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One thing I want to talk about before we get into the space is what is happening in Georgia over the 2020 election.
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There were so many irregularities, and of course, there were both sides in court for years.
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Donald Trump, he was one of 19 that was charged with felonies in a RICO case.
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That was with Fonnie Willis, who has been testifying in the Senate there in Georgia recently.
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But there is some new news that has come out in the last week.
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This is something that many of us talked about over four and a half years ago.
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I know I put a post out in June of 2021 about it.
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335,000 without a chain of custody, and it was a problem.
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Those were all early vote, and they were all done by mail.
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Well, now we're going to get to the bottom of it because the Department of Justice has sued.
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They have sued many states.
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Georgia is one that is pushing back on that.
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They're not going to have any luck.
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Secretary of State uh Raffensburger there.
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He has said we're not going to give you the information about our voter roles.
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Well, they can't.
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There is a 1960 law that is a federal law that says the federal government can ask for, and you have to produce that whenever we ask.
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So pay attention to that.
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It's going to be going through court, I'm sure, because Georgia is not complying, but they are going to be forced and compelled to do that.
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You know, over the weekend, Turning Point USA, they had their big am fest.
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I'm a big supporter of Turning Point USA, and of course, everybody knows what happened to Charlie Kirk.
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This was the first Amfest since his assassination.
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It was well attended, the biggest one ever, in fact, over 32,000.
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One thing they did over the weekend that caught my attention was they endorsed JD Vance for president.
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And I thought it was odd, and I don't know if you feel this way, that an organization built on open debate actually is closing the debate on who the demo the Republican presidential nominee may be by endorsing J.D.
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Vance so far out in advance.
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There really is no need for that.
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We're three years away from the election.
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Why do it now?
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It really doesn't make any sense to me.
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There's plenty of time.
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And it's more important right now to put attention, if you're turning point USA, in my opinion, on the 2026 midterm.
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Because it is much more important.
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JD Vance, when he spoke at Turning Point USA this weekend, he mentioned that.
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He talked about the 226 uh midterm.
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I thought it was interesting.
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I thought I would pass it along.
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Something else I continue to see are people on social media and other places talking about nuking the filibuster.
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I think it's a terrible idea.
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I have for a long time.
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I have talked about it.
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I don't think the Republicans get anything.
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They're guaranteed absolutely nothing.
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The only thing that we are guaranteed if they nuke the filibuster would be everything that we don't want.
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We would be guaranteed that when the Democrats come back in power.
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It will happen.
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And that's not a good idea, I don't think.
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And I'll give you some names and reasons why.
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You have people like John Cornyn, Tom Tillis, Susan Murkowski, Lisa Collins, Susan Collins.
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Who else?
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Mitch McConnell in Kentucky, just to name some.
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I can name six quickly, but there's a couple of more that would probably hold things up, like Rand Paul, for instance.
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All you can do is lose three of those Republican Senate votes on anything, and then that's it.
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And J.D.
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Vance would have to break the tie.
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You lose the fourth and you don't pass anything.
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And that's that's too big of a gamble.
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I believe to give up everything, and I mean everything.
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And I just don't like it.
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Let's get into a pulse of the people.
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Let's start things off right here.
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Well, you were just mentioning the fact that President Trump is doing to be honest with you, he's doing pretty much exactly everything that I've asked him to do for us.
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And on November 6th of 2024, after he was elected, I asked him to figure out the Middle East peace process there in Israel and Gaza, and I asked him to if he could remove the Supreme Ayatollah and BB out of the peace process, and they moved it to Mecca with uh Crown Prince, which was a brilliant, brilliant idea.
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And Egypt.
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And of course they Egypt was involved too.
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That's correct.
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And so he he he did exactly what I had asked him to do.
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And also with Ukraine and in Russia that since Volomir Zelensky is just not mentally fit to lead Ukraine for obvious reasons, not just the drugs with Hunter Biden and all that, but just for the fact that millions of people are dead, and he could have solved this war years ago with uh with the peace process that came from you you the EU with Boris uh Johnson and he refused to do it, and you see the outcome of that failure.
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And the border is closed, like my friend Greg said, and I asked I asked President Trump to stop the human traffic and then the fentanyl coming across the Panama Canal, and I asked him this to stop the the drug dealers and the cartel and the Chinese from destroying the Daring Gap and stop the slave trade coming out of South America all the way up to America, and he's tried his level best effort to stop that considering the circumstances, and to think that he would also stab off the bricks take over of the petrol dollar by institute and the tariffs and institute and uh the law right there in Argentina to stop the flow of everybody else's cash coming into this area of the Americas are our country booker.
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I consider the Canadians all the way down to South America, the Americas.
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And that's a Christian, God-fearing part of the world.
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And that's what our foundation, our constitution, our bill of rights, and and and the and the constitution came from.
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Excuse me, the declaration of independence.
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And we're not gonna let enemies from around the world take us over.
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So I've I President Trump has done his level best effort to do everything that I personally have asked him to do.
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And I give them when it comes to the border security, I give them a I agree with you guys on that booker.
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He's considering the circumstances, and I meant I passed this to the to the younger guys last night.
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I said, none of y'all cared about Jeffrey Epstein when Joe Biden was present.
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Why was it never brought up about Jeffrey Epstein while he was president, but now all of a sudden everything is Trump's fault.
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I find that most suspicious, Booker.
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Yeah.
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Well, I I'll put it to you this way when it comes to Epstein.
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Nothing is gonna be resolved with these files.
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And uh, you know, the Democrats know that Donald Trump was not in them, or they would have used them.
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Uh you know, they tried to kill him twice.
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Back in 2015, 100%, sir.
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They impeached him twice.
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They tried to ruin financially, they tried to put him in prison.
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If he was in the Epstein files in a negative way, they would have used them in 2015, as you just said, Jeff.
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They didn't.
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So why did they do that?
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Well, see, I personally believe the way I read it is when Pam Bondy went on Jesse Waters' show and said she's gonna release them.
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I think that started at everything for the Democrats.
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Because the Democrats, I pay a lot of attention to what they say and what they do on social media and on the news.
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And so what they think has happened now since she went on there and said that she was gonna release them.
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They think that Donald Trump has taken ten months.
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This is the narrative.
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They have taken ten months to scrub his name out of it.
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So even when it comes
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Out and his name's not in there, then uh it would seem to exonerate him, but yet it also feeds right into the narrative that they have been setting up now for months, demanding that the Epstein list be removed.
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Now, uh, they knew that the deadline coming was December 19th, and so last weekend on Friday, prior to, they released the picture uh that was publicly available, not redacted, of the Hawaiian Tropic Girls with their faces covered, and they did that for a reason.
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Most people that get their news, they don't get it from Twitter or Fox.
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They're getting it from mainstream media, and it was everywhere last weekend.
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So, as far as most people in America are concerned, the Epstein files have been released, and Donald Trump was in the pictures.
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That's all that matters to them.
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So the Democrats, they they could control that narrative, and the people on the left are gonna think Donald Trump scrubbed it.
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The people on the right are gonna think everything else is scrubbed, and it's not gonna solve anything, and I've said that for months and months.
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It's been a complete waste of time.
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It's derailed Donald Trump's presidency in a lot of ways, and it was an unforced error by an attorney general that's in a job that is way over her head, and she should have never been appointed.
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She's there, and we're not seeing anything, and even the things that we are seeing, they're not sticking because uh nothing sticks with Pam.
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She's made some errors.
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Let's go back to Don't Bend the Knee.
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Go ahead.
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Thank you, Becker.
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Uh yes, the other two things, one thing I had, and then you brought up another Pam Bondy, so I'd like to comment on that as well.
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But uh your book is on my Christmas wish list, hopefully.
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It's already been about, and I'll have it and I'm going to read it.
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And I hope so.
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Uh yes, sir.
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Uh, I'd like to get your take.
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I have been in several spaces in the past whole month where guys are so enthused with AI that they're touting AI, not just for policy war game and to say, okay, if we do this policy, what will be the result and let AI help our legislators?
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They are actually advocating that AI should run the bureaucracy, and that potentially and eventually we should be voting for an AI instead of a congressman or a sinister to run the country.
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Uh it's so dystopian to me, but it has become a thing that people are advocating for.
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Yeah.
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And then lastly on Pam Bondi, do you think that she is, like you said, over her head, or do you think she's just lazy?
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I th I really think this woman is just lazy.
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She just wants to be in Florida.
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Uh, she don't want to be in DC.
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She wants her underlings to run the DOJ, and she wants to get some plebiscity out of it.
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I I don't really think she's in that.
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Or I don't even think that she's correct like a lot of people because of who she represented in the past.
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I just think she's lazy.
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I think she's ready to retire, but still wants a paycheck.
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So what do you think?
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Well, I think she's over her head.
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I I as soon as I heard her name, I was, oh no, this is not gonna go well.
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And I told that to a couple of people.
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I wrote an article about it six months ago, seven months ago that she should be removed, that this isn't going anywhere.
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I also was kind of pretty hard on Marjorie Taylor Green years ago.
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Finally, people are catching up to me.
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It's good to see.
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She's over her head.
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Let's just be honest.
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Let's go back to 2020 in the election.
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You remember she was one of Donald Trump's attorneys.
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You remember what she did?
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Anybody?
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Well, she didn't do anything other than press conferences.
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That was all she did.
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That's all she's doing now.
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I think that's about all she's capable of doing.
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And I think she's way over her head.
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When it comes to artificial intelligence, let me go to Jeff first, and then I'll get under artificial intelligence uh and answer those questions for you.
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Uh go ahead, Jeff.
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Well, Greg understands the full operation of overhead and production, and there's been a whole lot of overhead in those departments, and we've seen basically uh who of any of substantial power has been arrested since she's been given her job.
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And I can't think of even one.
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And for that, for that reason alone, and yes, I think that there's a bit of laziness to it.
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Yes, of course, and probably some threats.
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Hey, keep your mouth quiet, and you can go out and sail into the sunset.
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But uh, she's definitely in over her head, and the results is quite obvious with zero zero production and just overhead, then you'd be out of business.
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So she should she should resign.
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Yeah, I agree with you.
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And Jeff, what you said earlier about uh the things that Donald Trump has done for you.
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That is the messaging I think that we need to be spending more time on.
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Less on nuking the filibuster, less on uh it's like all we can do is uh come from a posture of fighting because that's what we have been doing for so long.
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We need to learn to turn that around.
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The fact that we have won, and here's what we're doing, and check those boxes.
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Here's everything that has been done in just a year.
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And it's really when you look at it the way and go through it the way you did, it's really phenomenal that it has been done.
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Whether it's done with uh, you know, uh executive orders or not, it is a respite from where we were, and it gives us a chance.
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Let me go through the Pam Bondy stuff on the Comey and Letitia James cases, because I don't think a lot of people understand what really happened here.
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This was a a technical problem, and that's why it was thrown out.
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It was thrown out by a judge that was brought up from South Carolina to the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Uh this judge would be considered her name is Curry, by the way.
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She was appointed by Bill Clinton, but she was not objected by one senator from the Republican side when she was appointed.
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She was brought up to have a different set of eyes take a look at the appointment of Halligan.
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And the reason why is because when uh you appoint someone as a U.S.
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attorney as Donald Trump did Eric Siebert in May of this year, you have 120 days to get to that confirmation.
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If the confirmation is not done, the power to appoint is gone from the executive branch, and it's then given to the district court, a panel of judges.
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The panel of judges continued and allowed Siebert to continue in his position of the U.S.
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attorney.
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If you remember what happened in September, September 19th, I believe, maybe 18th, but 19th, the news came out.
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Eric Siebert resigned, according to him.
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Donald Trump put out a post saying he didn't resign, I fired him.
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So he was fired at that point.
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That was a legal technicality there.
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The jurisdiction of power of appointment at that point had been taken over by that district court.
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That is the decision that that judge curry from South Carolina was come up to ask about.
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They put Lindsay Halligan in to be the U.S.
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attorney when they fired Siebert.
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Now you have to understand why would it be laid out that way in law.
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Well, if you had uh Joe Biden that was wanting to prosecute you, just flip this around for a minute, and he had an attorney, U.S.
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attorney like Siebert, who they say would not bring charges against Comey or Letitia James, wouldn't take it to a grand jury, and that's why he was fired or resigned, whatever it was.
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If it was turned around, it was Joe Biden and he was wanting to do the same thing for people of J6, and he appointed someone to do it, and that person didn't do it, he fired him to get another one that would, you'd probably have a problem with it.
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So the the authority is taken away from the executive branch and given to a district judge, uh district court.
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So that's what that's what that technicality was.
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When it came to Lindsay Halligan, which I think was a mistake, she had never presented to a grand jury before, never prosecuted a case before, and her very first cases were that of Comey and Letitia James, and there were mistakes made.
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That to me is on Pam Bondy.
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From the very beginning, I wanted Andrew Bailey, who now will take over for Dan Bongino starting in January.
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He was brought in as a co-deputy director of the FBI, which had never been done before.
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Andrew Bailey was the attorney general in Missouri, did a great job before him.
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It was Eric Schmidt in Missouri who sued Joe Biden constantly and won and took him all the way to the Supreme Court.
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So did Andrew Bailey.
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I kind of thought at the time when they brought Bailey in, he was sitting there being uh waiting to be moved over to take the place of Pam Bondi if they needed to.
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But it turns out it was the other way around.
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If you remember, Bongino had that issue back months ago when Elon Musk was around and he got frustrated, left work for a few days, didn't come back to work.
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And so we don't know what was discussed at that point.
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Maybe Bon Gino at that time said I'll work to the end of the year.
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And at that point they bring in uh uh Andrew Bailey.
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I think Bailey was brought in in September also.
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Maybe August is when he announced his resignation uh effective September.
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We are inside an X space here on the platform X or Twitter.
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And we're getting the pulse of the people.
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It's a town hall.
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Let's continue the conversation.
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Let's go to Susie.
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Susie, go ahead.
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You have the floor.
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How do you think corruption in these cities?
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Look at Minnesota.
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Now we're looking at $9 billion of taxpayer dollars.
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Now we're also looking at Maine and Ohio and God.
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You know, that's the that's the Midwest, East Coast, but what is gonna happen here on the West Coast?
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Because I'll tell you what, we got NGOs up the union.
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We have a homeless, and one of my kids works in that field.
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They've got a master's in public health, and they just got another job.
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Working with an NGO.
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And uh it's in a homeless, you know.
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Services and whatnot.
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There's so much corruption going on in these states.
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So much of and is that gonna energize people to get out and vote.
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I want to know is the local news in Minnesota talking about what's going on with the Somali community and all the corruption that's being identified.
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And uh wouldn't surprise me one bit if we looked into Tim Walls and discovered that oh, he's got some offshore accounts with a whole lot of money in it, and I'll bet every rep you know, every state has the same thing going on, depending on uh, you know, are we Democrat or Republican?
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And that's not to say that the Republicans can't be corrupt, they certainly can.
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We certainly have a lot of uh problems with especially our senators.
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How many of them are being paid by big pharma and corporations?
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Whatnot?
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It's a lot going on there.
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Speaking of big pharma, they were in the White House on Friday with President Trump.
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He was announcing lower prices from those partnerships and other countries around the world to lower prices, and that gets to the affordability thing.
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When it comes to Minnesota reporting on this, they actually have been for a while.
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And uh I did a show on this uh a few weeks ago when all of this started blowing up, and I asked the question why is this blowing up now?
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Because it has been in the news, and uh in Minnesota they were reporting on it last year.
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I remember reporting on it myself and how it may affect Tim Walls in the Harris um ticket because of all the fraud that had been going on with Medicaid.
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So it's been around, it's been in the news for a while.
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Suddenly it has blown up, and I think maybe there might be a story there as to why it has blown up.
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Maybe that has to do with energizing the base to get them to vote in 2026.
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I'm not sure.
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There's only 80,000 Somalians in Minnesota.
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The population of Minnesota is 5.8 million of the 80,000 that are there.
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Only 22% are not American citizens.
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Or 22,000, 58% are American citizens.
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So it's something to consider.
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The the corruption and fraud, I think Minnesota's the tip of the iceberg when it comes to it.
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Let's go to some other blue states and take a look and see what else is going on there.
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Not just with Somalians, but with many different ethnic cultures.
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Let's go to Mac 1776.
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Go ahead.
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Good to see you.
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Good morning.
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Hey, appreciate y'all having me.
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From uh Warner Raised, Kentucky, lifelong Republican recently changed hope too.
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Independent.
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I'm done with all of it.
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I'm done with the local side.
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I'm done with the federal side.
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And all due respect to somebody like Susie and Jimmy, who believe that we can vote our way out of this.
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Boone hangs on to the filibuster for dear life, so he has an excuse not to do nothing.
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Then you turn around and look at uh Grassley hanging on to the blue slit for dear life, so he's got an excuse not to get all these AGs appointed.
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Hey, Mike.
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Where's the charges?
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Where's your attorney general?
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Hey, Mac, let me ask you a question.
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Because you're gonna find that I am really against nuking the filibuster.
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And I want to ask you, what do you think you're going to get if you nuke the filibuster?
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I don't think you're gonna get anything out of any of these people in DC outside of Trump.
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Trump's still on all we can do.
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What are we gonna order butter test about?
27:17
Oh, we five pieces of legislation of Trump being in office.
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Yeah, Lake and Riley.
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Take it to act as another one.
27:25
What's your yeah?
27:27
What's your send it?
27:29
What's your send it working next year?
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73 days.
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What did your farmers work this year?
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96 days.
27:36
Wow.
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Hey, Mac, Mac, you're really you're really Mac.
27:40
You're really breaking.
27:42
You're really breaking up.
27:43
I hope it's doing it for everybody because I can barely hear what you're saying.
27:48
I'm sorry, it was my Wi-Fi.
27:49
Can you hear me better?
27:50
Yeah, that's better.
27:51
Go ahead.
27:53
Yeah, it it we've passed five pieces of legislation in the first year of his presidency.
27:58
Your Senate ain't working but like 70 something days next year.
28:01
Your Congress only worked less than 100 days this year.
28:04
So what is there to be energized about?
28:06
These people are placeholders, they're only up there to enrich their sales, people holler.
28:12
Well, you know, we need to check in to Pelosi.
28:14
You need to check in to 535 members.
28:17
Tim Burchett might be the only person in Washington, D.C.
28:20
that has a soul.
28:21
And that's the thanks.
28:23
As a lifelong Kentucky guy, I've never met a person in Kentucky that like Mitch McCall, but yet he wins by a landslide.
28:31
You talk about what we got to do to energize.
28:33
Well, we're gonna have to reform how we vote.
28:35
We're gonna have to get machines out of it.
28:37
There's all kinds of stuff that's gonna have to be done, but I guarantee you will not be done as a 49-year-old male who has fought and fought my vote counted my entire life.
28:46
I've been made a fool, and anybody that thinks we can vote our way out of this needs to seek mental health because it's not happening.
28:53
It will start collapsing on the east and west coast four years in a day, whenever the Democrats win by a landslide, and they're gonna beach Trump in 20 and 26, 28, right out the gate.
29:04
That's happening.
29:05
We're not winning, nothing.
29:07
This this is getting nasty.
29:08
Trump's gonna pardon himself and everybody on the way out the door.
29:12
He's protected, but at the end of the day, you voted for change, you get nothing.
29:17
Where's your mass deportations?
29:19
Let's get excited about that.
29:20
Oh, two million.
29:21
One and a half did your sales, boss.
29:24
One and a half did your sales.
29:26
Where are these mass deportations?
29:28
As I mean, I've been a Trump fan.
29:30
Me and my wife talked about him running for president as a businessman 15 years ago.
29:35
I I I this is the days I look forward to.
29:38
And in my opinion, he's face planted.
29:41
The Congress has assisted him, the Senate's assisted him.
29:44
Oh, is yeah, I I could go on for hours, but I'm not going to.
29:48
I appreciate y'all letting me up.
29:49
Well, people think we can.
29:52
I actually talked about Andy Bashir earlier.
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And uh I think that you know I mentioned him as a darker horse for the
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The Democrats in 28 for a moderate candidate.
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And I have passed this on to uh Matt Palumbo, who does my show with me every Monday night, and we're going to start a new podcast called the PB and J podcast.
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It'll be on video and rumble and YouTube, and then also on Patriot TV.
30:17
And I have already created the accounts on Rumble and YouTube if you want to follow that.
30:21
But uh Matt took uh my advice, bet $250 on Bashir being the Democrat candidate, which will pay him $25,000 through polymarkets.
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So I I see him as a possibility.
30:33
He went and campaigned in New Jersey and in Virginia.
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He also before that was in South Carolina.
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So he's doing all the things that the national DNC would want somebody to do, and he uh packages himself much more moderate than what the crazy left is.
30:50
And I think the Democrats know that they're gonna need someone like him to be able to win a national election because uh a ma'am Donnie AOC Gavin Newsom probably will not have what it takes to win uh a national election.
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I think the Democrats know that.
31:06
So someone like Andy Bashir may be an answer for them uh as uh the governor of Kentucky.
31:12
Kentucky is a strange state politically.
31:15
Uh when I moved there, they told me I had to go register as a Democrat, and I'm like, what are you talking about?
31:20
Uh I'm not a Democrat.
31:22
I just voted for Ronald Reagan at the time.
31:24
They said, well, if you don't register as a Democrat, you don't get the vote.
31:28
This is not America.
31:30
What do you mean?
31:31
I don't get to vote.
31:32
Well, the state is so heavily Democrat that if you don't participate in the closed primary, that is that's where the elections are are determined because the Republicans will never win at the regular election.
31:45
It turned out they were right.
31:47
Uh I never registered as a Democrat, but they were correct that everything is done in the primaries in Kentucky, it's a foregone conclusion.
31:53
The only difference is when it comes to national elections, they have a tendency to vote for Mitch McConnell's and Rand Paul's.
31:59
Uh but I think there's been one Republican governor in the last 60 years, and that was just before Andy Bashir.
32:07
Am I right or wrong?
32:09
I used to be a huge fan of Rand Paul, but now I figured out that he's a fraud.
32:12
Yeah.
32:13
Thomas Massey, I was kind of up in the air with Massey.
32:15
I'm not sure if he's a fraud or just an actor, but uh he's an obstructionist.
32:20
He he uh Thomas Massey is clearly an obstructionist at this point.
32:24
Um but let me get to like half of Trump's cabinet is.
32:27
Well, let me get to let me get to uh and again, I I mentioned this a year ago uh when on my show, and I've I did it again in January and February.
32:36
Expectations are I think out of whack when it comes to uh seeing prosecutions, arrests uh for things that were done in the past, what what we expect to happen um uh from affordability to everything.
32:53
I mean, you're talking 11 months right now for a mess to be cleaned up.
32:57
When it comes to elections, let's talk about that because I know a lot of people want the Save Act to be passed, and it hasn't been voted on.
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It takes 60 votes.
33:07
Well, even then, and I I've talked about this before.
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Even if you pass the Save Act, it doesn't necessarily uh secure the elections like you think it will.
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Because in reality, there are only about two states that you have to worry about when it comes to the electoral college with the way things are now.
33:29
And I'm not gonna go back through all of that, but um uh I can if somebody wants me to.
33:34
There's a reason for me saying that.
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You have to layer laws uh in each state with what it takes for requirements to get a driver's license or an identification card, and when you do that and put it over uh an electoral college map, there are really only two states that you should worry about.
33:50
There are over 20 municipalities in this country that allow illegals to vote.
33:56
The majority of those are in a state like Maryland, by the way, that has 13 of them.
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Uh that's a different story.
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It's uh it's allowed there.
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Elections uh are determined at the state level.
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The Save Act could pass, but unless you uh uh do things at the state level, according to the Constitution, then there's not much you can do about it.
34:17
So the Save Act is not a big deal.
34:20
When it comes to the filibuster, let me tell you why I am against it.
34:23
You meant you answered the question just as I would.
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What do you what are you guaranteed?
34:28
If you nuke the filibuster right now, and I know it's very popular to say Donald Trump is advocating for it.
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A lot of social media influencers are as well.
34:38
Let me go through this logically for you.
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I asked Jim uh Mac the question, what will you get if you nuke the filibuster?
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And he answered it, I think properly, nothing.
34:48
And let me throw out some names as to why I believe that.
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Susan Collins, Lisa McCowski, John Corning, Tom Tillis, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, um, that's six right there.
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You can lose three and get JD Vance help.
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I don't think you're guaranteed anything from nuking the filibuster.
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But here's what I can guarantee you if you do this.
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Eventually the Democrats are going to have power again in all three, just like they did two years ago.
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And I would ask this question why didn't they do it themselves when they had the opportunity?
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And people will say, well, there was Joe Manson and Kristen Cinema, they left, they're no longer there anymore.
35:28
I can throw out some Democrat names right now that would also not want to give up that power because they know eventually that they also would lose power and that everything that they didn't want would happen when the Republicans come back in power.
35:42
The Democrats, they nuked the filibuster for appointments and confirmations back in 2013 under Harry Reid.
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And a lot of the problems that we have right now in our country in the judicial system have to do with nuking that filibuster.
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What it did was it allowed more right side judges, farther right, more further left activist judges in on the bench.
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If they had not nuked that filibuster 2013, then our judiciary would look a lot different today because more moderate judges would have to be used to get 60 votes.
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And by the way, that vote used to be 67 in the Senate.
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It is now down to 60, and moving it down to 51 will guarantee you this.
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The very first day in power, the Democrats will pass SB1 that has been sitting there for years ready to be voted on.
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And what that does is do away with everything that the Save Act does.
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It allows same-day registration.
36:41
Let's talk about other things that nuking the filibuster will do when the Democrats get back in power.
36:45
It will mandate that each one of you sitting in this room will have to have a shot.
36:49
It will mandate that each one of you will have to have an electric vehicle.
36:52
It will mandate that none of you can cook on a gas stove.
36:55
It'll mandate that all of you will have solar power.
36:58
You'll have windmills.
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Everything that you didn't want to have, which by the way, let's also throw in the information board that would be a part of our government.
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That would be it.
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We couldn't talk.
37:08
We couldn't do this on a Saturday morning because you nuked the filibuster for nothing.
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Absolutely nothing.
37:15
That's what would happen.
37:16
You would get instant gratification on a couple of things, short-lived to give up all of your freedom.
37:24
That's the way I see it.
37:25
That's why I don't think it's a good idea.
37:27
In fact, I think it's the dumbest singular political idea in American history.
37:32
Let's go to Marlin.
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Marlin, go ahead.
37:34
Hey, good morning, Booker.
37:35
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Definitely gonna support the new podcast, being barn jelly.
37:39
Great, I like it.
37:41
I too am against uh abolishing the filibuster.
37:44
You know, I don't think most Americans even realize why it's there.
37:48
You know, it was there to institute to uproot the um corruption inside of our legislatures.
37:54
That's what it's there for.
37:56
Um you're exactly right.
37:57
Now, look, you're talking to a guy that has now watched the 2025 election go down the tubes for us.
38:04
We're just as upset as 1776.
38:08
Um, so I I don't see that the filibuster, you're exactly right.
38:12
It's they're they're going to exploit it at 51%.
38:16
That means anybody could sway eight or nine percent of those votes to get what you want done.
38:21
I I don't see it, Booker.
38:23
It's a detriment.
38:24
That's it, it shouldn't happen.
38:25
So uh I've been against it.
38:27
Uh everybody's screaming for it, but there's a lot of uh there's a lot of controversy behind that and really what they're going to get.
38:34
So hey, thanks for bringing me up, Buckler, just supporting it.
38:37
Thank you, John.
38:38
I appreciate that.
38:40
Yeah, Merry Christmas to you also.
38:42
And I I just don't think that it's a good move.
38:45
You're you're giving up the only power that the minority party has.
38:50
Either side, you're giving that up, which means you can't stop.
38:54
And I think for national security, it's even worse.
38:58
You know, every two, four, six years, whatever it ends up being, everybody in the world, every country in the world is gonna know that everything's gonna flip on its ear, regardless of what side it is in America.
39:09
And I don't know how that's really good for national security.
39:12
So be careful what you wish for.
39:14
I didn't mention the other thing that you're guaranteed of if you nuke the filibuster, you're guaranteed of packing the Supreme Court.
39:22
You're gonna have 15.
39:24
Uh someone brought up uh executive orders.
39:26
I think it was Mac being frustrated with the legislative uh body only uh passing five pieces of legislation under Trump, the big beautiful bill was one of those, the Lake and Riley Act, the Take It Down Act, which brings down any pictures on the internet.
39:42
Uh uh you're frustrated with that.
39:45
And so because of that, you want instant gratification of getting something you have no guarantees of getting.
39:51
And and I just don't understand it to give up all the power in the future, and you saw that power, you saw that leverage in the government shutdown.
40:00
Just a couple of months ago.
40:01
You know, that that 60 vote threshold allowed the Democrats to bring the health care debate to the stage.
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42:48
Let's go down to South Florida.
42:50
Let's go to Miami and my Cuban friend, Joaquin Joaquin.
42:54
Go ahead, you have the floor.
42:56
I hope you don't get sick with all those uh nice books being blown out on the uh uh Gulf of America.
43:03
I hope it's not uh you know, I hope it's no air pollution, you know what I mean?
43:09
I just I just came out really quick because um, we gotta look into our history, into our history, our foundations.
43:20
Um I think when America was created, none of the funders have a mind to have career politicians like we have today.
43:30
Uh our constitution, the one that we believe on, is completely different than the constitution that the government runs by.
43:39
And they create so many leaders to their own.
43:42
Uh I think that the Philippus is one of them.
43:46
But I'm aiming more towards to um.
43:52
I don't think it would be a necessity of filibuster on all those um Congress rules or house rules if there were no uh career politicians or or satarium politicians, you know.
44:07
Most parties will have the difference by working towards us, we the people.
44:13
And I believe the parties don't work like us, we the people they're certain individuals do, but the minority of them, they don't.
44:23
And I think that this is an opportunity.
44:26
I don't know.
44:26
I understand what you're saying, but I believe that a lot of the career politicians are stepping down.
44:34
So I think this is a good mummy to rearrange all these rules or regulations or good regular all this rules.
44:41
Some good thoughts, Joaquin, and Merry Christmas, too, by the way.
44:45
Let's go to John.
44:46
John, go ahead.
44:47
What do you have to say about the filibuster?
44:49
I'll give a little bit of pushback to you and a little bit of push back to another speaker.
44:54
Well, I don't agree and end in the filibuster.
44:58
Do you actually think that this radical laugh that we now have is not gonna do it the next time they're back in power?
45:06
I can almost guarantee you they are gonna do it.
45:09
So, you know, do we get in the first shot or do we wait for them to lay it on us?
45:15
Okay, let me answer that question before you go on, then I'll come back to you.
45:18
Okay, it goes back to uh why didn't they do it two years ago?
45:22
I can name some names right now on the Democrat side that would not want to give up their power.
45:28
Forget all of that for a minute.
45:29
Let's uh let's uh take your assumption at face value.
45:32
Let's assume that you're right.
45:34
As soon as they come back in power, they're going to do it.
45:37
It comes back to the original question that I asked Mac.
45:40
Mac, what are you guaranteed of nuking the filibuster right now?
45:46
Nothing.
45:47
Absolutely nothing.
45:48
But again, I'll go back to the names.
45:50
Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, John Corning, Tom Tillis, Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul.
45:56
Um there's uh one or two more.
45:59
You can only lose three of those on any votes.
46:01
I don't think you get anything passed by nuking the filibuster.
46:05
I think you do nothing to give them exactly what they want you to give them.
46:12
And I just happen to be someone that doesn't believe in giving your competition what it is they want.
46:17
Make them do it, if that's what they're going to do.
46:21
I just don't, I'm not convinced that they're going to, but go ahead, keep going, please.
46:26
Uh yeah, you you said what I was gonna say.
46:30
The butt that I was about to put in was exactly what you said.
46:35
We don't have enough people, even if we nuke it to get everything that Trump, uh, the whole MAGA agenda through.
46:43
Yeah.
46:44
Uh even if we nuked it.
46:46
We wouldn't, we wouldn't be able to do that.
46:48
We got too many rhinos, too many turncoats, too many communists saying they're republicans.
46:54
So we're in agreement, I believe, totally on that.
46:57
So the next pushback I had was one of the speakers saying basically his talking about no mass deportations, you know, basically insinuating Trump really hadn't done nothing.
47:09
Well, man, I can just name your list, but let me tell you the personal one.
47:13
Uh, for business purposes, I have to cross the border about six to eight times a year.
47:19
Man, that border is a pleasure to go to now.
47:22
It's a pleasure to go into Mexico, conduct my business and come back across the border.
47:27
I don't wait through 3,000 other people coming through customs.
47:31
There's no uh fear dribbing and crossing, you know, that you're gonna get slapped up the side of the head or mugged or robbed or killed.
47:40
It's uh yes, the cartels are still dangerous and all that.
47:44
I get that.
47:45
You keep your head on swivel whenever you cross, but it is nothing like it was to and for all intents and purposes, the border is closed, guys.
47:53
I'm in South Texas, I cross it like I said, six, eight times a year.
47:57
I've crossed it five times since Trump was inaugurated.
48:03
It is night and day difference.
48:05
There's no tent cities, these uh the the side of the river's not just lined up with people waiting for nightfall to rest the border.
48:13
So if Trump done nothing else for me except close that border down and get it under control, he done what I elected him to do.
48:22
So I'm I'm satisfied.
48:24
That's more than any other president's ever done for me.
48:26
I don't think since Ronald Reagan they've been a president do one thing for me, except hurt me.
48:32
And Trump is not hurt me.
48:34
But he's done that for me.
48:36
So for that, I uh he's got my support.
48:40
And don't mean I agree with everything else he says or does, you know.
48:43
I'm uh we're we're we're republicans, not Democrats.
48:47
We don't belong in a cult.
48:48
We can disagree with some of Trump's uh stuff, but but he tries to do what he says he'll do.
48:54
No other politician I know does that.
48:56
So thank you for letting me have the mic back.
48:58
No, thank you for your uh comments.
49:00
I appreciate it.
49:01
You make a really good point there.
49:03
What was the number one thing in the election in November 2024?
49:08
It was illegal immigration.
49:10
Donald Trump gets an A plus.
49:12
There have been zero uh illegals allowed into this country the last six months.
49:18
You were told in February 2024 that it would take a bipartisan bill that would allow 8,000 people in here daily, 5,000 daily for up to a week before they could close the border, which they said they would if they could close the border at 5,000 a day or 8,000.
49:35
Why didn't they just close it?
49:39
And there was silence.
49:41
They didn't need a bipartisan bill.
49:44
Republicans said that too.
49:46
They were legalizing illegal immigration with that bill.
49:50
That's what they were doing.
49:52
When it comes to deportations, I talked about this a long time ago, back before the election.
49:57
Expectations like everything else have to be in check.
50:00
I don't know what people expected that there was going to be 20 million people leaving the country suddenly.
50:05
And the numbers that Mac threw out earlier were the last numbers that I saw on it.
50:10
About a million and a half left, according to the DHS on their own accord, and another 400,000 they have deported.
50:17
400,000 in a year.
50:19
Do the math on that.
50:20
You know, that's not probably getting where most people want, and I think that's Mac's frustration that you're looking at 1.6 million deported over four years, and you're probably not going to have a lot of people voluntarily leave at this point if they haven't already.
50:36
They were being given some money.
50:37
Uh Joaquin a few minutes ago mentioned uh what's going on in Venezuela.
50:42
I've got some sound here with Tom Cotton.
50:44
He was on CNN.
50:45
Let's listen to him and what he had to say about it.
50:48
They were not distressed.
50:49
One guy took his t shirt off like he was sunbathing.
50:51
They were trying to get the boat back up and to continue their mission of spreading these drugs all across America.
50:56
Did they get the bigger thing?
50:57
That's what they were doing, and that's why Admiral Bradley ordered the second strike.
51:01
Well, no, they didn't because we killed them, and we are right to kill them.
51:04
And Admiral Bradley was totally justified in a decision he made.
51:08
A decision, by the way, that was broadcast on multiple secure screens at the Pentagon and Fort Bragg, and that hundreds of people watched in real time with probably dozens of Jag lawyers.
51:17
So they were killed.
51:18
That's why they couldn't get the boat back up.
51:20
Stupid question by CNN as normal.
51:22
Let's go to World News, World News, and then we'll go to Queen B.
51:26
Go ahead, world news.
51:27
You know, you should do more spaces.
51:29
You got a uh radio voice.
51:32
I had to come in here.
51:33
If I could, real quick, I I used to do spaces all the time back in 2021 and 22, and it got away from it.
51:40
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51:49
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I appreciate it.
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Go ahead with your comment.
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I I know what we know what you do, Booker.
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That's um hint.
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I'm trying to hint to you that we uh like to get you more involved in spaces.
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In fact, I'd like to have you come on as a guest.
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Uh we may start doing them again under the American X Live.
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But I'd like to have you come on as a guest and talk about AI.
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Talk about your book.
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Love to.
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I would love to do it.
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Yes.
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Um, you know, to add to the conversation.
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It's something that we talk about every week.
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Uh you can't talk about it enough.
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I know you you uh wanted to get your thoughts on it.
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There's a lot of things happening right now.
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Uh geopolitically is mainly what I cover.
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Uh, to what we see what's happening locally.
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Uh, just for example, you don't have to go very far to find evil.
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Uh, a young lady was just arrested in Beloxi, Mississippi, right here in my neck of the woods for basically uh inserting razor blades and fish hooks and loaves of bread as a worker at Walmart.
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Uh, you know, you could drive yourself crazy with the negative, folks.
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Uh, the best thing that you can do is get involved locally.
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Uh, get into your school boards, go meet your sheriff, go get involved with local uh elections.
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Uh find out who your mayor is, your police chief, your election board members are.
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And start there.
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If you can make local impact, it'll reflect to national impact, something that General Flynn talks about.
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That's all I had, Booker.
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Thank you for what you do.
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Thank you very much for your comments, and uh you're dead on it.
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Since you bring that up, I want to talk about uh a couple of things, uh, specific tactics that we can actually do that get people to go vote.
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And uh let's look at a couple of different uh segments of voters.
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Let's look at the National Rifle Association.
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Have you looked at the number of people that don't go vote for them?
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That number is about one in two.
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You have a huge organization there, and people don't go out and vote.
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Another place is in churches.
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This is a strategy that is being used and has been used now for several years.
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And what you can do is you take one mega church and find five mega churches in a congressional district, and you can flip a seat in the House of Representatives because the numbers are like this.
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If you take a congregation, I go to a church, 10,000 members, 80% of them would vote Republican.
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The problem is 50% of the people sitting in church pews on Sundays, they're not registered to vote.
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That that is uh an area that is really easy to get.
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In our church, we now register people to vote when it gets close to an election window.
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You can register them to vote, you can provide them with a voting guide that shows all candidates and shows what their beliefs are, whether it's abortion or guns, what whatever it is.
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You're not telling them, you're not getting political.
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You're saying here's a voter guide, and we're registering you to vote.
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And in states where this even gets better in states where you can harvest ballots, you use harvesting ballots to your advantage, and here's one way you do it.
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You have uh an election day at your church.
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You bring the ballots in, and then you make sure that those people that you registered, which was 50% of your congregation in a church of 10,000, that's 5,000.
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That's 4,000 Republican votes that aren't getting there.
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Now do that times 10 or 5 churches.
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That's 20,000 votes.
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There's 20 to 25 seats in Congress in the House of Representatives every election that are decided by two points or less.
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A lot of those are decided by a thousand.
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You just flip seats with that strategy.
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But I try to pass along some information that actually works, and that's gonna bring our hour together to an end tonight.
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It also brings our week together to an end.
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I want to wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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We'll talk again next week.
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Matt Palumbo will be here Monday.
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We'll do a 2025 recap.
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But please enjoy your holiday.
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Enjoy your family and your friends.
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God bless each one of you.
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And don't forget, you were told two thousand years ago that you are the salt of the earth.
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And salt without flavor has no value.
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So whatever you do, keep being salty.
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Merry Christmas.
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There is only one truth.
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You've been listening to The Truth Be Told with Booker Scott on America Out Loud,