker 1: of years ago. No, there was no science. I made
25:20
Speaker 1: it up. We know there's evidence that it affected women's reproduction.
25:26
Speaker 1: We know it affected young, healthy people with myocarditis. We
25:30
Speaker 1: know that it did a little something called turbo cancer
25:33
Speaker 1: for folks already suffering from cancer. You are such a
25:35
Speaker 1: lying I hope this is an image that I get
25:37
Speaker 1: to see someday. It's a good thing. There's some top
25:40
Speaker 1: lawyers in Florida, Louisiana, and West Virginia. They're going to
25:43
Speaker 1: go after him. And speaking of Fauci, he's got till
25:46
Speaker 1: the end of this month to produce any records suggesting
25:48
Speaker 1: he might have profited off of his own plandemic rules
25:52
Speaker 1: dating back to January of twenty twenty until the present day.
25:56
Speaker 1: We're talking about book deals, cash awards, any assignments on
26:00
Speaker 1: boards with a big fat salary. And if he doesn't cooperate,
26:05
Speaker 1: the judge says they'll make him cooperate when it comes
26:08
Speaker 1: to vaccines. The whole country is still celebrating a major
26:11
Speaker 1: victory earlier this week, a groundbreaking executive order from President Trump.
26:15
Speaker 1: If you recall, we had Mary Hollam the CEO of
26:18
Speaker 1: Children's Health Defense, something that Bobby Kennedy Junior helped us
26:21
Speaker 1: start about ten years ago. President Trump signed that executive
26:24
Speaker 1: order on Monday, lying out new guidelines for childhood vaccinations.
26:28
Speaker 1: It is a more comprehensive approach to vaccines than any
26:32
Speaker 1: president before. And I say thank you, mister President. Luckily,
26:36
Speaker 1: my kid was almost nineteen. I fought like hell years
26:38
Speaker 1: ago to keep all those jabs out of her arm.
26:41
Speaker 1: But there are parents today that are worried, very worried,
26:44
Speaker 1: And so again I say thank you to RFK Junior
26:46
Speaker 1: and DJT joining us out away in on all this
26:49
Speaker 1: about Fauci, the shot, the potential for some lawsuits or
26:53
Speaker 1: jail time. I hope to god. He's the director of
26:56
Speaker 1: Maha Action and the president of Skyhorse Publishing. Tony Lyons,
27:01
Speaker 1: by the way, we thought these two books, and his
27:03
Speaker 1: companies produced a lot of books, but we thought these
27:05
Speaker 1: two books in particular were pretty good. For this discussion Deception,
27:10
Speaker 1: the Great COVID cover up by Ran Paul and then
27:12
Speaker 1: won by Robert F. Kennedy JUNR. The Real Anthony Fauci.
27:16
Speaker 1: Let's welcome Todd Lyons to the program for the first time. Todd,
27:20
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on some great books, and I see
27:22
Speaker 1: you got him behind you. How about the timing on those?
27:25
Speaker 1: I bet those are some good reads. As the American
27:28
Speaker 1: people actually learn that. When we were telling them on
27:31
Speaker 1: this network, and I'm sure you were saying it on
27:33
Speaker 1: social media and in your circle of life, none of
27:38
Speaker 1: us made sense. We all know particles can go through
27:41
Speaker 1: the masks, the six foot stuff, bs, what if somebody sneezes?
27:44
Speaker 1: We saw the side effects with the vaccine. This guy
27:46
Speaker 1: was covering up so much garbage. And now we've got
27:49
Speaker 1: the cell phones, the emails and this diary. Wow, Todd
27:54
Speaker 1: Way or Tony pardon me Way in you.
27:57
Speaker 9: Know, it's it's kind of crazy because you know, Bobby
28:00
Speaker 9: Kennedy's book, The Real Anthony Fauci came out, you know,
28:04
Speaker 9: on November sixteenth of twenty twenty one, and I've worked
28:07
Speaker 9: on it with him very closely. And you know, Bobby,
28:11
Speaker 9: Bobby worked on that book sixteen hours a day, seven
28:13
Speaker 9: days a week. It had two one hundred and ninety
28:16
Speaker 9: four citations, It had a blurb from a Nobel Prize
28:20
Speaker 9: winning scientist, so it was just incredibly well researched and
28:23
Speaker 9: you know, doctors, scientists, lawyers, you know, it was so
28:27
Speaker 9: well vetted, and you know, when it came out, I
28:30
Speaker 9: thought it was probably the most important book of the
28:34
Speaker 9: last fifty years because it questioned everything that had happened
28:38
Speaker 9: in the public health, you know, world over a fifty
28:42
Speaker 9: year period over you know, doctor Fauci's Reign of Terror,
28:47
Speaker 9: Reign of Era. But it was the most censored book
28:52
Speaker 9: that I've ever seen in my whole career in publishing.
28:56
Speaker 1: And you've been publishing that, sorry, Tony. You've been publishing
28:59
Speaker 1: a long time. Even before Skyhorse, you had another publishing company.
29:03
Speaker 1: So how many decades have you been putting books out there?
29:05
Speaker 1: And by the way, I was looking up, I mean
29:06
Speaker 1: a lot of these books have been on the bestseller list,
29:09
Speaker 1: So it's not like you're some small time publisher. You've
29:11
Speaker 1: been involved in this world for years and years. Is
29:14
Speaker 1: this the first time you've seen a book get censored
29:17
Speaker 1: like that?
29:18
Speaker 9: Yeah, we've had one hundred and seventy six New York
29:21
Speaker 9: Times bestsellers. So we've had a lot of bestsellers, and
29:24
Speaker 9: I've never seen a book published, you know that that
29:27
Speaker 9: was censored in this way. So it was not available
29:31
Speaker 9: in any of these left leaning, privately owned bookstores in
29:35
Speaker 9: the country. It was not available for the first couple
29:37
Speaker 9: of weeks even in Barnes and Noble. It was shadow
29:40
Speaker 9: band on Amazon, it was not in any library in
29:43
Speaker 9: the country. There was not a single review in any
29:46
Speaker 9: major newspaper. And they were public health officials saying that
29:50
Speaker 9: the book and Bobby Kennedy Jr. Was dangerous, was a
29:54
Speaker 9: threat to public health. Right so right, you know, if
29:57
Speaker 9: you think about that, just such an incredible censorship, and
30:00
Speaker 9: he was then kicked off every major you know, tech platform,
30:06
Speaker 9: every single one, Yes, Instagram, YouTube, you know everything.
30:10
Speaker 1: Tony, When did you start MAHA Action? I see the
30:13
Speaker 1: director of that because I know, as we had talked
30:15
Speaker 1: with Mary Holland night before I think or last night
30:17
Speaker 1: or night before my days all run together, she had
30:19
Speaker 1: said that that Bobby started the Children's Health Defense ten
30:22
Speaker 1: years ago. But this has been like a twenty to
30:24
Speaker 1: thirty year fight for him, where he's been trying to
30:26
Speaker 1: get to the bottom of vaccines and the stuff that's
30:28
Speaker 1: in our food, our water, our air. Have you known
30:31
Speaker 1: him that long and how did you get involved with
30:33
Speaker 1: in MAHA action.
30:34
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've known Bobby for about fifteen years, and I've studied,
30:38
Speaker 9: you know, and I've I've really just studied everything that
30:41
Speaker 9: he's done, and I've published about twelve of his books,
30:44
Speaker 9: and you know, really got to know him as somebody
30:46
Speaker 9: who just had incredible honesty and integrity and sincerity. And then,
30:52
Speaker 9: you know, you know, to see what people said about
30:54
Speaker 9: him and what every major newspaper wrote about him for
30:56
Speaker 9: all these years, and you know, you know, you look
30:59
Speaker 9: at what he's actually done. So he was right about
31:01
Speaker 9: the Hudson River, he was right about Monsanto and round up,
31:05
Speaker 9: he was right about mercury and vaccines. He was right
31:08
Speaker 9: about free speech and fought all kinds of free speech battles.
31:12
Speaker 9: He was right about Fauci. We all know now about
31:15
Speaker 9: the lockdowns, the masks, you get all of it. And
31:18
Speaker 9: it's so clear this entire time that he's done it,
31:21
Speaker 9: you know, not for money or power or fame or anything.
31:25
Speaker 9: He's just been fighting to protect American children. You know,
31:29
Speaker 9: somebody called me from the New York Times three or
31:32
Speaker 9: four days ago, and they wanted to write a story
31:34
Speaker 9: about how Bobby's whole, you know, fight to hold doctor
31:41
Speaker 9: Fauci accountable and Senator Rand Paul's fight to hold him accountable.
31:46
Speaker 9: They were saying, well, that's just tied to their book sales, right,
31:49
Speaker 9: So I had to tell them that Bobby Kennedy didn't
31:53
Speaker 9: earn one penny on the Real Anthony Fauci. It sold
31:56
Speaker 9: one point four million copies, and he donated every penny
32:00
Speaker 9: any of that to children's health defense. Mary Holland can confurn.
32:04
Speaker 1: Wow.
32:05
Speaker 9: And Senator Paul doesn't know what, doesn't make any money
32:10
Speaker 9: on sales of his book either.
32:12
Speaker 1: Good for them, you know, both of them.
32:14
Speaker 9: Are these just incredibly sincere people trying to protect children's health.
32:20
Speaker 1: That is amazing. Thank you did not know that, Tony.
32:23
Speaker 1: Thank you for telling us that. I've only got a
32:24
Speaker 1: couple of seconds left. What do you hope, as a
32:27
Speaker 1: citizen happens to doctor Anthony Fauci.
32:31
Speaker 9: I mean I think that that he ought to go
32:33
Speaker 9: to jail, and that there ought to be a way
32:35
Speaker 9: for that to happen. It probably has to happen under
32:38
Speaker 9: state law. But you know he's just he's been a
32:41
Speaker 9: dangerous person and he's failed his way to the top.
32:44
Speaker 9: And you know everything that he's been in charge with
32:47
Speaker 9: of over the last fifty years has gotten worse. He
32:51
Speaker 9: was brought in to help with allergies, which was a
32:53
Speaker 9: new thing at the time almost nobody had them, and
32:56
Speaker 9: now almost every child in the country has an allergy.
33:00
Speaker 9: Sod why we need to get rid of this system
33:03
Speaker 9: that benefits people who fail the public.
33:05
Speaker 1: Amen, Tony Lyons, everybody director over at Maha Action and
33:09
Speaker 1: the president of Skyhorse Publishing. Tony, thank you for spitting
33:14
Speaker 1: some truth so much. Appreciate you. Take care. Up next,
33:18
Speaker 1: the good old Marxist Muslim kami running New York City's
33:21
Speaker 1: Oran Man Danny tried to sign a new law that
33:23
Speaker 1: would punish people for being successful and buying a nice home. However,
33:28
Speaker 1: a local judge just put a stop to it for now,
33:30
Speaker 1: but he's still trying to push it through. This guy
33:33
Speaker 1: shouldn't even be a dog catcher. We'll have more on
33:36
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Speaker 10: Now, there are a few things more certain in New
34:19
Speaker 10: York City than death taxes and Randy Mastro filing a
34:22
Speaker 10: lawsuit against this administration. So we look forward to vigorously
34:26
Speaker 10: defend our city's position.
34:28
Speaker 1: There is, folks, the more on himself, More on Man
34:31
Speaker 1: Danny Zoram Pardon made the mayor of America's largest city,
34:34
Speaker 1: doubling down on a new idiotic and tyrannical law that's
34:38
Speaker 1: going to be cost in the city a bunch of
34:40
Speaker 1: cash and pretty much pissing off a lot of residents.
34:43
Speaker 1: So here's the scoop, Ma'm Danny signed a new tax
34:46
Speaker 1: into law in May and the Staten Island Supreme Court
34:48
Speaker 1: judge is temporarily stopping it from being enforced. Thank goodness.
34:52
Speaker 1: The law will slap an annual surcharge on people's second homes,
34:56
Speaker 1: and the city totally botched the enforcement and the weeks
34:59
Speaker 1: after it was signed, the Man Danny regime wrongfully sent
35:02
Speaker 1: out notices to about seventeen thousand full time residents, mistakenly
35:07
Speaker 1: thinking they were eligible to be hit with the new tax.
35:11
Speaker 1: The major screw up left thousands of homeowners with five
35:13
Speaker 1: figure tax bills, prompting folks to sue the city. I say,
35:17
Speaker 1: sue their butts off. Now Man Danny is vowing to
35:20
Speaker 1: fight the suit and protect this bogus new tax. If
35:24
Speaker 1: New Yorkers already aren't taxed enough, welcome to California, where
35:28
Speaker 1: I live. The legal process is ongoing and another decision
35:31
Speaker 1: expected to be made in the coming weeks, but the
35:33
Speaker 1: whole city is put the pode, and the President even
35:37
Speaker 1: weighed in, Trump calling him out on truth social Man
35:40
Speaker 1: Danny's dangerous experiment will destroy the city. He's completely right,
35:44
Speaker 1: and I argue the downfalls already underway. Mister President. Look
35:48
Speaker 1: at the rent prices in the Big Apple prices of
35:51
Speaker 1: Manhattan highest I think they've ever been almost seven grand
35:56
Speaker 1: a month. That's a ten percent jump from the price
36:00
Speaker 1: is seen just a year ago for a studio apartment.
36:05
Speaker 1: Now summer like twelve thousand, if you want to try
36:08
Speaker 1: and get like a free bedroom again. Welcome to Man
36:12
Speaker 1: Danny's Big Apple, joining us now to sound off about
36:15
Speaker 1: all the madness happening in their city. She's a lifelong
36:18
Speaker 1: New Yorker independent journalists and host of NY Power Table,
36:22
Speaker 1: Jacqueline Toberoff. And he's the founder the Loud Majority and
36:24
Speaker 1: host of Loud Majority Live. Kevin Smith. All right, ladies
36:29
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, you know how this goes? keV. Ladies first,
36:33
Speaker 1: Jacqueline way in, did you get one of those letters?
36:36
Speaker 1: Were you one of the seventeen thousand? No?
36:39
Speaker 7: So this is a due process violation.
36:41
Speaker 11: Translation, this Man Danny administration really wants to waste people's money.
36:49
Speaker 7: Every time he files an appeal a lawsuit.
36:52
Speaker 11: This is tax payer money and unfortunately we're going to
36:56
Speaker 11: be hearing more on this on August thirty.
36:58
Speaker 7: First.
36:58
Speaker 11: It is not dead once again. He is not here
37:02
Speaker 11: to balance the budget, fix infrastructure. Nope, He's here to
37:05
Speaker 11: bring the revolution and the downfall of New York City
37:09
Speaker 11: is exactly what he wants.
37:11
Speaker 7: This is disgusting what he did.
37:13
Speaker 11: He docksed, not just text, but doxed a million property owners.
37:19
Speaker 11: He listed their names and addresses. This is an Islamist,
37:23
Speaker 11: this is a jihadi, and this is someone who is
37:26
Speaker 11: doxing a million people when he is an extremely violent base.
37:31
Speaker 7: We've had an isis terrorist inspired situation here.
37:36
Speaker 11: He frequently, you know, traffics with people like a San
37:39
Speaker 11: Piker and Mahmoud Khalil while his wife is en route
37:43
Speaker 11: to Syria. So's it's concerning that he's publishing a million
37:48
Speaker 11: people's names and addresses. I think that's the worst.
37:52
Speaker 7: Part of this entire lia.
37:53
Speaker 1: I think those million need to sue. That could be
37:56
Speaker 1: like under the Take It Down Act or something like
37:58
Speaker 1: it's not sexual, but you're putting stuff up on the
38:00
Speaker 1: internet that can get people attacked and harmed, because you know,
38:03
Speaker 1: these crazy socialists and Muslims and Marxists might chomp on
38:06
Speaker 1: somebody's doorstep and pull a Luigi Mangioni on them because
38:09
Speaker 1: they're pissed off that they worked hard and have a
38:12
Speaker 1: nice home. Let me go to keV. Kevin Jacquelin brought
38:16
Speaker 1: up that the wife of Zoe Ran is heading over
38:18
Speaker 1: to Lebanon and Syria. They have the audacity to want
38:21
Speaker 1: the NYPD to provide a security detail. We got the
38:26
Speaker 1: headlines to back it up. Let's just say some of
38:28
Speaker 1: the best cops around were pretty pissed off on this one, keV.
38:31
Speaker 1: Those two countries are on like the don't go to
38:34
Speaker 1: list for Americans by the Trump administration. Yet these two
38:37
Speaker 1: clowns you're seeing on the screen thought that we should
38:39
Speaker 1: jeopardize some of the finest of New York City NYPD.
38:43
Speaker 1: I want your thoughts on that, keV.
38:45
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm not sure why you're confused by it.
38:47
Speaker 12: I mean, you don't plan on vacationing in Syria anytime soon.
38:51
Speaker 12: I hear it's lovely there this time of year, especially,
38:54
Speaker 12: you know, without having a government and being a completely
38:58
Speaker 12: failed state, being right.
39:00
Speaker 1: By islamith Terrists, a place where of course Mom Donnie's
39:03
Speaker 1: wife will fit right in.
39:05
Speaker 12: Although I gotta tell you, you know, when it comes
39:07
Speaker 12: to the NYPD going there, I think about, like all
39:10
Speaker 12: the guys I grew up with who who became NYPD cops,
39:14
Speaker 12: and I can promise you none of them are prepared
39:18
Speaker 12: to protect someone walking around a failed state. That's just
39:23
Speaker 12: not gonna work. You know, my high school quarterback is
39:26
Speaker 12: not ready to strap up at him four and start
39:29
Speaker 12: walking around Lebanon. Didn't He didn't sign up for that.
39:33
Speaker 12: He's got a hard enough time going through Brooklyn. But
39:35
Speaker 12: look this pier to tear attacks is. It's the dosing
39:41
Speaker 12: that gets me because this wasn't Ken Griffin. This wasn't
39:46
Speaker 12: like his I mean, look, Ken Griffin's gonna be fine,
39:48
Speaker 12: you know, one hundred billion dollar man whatever.
39:51
Speaker 1: These were like average rich people that he docksed. Like,
39:56
Speaker 1: just because you want a million dollar property doesn't mean
39:59
Speaker 1: you're very rich or even a little bit rich. Let's
40:01
Speaker 1: be real. Somebody might have bought something for four or
40:03
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand a few years ago that shot up
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Speaker 1: to a million, might just make a couple hundred grand
40:07
Speaker 1: a year, but they were smart in investments, they worked
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Speaker 1: their asses off, and they make a large mortgage payment.
40:11
Speaker 1: Doesn't mean there's some millionaire. So how dare he dock
40:14
Speaker 1: somebody for owning a property that's a million bucks. I'm
40:17
Speaker 1: not trying to sound out of touch because I know
40:19
Speaker 1: millions of Americans are struggling, And look, in my hometown,
40:22
Speaker 1: you can still buy a house for one hundred grand
40:24
Speaker 1: in Ohio, But in New York City, in California where
40:26
Speaker 1: I live. Let's be real. You started eight nine hundred thousand,
40:30
Speaker 1: so this is disgusting what he did. There should be action.
40:33
Speaker 1: I'll throw it back over to Jacklin real quick. So
40:34
Speaker 1: I want to throw some more headlines up. Economists are
40:37
Speaker 1: coming out and saying all the free grocery stores that
40:39
Speaker 1: he's offering are going to fail. They will never make
40:42
Speaker 1: it more than a year or two, and they'll close
40:43
Speaker 1: their doors. That's one I wanted to throw out. Another
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Speaker 1: one this is I would assume he's trying to buy
40:48
Speaker 1: voters because they'll be eighteen soon. Ma'm Dammy is giving
40:51
Speaker 1: free Broadway tickets out to high schoolers. Gee? Is that
40:55
Speaker 1: a bribe to get your vote for more Muslims? I'm
40:57
Speaker 1: not quite sure. And then just this past week, good
41:00
Speaker 1: old man Damny renews his calls to abolish ice. What
41:04
Speaker 1: a scumbag, Jacqueline. Final thought to you. And then we'll
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Speaker 1: go to keV Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I just want to talk about Broadway for a second.
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Speaker 11: I go frequently, and I can tell you it is
41:13
Speaker 11: an indoctrination center, so it makes perfect sense. Again, politics
41:18
Speaker 11: is downstream from culture, and this is absolutely.
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Speaker 7: Genius of him. Go corral these.
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Speaker 11: Young people into one of the most heavily leftist and
41:29
Speaker 11: elite eras.
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Speaker 7: I mean, do you know how much these Broadway tickets are?
41:33
Speaker 7: Once again, taxpayers are footing the bill.
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Speaker 11: But I thought we're broke. Wow, regarding ice, the ice
41:40
Speaker 11: thing is interesting. So Kathy Hochel is once again just
41:44
Speaker 11: you know, throwing away money to give legal.
41:47
Speaker 7: Aid to illegals here. Excuse me for a second.
41:52
Speaker 11: I just want to remind mom and dad that children
41:55
Speaker 11: here illegally are stealing your children's school spot, classroom time.
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Speaker 11: This is on the heels of a New New York
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Speaker 11: Post article saying that basically third grader's, fourth grade and
42:06
Speaker 11: fifth graders are illiterate in New York City.
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Speaker 7: And you can't do math. I wonder why that is.
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Speaker 11: Maybe because almost half sixty percent of the New York
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Speaker 11: public school system is flooded with quote undocumented children. So
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Speaker 11: you know the other thing is they're going to be
42:21
Speaker 11: competing with your kids for university spots and of course jobs,
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Speaker 11: all the while our taxes are funding their legal You're.
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Speaker 1: Paying for it, folks. Kevin, I got thirty seconds left.
42:31
Speaker 1: Any of those headlines or anything else you want to
42:34
Speaker 1: throw at us, go ahead, my friend.
42:36
Speaker 12: No, you know what's called Jacke's asolutely right. The amount
42:39
Speaker 12: of illegals in our schools is really pushing down the
42:43
Speaker 12: learning experience for young people. I have a friend of
42:44
Speaker 12: mine as a teacher in Queen's and two of his
42:47
Speaker 12: students speak Farsie and that's all they speak. I gotta
42:51
Speaker 12: tell you, I had to look up where that's from.
42:54
Speaker 12: How is he supposed to communicate with two young people who.
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Speaker 1: We're not talking to?
42:59
Speaker 12: Italian, French, Spanish and Spanish you can get away with
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Speaker 12: in New York. But when you're speaking these exotic languages,
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Speaker 12: how are you supposed to communicate with these kids?
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Speaker 1: It's not beneficial to anybody. No, and it drags the
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Speaker 1: other kids down in their learning process. It's disgusting, it's bs.
43:12
Speaker 1: It's an American Kevin Smith. Check him out over at
43:15
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Speaker 1: with Jacklyn toberof guys, thank you so much for wan
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Speaker 1: in tonight.
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Speaker 7: Thanks guys, you thank you.
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Speaker 1: Yep, all right, stick around. Coming up after the break,
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43:27
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43:31
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44:18
Speaker 1: How about we put a beautiful biblical bow on this
44:22
Speaker 1: show and talk something positive, shall we. I know there's
44:27
Speaker 1: a lot of negative stuff going on in this country,
44:29
Speaker 1: around the world, a lot of people out there probably
44:32
Speaker 1: doubting things, hopefully not doubting your faith. Now. You know
44:36
Speaker 1: a guy that comes on this program a lot, author, filmmaker, commentator,
44:40
Speaker 1: Danish Jesusa. But you might not know he's got a
44:42
Speaker 1: brand new book coming out in October that's highlighting some
44:45
Speaker 1: very incredible discoveries about the Bible. We're talking archaeological digs
44:52
Speaker 1: that back up all those beautiful, amazing wonderful stories that
44:56
Speaker 1: we all heard as Christians in Sunday School. Right, we
45:00
Speaker 1: spent several years traveling around the Holy Land and finding
45:03
Speaker 1: archaeological evidence in support of the Lord's word. And the
45:07
Speaker 1: evidence he's been finding, well, sorry for all your non believers,
45:11
Speaker 1: but puts you to shame. He's building upon a collection
45:15
Speaker 1: of artifacts confirming the Bible is undeniably real, and so
45:21
Speaker 1: are all the figures in it. Before we hear about
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Speaker 1: the latest findings, let's review a couple of the facts.
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Speaker 1: One instance brings us to nineteen sixty one, when archaeologist
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Speaker 1: discovered the physical stone confirming Pontius Pilate was real and
45:36
Speaker 1: was the leader of ancient Judea Bible. Skeptics had doubted
45:39
Speaker 1: his existence for decades, if not centuries, But that one
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Speaker 1: real sixty one now good enough for you. How about
45:46
Speaker 1: twenty eleven discovery confirming the existence of Caiaphas, a Jewish
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Speaker 1: high priest who played a central role in the arrest,
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Speaker 1: the trial, and the crucifixion of Jesus. Now Danesh spanding
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Speaker 1: this body of evidence, and he's joining us now to
46:02
Speaker 1: discuss what else archaeologists have uncovered. What we'll hear and
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Speaker 1: see in this book, and I just love hearing this stuff,
46:10
Speaker 1: so joining me now. I hope you do too. He's
46:12
Speaker 1: a filmmaker. He's host of the Danesh podcast and author
46:15
Speaker 1: of the book The Stones cry Out. I would assume
46:19
Speaker 1: it's ready for pre order now and then pick it
46:21
Speaker 1: up in October. Denesh Desusa Beck on Real America. Denesh,
46:25
Speaker 1: always a pleasure having you on my friend. How have
46:27
Speaker 1: you been. How's everybody in the family.
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Speaker 4: Oh, well, we're doing great.
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Speaker 13: As I mentioned to you a moment ago, you were
46:33
Speaker 13: in your neck of the woods and enjoying that California weather.
46:37
Speaker 13: But I'm now back in Texas and gearing up. I'm
46:39
Speaker 13: very excited about this book. I've went to Israel for
46:42
Speaker 13: the first time the end of twenty twenty two, was
46:44
Speaker 13: for the first time exposed to this biblical archaeology, and
46:48
Speaker 13: I realized that so many things that I had since
46:51
Speaker 13: my childhood taken on faith, they can now be backed
46:55
Speaker 13: up with archaeological fact. I mean, how exciting is that
46:59
Speaker 13: in our time that these artifacts that have been sitting
47:02
Speaker 13: by the way under the ground for thousands of years
47:05
Speaker 13: are just being pulled out now. And that's what archaeology
47:09
Speaker 13: is it's the stuff that comes out of the ground,
47:13
Speaker 13: a piece of an arrow, a clay seal, an historical inscription,
47:17
Speaker 13: some writings on pottery, and sometimes you know huge monuments, walls,
47:23
Speaker 13: you know, columns, all this stuff that in a way
47:27
Speaker 13: can be matched up against the people, places and events
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Speaker 13: in the Bible. And as it turns out, there are
47:35
Speaker 13: hundreds of archaeological discoveries that support the Bible and not
47:40
Speaker 13: a single important archaeological finding that contradicts it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I always find interesting. For folks that
47:46
Speaker 1: are non believers, or believe something a little different, or
47:50
Speaker 1: just straight up atheist. We give them facts. We show
47:55
Speaker 1: them archaeological digs. That's called science. Folks, they dig it up,
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Speaker 1: they date it, boom a, corresponds with the story from
48:02
Speaker 1: the Bible. It's real, and yet they still doubt. I
48:06
Speaker 1: saw there was another one that has happened in the
48:08
Speaker 1: last few years too that I thought was amazing, because
48:10
Speaker 1: how many of us heard the story about Jesus healing right,
48:14
Speaker 1: whether it was the blind, the lepers, you name it.
48:17
Speaker 1: And there was a discovery of the dam that fed
48:21
Speaker 1: the pool of Sineloum. There's the headline, and I read
48:25
Speaker 1: this article I was like, Wow, this is where in
48:29
Speaker 1: the Bible. And again, anybody that grew up in a
48:31
Speaker 1: Christian home remembers the story of Jesus healing the blind man,
48:36
Speaker 1: this is the pool that he did it in. And
48:38
Speaker 1: this was discovered recently. Talking about this and any other
48:41
Speaker 1: findings that have just happened, because I know in the
48:42
Speaker 1: last ten to twenty years it's been exploding over there
48:46
Speaker 1: in the Holy Land with these archaeological digs and again,
48:49
Speaker 1: proof after proof after proof finish.
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Speaker 13: Archaeology got going in the middle of the nineteenth century,
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Speaker 13: and when it first started, the skeptics were really confident
48:57
Speaker 13: that they could use it to disprove the They were like,
49:01
Speaker 13: we all know that the Bible has all these exaggerations
49:04
Speaker 13: and legends. You know how ridiculous Samson pulls down a temple,
49:08
Speaker 13: David fights with Goliath, the Queen of Sheba. Really so
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Speaker 13: they thought that archaeology would be a great weapon on
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Speaker 13: the side of atheism.
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Speaker 4: It's not turned out to be that way.
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Speaker 1: Nope.
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Speaker 13: Now you're referring to a famous pool mentioned in the
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Speaker 13: Bible multiple times, the Pool of Salom, which apparently was
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Speaker 13: connected to the famous Solomonic Temple via a road called
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Speaker 13: the Pilgrimage Road, and tens of thousands of pilgrims over
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Speaker 13: the years, including Jesus, made in that pool and walk
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Speaker 13: that road to go to the temple. But the location
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Speaker 13: of the pool was not known, nor the Pilgrimage Road.
49:48
Speaker 13: They were kind of lost, and both of them have
49:51
Speaker 13: now been sort of rediscovered.
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Speaker 4: And this Pilgrimage Road is like I mean, it's half.
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Speaker 13: A mile long, a third of a mile and a
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Speaker 13: lot of it goes under Arab neighborhoods, so they had
50:05
Speaker 13: to do the archaeological excavation underground and have these huge
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Speaker 13: steel girders. So now I have actually been in the
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Speaker 13: Pool of Salom, I've walked that Pilgrimage Road. And by
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Speaker 13: the way, my book is full of like maps, timelines, illustrations,
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Speaker 13: even QR codes where you can link to videos. So
50:22
Speaker 13: it's a very interactive experience. A lot of it is
50:25
Speaker 13: seeing for yourself, right, And the best thing is, of course,
50:28
Speaker 13: to go to Israel, go to Jordan.
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Speaker 4: Look that I've done thing. The next best thing is
50:34
Speaker 4: to is to check it out.
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Speaker 13: The book makes it easy for you and it's a
50:38
Speaker 13: mind blowing book because what I do now is when
50:40
Speaker 13: I think of my Bible. I've got a whole tapestry
50:43
Speaker 13: running alongside it, plugging in the dates and parachuting in
50:48
Speaker 13: the artifacts. And this is so much better because for
50:52
Speaker 13: so many years I've listened to a sermon about King
50:54
Speaker 13: David or Jeremiah, and I had no idea what century they.
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Speaker 4: Lived in, what was going on at the time.
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Speaker 13: So this is a way of using the discoveries of
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Speaker 13: modern archaeology to give us a deeper, more profound experience
51:06
Speaker 13: of the Bible.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't argue with science, then, so let me
51:09
Speaker 1: ask you on a personal note, because you know, my
51:11
Speaker 1: wife and I are working on traveling there, hopefully in
51:13
Speaker 1: the next six to eight months. I want to see
51:15
Speaker 1: the Holy Land just like you did. Just tell the viewers,
51:19
Speaker 1: how did you feel and how did it make you
51:24
Speaker 1: look at the word your faith in God and Jesus
51:28
Speaker 1: existence here on earth. How did you feel? Because I
51:31
Speaker 1: remember when Charlie Kirk went years ago and he talked
51:33
Speaker 1: about his visit to the Holy end it. Every time
51:36
Speaker 1: I talk to somebody that's been there, who grew up
51:38
Speaker 1: as a Christian or maybe found their faith later in life,
51:40
Speaker 1: but they go see it. And now with all these
51:42
Speaker 1: digs you're talking about that prove it. There's just this
51:45
Speaker 1: overwhelming I don't know if I want to call it
51:47
Speaker 1: a calm right or a resolve, but just tell us
51:51
Speaker 1: how you felt when you got to go over there
51:52
Speaker 1: and go through these things and go, wow, Now I
51:55
Speaker 1: remember I read this, now I'm seeing it.
51:58
Speaker 13: Ever since we were kids, we learn about the stories
52:01
Speaker 13: of the Bible, and I would almost say that when
52:04
Speaker 13: you go to Israel, those stories go from black and
52:06
Speaker 13: white into color because you're in the land of the Bible.
52:10
Speaker 13: You are in those locations and you feel like you're there.
52:14
Speaker 13: By that, I mean, you know, these days, a lot
52:16
Speaker 13: of cities around the world that kind of homogeneous.
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Speaker 4: They look alike, they're not what they used to be.
52:22
Speaker 4: But Jerusalem is not like that.
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Speaker 13: Jerusalem is in a way, biblical landscape all the way through. Now,
52:29
Speaker 13: when you look at this Biblical archaeology, you get a
52:32
Speaker 13: very eerie feeling. And I'll give a single example there
52:35
Speaker 13: is you mentioned this the famous trial of Jesus, which
52:40
Speaker 13: is conducted under the supervision of the high priest named Caiaphas.
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Speaker 13: Now the Bible only gives them one name, He's Caiaphas.
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Speaker 13: But we know from a historian named Josephus that his
52:49
Speaker 13: first name was Joseph Joseph Caiaphas. Now, recently digging in
52:53
Speaker 13: the priestly quarter of Jerusalem, the area where the priests
52:57
Speaker 13: and the aristocrats lived, these archaeologists found a bunch of
53:00
Speaker 13: these stone boxes, they're called ossuaries. In the first century AD,
53:04
Speaker 13: if you died, they would bury you in a tomb,
53:07
Speaker 13: but when your body decayed, they would take your bones
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Speaker 13: out of the tomb.
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Speaker 4: And put it in a box and put your name
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Speaker 4: on it. That's the ossuary.
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Speaker 13: And so out of the ground in Jerusalem come about
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Speaker 13: twenty of these stone oscuaries. One of them is very ornate,
53:21
Speaker 13: very elaborately decorated, and they look at the name on
53:24
Speaker 13: the top, Jehoseph bar Kaiapha. So Johosef is Joseph Bar
53:30
Speaker 13: means son of Kiapha Caiaphas. So they open the box
53:35
Speaker 13: and inside of the bones of a sixty year old man,
53:39
Speaker 13: and they date the bones and it dates to the
53:41
Speaker 13: first century AD.
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Speaker 1: It's him.
53:44
Speaker 13: So what I'm talking about here is we're not talking
53:46
Speaker 13: about some high priest where you have just some stone
53:48
Speaker 13: inscription or some obscure reference. You're actually looking at the
53:52
Speaker 13: guy's bones bones.
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Speaker 4: So all of this, I think gives you just that
53:56
Speaker 4: feeling of wow. The Trial of Jesus.
53:58
Speaker 13: Takes on a reality that is incomparable when you're exposed
54:03
Speaker 13: to what archaeology is managed to dig out of the ground.
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Speaker 1: The book is called The Stones cry Out, Biblical Archaeology,
54:10
Speaker 1: Prophecy and the Last Days. It comes out in October. Thenish,
54:14
Speaker 1: can I pre order right now? I think my wife's
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54:19
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54:21
Speaker 1: Dnish de SEUs says, always such a pleasure to speak
54:23
Speaker 1: with you, my friend.
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Speaker 4: Take care my pleasure.
54:25
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless you. Alrighty folks, that's a great
54:30
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54:32
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54:34
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54:36
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