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Fauci's Right-Hand Man Pleads GUILTY | Episode 353 · V

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Speaker 2: pled guilty to all sorts of crimes against the American people.
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Speaker 2: I've got the details on that coming up. We've got
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Speaker 2: breaking news overnight involving primaries across the country. We have
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Speaker 2: to dive into some of that. There was a big
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Speaker 2: debate in South Carolina between the various people who were
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Speaker 2: trying to take over for Lindsey Graham, who just passed
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Speaker 2: away a couple weeks ago. and a lot more to
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Speaker 2: And yes, yes, I have an interview today, too. Luke
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Speaker 2: to do, a lot to do. So let's do it.
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Speaker 2: Breaking overnight. We get a couple of primary election results.
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Speaker 2: A socialist has just won the Florida Senate nomination for
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Speaker 2: the Democrats, so running for the United States Senate seat.
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Speaker 2: Ashley Moody wins renomination there, destined to join the United
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Speaker 2: States Senate again come that November election. But on the
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Speaker 2: lefty side, it fell down to a race between a
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Speaker 2: woman called Angie Nixon, an open socialist, and that whack
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Speaker 2: job Trump derangement syndrome lunatic. His name is Alexander Vindman.
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Speaker 2: Remember Alex Vindman? That like that chubby moron who decided
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Speaker 2: to like, I'm going to try and take out the
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Speaker 2: president of the United States. Yeah, how'd that work out?
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Speaker 2: Didn't work out. Didn't take out the president of the
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Speaker 2: United States. And he lost in spectacular fashion yesterday to
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Speaker 2: an open socialist called Angie Nixon. Isn't it amazing? There's
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Speaker 2: all sorts of chaos on the short bus right now.
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Speaker 2: This is, look at this. I'm going to put this
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Speaker 2: on screen for you. I can do that. I got
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Speaker 2: NBC reporting on this. NBC is very upset. Democrat socialist
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Speaker 2: Angie Nixon scores upset in Florida's Democrat Senate primary. Progressive
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Speaker 2: state representative Angie Nixon, socialist, scored a major upset over
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Speaker 2: former National Security Council aide fat boy Alex Vindman in
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Speaker 2: the Florida Democrat Senate primary, NBC News projects. setting up
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Speaker 2: a general election race against Republican Senator Ashley Moody. Vindman,
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Speaker 2: a retired Lieutenant Colonel, Iraq war veteran, rose to prominence
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Speaker 2: as a witness during President Trump's 2019 impeachment hearings, was
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Speaker 2: viewed as a heavy favorite, but he lost to the
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Speaker 2: Democrat Socialist of America lady. Vindman raised more than $ 16
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Speaker 2: million for his campaign, a lot of money coming in,
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Speaker 2: a significant number for a Democrat in red-leaning Florida. That's
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Speaker 2: because You have all these Trump derangement syndrome people across
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Speaker 2: the country giving him cash. Nixon brought in less than
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Speaker 2: a million bucks and she won. She won. You know,
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Speaker 2: these Democrats, first of all, this is great news for
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Speaker 2: Ashley Moody. It means that they nominated an even crazier
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Speaker 2: Democrat to be the lead person to run for that seat.
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Speaker 2: So Ashley Moody, I think your seat is safe. And
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Speaker 2: especially because Florida runs functional, credible elections. That's good news.
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Speaker 2: The other piece of this is, you know, the Democrats,
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Speaker 2: we played a clip either on the radio show or
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Speaker 2: the podcast this past week of Democrats talking about what
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Speaker 2: should the strategy be? And one of these top Democrats
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Speaker 2: was saying, you know what we need to do? We
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Speaker 2: need to go after Trump even more. That's what the
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Speaker 2: voters want. They want us to go after Trump, really
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Speaker 2: stick it to him. Go after Trump. Alexander Vindman is
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Speaker 2: the chubby face of going after Trump. That guy spent
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Speaker 2: all of his time, his entire personality is, I went
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Speaker 2: after Trump. And he just lost. He just got his
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Speaker 2: ass handed to him by the Democrats in Florida. So
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Speaker 2: quick breaking news overnight as you watch as the commie
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Speaker 2: lady wins. And that's good news for Ashley Moody, who
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Speaker 2: sounds like she's destined to return to the United States Senate.
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Speaker 2: So there's that. Also in Florida, Byron Donalds won so
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Speaker 2: very easily. Nobody else was even close. Byron Donalds, the
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Speaker 2: Trump-endorsed candidate, winning a big victory there to become the
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Speaker 2: GOP nominee for governor to replace Ron DeSantis come that
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Speaker 2: November election. So Byron Donalds doing well. He's going to
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Speaker 2: face David Jolly, the former Republican congressman turned Democrat, Trump
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Speaker 2: derangement syndrome, whack job. He's the Democrat nominee, David Jolly.
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Speaker 2: So Byron Donalds has to be feeling pretty good about
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Speaker 2: this as well. Big victory there for Byron Donalds. So
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Speaker 2: there's that. Also in Florida last night, Debbie Wasserman Schultz
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Speaker 2: prevails in that race I was telling you about in
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Speaker 2: the 20th congressional district in Florida. This is a district,
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Speaker 2: so Florida redrew its districts recently. to try and get
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Speaker 2: rid of all of the racial gerrymandering because, you know,
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Speaker 2: we're against bigotry. And in the process, there is a
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Speaker 2: district that has quite a few black voters. The media
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Speaker 2: is very obsessed with this. They say it's a majority
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Speaker 2: black district. And so therefore, in the media's view, in
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Speaker 2: the Democrat Party's view broadly, that a black person, it
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Speaker 2: should be about skin color, not thoughts, I guess, should
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Speaker 2: be the congressional representative from the district. And Debbie Wasserman
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Speaker 2: Schultz decided to carpetbag her way into the district and say,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to run here because I want to have
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Speaker 2: power again. And in the process, it became a huge
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Speaker 2: racially chaotic race. All of these black candidates were accusing
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Speaker 2: her of trying to steal black representation. But then the
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Speaker 2: majority black district just voted for her. Now, I don't
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Speaker 2: know if the Democrats are going to take any lessons
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Speaker 2: away from this, including that black voters are going to
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Speaker 2: vote for who they want. It doesn't have to be
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Speaker 2: the same skin color. What is this craziness? Yet it
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Speaker 2: was a deeply racially bigoted contest that resulted in Debbie
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Speaker 2: Wasserman Schultz taking the day. So she's the nominee in
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Speaker 2: that district, very likely, given that the district has a
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Speaker 2: heavy Democrat lean, that she will return to the United
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Speaker 2: States Congress. But these are some of the big headlines
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Speaker 2: overnight out of all of those contests. So I just
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Speaker 2: wanted to share those with you as we continue the program. Again,
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Speaker 2: a very busy day for us, a lot to share. Also,
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Speaker 2: when it comes to sending people to Washington, There was
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Speaker 2: a big GOP debate last night in South Carolina, a
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Speaker 2: big GOP debate in South Carolina, and this involved the
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Speaker 2: two candidates who were in the runoff destined for that
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Speaker 2: election next week. That would be the Congressman Ralph Norman
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Speaker 2: and the current senator from South Carolina, Darlene Graham. Darlene Graham,
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Speaker 2: of course, is the sister of Lindsey Graham. She stepped
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Speaker 2: into the role immediately as the governor of South Carolina
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Speaker 2: appointed her to And she's been there for just a
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Speaker 2: few weeks now, but she's trying to make the case
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Speaker 2: that she deserves to be fully elected by the people
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Speaker 2: of South Carolina to the role. And I was very
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Speaker 2: interested to see what this debate would look like last
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Speaker 2: night as South Carolinians get a chance to kick the
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Speaker 2: tires on these candidates. So what did it look like? Well,
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Speaker 2: I got a couple clips for you. Let's go through
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Speaker 2: them really quickly here. And let me be honest, I'm
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Speaker 2: a little concerned. A little bit concerned. Now, Darlene Graham
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Speaker 2: and Ralph Norman, I think both have demonstrated that they
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Speaker 2: sincerely love the country. I'm not questioning that at all.
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Speaker 2: I think that in almost every respect, a lot of respects,
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Speaker 2: they would be classified as very conservative. Darlene Graham has
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Speaker 2: kind of a short run record. Ralph Norman has been
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Speaker 2: scored as very conservative by all of the various records
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Speaker 2: agencies that keep track of these things. And he was
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Speaker 2: proud to brag about that last night on stage. But
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Speaker 2: let me share just a couple of quick items, and
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Speaker 2: these are all the ones that are getting played this
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Speaker 2: morning for you. Here is Darlene Graham last night. She
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Speaker 2: was caught a little flat-footed. This is probably the most
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Speaker 2: viral clip. She was caught flat-footed on Taiwan. She said
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Speaker 2: she really doesn't know anything about foreign policy. She said,
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Speaker 2: I just got to be honest, I don't know much
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Speaker 2: about this subject, which is points for honesty. But you
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Speaker 2: do have to know at least something To be in
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Speaker 2: the United States Senate. Here's Darlene Graham last night.
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Speaker 3: National security question as well. Senator, are Taiwan and the
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Speaker 3: South China Sea national security issues for the United States?
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Speaker 1: If so, why?
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, could you repeat the question? Are Taiwan and
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Speaker 3: the South China Sea national security issues for the United States?
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Speaker 3: And if so, why or how? I'm just going to
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Speaker 3: be honest here. I'm not on national security that far.
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Speaker 3: I'm not that informed on national security, so.
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Speaker 3: But I do support the military. My brother was in
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Speaker 3: the Air Force for 33 years, so I will do
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Speaker 3: everything I can to support the military.
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Speaker 1: Okay. Okay.
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Speaker 2: Ralph Norman would go on to say that Taiwan is
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Speaker 2: an important ally. We rely on them for chips. And
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Speaker 2: the president's done a great job keeping the peace in
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Speaker 2: the region by supporting Taiwan, which is, of course, kind
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Speaker 2: of the standard issue answer that you might give as
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Speaker 2: you talk about this subject. But Darlene Graham caught very
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Speaker 2: flat footed. Here's the concern. To what extent will her
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Speaker 2: time in the Senate not be run by her, but
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Speaker 2: instead by Lindsey Graham staffers? That's the that's the primary
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Speaker 2: question here. Because if she doesn't know anything about the subject,
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Speaker 2: that means she's going to defer to staffers whose names
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Speaker 2: you and I don't know to run the operations for
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Speaker 2: an entire United States Senate office. So she's undergoing a
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Speaker 2: real crash course right now. It's entirely legitimate for people
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Speaker 2: all across our country not to know varying things about
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Speaker 2: varying subjects. But if you're going to go to the
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Speaker 2: United States Senate, you've got to be locked in on
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Speaker 2: some of the basics. And Taiwan is one of the
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Speaker 2: huge basics here. Again, caught very flat-footed on the subject.
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Speaker 2: She also made some basic flubs. I might chalk this
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Speaker 2: up to mental error. She said that South Carolina has
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Speaker 2: 50 million people living within it. Now, just by way
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Speaker 2: of comparison, the entire United States has just over 300
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Speaker 2: million people. Here's Darlene Graham last night.
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Speaker 3: 50 million people in South Carolina. Half of them live
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Speaker 3: paycheck to paycheck.
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Speaker 2: Now, that may just be, again, just a mental flub.
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Speaker 2: There's 5.6 million people who live in South Carolina. I
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Speaker 2: think she was relying on notes throughout the night. So
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Speaker 2: my guess is she quickly glanced down at 5.6 and
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Speaker 2: then looked up and said 50 million. Kind of a mistake.
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Speaker 2: A lot of notes, though. She was very reliant on
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Speaker 2: the notes on stage. Again, who wrote the notes? Did
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Speaker 2: she write the notes? Did the staff write the notes?
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Speaker 2: You know, what's going on? on there. Ralph Norman, I thought,
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Speaker 2: had a pretty decent debate. He did a good job
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Speaker 2: representing himself and his politics. You know, at one point,
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Speaker 2: Darlene Graham was confronting him for not reflexively supporting every
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Speaker 2: aspect of the big, beautiful bill. And he said, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: wait a second. I had a negotiation with the president.
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Speaker 2: The reason I was resistant during the debate process is
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Speaker 2: because I was trying to get rid of like green
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Speaker 2: energy garbage that the government was spending money on. The
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Speaker 2: president agreed with me. We got that included. And then
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Speaker 2: I voted for the bill. So Ralph Norman saying, I
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Speaker 2: just made the case. I actually fought for good things
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Speaker 2: and got them included. But there was one moment with
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Speaker 2: Ralph Norman that I was concerned about last night. I
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Speaker 2: wasn't in love with. with the fact that he used
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Speaker 2: an expression related to illegal immigrants that included a, quote,
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Speaker 2: pathway to citizenship. Come again? Now, Ralph Norman has come
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Speaker 2: out against Maria Salazar's absurd sellout Dignidad Act. He said
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Speaker 2: that's nothing more than amnesty. Well, he's right about that.
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Speaker 2: But what was this last night? I don't know if
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Speaker 2: any of you got a chance to watch this debate,
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Speaker 2: especially if you're in South Carolina. Perhaps you did. But
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Speaker 2: here's a moment where Ralph Norman expressed something that I go,
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Speaker 2: wait a second, my radar's up. Listen to this.
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Speaker 4: Do you support the rights of those? And I've asked
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Speaker 4: you this question somewhat before in a previous debate. But
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Speaker 4: do you support the rights of those in the Deferred
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Speaker 4: Action for Childhood Arrivals program, DACA, also migrants with valid
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Speaker 4: visa status, green card holders, asylum seekers, naturalized citizens, and
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Speaker 4: others who are legally going through the citizenship process? Do
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Speaker 4: you believe in a pathway to citizenship for those folks?
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Speaker 5: Here's what I believe in. Legal immigration, not illegal immigration.
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Speaker 5: The president has got, you know, we have to.
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Speaker 2: Have a pathway.
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Speaker 5: But you have to get the illegals out of the
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Speaker 5: country now. You're either legal or you're not. And you
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Speaker 5: get them out of the country. And then you have
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Speaker 5: an expedited area for those workers who have been here.
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Speaker 5: and have not caused trouble and provide work for different companies,
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Speaker 5: you have an organized way to do it.
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Speaker 2: He used the phrase pathway. Now, I'm going to read
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Speaker 2: this in the best faith possible here, what he said.
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Speaker 2: It sounds to me like what he said was get
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Speaker 2: every illegal foreign national out of the country first. and
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Speaker 2: then provide some sort of expedited means for otherwise peaceful
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Speaker 2: illegal aliens to potentially get back into the country based
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Speaker 2: on illegal means. Now, the good news for you, ladies
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Speaker 2: and gentlemen, is I don't have to sit here in
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Speaker 2: confusion on this subject. I'm going to get an answer
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Speaker 2: on it. You know why? Ralph Norman joins us tomorrow
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Speaker 2: on the Thursday edition of this program. Ralph Norman is
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Speaker 2: going to join us on the show. Now, as a
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Speaker 2: programming note for you, we have extended invites to both
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Speaker 2: of these candidates. I've sent out invites to both Ralph
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Speaker 2: Norman and Darlene Graham to join us here on the
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Speaker 2: podcast so that voters can get a real sense of
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Speaker 2: what they believe in and why they should be in
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Speaker 2: the United States Senate come this November election and then
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Speaker 2: going into January. So far, we have a commitment from
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Speaker 2: Ralph Norman. Norman will be joining me tomorrow on this program.
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Speaker 2: We haven't heard back from Darlene Graham, unfortunately. I've been
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Speaker 2: very encouraged by Darlene Graham's co-sponsorship of the Save America Act.
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Speaker 2: We love the Save America Act. She was fighting to
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Speaker 2: keep the United States Senate from going on vacation. That's
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Speaker 2: wonderful news. She was, because we just got Todd Blanch
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Speaker 2: across the finish line, she ended up being one of
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Speaker 2: the deciding votes to make that happen. So she's done
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Speaker 2: some good things. And I'd I'd love to have her
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Speaker 2: stop by the program. So this is a very public
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Speaker 2: and open invite, of course, to Darlene Graham to join us.
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Speaker 2: But we've got Ralph Norman. No response yet from the
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Speaker 2: Graham team over whether or not we can get Senator
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Speaker 2: Darlene Graham on the program. We'd love to have her, though,
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Speaker 2: just just to tell you that we're just interested in
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Speaker 2: making the country great. So there you go. A little
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Speaker 2: summary there of what happened in South Carolina last night.
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Speaker 2: We'll we'll keep our eyes on on that race because, man,
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Speaker 2: that's important as well. Let me see here. Let's get
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Speaker 2: to dive into Anthony Fauci's top lieutenant pleading guilty, because
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Speaker 2: It's a big story. Put a siren up for this.
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Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci's top stooge has just pled guilty in federal
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Speaker 2: for accountability. Check this out. CBS News with the report here.
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Speaker 2: David Morins, former NIAID advisor. They're making the headline super boring.
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Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci's top guy pleads guilty in COVID-19 records scheme.
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Speaker 2: Dateline Washington, a former senior advisor at the National Institute
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Speaker 2: during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under a deal reached with federal
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Speaker 2: prosecutors in Maryland, David Morins, 78 years old, agreed to
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Speaker 2: plead guilty. to one count of conspiracy to commit offenses
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Speaker 2: and to defraud the United States. He now faces up
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Speaker 2: to five years in prison. Morins, a senior advisor to
19:19
Speaker 2: Fauci from 2006 to 2022, was indicted in April. He
19:24
Speaker 2: was charged with five counts for what prosecutors said at
19:27
Speaker 2: the time was his role in a scheme to defraud
19:29
Speaker 2: the United States by shielding federal records related to the
19:33
Speaker 2: pandemic from the public. Prosecutors said Morins worked with two co-conspirators.
19:41
Speaker 2: The first, co-conspirator one, served as the president and CEO
19:44
Speaker 2: of a New York-based nonprofit that received a grant in
19:47
Speaker 2: 2014 titled Understand. the Risk of Bat-Coronavirus Emergence. Understanding the
19:55
Speaker 2: Risk of Bat-Coronavirus Emergence. The Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan,
19:59
Speaker 2: China received a sub-award from that New York group. That's
20:02
Speaker 2: the EcoHealth Alliance, by the way. On the coronavirus grant,
20:06
Speaker 2: prosecutors said, through the National Institutes of Health, rather, though
20:10
Speaker 2: the National Institutes of Health terminated the award in April
20:12
Speaker 2: of 2020, following allegations that COVID-19 emerged from the lab,
20:20
Speaker 2: Fauci's operation part of the NIH. The second co-conspirator was
20:25
Speaker 2: described in charging documents as a physician, scientist, and professor
20:29
Speaker 2: who worked for an academic institute that received federal grants.
20:32
Speaker 2: That would be Peter Daszak. Peter Daszak. So, We got
20:38
Speaker 2: David Morin's busted here, a guilty plea yesterday, admitting his
20:43
Speaker 2: guilt in all of this. If you go back in time,
20:47
Speaker 2: you know, we saw the headlines at the time. I
20:48
Speaker 2: told you at the time about the indictment. That was
20:50
Speaker 2: April of this year. Anthony Fauci's top advisor indicted by
20:54
Speaker 2: the Justice Department on charges of concealing the origins of
20:59
Speaker 2: the COVID-19 pandemic. That's what all of this is about.
21:03
Speaker 2: And at the time, Richard Ebright, who is a great
21:09
Speaker 2: scientist who's been all over these guys. He posted the following.
21:14
Speaker 2: He said, Fauci's senior advisor, David Morins, assisted Fauci in
21:18
Speaker 2: violating U.S. policies on gain-of-function research, misusing federal funds, and
21:23
Speaker 2: committing conspiracy to defraud, fraud, perjury, destruction of federal records,
21:30
Speaker 2: and obstruction. Morins now finally has been indicted for Not
21:35
Speaker 2: only was he indicted, but he's now actually pled guilty
21:38
Speaker 2: and is facing jail time as a result of all
21:41
Speaker 2: of this.
21:42
Speaker 1: Good.
21:44
Speaker 2: You'll remember he claimed before Congress he had no idea
21:48
Speaker 2: that the emails that he was deleting like crazy were
21:51
Speaker 2: considered federal records.
21:53
Speaker 1: You remember that?
21:54
Speaker 2: David Morris testified before Congress and they're like, you're deleting
21:57
Speaker 2: all this stuff. Why are you deleting federal records? He goes,
21:59
Speaker 2: federal records? I didn't know they were federal records. Boy,
22:02
Speaker 2: does this sound familiar to you? This sounds very familiar.
22:05
Speaker 2: This is kind of the James Comey scheme. I didn't
22:07
Speaker 2: know my personal memos with President Trump were federal records.
22:12
Speaker 1: What?
22:12
Speaker 2: You didn't know that your privileged conversations as FBI director
22:15
Speaker 2: with the president of the freaking United States were federal records?
22:19
Speaker 2: That sounds like a convenient memory lapse. Lock James Comey up.
22:24
Speaker 2: Here's David Morin sitting before Congress. Remember, he was being questioned, actually,
22:29
Speaker 2: by a Democrat at the time, Kwesi Mfume.
22:32
Speaker 1: Real name. Watch this.
22:34
Speaker 6: Could maybe do it. And I felt responsible for that.
22:39
Speaker 6: So I just, Peter was very upset and I was
22:42
Speaker 6: upset too.
22:43
Speaker 1: Dr. Morins, what else do you feel responsible for? Pardon?
22:46
Speaker 1: What else do you feel responsible for?
22:48
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I'm getting this echo here and I just,
22:53
Speaker 6: let me, should I turn off my microphone?
22:56
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're using my time. Let me ask you, why
22:58
Speaker 1: didn't you report any of this to the ethics office?
23:03
Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 6: I don't even know what our ethics office does, but
23:07
Speaker 6: Peter certainly reported it.
23:09
Speaker 1: Peter reported it to the ethics office. I'm not worried
23:10
Speaker 1: about Peter. I'm talking about you. Peter's not here. I
23:13
Speaker 1: just want to know, if you thought this was ethically
23:16
Speaker 1: incorrect or improper, why didn't you report it to the
23:20
Speaker 1: ethics office?
23:22
Speaker 6: What are you referring to as what being ethically improper?
23:25
Speaker 1: Well, you just said you asked him why was he
23:27
Speaker 1: sending this to one email account when it should have
23:29
Speaker 1: gone to another one.
23:32
Speaker 6: And you're asking me whether I thought what he was
23:34
Speaker 6: doing was unethical? What I was doing is unethical.
23:39
Speaker 1: Sir, I think you're going to be haunted by your
23:42
Speaker 1: testimony today. And it's unfortunate. It's all on the record.
23:47
Speaker 1: And it doesn't make a lot of sense to many
23:49
Speaker 1: of us, certainly not to me. And I don't want
23:52
Speaker 1: to carry this on any further, Mr. Chairman. I'm going
23:57
Speaker 1: to yield back any time that I have remaining. I
23:59
Speaker 1: thank you for the opportunity.
24:01
Speaker 2: Well, it certainly came back to haunt him. He's now
24:04
Speaker 2: going to prison, which is good news. You know, you
24:07
Speaker 2: and I have been sitting here for a while going,
24:08
Speaker 2: where's the accountability for the COVID crimes? Where's, you know,
24:11
Speaker 2: are we going to see people handcuffed, indicted, locked up? Well,
24:15
Speaker 2: Fauci's top lieutenant just got locked up. And where does
24:18
Speaker 2: he go from here? He pled guilty. Will he rat
24:22
Speaker 2: out Fauci? Will he dime him out? To what extent
24:26
Speaker 2: can we go after Fauci? He got a big auto
24:28
Speaker 2: pen pardon. I'd like to see that tested. I'd like
24:32
Speaker 2: to see more out of this. But this is great.
24:34
Speaker 2: What a great story. And I'll remind you, he kind
24:38
Speaker 2: of admitted, not just kind of, he really admitted that
24:41
Speaker 2: they had come up with this evasive scheme to hide
24:45
Speaker 2: all of Fauci's deceit from the public.
24:48
Speaker 1: Remember this?
24:48
Speaker 2: The New York Post had the headline, NIH advisor David
24:51
Speaker 2: Morins can't recall if he deleted COVID records. He laughed
24:53
Speaker 2: off Fauci FOIA evasions. A top advisor at the National
24:57
Speaker 2: Institutes of Health deleted records critical to uncovering the origins
25:01
Speaker 2: of COVID and used a secret back channel to help Dr.
25:04
Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci and a federal grantee that funded gain-of-function research
25:08
Speaker 2: in Wuhan, China evade transparency. That would be, again, Peter
25:11
Speaker 2: Daszak and EcoHealth Alliance. NIH senior advisor Dr. David Morins
25:15
Speaker 2: improperly conducted official government business from his private email account
25:20
Speaker 2: and solicited help from the FOIA office. This is the
25:24
Speaker 2: transparency office. to dodge records requests. Quote, I learned from
25:30
Speaker 2: our FOIA lady here how to make emails disappear after
25:34
Speaker 2: I am FOIAed, but before the search starts, he wrote
25:39
Speaker 2: in a February 24th, 2021 email. He's not the smartest criminal. Plus,
25:45
Speaker 2: I deleted most of those earlier emails after sending them
25:49
Speaker 2: to Gmail, he said. In an email he wrote to
25:56
Speaker 2: EcoHealth Alliance guy, Dr. Peter Daszak, he wrote, I ask
26:02
Speaker 2: you both that nothing gets sent to me except to
26:05
Speaker 2: my Gmail. That's because he's trying to evade federal records requests.
26:10
Speaker 2: In the most shocking exchange, May 28th, 2021, NIH's Office
26:14
Speaker 2: of the General Counsel instructed the agency's FOIA office to
26:18
Speaker 2: not release anything having to do with EcoHealth Alliance. Morin's
26:24
Speaker 2: writing in that email, quote, there is no worry about FOIAs.
26:27
Speaker 2: I can either send stuff to Tony on his private
26:29
Speaker 2: email or hand it to him at work or at
26:31
Speaker 2: his house. He is too smart to let colleagues send
26:35
Speaker 2: him stuff that could cause trouble.
26:38
Speaker 7: So again, the evidence against Fauci is all over this.
26:43
Speaker 7: David Morins was describing that Fauci was mindful of the
26:47
Speaker 7: fact that he didn't want to express any views on
26:49
Speaker 7: government email that you deserve to know about.
26:53
Speaker 2: That would include, let's see, the origins of freaking COVID.
26:59
Speaker 2: David Morins is now serving jail time. Add it to
27:02
Speaker 2: the nothing is freaking happening file as this guy is
27:06
Speaker 2: actually being held accountable. Thank God. for that. And all
27:14
Speaker 2: we're asking for is more. All we desire is more.
27:19
Speaker 2: I voted for accountability and I am very grateful to
27:24
Speaker 2: see it. We need much more of it. Please keep
27:28
Speaker 2: this coming. David Morin's busted, busted. Now in terms of accountability,
27:34
Speaker 2: the next story I'm gonna share with you is a
27:37
Speaker 2: story of Democrat run nonsense. We're going to talk in
27:42
Speaker 2: a moment with our great guest, Luke Rosiak from The
27:44
Speaker 2: Daily Wire, about a lack of accountability. So what happens
27:48
Speaker 2: when an illegal alien murders a man, stabs him to
27:51
Speaker 2: death here in the United States of America? Do we
27:53
Speaker 2: see actual accountability for this? Or does the guy just
27:56
Speaker 2: get away easily because Democrats are running everything into the ground?
28:00
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Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, Vince.
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Speaker 2: All right, tell me, what is going on here? We
30:43
Speaker 2: got an Islamist... I've got to get all the adjectives right.
30:47
Speaker 2: An Islamist, extremist, illegal alien... murderer who just escaped his
30:55
Speaker 2: prison custody or whatever. What the hell just happened?
30:58
Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Well, he stabbed his roommate. He was found head to
31:02
Speaker 8: toe covered in blood. And the first thing he said
31:04
Speaker 8: to police is I am guilty. And yet the Virginia
31:08
Speaker 8: court system. adjudicated him as not guilty because he had
31:14
Speaker 8: religious delusions. And otherwise, in other words, he's an Islamist extremist.
31:20
Speaker 8: And so they found specifically a Muslim psychiatrist to evaluate
31:24
Speaker 8: him who recommended that he did not go to prison
31:27
Speaker 8: at all. Instead, they sent him to a mental hospital.
31:31
Speaker 8: And that's when the story got really weird. Steve Discano,
31:35
Speaker 8: the prosecutor in Fairfax, elected by George Soros, filed a
31:41
Speaker 8: court document that says in all capital letters, we asked
31:43
Speaker 8: for this. What he was asking for is for this
31:46
Speaker 8: murderer to be driven to the Tajikistan embassy in DC
31:50
Speaker 8: to get a foreign passport, which then they let him
31:55
Speaker 8: out on a weekend day pass to just live in
31:58
Speaker 8: the Fairfax County community before going back to his mental hospital.
32:02
Speaker 8: But of course, he used his passport, went to Dulles
32:04
Speaker 8: and fled the country.
32:06
Speaker 1: Well, hold on.
32:06
Speaker 2: You murder a man in cold blood. You're covered in
32:10
Speaker 2: his blood. You admit to authorities that you committed the murder.
32:14
Speaker 2: And our justice system devised some sort of thing where
32:18
Speaker 2: he can just have unsupervised release. He can just go
32:20
Speaker 2: out and do whatever he wants.
32:22
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, the Fairfax County panel actually wanted to
32:27
Speaker 8: release him entirely because They said they acknowledge in these
32:31
Speaker 8: court papers that he's an illegal alien and a murderer,
32:33
Speaker 8: but they said, we think that he would be an
32:36
Speaker 8: acceptable candidate for conditional release. They wanted to release him
32:40
Speaker 8: permanently to just live in Fairfax County. They had actually
32:43
Speaker 8: bought him a taxpayer funded apartment to live in. And
32:47
Speaker 8: a judge stopped that, but was not able to stop
32:52
Speaker 8: these 48 hour releases, which apparently are happening all the
32:56
Speaker 8: time to murderers. And there was a Republican prosecutor in
33:00
Speaker 8: Loudoun County who put a stop to it. But Steve
33:04
Speaker 8: Discano in Fairfax County, I spoke to his chief of staff.
33:09
Speaker 8: She wouldn't say whether he opposes these 48 hour releases.
33:13
Speaker 8: I also asked her why they would drive him to
33:15
Speaker 8: get a foreign passport. And she said, well, that was
33:17
Speaker 8: more for documentary purposes, I guess, meaning He wanted to
33:21
Speaker 8: have an ID, not to travel, just he wanted an
33:24
Speaker 8: ID in his pocket.
33:25
Speaker 2: What does it even mean, though? I mean, it's like,
33:27
Speaker 2: did they not know his name? Was that an issue?
33:30
Speaker 2: Why would he need to get a freaking passport? He's
33:34
Speaker 2: in prison, or at least he's in custody in this
33:36
Speaker 2: mental arrangement that they have. But the whole thing is so,
33:41
Speaker 2: speaking of crazy, it's crazy to me. that they would
33:44
Speaker 2: be extending all of these favors to him when he's
33:48
Speaker 2: a murderer, an admitted murderer. He admitted his guilt. So
33:53
Speaker 2: in a normal functioning country, that guy would either be
33:56
Speaker 2: locked up or given the death penalty, and we would
33:59
Speaker 2: never see him again.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and the court records actually say the court doesn't
34:05
Speaker 8: want him to be deported because then he won't get treatment.
34:09
Speaker 8: And one can surmise that the judge was responding to
34:13
Speaker 8: the arguments made by the prosecutor. So they were taking
34:17
Speaker 8: special steps in this case to prevent him from being deported.
34:21
Speaker 8: And Steve Descanos, chief of staff, said they were just
34:25
Speaker 8: concerned about community safety in Tajikistan, because if he were
34:30
Speaker 8: deported there, he could pose a threat to the community.
34:34
Speaker 8: And they said, you know, they don't want him to
34:37
Speaker 8: pose a threat to our community, too. But then they
34:40
Speaker 8: would not say that they didn't want him released to
34:43
Speaker 8: our community in Virginia for 48 hours at a time.
34:46
Speaker 8: So we don't want an illegal alien murderer to go
34:48
Speaker 8: back to his country because he would be a danger
34:50
Speaker 8: to the people there. But you can let him run
34:52
Speaker 8: around in Fairfax County. We'll even buy him an apartment.
34:56
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. Everything about it is disgusting.
34:58
Speaker 1: So.
34:59
Speaker 2: The guy– so the current state of play is what, Luke?
35:02
Speaker 2: The guy goes out on unsupervised release, and now he's
35:06
Speaker 2: fled this country.
35:07
Speaker 1: Is that right?
35:08
Speaker 8: That's right. Of course, he was an illegal immigrant, and
35:11
Speaker 8: this is the irony here. He had an order of deportation.
35:15
Speaker 8: He kind of did what the Trump administration wanted to do.
35:18
Speaker 8: He self-deported, right?
35:20
Speaker 3: Yes.
35:20
Speaker 2: So we don't, I mean, do we know where he
35:22
Speaker 2: went to, by the way? Not that it matters to
35:24
Speaker 2: me that much.
35:25
Speaker 8: He flew to Turkey and then his home country. Who
35:27
Speaker 8: knows where he is there? I know that the Virginia, uh,
35:30
Speaker 8: Steve Discano asked for a bench warrant to, to get him.
35:33
Speaker 8: That only says if he turns up at a port
35:35
Speaker 8: of entry, he'll be, he'll be arrested. It doesn't, uh,
35:39
Speaker 8: pretend to make any attempt to locate him abroad.
35:42
Speaker 2: I mean, I love what this story tells us because
35:45
Speaker 2: it means that these lefties are so callous and incompetent
35:48
Speaker 2: simultaneously that the guy literally somehow ends up achieving the
35:52
Speaker 2: thing that President Trump wants in the first place, which
35:54
Speaker 2: is to get him the hell out of our country.
35:56
Speaker 2: So now he's self-deported. So in a way, that's a
35:59
Speaker 2: great outcome of this story, but it shouldn't, this kind
36:02
Speaker 2: of chaos can't stand, Luke. I mean, we need like
36:04
Speaker 2: a really functioning justice system.
36:06
Speaker 1: Well, yeah.
36:07
Speaker 8: And how many times has Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger been asked,
36:11
Speaker 8: would she, does she believe that murderer, illegal immigrant murderer
36:15
Speaker 8: X should be deported? Would she turn him over to ICE? Murderer,
36:19
Speaker 8: illegal immigrant murderer Y? There's been like five or six
36:22
Speaker 8: different examples since she was elected just a few months ago.
36:26
Speaker 8: And she hasn't said she would turn over any of
36:29
Speaker 8: those people to ICE. And in Fairfax County at one
36:33
Speaker 8: point earlier this year, I stopped counting, there had been
36:36
Speaker 8: six murders in Fairfax at that time. Four of them
36:39
Speaker 8: were at the hands of illegal immigrants. The fifth one,
36:42
Speaker 8: by the way, was a former Democrat Lieutenant Governor who
36:46
Speaker 8: murdered his wife. And so most murders, the overwhelming majority
36:49
Speaker 8: of murders in Fairfax County seem to be happening at
36:53
Speaker 8: the hands of illegal immigrants But Steve Discano doesn't seem
36:56
Speaker 8: to want them deported. And Abigail Spanberger also has never
37:00
Speaker 8: met a murderer that she thinks should be deported.
37:03
Speaker 2: Luke, you've looked at these stories a lot. Can you
37:04
Speaker 2: help me understand the psychology of this? Why are Democrats
37:09
Speaker 2: in Virginia, in this case, why do they show more
37:12
Speaker 2: love for illegal alien murderers than they do for American
37:17
Speaker 2: citizens who live in their state?
37:19
Speaker 8: That's really the question. And some people say it's suicidal empathy,
37:23
Speaker 8: that liberals have too much empathy. But I don't think
37:25
Speaker 8: that explains it at all. I mean, why wouldn't you
37:27
Speaker 8: have the empathy for Stephanie Minter's family who was killed
37:31
Speaker 8: at a bus stop by an illegal immigrant who has
37:33
Speaker 8: been arrested 30 times and Steve Discano dropped every single charge?
37:38
Speaker 8: Why wouldn't you have empathy? We all have empathy. Why
37:41
Speaker 8: wouldn't the empathy go to the victims of crimes? Why
37:45
Speaker 8: wouldn't the empathy go to people who actually are from
37:47
Speaker 8: your community and not people who had infiltrated your community?
37:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really it's disgusting. I mean, honestly, candidly, it
37:53
Speaker 2: feels demonic because it just doesn't make any sense to me. Because,
37:57
Speaker 2: you know, if you were if you were demonstrating love
37:59
Speaker 2: and empathy, as you as you so well point out,
38:03
Speaker 2: you'd look out for the law-abiding. You'd look out for
38:05
Speaker 2: the peaceful. You'd look out for the vulnerable. That's what
38:08
Speaker 2: normal people do. And yet the left keeps selling us
38:11
Speaker 2: on releasing agents of chaos back into the community as
38:14
Speaker 2: some sort of show of our decency. It's about as
38:18
Speaker 2: disgusting as it can possibly get.
38:22
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I've been in this area my whole life.
38:23
Speaker 8: I don't remember people being covered in blood from head
38:26
Speaker 8: to toe because they stabbed somebody when I was younger.
38:29
Speaker 8: And two things have happened during that time. We've had
38:31
Speaker 8: mass immigration, including supposedly 20% of Fairfax County's illegal immigrants.
38:38
Speaker 8: And during that same period, we've also started seeing this
38:41
Speaker 8: kind of crime. But to just those adjectives, as you said, illegal, alien, Islamist, extremist, murderer,
38:49
Speaker 8: And the prosecutor is driving him to get a passport
38:54
Speaker 8: from a foreign country and then letting him out of
38:56
Speaker 8: the mental institution. I mean, if you could go back
38:58
Speaker 8: in time, you would think that this was like a
39:01
Speaker 8: like a Mad Libs or a hoax or a not
39:04
Speaker 8: the onion of some sort. It's just kind of hard
39:06
Speaker 8: to believe this is where we are.
39:08
Speaker 2: I you know, I get that like people seem to
39:10
Speaker 2: especially Democrats just sort of reflexively vote for whoever has
39:13
Speaker 2: a D at the end of their name or whoever's
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Speaker 2: endorsed by George Soros or whatever. But what is that, Luke?
39:18
Speaker 1: I mean, like.
39:19
Speaker 2: Why are so many people in Fairfax County, Virginia, in
39:23
Speaker 2: sort of like a lemming-like trance where they keep electing
39:27
Speaker 2: destroyers like Steve Diskind? to wreck their community? You mentioned
39:34
Speaker 2: the phrase suicidal empathy. Do you understand that at all?
39:37
Speaker 2: Why do people keep voting for their own destruction?
39:40
Speaker 8: It's remarkable. I remember in 2019, I was going to
39:43
Speaker 8: different poll sites during election day and talking to people.
39:48
Speaker 8: And at that time, Steve Discano was challenging the existing
39:52
Speaker 8: Democrat in a primary and the existing Democrat said, look,
39:56
Speaker 8: eventually Steve Discano won by 1% with a massive sum
40:01
Speaker 8: of George Soros cash in this low turnout because it
40:04
Speaker 8: comes down to primaries. You know, this is who votes
40:06
Speaker 8: in primaries. It's only the most committed voters. The most
40:10
Speaker 8: radical of the Democrat base is going to come for
40:13
Speaker 8: some down ballot off your election in a, uh, in
40:18
Speaker 8: an off year in Virginia, which is when they hold
40:21
Speaker 8: these races for things like prosecutor. And so he narrowly
40:24
Speaker 8: defeated in the primary the existing Democrat who then quit
40:27
Speaker 8: the Democrat party and said, if Steve Discano is your
40:30
Speaker 8: idea of a Democrat, then I'm not a Democrat anymore.
40:33
Speaker 8: Steve Discano is not a Democrat, he said. He's something
40:35
Speaker 8: much more radical. But then fast forward to the general election,
40:40
Speaker 8: most Democrat voters had no clue any of that happened.
40:43
Speaker 8: They didn't even know the Democrat on the ballot this
40:45
Speaker 8: time was different then the Democrat prosecutor had been on
40:48
Speaker 8: the ballot for 20 years and they blindly voted for him.
40:52
Speaker 8: And there is no excuse for that, to your point.
40:54
Speaker 8: I mean, it doesn't absolve them. It might maybe explain it.
40:57
Speaker 8: But also, yes, I mean, we have people with a
40:59
Speaker 8: conflict of interest. You're going to vote for Democrats no
41:02
Speaker 8: matter what, because they're employed by the government in the D.C.
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Speaker 1: Area.
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Speaker 8: But that, too, doesn't absolve them from voting for people
41:09
Speaker 8: who continuously.
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Speaker 2: Let out murderers, because I don't know what. What could
41:14
Speaker 2: be more shocking than that? Well, you know what? One
41:16
Speaker 2: of the reasons why people are so ignorant is the media.
41:19
Speaker 2: There's a media blackout in many regards in Northern Virginia.
41:25
Speaker 2: And that's just the truth. People just don't know because
41:29
Speaker 2: of the censorship of the media. And you are one
41:32
Speaker 2: of the few exceptions to that rule, Luke.
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Speaker 8: Same to you, Vince. Thank you.
41:36
Speaker 2: Thanks, Luke. Appreciate you for coming on, brother. Luke Rosiak
41:39
Speaker 2: with The Daily.
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Speaker 1: Wire, as always.
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Speaker 8: All right.
41:42
Speaker 2: Thank you to Luke. What an important story. And what
41:45
Speaker 2: a crazy one. I love how it accidentally had a
41:49
Speaker 2: good outcome, which is that we got rid of this guy,
41:51
Speaker 2: the murderer. He self-deported from the country. He's so insane,
41:55
Speaker 2: yet he rationally self-deported from the country.
41:58
Speaker 8: Okay.
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Speaker 1: All right.
42:01
Speaker 2: And yet we continue to have these Soros-funded prosecutors who
42:04
Speaker 2: are agents of chaos in the United States. Boy, we
42:07
Speaker 2: have to tackle that. All right. Now, I've got another...
42:12
Speaker 2: Crazy illegal alien scandal for you. This one does involve
42:15
Speaker 2: some accountability. The Trump administration has just busted the Democrat
42:21
Speaker 2: mayor of Lawrence, Massachusetts. Have you guys seen this story? Lawrence, Massachusetts.
42:28
Speaker 2: This is another COVID fraud case. The mayor of Lawrence,
42:32
Speaker 2: Massachusetts was just arrested and charged with fraudulently obtaining $ 1. 5
42:39
Speaker 2: million in COVID small business loans, meaning robbing federal taxpayers,
42:48
Speaker 2: and using the proceeds to fund his campaign account, pay
42:51
Speaker 2: personal taxes, and pay over $ 880, 000 in high-interest, hard-money mortgages
42:59
Speaker 2: that encumbered various properties he owned in Lawrence. The guy's
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Speaker 2: name is Brian DePena, 61 years old, charged with one
43:08
Speaker 2: count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering.
43:12
Speaker 2: Just arrested, made a court appearance in Boston. Now, this
43:17
Speaker 2: DePena guy, this is the craziest thing. He's an illegal alien.
43:23
Speaker 2: Came to the country illegally. Somehow he became a United
43:26
Speaker 2: States citizen. Still not exactly clear how that happened. Becomes
43:30
Speaker 2: the mayor of an entire city in Massachusetts, and he
43:36
Speaker 2: doesn't speak a lick of English. He's memorized a couple
43:41
Speaker 2: of words, but his lawyer says, he doesn't even speak English.
43:44
Speaker 2: Cut to, watch this. Hi, guys.
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Speaker 8: Do you have any comment to the city?
43:48
Speaker 1: Hi, guys.
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Speaker 2: Hi, guys.
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Speaker 8: Hi, guys.
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Speaker 1: How are you, Mr. Mayoral?
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Speaker 3: I'm fine.
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Speaker 1: Excuse me, guys.
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Speaker 8: I don't want to hurt it. Thank you. God bless you.
43:57
Speaker 8: God bless you.
43:58
Speaker 1: God bless you. God bless you. Sure, do you think they.
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Speaker 8: He doesn't speak English.
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Speaker 1: No comment. Are you going to resign, sir? No comment.
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Speaker 8: Do you need to resign?
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Speaker 4: No, he's done a great job in Lawrence.
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Speaker 8: Thank you, guys.
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Speaker 1: God bless you.
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Speaker 2: What are you blessing us for?
44:11
Speaker 1: God bless you. We slept down there.
44:17
Speaker 2: Now, I'm going to go ahead and just suss out
44:19
Speaker 2: what's going on. He does speak a little English. I mean,
44:22
Speaker 2: you heard him repeating phrases like, God bless you, God
44:24
Speaker 2: bless you. And the guy's like, what are you blessing
44:26
Speaker 2: us for? I'm going to answer our questions. Good question
44:28
Speaker 2: from the media. But the lawyer lies about it. He's like,
44:32
Speaker 2: he doesn't speak any English, so it doesn't even matter
44:33
Speaker 2: what you ask him. He doesn't speak English. All right, well,
44:35
Speaker 2: send a Spanish reporter in there. Just ask him questions.
44:38
Speaker 2: But he's a fraudster. It's a fraudster. So he got arrested.
44:42
Speaker 2: And oh, and did I mention he's a Democrat? I
44:45
Speaker 2: probably should mention that. He's a Democrat, which will not
44:47
Speaker 2: come as a surprise to you. I don't know if
44:48
Speaker 2: I even had to mention that. But yeah, he's a Democrat,
44:50
Speaker 2: illegal alien. Like, you know, Spanish, almost exclusively language speaking,
44:59
Speaker 2: mayor of a city in Massachusetts. What are we doing?
45:03
Speaker 2: What are we doing? This is the chaos the left
45:05
Speaker 2: has in store for us.
45:07
Speaker 1: It's here.
45:08
Speaker 2: It's arrived. And some accountability has also arrived, too. So
45:11
Speaker 2: good for the Trump administration for staying on top of
45:14
Speaker 2: all of this. They're going after bad guys. That's the
45:16
Speaker 2: good news. In fact, that might be the big item
45:19
Speaker 2: from this show. The accountability culture that we've been pursuing
45:23
Speaker 2: is coming to fruition, including yet another would-be assassin was
45:28
Speaker 2: just sentenced to prison yesterday. Remember Scott Besson? President Trump,
45:34
Speaker 2: of course, has been subjected to any number of assassination attempts.
45:38
Speaker 2: It turns out he's not alone, of course. Scott Besson,
45:40
Speaker 2: the Treasury Secretary, had a would-be assassin try to hunt
45:43
Speaker 2: him down and kill him. And the authorities took him
45:47
Speaker 2: into custody and secured a sentence against him yesterday. Now,
45:52
Speaker 2: this story is bananas for all of the typical reasons
45:56
Speaker 2: that the left is responsible for. Not least of all,
46:00
Speaker 2: because the defendant calls himself transgender and pretends to be
46:04
Speaker 2: a woman. Yeah, you heard me correctly. Yet another transgender
46:08
Speaker 2: assassin who's been now taken into custody. Here's the report.
46:13
Speaker 2: I'm going to put the Fox report up on this
46:15
Speaker 2: because it's been... I'll tell you what, man. You read
46:17
Speaker 2: the media coverage on this and you're like, why? Everyone's
46:19
Speaker 2: lying to me. Why am I getting lies all the time?
46:21
Speaker 2: But let me first start with Fox. Here's what they've got.
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Speaker 2: Transgender defendant who sought to kill Scott Besson sentenced to
46:28
Speaker 2: more than six years in prison.
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Speaker 1: Six years?
46:32
Speaker 2: Six years? What?
46:33
Speaker 1: What?
46:34
Speaker 2: A biological male who identifies as a woman was sentenced
46:38
Speaker 2: to 73 months, six years and one month, Tuesday, for
46:42
Speaker 2: a plot to kill Treasury Secretary Scott Besson. It's a guy.
46:46
Speaker 2: I don't know what, what is all this throat clearing?
46:48
Speaker 2: A biological male who identifies as a woman. A man
46:53
Speaker 2: was sentenced to six years. Prosecutors sought at least 10
46:58
Speaker 2: years in prison for Riley Jane English. who was identified
47:04
Speaker 2: by the Justice Department as Ryan Michael English. Fox, what
47:09
Speaker 2: are you doing? Please, please stop flirting with this garbage.
47:12
Speaker 2: Just tell people the truth. Don't start with, oh, it's Riley.
47:15
Speaker 2: It's not Riley Jane. The guy's name is Ryan.
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Speaker 1: Ryan.
47:19
Speaker 2: What's on his birth certificate? What's on his government documents?
47:22
Speaker 2: Who is this guy? He's Ryan Michael freaking English. I
47:25
Speaker 2: don't know if freaking is a part of the name,
47:26
Speaker 2: but you understand the point. Riley, come on. Stop playing
47:31
Speaker 2: along with the assassin. You're going to give the assassin
47:34
Speaker 2: some wiggle room to make up his name?
47:37
Speaker 1: U.S.
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Speaker 2: District Judge Rudolph Contreras, an appointee of Obama, an Obama appointee,
47:43
Speaker 2: sentenced English after a guilty plea to two counts related
47:46
Speaker 2: to the attempt to kill Besson and carrying a dangerous
47:49
Speaker 2: weapon on the grounds of the Capitol, January 27th of 2025.
47:54
Speaker 2: The offense is very serious, said Contreras, added that, quote,
47:58
Speaker 2: Miss English. Liars everywhere. Contreras added that Miss English was
48:12
Speaker 2: concerned with trans rights. Who the hell cares? And came
48:16
Speaker 2: to the Capitol with a folding knife and two small
48:19
Speaker 2: Molotov cocktails, which probably would not have ignited. Wait, sorry,
48:24
Speaker 2: the judge is making excuses for the, like, the impotent weapons?
48:32
Speaker 1: What?
48:33
Speaker 2: I just, I, I... You know, just when you think
48:37
Speaker 2: you've seen it all. And so the Obama judge, of course,
48:41
Speaker 2: is lying in open court, calling this dude a woman.
48:45
Speaker 2: Miss English. And I want to remind you, let me
48:50
Speaker 2: take you back to July. This is a month ago.
48:52
Speaker 2: Here's Scott Besson saying, you know, I want everyone in
48:55
Speaker 2: the media to follow this story because, you know, this
48:57
Speaker 2: guy tried to assassinate me. Showed up, tried to assassinate me.
49:01
Speaker 2: And his sentencing is coming up and you should cover it. Well,
49:04
Speaker 2: this is the coverage. Now, this guy's getting treated as
49:07
Speaker 2: a woman? Watch Scott Besson. Here he was back, cut three.
49:11
Speaker 6: But I'm going to remind everyone in this room and
49:13
Speaker 6: all the media that I was the subject of an
49:16
Speaker 6: assassination attempt February 2024.
49:10
Speaker 1: Yeah.
49:38
Speaker 2: And so the sentencing, they're even lying, though. It's like, okay,
49:41
Speaker 2: so the guy got sentenced, but it's Miss English, and
49:43
Speaker 2: the weapons weren't really going to work anyway. They're basically
49:46
Speaker 2: Nerf guns. Who cares? Let's just give him six years.
49:49
Speaker 2: Six years? He tried to kill a sitting cabinet secretary.
49:52
Speaker 2: If this was a Democrat, he'd be serving the rest
49:54
Speaker 2: of his life in jail. They'd throw away the key.
49:55
Speaker 2: They would never tell you about it except to use
49:57
Speaker 2: it as a pretext to rob law-abiding citizens of liberty
50:00
Speaker 2: going forward. This guy does this and we just get
50:04
Speaker 2: a series of lies about him. They're going to memory
50:06
Speaker 2: hole every detail of his life. And then you're not
50:08
Speaker 2: going to know anything about him going forward if the
50:09
Speaker 2: legacy media gets its way. Six years in jail. Of course,
50:14
Speaker 2: the Associated Press is lying to its readers right now.
50:16
Speaker 1: Of course.
50:17
Speaker 2: Of course, the Associated Press is lying. Because lying is
50:21
Speaker 2: AP style. You see this headline? Look at this. Woman accused.
50:26
Speaker 2: This is an AP headline. Woman accused of plotting to
50:31
Speaker 2: kill Treasury Secretary Scott Besson is sentenced to six years
50:35
Speaker 2: in prison. No such thing occurred. They just made up
50:40
Speaker 2: a story. No woman was sentenced to six years in
50:43
Speaker 2: prison for trying to kill Scott Besson. It was a man.
50:48
Speaker 2: The AP just lied to you. Casually. The Associated Press,
50:52
Speaker 2: by the way, is a wire service, which means that
50:54
Speaker 2: tons of news outlets across the country have all run
50:56
Speaker 2: the same stupid-ass headline because they just take it right
51:00
Speaker 2: from the AP. Whatever the AP says, all the journalism
51:03
Speaker 2: students being trained in AP style, what is the Associated
51:06
Speaker 2: Press style for how to report on this story? Lie
51:08
Speaker 2: to people. Dateline Washington. Associated Press. A Massachusetts woman, the
51:15
Speaker 2: first three words, they lie to you. I bet you
51:18
Speaker 2: they didn't even write this story in Washington. Maybe the
51:20
Speaker 2: first word is a lie. A Massachusetts woman who told
51:24
Speaker 2: police that she brought firebombs to the United States Capitol
51:29
Speaker 2: to kill Treasury Secretary Scott Besson was sentenced on Tuesday
51:33
Speaker 2: to just over six years in prison. Riley English, a
51:37
Speaker 2: 26-year-old transgender woman, Said she was in the grips. You
51:43
Speaker 2: see what they do to people? They manipulate their readers.
51:47
Speaker 2: Said she was in the grips of a mental health
51:49
Speaker 2: crisis and abusing drugs when she drove to Washington in
51:52
Speaker 2: January of 2025. Told Capitol Police that she was there
51:56
Speaker 2: to kill Besson on the day of his Senate confirmation.
51:59
Speaker 2: I never wanted to hurt anyone, she told U.S. District
52:02
Speaker 2: Judge Rudolph Contreras. I'm not a political person. I'm not
52:06
Speaker 2: a violent person. Contreras nominated to the bench by Obama.
52:10
Speaker 2: Sentenced English to six years and a month, followed by
52:14
Speaker 2: three years of supervised release. English has remained jailed since
52:17
Speaker 2: her arrest and will get credit for the nearly 20
52:20
Speaker 2: months that she has already spent in custody. What a
52:24
Speaker 2: bunch of disgraceful, disgraceful, deceitful people. Lie after lie. Now,
52:33
Speaker 2: now take a guess where this dude lies. wants to
52:37
Speaker 2: be kept in prison. Which prison would he like to
52:39
Speaker 2: be put in, chat? Anybody know the answer to that question?
52:42
Speaker 2: Where are his lawyers asking to place him? You know
52:47
Speaker 2: the answer to this question. Let me just wait for
52:49
Speaker 2: the chat to catch up with my live show. There's
52:53
Speaker 2: like a slight delay between me saying it and you
52:56
Speaker 2: seeing it for the chat. Let's see. Where do they
52:58
Speaker 2: want to put this guy? That's right. Everybody knows.
53:03
Speaker 1: Women's prison.
53:04
Speaker 2: They want to put him in a women's prison.
53:06
Speaker 1: What?
53:07
Speaker 2: So now you want to take a would-be assassin, a male,
53:12
Speaker 2: a dude, and you're going to take him and you're
53:14
Speaker 2: going to put him inside of a female prison? Is
53:15
Speaker 2: that the plan? It is for the left. And they've
53:18
Speaker 2: been doing it a lot through the years. You know
53:20
Speaker 2: how much they've done? Do you know how often they've
53:22
Speaker 2: done this? Let me go back in time for you
53:25
Speaker 2: for a moment. January of 2025, President Trump arrives in office.
53:30
Speaker 2: And as he does, they get a look at the
53:31
Speaker 2: data here and they go, holy crap, what do we
53:33
Speaker 2: got going on in the federal women's prisons? You ready
53:36
Speaker 2: for this? Check this out. Jaw-dropping number of inmates in
53:39
Speaker 2: women's prisons are actually men. This is Daily Caller. Look
53:44
Speaker 2: at this. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday
53:48
Speaker 2: barring biological males who account for 15%, 1, 5%, 15%
53:51
Speaker 2: of inmates in women's federal prisons. from occupying women's federal
54:05
Speaker 2: detention facilities. The order, which prohibits federal funds for gender
54:11
Speaker 2: transition medical procedures, drugs, and treatment, mandates that the federal
54:15
Speaker 2: government only recognize male and female sexes and requires inmates
54:18
Speaker 2: to be housed according to their biological sex. Of the 10,047
54:22
Speaker 2: inmates in women's federal facilities, 10,047. 1,538 of them are men.
54:38
Speaker 2: Did you know that? You may remember it. I think
54:41
Speaker 2: I talked about it at the time with you, but 1,538
54:46
Speaker 2: of the inmates in women's prisons are men. That would
54:49
Speaker 2: be 15% of all of the federal inmates in the
54:54
Speaker 2: women's prisons are actually men pretending to be women. That's
55:00
Speaker 2: one of the craziest statistics in our entire country, actually.
55:05
Speaker 2: And you know what happens when a man goes to
55:07
Speaker 2: a women's prison? More crimes are committed. More women are hurt.
55:12
Speaker 2: Men hurt women in those environments. And it's the left
55:16
Speaker 2: who built that, the so-called party of women. The left
55:19
Speaker 2: has built this scheme where some of the worst men
55:23
Speaker 2: in our country can go, criminals, convicts, can go on
55:28
Speaker 2: to commit further crimes against women in enclosed areas. That's
55:34
Speaker 2: what they've built. So the Trump administration has been trying
55:36
Speaker 2: to reverse it. And I was wondering to myself, I said, self,
55:39
Speaker 2: has the Trump administration successfully reversed it? Well, they've been trying.
55:44
Speaker 2: They've been trying. But guess who's getting in the way?
55:46
Speaker 2: Left-wing judges are trying to block them from fixing this problem.
55:51
Speaker 2: PBS had a report. Oh, look, actually, it's the Associated Press.
55:55
Speaker 2: I stand corrected. It appears on PBS's website, but it's
55:58
Speaker 2: the AP. Oh, the AP is always there to defend
56:01
Speaker 2: this kind of chaos. Michael Kunzelman, this is the guy's name,
56:04
Speaker 2: Associated Press reporter, headline from this past month, July. Judge
56:10
Speaker 2: Ways bid to block or reverse transfers of transgender inmates
56:16
Speaker 2: into a segregated prison unit. Dateline Washington. Maybe they're lying again.
56:21
Speaker 2: The Trump administration has violated a court order by transferring
56:24
Speaker 2: several incarcerated transgender women. That would be men, you freaking
56:29
Speaker 2: lying news operations. They're not news operations. By transferring men
56:37
Speaker 2: to a segregated prison unit, an attorney for the inmates
56:41
Speaker 2: argued on Wednesday in urging a federal judge to enforce
56:44
Speaker 2: the order.
56:45
Speaker 7: U.S.
56:45
Speaker 2: District Judge Royce Lamberth in Washington, D.C., didn't rule from
56:51
Speaker 2: the bench on the inmates' request to return them to
56:53
Speaker 2: general population at the women's prisons and block more transfers
56:57
Speaker 2: into the segregated unit. But the judge expressed concerns that
57:01
Speaker 2: the transfers violate some preliminary injunction that he issued last month.
57:07
Speaker 2: You're violating my order, aren't you? Lamberth asked a Justice
57:10
Speaker 2: Department attorney called Jared Lidman. No, Your Honor, Lidman said.
57:14
Speaker 2: Based on the words of your order, there was no violation. Lamberth, however,
57:17
Speaker 2: said it appears that the government has violated his previous
57:20
Speaker 2: order on its face by segregating the, okay, I'm just
57:24
Speaker 2: going to be candid, the men away from the women
57:27
Speaker 2: and depriving them of the, quote, privileges they had when
57:30
Speaker 2: they were housed in the women's facilities. Ten men are
57:36
Speaker 2: currently segregated in the same unit at a prison in
57:39
Speaker 2: Fort Worth, Texas. Eight of the men are plaintiffs in
57:43
Speaker 2: a lawsuit challenging an executive order that President Trump signed
57:47
Speaker 2: last year, directing the Federal Bureau of Prisons to get
57:52
Speaker 2: the men out of the women's prison. Look at me
57:55
Speaker 2: doing translation for an Associated Press story. So this continues
58:00
Speaker 2: to be an ongoing fight because the demons are on
58:05
Speaker 2: one side of this question. It goes back to what
58:07
Speaker 2: I was talking about, what's going on in Fairfax County,
58:08
Speaker 2: Virginia earlier. There's something demonic about all of this, truly evil,
58:14
Speaker 2: that you're going to pretend that people are born in
58:17
Speaker 2: the wrong body. You're going to allow men to pretend
58:19
Speaker 2: to be women so that they can avoid a male
58:22
Speaker 2: prison and so they can treat women like garbage. They
58:25
Speaker 2: can go and commit further crimes against women. Do you
58:28
Speaker 2: realize how disgusting all of this is? It's completely disgraceful.
58:33
Speaker 2: And I voted for President Trump in no small part
58:36
Speaker 2: to help right this ship, to fix things like this.
58:39
Speaker 2: And so these guys, the Trump Justice Department, are still
58:41
Speaker 2: battling it out in court to fix this problem. They
58:44
Speaker 2: just secured yet another sentence, an indictment and subsequent sentence,
58:50
Speaker 2: on another left-wing assassin who thought he was born in
58:53
Speaker 2: the wrong body, no doubt convinced of that by the
58:56
Speaker 2: establishment left. The battle that we're in right now is ongoing.
59:02
Speaker 2: Every day, we've got some other component to it. But
59:05
Speaker 2: there's there are victories and then of course there's still
59:09
Speaker 2: there's still resistance including in the media the Orwellian media
59:13
Speaker 2: which continues to lie to the American people about the
59:16
Speaker 2: stakes and we're just not gonna let them do it
59:18
Speaker 2: we can't uh I've got I told you I've got
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Speaker 2: so much to get to I'm barely scratching the surface
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Speaker 2: so we're gonna do more of it today on the
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Speaker 2: big national radio show the Vince show My thanks to
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Speaker 2: everybody who joined me on Rumble yesterday. That's on the
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Speaker 2: Vince Colonese Rumble account. It's my personal account. You can
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Speaker 2: join me for the big national radio show on Rumble
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Speaker 2: right there. You can watch the show. I'd encourage you
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Speaker 2: to go check out all of our great radio affiliates
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Speaker 2: across the country. We've got hundreds of them. Go to TheVinceShow.com
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Speaker 2: to get your local radio affiliates. You will love it.
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Speaker 2: It's a fun opportunity. It's a fun, fun thing, the
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Speaker 2: radio show we do regularly. a big three-hour radio show
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Speaker 2: every day, and we cover everything that's going on in
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Speaker 2: the news, including a lot of the stuff you just heard.
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Speaker 2: Also today, we've got Dan Bongino, rumble.com slash Bongino, 10 a.m.
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Speaker 2: Haley Caranilla, rumble.com slash Haley. Haley with two Ys.
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Speaker 1: Why?
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Speaker 2: Because she's awesome. She's on at noon Eastern each day
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Speaker 2: on Rumble. And then the mighty Sean Farish, rumble.com slash Sean.
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Speaker 2: He's on at one o'clock Eastern each day. What a
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Speaker 2: great team. Love these guys. Love you. You're the best
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Speaker 2: audience anywhere. Can't wait to do this again tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for being here with me. Thank you. God
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Speaker 2: bless America. The U.S. Soccer Podcast.
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Speaker 6: I'm your host, Megan Klingenberg, and I am super stoked
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Speaker 6: to be joined by Daryl Dike.
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Speaker 3: Arguably, your most impressive quality cannot be measured.
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Speaker 1: You're a guy who is.
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Speaker 2: The definition of grit.
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Speaker 3: Injuries have ended plenty of careers, but instead you decided
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Speaker 3: yours would only be a chapter instead of the ending.
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Speaker 3: Welcome to the show, Daryl.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. That's a good intro right there.
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Speaker 3: That's good.
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