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Dan Bongino Is Resigning From The FBI |EP727 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable rights, by liberty, if liberty
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means anything at all. It means right to tell people
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what they do not want to hear. Make America great again.
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The big big. Welcome back to the big big
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Show. Of course I'm your host Lance
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Miliaccio with my Co host George Ballantine.
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You know what? Rise and grunt.
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I ain't got nothing on your mic. Hold on.
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OK. Hold on a SEC.
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Is this a power button right here?
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Don't. Know that thing?
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Talking it. Testing 1-2 three.
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I don't fucking know either. Test, test.
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Oh. Not sure here.
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Our audio you're audible. Anyway, we're in the West Palm
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Beach studio, so you guys will have to just bear with us
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working through all the details. We had to set up yesterday for
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one type of show and then we reset for today.
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So anyway, you know, if liberty means anything, all means right
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to tell people what they do not want to hear.
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And you know we're going to do that each and every single
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episode. That is the plan.
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And of course, here we are in West Palm getting ready to go to
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Mar a Lago. So thanks for you guys being
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patient. I caught a little stomach bug
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yesterday, so that's why we didn't do the show.
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Pretty rough. I don't know if I ate something
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bad or what happened, but it was ugly.
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George, how are you man? Sitting right next to me in the
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studio. Big change of pace.
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You can't hug the fucking my place.
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I mean. Jeez Louise.
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No kidding. Yeah, I'm good, you know, just
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trying to get everything done because right after this we're I
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got to put the tux on and go to Mar a Lago and it's hot as balls
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in this room right now. You know, I'm not hot, but it's
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probably because I'm sick. I actually feel like it's kind
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of cold in here. So I don't know, George.
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And I clearly have two different room temperatures.
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So anyway, in the meantime, you know, let's kick it off.
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I've got a big show for you guys today.
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Lots going on. But of course, the big news is
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probably that Trump has classified fentanyl as a weapon
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of mass destruction. George, what are you thinking
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about that? I think it's fucking great.
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I mean, you know what, I feel bad for all the drug dealers.
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It's coming in, bro. I'm good.
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Just keep it by you, OK? Keep it right here in the
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middle. We're fine.
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OK, great. You know, all the drug dealers,
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drug traffickers, I don't know. I would stop fucking selling
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fentanyl because it's not going to look good.
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No, no, no, no, no. Yeah.
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You know, this is that's a historic executive order.
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And the big deal about it is that the fact that it's a weapon
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of mass destruction that moves you into the possession sale or
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anything else, I'd have to guess that you probably get qualified
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as a terrorist. So you have to keep in mind that
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that's going to put you in a completely different set of
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statutes, which, you know, in this case, as Trump said, no
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bomb is doing what fentanyl is doing.
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And I think he's talking about car fentanyl and fentanyl both.
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This fentanyl. Car fentanyl is just a different
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version of fentanyl. He said it's a war.
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So that means that he's able to go into full scale.
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Pretty much shuts down Congress from arguing his use of lethal
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force. Why they're still crying about
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them hitting these boats, George, I don't get it.
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What's the problem? The boats are bringing in
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massive amounts of drugs that are killing hundreds and
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hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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Why is it that Congress seems to think that this isn't a good
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idea? I don't know, man, you got to
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think like, well, let me see, hold on.
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Well, you have like the Arizona governor, Governor Katie Hobbs,
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she's getting funds from the cartels, right?
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Then you have now it's coming out.
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The Colorado governor is also, you know, being paid by the
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cartels. So of course they're not going
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to want this because they're, you know, that's their honey
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pots, so it makes sense. What was your allegations come
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over? Next door and hit Lance.
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Can I get in the camera? I don't know.
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Yeah, there's, there's those are the allegations, anyway, about
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Katie Hobbs and the governor of Colorado.
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But at the end of the day, look, Colorado has been a hub.
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I've said it for a long time. The cartels are deeply
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entrenched in the state of Colorado because you got the
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intersection of I-70 and I25 there, which gives them the main
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conduit they need to redistribute the drugs after
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they come into Colorado. I've always said that the
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federal government wasn't paying enough attention to Colorado.
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We just had a historic seizure there of fentanyl pills, you
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know, maybe a week or so ago. So, you know, that in itself is
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important. But I think this classification
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is absolutely going to change, you know, the position that the
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government's going to be able to take across the board.
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And I think it's time. I think at the end of the day,
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we've been too soft on these cartels.
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You've also been soft about their trafficking side of what
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they've been doing here in the United States.
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Let's play the clip. But I want to pay.
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I want you guys to pay close to inch on this clip.
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If you look at the this, they've got an amount of fentanyl that
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would kill you on the tip of a pencil.
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It's blown up. But you have to realize how
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small the dose is. That will actually extinguish
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your life. Today, I'm taking one more step
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to protect Americans from the scourge of deadly fentanyl
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flooding into our country with this historic executive order I
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will sign today. We're formally classifying
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fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, which is what it
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is. No bomb does what this is doing.
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200 to 300,000 people die every year that we know of.
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So we're formally classifying fentanyl as a weapon of mass
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destruction. Boom, chopper, locker, locker.
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You know, I think this is an important decision and I think
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it's the right decision. At the end of the day, you can't
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play softball with these people. I think that even the, you know,
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the president of Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum, my opinion, I think
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she's compromised clearly. And we're going to have to do
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whatever we're going to have to do now these, I guess along with
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this, we're going to start seeing these land strikes.
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And I want to point out fentanyl.
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The reason it kills so many people is that the pills that
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are being pressed, the clones of oxycodone and Xanax and all the
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other drugs that they're, they're duplicating Percocets
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that are just really fentanyl pills that are branded to look
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like the real deal. You know, these are manufactured
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in, you know, facilities that are not exact measurements.
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So when they mix the product before it's pressed, they have
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no idea exactly how much fentanyl's in each pill.
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They think they know and they get it close a lot of times, but
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it's not perfect. All it takes is for you to get
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some of those pills at the very bottom of the barrel and let's
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say the product wasn't mixed very well.
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And instead of that, that tip of the pencil, instead of the half
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of that you might, you know that maybe you're supposed to get to
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get high, you get 2 tips of the pencil.
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Well, you know what that means? It means you're dead.
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So this is the this is the problem we have at the end of
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the day. This is the situation we're
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dealing with now. President Trump has already all
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said, for everybody out there, you probably knew this was
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coming. Land strikes in Venezuela,
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They're going to start. Maduro is too late.
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I mean, maybe if he resigned right now and turned himself in
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and could stop, but I don't think he cares.
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He thinks he's going to have some possibility of taking the
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Americans head on, maybe because of his support from China, maybe
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the support from the Russians. I have no idea what's in his
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head. But he doesn't want to give up
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what he's created down there because he's got a tremendous
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amount of power, tremendous amount of income.
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And, you know, look at the this is much bigger than drugs.
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A lot of this has got to do with the election systems and his
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overturning elections also. And you know what I'm talking
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about. I'm talking about Smartmatic.
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So let's play the clip, George. Let's play it.
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But 96% of the drugs coming in by water, every one of those
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boats you see get shot down. You just saved 25,000 American
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lives. But we knocked out 96% of the
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drugs coming in by water. And now we're starting by land.
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And by land is a lot easier. And that's going to start
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happening. And we're not going to have
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people destroying our youth, destroying our families.
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No, Sir, because how many overdose deaths do we have a
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year? It's, I mean, it's been going
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down since they've been stopping a lot of drugs from the border,
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but you know, the shit's still coming in.
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So I'd say go in, take Medora out, put some new leadership in,
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and maybe we'll work on Cuba next.
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Just saying I would think Cuba man Why not?
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Yeah, that one's a little closer to home.
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Of course, at the end of the day, I don't really know that
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they're participating at the level that the South American
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countries. I wouldn't be surprised to see
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Colombia on the list of the possible places that Trump might
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start to put some serious pressure on.
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I'm going to bring. Something up though.
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Yeah. Before we kick off, I was
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thinking, yeah. I mean, no, no, something told
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you about something that came out today, this morning.
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So the so this is crazy because the FBI is set to give Congress
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a bombshell memo showing that the Biden DOJ was warned the
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raid on President Trump's home being Mar a Lago did not have
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probable cause. And the F what FBI, Washington
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Field office did not believe they established probable cause.
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Well, here's the problem. Why the fuck did they go in?
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Who was the FBI agents going in? Right.
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This is the problem. They don't want to stand up for
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their for their morals and values and what's right and
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what's wrong. So just.
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Yeah, I've said it many times before.
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I feel like when it comes to accountability and it comes to
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arrest and it comes to people facing the consequences for
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their actions, seems very clear that both FBI agents and
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Department of Justice prosecutors need to face the
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long armored justice. I don't believe they've got.
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I think they've, in this case, I think they violated the terms of
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their qualified immunity or their absolute immunity.
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I think there's it's clear that they should be also arrested
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along with any of the deep Staters.
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But again, at the speed we're going, I mean, Donald Trump will
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be out of office before we get any arrest.
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Yeah, You know, we'll be going to Mar a Lago tonight.
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Today. Maybe, just maybe I, we don't
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know if Trump's going to be there.
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I have no idea. But if he does, if he is there
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and I just happen to get a chance to talk to him, I'm going
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to take him on the side and ask him if I can because I don't
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think he wants to answer it on camera.
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However, I'll try to get you that answer.
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I don't know, it's going to be tough, but maybe she'll be there
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because she likes being out in the spotlight, right?
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Maybe Bondy's going to be. I don't.
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Know if there's enough cameras, Are there enough cameras there
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for Pam Bondi? She's got to have a she's got to
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have the Fox News film crew following around.
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I don't know. But Lance, you know, it's
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I'm telling you, it's made a pretty good sauce.
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It was good. Yeah, the while we were down
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here, one of our friends had asked us to cook, so I made some
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Italian meat sauce for everybody.
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And but that was before I caught this little food bug I've got.
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So my energy is down a little low.
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I'm also trying to reserve energy because we got to be at
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Mar a Lago till late tonight. So let's talk about the
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craziness. I don't understand this.
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I don't understand the necessity of these people that they're
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focused on Christmas events all over the globe.
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They're focused on any event where there's a group of people
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and the FBI has been ahead of it so far.
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The fact that we've got terrorists on the ground, we
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told you that before that the border invasion was allowing
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lots of people that were definitely terrorists coming
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from different organizations, from us, ISIS, other ones also.
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Basically people invading our country from over 100 different
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countries, not just Mexico and South America like the
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administration wanted you to believe.
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But now four more people charged with plotting New Year's Eve
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bomb attacks in California. Just unbelievable.
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The FBI just revealed footage from surveillance plane showing
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the four that travelled out to the desert to test their
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explosive devices. And this is a credible imminent
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terrorist attack. It was going to be Los Angeles
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New Year's Eve celebration. And this was four members of
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radical pro Palestinian groups. Now think about this.
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Trump tried to end that the the, the, the war in the Middle East
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many times. We're not responsible.
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What happened in Palestine and Israel, that's between Palestine
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and Israel. We did everything we could to
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stop that war. So explain to me, George, why
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these people feel it's necessary to go ahead and attack us here
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on the ground. I don't know, man.
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I don't know what's with these people, But I just want to point
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out that these people, this group is not necessarily they're
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Palestinians, just a palace, a pro Palestinian group.
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I haven't seen if they're who they are, if they're white,
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black, Spanish, whatever they are, I don't know.
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But just bear that in mind because, you know, look at all
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the protests you had at Columbia, all the colleges.
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Well, this is coming from Cash Patel and he's saying the
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subjects were self identified as members of a radical offshoot of
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the Turtle Island Liberation Front, which is an extremist
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group motivated by pro Palestinian anti law
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enforcement, anti government ideology.
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And he's saying they could claim themselves anti.
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Capitalist group too. So what does that tell you?
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It doesn't seem like it just seems like it's too home grown
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of people like Antifa or somebody, people like that
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because I don't know, we didn't get the names, but you have the
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clip you want to play it. Sure, let's go, I think.
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I have the clip right here we go and this is the video is do you
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want to describe the video? So as I mentioned in my talking
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points, on December 12th, a group of individuals, again,
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members of this this anti government group traveled out to
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the desert to test their explosive devices.
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They had precursor chemicals there and they were going to,
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they were going to create these, these bombs in the desert.
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What they are starting to do is put their chemicals and, and
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wares and the components out on the on the table, on the table
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there. This footage that you're
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watching is from our surveillance plane.
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And then what happened after this is the Los Angeles FBI SWAT
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team, along with the FBI's hostage rescue team moved in and
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arrested all four subjects without, without incident.
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So now we'll take some questions.
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You mentioned these five companies can get more.
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Specific. Yeah.
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We're not naming the victim companies, but I'll generally
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describe them as logistics centers you can think of like
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Amazon type logistics centers, but we're not naming the the
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specific companies. At this time, there were at
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least five locations that they intended to target within Orange
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County and Los Angeles County. Again, we're not giving out the
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specific sites, but they were willing and wanting to do more
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if they could recruit more members to their to their
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radical efforts there. There are definitely more
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members to this group. As far as who was specifically
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involved in this New Year's Eve terror plot, we believe we've
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arrested all the members who were specifically.
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Involved in that particular. Plot.
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We did execute search warrants to people who are also part of
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this group. As we review that evidence, if
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we determine that there are any other individuals who knew about
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this or provided any assistance, we will obviously be charging
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them as well. Yeah, everybody wants to go
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after Christmas because it seems like this is a plot terror, A
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worldwide terror plot because you had five arrested in Germany
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for allegedly plotting Christmas market attack and it was another
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Islamic Islamist motive. I mean, what the fuck is going
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on? Yeah, and here we are, you know,
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getting Christians and Jews being targeted, you know, and it
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just seems whenever you're near a holy holiday season, this
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seems to be the problem, right, that this is where we end up.
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This is the, this is the situation, you know, anytime
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it's going to be large groups of people celebrating the birth of
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Jesus Christ, celebrating Hanukkah.
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It seems like the Muslims use this as the opportunity to
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create a an attack. So.
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I mean, how many attacks you see on Muslim mosque?
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I mean, do we how many attacks you see during the Ramadan
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holiday? I don't.
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I haven't really heard of any. None that I know of, right?
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Yeah. I mean shit, you all may want to
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think about that because you know all those crazy people,
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they might freaking start going after your mosque on Ramadan.
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So I guess this attack was made-up of Moroccans, mostly
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Moroccans and 1 Syrian. And I guess the Syrian guy was
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the one that accused him of encouraging them to then their
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decision to commit this crime. So the the Moroccan men were
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3028 and 22. I don't know if the Syrian was a
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was a, a mosque leader. You know, I don't really didn't
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really give the details of who he was in the German newspaper
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billed. But you know, I don't know.
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I you know, it's a shame that you can't gather together just
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to celebrate your religion without now having to worry
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which at the end of the day, this is going to kill the public
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events. I mean, like, you know, we
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always love to go to like the, you know, the parades in New
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York or the events in down down New York.
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I would say that going to big events is one of those things
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that's off the table. I mean, listen, this event, I'm
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safe. I feel very safe.
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But any events where we're going where there's boots and stuff, I
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mean, I told you we should get like vests where we wear them
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under our shirts or something because just for added safety
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measures, because you never know, man.
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You never know. I'm trying to fix your camera
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lens to make it more better. Yeah, yeah, my image is kind of
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washed out. I'm not sure why I got an update
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anyway. So I guess at the end of the
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day, it is what it is. There's not much you can do
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about it. So.
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So some of the big news, it's in the cycle.
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Bongino. Yeah.
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You know, that's how a lot of people are feeling right now,
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that noise George made. But he's made a decision about
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his future at the FBI in the next few weeks.
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Now, I have my own take on this for everybody in the audience.
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Dan hyped up that he was walking away from his show.
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First of all, let me make it clear, Dan did not walk away
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from his show. He did not take the massive pay
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cut. Everybody said, oh, he's going
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to go from $4,000,000 to this much, right?
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No, first of all he put Vince in his show.
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Vince didn't have 3.4 million volunteers.
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Vince was brand new. He had no show on Rumble.
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So when he walked over there and was handed all those those
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followers, it was great right? At the end of the day, Vince was
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able to walk into a show that was already established.
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And what that did is allow Dan to keep his media company
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working. And even though I know the show
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isn't doing as well under Vince as it did with Dan, clearly Dan.
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In my personal opinion, I enjoy watching Dan.
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I don't think Vince was the right guy.
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He needed a couple of back east guys.
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He'd even better off putting George and I in there to run the
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show. Cause of course you know on this
21:51
show you get to keep your man card.
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The men and women of this show, you're not going to lose your
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man card. You know we're truth tellers
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here. Vince came in brand new.
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I don't think he was the same person that Bongino is.
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Definitely not the same knowledge base.
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So what were I enjoyed watching Dan?
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I don't initially enjoy watching Vince, so my understanding is
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he's concerned about the downward turn on his show.
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He's still got his media company, so he's still getting
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way more than his FBI paycheck. Let me make that clear.
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That money that he's getting out of the shows is going into his
22:25
media company. He may not be taking it directly
22:27
yet, but it's still Dan's money. So anybody's called.
22:29
Dan made the biggest sacrifice. He gave up his show.
22:32
Forget all that noise. That's number one.
22:34
Number two, his popularity is in question now.
22:38
A lot of people think if he comes back to the show, a lot of
22:41
people aren't going to watch because his whole.
22:43
Or his credibility. Maybe both so.
22:47
He he's not worried about if he's losing money on a show now
22:50
he's making money because he owns part of Rumble.
22:52
No, I believe he is concerned because I actually heard that
22:54
from somebody else. I.
22:55
Don't believe it, not one second.
22:56
Because he's making money. He owns part of Rumble
22:58
regardless. Problem is, is his credibility.
23:03
I mean, if you were to walk away, you haven't even been
23:06
there a year. You tell me that's fucking
23:08
trying. No man, stick that shit out, put
23:11
the your pedal to the metal and try and do it.
23:15
Just go above and beyond. That's I mean, that's if I like
23:20
listen, I like Dan. I got a lot of respect for him.
23:22
But if he does leave now that's a bitch ass move.
23:26
Well, a lot of people, you know, have have talked about, you
23:30
know, Pam Bondi. A lot of people have made
23:32
comments about Susie Wiles. I don't know Susie Wiles.
23:35
I don't know Pam Bondi. I don't even know of them.
23:38
I don't know him personally. Neither one of them ever been on
23:40
our show. I've had no interaction with
23:42
them. So it's hard for me to really
23:44
tell you what's going on. But this decision by Bongino
23:47
allegedly came after a confrontation at the at a
23:51
meeting Wednesday, and that included Pam Bondi and White
23:55
House chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
23:58
It sounds like Bongino and Patel were asked about a news story
24:02
suggesting they were dissatisfied with the decision
24:04
not to release any additional Epstein files.
24:07
And according to a familiar source, that perspective of DOJ
24:11
leadership, basically they, they, they were getting pushed
24:15
back. They want to release all the
24:17
files. The White House doesn't want to
24:19
release all the files. I've said to you all along on
24:21
this show, we're going to keep talking about Epstein because I
24:24
still think that whole thing has been mishandled.
24:27
Aren't the, are the 30 days up, George?
24:29
Are the 30 days up or are they not up?
24:31
What, 30 days? Supposedly all the files were
24:33
supposed to be released in 30 days when they came out and
24:36
announced it several weeks ago. Feels like the 30 days should be
24:39
up by now. It's so hard to keep track of
24:42
these people. It's weird because you have the
24:46
Epstein, the state is trying to stop some things, but first
24:49
they're all for it. We get putting it out.
24:51
It's just back and forth bullshit.
24:53
I don't know, it's crazy. This whole thing sucks, but
24:57
whatever it is. But yeah, we're going to be
25:00
going on a break right now all. Right.
25:01
We got to take a short break here on the big, big show.
25:03
Of course, we'll be right back. When we come back, we'll be
25:06
talking about the House Oversight Committee just
25:10
releasing a report. Yeah, proving the Democrats are
25:12
falsifying crime data. Wow, there's a shocker find Data
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falsified by Democrats, them not telling the truth.
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Oh gosh, I can't believe it. Stay, stay tuned.
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do. You know what, Lance?
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You won't get him mad. He's not feeling well, so he's a
31:14
little irritable. Believe me, I've been dealing
31:16
with it. Yeah, there's no doubt feeling a
31:18
little awful. Hopefully I'll pull it together
31:20
here in a little while. It's so bad that Lance was
31:23
supposed to leave tomorrow afternoon, but his ass is going
31:25
on a private jet at 10:00 in the morning.
31:27
Yeah. Yeah, I swear.
31:30
Matter of fact. True.
31:31
You know what? When you're on that jet, see if
31:33
you have Wi-Fi, bust out your camera and we'll do a show
31:36
together and you can be on the jet.
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I'm dead serious. Really.
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No, I don't know. It might have Wi-Fi, who knows?
31:42
Yeah, might be able to call and we'll see.
31:45
All right, Top. Camera man so.
31:47
You know, this is pretty unbelievable.
31:50
So law enforcement, you know how it is.
31:52
They're supposed to report what the crimes are.
31:54
If it's a robbery, it's a robbery.
31:56
If it's a burglary, it's a burglary.
31:58
Can you imagine your boss telling you that if you report
32:02
it correctly and normally, you get in trouble for not reporting
32:04
it correctly? Normally, if you did your report
32:07
at the end of your shift and you didn't report the crimes
32:10
accurately, that would get you in trouble in most cities.
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But no, not in this case, not in Washington, DC and DC.
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It turns out that Chief Smith punished them, retaliated on
32:22
them, and told them that if they try to report accurate rising
32:26
crime data that they would get in serious trouble.
32:30
Now, this is unbelievable. Really, George?
32:35
How does it say we told you so? I mean, once again, yeah,
32:38
conspiracy theorists were right again, because we listen, we
32:42
know this has been happening around over a bunch of different
32:45
States and liberal cities, but you know, this one just got
32:49
caught up once again. Why, why does it take a
32:54
Republican LED House committee to find out this?
32:57
Why? Where are the police people, the
33:01
people that are under her stand up to her and and throw her on
33:03
another bus? Well, the commanders and the
33:06
staff were worried about losing their jobs.
33:08
They they've testified that she was doing this now.
33:10
But Can you imagine your boss telling you if you do this, you
33:13
might very well get fired, that if you reported accurately.
33:16
And that's the crazy part. And this is the problem with the
33:18
Democrats, that what they say, what they tell you over and over
33:23
again, it's just a bunch of garbage.
33:25
They just lie over and over and over again.
33:28
And they think if they tell the lies often enough, that you guys
33:32
are just stupid. They don't realize how educated,
33:34
especially the people on this show, especially our followers
33:36
and subscribers, how highly educated you are not because of
33:39
you just watching our show. You choose to watch this show
33:43
because we're, you know, we're not going to BS you.
33:45
The point is, I believe that they really have underestimated
33:49
the intelligence of the public. I'm not saying there aren't some
33:52
that buy into their BS. I still see people on online
33:55
that are getting paid to, you know, promote their BS like Bill
33:59
Kristol and others. It's just kind of like the whole
34:01
Rob Reiner thing. Like I could really give a crap
34:04
about, I'm not going to talk badly about him.
34:05
He passed away. But George made a very valid
34:08
point about Rob Reiner. I'm sure it'll never come out in
34:10
the press that Can you imagine living with Rob Reiner?
34:15
And I thought about that myself. I thought about the way he
34:17
posted for so long about Donald Trump, the terrible Trump
34:20
Derangement Syndrome. Can you be in?
34:22
Can you imagine being in the same house as Rob Reiner and him
34:25
just ranting about everything, including everything you were
34:28
doing all day long? I you know, that would drive you
34:31
to drugs. It might drive you to drink.
34:33
Pretty, pretty scary. But let's play this clip.
34:35
Wait. I want to say something because
34:37
I just had it up on the screen. You can't see it, but somebody,
34:41
somebody said Sheriff Grady for FBI director.
34:43
You know Sheriff Grady? Sure.
34:45
Yeah. He's a bad.
34:45
I love that guy. He's a badass.
34:47
I. Like Grady too, I.
34:48
Don't know, you think he would have enough time to put up all
34:50
the pictures of all the Kurmus cats?
34:53
No, I mean. That's all he.
34:55
Would need he would need a 24/7 365 Sheriff Grady channel and
34:59
he. Would need help somebody like,
35:01
you know, helping him put up pictures when he's out doing his
35:03
stuff. But here's a clip.
35:04
Yes, Bill, what you find out? Bill, good morning to you.
35:08
Those House Oversight Committee Republicans say the bottom line
35:11
of what their investigation found is that the outgoing DC
35:14
police chief was essentially cooking the books on crime data
35:18
and trying to make the city seem a whole lot safer than it really
35:21
was. Now those House Republicans say
35:23
what their investigation consisted of.
35:25
Was interviewing all 7 commanders of DC Metro Police's
35:29
patrol districts, including a former commander who is
35:31
currently suspended for allegedly tampering with crime
35:34
stats in his own district. And these are some of the the
35:37
conclusions they've made. In their report.
35:39
They allege that DC Metro Police Chief Pamela Smith pressured
35:42
commanders to report lower crime stats by any means necessary.
35:47
The commanders testified that Chief Smith even pushed them to
35:49
pursue lesser charges that aren't publicly reported even
35:53
for serious crimes, and she required certain crimes to be
35:57
reviewed by her office. Now, the report also says police
36:00
commanders testified that Chief Smith punished them and
36:03
retaliated against them if they tried to report accurate rising
36:07
crime data, even berating them in meetings and individually to
36:12
pressure them into reporting those lower crime figures.
36:15
Now, in a statement on the report, House Oversight
36:17
Committee Chairman James Comer says in part quote, Chief Pamela
36:21
Smith coerced staff to report artificially low crime data and
36:24
cultivated a culture of fear to achieve her agenda.
36:27
Chief Smith's decision to mislead the public by
36:29
manipulating crime statistics is dangerous and undermines trust
36:33
in both local leadership and law enforcement.
36:36
And that report went on to say that those DC police commanders
36:39
testified that President Trump's federal takeover of their
36:43
department and his deployment of the National Guard of the
36:45
streets here in DC were both effective in terms of reducing
36:50
overall crime. Send it back to you, Bill.
36:52
Thanks. Bill Malusian.
36:53
We will watch that out of DC, Thanks.
36:59
No surprise, more corruption by the Democrats.
37:01
And again, let me emphasize on this show, I think the Democrats
37:05
are just as guilty as Republicans because how come the
37:07
Republicans continually allowed this to happen?
37:10
Why didn't they put their foot down, prove the evidence?
37:13
Even back when Biden was in office, it seemed like they
37:15
weren't doing anything. So you have to hold them
37:18
responsible for their inactivity while the Democrats were trying
37:22
to actively destroy us from within.
37:23
So, man, Trump taking a massive, massive victory lap.
37:30
Looks like so far since he's taken over in office, the US has
37:35
taken in over $18 trillion in tariffs.
37:39
And he's right. There never has been anything
37:41
like it. The Biden administration took in
37:43
less than 1 trillion in four years.
37:47
That's 18 trillion in 10 months. That's pretty good, George.
37:53
I mean, that's, that's phenomenal.
37:57
Yeah, maybe they if they would just funnel all that 18 trillion
38:00
into paying down our debt, that'd be amazing, right?
38:02
Let's funnel all 18 trillion over to pay down the debt 1st
38:05
and then we'll go back to everything else and let's pay
38:07
back the almost 3 trillion they all Social Security that way all
38:10
our family and loved ones can get more money.
38:12
But if? We took an 18 trillion.
38:14
Can 17 trillion go to the pay off our debt?
38:18
Yeah. And then one trillion come back
38:21
to Americans like, you know, checks.
38:24
I'd like to see him pay back Social Security before they pay
38:27
out any money that that's me because we've got our loved
38:29
ones, our family members and the USO Social Security around
38:32
almost $3 trillion. I'd like to see an effort to pay
38:34
that back. Do you?
38:35
Remember all the, all the naysayers?
38:37
Oh, he's going to ruin the country.
38:40
He's going to ruin everybody's going to tank all the, you know,
38:42
the doomsayers, all that you remember that crap?
38:44
Oh yeah. Damn.
38:48
You know, let's play the class to say about Trump was right
38:51
again. Yeah.
38:52
Let's play the class because without the November 5th
38:54
election, you would have had a president that didn't have the
38:57
courage to use tariffs the way they should be used.
38:59
And because of the tariffs, we've taken in more than 18.
39:03
Think of this $18 trillion has never been anything like it.
39:06
As an example, the previous administration, Sleepy Joe Biden
39:11
took in less than 1 trillion. In four years, we took in more
39:16
than 18 trillion in 10 months. I'd say that's pretty good,
39:20
right? I'd say that's pretty good.
39:23
And if you go back, if you go back into history, there's never
39:26
been a country that's taken in more than $3 trillion.
39:32
Now, our deficit just hit 52.8 billion, which still isn't
39:36
perfect, but it's down 35% from last year.
39:40
And that's the lowest our deficit has been since 2020.
39:43
No. Let's play that clip.
39:45
Oh. My God, you mean Trump did it
39:46
again? Chucker. -52.8 billion, that's a
39:52
better lower trade deficit than we expected.
39:55
We were looking for a number closer to 62 billion, and that
39:59
follows A revised -59 billion -, 52 billion would be the
40:05
lightest. Going back to Wow, we're really
40:08
going back. Well, my records go back to 1992
40:14
and to find a smaller number than -52 billion, we're all the
40:19
way back to June of 2020. 236,000 is initial jobless
40:25
claims, so the 191. Oh my God, economy's doing good.
40:32
We're making money. Deficit is down, trillions
40:35
coming in. But you know what they They'll
40:38
still deny Trump. They'll still come at him.
40:42
Yeah, I mean, now we just need some deep state arrests.
40:46
We'll be happy. What?
40:47
Now? We just need some deep state
40:48
arrests. You know what?
40:51
Listen, I'm keep saying this. Trump, you know, pretty much
40:55
across the board he does well. But all these attorney general
40:58
picks have sucked ass. They don't do shit.
41:02
I mean, it's horrible. I've been hate.
41:05
I've I've you know what we can think as the best person for the
41:09
job, I'd hate to want to be that person that comes in after
41:12
bonding because the track record does.
41:14
Not look good, No, no, you're not in a good spot, but.
41:18
Trump, again, I mean, he keeps bringing this up and there's for
41:21
good reason why he's at the White House Christmas event and
41:25
he's talking to the guests. This was on Sunday and I know
41:28
it's Wednesday, but today's Tuesday, I should say Wednesday.
41:33
And Trump, you know, Trump is telling the guests, I mean, he's
41:35
he's putting his feelers out there for everybody because you
41:38
know, he wants people to know and he's telling the guests that
41:42
Democrats cheated. This is after his 2016 win and
41:47
singled out California's mail in ballots.
41:49
He was saying that 38 million were sent with no tracking.
41:54
And that's actually, this is crazy, exceeding, unbelievable.
41:59
They're succeeding the state's 22.6 million registered voters.
42:03
What, and 16.1 million ballots cast in 2024.
42:07
How is that possible? Wait a minute.
42:09
They sent out 38 million ballots with no tracking and there's
42:14
only 22.6 million registered voters.
42:16
That's right. That's that is unbelievable.
42:22
That's basically 16 potential fraudulent votes in anyone
42:25
election. I bet you if you could stop the
42:28
cheating that Trump won California, probably we,
42:31
wouldn't you think? Trump You think California would
42:33
flip? I think they flipped already.
42:35
I think. I think so.
42:37
Wow. Did you see all the all the MAGA
42:40
parades and all that shit out there in California?
42:41
No, I agree. I you know, I've always
42:43
questioned how Californians could be this stupid that they
42:46
want to continue to keep somebody like Newsome in places.
42:49
But here's the problem. This is the problem.
42:50
So this is what I see. So you can show all the, he says
42:54
truckloads. That's great, Good.
42:56
We know that's out there. You could show it all, but until
43:01
you have it in front of a judge, a jury, the trial people are not
43:05
going to believe it. I don't care but.
43:06
Then the problem is you need to have a a non biased judge, which
43:09
is almost impossible in the United States.
43:11
We've seen so many politically driven decisions.
43:15
I think it's just judiciary over the last.
43:17
SCOTUS. SCOTUS.
43:18
Just. Terrible.
43:19
Listen, you had 6 / 60 courts that rejected 2020 fraud claims
43:24
and it's mostly all on on due to precedence.
43:27
Oh, you don't have the precedence to bring this too
43:29
long. Blah blah blah.
43:30
Well, if who? If not him, then who?
43:32
If not her, who? When?
43:34
Let's play this clip. Crazy.
43:39
That's all they're they're good at cheating in elections, very
43:42
good at cheating. They're professionals are
43:43
cheating because we won in 2016 by a lot.
43:47
The election was rigged in 2020. We have all the ammunition, all
43:50
the stuff and you'll see it come out.
43:52
It's coming out in in truckloads and California's election, New
43:56
York also. But California more than any
43:58
other place is so rigged. It's such a rigged election.
44:02
You know, we won the Hispanic vote.
44:04
So a lot of people say Republican wouldn't win
44:06
California, but I won the Hispanic vote.
44:08
I won in Miami. The think of that in Miami.
44:11
I won the Hispanic vote along the Texas border.
44:14
I want every single city or town touching the Texas border and
44:21
they're 85 to 90% Hispanic. We won the Hispanic vote.
44:25
If the vote in California was legitimate, which is not.
44:30
If 38 million ballots, everything is mail in voting.
44:34
They mail out 38 million ballots and they come in.
44:38
Where the hell do they go and where do they come from?
44:40
It's a rigged election in California because we would win
44:43
California by a lot. And again, they feel they have
44:47
the advantage with Hispanic. They don't.
44:51
All right, so there's no such thing as election fraud, right?
44:56
Not so fast, because you have the Arizona Republican Party
45:00
Party listen to this shit. They just discovered 500,000 to
45:04
about 1.3 million illegal voters on the state's voter rolls.
45:12
This is crazy. What's with these voter
45:14
registration rates? I mean, you haven't not only in
45:17
Arizona, by the way, you have it in Michigan.
45:20
I mean a lot of places, but you have with some counties, they're
45:24
exceeding 100% of the eligible voters.
45:27
How is that possible if you got 100 people that registered vote
45:30
but then you have 110 votes coming in?
45:35
That's why Democrats say math is racist, by the way.
45:38
Yeah, math is definitely racist. These numbers, they're.
45:40
Crazy they're, I mean. It's some It looks like in some
45:42
counties they have more registered voters than eligible
45:46
citizens. What?
45:48
Let's play the clip, man. The Arizona Republican Party
45:53
filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Secretary of State
45:56
Adrian Fontes after discovering from 500,000 to 1.3 million
46:01
illegal voters on the state's voter rolls, the Gateway Pundit
46:05
reports. The lawsuit highlights
46:07
outrageous voter registration rates, with some counties
46:10
exceeding 100% of eligible voters, including deceased
46:14
individuals and those who have moved away.
46:17
The lawsuit states this. Our findings reveal a staggering
46:20
number of counties with more registered voters than eligible
46:24
citizens. This is a clear indication of a
46:26
system in disarray. We are holding Adrian Fontes
46:30
accountable. They're holding them
46:34
accountable. You know, I just want to say
46:36
something. We're going to be at Mar A
46:38
Lager, right? I'm going to.
46:40
I get to see Trump. I think I'm going to show him
46:41
this to remind them. Hold on.
46:44
If you're not watching the big Big show, you're missing out on
46:47
the best news source, believe me.
46:48
George Balutin and Lance Migliaccio bring the receipts,
46:53
along with truth and sarcasm, the tip of the spear.
46:56
If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell
47:00
people what they do not want to hear.
47:04
Telling you what happened. No, just you got to talk about
47:07
Tulsi. I'm going to talk about Tulsi
47:09
because you remember Tulsi, right?
47:11
She came out. She's got a big list, long list
47:14
of things that they've been investigating.
47:17
All right and they're best of the best going and they she says
47:21
they had the best of the best of the best going after this
47:23
election integrity being one of them, right and she calls you to
47:27
have evidence of electronic voting machines been tampered
47:30
with. You know, of course in
47:31
manipulate elections. We know this.
47:34
I know most of you out there watching and listening know
47:36
this. But for some that don't now, you
47:38
know, question is how do you bring it about?
47:42
I mean, from evidence to devoting to tampering to
47:45
hacking. It's and then you have that you
47:48
have the what the fake ballots. I mean, it's just so much she.
47:53
Comes out to see Eric Coomer indicted over at dominion I have
47:56
to be honest, that's a personal opinion I would love to see him
48:00
indicted she. Says part of her report is
48:02
Dominion deleted 2.7 million Trump votes nationwide.
48:06
That's it. More than that, she also has
48:08
data analysis that finds 221,000 Pennsylvania votes switched from
48:13
President Trump to Biden Maine, 941,000 Trump's votes deleted.
48:20
Unbelievable. Let's played it.
48:22
Let's. Played it.
48:24
Get him, go get him. I've got a long.
48:27
List of things that we're investigating, We have the best
48:29
of the best going after this election, integrity being one of
48:33
them we have. Evidence of of how these
48:38
electronic voting systems have been vulnerable to hackers for a
48:42
very long time and vulnerable to exploitation to manipulate the
48:46
results of the votes being cast, which further drives forward
48:50
your mandate to bring about paper ballots across the country
48:53
so that voters can have. Faith in the integrity of our
48:56
elections. I mean, I'll tell you right
49:00
right now, I ain't got faith. I'm just just saying I don't
49:03
have faith in the systems until they remove them all.
49:07
I didn't come at me with that shit.
49:09
Because until you do something, nothing's going to fucking
49:13
happen. They're going to keep doing it.
49:15
But also accountability needs to be a rest.
49:18
But listen, we're going to cut short because I got to get
49:20
dressed up and pull my Tufts on. So does Lance.
49:23
Yeah. We got to take some time to get
49:24
ready, guys. Yeah, I don't.
49:25
Want to rush? And you got to clear Secret
49:27
Service three different sections SO3.
49:30
Three, I can't believe they allowed me to come in there.
49:37
I'm just kidding, guys. All right, you guys, if you love
49:39
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49:44
We're not going to come after you.
49:45
We want you to grow your own social media.
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We want you to help grow the show.
49:48
Thanks to you, the show is growing rapidly.
49:50
So again, appreciate you guys coming today.
49:53
George last words on the way out the gate.
49:55
We will see you tomorrow. I'm going to whatever footage
49:59
because we get back late tonight.
50:00
I'll probably be working late through tonight to try to show
50:02
you some of the footage on tomorrow's show, so stay tuned.
50:07
Maybe I'll be able to put a clip up here and there.
50:08
I don't know. I'll I'll know more when I get
50:11
there, but I'll definitely see you tomorrow.
50:13
Hopefully Lance will be joining from the plane.
50:16
Matter of fact, you better fucking join.
50:18
How about that? Come over here.
50:21
Look, I got to get him in the camera.
50:22
Hold on, I'm going to, I'm going to bring the camera so you can
50:24
stay down here in the studio together.
50:25
Hold up, wait a minute, hold on, hold up, hold up, wait a minute.
50:33
I'm going to move the camera so you can see his ass.
50:39
Hold on. There he is.
50:40
Look at him. It's kind of.
50:44
I don't know why the camera ain't moving you.
50:46
Got to go to the solo shot I'm. Moving your camera, that's why.
50:50
Hold on. Hey, all right guys.
50:55
What's? Up.
50:55
Look at that head. Look at that head.
50:57
My poor baby's been sick. Man, porcelain God, Baby, you've
51:00
been praying to the porcelain God.
51:02
Listen, I went out early in the morning.
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God, fresh toilet paper, petrol bit, all that good.
51:07
Stuff we need to reload. All right guys all.
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Right love you guys stay blessed stay safe out there I.
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