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CEO ASSASSIN LUIGI MANGIONE WHAT IS THE TRUTH? |TBM-EP039 · The Big Mig Show

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  Well, of course, unless you've been living under a rock.
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  Everybody knows about Joe Biden's pardon for his son
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  Hunter Biden, but a lot of questions remain.
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  It seems as though Joe's pre emptive pardons may or may not
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  be legal. He kind of gave Hunter Biden a
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  blanket pardon and now people are concerned.
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  What about the eight other family members caught up in fan,
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  of course, in the Biden criminal enterprise, Is Joe going to be
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  handing out these pardons to his family members like he's handing
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  out bags of Doritos? George, what do you think?
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  I think he's definitely going to be handing out pardons.
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  We should, you know, if this was just a tip of the iceberg with
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  him. I mean, but in order to protect
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  himself from further scrutiny or possible charges, he needs to
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  protect his whole family, you know, not just Hunter.
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  So, you know, you made a point though, like Trump, I mean,
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  Biden is doing these pardons. He's talking about even
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  pardoning Fauci, Adam Schiff. Who else is it?
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  Retired General Miley, Yeah. So you brought up a point.
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  Is this legal? And I've been doing some
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  research and it's actually, it's highly unusual, but it has been
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  done, though there have been a couple cases where presidents
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  pardoned a few people that were never convicted or charged of a
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  crime. One of them, and everybody will
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  know this, and Gerald, President Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard
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  Nixon after Watergate, that's one.
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  And then you had President Jimmy Carter's pardon of Vietnam draft
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  dodgers. And the third one was President
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  Bush's pardon on Casper Weinberger that was to do with
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  something to do with Iran Contra with the missiles.
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  So it's happened. Whether it's legal or not, I
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  don't know, but until somebody. Well, the only work around for
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  this would be to prove that Joe Biden was not freely and fairly
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  elected, because that would you'd be able to go back and
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  everything he'd ever ruled on, every determination or executive
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  order or pardon he'd ever issued would be nullified.
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  But whether or not that's even possible at this point, I have
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  no idea. Do they have the evidence?
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  Do they have the facts? I mean, the American people know
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  what happened, but clearly whether or not we can prove it
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  is another thing. How much of the evidence has
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  been destroyed? But it's kind of frightening
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  because this is basically would be setting a precedent for
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  people to commit a bunch of crimes and then have the ability
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  that maybe they they're in with the president and, and be able
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  to just walk away from all of it.
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  And that sure doesn't work for the American people.
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  You don't see the average American getting that done.
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  And AmeriCorps, 9 different Biden family members got checks
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  from there and the checks were kind of like tax evasion.
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  They were acting like they were repayments of loans where none
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  of the family members had actually made loans to the
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  company came out of investor money.
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  So James Biden, you know, Jim Biden, Joe Biden's brother is
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  who was running that company. You know, I don't know.
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  And this, the shady dealings in Ukraine and energy firm Burisma.
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  You know, George, this is really unsettling for me.
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  I have a hard time with this. You know, I'm a somewhat of a
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  legal Beagle. I don't really understand
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  executive privilege and presidential pardons all that
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  well because I've never had any reason to study them.
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  But I'm uneasy about it because it sets a really slippery slope
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  of precedence. It's bad enough that we're
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  dealing with a judiciary that seems to be compromised.
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  I mean, they're they that new ruling on on the 1512 that was
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  used against a lot of J Sixers that they're going back to get
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  resents and the judges are actually giving them extra time.
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  But what happens when you have a president that's just handing
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  out, you know, Christmas cookie pardons?
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  Well, unrestricted, unlimited, they're almost like lifetime
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  pardons. What do you do about that,
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  George? I think, I mean, the only way is
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  probably it has to go to Supreme Court to make a decision.
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  But it I don't from a legal standpoint, from a from a
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  citizen standpoint, from any standpoint, this shouldn't be
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  allowed because let's just put let's just put the meat on
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  potatoes on the table here, everybody.
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  President's in office, he tells, I don't know, some of his
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  friends to go do something that's a federal crime, whether
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  it could be murder, whether it could be robbing a bank,
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  anything. And help pardon you before you
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  even can get arrested. How does that work?
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  That's just a pre emptive. That's like a free get out of
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  jail monopoly card. I mean, here's the thing, Jim
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  Jordan's talked about this a lot.
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  He talks about the fundamental question and what did the Biden
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  family members do to warrant the receipt of millions and millions
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  of dollars. And that money came from foreign
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  nationals and other companies, their companies.
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  And a lot of it was hidden, like I said, as loan repayments.
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  And if you look at Joe Biden's brother, his wife, girlfriend,
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  Beau, the three children, which was these are the grandchildren
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  we're talking about. How could they have contributed?
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  So the list would be Hunter Biden, James Biden, Sarah Biden,
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  Hayley Biden, Kathleen Biden, Melissa Biden, the niece and
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  nephew, the niece and nephew and the grandchildren.
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  That's a lot of people getting checks.
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  It's like a family affair. I mean, this isn't, isn't this
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  La Cosa Nostra? Isn't this the Mafia we're
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  talking about when you start operating like this?
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  I think a lot of these loan repayments were just straight up
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  tax evasion. And this Chinese firm that
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  transferred 5 million, the CEFC to Hudson W the third, I mean,
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  that was a deal that Hunter Biden was in the middle of.
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  So I don't know, George, this is really this.
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  This puts a lot of things in question and sets a nasty
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  precedence. I mean, it sure does because
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  let's just say the DOJ puts pressure on President Biden, I
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  don't know, after these office and says, listen, you know, your
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  grandchild, your niece, nephew that we're going to bring
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  charges and get unless you start, you know, admitting what
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  you guys did, right. But then if he pardons them, he
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  takes that off the table. So I mean it doesn't work.
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  Well, and and if that's the case, then I want my lifetime
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  pre emptive life to death. Pardon.
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  So I can just go out on my own personal crime wave and get all
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  the money I want to get. Why shouldn't I be able to do
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  it? My point is equal application
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  law. Yeah, George, of course I'm
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  going to get you one. I'm going to get the same thing
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  for you. The point is equal application
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  of the law. You're welcome, buddy.
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  Equal application of law, equal protection of the law and the
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  rule law have to be done in such a manner that it's equal for
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  everyone. Yeah, well, it's not equal.
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  We've seen the justice system not being equal for everyone for
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  years upon years. And you know, recently it's come
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  about where people have seen it because it's become mainstream
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  when you start hitting high-ranking people.
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  But. That can prove he was not freely
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  and fairly elected. So these are concerns, of
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  course. Listen, there's big news on the
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  TikTok scene. You know, George and I are not
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  fans of TikTok. We don't like the presidents and
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  sets, but but it looks like if TikTok does not get liquidated,
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  it's going to be time to ban them nationwide.
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  Here in the US. They're going to get thrown out
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  of the country. I'd love to see it.
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  I hope they don't get it sold. I don't want to see anybody else
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  step in. But of course, this is the kind
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  of thing that we have to look at.
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  Who's behind TikTok? Why are toilet bowl licking
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  challenges and others? Who knows why these challenges
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  happen on TikTok, but they're there to demean the kids in
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  America and it's just unheard of.
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  live in New York and Denver with your host Lance Migliacho and
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  George Valentin. We are the tip of the spear
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  TikTok ban. What's going to happen with
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  TikTok, Lance? They have until January 19th.
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  Why you asked, Lance? You're the scholar here to, you
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  know, you want to tell everybody.
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  I know we're not fans of it. Well, at the end of the day, I,
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  you know, I have no love lost for TikTok.
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  You guys know, on our regular show on Rumble, the big, big
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  show, if you've watched this, we've discussed it many times
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  because I believe that the CCP has used it as an intentional
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  way to undermine our youth. Because let's face it, by
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  destroying the youth and creating what I would call lots
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  of interaction with the young people in this country, I think
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  they've really set a precedent to really kind of damage us
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  from, you know, bottom to top. So this social media company
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  hopes for a federal appeals court would agree with this
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  argument that the law was unconstitutional because
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  supposedly it represented a staggering impact on free
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  speech. But I don't see the benefit of
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  TikTok. I have to be honest.
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  I don't like it. I don't like what's going on.
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  I'm happy they didn't win the appeal.
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  Part of it is the fact that it's been linked back to the Chinese,
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  Chinese state, which of course is the CCP.
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  I don't think it's really a good idea because there's a major
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  threat when you start looking at the PRC, which is the People's
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  Republic of China. And, and when they own a
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  platform with that much influence, you really have to
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  look at it when it comes to a foreign adversary controlling a
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  platform like that. So, you know, the Supreme Court
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  established historical record of protecting Americans rights to
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  free speech, but I don't think that includes foreign adversary
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  controlled platforms. Even though it's going to ban
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  U.S. citizens inadvertently, I don't think we can have a
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  foreign adversary on a platform like this that has this much
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  influence on our public. What do you think, George?
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  I agree with you 100% on that because you know the things that
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  these kids do today to just to make a TikTok is is unheard of.
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  Like they have these contests where they'll go walk into a
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  public bathroom and then lick the sneakers, the bottom of
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  their sneakers or lick the toilet seats.
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  I mean, really dumb stuff that's very harmful.
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  And how many kids that we've lost to, you know, some of these
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  contests where they lost their lives.
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  I mean, you know enough. Like one of the things is the
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  stuff you see on TikTok here, they don't allow in China.
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  I don't know about other, I don't know about other
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  countries, but they don't allow in China.
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  No, Chinese TikTok looks completely different than US
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  TikTok on their platform. There's education, there's
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  physical fitness contest, there's training.
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  No, it is nothing like this. And that just proves the intent
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  of it. Because at the end of the day,
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  these kids that are dancing around in the aisles of Costco
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  and Home Depot and getting in people's ways.
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  And when they're going up and they're and they're pranking
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  people because they're trying to get likes and views, it's
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  garbage and it's unnecessary. And I don't think the American
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  public needs it. So if it was up to me, I don't
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  even want them to be able to sell TikTok because I think
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  they'll be some kind of an underhanded deal where they'll
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  still try to use control. I hope they just flat out get
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  thrown out of the country. But that's me.
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  I mean so. Yeah, me too.
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  Because, you know, they're still suppressing free speech because
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  let's face it, what does the CCP know about free speech?
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  That's unheard of in in China. But you know, there's certain
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  things you bring up and like you can, we can have a guest on our
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  show and he's talking about whatever a book he wrote or a
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  movie. And if it doesn't go with their
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  narratives, they give you a strike like they they remove
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  that content. Yeah, yeah.
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  And on top of it, look what the Democrats did during the
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  election. Look at the millions and
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  millions of dollars that was spent buying TikTok influencers.
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  Those influencers posted negatively about Donald Trump,
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  positively about Joe Biden, and they didn't tell anybody they
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  were getting paid. And there's a law that says they
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  were required to disclose if they received money from the
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  Democratic Party. They were supposed to say this
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  is a paid post, sponsored post, etcetera, because those are laws
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  by the FCC. They ignored that.
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  The Federal Election Commission ignored investigating because I
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  notified him about it. But that's my point.
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  All those people that took that money manipulated and lied to
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  the American public, they ought to face criminal charges, every
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  single one of them. I hope that somebody's going to
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  investigate that and go after those people because again, I
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  don't care whether it was Republicans or the Democrats or
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  the Republicans paid them, I want to see the same thing.
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  If those people didn't say this is a sponsored post or paid
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  post, I don't see any use. You know, as far as I'm
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  concerned, take TikTok and flush it down the toilet like the turd
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  it is. I want to do here do a quote
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  from a TikTok spokesperson said in a statement.
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  The Supreme Court has established historical record of
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  protecting Americans right to free speech and we expect they
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  will do just that on this important constitutional issue.
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  Well, like I just said earlier, they don't TikTok doesn't even
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  allow free speech on their platform.
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  Like I said, they'll. Bingo.
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  They'll give you strikes, they'll remove content and
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  whether it's and it's stuff that is true.
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  It's not like we're making stuff up.
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  Yeah. So.
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  Let's switch it up here and let's talk about this judicial
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  bombshell. Federal judge forces the FDA.
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  And this is a big one, guys. So listen closely to release
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  over 1,000,000 pages of Pfizer's COVID-19 trial documents.
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  Of course, everybody knows that Pfizer wanted to keep those
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  documents hidden for 75 years. George, what do you think about
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  this ruling? I'm liking this one.
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  I'm loving it. And and listen, it's there's an
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  old saying, if you got nothing to hide, you got nothing to
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  worry about, then why do you want to hide stuff?
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  Keep it from the public or anybody because I can.
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  I'm going to say those, those documents are going to show some
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  things that people are not ready to hear about or unwilling to
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  accept, but hopefully you will because that's, I mean a
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  million. Imagine going over 1,000,000
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  pages, the manpower and the time.
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  Yeah, but here's the, here's the, here's the crazy part about
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  it. They have to release it by June
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  30th, 2025. And the group that got that did
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  this, which you got to give them credit, is the Public Health and
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  Medical Professionals for Transparency, which goes by the
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  PHMPT. So they started with a FOIA on
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  this. And of course Pfizer said, no,
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  we're not going to give you that information.
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  We don't have to under the emergency, you know, emergency
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  authorization, you know, the Use Authorization Act.
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  And of course, that wasn't true. The FDA initially claimed it
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  would need up to 75 years to process and release the
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  requested documents, which is which is BS.
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  Why would they need that? The documents are already there.
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  All you got to do is put them out.
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  But they were coming up with all these excuses because they don't
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  want the American public to know about what Pfizer knew prior to
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  releasing and promoting the vaccine.
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  And I'm, you know, I'm guessing there's going to be some serious
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  bombshells in here. The FDA initially tried to argue
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  they would release 500 pages per month, but now that doesn't
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  work. That the judge is saying, Nope,
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  that's not going to work, we need it all in one lump sum.
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  Enough is enough. The question is why is the FDA
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  keeping this from the people, the public?
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  I understand why Pfizer is, but why is the FDA?
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  They work. Because the FDA owns patents and
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  the FDA is not what people think it is.
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  The Food and Drug Administration has not been what everybody
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  thinks of this for a very long time.
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  Why do they own patents for many pharmaceuticals and many, you
• 20:43
  know, medical treatments? Why they shouldn't own anything.
• 20:47
  FDA is supposed to be an oversight group.
• 20:49
  It's not supposed to be anything that we're owns and makes money
• 20:51
  off Big Pharma. The FDA is a government agency,
• 20:54
  correct? Correct.
• 20:56
  OK, so once again, the government wants to hide
• 20:59
  information from us. You know, they, they don't think
• 21:01
  we're, we can handle it as adults.
• 21:04
  You know, just like they don't want to tell us about the aliens
• 21:06
  and RFK or JFK being murdered. I mean, it's crazy.
• 21:15
  Release the documents, release the information.
• 21:17
  I think I'm old enough to to know whether I can handle
• 21:22
  reading it or not if I can. The FDA does not need to be
• 21:25
  George Ballantine's daddy, that's for sure.
• 21:27
  That's ridiculous. And at the end of the day, the
• 21:29
  FDA was trying to hide from the court in the plaintiff.
• 21:31
  1,000,000 pages. That's right, guys. 1,000,000
• 21:34
  pages of clinical trial documents from COVID-19 vaccine
• 21:38
  clinical trials. And you know what that means?
• 21:39
  If they want to hide it, it can't be any good.
• 21:41
  So who has? So the FDA has these documents
• 21:43
  in hand or Pfizer does? I would imagine both of them
• 21:47
  have them. How do we know that they're not
• 21:49
  going to try to doctor these documents before?
• 21:51
  They we don't, we don't, well, we do one of those things.
• 21:56
  We'll just have to wait and see and hope for the best.
• 21:58
  They probably expect the worst 'cause you know, I don't trust
• 22:00
  them at all. Either one of them.
• 22:02
  Well, we do have. Though I think that's one of the
• 22:03
  agencies. The Food and Drug Administration
• 22:05
  is one of the agencies. If I was running the the
• 22:07
  Department of Government Efficiency that I would get rid
• 22:09
  of because there is just so much waste and so much corruption in
• 22:13
  that department. I don't agree with it.
• 22:14
  Well, a lot of people right now, George, are crying for justice
• 22:18
  for Ashley Bad Babbitt. And you found a really
• 22:21
  interesting story here. Tell me about it.
• 22:23
  Well, you know the old man, that Lieutenant Michael Byrd who who
• 22:28
  murdered Ashley Babbitt, you know, she was on the other side
• 22:31
  of the door. She had no weapons in hand and
• 22:33
  and he just shot her and killed her for no like for no reason.
• 22:37
  Blatant. That's blatant murder.
• 22:39
  And you know what? This is a problem with our
• 22:40
  system because they get away with it.
• 22:42
  Now, these internal emails reveal Democrats they're
• 22:45
  actually bowing to birds demands after he killed Ashley Babbitt
• 22:50
  And this you know what? And this gets it's, it's sad,
• 22:53
  but this is true. They also been allocating him
• 22:57
  funds for fallen or wounded officers.
• 23:00
  Now, correct me if I'm wrong. He didn't fall.
• 23:02
  He's not wounded, was he? Sounds like a bribe, doesn't it?
• 23:05
  Right, that sounds like blackmail.
• 23:08
  Sounds like a blackmail and a bribe to keep Bird quiet because
• 23:11
  maybe he didn't want to tell the true story.
• 23:14
  I mean, listen, Ashley Babbitt was an Air Force veteran.
• 23:17
  She wasn't doing anything violent.
• 23:18
  She was trying to climb through a narrow window and do it
• 23:20
  barricaded entry. But the truth of the matter is,
• 23:23
  at that point, there was they were peacefully protesting.
• 23:25
  They wanted to go into the they wanted to go into Congress to
• 23:28
  protest. It wasn't about going after
• 23:29
  senators and congressmen. And she was unarmed.
• 23:33
  He could have fired off a warning shot into the wall or
• 23:35
  into the air. He didn't need to shoot her,
• 23:38
  don't you think? Absolutely.
• 23:41
  Listen, he could have shot her in her leg if he wanted to if
• 23:44
  that was the case, but definitely could have fired off
• 23:47
  a warning shot. But he didn't.
• 23:48
  He just blatantly pointed a gun and shot her.
• 23:51
  I mean, there was no one else around him at the time he could.
• 23:55
  Why didn't he just run off and protect himself?
• 24:01
  I don't know. We'll have to see.
• 24:02
  Hopefully some goodwill come out of it.
• 24:04
  Nothing good to. Come out of it.
• 24:06
  Yeah, it's, it's a tough one for me.
• 24:08
  I, I feel for Ashley Babbitt's family.
• 24:10
  They're still living with this. He should have been criminally
• 24:12
  charged and arrested and, and, and at least manslaughter, if
• 24:15
  not homicide. So listen, you know that music
• 24:19
  means we're going to take a short break here on the Big Ming
• 24:21
  talk radio show. And of course, we'll be right
• 24:24
  back with George Valentin and Lance Finance.
• 24:25
  When we come back, we're going to talk about have you ever
• 24:27
  wanted to get even with telemarketing scammers?
• 24:32
  Did you ever think there's got to be a better way to deal with
• 24:34
  these cronies? How do I have some fun and get
• 24:37
  even? When we come back on the Big
• 24:39
  Ming talk radio show, we're going to tell you how to do
• 24:41
  that. All right, the big Meg talk
• 25:10
  radio show is back. We're live in Denver, New York
• 25:13
  City. We're your hosts, Lance
• 25:14
  Migliaccio, George Valentin bringing you the tip of the
• 25:16
  spear. We also got AI powered.
• 25:19
  Grandmas are taking on the scammers.
• 25:22
  This story is great. Finally, some retribution here
• 25:25
  for everybody. I love it.
• 25:27
  I don't like telemarketers. Nobody likes telemarketers.
• 25:32
  But, you know, I don't know why the government keeps allowing
• 25:36
  them to make these calls. This robo calling.
• 25:40
  I, I mean, my phone, I have it set up where it tells me it's a
• 25:45
  scam call or just that. And I just don't even pick it
• 25:47
  up. I just send it right to
• 25:48
  voicemail. But finally, people came up with
• 25:53
  something, an AI, to outsmart these sneaky scammers.
• 25:58
  Look, scam baiting is really bad, especially the way it seems
• 26:01
  to focus on the elderly. But of course, for anybody that
• 26:03
  doesn't know what scam baiting is, when someone interacts with
• 26:05
  a scammer to waste their time and resources.
• 26:08
  So I think it's great that somebody has figured out an
• 26:11
  alternative. Scamming people is terrible and
• 26:13
  this scam baiting is the best we've seen it on social media.
• 26:16
  And I'll tell you what, I think it does matter because burning
• 26:19
  up the clock on these people and keeping them on the phone,
• 26:22
  you're doing benefit because maybe there isn't somebody else
• 26:24
  that will get scammed because of it.
• 26:26
  So the genius of this is this this AI granny is is is is
• 26:31
  created to try to keep the scammers on the phone as long as
• 26:35
  possible because she kind of makes it seem like she might be
• 26:38
  vulnerable. So it's a great way to do it.
• 26:41
  I love the way this AI powered grandma is working.
• 26:43
  Let's play the clip, George. You got it.
• 26:45
  Here we go, all. Right.
• 26:46
  Are you ready to turn the tables on scammers?
• 26:48
  I'm Kurt the Cyberguy. Follow me at cyberguy.com, where
• 26:51
  my newsletter is free now. Have you ever heard of this?
• 26:53
  It's called scam baiting. That's when someone interacts
• 26:56
  with a scammer to waste their time and resources.
• 27:00
  Some of these online experiences are entertaining and even
• 27:02
  hilarious to watch. Now, instead of falling for
• 27:05
  their sneaky tricks, scam baiters play along knowing it's
• 27:09
  a scam and take the role of a potential victim to keep the
• 27:12
  scammers busy. But get this, there's now some
• 27:16
  new technology to do the scam baiting for you.
• 27:19
  Her name is Daisy and she's an AI powered grandma developed by
• 27:23
  Virgin Media O2 to interact with scammers.
• 27:27
  I'm your worst nightmare. I'm an AI created by O2 to waste
• 27:32
  phone scammers time. When a scam call comes in, Daisy
• 27:36
  automatically answers and engages a caller in
• 27:39
  conversation, wasting their time with her friendly personality
• 27:43
  and quick thinking, she keeps him on the line while gathering
• 27:46
  useful information about their tactics.
• 27:49
  Now before you get too excited, Daisy is currently only
• 27:52
  available for customers of Virgin Media O2 in the UK, but
• 27:56
  other companies in the US are beginning to offer similar AI
• 27:59
  driven solutions. So why should you care about
• 28:02
  scam baiting? Well, there are a few good
• 28:04
  reasons. First, it helps waste the
• 28:06
  scammers time. Every minute they spend with
• 28:09
  Daisy is a minute that they can't use to target someone
• 28:12
  else. Second, scam baiting raises
• 28:15
  awareness about common scams and helps educate other people about
• 28:19
  how to avoid them. Plus, let's not forget watching
• 28:22
  scammers get flustered can be really funny and eye opening.
• 28:27
  Now while scam baiting can be a fun way to fight back against
• 28:30
  scams, really the best defense is just to not pick up a phone
• 28:35
  call or answer any of these scam calls in the 1st place.
• 28:39
  One of the best ways to keep a scammer from finding you is to
• 28:42
  consider investing in data removal services that wipe you
• 28:46
  off the Internet's public databases.
• 28:48
  More stay safe tips like this at cyberguy.com.
• 28:51
  Hey, are you getting my newsletter?
• 28:52
  You really should just click the red button when you open a
• 28:55
  browser and go to cyberguide.com.
• 28:58
  You know, there's a group of guys that you know, they're
• 29:02
  actually on the good side. They're, they're hackers and
• 29:06
  they go after these scam baiting people, companies, a lot of them
• 29:11
  are in actually India and they'll disguise their voice
• 29:14
  like a old grandma or old guy or, or whatever.
• 29:19
  And while they're doing this and this company wants access, you
• 29:23
  know, they, they tell you lock into your account.
• 29:25
  Well, these guys, you know, let them.
• 29:26
  But meanwhile they have software that combats that and, and they
• 29:30
  actually hack into their systems and actually literally like
• 29:33
  start shutting down their whole system and, and, and wipe it
• 29:37
  out. And it's, it's funny.
• 29:39
  It's actually, I love it. Yeah.
• 29:40
  It's. Great.
• 29:40
  I love, I love, I love anything that goes after those people
• 29:43
  because I don't think it's good. I think going after innocent
• 29:45
  victims like that is some of the most miserable crime there is.
• 29:48
  Rotten human beings. I know a lot of it comes out of
• 29:50
  Africa, also the Nigerians. Yeah, but also a long, but hold
• 29:54
  on, I'm going to add to this for people so that they're aware.
• 29:56
  Also you besides these calls, you also get emails or text
• 30:00
  messages saying, for instance, your Amazon packaging arrived or
• 30:03
  your United States Postal Service packaging arrived.
• 30:06
  Click here and those are most of the time 99.9% a scam.
• 30:11
  Or if you get an e-mail saying your PayPal account, I mean, all
• 30:14
  you got to do is look at the addresses, where it's coming
• 30:16
  from or the phone number and you'll you could tell and you.
• 30:20
  Can always hang up and and literally or not answer that
• 30:24
  e-mail and call those companies directly, but go online to find
• 30:27
  the information. Don't use the resources they
• 30:28
  provided there. So that's good advice, George.
• 30:30
  I love it was a lot of talk. Everybody knows that the crypto
• 30:34
  market's been on fire since Donald Trump was won his
• 30:38
  election. The question is, and the
• 30:40
  question is circulating a lot, is the cryptocurrency XRP, which
• 30:43
  is Ripple, a millionaire maker. Of course, you know that XRP is
• 30:47
  aiming to revolutionize the banking industry by offering a
• 30:50
  global settlement and currency exchange system supposed to be
• 30:53
  faster, 10 transactions per second and much, much cheaper.
• 30:58
  The question is, is, is adoption?
• 31:00
  It had some challenges early on. We know about the SEC lawsuit
• 31:03
  that really hurt them. That now has been settled.
• 31:07
  Gary Gensler. I know George isn't a fan and
• 31:10
  I'm not a fan. He's out of there.
• 31:12
  He's saying he's going to resign the 20th.
• 31:14
  But I've heard that Donald Trump has told him by the time I get
• 31:16
  sworn in, if you're not out of there, you're getting fired.
• 31:19
  So we may see him out of there sooner.
• 31:22
  Is is XRP ready to explode? George, what are your thoughts?
• 31:26
  I think it's going to explode. You know, they're, they're a
• 31:30
  very, very much so a transparent company.
• 31:33
  But you know, we talked about this story the other day,
• 31:35
  another intricate part, because back in August, Japan announced
• 31:39
  its plans to implement XRP for all payments nationwide by 2025.
• 31:43
  Well, guess what? We're less than 30 days from
• 31:46
  2025. So we all know Japan's going to
• 31:49
  do it while other countries are going to follow suit.
• 31:52
  And I know when XRP was going through these frivolous DOJ
• 31:57
  lawsuits that they're under NDA, but how, Lance, how many
• 32:02
  countries or contracts that are waiting?
• 32:06
  Yeah, I'm happy you brought that up because SEXRP, because of the
• 32:10
  SEC lawsuits was not allowed to really promote or announce good
• 32:14
  news. Now nobody really knows what
• 32:16
  these contracts are, but there's over 3000 of them.
• 32:19
  I understand there may be 3200 and change.
• 32:22
  If you look at the, if you want to wanted to waste your time and
• 32:24
  go through the entire SEC lawsuit, you'd find it in the
• 32:27
  footnotes, but they're all under NDA.
• 32:30
  So the only person that really knows what's in those contracts
• 32:32
  would be the judge and of course the prosecutors.
• 32:35
  So XRP is sitting on what would appear to be thousands of
• 32:41
  announcements that they've never made.
• 32:43
  And of course, when you know that XRP is all about
• 32:46
  revolutionizing the banking system and you know that SWIFT
• 32:49
  is probably going away or this is going to run on top of SWIFT
• 32:53
  or parallel, maybe keep a small part of the SWIFT system, which
• 32:55
  is the current banking communications.
• 32:58
  You have to think about the, the fact that XRP, most companies
• 33:01
  would die to have a couple of pieces of, of, of new news to
• 33:04
  announce. XRP has got over 3000 of them.
• 33:07
  So you have to think that even though there's going to be some
• 33:09
  adoption challenges, how big is this for XRP and what's the
• 33:14
  potential? A lot of people are calling XRP
• 33:16
  the next Bitcoin. Is that true?
• 33:19
  Well, the truth of the matter is Bitcoin doesn't have as much
• 33:22
  utility by any means that XRP is, and it hasn't been really
• 33:25
  adopted as much as XRP already has been.
• 33:29
  So again, a lot of people say, you know, the blockchain,
• 33:33
  Bitcoin needs the blockchain, but the blockchain doesn't need
• 33:35
  Bitcoin. But the truth of the matter is
• 33:37
  the blockchain does need XRP now, even though bitcoins, the
• 33:41
  granddaddy of cryptocurrency and it's A and it's already exceeded
• 33:44
  that 6 figure price that we all were talking about.
• 33:47
  It hit 103,000 and change I think either yesterday or today.
• 33:52
  I think as far as being an intriguing all coin that has a
• 33:54
  tremendous amount of potential upside, you have to take XRP
• 33:58
  serious, George. I mean, you do.
• 34:00
  I mean, listen, we invested in it, so in it's just going to
• 34:05
  take off. You know, I wonder if any of
• 34:07
  those prosecutors or that judge bought any XRP knowing all those
• 34:11
  contracts, I should try to find their wallets and see that even
• 34:15
  if that's. Interesting, you know, but
• 34:16
  again, let me say this to you guys.
• 34:17
  This is not financial advice. And even though we own some XRP,
• 34:21
  we bought it like many other cryptos, the big make show
• 34:23
  invest in crypto because we believe in it.
• 34:26
  But we are not giving you financial advice because you
• 34:28
  don't want to talk to your own financial advisors.
• 34:30
  And we always recommend that you do your own investigation.
• 34:32
  But when you look at XRP taking aim at the banking industry and
• 34:36
  you think about the amount of fees that are really potential
• 34:40
  there, because let's face it, the fees in the banking industry
• 34:43
  are literally billions and billions and billions of
• 34:46
  dollars. And XRP can do it much less
• 34:48
  expensively. Now that's not the only use of
• 34:50
  XRP. They just came out with their
• 34:51
  RLUSD stable coin. They're so I believe the
• 34:56
  combination of Ripple, XRP and the stable coin, this may very
• 35:00
  well be the next major banking solution.
• 35:04
  And I think with those contracts that are in place, it really an
• 35:07
  extra piece, very inexpensive right now.
• 35:09
  It it doesn't hurt to have some just in case.
• 35:12
  Some people are saying this coin is worth in the thousands.
• 35:16
  Some people have alleged that this could be the next
• 35:18
  $1,000,000 coin. I don't want to think about a
• 35:20
  million, but let me tell you something.
• 35:21
  If it goes to a couple thousand, it could really dramatically
• 35:24
  change your life. And it doesn't need to be
• 35:26
  adopted for banks to use it necessarily.
• 35:28
  But I think they're going to because it's an easy, simple,
• 35:31
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  Miliaccio, we're going to be here waiting for you when you
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  is to know that when we come back, we're going to talk about
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  We are the tip of the spear now. Should broadcast media owners
• 38:17
  worry about Brandon Carr, the new pick to run the FCC?
• 38:20
  Brandon Carr is a choice to head the Federal Commission
• 38:24
  Communications Commission, and he says he plans to scrutinize
• 38:28
  broadcast TV operators to see if they are operating in the public
• 38:32
  interest, which is a requirement that's tied to the 1934
• 38:36
  Communications Act. You know, I could, I can tell
• 38:40
  you right now I don't, I don't even need to read the ACT.
• 38:42
  But if it says in public interest, they're guilty, guilty
• 38:47
  as charged because we all know how the mainstream media is so
• 38:51
  biased. And, you know, there's so many
• 38:53
  things that they've done. We and we can go on and on,
• 38:56
  like, you know, 60 minutes interview with Kamala Harris
• 39:00
  where they where they cut, cut it, edit it and then, you know,
• 39:05
  put out what you really said. I mean, there's so many
• 39:07
  instances. Well, I think the public
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  interest would mean would mean fair reporting, wouldn't it?
• 39:13
  You'd have to think that that 1934 Communications Acts would
• 39:16
  have to be that they just wanted to be reported freely and fairly
• 39:20
  and evenly, but that's not what we see currently.
• 39:22
  So many of the stations MSNBCCNN they only want to interview the
• 39:26
  one side and they only put one sided tilt on it.
• 39:29
  Now I think. The difficulty comes in this is
• 39:31
  that there's some of this that when you look at you have to
• 39:34
  really have an oversight body. Now, the FCC is supposed to be
• 39:36
  that oversight body, but they haven't been that oversight body
• 39:39
  for a very, very long time. And in fact, I believe they
• 39:43
  insulate and protect these stations, along with many people
• 39:48
  online that I believe are violating the law, like social
• 39:50
  media influencers. So I hope Brendan Carr doesn't
• 39:53
  just focus on TV operators. I hope he focuses on people that
• 39:57
  took money to promote specifically these last two
• 40:02
  election cycles. And I'm talking about Joe Biden
• 40:05
  and Kamala Harris. I'm talking about who the people
• 40:07
  they paid, the social media influencers that never told
• 40:10
  people they were being paid. I'm talking about the stations
• 40:12
  that got paid. You know, you got to look at
• 40:15
  Harpo Productions. When you look at what Oprah
• 40:19
  Winfrey did, she was paid $10 million to hold that town hall.
• 40:22
  Well, she did it through Harpo Communications.
• 40:25
  What about them? Are we going to investigate
• 40:26
  them? I think we have to.
• 40:28
  And I don't know exactly What Car means here.
• 40:30
  You know, I'm not sure exactly what he has in mind, But I think
• 40:34
  what's important about this is that he's got a plan about
• 40:37
  enforcing public interest obligations.
• 40:39
  And I think he's right. Now, should these stations be
• 40:43
  concerned? Oh, absolutely, yes.
• 40:44
  How about the ones that took money from George Soros or
• 40:48
  Alexander Soros? How about the ones who were paid
• 40:50
  to disseminate information? I don't like this Odyssey news
• 40:54
  purchased by George Soros. And I don't like the way the SEC
• 40:57
  is expediting it. Is he going to investigate that?
• 40:59
  Because that falls under his scrutiny.
• 41:01
  So I think there's a lot of, listen, these aren't sacred cows
• 41:05
  at the end of the day, they all need to be examined.
• 41:08
  And I think we have to focus on what's right for the country and
• 41:12
  lying, conniving news and people that are involved in that.
• 41:17
  Even social media platforms like the Zuckerbucks, I want
• 41:21
  Zuckerberg to face consequences for the Zuckerbucks.
• 41:23
  I think all those things need to be investigated by car.
• 41:26
  What do you think, George? Well.
• 41:28
  Funny that you brought up Zuckerbucks because recently you
• 41:30
  seen Zuckerberg cozying up to president-elect Trump, aren't
• 41:34
  you? I wonder why but.
• 41:36
  Brandon, yeah. Brandon Carr said this is him
• 41:39
  saying. He said Democrats have been in
• 41:41
  charge of administrative state, the alphabet soup of agencies in
• 41:45
  DC, for at least 12 of the last 16 years.
• 41:49
  And over those 12 years, government control has increased
• 41:53
  and your freedoms have decreased.
• 41:55
  It is time to flip the script in Washington.
• 41:58
  So if that doesn't give you a statement of what what he's?
• 42:04
  It gives me hope because. He said he has another quote
• 42:07
  where he said, I'm just, I'm, I'm just saying follow the law.
• 42:10
  I mean, this law has not been has been on the books for a long
• 42:13
  time. It's not my decision to hold
• 42:15
  broadcasters to a public interest obligation.
• 42:17
  It's Congress. And if you don't like that, then
• 42:19
  they should go to Congress and change the law.
• 42:21
  But these laws are in place. And let me say something.
• 42:23
  It doesn't matter if they change the law right now because the
• 42:26
  law that held when they were doing it would already still be
• 42:29
  in place, so changing it now isn't going to close the
• 42:31
  bathroom door. The stinks already out.
• 42:34
  These companies need to be investigated and we need
• 42:36
  accountability and consequences for all of them.
• 42:38
  And if that means MSNBC and CNN lose their license to broadcast,
• 42:43
  so be it. George, you love this guy.
• 42:47
  I got to say this. You love this guy a bunch.
• 42:50
  I think he's great. You and I have been talking
• 42:52
  about Bitcoin quite a bit. We know it hit a brand new high
• 42:55
  of $103,000. Bitcoin has been on the topic of
• 43:00
  many, many people. Michael Saylor is just doubling
• 43:03
  down. Even Rumble, even our home base
• 43:06
  for the big, big show as is investing or has invested $20
• 43:10
  million in Bitcoin. And then sack the new Bitcoin AI
• 43:15
  czar. He's on the board of directors
• 43:17
  for Rumble. So the world is a small place,
• 43:20
  but I love what the El Salvador president is doing, brother.
• 43:23
  I mean, so do I, and he's done so much for the country
• 43:27
  recently. But I just want to give you guys
• 43:30
  an instance what he's done. So El Salvador was so crime
• 43:34
  burning. It was you wouldn't even want to
• 43:36
  travel there. That's how unsafe it is because
• 43:39
  the gangs were taking over and he, when he became president, he
• 43:43
  said enough is enough. He built prisons and took all
• 43:46
  the gang members and locked them all up.
• 43:49
  They're in there for life. They didn't go nowhere.
• 43:51
  And if you see the documentary on it, they're just housing this
• 43:54
  unit. I mean, there is no movement.
• 43:58
  There is no trying to get cell phones because you have to go
• 44:01
  through certain sections of metal detectors, even the
• 44:04
  guards. He's got it on strict lockdown.
• 44:07
  So he's doing what's good for the country.
• 44:08
  He's a smart guy. And by doing this, by taking on
• 44:13
  Bitcoin and his investment in it, I mean, how he look, what
• 44:19
  he's done, that's that's just unbelievably smart and great.
• 44:23
  And by the way, I just want to let people know, I don't know if
• 44:25
  you know their slants. He's not even Spanish.
• 44:27
  You know, the president of Al Salvador is, I believe he's,
• 44:32
  he's Arabic. I don't know if he's Lebanese,
• 44:33
  but he's Arabic, you know? From what?
• 44:35
  What? I did.
• 44:36
  I did not know that. You know, listen, I love the
• 44:39
  stance this guy has taken. He's turned the country around.
• 44:42
  I mean, El Salvador is now one of the safest places in the
• 44:45
  world because specifically because of Naive.
• 44:47
  And I think that's important. I think it's important to show
• 44:50
  how quickly a good president and good leadership can change a
• 44:54
  country. I mean, he's literally done this
• 44:55
  in, what, a year and a half? And then I think what's genius
• 44:59
  of him is he looked at El Salvador and said, what aren't
• 45:01
  we doing correctly? How are we not empowering our
• 45:04
  people? How are we not supporting our
• 45:05
  people to have strong businesses and have a strong economy?
• 45:09
  And he right away said he was going to adopt Bitcoin.
• 45:11
  I don't know what his initial investment was, but I know that
• 45:14
  now that reported investment that he has for the country is
• 45:17
  $600 million. So it grew quite a bit.
• 45:22
  And I think what's really, really great about this is then
• 45:24
  he did this promotion, which I thought was just unbelievable.
• 45:28
  You got to remember this. Let me let me back up here for a
• 45:30
  minute. Two years ago, Bitcoin, it was
• 45:32
  very volatile and it it, it was actually had fallen to $16,000.
• 45:37
  And then of course, it went from there and it went up to 60, some
• 45:40
  thousand, and then it fell back to 30.
• 45:43
  But of course, here we are now and it's just rocking along
• 45:47
  doing what it's doing. Bitcoins just cranking.
• 45:49
  A lot of people think we're going to see $1,000,000 Bitcoin
• 45:52
  in our lifetime. I wouldn't be surprised at the
• 45:54
  rate it's going. But you, Kelly, did the right
• 45:57
  thing here. He jumped in and then he did
• 46:00
  this promotion that I thought was incredible, George.
• 46:02
  He offered everybody that would sign up for a digital crypto
• 46:06
  wallet $30.00 in Bitcoin. Now, I know a lot of those
• 46:10
  people didn't hold it. A lot of those people quickly
• 46:12
  cashed out. But what a cool way to try to
• 46:15
  get people involved, right? Really, I mean, it's a great
• 46:19
  way. I mean, I mean unbelievably
• 46:22
  smart and intelligent, but we went on about how much so El
• 46:26
  Salvador, their their their reported investment of Bitcoin
• 46:30
  now stands at more than 600 million.
• 46:33
  And that was from like a day ago.
• 46:35
  So everybody knows. So they're saying they, they're
• 46:40
  sitting on a like over a little, just a little over 300 million
• 46:43
  plus profit. So that will kind of tell you
• 46:46
  how much they invest in Bitcoin. But man, I, I truthfully, when
• 46:52
  some of these countries are going towards Bitcoin, when it's
• 46:54
  really volatile and jumped down to what like 30,000, I was like,
• 46:57
  oh man, these countries are going to take, they're going to
• 46:59
  go bankrupt. But you know, they, they're
• 47:02
  smart. They held on to whoever did and
• 47:05
  look where they're at now. I would have never thought it
• 47:08
  would. Reach people regrets.
• 47:11
  The people that cashed out their Bitcoin have regrets, but the
• 47:13
  cool part is by giving them the wallet, getting them involved,
• 47:16
  giving them the Bitcoin, who knows how many of these people
• 47:18
  maybe invested more of the money.
• 47:20
  I know people in you know, El Salvador don't have a ton of
• 47:22
  money, but maybe some of these people got deeply involved.
• 47:25
  And if you think about this, imagine if they did that here in
• 47:27
  the United States. Imagine if they gave they told
• 47:29
  everybody to sign up for a Bitcoin while they were going to
• 47:31
  give them 50 bucks. All we have to do is stop
• 47:33
  sending money to Ukraine. They could easily do it.
• 47:35
  At the end of the day, it's too bad that the Social Security
• 47:38
  fund didn't invest in Bitcoin, right?
• 47:41
  Maybe they could have repaid that $2.2 trillion that the
• 47:45
  government took out of Social Security where your mom and my
• 47:47
  mom would be getting more money. Maybe they could have invested
• 47:50
  some of the some of the Social Security fund into Bitcoin,
• 47:53
  Ethereum, and maybe some of the other crypto market.
• 47:54
  And maybe they could have accumulated more money, so the
• 47:57
  payments would be bigger because the payments and Social Security
• 48:00
  for the elderly have not kept up with inflation well.
• 48:03
  So it's horrendous. And everybody knows this.
• 48:05
  Hold on. We've all got an aging an aging
• 48:07
  person in our family, whether it's her father or mother or
• 48:09
  somebody else, a brother or sister.
• 48:12
  But since you brought up hold on, since you brought up Social
• 48:14
  Security, I just want to add this real quick.
• 48:16
  So recently Democrats have been putting out information that
• 48:20
  Republicans want to cut Social Security because the Dodge
• 48:24
  Committee, you know, Department of Government Efficiency, Elon
• 48:28
  Musk and Ramaswami have said they want to work on Social
• 48:33
  Security. And they're automatically
• 48:35
  turning that into like, they want to, you know, cut their
• 48:38
  benefits. No, they want to cut the waste
• 48:41
  that's going on with Social Security.
• 48:42
  They're looking their statements, they said that
• 48:45
  people that's supposed to be getting this are not getting it.
• 48:47
  Why? Where's that money going to?
• 48:49
  So it's they're not cutting anybody's benefits.
• 48:52
  We actually want to cut the government wasteful spending
• 48:55
  where people can actually get more money all.
• 48:58
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• 49:46
  Yes we are. God bless.
• 49:47
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