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Kash Patel Going Scorched Earth |EP549 · The Big Mig Show

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What's going on over there in New Jersey and New York?
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Well, Speaking of New Jersey, you would not freaking believe
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the luck I had today. So my Real ID appointment was
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Well, after doing all my work this morning, I was up.
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I mean, I get up early. Something told me to go to the
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Do you know if the passport ID covers for Real ID George?
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You know, finally, it looks like Cash Patel is starting to, you
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know, go in, you know, old school.
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He's going in scorched earth. I had a couple of interesting
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interactions with congressional members and he's not playing any
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games. We talked about that today.
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But George, last night, I was on social media late.
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You know, I interact with a lot of people and one of the people
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I follow and he follows me is Tyrese from the Gut Field Show.
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He's a great guy. I met him at Mar a Lago about
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whatever that was 60 days ago when I was there.
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And man, he he great clip. And I think he's got a really,
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really good point here. Let's play the clip.
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I think he's right. And this might be what we're
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missing here, George. OK, let's see what we got here.
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Lance, Iris. What do you make?
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Whoa, you got something there? Hold on before we do this, man.
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I got a protein up. Hold.
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On Chuck Chuck, Chuck, Chuck. Chuck.
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I need more protein guffaw. I need I got my protein pudding,
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my protein shakes jerky if you piss me off, but just ain't
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enough protein for this segment, Greg.
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I got AI got a old school district.
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I got a. Where'd you get that?
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I took it from the staff because you know what happens when you
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eat protein? You dominate.
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You exceed. You ever seen a fat tiger?
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No. Really.
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So you continue on with your weak ass vegan soirees and we'll
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keep working hard, training, being the best with cameraman
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zoom. Look at it, that's all.
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No, I'm good. I'm good.
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I'm a little frightened, though, because I noticed that Jessica,
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I noticed that Jessica Tarla wasn't at work today.
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You know what? When they struggle, it tastes
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better. That's a fact.
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That is a fact. It's a terrible fact.
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God, I can smell. And you know what?
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I think he's got to go to big. Hold on George.
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Before we do this, I have to protein up.
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What? Bro, I got fucking protein for
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days right here. Days.
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Let's go, Tyrus. I need more protein.
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George, hold on a minute. I'm going.
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To have a protein party, I'm protein my coffee you can my.
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Coffee. You can't have enough protein,
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George. I've got to go.
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Go this hard. You know what?
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It happens when you eat protein, you dominate.
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You see? You ever see a fat tiger,
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George? No.
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Boom. Let's fucking go.
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We keep working hard, training hard, being the best we can be.
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That's what we do here on the Big Men Show.
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George, have some protein. Let's do it.
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Let's go for this. I put protein in my coffee.
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But we're gonna. I like, I like Lance before his
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mouth. He can't talk.
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This is the ton of this is the way we I think we should start
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every show like this load up we're going.
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To have protein party protein. Party the rain, Bing the pain.
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That's what we do here on the Big Meat Show.
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Tyrese. I agree with you, brother.
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It's all about the protein. I'm not into that vegan
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bullshit, all right? We're going to wait.
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We can, you know what, hold on, hold on.
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We got, we got to get Tyrese on the show and have a protein
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party with him on our show. Tyrese.
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I'm just saying. We're extending.
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We're extending you an invitation.
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Come on. The big, big show.
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Hang out with the boys. You know, I'm right here in in
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New Jersey, 10 minutes from New York, too.
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I'll come over there. I got, I got protein for you.
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I got protein for days for you. That's it.
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They're going to have me on Gutfield now.
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Gutfield's got to have me on all.
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Right all. Right.
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What do you say with protein? Buddy, I'm fired up.
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Get a get a close up on that cameraman.
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Get a close up. Wait, hold on.
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All right, let's roll. Buddy, Let's roll.
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Let's do this. OK, Now you know we're here
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every day, 11 AM, Monday through Friday, doing what we do.
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Of course, this is your home base for news, man.
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You name it. Yeah.
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Farmer said be careful, Lance. Don't accidentally dig into the
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bag of Dicks. You know, Farmer Jay, if you
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know, the good news is the bag of Dicks is very obviously not
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protein because you can see it. So I it's hard not it's not easy
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to conduce. This bag hold.
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On by the way, I I'm, I'm, I'm dedicating this bag of Dicks
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today to everybody in Congress and Mike Michael, John Johnson,
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yeah, you especially Speaker Johnson, this bag of Dicks is
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for you for doing nothing. All right, Lance, you say
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there's not protein, but it all depends on who you talk to about
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that. Yeah, I don't know.
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I don't want to find out. That's not that's not in my
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wheelhouse, buddy. I got some protein in my coffee.
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I'm ready to go. Let's do this.
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All right, FBI Director Cash, she's torturing those nasty
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Democrat congresswoman. And of course, his reply is spot
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on. The FBI, the DOJ weaponized
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against Cash, Patel and many others.
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It never stops. I'm wondering when there's going
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to be consequence. Hopefully.
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We're going to get to that. Consequences, because this is
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misfeasance, nonfeasance and malfeasance by government
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officials. They did it to Cash Patel.
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They did it to Donald Trump. They've done it to many
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Americans. At the end of the day, it's not
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just the people in, in, in the the new Trump administration.
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It's not just Rodger Stone and Mike Flynn and many others.
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Regular Americans have had this system weaponized against them.
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And enough is enough of this bullshit.
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Now, Patel is, of course, you know, there's a lot of mean
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spirited and dishonest questioning in Congress.
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You know that you've seen them do it.
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They come in with these ramped up, you know, cue cards of the
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shit and the BS. They're going to talk.
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And this is this is Patel, of course, testifying before the
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House committee. He's a friend of ours.
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I respect him. I think he's a real American.
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I think he's a real patriot. When I think of traders and
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patriots, he is on the patriot side at all times and he's
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talking about the review of the presidential fiscal budget for
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2026 for the Bureau vest investigation.
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This is kind of how it starts, George.
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It does, but I don't want to get too much into what cash is doing
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to our really our second part. But you know, you got it.
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You're going to expect the other side to try to discredit come at
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cash and any of the Republicans and I'll be honest with you
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watching our Republic, our Republicans, you know from
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Chrissy Gnome hitting him back with like intellect.
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Then Secretary Benson was funny yesterday.
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First he actually said in a comment when one of the guys
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asked him about Joe Biden and he goes he said something like if
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you think he was president and the Democrat, he didn't like
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that. He was like it was funny in it.
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Then he had something with with Maxine Waters where they were in
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the Bahamas. I don't know, it was a dance or
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something. I think Maxine Mortis didn't
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expect that it was true, but he kind of threw off and actually
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kind of like calmed her down. So it like they're all smart.
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Like you're not dealing with dumb Democrats where I have to
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circle back. I'll get to you on that one.
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I'll have to look it up. No, you're dealing with very
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smart people there that have the answers and know what they're
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going to say. And and you know, Cash Patel, he
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was a prime example of this yesterday.
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Lance, I mean, he, he's very, very smart guy.
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I like the way Dean starts off though, with this bullshit.
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I was an impeachment manager for Trump's second impeachment, Dean
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began. It was a sad, solemn duty.
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And so I wanted to ask you about that, Mister Patel.
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As you and the President continue to weaponize and
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investigate his perceived enemies, when can I, when can
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IA, former impeachment manager, expect the FBI at my door?
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My answer for you, Dean, is hopefully be fucking soon
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because we're tired of your bullshit.
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The American people are tired of this crap.
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They're tired of it. They're tired of Congress
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intentionally trying to destroy the country using the government
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agencies weaponized against the people.
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We're tired of what happened during the feds surrection and
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what you did to the American people.
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And you know, I got to love Patel because he refuses to play
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Dean's game and I think he's really pointedly answers her.
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Do you want to play the clip, George?
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Yeah, let's play the clip and then we'll talk.
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I was an impeachment manager for President Trump's second
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impeachment. It was a sad, solemn duty.
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And so I wanted to ask you about that, Mister Patel, as you and
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the president continue to weaponize and investigate his
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perceived enemies as you follow this blueprint, when can IA,
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former impeachment manager, expect the FBI at my door?
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Ma'am, you want to know who was targeted by a weaponized FBI?
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Me. You want to know how and why?
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You want to know what I'm doing to fix it?
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Let. Me move.
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On well, you should read the book because there's no enemies
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list on that book. There are people that violated
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their constitutional obligations and their duties to the American
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people and they were rightly called out and you should give
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that book to everyone of your constituents so they can read
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about. It I won't be doing that.
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That's their loss. During your Senate confirmation
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hearings, you repeatedly denied having any involvement as a
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private citizen in the firing of FBI officials who engaged in the
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prosecution against January 6th insurrectionist, the violent
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rioters who beat and killed Capitol Police officers, and
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whom you referred to as political prisoners.
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Since then multiple whistleblowers have come forward
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and we know that you likely committed perjury at the same
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hearing. You claimed you were not
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familiar with Stu Peters, an anti-Semitic Holocaust denier,
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despite the fact that you appeared on Mr. Peters podcast 8
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separate times, 8 times and you claimed not to recall Mr. Patel.
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My second question is, should we worry more about your memory or
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your veracity? We should worry more about your
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lack of candor. You're confusing me of
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committing perjury. Tell the American people how I
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broke the law and committed a felony.
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Have the audacity to actually put the facts forward instead of
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lying for political banter so you can have a 22nd donation hit
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the. Answer is both I believe.
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That the answer is. You're.
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Failing not me, go ahead. Mr. Patel, I believe that the
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members of the FBI, and I know many of them, many retired,
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38,000 people, as you say, it's a little less than that now,
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deserve the very best, deserve extraordinary independence,
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deserve freedom from the fears of being investigated, the
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freedom of coming forward to make sure they're doing their
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job. You know, this lady, she was an
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impeachment manager, she says on the second Trump impeachment,
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which we all know was a scam on because they base it on a phone
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call that we know that was made-up finally after we find
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it. So she's just a freaking sham
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anyway. But the Democrats new MO is when
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they're facing asking questions to Republicans, I reclaim my
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time. And that's our new thing.
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They're all saying that they want to reclaim their time.
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Yeah. Yeah, because because it's a,
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it's a rude way of stopping people from telling the truth in
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front of them. And that's the problem with
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Congress. They're all full of shit.
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The problem is we have a Congress that is full of nothing
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but cheaters, liars, and thieves.
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This is not the Congress that that the founders and framers
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wanted. This is not what they wanted.
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They wanted representation for the people, by the people.
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This is not for the people. People like her.
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I saw Bernie Sanders complaining.
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They were asking him about him flying around in a private jet
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console. You know, he's one of those
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climate activists jerk offs and they're asking him in his
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private jet. And he said, well, you don't
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expect me to stand in line at United, do you?
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And that's the problem. People like Dean Sanders,
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Pelosi, they believe that they have a higher status than you.
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In fact, I believe they believe themselves to be kind of like
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untouchable demigods. That's how they behave.
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That's how they operate. That's how they waste and steal
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your money. They do it over and over again.
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Dean is talking about that the the FBI shouldn't be in fear and
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congressional members shouldn't be in fear of retaliation.
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It's not retaliation. It's equal application of the
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law. Miss Dean, if you violate the
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law, I hope they drag your ass out of Congress.
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Bernie Sanders. You know, if you want to lie to
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the American public about climate activism and all the
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other bullshit that comes out of your mouth, fine.
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But don't sit there and tell me you're better than the rest of
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us and you need a private jet for you to do your job.
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It's because you're an entitled son of a bitch and you don't
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care about the American people. Nancy Pelosi doesn't care about
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the American people. All she cares about is insider
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trading and creating vast amounts of wealth.
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This is the situation we're in. These are prima donnas.
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And until Pam Bondi, Cash Patel, Dan Bongino and many others are
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allowed to do their job and we start seeing governmental
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arrests, you know, a lot of people were all excited about
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what was what was going to be released by, you know, the what,
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what's guy's Project Veritas Guy George, he's not with Veritas
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anymore. Well.
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We're going to get that later on, Lance.
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I don't want to give. That one, well, what's his name?
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James, I'm drawing a black James O'Keefe.
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Yeah, James O'Keefe. So James O'Keefe was making a
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big hype. We're going to talk about it
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later in the show about what he was releasing.
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Donald Trump is saying he's got some big news, but I guess it's
19:21
about tariffs. He may.
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I want to see some big news about arrests.
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I want to see final closure for a lot of these people.
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The J6 committee, I want all of Biden's pardons wiped out
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because auto pen was used to do them.
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And I want to stop what's going on with that.
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And I want to see these people face the consequences just like
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regular Americans would. They're not above their law,
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they're not demigods, and they're not better than us.
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They are just people that have a title that the American people
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elected. Hopefully a lot of cases they
19:51
were installed, but the point is for those that were chosen by
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the American people, do your freaking job.
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Do your job Johnson. Stop being a pussy, get to work,
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make something happen. Enough's enough, George.
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Well, since you're talking about that, Lance, you know, this is
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the next part of with Cash Patel.
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So he Cash Patel like wonder. He's wondering about the
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significance of the DOJ prosecutor take on a deep state.
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But This is why it's essential that we need Ed Martin to be
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confirmed in DC. Because Eagle, Ed Martin.
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If you look, if you read Cash's book, Government Gangsters, and
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if you haven't, I suggest you do read it.
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He specifically points out in his book that it's, it's vital
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to have the right attorney, which is right in DC in order to
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take on these prosecutions. So based on what he's saying
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and, and his book and all that, if you want to look at it in
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this way, I think Cat, they're waiting for that for Ed Martin
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to get confirmed because they're going to need him.
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If you want these, these cases to go through because there's a
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lot of it happened in DC, right? That's that's where all the shit
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can went down. So it's vital that we get Ed
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Martin confirmed and you should start calling senators, leave a
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message, e-mail and whatever and, and tell him because we
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have who, who's the senator Till says he's, he doesn't want to
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confirm him. Ed Martin.
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Why? Because he was at J6 or, or was
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it J6 attorney or whatever it is.
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I mean, this is the problem with Republicans.
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They can't pull together no matter what.
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There's so much, you know. Traitors.
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BSN fighting, they're little bitches.
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Traitors, and you know, the mandatory reading for Congress
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should be government gangsters. It should be the Constitution of
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the United States. It should be the Bill of Rights.
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It should be the Declaration of Independence.
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They should be tested on it. In fact, I want them tested for
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their Iqs. I want all of Congress.
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This is what I'm going to say to Cash Patel, Pam Bondi, and Dan
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Bongino. I want all of Congress drug
21:53
testing tested tomorrow. I want you guys to walk into
21:56
Congress and I want you to do hair follicle and urinalysis
21:59
tests and all them. I want to find out all the drug
22:01
users in Congress. I want to know what they're on
22:03
and I want you to test for everything, including all kinds
22:05
of painkillers. That's number one.
22:07
Number two, I want them audited financially.
22:09
I want all their communication devices gone through.
22:12
I want all their history of insider trading checked.
22:15
I want them gone through with a fine tooth comb to find out if
22:19
they're the people they try to project to the American people,
22:23
if they really are those people, or if they're just a bunch of
22:26
scumbags with a title. Because I'm going to go with #2
22:29
I'm going to say there's scumbags with a title.
22:30
When she comments on government gangsters, he makes a valid
22:33
point that all her constituents should read the book.
22:35
In fact, I think every American should read the book because at
22:37
the end of the day, we should be fed up.
22:39
Forget politics. Forget Republican, forget
22:41
Democrat, forget nonpartisan. It's the American people versus
22:46
the American government. And that's where we're at right
22:48
now. And until we get this under
22:50
control, until we make then pay for and, and there's
22:53
accountability and they have to deal with the consequences of
22:56
violating the law, they're going to continue to abuse the system.
23:00
They're going to steal from us with USAID.
23:02
They're going to steal from us with NGOs.
23:04
They're going to steal from us with pet projects.
23:07
They're all going to get filthy rich on the backs of Americans.
23:09
And they're all going to fly around in private jets because
23:12
you know what? They think they're better than
23:13
you. They think they're better than
23:14
George and they're better than me.
23:16
And they're not. They're just people.
23:18
It's no different for these judges on the bench.
23:20
Stop politicizing the bench. When you put that robe on, you
23:25
need to be non partisan. And this garbage you're trying
23:27
to do with Donald Trump because he's trying to evict illegal
23:30
invaders. It's ridiculous.
23:33
I, I, I, I got to say this absolute immunity, it needs to
23:36
go away. If I was Donald Trump, I passed
23:38
an executive order. There's no more absolute
23:39
immunity. There's no more qualified
23:40
immunity and there's no more lifetime appointments.
23:43
You have to re qualify for your job every year if you're on the
23:46
bench. That's my opinion.
23:47
It's just too much. And let me say this, I, I
23:49
apologize for that, what I just said to the good judges.
23:53
I know there's some good judges out there.
23:54
I even know there's some good prosecutors out there.
23:56
I know you guys are trying to do your jobs.
23:58
I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about the
24:01
weaponized, compromised low lifes that misuse their
24:05
positions of government power and they misuse it against the
24:08
American people. That's specifically who this
24:10
this rant is is for. All right, so I agree with most
24:15
of it. We don't need to waste time and
24:16
money for IQ tests because we know most of them are dumb
24:18
anyway. But in in government gangster's
24:21
in chapter 8 overhauling the FBI, Patel, he emphasizes the
24:26
significance of a DOJ prosecutor in FBI investigations.
24:29
I'm going to quote it what it says it goes the moment an FBI
24:32
agent opens up an investigation, it should be done with the
24:36
ascent of a DOJ prosecutor. This is extremely powerful way
24:41
to curb the overreach of the FBI since FBI agents will only be
24:44
able to investigate what DOJ lawyers allow them to
24:48
investigate, not whatever they feel like looking into.
24:51
So, you know, he, he's directly look, referencing the
24:54
weaponization of the system against President Trump himself.
24:58
And also look, what about all them fake FISA words that they
25:01
lie to nothing would nobody, nobody was held accountable for
25:05
that. And then they what did it?
25:06
What does the Congress do? They they vote to keep it going?
25:11
What kind of stupid shit is that?
25:13
Why would why would Republicans vote to keep the FISA warrants
25:18
going when they came after you and your party and the leader of
25:22
your party? I mean, that just tells you how
25:24
dumb they are anyway. IQ tests.
25:26
Forget about fucking IQ tests. They're using illegal
25:29
investigative practices to compromise individuals so they
25:33
can blackmail and control them. That's part of the organization.
25:37
And this isn't just the FBI, it's the CIA, AAA, it's the ATF,
25:41
it's the DEA, it's Department of Homeland Security, you name it.
25:45
They're all involved. Now, again, I'm not saying there
25:47
aren't some good agents. We know some of the good agents.
25:49
A lot of them aren't with the FBI anymore.
25:51
They left. Steve Gray was a great agent.
25:53
He's the guy you would want, you know, Kyle Seraphin, Garrett, O
25:57
Boyle, Steve Friend. You know, listen, I think those
25:59
guys were doing a good job. You know, regardless of some of
26:02
their rhetoric online. I'm not, I'm not going to sit
26:04
here and talk about that. What I'm talking about is there
26:07
are good agents, but the problem is, in my opinion, with the good
26:10
agents, they're being suppressed by the bad agents, by bad
26:14
leadership. And when you allow an FBI agent
26:18
to commit illegal surveillance, he's committing a crime.
26:22
There are all kinds. This is all I want.
26:24
This is all I want from Pam, Bondi, Cash, and and Dan.
26:29
I just want them to use the statutes that are on the books.
26:32
I'm not asking them to create new laws.
26:33
I'm not asking them to weaponize the system.
26:35
Let's use the statutes, George, because the statutes are
26:37
supposed to apply to everybody. But like we were just talking
26:42
about maybe you need the right prosecutors because, you know,
26:44
we're not the right prosecutor. You might not get what you need.
26:47
So maybe. So if you it all starts all that
26:50
makes sense in that in essence, that they're doing everything
26:53
they can to stop Ed Martin from becoming the.
26:57
He's a real guy. Everybody that talks about
27:02
Angel, Ed Martin behind the scenes, George, and you know,
27:04
we've been in some conversations with people.
27:06
They, they, they, they can't say enough great things about this
27:09
guy. I don't know him personally.
27:10
I'd love to have him on the show, but not right now would be
27:13
the wrong time to do that because I know he's trying to
27:15
get, you know, he's trying to get confirmed.
27:17
You know, at the end of the day, I, I hear great things about
27:20
him. Listen, I listen.
27:21
I'll be honest with you. I'm not.
27:23
I'm not really that impressed currently with Pam Bondi.
27:25
Maybe she'll be OK. You know, I don't want to be too
27:27
critical. You've decided to give her till
27:29
June 1st, so I'm going to wait till June 1st.
27:31
But if she can't handle the job, if she can't throw down the
27:34
gauntlet, then how about Sydney Powell?
27:36
How about Sydney Powell? Sydney's been put through the
27:38
wringer and I trust Sydney Powell.
27:40
I think she's the real deal. I think she's always tried to do
27:42
the right thing. She's been attacked, she's been
27:45
maligned. You know, they try to disbar
27:47
her. They've gone on and on about it.
27:49
I think Sidney Powell be a great choice.
27:50
I think she's a no bullshit person.
27:53
And to be honest with you, I think Eagle Ed Martin is a no
27:55
bullshit person. You know everything I know about
27:58
those guys and I've heard lots of inside stories about him.
28:00
They're the real deal, just like Cash.
28:02
He's the real deal. Erica Knight works alongside
28:04
him. She's the real deal.
28:05
They're real people that are trying to make a difference for
28:08
the country. Yeah, I mean, it's always the
28:10
same Republicans, Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Tom
28:14
Tillis or John Cornine. They're always just and and
28:17
Mitch McConnell, we got that in there.
28:18
They're always the same group. That always.
28:22
Vote to go. Against like the nomination of
28:25
Ed Martin or the. Nomination of cash.
28:28
Patel or that they're they're always the same ones.
28:31
Ask his career. Pilot do nothing, politicians
28:34
that have gotten installed and they're just part of the total
28:38
system. I've said this many times, and
28:39
I'm going to say it again right now to the audience for the
28:41
people that are new here. I would be shocked if we had 10
28:46
or 15 or 20 honest men and women in Congress.
28:50
Meaning that if we put them, put them, put them, you know,
28:53
through a full audit of all their financial records, put
28:55
them through a full audit of all their communication devices, put
28:58
them through full drug testing and screening, and then looked
29:01
at everything in their background, their entire
29:04
history. I would be shocked if we didn't
29:07
find that the majority of Congress had committed crimes,
29:10
that if any normal American committed those crimes, they'd
29:12
be going to prison inside the trading alone.
29:15
So majority of these. Crimes seems like they have to
29:17
be opened up in DC, right? Because that's where it
29:19
happened. Yes, that would.
29:20
Be the the jurisdiction issue. So hold on.
29:22
So let me ask you a question because you're you're more of
29:25
the law stuff than me. If you have a Pam Bondi says she
29:29
wants to open up an investigation right in DC.
29:32
So who did she give it to to do it?
29:35
What attorney? Well, it would be Eagle Ed.
29:38
Martin. If he's not there yet, so who?
29:41
Would right now Eagle Ed Martin's not you know who's the
29:44
District Attorney for I. Don't even know who it is in DC
29:46
right now. Who is it?
29:47
I don't know, probably. Some freaking liberal.
29:49
OK, so you think it's going to get anywhere?
29:52
It's a It's a currently. It wouldn't, no.
29:54
OK, so there you. Go.
29:55
So maybe they're even She is waiting, but I think.
29:58
This George, there's no thinking if she.
30:00
Came out with specific. Evidence and said we have
30:02
evidence that Nancy Pelosi committed 500 acts of insider
30:06
trading and we're we're turning it over for full investigation
30:09
but what good is he gonna. Do Lance, if that that it's a
30:12
liberal attorney, George. Forget the liberal attorney for
30:15
a minute. Pam Bondi is the highest when it
30:17
comes to the prosecutors. She could probably initiate the
30:20
criminal charges because she's also in DC.
30:22
But what she could do is she says it's been turned over to
30:25
the FBI to investigate. And then when they investigated
30:27
Nancy Pelosi, as an example, Pash, Akash Patel and Dan
30:30
Bongino coming out and said, well, we have proof that Nancy
30:33
Pelosi committed insider trading 165 times.
30:37
We're moving forward with criminal charges.
30:39
The difficulty would be whether or not they're willing to do
30:43
that. I think that if you did that
30:45
publicly, the public outcry, you know, because there's lots of
30:49
people that have been convicted for insider trading over the
30:51
years, lots of regular Americans.
30:53
Because my point would be, if you're not going to prosecute
30:56
Nancy Pelosi, if you don't use equal application of the law,
31:00
then there is no rule of the law, then then should we,
31:02
George, should we reverse all the charges we know they don't
31:05
do? Equal application.
31:06
We know Republicans don't do that.
31:08
Can I finish? Let me.
31:09
Finish. No.
31:10
What should it mean if we're not going to charge Nancy Pelosi
31:12
that everybody that ever committed insider trading should
31:15
have all their charges reversed, remand and vacated?
31:18
I. Don't know, but you can't rely
31:23
on these holdovers to do anything I didn't say.
31:27
That I was relying on it. What I said was even if she puts
31:30
it out, do you? Still.
31:31
But I think the public is. Tired, George, don't you think
31:33
that the American public on both sides of the alley, but aren't
31:36
they tired of the criminality and but you want the right.
31:39
Attorney to work with the FBI so they can guide them and doing
31:44
investigations. That's a good thing.
31:46
I don't. I don't disagree.
31:47
With you. OK, so then if you have a.
31:48
Liberal freaking attorney. You think they're going to
31:51
guide, but I think as AG as. Attorney General, I do believe,
31:55
and I'll look it up for you next time we have a meeting.
31:56
You're rolling your eyes. But I'll tell you this, I think
31:58
that Pam Bondi is allowed to bring criminal charges, that she
32:01
doesn't need the District of the Columbia prosecutor to do it.
32:04
I think she has the power to do it, especially when it comes to
32:07
congressional members. I believe she can bring criminal
32:10
charges, but I'll check it out to make sure.
32:12
I'm not positive that I have to check the law.
32:14
If anybody in the audience knows the answer to that, let me know.
32:17
I'm pretty. Sure she can, but she still
32:19
needs the attorneys to go do the leg work and everything and she
32:23
ain't going to. Well, she probably has some.
32:24
Attorneys that work underneath her, that she trusts, they're in
32:27
that district, she can. I don't know.
32:31
I think there are some good prosecutors in every district.
32:33
I think the problem is when you have bad, when you heard of the
32:35
head prosecutor in a district, I think the difficulty comes, let
32:38
me say this and you can make your comment when you have bad
32:41
supervision and bad leadership in a district.
32:44
The problem is even when a prosecutor wants to do the right
32:46
thing, a lot of times they're forced to not do the right
32:49
thing. I know of some prosecutors here
32:51
in Denver, as an example, that resigned because of the behavior
32:55
of in the inside the Department of Justice here in Colorado.
32:58
And a couple of them resigned and said, I can't do this any
33:00
longer. And they went into private
33:02
practice because they realized that the Department of Justice
33:04
here in Colorado was doing a lot of things criminally to get
33:07
convictions that they shouldn't be doing, like eavesdropping on
33:10
legal phone calls, etcetera. So.
33:13
I I don't even know if I fully trust tram Pam Bondi.
33:17
That's number one. Oh, I agree.
33:18
So I agree so right there, even having her bring up whatever you
33:24
just said talk about. Fucks her name to stupid.
33:28
Congressman, Oh my God. Pelosi.
33:29
Pelosi. Pelosi, would you even trust
33:31
Pam? Bondi to do it right in the
33:33
right way and fully not OK, so maybe not it goes.
33:36
Back to the whole point. What I just said earlier, George
33:38
Lance. Now let me find.
33:39
What I'm what I'm saying? Yeah, I know.
33:41
But what I'm saying is I just what I you know what I'd like to
33:43
see I. Know it's what you want, it's
33:44
what I want too. But you where you can't have,
33:47
you're frozen. Huh.
33:49
Who's frozen? I'm not frozen.
33:51
You're frozen now. I'm not.
33:51
I'm moving. So, OK, go ahead.
33:54
You can't have it both ways, you know.
33:58
You can't trust Pam Bondi. So then the next best thing is
34:02
Ed Martin. So we have to wait for him and
34:04
then whatever, whatever gets done.
34:06
So what if it? Doesn't get done now.
34:10
There's nothing. It's going to be the same old
34:11
story. If nothing gets done, then it's
34:13
time to do 1776 around the whole fucking government.
34:16
That's it. Because and the.
34:19
Reason I'll say that is because and if nothing gets done, we're
34:25
talking about now. Dan Bongino, because he.
34:28
Talked all that stuff. He's still got time, you know,
34:32
Cash Patel and a bunch of others.
34:34
And if nothing gets done, then you know from that point, no
34:37
matter who says they're going to, that nothing will ever get
34:39
done unless we start over with this government.
34:42
You know what's interesting? I trust both, Dan, I trust Dan
34:45
Bongino and I trust Cash Patel. I really feel like that, that I
34:49
do too. I'm always wondering what's
34:50
holding them back. I always wonder who's holding
34:53
them back. Is it Pam Bondi?
34:54
Is it other people above Pam Bondi?
34:57
Is there more going on than the American public knows?
34:59
I have no idea. But I got to tell you, he's, I
35:02
mean, Patel goes into this. He warns about the significance
35:04
of DOJ prosecutors to take on the deep state.
35:08
You know, You know, And the question is, what is Senator
35:11
Tillis hiding? So this is another Cash.
35:14
Patel goes right in on this. George, tell me about this.
35:18
I mean, we were just this whole time we're just talking about
35:21
everything he was just saying this is we're talking about,
35:23
this is about his book and what he's saying that he needs Ed
35:25
Martin and as prosecutor. Well, it goes on here.
35:30
He's. Talking about, you know, it's
35:31
like, I guess this is everybody's saying it's a
35:33
contentious appointment of Cash Patel.
35:36
But you know, he investigated Crossfire Hurricane Russia gate,
35:39
which we know the Russian collusion hoax was fake.
35:42
And he worked as chiefs of staff to the secretary of defence.
35:45
You know, and they're talking about his book and they're
35:46
attacking him, you know, for Blue, for dismantling the
35:49
establishment when she's right, for dismantling the swamp, when
35:52
she's right, for dismantling the deep state when she's right.
35:54
And it doesn't matter what you call it.
35:56
These are all government gangsters.
35:58
And he's right. And I think the American public
36:01
needs to take the time. And I, I'd recommend this to the
36:03
audience. Call the White House today and
36:05
tell him you're sick and tired of the criminality in DC and you
36:08
want to see government arrests. You want to see those people
36:12
face the same consequences you would face.
36:14
Because if you haven't read Government Gangster, this isn't
36:16
a sales pitch for cash Patel. It's a great book and he really
36:20
lays it out and he talks about, you know, really what needs to
36:24
happen. And, you know, I, I trust Donald
36:25
Trump and I think Donald Trump has a tremendous amount of faith
36:27
in Patel. All right, So actually.
36:29
Patel goes on here. No US Attorney or DOJS lead lead
36:34
prosecutor is in a particular jurisdiction is more important
36:39
than the one in Washington DC. Not only is that prosecutor
36:42
responsible for prosecutions in the DC area, he or she would
36:46
also be tasked with representing the US in both defensive and
36:49
affirmative litigation involving things such as government fraud,
36:53
waste and abuse and and enforcing lobbying laws.
36:56
So I mean. This is This is.
37:01
Why the establishment, the unit party, They don't, they don't
37:05
want to see Ed Martin. So we have to keep pushing to
37:07
get Ed Martin. And if it does, if Ed Martin
37:11
does get confirmed, then we see what happens.
37:14
We start putting, you know, give it a little time.
37:16
But if nothing gets done after that, then, you know, forget it,
37:19
it's over, you know? I've got to say something.
37:21
You know, Thom Tillis has made these public statements.
37:23
One of the statements he made is, you know, no tolerance for
37:26
anybody who entered the building on January 6th.
37:29
And that's probably where most of the friction was.
37:33
It was a fed surrection you guys created.
37:35
I have to be honest, if I was at the Capitol and I needed to use
37:38
the restroom and there were no, no place to go, I would have
37:40
walked if I'd seen the doors open, right?
37:42
And they opened the doors intentionally, those magnetic
37:45
doors somebody opened from the inside.
37:47
And they did it to allow people in.
37:49
A lot of people just walked in because they'd never been to
37:51
Congress and they just looked around.
37:52
They walked back out. That is not a fed surrection.
37:55
That's not an insurrection, but that's just people being.
37:58
Curious. And if I had to use the
37:59
bathroom, the restroom when I was at, if I was AJ 6 and George
38:03
and I almost went and to be honest with you, when I saw the
38:05
guy putting his feet up on Pelosi's desk, I was jealous.
38:11
I was actually thinking to myself, wow, what a cool photo
38:13
that would have been. Put your feet up on the desk in
38:14
Nancy Pelosi's office. You know what I mean, at the end
38:17
of the day. But a lot of these people just
38:19
went there because they were curious.
38:21
And some people just went inside to use the bathroom and other
38:23
people went inside. There's one woman that handed
38:24
out tuna fish sandwiches and cookies to people.
38:27
You know, a lot of people went in and went the the police
38:29
needed help. They gave help.
38:31
These people all face these 1512 prosecutions and those were a
38:35
lot of bad decisions made about those.
38:37
And the Fed's surrection is legitimate.
38:39
Why else would Nancy Pelosi have her daughter there preemptively
38:43
to shoot a documentary? You tell me, George, what do you
38:46
think? Why was she there and why?
38:47
Why would Nancy know it was going to be good documentary to
38:50
set it all. Up.
38:51
But I want to go back to Ed Martin with Tillis.
38:54
All right, Ed Martin wasn't didn't participate in January
38:58
6th. He was representing a lot of the
38:59
J Sixers. So how can a senator or anybody
39:03
be mad at a lawyer for trying to do his job?
39:06
He's he's a lawyer. He's supposed to go by his
39:10
ethics and represent his client to the best of his ability.
39:14
And you now Tillis wants to use that against them.
39:18
That's just Yeah, Yeah. You know what?
39:20
That. Is George he's he's not, he's
39:22
not he he's not he isn't furious that Martin represented those J
39:26
Sixers. He's mad because he did it too
39:28
well. And in my opinion, that's not
39:31
criticism, it's a backhanded compliment.
39:33
I think what's really bothering Tillis is who Martin defended
39:37
and his defenses were relentless, precise and
39:40
effective. Everything you would want in AUS
39:43
attorney, I mean, think about what we're talking about.
39:46
You'd especially want him a guy that's really critical and would
39:50
especially in a, in a district that's that important, you would
39:53
want the guy that's like that. So you're telling me you don't
39:56
want that guy on your side, Lance?
39:58
It's the craziest thing. Welcome to the chat and show,
40:02
right Lee? Right, Lee goes.
40:03
I'd like to take a dump on Nancy Pelosi's desk.
40:07
I have to be. Honest, brother, you know, I had
40:10
all kinds of thoughts about Nancy Pelosi.
40:11
I thought I'd leave her a present in one of the drawers.
40:14
I'll be honest with you. You know, I saw the guy walking
40:17
around the podium. You know, I was jealous.
40:20
No, George and I just for a number of reasons, not because
40:22
we were we were on the verge of booking the tickets and then we
40:24
got busy with some other projects that we don't have time
40:27
to do this right now. We'll just you know, we'll cover
40:29
it from here. At the end of the day, I guess
40:31
it was a good decision because, you know, George and I, they
40:32
probably still have us in jail knowing all the all the online
40:36
conspiracy theories and rhetoric we've posted.
40:38
OK, listen, the big Mig show is going to take a short break, of
40:41
course, with your host, George Valentin and myself, Lance
40:44
Emiliocho, tip of the spear. Now listen, while we're on
40:46
break, get some protein. Let's EP and let's go.
40:50
Let's do this. Get some protein load up.
40:52
It's time to hit it and get with it.
40:54
We'll be right back. We'll be talking about the new
40:56
surgeon general controversy. I like Doctor Casey means Cali
41:00
means has been on our show, but a lot of people are not happy.
41:03
We'll be discussing that when we come back.
41:05
Stay tuned. Big week show, big week mafia
41:07
and Bongino. I'm in Congress.
41:09
Thank you. If we lose freedom here, there
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47:13
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47:15
I mean, this is a good thing. Well, I actually got to see how
47:18
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Look at that later. Yeah, it's important.
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49:22
about Casey means first of all, you guys, if you didn't watch
49:24
the Cali means interview on our show, Cali's a great guy, great
49:29
person. I think Casey is just as good if
49:31
you watching your interview. She's hyper bright, really
49:34
brilliant. It's it's that's that's Cali's
49:37
sister. So we met them through, of
49:40
course, one of our friends. She sent them over.
49:42
And at the end of the day, I just got to tell you that I I
49:45
think it's a good choice. I think it's a good choice for
49:47
the American public. Some people are not happy about
49:50
it, George. No, they're not.
49:52
But. Before we get into why they're
49:54
not happy, let's let's show them why a lot of people are
49:58
supporting her. I say there's a clip, it's a
50:00
long clip, but this woman is she's talking about exposing the
50:07
health industry and the woke medical schools and she did.
50:11
This is like a 6 minute clip. So I want to Lance, we got to
50:14
play it for them and then we'll go.
50:16
So you would think. That the American healthcare
50:19
system and our government agencies would be clamoring to
50:22
fix metabolic health and reduce American suffering and costs.
50:27
But they're not. They are deafeningly silent
50:31
about metabolic dysfunction and it's known causes.
50:35
It's not an overstatement to say.
50:39
That I learned. Virtually nothing at Stanford
50:43
Medical School about the 10s of thousands of scientific papers
50:48
that elucidate these root causes of why American health is
50:51
plummeting and how environmental factors are causing it.
50:54
For instance, in medical school I did not learn that for each
50:57
additional serving of ultra processed food we eat, early
51:01
mortality increases by 18%. This now makes up 60 to 7% of
51:05
the foods our kids are eating. I took zero nutrition courses in
51:10
medical school. I didn't learn that 82% of
51:14
independently funded studies show harm from processed food,
51:18
while 93% of industry sponsored studies reflect no harm in
51:24
medical school. I didn't learn that 95% of the
51:26
people who created the recent USDA Food Guidelines for America
51:29
had significant conflicts of interest with the food industry.
51:32
I did not learn that £1 billion of synthetic pesticides are
51:37
being sprayed on our food every single year. 99.99% of the
51:42
farmland in the United States is sprayed with synthetic
51:46
pesticides, many from China and Germany.
51:49
And these invisible, beastless chemicals are strongly linked to
51:53
autism, ADHD, sex hormone disruption, thyroid disease,
51:58
sperm dysfunction, Alzheimer's, dementia, birth defects, cancer,
52:01
obesity, liver dysfunction, liver dysfunction, female
52:04
infertility and more, all by hurting our metabolic health.
52:08
I did not learn that the 8 billion tons of plastic that
52:15
have been produced just in the last 100 years, pasta was only
52:18
introduced about invented about 100 years ago, are being broken
52:21
down into microplastics that are now filling our food, our water,
52:25
and we are now even inhaling them in our air.
52:28
And that very recent research from just the past couple of
52:31
months tells us that now about .5% of our brains by weight are
52:36
now plastic. I didn't learn that there are.
52:39
More than 80,000 toxins that have entered our food, water,
52:42
air in homes by industry, many of which are banned in Europe
52:46
and they are known to alter our gene expression, alter our
52:50
microbiome composition and the lining of our gut and disrupt
52:54
our hormones. I didn't learn that heavy metals
52:56
with a like aluminum and lead are present in our food, our
52:59
baby formula, personal care products, our soil, and many of
53:02
the mandated medications like vaccines, and that these metals
53:06
are neurotoxic and inflammatory. I didn't learn that the average
53:11
American walks a paltry 3500 steps per day even though we
53:15
know based on science and top journals that walking simply
53:19
walking 7000 steps a day slashes by 40 to 60% our risk of
53:23
Alzheimer's, dementia tied to diabetes, cancer, and obesity.
53:27
I certainly did not learn that medical error and medications
53:32
are the third leading cause of death in the United States.
53:36
I. Didn't learn that.
53:37
Just five nights of sleep deprivation can induce full
53:40
blown pre diabetes. I learned nothing about sleep
53:43
and we're getting about 20% less sleep on average than we were
53:46
100 years ago. I didn't learn that American
53:49
children are getting less time outdoors now than a maximum
53:52
security prisoner. And on average.
53:57
Adults spend 93% of their time indoors, even though we know
54:01
from the science that separation from sunlight destroys our
54:06
circadian biology, and circadian biology dictates our cellular
54:10
biology. I didn't learn that
54:13
professional. Organizations that we get our
54:16
practice guideline from, like the American Diabetes
54:18
Association and American Account of Pediatrics have taken 10s of
54:21
millions of dollars from Coke, Cadbury, processed food
54:24
companies, and vaccine manufacturers like Moderna.
54:29
I didn't learn that if we. Address these root causes that
54:32
all lead to metabolic dysfunction and help patients
54:35
change their food and lifestyle patterns with United Strong
54:38
Voice. We could reverse.
54:42
The chronic disease crisis in America save millions of lives
54:46
and trillions of dollars in healthcare costs per year.
54:50
Instead. Doctors are learning that the
54:55
body is 100 separate parts. And we learn how to drug.
54:59
We learn how to cut and we learn how to bill.
55:02
I'll close by saying that what we are dealing with here is so
55:07
much more than a physical health crisis.
55:12
This is a spiritual crisis. We.
55:28
Yeah, well, look, that's. Old.
55:29
Doctor, what's her first name? Casey means or is the old No.
55:34
Yeah, she's. Casey means that's the sister of
55:36
Cali means now listen. But common sense, let me, let me
55:40
make this statement, then I'll let you jump.
55:41
I just want to say we talk about this show, there's only one
55:44
thing. You come away from the show with
55:50
common sense every time I want you to do it.
55:53
Even when you're watching our show.
55:54
It is it common sense what Lance is saying?
55:56
Is it common sense what George is saying?
55:58
Is it common sense what our guests are saying?
56:01
Stop getting bought out by the media, by the congressional
56:06
members, by leadership in DC. Ask yourself, is the person
56:09
making common sense? And my point is, is that she's
56:12
she makes common sense. We've got another clip I want to
56:14
play, and this one's important because.
56:17
The health is definitely getting.
56:18
Destroyed in the United States. I don't like the fluoride in the
56:20
water. I wish they'd pull it out of
56:21
here in Colorado and and in many other states.
56:24
It's dangerous. You know, you we laughed at Alex
56:28
Jones when he said, you know, the the water's turning the
56:30
frogs gay. But yet we found out that the
56:31
water is impacting hormones in men and women.
56:34
So in fact, he was right in a lot of ways.
56:37
It's profitable to keep people sick, drug them, cut them and
56:41
bill them. There's no profit in making
56:44
America healthy. There's no profit in curing a
56:47
disease. They only want to treat the
56:48
symptoms, George. All right, So I want to give
56:51
you. Guys, a little background on our
56:54
good old doctor here. So Doctor Casey means she's a
56:57
Stanford educated physician. She actually completed five
57:00
years of residency because you're going to see people that
57:02
talk and she didn't. And she why she left the medical
57:06
system is because of all the shit going on.
57:10
She actually wrote a book it sold I think like a 1.5 million
57:13
copies. Yeah.
57:15
And she's and she's she actually talks to other doctors to try to
57:19
get the system reformed. So.
57:24
They also lynch I. Don't know if you heard this.
57:25
She was also the one that encouraged RFK to support Trump.
57:29
And then she actually went on Joe Rogan with the with the
57:32
specific intention to convince undecided Maha voters to support
57:36
Trump. So here's a clip she went on.
57:38
This was on. I think Max, would you see your
57:43
talk? Let me just play the clip.
57:44
So more than a. Health epidemic, which is what
57:46
we have in this country. I mean, health is getting
57:48
destroyed in the United States, which you don't really talk
57:50
about because it's not profitable to heal in this
57:53
country. It's profitable to keep people
57:54
sick and then drug them. To drug them cut.
57:59
Them and build them, which is what we learn how to do.
58:01
And really what we have here is a disconnection crisis.
58:04
And the healthcare crisis is 1 branch of that tree.
58:07
We're disconnecting the body into 100 separate parts and not
58:10
seeing as a united unified system.
58:12
And we're disconnecting the body from the environmental
58:14
conversation, which actually we're really one in the same.
58:17
You know, we are. We are totally connected to
58:18
nature and in destroying nature through the pesticides and the
58:22
way we're treating animals, our health is a reflection of what
58:25
we're doing to the Earth. Now.
58:30
Let's get to the shit storm of it.
58:35
I. Don't know if I want to say
58:36
names Lance, but if you go out like look on X you'll see people
58:39
attacking her certain prominent names, even RK Junior's he was
58:47
her his VP pick and and the money behind the scenes.
58:51
Nicole Shanahan. She doesn't like Doctor Casey
58:54
means, I mean, I don't know, she said.
58:57
She was raised as a Manchurian asset.
59:00
Who knows, maybe she. Was raised but can people change
59:04
Sure of course people can change but you got there's people going
59:07
on even saying that why, why how do you pick somebody doesn't
59:12
have a medical license and they look up Oregon and they pull it
59:16
up. But you know what and I seen
59:18
that last night and I looked it up and it's not true.
59:21
She's still, she's a medical licensed Dr. right?
59:25
She has a medical license. She's just not practicing
59:27
medicine in Oregon anymore. And she gave that part up.
59:32
But if you look on what? Everybody's putting on right
59:35
there underneath it says her license her expires in 20
59:39
December 2025. All she has to do is renew that
59:41
part, whatever and that goes for every doc that has to do that.
59:44
So people are bashing her. Fine.
59:48
You want to bash this, Fine. But put the right information
59:50
out. Don't.
59:51
Don't make it misleading. It's just, yeah, you know, I
59:57
don't know. I mean, her, her brother's cool.
1:00:00
She's cool. I think people can.
1:00:03
Change That's like saying, oh, why did Trump pick RFK?
1:00:07
He's he was a liberal, right? He was.
1:00:13
Listen, Trump, Trump. Was a liberal.
1:00:15
He was a Democrat. He switched over.
1:00:18
So you can't say you can't use that.
1:00:20
If people change and and you you look at their actions, that's
1:00:24
what matters. So I think she me.
1:00:28
Personally, I, I think she's a great pick, you know, because
1:00:31
she's been, she's been vocally speaking out about all this crap
1:00:35
that's going on, whereas doctors are scared to speak out so.
1:00:41
I'm going to take the person. That speaks out.
1:00:44
Because that's the one that's fighting for.
1:00:45
Us. That's the one that doesn't care
1:00:46
what this, this one or that one says.
1:00:49
You know, if you go look at Cali and Casey's interviews, a lot of
1:00:52
them they've done together. They did Rogan and many other
1:00:54
shows and Cali did our show. If you didn't watch the Cali
1:00:56
Means episode, you'll probably have to go back, I think three
1:00:58
months ago. Just scroll back, you'll see
1:01:00
him. You should watch that episode.
1:01:02
And I don't think that I think that these guys are very clear
1:01:05
about their position. And, you know, were there any
1:01:08
missteps in the past? I have no idea.
1:01:09
But you know, all of us have made missteps in the past or
1:01:13
maybe things that we agreed with or didn't agree with.
1:01:15
And that's what where maturity comes in.
1:01:17
That's where you learning about what's going on.
1:01:19
That's where educating yourself. And I, I really do think that
1:01:22
when we look at the previous nomination, you know, Doctor
1:01:25
Nushuat, Nushuat, I think was how you pronounced her name.
1:01:29
You know, she was a cheerleader for the COVID-19 lockdowns, mass
1:01:32
mandates, child vaccinations, boosters.
1:01:35
And I think many of us saw her as a disastrous pick.
1:01:38
She's now been assigned to work underneath RFK.
1:01:41
I'm not saying she's incompetent.
1:01:43
I'm saying that some of her early positions I didn't feel
1:01:45
comfortable with and to be in charge of this department.
1:01:48
Let me say this. I don't know everything about
1:01:49
Casey mates, but I do know that I like her brother an awful lot.
1:01:53
And I know that Jillian Michaels, who's a friend of
1:01:55
Georgia and I's she's you know, things super highly of both of
1:01:59
them. And I have to tell you that I
1:02:01
think that goes a long way for me because she's she's a good
1:02:03
critique. You know, Jillian's really been
1:02:05
through it. She's she's gone the full circle
1:02:07
of being liberal and otherwise, and we've done that on the show.
1:02:09
We bring people in and Jillian was a great interview.
1:02:11
I loved having her on the show. I think she.
1:02:14
Supports her too. So I just looked it up.
1:02:16
Lance, we Cali means that I put the link in the chat for
1:02:20
everybody. That episode was in the
1:02:22
beginning of January of this year.
1:02:25
It was called Limitless with Cali means Yeah limit.
1:02:30
No. Limitless health with Cali
1:02:32
means. So that's the episode.
1:02:33
The links in the chat it was I believe.
1:02:36
Thanks for doing that. Your first week in January.
1:02:38
So yeah, go listen to it. Great interview you know you
1:02:41
got. I'm not telling you to.
1:02:44
Like her or not, I'm telling you to look at what she's done, look
1:02:47
at what her brother's done and make your own decision.
1:02:50
That's it. Come up with your own decision.
1:02:53
But. Go do some research of.
1:02:55
Your own, don't listen to this, that one and that one.
1:02:58
I want to hear your opinion. Then I gave you my glance, gave
1:03:01
you his. I would love to hear everybody
1:03:03
else's opinions, but don't put shit out there where you try to
1:03:07
control the narrative and you, you're leaving things out
1:03:10
because we always say that's what the Democrats do.
1:03:12
But now some, some, some conservative influencers are
1:03:16
doing that shit and it's tiring. So I don't know.
1:03:21
Done. Go.
1:03:22
All right, let's switch gears. Let's talk about, you know, we
1:03:27
see that finally we're seeing some arrests that are related to
1:03:30
illegal vote harvesting and other election fraud crimes.
1:03:34
AG Ken Paxton, you know, we like him on the show.
1:03:37
He's going to, he's going to run I guess for Senate.
1:03:39
Is that right, George? He's going to run for Senate,
1:03:41
correct? Yeah, yeah.
1:03:45
So he's there's six arrests in Frio County for illegal vote
1:03:49
harvesting schemes, including one of the county judges there,
1:03:52
Rochelle Camacho. The individuals were arrested on
1:03:55
Friday, including the Frio County judge and he announced
1:03:59
the indictments arrested for six people, including several public
1:04:02
officials for election crimes related to a vote harvesting
1:04:05
scheme. And here's his quote the the
1:04:07
people of Texas deserve fair and honest elections.
1:04:10
Boy, so does the rest of the country can not backroom deals
1:04:13
and political insiders rigging in the system.
1:04:15
Elected officials within they can sheet to stay in power will
1:04:18
be held accountable. We would love to see that at the
1:04:20
federal level. Ken, no one is above the law and
1:04:24
I think he's right. My office will continue to work
1:04:26
with Frio County District Attorney Audrey Lewis to protect
1:04:29
the integrity of our elections. So this is good news.
1:04:31
I just want to see a whole hell of a lot more of it.
1:04:35
I do, yeah. Listen, I mean to actually in
1:04:38
your state, there was 2 postal workers, 2 ladies, yeah, who
1:04:43
were taking a mail in ballots, not delivering them and filling
1:04:46
them out themselves and putting them in.
1:04:48
They I think it was like 12 to 15 ballots in total they got
1:04:51
caught with. But they actually got a sentence
1:04:52
of nine years in which I'm shocked in Colorado.
1:04:56
Yeah, I know. No, well.
1:04:57
I. Think it was federal, I don't
1:04:58
know. It's mail fraud, so USPS and
1:05:01
mail theft and election fraud. So I have a feeling it was the
1:05:05
DOJ that did it. But you're right, I'm shocked
1:05:07
that it even happened. So I know there was a lot of
1:05:11
hype about the O'Keefe release. A lot of people were
1:05:14
disappointed. A lot of people are saying, tell
1:05:17
us something we didn't already know.
1:05:18
He released his footage of a royal family advisor alleging
1:05:22
that Prince Andrew lied about his ties to Jeffrey Enstein and
1:05:25
was involved with underage girls.
1:05:26
Let's play the clip, George. It's a long clip, I'm not going
1:05:30
to. Play the whole thing, but here
1:05:31
we go He. Was in the Navy with 250 days at
1:05:36
sea. Never saw him.
1:05:38
I was really pissed because he lied.
1:05:41
Epstein and then. I did a big thing in the Daily
1:05:45
Mail saying that I believed and then I found out he was one.
1:05:56
John Bryan has. Been a close confidant to the
1:05:59
British royal family for a long time.
1:06:01
He worked for Queen Elizabeth. The second was quote best
1:06:04
friends with Princess Diana and had a long term intimate
1:06:07
relationship with the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson.
1:06:10
According to Bryan, he practically raised Sarah
1:06:13
Ferguson's children, the Princesses Beatrice and Eugene.
1:06:16
And Bryan said that he maintained a friendship with
1:06:19
Ferguson's husband, the Duke of York, Prince Andrew.
1:06:21
Tell me like. Your story, it's a nice story.
1:06:27
Like I've. Been.
1:06:28
So famous when I was on the front page of every newspaper
1:06:36
because I was working with the. Queen Elizabeth.
1:06:45
I was working long families, Prince of Diana and I met
1:06:53
Duchess New York. That's Prince Andrew's wife.
1:06:58
They were separated and then Sarah and I sort of fell in love
1:07:05
and we lived together for like 5-7 years and my house newly and
1:07:14
I raised their two little children for a century here.
1:07:19
Just usually and usually those were my children.
1:07:24
Those were my kids. I raised those kids day-to-day.
1:07:32
I was father of the Prince Andrews connection.
1:07:36
To Jeffrey Epstein emerged in 2010 when photos showed them
1:07:40
walking together in New York's Central Park.
1:07:43
Epstein had already been convicted in 2008 of procuring a
1:07:46
14 year old girl for prostitution.
1:07:49
In 2014, a woman named Virginia Giuffre alleged in a Florida
1:07:53
court filing that Jeffrey Epstein paid her to have sex
1:07:56
with Prince Andrew when she was 17 a minor on April 25th A few
1:08:01
weeks ago, Giuffre died by, quote, suicide.
1:08:06
Prince Andrew denied Giuffre's sex abuse allegations in an now
1:08:09
infamous 2019 BBC interview. She said she had sex.
1:08:13
With you 3. Times once on his private island
1:08:16
in a group of seven or eight other girls.
1:08:22
No, no to all of it. All of it.
1:08:27
Absolutely no to all of it. The interview was a.
1:08:31
Public relations disaster for the royal family and prompted
1:08:34
the Queen to strip Prince Andrew of his royal duties.
1:08:37
In the aftermath of that interview, the Prince sought
1:08:40
advice from a long time royal family confidant, John Bryan.
1:08:47
Oh, very good. Oh no, we're mercy.
1:08:48
Watch me go to dinner, eat up dinner at my house.
1:08:53
Just use gifts. So then where are we going?
1:08:56
Hold it, South Branch, and I get a big property like 10:00 AM
1:09:03
right here in Central Bank, right?
1:09:05
You know, nobody else. I'm on the biggest property,
1:09:10
beautiful house, and I rent it. So there's a paparazzi or
1:09:17
everywhere. There's hundreds, not ten, not
1:09:23
2000, I know. Two weeks after.
1:09:39
Prince Andrews BBC interview John Bryan was brought to the
1:09:42
Royal Lodge, where Prince Andrew lives, to offer crisis
1:09:46
management advice. According to The Telegraph, the
1:09:49
meeting was conducted discreetly at the World Residence.
1:09:52
Bryan observed that Prince Andrew was visibly distressed
1:09:55
and struggling to focus, reportedly unable to concentrate
1:09:59
for more than 40 minutes at a time due to the strain he was
1:10:02
under. As reported in the Daily Mail,
1:10:04
John Bryan constructed A5 page document emphasizing that Prince
1:10:09
Andrew should publicly show empathy for Epstein's victims.
1:10:13
Back in November 2022, Bryan publicly stated that he believed
1:10:17
Prince Andrew was innocent of the claims made against him
1:10:19
related to the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking scheme.
1:10:23
Now, in our exclusive hidden camera undercover footage, John
1:10:28
Bryan reveals for the first time so.
1:10:31
Do you all remember like 5 days ago when O'Keefe was saying,
1:10:37
guys this is the biggest news story I ever worked on, I'm not
1:10:41
suicidal, this and that. This is the shit we already knew
1:10:44
already about Prince Andrew. There's nothing really.
1:10:48
No clickbait. Clickbait the only thing.
1:10:50
Is the guy saying but you? Know what?
1:10:53
Saying and showing and showing us pictures or recordings of
1:10:56
something. Audio recordings is a different
1:10:58
story. I didn't see none of that, but
1:11:00
did you all catch that James O'keefe's background now has?
1:11:06
Project Veritas in. It did you catch that anybody.
1:11:11
Lance, do you you. Think you think he's.
1:11:12
Teaming up with them again? Well, why would he say project?
1:11:15
Veritas in the background. I don't is he getting?
1:11:18
Control of it like it's going to be fully his because really, he
1:11:21
went to shit after they did all that crap through through all
1:11:24
Keith, yeah. I did not notice that so good
1:11:27
eye on your part. Clearly there's some kind of a
1:11:29
relationship going on there because he wouldn't brand or
1:11:31
advertise with them. So he must have something going
1:11:33
on. I'm sure that'll be some
1:11:34
announcement of the future. Listen, I'm just not about click
1:11:36
bait. If he wants to drop some videos
1:11:39
or some really damning evidence, cool.
1:11:41
I don't think this was a suicidal and Alex Jones and
1:11:43
everybody jumped on board hyping this up.
1:11:45
I'm not I'm not a fan of click bait.
1:11:47
You know, we've got a big, big story we're going to be
1:11:49
releasing. I'm talking to my source later
1:11:51
today. It's a big, big, big drug
1:11:53
network infrastructure with millions of dollars.
1:11:56
It's a secondary route for precursor chemicals and cartels.
1:12:01
It's a monster story. And I'm trying to get the eyes
1:12:04
of the the American government on it.
1:12:06
We try to reach out a little bit.
1:12:08
They don't seem to be paying attention.
1:12:09
So we're going to go ahead and go forward with the story we've
1:12:12
been working on for a couple of weeks now.
1:12:13
So I'll let you guys know about it.
1:12:14
But it's not going to be clickbait.
1:12:16
Let me tell you, it's a big story.
1:12:17
It's a big story. All right, Let's talk about the
1:12:19
rare earth battle. It's continuing.
1:12:21
A lot of people don't know that Brazil holds the only rare earth
1:12:24
mines capable of competing with China's resources.
1:12:27
And of course, China's processing is one of the big
1:12:31
issues for the American government and the American
1:12:33
industry. The problem for the United
1:12:35
States is that China has already taken control of the country.
1:12:38
You know, that they've invested wind turbines, military
1:12:41
equipment with an investment of $150 million.
1:12:43
They injected, you know that, you know, of course the American
1:12:47
government was hoping that 150 would solve and and keep
1:12:51
American and British funds last October.
1:12:53
They were hoping to secure an alternative supply to counter
1:12:56
Beijing's dominance. They wanted to make the West
1:12:59
less dependent and make sense. But despite all that financial
1:13:03
support, that belt and Rd. initiative seems to have gotten
1:13:06
more traction. Not only does Beijing have the
1:13:09
technical capacity to refine those minerals, which if you
1:13:13
guys know, refining rare earth minerals is a complex and costly
1:13:17
process and we screwed up. We didn't create that process
1:13:20
here. If we need some government
1:13:22
funding, instead of giving it to Chelsea Clinton and NPR and PBS
1:13:26
and all that other garbage, we should have been building this
1:13:28
infrastructure. This would have made sense.
1:13:31
But of course, they also the global supply chain to
1:13:33
distribute China's got, you know, some of the best
1:13:35
distribution systems in place and they built their supremacy
1:13:39
in the extraction of the 17 known rare earth minerals.
1:13:43
And they continue. But they've gotten a big
1:13:46
foothold into, you know, into Brazil.
1:13:49
And we need to do something about this.
1:13:51
I don't know if we're going to hopefully Donald Trump is.
1:13:53
But of course, with the leadership in Brazil, this is
1:13:56
not going to be an easy task. We would have been much better
1:13:59
if it had been Bolsonaro because I bet we would have already had
1:14:01
a deal done. So of course they dropped the
1:14:04
charges against Bolson Arrow. Maybe there'll be some
1:14:06
improvements in what's going on there now that they've dropped
1:14:09
the charges. Maybe some people will be
1:14:10
charged and maybe finally they'll prove the election fraud
1:14:14
that didn't allow Bolsonaro to be successful in his his
1:14:17
campaign. So anyway, we'll keep an eye on
1:14:19
that. It's just important news.
1:14:20
This rare earth mineral is heating up and we need them more
1:14:23
than ever. Bitcoin just hit a.
1:14:25
Hundred 2102 Bitcoin on a tear. Baby on a roll Bitcoin don't
1:14:30
right It was going to be hit over a. 100.
1:14:32
Yeah, I did say that about two. Weeks ago, you did.
1:14:35
You did. Say we're going to hit over 100.
1:14:37
OK, so and here's a deal. A couple things really quick.
1:14:41
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If you guys don't know her name, you should know her.
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Martha Fain will be joining us. I'll drop a little bit stuff in
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1:15:23
I want to give a shout outs we got.
1:15:24
A bunch of new people. Cha ha, what's up?
1:15:27
Welcome to the chat and show. You didn't miss anything
1:15:28
exciting with James O'Keefe. It was all the same shit.
1:15:31
Yeah, it was blah blah. Blah, Rick.
1:15:34
D Mead. Looks like what's up?
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Welcome to the show and chat. Let me see who else we got.
1:15:39
We got, we got. There's a bunch of them.
1:15:43
Jimmy B on Rumble. Did I say that already?
1:15:45
I don't know. What's up, Jimmy B Frequency.
1:15:47
I know you're there. What's up, girl?
1:15:49
I'm Sherry. That right, Lee?
1:15:54
Right, Lee, it looks like brakely Lance.
1:15:57
I don't know. Oh my God, I can't.
1:16:04
Ed Macante looks like LD Macante.
1:16:08
I don't know if I said it right, probably not, but what's up?
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Let me let me re inference emphasize Martha Fein is joining
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us. If you don't know, in my
1:16:34
opinion, she's one of the movers and shakers.
1:16:37
She booked some crazy events. She works with top line
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celebrities. She is all across Mar a Lago.
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She the last event America first, you know, that was an
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event hers super close with friends of ours.
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You know, of course, Mary Flynn O'Neill and Mike General.
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Mike Flynn, she's super tight with them, super tight with the
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Nugents. Ted Nugent and his wife.
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She's an amazing person, making some big moves in DC and
1:17:00
otherwise. She's joining us, going to be a
1:17:02
big interview. She's hyper intelligent,
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beautiful, articulate. So I think you guys will enjoy
1:17:08
the interview that is tomorrow at 11:00 AM Eastern Standard.
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You don't want to miss that interview.
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Big stuff. And she's in DC right now, which
1:17:16
is exciting in itself. She's she's doing some stuff
1:17:19
there, I believe, with the president and some of the
1:17:20
administration. Yeah.
1:17:22
Real quick, she is the insider of insiders.
1:17:26
She is a queen. I mean, you want to get things
1:17:29
done, you need to speak to this lady.
1:17:31
So we'll have her on tomorrow. Also, we've got breaking news.
1:17:34
There is white smoke coming out of the Vatican.
1:17:40
Did they pick Trump? Habeas Pop.
1:17:43
Monk, which says white smoke comes out of the 16 Chapel
1:17:47
chimney. So let's see if this Pope is
1:17:50
going to be anything or Donald Trump.
1:17:51
I just want to know did they pick?
1:17:52
Donald Trump as the new Pope. I think I heard Donald Trump is
1:17:57
they're going to pick somebody to be where the robe and stuff,
1:17:59
but Donald Trump's really going to run it from behind the scenes
1:18:01
just like what how to use Joe Biden as president.
1:18:04
They put a suit on him, but they whoever was running behind the
1:18:07
scenes, that's what we're doing. Oh, I thought, I thought he was
1:18:09
going. To have dual titles, I think I
1:18:11
thought he was going to be the Pope and the president.
1:18:12
No joke though, there is. White smoke coming out, that is
1:18:15
100%. I'm looking at the news thing
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right now, so hopefully it's a good Pope who's going to Yeah,
1:18:23
no more, no more liberal. DDI going to be on tradition.
1:18:26
Values and morals and maybe you get the church straightened out.
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I don't have high hopes, but you know, I really don't care.
1:18:33
I like your thinking. George, I hope so too.
1:18:35
Let's see the the Catholic Church really turned around.
1:18:37
Let's get our. Gold out of there and that's it.
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shooting inside The Wanted. Man is Joseph Kony charged with
1:21:50
abducting huge numbers of children, forcing them to kill
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and mutilate innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the.
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Price Sam did. That Sam Childers never.
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Stopped because the. Bad things never stop.
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There is only one Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
1:22:08
the. World then I said to him, I.
1:22:09
Said, would you go? Now to get.
1:22:12
Kony in the Congo, he says without a doubt in a second.
1:22:15
Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
1:22:17
children in the DRC. Do you have ISIS?
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There you have Islamic State and you have ADF.
1:22:23
Hey, Sandy, Joseph Kony's still alive.
1:22:25
He's in the Congo and now God has me in the Congo.
1:22:28
You know, so hopefully. We'll meet up one day.
1:22:32
But maybe. I can lead him to the Lord or
1:22:35
send him there. One or the other, huh?