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What About The Epstein Files At Langley? EP706 · The Big Mig Show

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Creator with certain unalienable Rights, by liberty.
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If liberty means anything at all, it means right to tell
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Make America great again. Welcome back to the Big Meek
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Miliaccio with my Ride or Die Co host George Ballantine.
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still talking about Epstein. And yes, we will go after both
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I care about our country. As far as Washington DC, not so
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There are some people I trust here, but not all of them.
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I'm surprised you don't care at all.
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You have caringness in you. Oh.
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George, what's up bro? I don't know.
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How are you, man? You know what Lance, I'm doing
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Seem a little tired. No, I'm good.
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Oh, well, you're very thoughtful.
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Maybe I'm not, I guess I don't know.
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Yeah, you could be you. You're a little callous.
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I can be right, all right. That rough up is that rough
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thing. Upbringing, I guess.
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I don't know. Could be.
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All right, You know, we were, we've been covering Epstein the
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last couple of days. Of course you know that this.
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House in the Senate, I know. I know we're screwed.
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We're screwed. Our views just went down.
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They didn't. Actually.
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So here's what you got. There's a lot of things I want
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to tell you. Some of it we we're probably not
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going to be able to tell you, but I am going to tell you this.
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That's only because this already came out.
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Grant Stitchfield came out and said it Stitchfield.
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So now I'm going to tell you it's great that they voted to
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release the Epstein files. I think the redaction loophole
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is a problem. I think the ongoing
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investigation loophole is a problem.
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I'm hearing some not great things.
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Johnson is not happy that it passed in its current format.
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He wanted to make some changes. I have no idea what those
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changes are. Now, wait a minute, Let me
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finish. And he's had a discussion with
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Donald Trump about. That.
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Oh, that's good, that's good. I was worried there was some
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stuff going on but I want to tell.
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You this but why did he put why did he allow the bill to go to
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the floor to vote if he wasn't happy with it?
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And why not make changes this? Who knows, this Johnson's a
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little bitch. But this is an ongoing pattern
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with the with the I don't like it everybody.
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They did it the other day with Johnson's world bill.
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I don't like Johnson. He's didn't he say something
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about the funding bill? The same thing all.
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Of every time he always leaves himself a back door.
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I think he sucks. That's my opinion, but I do have
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a big concern. Not only do we do, we show you
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on the show, we showed you documentations to prove that
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Epstein in his Florida case, the first time he got hit for
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trafficking and a bunch of other things, he was working as an FBI
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informant and he actually gave the FBI several large hedge fund
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operators that were violating tax laws.
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He knew about it because they'd asked him to consult him about
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it. They had paid him for
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consulting. So he was able to hand those
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guys to the FBI hook, line and sinker.
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That's how he got him out of the that case.
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So he was an FBI informant. Now that's we know about those
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cases. There may be very many others.
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Here's my big concern. We now know that through
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different things. We showed you some clips
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yesterday that Epstein was working with the CIA as an
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informant. My concern is that what we're
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getting is the saucy clickbait Epstein vials, right?
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Celebrities and tabloid junk, of course, meant to distract us.
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But the real power, the real dirt, isn't sitting at the DOJ.
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It's not there at all. It is buried deep inside the
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State Department and the CIA, and I would bet inside of Mossad
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vaults also. We will likely never be allowed
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to see that. And that's my concern because
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maybe the real dirt, because what we're hearing is that he
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wasn't just some rogue pervert with a private island.
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We're hearing that he was paid hundreds of millions of dollars
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as a foreign agent working for the United States government and
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his mission was A2 pronged operation.
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We told you, Georgian, you and I have said this over and over
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again, Epstein never made any legitimate money.
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It was bribery, coercion, insider trading and compromising
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individuals to get access to information along with
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compromising people so that our own federal government could
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manipulate those individuals. And I believe that goes across
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business people, academia, politics, celebrities, wealthy
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foreign leaders. I think this was a covert
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influence network. And, and, and Grant Stinschfield
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thinks the same thing. I think we're going to find that
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the majority of the important Epstein documents just, you
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know, they're not at the DOJ, they are inside the CIA.
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So if you want to start making a stink, I wasn't going to say
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this until Stinchfield came out with it.
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I think there's boxes and boxes inside the State Department and
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the CIA all related to Epstein material.
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Let's show the media where Trump acknowledges that he signed the
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bill into law for the Epstein transparency.
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So we signed a bill into law releasing the so-called Epstein
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files. I mean look how long it took to
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get the JFK files and get all like the real files.
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Do we even get all of them? They might.
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They might release. I mean, Roger Stone, who's an
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expert on JFK, says we still don't have all of them.
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Yeah, right. So I'm pretty sure there's stuff
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in these files that are going to be sitting in a locked vault
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somewhere, somewhere deep inside still.
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They're probably still using them for blackmail.
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I I don't know. It's possible.
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You never know how the government operates or anybody
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operates. Classic blackmail.
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That's what they do. I mean, look, they when they
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compromise people, they don't want to give that information
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up. So the question is, does the
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Transparency Act? Cause of course we've already
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heard the statement, right? We may not be able to release
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some stuff for national security interests.
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So of course, what does that mean?
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Everything at the CIA and everything at the State
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Department, those are all national security.
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Well, what's national, what could be investigations, what
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could be national security on the FC files?
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Let's let's, let's look, let's take a look at this.
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Here's a guy that was blackmailing people.
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He was trafficking women, using women, drugging them, having
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other high-ranking people jump along on his gravy train.
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So what is national security? The only thing I can think of
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would be national security is, I don't know, a high-ranking
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member of Congress or Senate, former president in these files.
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Maybe a judge could be a SCOTUS judge.
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I don't know. I I'm just saying, could that be
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considered national security to their eyes?
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It is because you know why? Because a lot of people be
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pissed and a lot of people meaning it doesn't matter what
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affiliation you have with the party, y'all should be pissed.
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I'm telling you that if you guys really want to make a stink, you
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might be surprised the reactions you get, Why don't you start
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posting? Wait a minute, wait, wait, let
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me finish. Why don't you start posting and
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all the congressional accounts on X and say, hey, by the way,
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will the Epstein files include all the files they have on him
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at the State Department and the CIA Langley headquarters?
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Go ahead and start doing that and watch the reactions you
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start getting. So remember last time when Pam
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Bondi said she had all the files on her desk and.
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Oh yeah. She said she had to redact them.
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She got 1000 agents and I and I made this statement and I stand
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by it. She's going to redact them
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according to who drops the bag of cash off to her to keep their
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name out of it. How do we know that's not going
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to happen again? I don't know.
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We don't, because I don't think we do, do we?
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Because all right, who in Congress actually seen these
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files? Before, I don't think anybody.
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If they had, Congress had them. I'm pretty sure somebody must
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have seen them. Maybe.
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I don't know. Are we going to count on them to
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tell us the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help
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you God? Probably not.
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Did Congress see the files over at the State Department and and
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over at CIA Langley headquarters?
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Probably not. I don't know just how.
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About Donald Trump, did he see those files?
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I doubt it. Maybe the files of DOJ have are
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the salacious, you know, oh, he's a pervert, you know, You
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know, I'm trying to think of Microsoft.
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What am I trying to think? I don't know.
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You know who went to the head of Microsoft?
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Why am I drawing a blank Bill? Gates.
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Bill Gates 27 or 28 times, allegedly.
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Sure, that's interesting. But I bet you there's a lot more
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that they're not going to show us.
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Go ahead. I dare you guys start posting
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into the CIA over on X Go post on all the different
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congressional members on X and start saying, hey, by the way,
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now this transparency is acting here.
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Are they going to give us all the files that are sitting over
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at Langley and over at the State Department on MC?
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You know those fall. They'll throw some big names
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just, you know, to keep people, like, happy and satisfied, you
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know, I mean. Like celebrity big names are
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like. They pretty much know Bill
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Clinton's on there, so it's probably they're going to say
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let, let it go through without the redaction.
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He's already cooked. He didn't want to testify the
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other day, him and Hillary. So let's just leave it on there.
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I mean, look at the to do with from Harvard.
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I mean, are they going to arrest Bill and Hillary for defying A
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subpoena to testify? Lance, you know better than
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that. I'm just saying, I'm asking, you
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know, I'm not sure what this gets us.
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Listen, Congress, specifically the Republicans, they can't even
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throw what, throw somebody off a committee or something because
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they got, they can't vote together.
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You think they're going to all come together and put charges on
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for defying Congress to Bill and Hillary Clinton?
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Fuck no. Ain't got no balls, no guts and
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glories. But they let it happen to Trump
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and they didn't do nothing. They didn't stop it.
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So what makes you think they're going to do something to
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somebody else? But Trump, you know you should
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be pissed because they allowed it to happen.
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They're allowing shit to happen now.
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Lance, are you texting? I can see your eyes.
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No, I'm actually typing on true social.
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No, right now, while we're on the show.
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I am. I'm, I'm putting something up
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right now. I'm going to read it to the
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audience. You can't put it up right now,
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Lance. What?
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Oh yeah, I got you. I'll put it up after the show.
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Don't do it. All right, all right, so let's
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talk about 5 to 4 decisions. Supreme Court sides with Donald
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Trump. They agree that his 1798 Alien
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Enemies Act, the wartime authority, is in fact
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enforceable and they can't stop him from deporting illegal
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invaders, you know, that have been parts of transnational
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gangs like MS13, Trey, Data, Rago, cartel members, etcetera,
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etcetera. And they can round them up and
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deport them directly to El Salvador's mega prison.
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Looks like El Salvador's mega prison is going to get some new,
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new tenants. What do you think, George I?
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Mean they could use it, they have the space.
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Yeah, they have room. Why not fill it up?
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I like it. We can, we don't have to go just
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we can round them up and boom, throw them on a plane.
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There ain't no hold them here. Go try to court trials.
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None of that. That's it.
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SCOTUS ruled. I mean, it used to be when
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SCOTUS ruled, that was supreme, supreme law of the land, right?
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You know, But the Democrats still try to find a workaround,
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and liberal judges will still rule against.
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It so Boasberg gets it shoved up his booty by the Supreme Court.
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I feel like they should just, you know, go ahead and and
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impeach Boasberg. He's a piece of shit.
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He's a bad federal judge. And what I hate about it is
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there are some amazing, incredible, brilliant federal
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judges. And at the end of the day,
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Boasberg is giving them all a bad name.
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He needs to go. Let's play the clip.
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Now we have a fox. News alert, The Supreme Court
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just cleared the way for Trump to deport illegals even faster.
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The High Court ruled that Trump can use the Alien Enemies Act to
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send Venezuelan gang bangers to a mega prison in El Salvador.
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This is a huge ruling in Trump's favor and a major win for the
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country after as you know, DC Judge James Bosberg ordered a
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stop to the deportations. So this is pretty significant,
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these deportations, Caroline can keep going.
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This is a massive legal victory, Jesse, a massive victory for law
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and order and for our constitutional Republic in the
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sovereignty of the United States of America.
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We called on the Supreme Court to rein in these activist judges
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like Judge Boasberg, who was completely out of line in trying
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to say that the president didn't have the executive authority to
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deport foreign terrorists out of our soil.
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We have always maintained the position at the White House that
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the president was well within his constitutional authority to.
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So, and this decision proves that President Trump and our
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administration have always been right from the beginning.
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He will continue to utilize the Alien Enemies Act to remove
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foreign terrorists and trendy Aragua members, vicious gang
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members from American communities.
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And because of this ruling, the United States of America is a
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much safer place. Our team will get to work
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tomorrow to deport these heinous, violent foreign
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terrorists from our neighborhoods.
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And you had another couple critical wins in the court with
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regard to Doge. Tell us about.
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Those that seems to be making progress.
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Yes, absolutely. There have been many wins that
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the mainstream media has failed to cover, particularly over the
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weekend. The Supreme Court also ruled
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that the president does in fact, have the authority over federal
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funding, that he can dictate what funds can go out the door
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and what can't, so long as they are part of the executive
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branch. So we've always, again,
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maintained that every executive order the president has signed
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and every executive action that he has taken has been well
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within his executive authority. And Doge is doing a tremendous
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job at cutting back at the waist and the fraud and the abuse that
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have been ripping off American taxpayers that have not been
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aligned with our interests here in our country.
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So we're going to continue the president's agenda.
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Again, he's well within his constitutional authority.
21:31
And it's great to see the Supreme Court reining in these
21:34
activist judges who are wearing robes but are acting as judicial
21:38
activists. Not as.
21:40
Real judges and real arbiters of the law all.
21:42
Right. Lawyers.
21:43
Wrong. I can't believe a lawyer would
21:45
ever be wrong. It just just amazes me.
21:48
They think they're always right, I guess.
21:50
Not this tongue. Sorry, Bozberg.
21:51
We love you, but we're sorry, Caroline.
21:54
Thank you. You know, my sentiment's exactly
21:57
with Jesse Watters about lawyers.
21:59
That's all I can say at the moment about that.
22:03
I mean, at the end of the day, my thing is very clear when it
22:06
comes to what's going on here. And I, you know, I feel like
22:10
it's been going on for too long, right?
22:11
At the end of the day, they get away with murder.
22:14
There are no consequences. And these judges, the activist
22:17
judges, not the good judges, the activist ones.
22:20
It's terrible. And I think at this point, I
22:23
really think that there needs to be some impeachments is enough
22:26
is enough. So we'll see.
22:28
We'll see what happens. Hopefully they learn how to
22:30
impeach. But you know, Congress really,
22:32
there's always some underhanded deal that the American people
22:34
don't know about. And look, here's one right here.
22:37
I was just going. To say that you said under a
22:40
hand deal, I was like, well, just so happens that the DOJ is
22:44
now charging Congresswoman Sheila Shefulius McCormick.
22:49
She's, of course, she's a Democrat from Florida.
22:53
Yeah, Yeah, I know. Which stealing 5 million in FEMA
22:58
funds, then laundering the proceeds and then using the
23:03
money support her 2021 congressional campaign she's
23:07
facing. Listen to this number.
23:09
Up to 53 years in prison if convicted.
23:12
Let me put her picture up so everybody can see her.
23:16
Yep. You know what happened?
23:18
It's actually her brother's also involved in in this with her,
23:21
his name and she. Used the funds for her
23:23
congressional, her her congressional campaign in 2021.
23:27
Yeah. Nice.
23:28
So what they listen what they did, they both worked for their
23:31
family health care company which was they worked on AI think it
23:35
was a FEMA funded COVID-19 vaccination staffing contract in
23:38
2021. Well now this is what's messed
23:42
up though. In July 2021, the company
23:44
received an overpayment of 5 million in FEMA funds.
23:48
I wonder, I wonder how many other people have received
23:50
overpayment in FEMA funds now? I mean, we don't hear much.
23:54
About that, you know that Oprah Winfrey got like a million, 345
23:58
in PPP loans that were forgiven. She's a billionaire and her PPP
24:03
loans were forgiven. By who?
24:05
The government, the US government forgave the loans got
24:08
a million 3/4. That's nice.
24:11
Yeah, Oprah Winfrey, nothing like the good taxpayer.
24:15
Now this, Now what she did, this is interesting.
24:17
She used her personal expenses. She said they were personal
24:21
expenses, but they were really political spending.
24:24
And then she inflated her charitable contributions in
24:26
order to reduce her tax obligations.
24:29
It wasn't enough to steal the money.
24:31
She also had to cheat on her taxes.
24:34
Yeah, well, I mean, she got this money then she she actually used
24:39
a bunch of bank accounts to route the money to multiple
24:41
accounts. It's trying trying to hide it,
24:43
you know. OK, you're not going to hide it
24:45
like that. Maybe you should put it in
24:46
crypto though. She's also another outspoken,
24:50
full of shit congresswoman. I never, I never heard of her.
24:54
She posted this serves. This is when Donald Trump got
24:58
federally, you know, convicted for his felonies.
25:01
This serves as another reminder that no American is above the
25:04
law. Well, it looks like the chickens
25:06
came home to roost on that quote.
25:08
Here's here's the thing for you. So her tax preparer was David K
25:12
Spencer, right? He he got charged too.
25:14
What how much? What do you bet he's going to
25:16
flip to help them whatever they can to lock her up You.
25:19
Know they're all going to run, I wonder.
25:20
Can just. Show up her little truth and her
25:22
little Twitter post with that comment that serves as another
25:26
rhyme. No American is by the law.
25:27
So many of these people came out and talked shit when Donald
25:31
Trump got falsely convicted of felonies.
25:33
We know it was total bullshit. It's funny how they all came out
25:37
and said it, but they were all breaking the law themselves
25:39
acting like they weren't doing anything.
25:41
Here she is stealing FEMA's important federal, you know
25:44
emergency disaster funds are important for Americans that are
25:47
suffering here. This bitch stole five mil.
25:51
You think? Wow.
25:53
Let's see if she cries. Oh, there's just another
25:56
political hit job against me. Donald Trump coming after his
25:59
political enemies. Well, I mean, you didn't.
26:01
I don't. I don't recall her really
26:03
attacking Trump. I mean, whatever, but she says
26:08
that and we'll just have to remind her of her post.
26:10
I mean, you said it, ma'am. We're just going to help you
26:13
remind you, bring out the memory, because I know I have
26:15
problems with other memories. They're suppressed and it's
26:18
tough to bring it out. But what?
26:20
We have the evidence here. We'll just have your post and
26:22
show it to you to remind you. No problem.
26:25
No one's above the law, right? Is she American?
26:28
Is she even American because she says no American.
26:30
She might not be an American. Maybe she's.
26:32
Who knows what the hell she is? What she is, is somebody getting
26:34
ready to be convicted. All right.
26:37
You know. Obstruction of justice.
26:40
You guys have heard us mention things like that on the show.
26:42
Well, looks like Jack Smith, another one of his cronies, his
26:46
top deputy was just criminally referred to the DOJ for
26:50
obstruction of justice to Congress.
26:54
So basically, he wouldn't answer questions.
26:58
This is Thomas Wyndham we're talking about.
27:01
He's a former senior assistant special counsel to Jack the
27:04
Weasel Smith and, of course, refusing to answer every
27:08
question during a deposition before House Judiciary Committee
27:11
members. So Wyndham's getting referred.
27:15
Is Pam Bondi going to do something about it?
27:17
I have to say earlier, George, I want to comment.
27:18
I was happy to see Caroline Leavitt doing that interview
27:22
instead of the Fox News AG Pam Bondi.
27:25
It was nice to see Caroline Levitt, which that's her job to
27:28
work with the breast. That's her job to do exactly
27:32
what should be done instead of having Pam Bondi on there
27:34
talking about something. All right.
27:37
I don't know, let's, I mean, what, what did we got, what kind
27:40
of charges we got on him, you know?
27:42
Well, right now, they referred him for obstruction of justice.
27:44
I guess the topics that he wouldn't answer were knowledge
27:47
of a February 2021 proposal that JP Cooney brought to the FBI to
27:52
investigate President Trump and the individuals within his
27:54
orbit, interactions with the materials obtained from the
27:56
January 6th Select Committee, information related to the
27:59
surveillance of Representative Scott Perry and the seizure of a
28:01
cell phone. I mean, the guy basically didn't
28:04
want to answer the questions. So we've got a copy of the
28:06
referral. George put it up there.
28:07
You can see that there. Yeah, of course.
28:10
Are we going to get criminal charges or are they just going
28:12
to go, oh, it's no big deal here, let me just give you a
28:14
little slap. Oh, you'll be you were a bad
28:17
boy. You know, I mean, it's more of
28:20
that dumb shit. We'll have to see.
28:22
Like I I've said it many times in the show.
28:23
I have I have just as many deep state arrests as Pam Bondi right
28:27
now. So just as just a comment, you
28:30
know you. Don't have how many you got,
28:32
Lance, Just so. 0. What?
28:35
I have 0. We need to get you that letter
28:38
from the president where he gives you a full you.
28:40
Give me the authorization. I'll have a lot more than Pam
28:42
Bondi. I won't wait.
28:43
I know. I know.
28:44
These people will get wrapped up.
28:46
Treason, seditious conspiracy, sedition.
28:48
I'll write the indictments myself if she doesn't know how
28:50
to do it. All right, I'm going to take a
28:54
short break with a little house. Music.
28:55
George got a little house going there.
28:57
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29:20
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You're right. So yeah, I just saw something.
36:03
I got to share it. So Judge Bosberg just revived
36:07
criminal contempt proceedings against Trump over Alien Enemies
36:10
Act deportation. Shocker.
36:13
If this guy, if there's not a judge that's supposed your child
36:16
of impeachment, I don't know what is.
36:18
And that's the problem, right? The the Republicans aren't doing
36:21
what they need to do because they're complicit in my opinion,
36:24
and Pam Bondi isn't doing what they need to do.
36:27
They should have already moved to impeach this guy.
36:29
I'm not saying it's going to pass, but you have to start this
36:32
whole lifetime appointment and you never can get fired from
36:35
your job. Is the reason we have all these
36:38
biased judges because they think they can get away with anything
36:43
they want. They lie on the stand.
36:44
They manipulate the law. And that's not all of them.
36:47
There are some fantastic federal judges.
36:48
I know some of them, really good human beings.
36:50
So, all right, I don't like Joycelyn Benson.
36:56
I think she's a crook. We're talking about the Michigan
36:58
Secretary of State. I think she's a conniving liar.
37:02
Now, if you'll remember George, she told the federal government
37:06
that they would not release the Michigan State voter rolls or
37:11
any of the data because it was a Michigan State secret.
37:15
She claimed it was a state secret.
37:18
But what's interesting is it's a state secret when it comes to
37:21
the feds. But when you're dealing with
37:23
Eric, the Electronic Registration Information Center,
37:28
and you know it's a left-leaning database, you guys already know
37:32
about Eric. You've heard people talk about
37:33
it for years. She's paying $12 million a year
37:39
to give them all the voter data in Michigan.
37:42
And then Eric isn't just keeping it.
37:46
They send it to another non profit.
37:49
The other one is called the Center for Election Innovation
37:51
and Research or SER. So you got Eric.
37:54
The common thread between Eric and Sarah is a liberal operative
37:57
named David Becker. He's the common thread.
37:59
And he fund, he founded both of these groups.
38:02
So Benson tells the federal government, sorry, state secret.
38:05
In the meantime, she's giving Michigan money to two nonprofits
38:10
who are operated by this David Becker character.
38:15
And guess what? They've got access to all the
38:17
data, but the federal government, sorry, state secret,
38:19
can't give it. Unbelievable.
38:22
Joycelyn Benson is a crook, a liar.
38:25
I want to see a federal indictment on this bitch.
38:28
Seriously. I'm, I'm, you know, this is the
38:29
problem. We are not making the moves to
38:32
fix our election system swiftly enough.
38:35
We're getting distracted with some stuff.
38:37
It's not because I understand the the importance of the
38:39
Epstein files, but there are thousands of FBI agents.
38:44
I I got to believe it's possible to investigate some of these
38:46
other people that maybe you can put 345 agents on it, maybe
38:49
bring back some of the agents you fired.
38:51
I mean the good ones. I don't know.
38:54
Let's play the clip and not George.
38:55
I want to hear what you think. If you think the same way I do
38:57
about this, it's disgusting all. Right, let's go.
39:02
To hear Jocelyn Benson tell it, Michigan voter data is a state
39:06
secret and she's safeguarding it from the federal government.
39:09
I told them they can't have it because God knows you wouldn't
39:12
want the federal government to have your Social Security
39:15
number. But what if I told you Benson
39:17
gives our voter data away to a non profit and that she has for
39:20
years since taking office in 2019.
39:23
This is the Electronic Registration Information Center
39:26
or Eric. And it's not quite right to say
39:28
Benson gives our data away to Eric.
39:30
Actually, she spends taxpayer money to do this.
39:33
She spends our money to give away your data.
39:36
Then on TV, Benson Play acts as the guardian of your data.
39:40
I told them they can't have it. Once Eric gets the voter, Dana,
39:43
it sends it out to another nonprofit.
39:46
This one is called the Center for Election Innovation and
39:48
Research, or CEIR, the Common Thread.
39:52
Between Eric and CEIR is a liberal operative named David
39:55
Becker. He founded both in 2020.
39:58
Becker's CEIR gave Benson's nonprofit $12 million on the eve
40:02
of the election. Naturally, Benson used it to buy
40:05
Jocelyn Benson ads. I'm Secretary of State Jocelyn
40:09
Benson. This year, Lansing Republicans
40:11
smelled a rat. They tried to pull Michigan out
40:14
of Eric, as eight other states have already left, but they
40:17
didn't have the votes. Republicans facing Benson and
40:20
the governor's race would be smart to make this a campaign
40:23
issue. On the campaign trail, this is
40:25
an easy story to tell. Jocelyn Benson's friends get
40:28
Michigan voter data and they get paid to take it, while Michigan
40:31
taxpayers get to fund both sides of the lawsuit between Benson
40:35
and the US Department of Justice.
40:39
I mean, man, oh man, if this isn't a reason to investigate
40:44
Joycelyn Benson and, and the point of the matter is telling
40:47
the federal government that it's a state secret and then turning
40:49
around and and paying to give it to other, you know, nonprofits,
40:55
left-leaning, David Becker, controlled nonprofits,
40:58
incredible horrendous, I might say.
41:01
So I've got to tell you we need to do something about it.
41:04
So I don't know if this is a sign or not.
41:08
I'm not even sure the legitimacy of this video, but I have to say
41:11
it was compelling enough that I wanted to throw it up here for
41:14
you guys. Allegedly, golfers at the Auld
41:18
Tacoa Farm Golf Course saw their tee times pushed back on
41:23
Thursday morning after hundreds of bald eagles descended onto
41:27
one of the greens, covering the fairway like a feathery
41:30
blockade. Let's play the clip, George.
41:37
What's going on here? Well, Jimmy, what do we do now?
41:43
Not much we can do. Our tee time's up to.
41:45
Them now What the hell? That's eagles bald.
41:51
I never seen so many bald eagles in one place.
41:53
Where is this? I have never seen and like I've
41:56
seen it a couple times where I saw like 3-4 bald eagles in one
41:59
area, you know, hunting fish and other stuff.
42:01
I don't know what's going on here.
42:03
Even the legitimacy of it I'm questioning.
42:06
But I looked at it and I couldn't find any like AI and
42:08
anomalies. I didn't ask rock or anything.
42:10
I didn't have time. I was looking for stories and I,
42:13
I thought it was just interesting.
42:14
If this is in fact true, this is, I don't know what.
42:16
Maybe it's a sign from God. I don't know.
42:18
It's it's a crazy thing. All right.
42:20
I thought this was a super serious announcement, as you
42:24
know. Yeah, this is big if you really
42:27
understand it. I had to go really research just
42:29
to understand this. So, you know, Donald Trump just
42:33
got a trillion dollar commitment from Saudi Arabia.
42:35
He's been winning and dining the Prince.
42:37
He had a, he had a, a private dinner with the Prince, Elon
42:41
Musk and himself. And I think Melania was there
42:44
also. But he had a private dinner last
42:46
night, very exclusive. I'm not talking about the big
42:49
dinner. He had another dinner private,
42:52
which is Elon Musk, the Saudi Arabian Prince, of course.
42:55
And I think Melania might have been there, but I'm not
42:57
positive. Pretty crazy.
42:59
Of course, Elon Musk is back in the saddle.
43:00
Maybe he was never out. Maybe Trump was worried about
43:03
his safety. So last night, Trump just
43:07
revealed at the big dinner that Saudi Arabia is now a major non
43:14
NATO ally. Now, you know, Trump's been
43:17
talking more and more about pulling away from NATO.
43:19
He doesn't like the fact that he's constantly, the United
43:21
States government is constantly footing the bill for NATO.
43:25
He just signed a military cooperation agreement.
43:28
You know, they've got the new F-47 that's being built.
43:31
He's agreed to give to sell the Saudi Arabians the F35
43:36
technology. He's going to sell them F35
43:38
planes and all the support. He signed this complete military
43:41
cooperation act. So this is this is a big and
43:45
this is kind of a new era in peace in the Middle East because
43:48
this has never happened before. And a major non NATO allies is a
43:51
very powerful role because it gives Saudi Arabia and it gives
43:57
us complete access to everything on both sides of the government.
44:02
So this is this is like an alliance that you would you
44:05
would want with your most powerful allies.
44:08
And of course, Saudi Arabia with their money.
44:10
That's a very powerful ally for the US and the Middle East.
44:14
Well, play the clip. You want them definitely as an
44:16
ally in the Middle East, especially if you want the
44:19
Palestinian, all those pieces of decisions continuing to actually
44:24
build up Gaza and everything you need to.
44:26
He waited, George, He waited. He didn't.
44:28
He could have announced this when they did the big presser at
44:30
the White House, but he waited till the dinner that night.
44:34
So it was kind of a big thing. He even says he waited.
44:36
Like I wanted to give you guys a big announcement.
44:38
Oh, let's hear it. So that's why tonight I'm
44:40
pleased to announce that we're taking our military cooperation
44:43
to even greater heights by formerly designating Saudi
44:47
Arabia as a major non NATO ally, which is something that is very
44:54
important to them. And I'm just telling you now for
44:56
the first time because they wanted to keep a little secret
44:59
for tonight. I just heard him say, oh, that's
45:01
nice, That's another point you won today, but and signing a
45:06
historic strategic defense agreement, which we just signed
45:10
a little while ago. So congratulations at South
45:12
Carolina. I got to add something.
45:21
That big gold eagle there up on top?
45:22
I got to add something. The Saudi Arabian Prince also
45:26
made a deal with Elon Musk to build the most powerful AI
45:29
supercomputer in the world. Where?
45:33
I don't know where they're going to build it.
45:35
I just saw the announcement. Major, major investment.
45:38
Wait a minute. Huge deal.
45:40
I thought we're building. We got two of them, one well.
45:42
It could be an investment in ours now that they're a non NATO
45:45
ally. I'm not sure exactly how it's
45:46
going to work, but the Saudi Arabian Prince has committed
45:49
billions to investing with Elon Musk to build the most powerful
45:53
supercomputer. And we're talking about an AI
45:56
supercomputer, quantum computing.
45:57
So another big. Quantum reputing, Can I say it
46:00
OK? Yeah, yeah.
46:02
I just a disclaimer. No, you know what?
46:04
I'm not going to say it. OK, I knew what you were going
46:09
to say, but I'm not going to go into it.
46:10
Everybody watching like what the fuck?
46:12
What the hell are they talking about?
46:14
Well, maybe the later date. Not now down the road, we'll,
46:17
we'll mention it. But you, you, you can't take
46:19
everything we say on the show. You guys know we're a couple of
46:22
back east smart asses. Do not take everything we say.
46:26
I mean, there are times we're saying something serious.
46:28
I was serious about the CIA and Langley and the State Department
46:31
at the beginning of the show. But sometimes we're talk just
46:33
talking shit like 2 guys do from back east, you know, a couple of
46:37
New Yorkers don't take all of it to heart.
46:39
That's all I'm going to tell you because you're going to be
46:41
you're going to be embarrassed, you're going to look stupid.
46:43
I. Actually said it.
46:44
I said it to them today. I said my partner's originally
46:47
from New York, from the Bronx. We're both with that, that
46:50
sarcastic. It's it's I don't know what I
46:54
it's our, it's our in our blood or whatever.
46:56
That's how we are, I mean. That's how we grew up.
46:58
We grew up chopping. You know what do?
47:01
You know when I'm when I'm joking around or not, Like for
47:03
real. I want to let you guys know when
47:05
we're fucking. And mod screenshot the answers
47:08
actually put the question in the chat and screenshot so I have it
47:11
for evidence. No shit, right?
47:15
I'm telling you, I got to say, if I have some favourites in
47:18
Washington, DCI got a favorite. I got a guy I really like.
47:23
I think he's the real deal. I wish we had more of him.
47:26
Tim Burkett. Yeah, man.
47:30
Now you guys know. We have talked about insider
47:32
trading by the congressional members and government officials
47:36
over and over and over again. This is on both sides of the
47:39
aisle. Now.
47:40
This is not just. This is every.
47:41
This is both. Republicans and Democrats, Tim
47:45
Burkett went off this morning, I mean yesterday morning, but he
47:50
and he went over how bad insider trading, stock trading is in DC.
47:55
You know, we just mentioned MTG in my opinion, insider trading.
47:58
So just so we're clear, you guys know, we go after both sides of
48:01
the out. He's fired up and he said, you
48:04
know, everybody talks about this place being a dad comes swamp
48:08
and he's right. This is right over and I'm going
48:10
to change my terminology. It's no longer going to be a
48:12
swamp. He said a swamp is something
48:15
cool God created It filters water.
48:18
There's animal life, lives and flourishes all around it.
48:21
Washington DC is a sewer. He's right.
48:26
It is a giant smelly sewer full of shit and piss and he said it
48:31
needs to stop now. He didn't say the shit and piss
48:33
part. I threw that in.
48:35
You have got to listen to this, George.
48:38
I saw this and I went off when I saw it.
48:39
I thought, George is going to love this because we have talked
48:42
about this over and over and over again.
48:45
And Washington, DC and even the current administration.
48:48
It's like la, la, la insider trading.
48:50
What do you mean insider trading?
48:52
Nobody's talking about it. It's all you know.
48:54
See no evil, hear no evil speak no evil crap.
48:56
Wait a minute. Let's play the clip and then I
48:58
want to get all your input. Hold on.
49:00
All right, after the clip. OK.
49:01
Yeah. Thank you, Brown.
49:03
Paul. Thank you.
49:04
Thank you, Seth. Thank you, Brian.
49:06
Somebody asked me if I was going to wear my jacket up there, and
49:09
I said to quote the immortal words of Henry Winkler when he
49:12
played the Fonz. I always rumble in this jacket
49:15
because that's what we're up against.
49:16
This is a fistfight, folks. Now first, I guess I need to
49:20
thank Chairman Stiles and the committee, the House Admin
49:24
Administration Committee for taking this up because I realize
49:28
what we're up against. I mean, this is, you know,
49:30
everybody talks about this place being a dad gum swamp.
49:33
It's not a swamp. A swamp is something cool God
49:35
created. It's a, it filters water, animal
49:38
life lives and flourishes around it.
49:40
This is a sewer. This is created by man and it
49:43
needs to stop. We've, you know, for years
49:47
Congress has been using hard working American taxpayers money
49:51
to get rich dad gum. It's got to stop.
49:53
America knows what the heck's going on.
49:55
Everybody wants to knock Pelosi. Heck, she's not even in the top
49:58
10. Get on that unusual well site.
50:01
This is pathetic, folks. We all know what's going on.
50:04
Congress knows what the Hell's going on, and it needs to stop.
50:08
This body has been rich in itself on the taxpayers.
50:11
Dawn for two dadgum long and it's got to stop.
50:14
This place is crooked and is as crooked as a dog's leg.
50:19
That's an old East Tennessee saying, but it's the truth and
50:22
it and it needs to stop. America knows what's going on.
50:25
We're in committee meetings. We hear things before y'all do.
50:29
We can make those those connections.
50:31
When you see a a member of this body making 45600 trades a year,
50:38
you know something's wrong. Everybody.
50:39
I'll do like I do. I got my buddy Tommy Salar
50:43
invested in my mutual fund. I end up having to cash it out
50:46
because my daughter's going to school.
50:48
I'm not a wealthy man but look this thing is broken and it
50:53
needs to be fixed and this is the right Ave. to do it and I
50:56
want to say something. I'm going to get these guys mad
50:58
at me, but I really don't care because they can't vote in my
51:01
district. This thing ain't going to pass.
51:03
If we're going to pass something in the House and then guess
51:06
what? The Senate will either one not
51:08
take it up or they'll come back in righteous indignation and
51:11
say, oh, we need to make this stronger, something totally
51:14
ridiculous and they'll send it back to us.
51:16
This is a scam. That's that's that's being
51:19
played on the American public and it needs to stop.
51:22
Let's quit with this nonsense. Let's give America a reason to
51:26
trust Congress for once in our miserable lives.
51:29
This is our chance to stand up and say, we hear what you're
51:31
saying, America, we're going to fix this dad gum problem.
51:34
But we probably won't do it. And I'll remain ticked off the
51:37
rest of the day because of this. And it needs to stop.
51:41
I want to thank all these folks, really.
51:42
I joke around about it. You want to talk about something
51:45
that, you know, we all working together.
51:47
Dad Gummet, this is the issue. This is the issue where
51:50
Democrats and Republicans. Dad Gummet, if I can stand up
51:52
here with these two. Yeah, these two, I mean, you
51:56
know, people back in East Tennessee are going, what in the
51:58
heck's Birchett doing sitting next to Pride Paul, for goodness
52:01
sakes. Well, this is I'm not going to
52:03
beat her, her district, and she sure as heck ain't going to come
52:06
down to East Tennessee and beat me.
52:08
But this is an issue that America's united on.
52:11
We ought to get behind this thing.
52:12
You all in the press. It would make a hell of a lot of
52:19
well. One of the good ones.
52:23
So you're saying without saying that the conspiracy theory of
52:28
people calling DCA swamp a cesspool deep state is true?
52:34
Is that what you're telling me? Is that what Tim Birch is
52:36
telling us? OK.
52:37
You said it's a sewer. But how do you stop?
52:40
How do you stop Congress from not buying stocks when they're
52:49
the ones that have to vote on it to stop themselves from buying
52:52
stocks? Somebody explain that to me
52:54
because it's. Possible.
52:55
That's the Fox's guarding the hen house.
52:57
That's why at the end of the day, how you stop them is start
53:00
arresting those people that committed insider trading.
53:03
Start arresting congressional members for legitimate crimes
53:07
they're committing on a regular basis.
53:09
You can go to unusual whales. Go look it up.
53:11
You'll find out how congressional members are making
53:14
unlimited amounts of trade on insider information.
53:17
This doesn't take rocket science.
53:18
The SEC has laws in the books. The DOJ knows about it.
53:22
The administration knows about it.
53:23
Get off your fucking asses and start arresting these people.
53:26
Start dragging them out of Congress just like you would a
53:28
regular Americans. You know Martha Stewart got
53:31
drugged out for insider trading. Why aren't these people getting
53:34
drugged out for insider trading? It's the same thing.
53:37
We have laws on the books that are enforceable.
53:39
Stop. Jerking around, Go after them.
53:43
Yeah, it's that simple. Let them defend themselves.
53:45
Let them spend hundreds of $1000 defending themselves and see if
53:49
they can beat the case. I don't think they can, because
53:51
it's all open and the entire American public is sick of this
53:54
crap. You guys in DC are missing the
53:56
point. You're eventually going to end
53:58
up with an uprising. You keep trying to keep us
54:00
divided. But the truth of the matter is,
54:02
topics like this piss off all of us.
54:04
Liberals, nonpartisan conservatives.
54:06
We're all fucking mad. So All right, George, this story
54:11
is. To you, buddy, we're just going
54:14
to do #11 and then cut it. We're done.
54:17
I don't know. We do.
54:19
We need to do a disclaimer if you're going to do this.
54:23
What? Do we need to, do I need to say,
54:25
put a disclaimer out before you say this one for me?
54:28
No, I Yeah, you're right. Because you might.
54:30
You might. You might think it's serious.
54:31
I think it's just crazy because DMV employees are making bank.
54:35
You said it the other day, you actually said, I wonder if
54:39
they're getting paid for all these commercial driver's
54:41
license. Well, it turns out ADMB employee
54:44
was getting paid $3000 per illegal to take their commercial
54:49
driver's license test. She would go into disguise and
54:52
then she'd split 1500 to $3000 payment with the accomplices in
54:57
the DMV that knew what she was doing 'cause she'd show up with
55:00
a mask, hats on, go into disguise.
55:02
She'd check this out really quickly and then we'll go to the
55:04
last store. Jamie Middleton took commercial
55:07
driver's license, or CDL, written exams for seven
55:12
different people. Investigators say that each time
55:15
she'd use disguises, sunglasses and surgical masks to look like
55:20
a different person taking the exam.
55:23
For the right price. Workers would have on their
55:26
computers a photo of the person who was supposed to take the
55:30
test, but they'd let Middleton, who's clearly not the person on
55:34
the computer screen, take it. Instead, she'd split a 1500 to
55:39
$3000 payment for each bogus test with accomplices in the
55:45
DMV. That's wild.
55:47
People at DMV getting paid so they could have immigrants be
55:50
out on the roads? That's dangerous.
55:54
No wonder people are freaking dying.
55:56
Remember, these illegal immigrants are killing people.
55:59
All right, You know, on this show we like to cover new
56:02
technology. George even said is this real?
56:05
And it turns out it is real. The CEO for this company was on
56:08
Sean Ryan's show the other day. I saw this before that
56:11
interview. This is crazy.
56:13
This is called the Ex Bat and it's America's new AI powered
56:17
fighter jet with no pilot. If you remember that one movie,
56:20
and I can't think of the name of it right now, that had Jamie
56:23
Foxx in it and it had the the actress you like George, hot
56:29
looking actress. You mentioned her the other day.
56:32
I can't think of her name. Interesting movie though.
56:35
Actress that I. Like, yeah, actress, you were
56:37
talking about an actress the other day.
56:39
Jessica Biel. Jessica Biel's in the movie.
56:41
Jessica Biel, I said. It's talking about Jessica Alba.
56:45
Oh, Jessica Alba, you're right. It is.
56:46
It's Jessica Biel. I don't know.
56:48
Can't remember Jessica Biel. 'S hot too.
56:49
I like her, I mean. All right, so this is a next
56:52
Gen. fighter that flies itself, takes off like a helicopter,
56:56
doesn't need a runway. It's powered by Hive Mine, which
57:00
is a custom AI pilot. It can fly 2000 miles without
57:04
needing to be refueled. It can go 50,000 feet.
57:07
It can pack all kinds of missiles and hardware.
57:10
It's built for combat. It can launch from a ship in the
57:13
middle of nowhere. Cost just 27,000,000 compared to
57:18
the cost of an F35 at 100 million to 27,000,000 versus 100
57:23
million. And this is, I think this is the
57:26
future. They're, they're taking all the
57:28
cues from all the drone stuff in the in Ukraine, in the Middle
57:31
East, and they're tactically and operationally and strategically
57:35
modifying this drone to suit all of that.
57:39
And they're saying right now they've already landed a $200
57:42
million Coast Guard deal, which could mean they could be using
57:45
these to blow cartel boats out of the water.
57:47
I don't know. They've got 5.3 billion in
57:50
funding and a nudge from Trump's drone dominance order.
57:54
So shielded AI AI says it's building the future of drone
57:57
warfare and jet combat warfare. So this is crazy.
58:01
Check this thing out. Wait, Terminator's here, but
58:03
instead of a robot, they're coming in drones.
58:05
Looks like a dude AI controlled no?
58:07
How are? We going to fight against that,
58:09
the people. I don't know, you should see the
58:12
maneuverability of this thing. Watch this video.
58:14
It's crazy. Oh yeah, we got no chance
58:51
fighting against that if it comes after.
58:52
Us cool, right? I mean, damn real.
58:56
Cool, I'm. Fucked yeah, pretty much if
59:00
that's coming after you, you see the way it can fly.
59:01
So imagine how it doesn't need much landing it doesn't need an
59:04
aircraft carrier. It lands vertically and I saw
59:08
some other videos of it the maneuverability of this thing is
59:10
just insane. It can stop dead in the air.
59:12
I mean, it's, it's, it's crazy what it can do.
59:15
I'm not saying the F-47 might not give it a run for his money.
59:18
But I think what's going to happen is you're going to see
59:20
these, these ex bats flying with other fighter, you know, US
59:25
manned fighter jet aircraft. And they'll probably use these
59:28
to make the strikes. I wouldn't be surprised to see
59:31
these expats accompanying Air Force One.
59:35
I read something about that, that they're even looking at it
59:37
as possibly running with Air Force One.
59:41
I don't know. Yeah, well, I don't know.
59:43
All I got to do is say I don't know, somebody hacked it and
59:45
they shot Air Force. No.
59:47
It's tough man. All right, listen, if you like
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