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Congress Creeps’ $18M Sex Slush Fund Exposed! |EP819 · The Big Mig Show

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To you, yeah. On the show just now, did you
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give? It no no no I didn't check them
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all. I sent you all the info so you
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can check out the details. Why did you check it?
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You got a computer. I was a little busy, like it was
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up at 4:00 AM taking an AI class overseas.
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So between that and the show and everything else, a lot going on.
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Hold on, I'm going to check it right now.
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All right, Well, listen, it's pretty disgusting what's going
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on in Congress. You've seen some of the exposure
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it costs. Swalwell's in everybody's
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crosshairs. Listen, he's a piece of shit.
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There's no doubt, all right. Hold on Lance.
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OK. All right, great.
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So I'll probably just redirect. So these people in Congress,
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they feel like they're above the law.
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They think you should pay for all the impropriety.
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You know, a bunch of pervs and, you know, creepers.
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Sounds like some of them are rapists.
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Who knows what they are. Lots and lots of details coming
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out. Of course, they didn't want you
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to be disclosed. Both sides of the aisle voted to
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hide the payouts from this slush fund that you paid for.
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They passed the law for it. And this is the problem, right?
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These guys think they're above the law.
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They think they can do whatever they want because they've been
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getting away with it. And it's really our fault.
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It's really the American public's fault.
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We have installed a lot of these politicians and honestly,
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they're trash. But listen, we're going to go
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into that in detail here in a minute.
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But before we jump in, you know, it's tax time.
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Nobody likes taxes. Most people don't give a flying
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shit about it. You know, at the end of the day,
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it is what it is. There's nothing you can do about
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it. It's just going to keep going on
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And I'm going to say that if you're using these guys, you're
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audit in your future. George is laughing already.
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And this is, this is for real. This is not a joke.
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This is an actual firm. Yeah, this is real crazy.
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Alright, let's play the clip. Come and fight your Texas.
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Come and fight your Texas. You know you won't that catch
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that van. You won't that
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catch that van. You want that cash that van you
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file, file, file. Do you want that cashew vans?
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if you're using those guys. An order in your future or you
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might get screwed on taxes, you know?
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Well, you know what? No, because.
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No, no, no. Because he wants to make as much
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money as he can. So he's going to try to renego
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and get you as much tax money back.
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Yeah. No, not doing it.
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Yeah, we'll have phone number's there if you guys want to call.
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All right, Congress creeps, $18 million sex slush fund exposed.
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Yep. They want you to do everything
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that you're supposed to do, right?
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They they want to track your Venmo payments and your Zell
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payments, and they want you to pay taxes on every single
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dollar. So what can they do so they can
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give it away at USAID, so they can steal it with the 14 magic
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money computers and so they can pay off sex scandals, right?
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Anytime they're a pro, you know, something like that happens.
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Of course, this is a sex slush fund that's been going on since
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97. The Office of Congressional
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Workplace Rights has quietly paid out over 18.2 million of
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hard earned tax dollars to bury hundreds of sexual harassment,
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groping, assaults, and Me Too claims involving members of
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Congress, Capitol Police, the Architect of the Capitol and the
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Library of Congress. So of course, while you're
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struggling to pay your bills, while you're paying these
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exorbitant rates at the pump at the grocery store, these sleazy
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lawmakers use your money to make their victims disappear with
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secret settlements. And they put them all under
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Ndas, non disclosure agreements, and they vote to keep their own
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filthy names hidden. This isn't leadership.
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This isn't the brightest and the best.
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This is taxpayer funded perverts protecting their racket and I
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think it has to end now. I don't know what Donald Trump's
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doing with this. I know they voted against it,
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but I think it's time for an executive order.
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Enough of this bullshit. I mean, you just bankrolled
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18,000,000 plus dollars in hush money payments for politicians,
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sexual deviance, their affairs, their assaults, and they just
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voted 357 to 65. So that tells you that it was
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both sides of the aisle to block Full disclosure of who used the
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fund. The congressional page program.
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If you guys remember, they used to have a bunch of high
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schoolers that would go in and they were pages for
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congressional members. They killed it after repeated
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sexual assaults on underage teens.
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These are kids 16 to 18 year old by powerful members of Congress.
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So these creeps get to buy silence instead of facing real
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accountability. George, how do you feel about
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this? And I want to stop with this for
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a minute, George, this law. George and I were shocked when
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we looked at the name of the law when they passed it in 95.
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They called it the Congressional Accountability Act of 95 to USC
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1415. A George, do you feel like
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there's anything accountable about having a slush fund to pay
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off when these guys want to perv out on people?
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Absolutely not. And Lance, I don't think an
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executive order would do anything because Congress voted
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on it. It's like a law that they voted
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or whatever. So it'd be tough.
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But you know, if there's any kind of payment involved, they
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should automatically come out who the payment, who the
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perpetrator was, like who, who is this staff or whoever it is
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that was suing a Rep, whether it be a congressperson or a senator
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or whoever. That should be made publicly
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known. And they should freaking lose
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their jobs automatically because this is, well, if they're going
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to pay out a payment that means they're guilty, they're not
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guilty. They should fight it in court.
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But. You you like the title, you
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can't Congressional Office of the the the accountability.
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Here's the thing when it come, yeah, Here's the thing when it
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comes to Congress, making laws for Congress, right, That's like
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saying the police is going to police themselves.
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You know, everybody's going to look out for their own.
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That's why you have internal affairs with the police.
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That's why the police don't like internal affairs.
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Well, the Congress, when it comes to any laws, raises
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anything pertaining to Congress. They should not be allowed to
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police themselves and make laws for themselves, give themselves
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raises, none of that. We need to come up with a
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different, different entity for doing that.
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How about the American people? We should.
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Well, I want to. First of all, I'd like to change
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the name of the Congressional Accountability Act.
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I want to change it to the. But there's no accountability.
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I want I want to call it the silicious sex scandals cover up
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congressional creep sex slush fund.
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I want to change it to that. So that way normally and I
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here's the thing. Think about the fact that they
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voted to make sure you wouldn't find out.
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So you take a normal workplace harassment laws on Congress,
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right? And and it and they're forcing
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it. So if anybody at work got
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harassed, imagine these young kids that were getting groped up
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here and then they funnel everything to the secret
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taxpayer back to count and it's got built in anonymity and non
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disclosure rules inside of it. Yeah.
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So when you said this vote, this thing, they passed this what law
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in 1995, right? And it was 357 to 65.
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I would like to know that at 357, how many women that were
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senators in Congress voted or Congress, I should say, voted
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yes on this. And that tells you a lot about
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those women, whoever voted yes. Yeah.
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So whenever you guys think it's just, oh, it's the Democrats at
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the no, you just saw this 357. So that tells you there was a
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bunch of Republicans. A lot of Republicans.
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Yeah, so don't you know, get that out of your head.
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Forget this partisan politics crap, 'cause it's crap.
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It's a big scam. Now you think about this.
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These funds keep most of these victims stories buried.
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We know. We don't even know about the
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groping of the kids. These 16 to 18 year old pages.
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That's why they killed the page program, because these
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congressional members couldn't keep their hands off these kids,
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right? They're hiding all this now.
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These are crimes. These are actual crimes.
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If they were prosecuted instead of covered up, these people
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could have gone and got they could have filed criminal
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charges against these, these these politicians.
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But instead they said, oh, well, here, take this pay off.
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But now you can't disclose it. This is it.
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It's a full settlement. Well, think about the fact that
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they're covering up these crimes.
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And George, your girl here. I like what she had to say.
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My girl. Yeah, your girl.
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Did you sneak that one in? You did, you bastard.
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You were supposed to get it. You didn't tell me you when did
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you put that in there? We talked about it.
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I said Bobert made a comment, why don't you add some stuff to
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the store and you said, OK, I'm going to add some stuff.
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I went in there this morning, nada.
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You and that Dick cop. OK, admit it.
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Is it true? I didn't.
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Say I was going to get that one, you were going to get that.
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One, you were going to add stuff to the story.
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I said I would have. Did you?
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No, don't try to clean. I wasn't next trying to get that
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one. That's you know what, you should
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run for Congress with that shifty ass answer you just gave
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me. George is going to run for
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Congress now we're going to have him in Congress.
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OK. Listen, Lauren Boebert, she's
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hot. Now I want to say something.
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A lot of people are like, oh, well, look, Boebert's got a lot
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to talk about. First of all, Boebert getting
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groped up in the movie theater. She was on a date, bro.
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She, you know, she was single and she could do whatever she
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wants. And you're, I'm not talking
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about personal life stuff here. This is congressional members
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assaulting people, the pages, their interns and whoever else,
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and then it getting covered up. I'm not talking about Bulbert in
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her personal life. So all those people out there
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talking that shit, listen, let me clear.
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Congressional members are having sex.
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Some of them are like, swallow. They're having sex outside of
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their marriage. I don't agree with that, OK, But
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they are having sex. So let's just stop that right
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there. Here's Bulbert.
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She's telling you what she thinks.
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And I agree with her. Yeah.
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Go to church, find Jesus. Like I mean, why is everybody so
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horny here? Oh, yeah, So I've got a couple
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of the ones that came out, by the way, very few of them.
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I had to dig around to get these.
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Here's one for you, Representative Blake Farenthal.
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He was Republican from Texas. Taxpayers shelled out $84,000 to
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settle a female staffers sexual harassment claim after he
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allegedly filled the office with crude, sleazy behavior and
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unwanted advances. Here's another one.
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Representative John Conyers, Detroit, He's a Democrat from
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Michigan. Secret settlement with a female
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staffer over repeated sexual misconduct and groping.
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He used office funds outside the official tally before resigning
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in disgrace. Representative Pat Meehan,
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Republican Pennsylvania, settled with a former staffer he
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creepily called his soulmate after she complained about his
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unwanted events. His taxpayer money helped sweep
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it under the rug. There's hundreds more, 10 cases,
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dozens of sex harassment and discrimination claims, you know,
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paid off quietly. This goes this has been going on
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for over 20 years, nearly 300,000 in sex related
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settlements from member offices between 2003 and 2017 alone with
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over 174,000 in one four year window.
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And of course now you got Swalwell.
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Of course, he didn't get a chance to use the slush fund.
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And it looks like Tony Gonzalez. I mean, these are allegations
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right now, but he might be resigning over a staffer.
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He is resigning. What do you mean might be?
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Oh, he is OK. He said he's resigning.
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I think he's already done because they they took the his
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name name him and Saul's names are off their offices.
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Yeah. Yes, Sir.
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Well, think about that recent vote.
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Think about how they voted. 357 members voted to to not release
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this info. Now, how many Republicans were
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there, George? That voted.
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That voted to not release the information I.
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Don't know. Just take a stab.
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Probably at least 150 A. 175 and 182 Democrats.
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So just, you know, almost even. So when people tell me, oh, it's
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through Democrats, it's not just the Democrats, the Republicans
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do you know, and, and, and, and listen, they, they cancelled the
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congressional page program because of what I just told you.
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They, they claimed it was 'cause it was too expensive and
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outdated. But there were decades of
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members sexually assaulting and exploiting underage pages, 16 to
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18 years old. In 1983, the page sex scandal
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Representative Dan Crane and Jerry Studs had sex with 17 year
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old pages. You.
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Know what the penalty was, George?
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They got censured. They were 17 years old.
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Wasn't that underage? That that is underage.
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That would make them pedophiles. You see any criminal charges get
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filed against them? No, they censured them in 1983.
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This was Dan Crane the Republican and Jerry Studs the
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Democrat. 2006 Mark Foley. These are Republicans sent
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explicit predatory messages to mail pages and then he resigned.
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Repeated groping, harassment and power abuse incidents.
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You know, George Sonos came out and said that the program ended
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because young children were literally assaulted by members
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of Congress. You hear about any criminal
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charges, George, that the DOJ filed against congressional
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members for being pedophiles? No, I know the DOJ is now open
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investigations to Swalwell though.
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How about opening an investigation into this?
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What about all these pages that got assaulted?
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Any particular reason they didn't investigate these
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pedophiles in Congress? Probably too late now.
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Statue of limitations, unfortunately.
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Yeah, they didn't. But they didn't clean house.
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They didn't arrest these guys or file charge.
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They just removed the vulnerable kids.
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They just said, Oh yeah, this is too difficult to program.
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No, it's because you guys couldn't keep your hands to
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yourself, you fucking perverts in Congress.
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But you know, this is technically legal, but the
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systemic secrecy of course, and taxpayer funded protection.
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You know, it's funny, you know, it's crazy.
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They, they remember George Santos.
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They, they expelled him from Congress because he lied during
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his campaign, right? But yet they don't expel these
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sexual predators. Make that make sense to me.
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Somebody, somebody in chat. I'll wait.
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On the books right now, there are many laws that would say
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that what they're doing is illegal.
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Now, remember, if they bring out a statute after the fact, if you
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have one statute that was already issued and voted on and
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you bring out a new statute and they're in conflict, it's
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usually the previous statute that sets the precedent.
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And they should go back and review the new statute and say,
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you know, we're not going to be able to do this because of this.
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18 USC 1001 says false statements and reports or ethics
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filings. How is it not a false statement
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if you get caught sexually harassing staff members and then
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you hide it? 18 USC 1519 Falsification of
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records to obstruct investigations.
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These all should have been criminal investigations, right?
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These are sexual assaults, predatory behavior, and
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pedophilia. 18 USC 3071 Conspiracy to defraud the United
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States via misused public funds. Tell me you guys, let's just ask
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the chat. You guys feel like this is a
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misuse of public funds. When you file your taxes, do you
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ever get to check a box that says yes, I'd like this to be
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used for a public sex slush fund for Congress?
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Do you get to check that box? Do they ask you would you like
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to pay for Congress to hide their sexual depravity and their
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pedophilia? Yes, I'm going to check yes on
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my taxes. You guys ever get asked that?
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Probably not 18 USC 666 misuse of federal funds for personal
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cover up. That sure seems like what
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they're doing. How are they not all guilty of
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18 USE 666? This isn't part of their job
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description. Being a a scumbag pervert.
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I don't think we hired him. When you when you voted for
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somebody, did you vote yes? I'm voting for Eric Swallow
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because I know he will be doing a lot of groping and he'll be
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trying to have a lot of sex with a lot of different people.
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That's why I'm voting for him. Let's make sex great again.
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I mean, what exactly is the reasoning here?
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And that's misuse of federal funds.
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And these laws were all on the books.
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Every one of these statutes that I checked were on the books
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prior to them passing that new law.
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How about title violations of Title 7 Civil Rights Act and the
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CAA itself? These they're, they're violating
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these people's civil rights. And this is an institutionalized
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congressional obstruction of justice.
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So my thing is, enough is enough.
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You ought to leave messages for every congressional member that
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you feel like leaving a message for today and tell them what a
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piece of shit they are. I'd leave them some of the
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nastiest messages and tell them you're covering up with this
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sexual slush fund. How dare you.
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If they're the people in your state that voted leave a
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message. Let them know how you feel.
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George. How do you feel about all these
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pervs and all these scumbags in Congress getting away with this
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shit? And they're not even getting a
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slap on the wrist censure or having sex with a 17 year old.
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You get a censure. You know what a censure is,
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right? It's worthless.
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It's like this. Well, you were bad.
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Bad. Congressional member.
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Bad. Well, what does it say about the
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the other people in Congress that are cosigning this type of
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behavior? You have to ask what do these
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other, what do these people that have on them?
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What kind of, you know, information they have on them
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that they're going to vote and you know, cosign is bullshit.
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There has to be other corruption.
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I mean, why would any logical person want to vote to hide
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sexual predator behavior from a Congress on a from a
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congressperson Do it to staff or whoever There has there has to
23:15
be there has to be some some kind of behavior that they did
23:19
that they're trying to hide could be anything.
23:21
You know, something other allegedly illegally stuffed.
23:23
Doesn't have to be that, but or though all compressions.
23:26
In this audience should demand full immediate disclosure of
23:30
every name, every settlement, and every sleazy pervy detail.
23:36
That fund should be abolished. And all these pervy
23:40
congressional members, they, if they get into trouble, they
23:43
should pay out of their own pockets.
23:45
And all those credible cases should be immediately referred
23:49
to prosecutors. And every member who voted to
23:53
protect the creeps, I think they should immediately be removed
23:57
because they're violating laws. So they passed a law so they
24:01
could violate laws that were already on the books.
24:04
You know what, you know, I'm, I'm just, I'm, you know, for
24:07
taxpayers, you know, I don't ever remember agreeing to being
24:10
their personal hush money ATM. I never agreed to cover up their
24:15
sex crimes. And I think America deserves a
24:18
Congress that serves the people, not one that's going to prey on
24:22
staffers, underage kids, and then buys their silence with
24:26
cash. But this isn't the swamp is
24:28
this? If this is what Donald Trump
24:30
told me he was going to drain, I don't see any draining.
24:33
I mean, I, I think the DOJ should immediately say there's a
24:36
question, take that law that Congress passed right to the
24:39
Supreme Court and say they passed this, but it violates 10
24:43
other laws. How is this even possible?
24:46
And, and I'm telling you, the Supreme Court should overturn
24:48
it. I don't know what can be done to
24:49
overturn it. I don't know if you can do it by
24:51
executive order. I'm not sure how you do it.
24:53
But at the end of the day, when you pass a law so that you can
24:56
break the law, to me that's, that's racketeering.
24:59
It's concurrent criminal enterprise.
25:00
It's a conspiracy. And you and us, we're getting
25:04
screwed by this. This is bullshit.
25:06
If you look at Slalwell, right, remember when he was running
25:09
well, trying to primary for president in 2019?
25:12
Yeah, a liberal news outlet had this information on him.
25:16
And because he he didn't make the primaries, they let that
25:20
story go. They could have helped expose
25:24
this and save people, save women from from further abuse.
25:29
But no, they just dropped the story.
25:31
I wonder how much they got paid to drop the story.
25:33
What what's I wonder how much information did Swalwell promise
25:37
to allegedly leak to this outlet for not putting that story out?
25:44
Think about that, making deals, but we're talking about.
25:49
Cover up of crimes. Luna Luna came out yesterday.
25:52
Rep Luna said she's going to they're going to release the
25:55
information about the other person in the room with Swallow
25:58
all the time and she's she's saying it's Senator Gallego.
26:02
So this should get interesting. I want to see.
26:05
So what about the other one? Do we have any idea who the
26:08
other person was across taking the video?
26:11
I don't know. We still haven't got that.
26:12
Or the blondes. Or the blonde, which looks like
26:15
a process. I mean, listen, I'm, I'm pretty
26:17
sure there's people that are trying to interview or get a
26:21
hold of the one girl that was on the bed with Swallow.
26:24
We all know who she is. Like her, you know.
26:27
Yeah, let's see if she gives it up.
26:30
We'll have to see. She's.
26:31
Probably asking, you know what? She's probably asking for a
26:35
payday to give up those names of the three people in that room.
26:38
Oh, I'm sure. Which is shit.
26:40
I mean, I don't blame her. Why not?
26:42
Well, they they could subpoena her then she'd have to give them
26:45
up for free. But I'm sure that you.
26:47
Know they could just ask Swallow, bring him in for
26:49
questioning, running an investigation.
26:52
In the video. No, Who was Who was the person
26:55
on the bed next to you? The other guy?
26:56
Who was the woman behind standing in the kitchen?
26:59
No problem, huh? Yeah, you're right.
27:03
Release it all, give us the information.
27:05
But I'm curious to see I, I mean, you don't know for, for
27:11
100% certainty if that's Senator Gallego in there, but I'm pretty
27:15
sure we're going to find out sooner rather than later.
27:18
But the slush fund, they should get rid of it no matter what.
27:24
If you work for any type of Congress that you're a staffer
27:28
and and they create a an unsafe workplace, whether it be abuse
27:34
or anything, they can just file a lawsuit against him.
27:39
They don't need no secret slush fund to keep it all hush hush.
27:42
You just file a suit like everyday normal people do.
27:47
But you know, I would say to these staffers, start recording
27:51
shit on these, on these Congress people.
27:53
If they're doing shit like that, get them on camera, expose them
27:57
all. I agree, you don't have to sell
28:00
me on that idea. I love it.
28:02
I mean, it's our money. We have a right to know, don't
28:06
we? Don't we have a right to people?
28:07
Don't we have a right to know? Did Sawwell?
28:09
Did Sawwell's wife file the divorce papers yet?
28:12
Anybody seen anything yet? But it's it's got to be coming.
28:14
I. I said by today, I don't know.
28:16
I mean, it just seems like non-stop more creepy details
28:20
coming out. So I.
28:21
His wife is probably like 10 now.
28:22
This motherfucking got to be in the house all day and he's got
28:24
no job or nothing. Now I got to deal with him.
28:28
Think about that. I wanted to hire a lawyer yet.
28:33
Who's his lawyer? Does he have money for a lawyer?
28:38
No idea. Interesting.
28:42
Heavy stuff, though. All right, let's talk about
28:47
Donald Trump. He comes out, says we're going
28:50
to get all the nuclear dust. I don't know what makes them
28:52
think it's dust, but Iran and Israel will not be bombing
28:56
Lebanon any longer. They are prohibited from doing
28:58
so by the USA. Enough is enough.
29:01
I'm kind of shocked that he's throwing down the gauntlet with
29:03
Israel, Aren't you George? I think it's all theatrics
29:09
because they had talks with Netanyahu and president of
29:14
Lebanon. I mean, look, Lebanon's clearly
29:17
just, I mean, Israel was bombing the buildings where it could be
29:21
civilians in there. I get it.
29:22
There's, there's some terrorists in there, but you can't just
29:24
kill the other people that are not doing anything wrong.
29:27
I mean, it's just wrong. I'm all for getting rid of
29:30
terrorists, but, you know, with all technology and everything
29:33
that they have, we have, you can get rid of them, But if
29:37
Lebanon's smart, they'll figure out a way to, you know, get rid
29:41
of these terrorists. Did you know that in the
29:44
constitution for Lebanon that the president has to be a
29:46
Christian? A lot of people don't know that.
29:49
No, I didn't know that. Yeah.
29:50
Has to be a Christian. That's in the constitution of
29:53
Lebanon. So, but, you know, to making
29:57
deals. I think Trump invited Netanyahu
29:59
and the president of Lebanon to the White House to do talks.
30:03
But at least there's a ceasefire there.
30:05
That's a start. But then I guess our Iran is
30:09
getting, they're feeling the economic, economic crisis of the
30:17
blockade with our U.S. Navy because now they declare
30:21
the Strait of Hormuz completely open for the rest of the
30:24
ceasefire. I mean, wasn't it pretty much
30:27
open anyway? Because we, we were, we had our
30:29
blockade there. So.
30:32
And Trump thanked him. This is all on on post on true
30:35
social foot X. He thanked Iran for opening
30:38
strating news whatever. But you said it right, like one
30:43
of the one of the elements being negotiated, there's a three page
30:47
peace pan with US and Iran, is that USUS would release 20
30:52
billion in frozen Iranian funds in return for Iran giving up its
30:56
stockpile of enriched uranium. I'd like to see what else is in
31:06
this three page peace plan. Is the regime going to be gone?
31:10
If the regime is not going to be gone, and there's still a lot to
31:13
be a regime, then none of this really matters to me.
31:17
It'll be all the. Way people, if that's true,
31:19
because they're still killing people.
31:21
Yeah. Not very good.
31:22
No. All right, listen, got to take a
31:24
short break here on the big Mig Show.
31:25
We're going to be dropping bombs far left.
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Minnesota District Attorney announces felony assault charges
31:31
against ICE agents. Yeah, sure.
31:34
Makes a lot of sense. But of course, what do you
31:35
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going back to Minnesota. You have this crazy, crazy,
37:38
crazy far left District Attorney in Minnesota.
37:42
She's bringing felony assault charges against an ICE agent in
37:46
Minneapolis and she put out a warrant for his arrest.
37:51
Now, what I don't get is felony assault charges.
37:56
He pulled out his gun. Nobody got hurt.
37:58
He didn't fire it or nothing, but he just pulled out his gun.
38:02
How is that even considered felony assault charges?
38:05
I don't know. I don't know what the freaking
38:06
was there, but it's stupid because like Lance always says,
38:11
they have absolute immunity, especially while working.
38:15
It was something to do with a car pulling on his shoulder
38:17
while the while the ICE agents were on his shoulder driving
38:21
some shit like that. And then whatever, they finally
38:24
moved and pulled over next to him, pulled out his gun.
38:27
I didn't even know if he got out of the car.
38:28
I didn't know. But you know what, if you're
38:31
trying to impede them, you're a threat.
38:35
And the way all this craziness is going on because Minnesota
38:38
police didn't want to get involved in these protests, none
38:40
of that. Can you blame the ICE agent.
38:43
This is, listen, this is just a ploy from this freaking District
38:47
Attorney who's trying to make a name for herself.
38:49
Probably wants to run for governor or some shit, who
38:51
knows. But she's another Soros backed
38:56
government official. And this is the problem.
38:58
Where are the criminal charges against George Soros?
39:01
You know, he's been funding all sorts of violent protests and
39:04
violent events around the country.
39:06
He's still walking around George and Alexander.
39:09
They're still funding all this crap they got.
39:12
They had 64 NGOs receiving money from USAID.
39:16
Anybody see any criminal charges for for, you know, financial
39:18
conversion? No, no, he's still doing all
39:22
this bullshit and this is another one right here.
39:24
Just like he funds all kinds of a GS and Secretaries of state
39:28
all around the nation. That's what he's doing.
39:31
But until you get him out of there, man, you got to cut the
39:34
head of that snake off. Soros needs to go to jail along
39:37
with his son and never be let out.
39:40
So let's play the clip from this now.
39:41
You know, she looks, I got to be honest, man, she's looking like
39:43
a fucking dyke. No shit.
39:46
It looks like a dike. There we go, let me play.
39:48
It angry dike today our office is charged Gregory Donnell
39:52
Morgan, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE agent,
39:56
with two counts of second degree assault.
39:59
There is now a warrant for Mr. Warden's arrest, which allows
40:03
law enforcement to arrest him anywhere in the country.
40:07
Before I address the details of this case, I want to take a
40:10
moment to talk about the timeline.
40:12
And why a charging decision was reached earlier in this case
40:16
than in the shooting of Julio Sosa Solis and the killings of
40:20
Alex Freddy and Renee Goode. I know.
40:23
Yeah, screw yourself. Yeah.
40:26
Bitch. Well, here's another one for
40:30
you. Disgraced former Democrat mayor
40:34
and Pride leader arrested again in Texas on new child sex crime
40:40
charges. Three more victims stepped
40:43
forward after initial grooming scandal.
40:46
So this is the former Gettysburg Borough mayor Chad Allen Carr, a
40:51
Democrat who proudly led the local LGBTQ pride organization,
40:57
just got arrested again for hot new horrifying child sex crime
41:01
charges. Of course, Gateway Pundit
41:03
already talked about this back in March.
41:06
So here, this guy's a radical left wing activist mayor.
41:10
He resigned as mayor after just three months in office because
41:14
he said it was something to do with some vague personal legal
41:16
matters. Days later, of course, it wasn't
41:20
just vague personal legal matters.
41:23
They arrested him on initial felony charges for allegedly
41:26
grooming and sexually exploiting a minor he met through his
41:29
community theater work. Yep, nothing like groping up a
41:33
kid at community theater Carr allegedly groomed the 16 year
41:37
old boy met through High School Musical productions in
41:39
Gettysburg between 2011 and 2013.
41:43
The victim is now an adult, reported that Carr solicited
41:46
explicit photos, engaged in video sex acts via Skype and
41:51
shared his own nude images while pressuring the teen for more.
41:55
Carr reportedly described the interactions as late night
41:58
talks. He was released on $100,000
42:01
bond, and just a couple of weeks later, he's back in handcuffs.
42:05
More creeping, yeah. Now in.
42:08
Texas government officials. Yeah, it was in.
42:12
It was in Texas, Yeah. Creep out.
42:18
I have you go ahead and set the dog down.
42:20
I'm sorry, what? Set.
42:21
Set the dog down. OK, thanks, Sir.
42:23
Turn off. Place hands behind your back.
42:29
You got anything on you A? Warrant from Pennsylvania A
42:31
warrant for what? Pennsylvania has issued.
42:38
A warrant for you for some reason and we're just here to
42:54
start. If you want to tell them, that's
42:57
up to you. I'm not going to tell your
42:58
business. You're back.
42:59
You're grown, man. This is between you and them up
43:02
there. If you want to talk to your
43:03
parents and just talk to your attorney about it, you can say
43:07
or your parents, whatever you want to tell.
43:08
Them. Thank you, Sir.
43:11
Watch your head. Watch your head.
43:13
Good job. Yeah, and I pulled everything
43:14
out of his pockets. All right.
43:25
And it is. It is going to be.
43:27
It is going to. Lock up so don't lean back too
43:29
much. Yeah.
43:31
I wonder, he was on $100,000 bail in Pennsylvania.
43:35
Was he even allowed to leave the state or isn't part of his bail
43:40
bail to notify the bail agency or even whoever the court that
43:45
he went to live in Texas? I think so.
43:49
No idea, but here we are. Another creeper, you know, All
43:54
right, here's here's kind of an interesting thing.
43:57
So a guy in a garage in Naples? Is this Naples, FL or Naples,
44:02
Italy? Naples, Italy.
44:04
I just want to specify. He is supposedly responsible for
44:09
printing 27% of all fake euros in Europe.
44:13
In his garage. And they're saying it was
44:16
11,000,000 in perfect fakes from this secret lab.
44:20
So one single guy, one garage and 1 hidden printing empire.
44:24
Italian police raided his house in Naples and discovered an
44:27
industrial scale fake money factory.
44:32
This wasn't some amateur color printer guy.
44:35
He produced ultra realistic fakes in 20.
44:40
These are the denominations 20s, fifties and hundreds in euros.
44:43
He was responsible, as they said, for over 27%, I guess.
44:49
I guess these bills were so good that the banks were saying even
44:53
the holograms were perfect. You know, the European Central
44:58
Bank admitted they look so real that they couldn't really, just
45:02
really separate the two. But of course, a lot of people
45:06
are saying, well, bitcoins, blockchain makes a
45:09
counterfeiting literally impossible.
45:11
So Fiat money is ridiculous, easy to fake.
45:14
That includes any Fiat currency like the US dollar.
45:18
They stormed the house in Naples and they found nothing unusual
45:20
at first, but then they noticed a cabinet in the garage that
45:23
didn't look quite right. Behind it, a homemade fake wall
45:27
on rails that slid open with a secret electronic switch the guy
45:30
built himself. And inside a full blown
45:33
industrial production line with 31 digital printing machines
45:36
running non-stop, plus tons of raw materials and equipment to
45:40
age the bills so they would even feel real.
45:46
I guess they'd already, he'd already sold 8 million
45:49
circulated across Europe and the police grabbed another 3,000,000
45:52
that had just been printed. I guess 10 different countries
45:56
were reporting his bills. I would guess it's a lot more
45:58
than 11,000,000. But they probably don't want to
45:59
admit that because the real question is how much fake euros
46:03
are in print. This guy was only responsible
46:05
for 27% of the fakes, so that means there's a hell of a lot
46:08
more. But we got a video clip.
46:10
Pretty interesting. Let's play it.
46:23
There's no audio, guys. Yeah.
46:27
Which is kind of weird, but. OK, so there's the full size
46:29
size press he was using. Man, it's crazy.
46:34
Look how much was there. Yeah, I wonder who who dropped
46:40
the dime on them? I.
46:42
Don't know, maybe his competitors, who knows?
46:46
There's big sheets of the bills. I mean pretty, pretty serious
46:49
operation. Mostly just one guy.
46:52
I don't know if I'm buying that. You know, Naples, big, big mafia
46:56
center. So I don't know a.
46:57
Hologram huh? Yeah, they said that.
47:00
They said that everything was pretty much perfect on the Bills
47:03
when you read the stories. Crazy.
47:13
All because he had a dumb ass cabinet that looks suspicious
47:16
and then they found the wall. See, he went cheap on a cabinet,
47:20
bro. Bad move, bad move.
47:23
You know, I don't want, if you're going to do something
47:25
like this or any kind of legal activity, never do anything at
47:28
your house, man. This is where you got to get
47:30
like a another spot under a different fake name or something
47:34
so it can't be traced to you. Do your printing over there or
47:37
whatever you want to do. Nobody said criminals were
47:42
smart. I mean he was smart and making
47:45
his stuff, not smart and how he's executing it though.
47:49
Clearly knew what he was doing. I can't imagine it's that easy
47:52
to counterfeit money, but I guess his were perfect.
47:54
Now I can't. No, it's definitely not easy.
47:56
All right, so just so we're clear on this show, we go after
47:59
everybody. This person voted Republican in
48:03
almost all the last elections. It's one accountant.
48:06
And she stole $53 million from a tiny town over 20 years and
48:13
nobody even noticed until she took a vacation.
48:17
You got to ask yourself how does one person steal 53 million from
48:21
a small town and get away with it for 20 plus years?
48:25
How does a small town of 15,000 people even have that much
48:27
money? I don't know.
48:29
Her name was Rita Crundwell. She was the Comptroller of
48:32
Dixon, IL, a quiet town, just 15,000 people.
48:36
She opened a secret bank account called the Reserve Sewer Capital
48:40
Development Account and spent the next 20 plus years
48:44
transferring city funds into it while creating fake invoices to
48:48
cover her tracks. She used the stolen money to
48:50
become America's most successful Quarter Horse breeder.
48:54
She owned. Now listen to this.
48:56
Here's where it's really suspicious.
48:57
Right it was. Everybody had to be looking at
49:00
her lifestyle and going how the hell is she living like this?
49:03
She owned 400 horses. She owned multiple farms.
49:08
A luxury motorhome worth 2.1 million.
49:11
A custom bus. She won multiple World
49:15
Championships in quarter horse breeding, which I can't imagine
49:18
that's very easy to do. It's a very expensive hobby.
49:22
While her town was cut to force firefighters and road repairs.
49:26
So this now is the largest municipal fraud in U.S. history.
49:33
And why did she get caught? She took a vacation and a
49:36
temporary person was in there and said there was some weird
49:38
stuff they found. So she did this over 22 years
49:42
and I guess she was a very trusted city Comptroller.
49:45
But talk about building this empire with these horses and all
49:48
the luxury assets. Let's play the clip.
49:51
This is just crazy. This is.
49:52
Shit for. A lot of people incredibly
49:54
jealous. Of This is why even though you
49:55
have a Comptroller account is doing all that stuff you still
49:58
should have an outside agency audited audited your books every
50:03
year just to keep shit from like this happening.
50:06
George, I'm going to bet if somebody did what you just
50:08
recommended, there's stuff like this all over the country.
50:12
Or or. Style audit or what did she been
50:15
making working as a Comptroller? 100 grand a year. 150 grand a
50:18
year. Or if you put it on the
50:20
blockchain, solve that too. But let's play your video.
50:23
Yeah, she. Admitted to stealing money from
50:25
her hometown, yet Rita Crundwell didn't utter a word.
50:28
Not even an apology. Excuse me, as she left court
50:33
today, the first time as a federal criminal, any idea why
50:36
she wouldn't talk to us today and just apologize to the people
50:39
of Dixon? Can't answer any questions.
50:41
But the question of where that $53 million went was all around
50:45
the 59 year old horses, trailers, custom furniture, flat
50:49
screen TV's, a Florida vacation home, the best of the best, all
50:53
paid for with taxpayer dollars. Taxpayers angry enough to show
50:57
up and hear Crundwell say the word guilty.
51:00
I've known her all my life and I worked with her face to face and
51:05
she lied and cheated to us and, and I feel betrayed.
51:09
It's caused a lot of turmoil, a lot of hard feelings, a lot of,
51:13
you know, accusations. I would really myself like to
51:17
see some sign of remorse. I haven't seen it at all.
51:20
It should serve as a warning and hopefully a lesson.
51:23
Acting US Attorney Gary Shapiro, alongside the FBI and United
51:27
States Marshals say Crundwell's master plan should have been
51:29
caught sooner. And despite her seemingly honest
51:32
image, even the generous hometown girl can tell a lie.
51:36
Public officials who manage. Their citizens money need to
51:40
trust if they must, but they need to verify.
51:45
There was, as far as we can tell, no verification here.
51:51
Yeah. We stole 2.5 million a year, she
51:56
done. She won dozens of World
51:57
Championships. She's had multiple properties,
52:00
expensive vehicles, lavish jewelry, the $2,000,000
52:04
motorhome. I mean, how could anybody not
52:06
look? She was working for there.
52:07
She didn't have an inheritance. How could they not look at the
52:10
How is she living like this on the state payroll, these people?
52:13
Are just well was she did she have all that right there in
52:15
Illinois close by or she had it like different areas where it's
52:19
not so visible? I don't know, maybe good
52:23
question. This is this is one of those
52:25
things that I tell you, this is we, this one got caught.
52:29
But I guarantee you there are thousands of these cases.
52:31
All over the You think they seized all her properties and
52:34
horses because she's got a public defender for her lawyer?
52:38
Well, she's definitely losing all that stuff, all the the
52:40
proceeds. There's no doubt they're going
52:42
to try to get money back, but I don't know how you can fix it.
52:44
Can you imagine? It's not that smart of account.
52:46
How do? You liquidate 400 horses.
52:48
Can you imagine how complicated that is?
52:50
You're not still got to feel while you're waiting to, I don't
52:53
know, maybe. She's got to get a public
52:55
defender and she's not that smart of accountant because she
52:57
didn't make any offshore accounts or shell companies to
53:01
funnel money into account for rainy day or something because
53:05
now you got a rainy day. I wonder how much time she's
53:07
going to get. No idea, but I'll tell you this.
53:09
I would recommend that every state create their own doge and
53:13
start investigating everybody and look at lifestyle.
53:15
Just start looking at lifestyle. The state's not going to do that
53:18
because the state people are complicit.
53:20
The governors and the people running the state are complicit.
53:23
They waste so much freaking money.
53:25
Can you imagine? I mean, just by me alone, I got
53:29
how many highways they've been working on for like 4 or five
53:32
years and like, just crazy. Yeah, the amount of time it
53:36
takes this. Is a big story.
53:39
I don't know if it's true. You know, it's John Solomon and
53:42
Hannity, though. You'd think it's true if this
53:44
isn't a bombshell. You guys remember the bleach bit
53:47
in the hammer? You remember all Hillary Clinton
53:49
trying to cover up her tracks? Yeah.
53:52
You know, she took she took that program bleach bit and then she
53:54
used a hammer and she destroyed drives because she didn't want
53:56
to be investigated. We know she did stuff on those
53:59
servers. Well, it sounds like after she
54:03
wiped all that stuff, well, looks like there's something
54:07
explosive here. Hannity asked the sources.
54:09
My understanding is those servers, copies of them exist,
54:15
that we may have them, Solomon told him.
54:18
Yeah, they're looking at a foreign power that may have them
54:21
because it was tracking a hacker back when Hillary had the
54:25
server. They may have recovered the
54:27
server. They're still validating them.
54:31
Now, if this is true and Hillary Clinton's emails are going to
54:35
come forward, I guarantee you we're going to find out some
54:37
nasty stuff. Is something going to include
54:39
comic pizza, razzle drip? I have no idea how bad this is
54:45
going to. That's what I said.
54:47
Frazzledrip. Yeah, that's what I said.
54:50
Let's play the clip for the audience.
54:52
I can only hope this is true, George.
54:53
Her servers, when she had her servers, you know she there had
54:58
to been a backup of that server somewhere.
55:01
Usually people have a. Fact that's the bleach bit was
55:03
for Georgia probably to destroy everything.
55:05
But I mean look, this could just explodes the Clinton Foundation,
55:09
a bunch of pay to play stuff and who knows what other nefarious
55:13
stuff. I'm just curious how come she
55:14
never got charged for destroying evidence?
55:17
She didn't. Even if you know what, even if
55:19
there's anything comes out about, this ain't nothing going
55:22
to happen to her. GOP ain't got no bulls we can't
55:26
even get a indictments on well so much.
55:29
Administration appears to have no balls.
55:31
I hate putting giving false hope to people.
55:33
Well, let's play the clip. Let me go back to the beginning,
55:37
and then you're going to fill in the gaps.
55:40
So Hillary Clinton top secret classified information on
55:45
servers. OK.
55:47
And by the way, can you answer this question before I go any
55:51
further? Sir, my understanding, my
55:54
sources, which are nowhere deep and and certain as yours, tell
55:59
me that those servers copies of them exist.
56:04
And that we may. Have them any truth to that?
56:07
Yeah, they're looking at a foreign power that may have,
56:09
because it was looking at a hacker back in the time when
56:12
Hillary had the server, may have recovered a large part of the
56:15
evidence. Now they're still validating
56:16
them, so we don't know if that's real evidence or not.
56:19
Whenever you get something from a foreign power, it's a tricky
56:21
thing to validate, but that is one of the operations that are
56:24
ongoing in the intelligence community right now, whether
56:27
they'll ultimately validate it. What they're looking for are the
56:30
emails that were erased. A lot of those are believed to
56:33
potentially be about the Clinton Foundation, maybe not about
56:36
classified information, but about the Griff that was going
56:39
on there. And if those do get recovered,
56:41
they could contribute to an ongoing criminal investigation
56:44
about pay to play politics in the in the Obama era.
56:51
Yeah, it's going to be tried to validate it because if it
56:53
doesn't foreign power have it, they'll come to how do you know
56:56
they didn't do anything to it, add to, you know, stuff to it.
56:59
It's going to be a tough, tough situation.
57:02
Hey, there's a crazy breaking story, George.
57:04
I'm just dumping it in an ocean right now.
57:07
This is heavy duty. We got to let the audience know
57:09
about this. If this is true, I know we
57:11
supposed to have a peace deal in place, but take a look at the
57:14
start. I'm putting the whole story and
57:15
go ahead and start giving the audience the details.
57:20
So you have AI. Iran linked terror cell claims
57:23
radioactive drone attack on Israel embassy in London as
57:27
police swarm park in hazmat suits.
57:32
They say London woke up to a frightening security alert this
57:36
morning. Please close Kensington Gardens,
57:38
capitals, Premier Royal Parks. They're saying after an Iran
57:42
Link Islamic Group posted a video claimed to have launched
57:45
drones carrying radioactive and cancer causing materials toward
57:48
the nearby Israel embassy. So they got officers in full
57:54
hazmat suits and gas masks descended on the area, joined by
57:57
chemical, biological, radiological, radiological and
58:02
nuclear teams. Oh my God, let's see.
58:05
Did they anything go on fire or anything?
58:09
Well, I think these dramas. Oh, so Metropolitan Police hold
58:12
on, hold on. Metropolitan Police confirmed
58:15
the Israel Embassy was not attacked and staff remained
58:17
safe. Counterterrorism Policing is
58:20
urgently investigating videos, authenticity and any link to
58:25
discarded items found in the park.
58:27
So it could be an AI fake Lance. Could be, I don't know if it's
58:30
true or not. Keep an eye on that.
58:32
Well, that's what the police are saying.
58:33
I would have to bet. If it turns out to be fake,
58:36
great, but if it turns out not to be vague, I'd say all bets
58:39
are off on that police peace agreement right now.
58:41
Israel might go right back into bombing.
58:44
You know, Hezbollah couldn't. I wouldn't be surprised.
58:49
Why would Israel go back to bombing Hezbollah?
58:52
This is Iran Iran terror group if it's true.
58:56
Nothing to do with Hezbollah in in Lebanon.
59:00
Isn't isn't that what they just agreed to not do is to bomb
59:03
them? But this is in in London they're
59:05
talking about. But if there's no peace
59:06
agreement in place, don't you think they'll go back the right
59:09
way to doing what they're doing? They have a they have a
59:12
ceasefire right now between Israel and Lebanon.
59:14
This. This just happened.
59:16
Couldn't this be a? Violent.
59:16
But what has this got to do with that?
59:18
No, can I don't. I disagree.
59:21
You don't. First of all, no, no, no, no, no
59:23
excuse. You don't.
59:24
Yeah, but you don't know what terror group it is.
59:26
Yeah. We'll see there's a bunch of
59:28
terror group. It could be what What if it's
59:29
the Houthis got nothing to do with Lebanon I.
59:34
Guess we'll see what happens. But I understand where you're
59:36
coming from, Netanyahu. You use any excuse to start.
59:39
That's what I mean. War bombing again.
59:41
Just keep away from his his court case piece of shit take us
59:44
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