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Is James Fishback A Groyper or a Grifter? | Epstein Files Scrubbed | America Unfiltered #179 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are so back baby. Happy Monday.
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Hope everyone's having a great day.
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We're going to have a great episode for you guys today.
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I'm very excited for today's episode.
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We have some crazy things to talk about.
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Hope everyone had a beautiful weekend, by the way.
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I mean, on Friday I did one of my longest shows I've ever done.
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We went through every single file in the Epstein files, and
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holy shit, not only were there some really damning things about
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some politicians, some world leaders, public figures, but it
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was also very clear that the government made an attempt.
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Not just an attempt, they did. The government redacted any
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information that would incriminate anyone in the GOP,
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especially Donald Trump. So right now we have an
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administration who went out of their way to scrapped the F
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scene files. They went out of their way to
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scrub them of anything involving Donald Trump, his name, his
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pictures, et cetera. The only real politicians they
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left in there were Bill Clinton. They didn't really give a shit
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about him. They wanted to throw him to the
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wolves. And if you guys recall, if you
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guys have been watching the show for a long time, I called this
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back in. What was it August or so
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whenever Trump buried the Epstein files, I want to say it
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was August, maybe it was July, but I think it was August.
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Whenever he did that, I said, here's what they're going to do.
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Eventually, they're going to be forced to release the files.
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And when they release the files, they will take everything that
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involves Republicans, the GOP, Donald Trump, et cetera.
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They're going to remove it. Then they're going to make sure
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to put an extra emphasis on Bill Clinton and the other Democrats
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who were involved and bury the shit out of those guys.
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And that's exactly what happened.
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Again, I'm your crystal ball guys.
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I am your magic 8 ball. You just shake it, you look at
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it, you ask me for answers and I'm right fucking here.
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I'm the Oracle in this bitch. But again, I don't want to take
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all the credit just because I knew it was going to happen,
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just because it's so easily fucking predictable.
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These guys are shills. These guys are pussies.
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These guys don't actually give a shit about honesty and
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transparency. They care about lobbying.
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They care about pandering. They care about getting your
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approval. Donald Trump is so up his own
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ass with these approval ratings. And this is coming from someone
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who used to like Donald Trump. I mean, I used to be 1 of
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Trump's biggest fucking guys. Now I'm just another goy.
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Now I'm just another goy. All I do is I criticize him at
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this point because Donald Trump has Shields for the wrong
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people. Donald Trump sold out on his
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America First promises. He sold out on everything
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involving Epstein and it's continuing as we see, even sold
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out on his voter base involving Epstein.
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I mean, when he buried the Epstein files, about a week
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later he goes. People are still talking about
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that Epstein, that creep. If you're still talking about
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him, I don't even want your support anymore.
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Like, what the fuck was that about?
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But it happened and Donald Trump lost a lot of his voter base in
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that moment and a lot of them shifted over towards the America
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first side. And a lot of Democrats celebrate
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this because they're like, oh, Donald Trump's losing support.
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More people are becoming Democrats.
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It's like, no, we just don't want to be.
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We don't want to be affiliated with you fucking weirdos.
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No, sorry. We are just more right than
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Donald Trump. You know, if it's a scale,
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Donald Trump's over here, we're way over here.
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I mean, we're, we're way past where he's at.
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Honestly, intellectually, when it comes to how far right we
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are, comes to our principles, our morals.
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Donald Trump is just not there with us.
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Donald Trump has been a massive disappointment not only to the
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American people, but he's been a massive disappointment to the
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country, to what the country is supposed to stand for.
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I mean, Donald Trump is bringing him more immigrants than they're
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getting rid of. Again, Donald Trump has failed
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in pretty much every one of his campaign promises.
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We haven't got transparency on anything.
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America's not much healthier. People are still abusing
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welfare. The left is still fucking
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violent. Donald Trump is declaring them
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terrorist organizations. But is anyone getting arrested?
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No Obama is apparently guilty. Did he get arrested?
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No. So again, nothing's changing it.
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It's like the the nothing ever happens meme.
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It's just nothing ever fucking happens.
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The government is so unwilling to do anything, but today I want
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to start the show focusing on the Epstein files being
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scrubbed. We're not going to talk about it
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for very long because our featured story for the episode
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tonight is going to be about James Fishback.
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I actually went yesterday and I met James Fishback.
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He had a local event in my county and I was able to go and
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meet him. I was able to talk to him.
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I was able to ask him multiple questions.
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I was able to video the event and we are going to watch pretty
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much the entire video. I, I cut out some parts of the
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video. Dead Space, repeated questions,
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stuff like that. But I kept all the very
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important things in the video and I think you guys are going
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to really enjoy it. And I was very skeptical going
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into this event. I was skeptical about James
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Fishback. I was skeptical about his
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relationship with Bill Ackman, Barry Weiss, old business
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dealings, all the stuff you're seeing on social media right
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now. I mean, gripers are very
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cautious. We have gotten fucked over far
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too many times to just be like, yeah, we're going to graciously
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accept this guy, no questions asked because he's enduring to
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us. That's not really going to
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happen. We are informed.
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We are going to vet this person. We are going to scrutinize this
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person. We are going to do our due
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diligence. And I think I did a fair amount
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of due diligence and a fair amount of scrutinizing with this
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individual. And again, I really pressed him
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on some really hard questions, some questions that most
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politicians would outright refuse to answer.
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Most politicians would dance around the question.
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Most politicians would maybe say, hey, I don't want to answer
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that. It's not good for my political
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career. Or they would just not answer
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it. In general, Fischbach didn't shy
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away from a single fucking thing.
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That is one of the greatest things I noticed about him.
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No matter how hard the question, no matter how possibly
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embarrassing of a question, he did not shy away from a single
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one of them. And did he say everything I
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wanted him to hear? No, but it was about 95% of the
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way there. It was amazing to hear this man
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speak. It was amazing to hear about his
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campaign, about how they have come this far in just a few
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weeks with his campaign, and about his future plans for the
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great state of Florida. So today we are going to be
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talking about James Fishback and with that I'm going to show a
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video of the entire event, or like I said, the entire event
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minus couple edits here and there for Dead Space, etc.
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But I hope you guys can see what I see in this person.
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And again, I'm not asking you guys to blindly trust him.
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I'm not asking you guys to blindly trust me because I am
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coming out and saying that I support this guy.
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I want you guys to do your due due diligence the same way I
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have. I want you guys to use your own
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independent critical thinking skills to make a decision here.
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It's important that you don't just follow one person and say
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what this person saying must be true because we wouldn't really
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get anywhere if that's what we were doing.
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So again, I am going to be starting this off saying I do
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support James Fish back again. If he does anything over the
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next nine months to change that, I will be very open about it,
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very honest about it. I will come out directly and say
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it. And if we find anything from the
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past that hasn't come up yet, we know with politicians things
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always come up. I will come out and I will
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report that to you guys. I'm not going to hide things.
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I am not just giving him a blank check of support.
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I'm giving him support as long as he's able to keep it, as long
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as he's able to earn it. So as long as nothing bad from
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his past comes up that we haven't heard about, as long as
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he doesn't say anything questionable.
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Over the next nine months, I will be giving James Fish back
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my support. And I'm hoping to show you guys
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why you should do the same if you were in the state of Florida
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or even if you're not just reposting this guy's stuff,
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sending it to people you know in Florida, etcetera.
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I really do think he will be a great candidate and we're going
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to talk about that today. But with that, I do want to get
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right into the show. Hope you guys are having a great
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day. It's a beautiful day, beautiful
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Monday down here in Florida, but we're enjoying it and it feels
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good to be back doing the show. You know, I always kind of enjoy
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my weekends off. I enjoy not doing shit for a
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couple days. You know, I play some Xbox, I
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watch a movie, I watch a little, you know, UFC on Saturdays.
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We had some big fights and maybe we'll talk about the Andrew tape
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fight for a second too. We had the Andrew tape fight,
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the Jake Paul fight. I think we're all excited to see
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Jake Paul get knocked the fuck out.
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Even Clavicular was like, you know what?
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I think he did it intentionally so he can get that double jaw
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surgery and start mogging. Maybe, maybe not.
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But Andrew Tate also fought, and that's a bigger story.
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Not that it's really a story. We'll talk about it for a minute
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and then we'll go into the show. But Andrew Tate fought at the
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age of 40 years old and I want to say he lost.
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It's OK he did, he lost, but he is the real winner at life
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through all this. Andrew Tate at 40 years old gave
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it his all against a much younger, stronger opponent.
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And Andrew Tate in his prime would have beat the shit out of
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this guy. I mean, if you guys know who
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Andrew Tate was in his prime before he became the Internet
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sensation, Andrew Tate was a literal killer.
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He was a four time world champion kickboxer.
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And if you don't know a lot about fighting, let me inform
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you, kickboxers are literal psychopaths and killers.
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I mean, if you guys know kick boxers, these guys are the
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poorest fucking people. They are doing it for the money.
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They are killers. They are ruthless.
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These guys want to see you dead on the other side of that ring.
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And Andrew Tay was a four time world championship kickboxer and
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at the age of 4010, years out of the ring, he decided fuck it,
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let's do it again. And he did it and he might have
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lost, but he gave it his all and he inspired millions of people
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to show them that never give up, never back down, never take a
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backward step, always give it your best shot.
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Andrew Tay is the real winner of life even though he lost in that
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fight and he has all the respect in the world from me personally
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and I hope you guys feel the same with that.
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Let's move on in the show. Like I said, that's not really a
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topic, that's just more something that happened over the
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weekend that as a fighting fan I enjoyed to see.
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I enjoy watching Andrew Tate, I enjoy his content and seeing him
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back in the ring kind of fucking cool.
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So hope everyone got to watch that.
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It was on Rumble premium. I tried to do a kick stream, but
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then I realized that it was fucking illegal and I'm like
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it's not worth getting my kick channel deleted over so I didn't
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fucking do it, but it was a good fight.
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Hope you guys got to see it, but I want to remind everyone to
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America unfiltered. I want to give you guys our
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quick show schedule for the week as well before we go on into the
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show. I keep fucking delaying it.
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Sorry, my ADHD is going bonkers today.
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But today we're going to be talking, like I said, about the
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Epstein files being scrubbed and the James Fishback event.
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Tomorrow we're going to talk a little bit about the possible
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imminent Iran war, excuse me. And then we will also be talking
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about Americafest. I mean, Americafest was fucking
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crazy. There's hundreds of videos,
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there's a lot of speeches, debates, things that happen,
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collaboration. So we're going to go through all
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that tomorrow. Today and tomorrow are both
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going to be a little bit longer of shows, but they're going to
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be great shows. Hope you guys enjoy them.
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Wednesday and Thursday, Christmas Eve and Christmas, we
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will not be doing any shows. I want you guys to be with your
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family 100%. And then Saturday, 5050, if we
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have a show, I mean 5050, we're either going to do it or we're
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not. I'm not sure yet.
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It really just depends if we have any news to talk about.
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To be honest. I'm going to try and get through
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a lot tomorrow when it comes to Iran and when it comes to the
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America Fest event. And I don't know, I mean, are
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are we going to have that much news over Christmas Eve and
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Christmas? Probably not.
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So maybe we'll do it. If I don't do a show Friday,
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I'll definitely do a stream Saturday.
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But we'll see. I'll either do one Friday or
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Saturday, maybe both. It depends what the week's
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looking like. Let's see if there's anything
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else to touch on before we go into the show.
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No, I honestly think that's it. I, I think we're, I think we're
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ready. I think we're set.
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Let's, let's get right into the fucking show.
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Let's get right into it. Let's bring you guys over to our
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big screen here. I want to talk a little bit
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about the Epstein files being scrubbed.
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I mean, the Epstein files, we've been talking about them for
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years now. We've been talking about Epstein
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since 2019, since this guy was off under Donald Trump and they
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made the biggest deal of this saying, you know, he was a
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friend of the Democrats, he was a Democrat hoax is what they
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are. Then said later on, Donald Trump
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even campaigned on the idea. We're going to be transparent.
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We are going to release the Epstein files.
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Don Junior was making jokes at Turning Point USA event, saying
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I'm on every government list besides the Epstein list.
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And then Pam Bondi was like, yeah, we're doing phase one of
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the Epstein file release. And it was just stuff from the
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Ghilane trial that already was out there.
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They thought nobody would notice, but we instantly
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noticed. And then she was like, the files
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are on my desk. And then she's like, I never
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said that. What are you talking about?
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Like playing like a stupid fucking blonde.
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Absolutely absurd. I mean, they think we're
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retarded. They just think we're going
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them. And that's what we are to them.
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We're going them cattle. We'll just eat the shit they
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give us. We won't question anything.
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But that's not happening any longer.
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I mean, I might be going them to them, but I'm their worst
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fucking nightmare when it comes to truth and transparency.
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I will get to the bottom of these things and again, I'm not
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going to go full Candace psycho mode, but I'm going to do my
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investigating. That's why we spent about 5
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hours on Friday going through every single Epstein file.
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And then over the weekend, not only did the government when
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they originally released the files, take just files out of
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it, like they they didn't release all of them.
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And I made sure to call that out.
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I was like, you guys can see like they have them all
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numbered. You know, they had like file
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5005015-O2, but then it would skipped like 5:05 and you're
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like, OK, where's 503 and 504? Obviously they're taking things
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out of there. And then beyond that, there was
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over 100, I want to say 119 or 120 pages, fully redacted, and
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some of them were victim pages. So it makes sense.
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But at the same time, if you read very closely, it says they
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gave the same redaction privileges to victims and
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politicians. So politicians besides Bill
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Clinton, obviously, because the GOP fucking hates that guy.
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But politicians besides Bill Clinton were given the same
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redaction privileges that victims got.
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And victims deserve those redaction privileges unless they
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want their names to be public. The victim, the victims don't
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need to be public. And we don't need to see what
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happened with the victims necessarily.
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I mean, that's that's a whole separate argument and issue.
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But I personally don't think we need to see the crimes committed
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against these victims. I think that's their own
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personal story to tell. But when it comes to the
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politicians, the world leaders, the elites, the donors, these
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people need to be arrested. These people need to be put in
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the public eye. We can't have the government
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covering up for them. What the fuck is the point of
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having a government if they're just going to protect the other
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officials who are literally raping people under a blackmail
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ring? Are they still being
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blackmailed? It seems so.
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So I'm very disappointed by this entire thing.
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Thomas Massie and ROH Khanna are right now looking into some form
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of impeachment charges against Pam Bondi, which I couldn't
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support more. I mean, not to say that the
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replacement is going to be much better, but Pam Bondi needs to
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get the fuck out of there. She's a delusional dumb bitch.
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At this point. Pam Bondi has nothing to offer
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the government and nothing to offer the American people.
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But beyond just not releasing the files, when they originally
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put them out on Friday, like I said, they would skip multiple
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files. And it was very apparent.
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They also released a bunch of stuff and then started redacting
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it after they released it. So there were pictures of Donald
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Trump and Jeffrey Epstein's drawer.
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All those got deleted after they were already posted.
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So people have them downloaded and saved on their computers.
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But then if you look on the website now, they're not there
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anymore. If you look at the files the
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government has put up, they're not there anymore.
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And beyond that, there's other information about Donald Trump
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and Jeffrey Epstein and a 14 year old girl at Mar a Lago.
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Completely removed. It was there when they first
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released it. Now it's completely removed.
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Lot of lot of crazy things. And again, they did this by
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saying we are the most transparent administration of
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all time. No, you guys aren't.
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You guys are one of the most corrupt administrations of all
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time. You guys have shield for Israel,
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you've shield for the lobbyists, You're Miriam Adelson's bitch.
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You're Bibi Netanyahu's fucking sex doll.
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Donald Trump is getting bent over by Bibi Netanyahu every
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three months on their sleepovers and we're all supposed to
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celebrate it like it's a good thing.
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And they're having another one at Mar a Lago.
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Like, what the fuck is that? And apparently, like, we'll talk
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about this more tomorrow, but apparently at their meeting,
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they're going to be talking about this Iran war and
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Netanyahu is going to try and convince Donald Trump to to get
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involved in this Iran war. And what does that mean when it
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says convince Donald Trump? It means we're going to
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blackmail him. It means Israel actually owns
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the Epstein files. The Epstein files, while they do
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kind of exist in America, the full Epstein files, they exist
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in Israel, they exist in Tel Aviv.
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Mossad has them. Mossad ran Epstein.
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Epstein was Mossad, Mossad ran Epstein.
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And when Netanyahu comes to Mar a Lago, he's going to slide a
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little picture over to Donald Trump and he's going to say,
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hey, do you remember this? And then Donald Trump just going
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to look at him really quick. And he seemed like you're going
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to come to war with us against Iran, where this is going to
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find its way to the New York Post or this is going to find
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its way to the Washington Post or whatever the fuck.
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That's how that meeting is going to go down.
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Donald Trump is blackmailed. Donald Trump is bought and paid
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for. Mira Madelson gave him $250
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million to be your bitch. Miriam Adelson is one of the
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worst fucking people in the country.
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Miriam Adelson is also one of the people funding campaigns
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against James Fishback, funding retards like Byron Donald's.
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Byron Donald's is a slave to corporate interest, a slave to
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donors. He is just a fucking retard and
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he got offended when Fishback called him a slave.
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His ancestors aren't even like from Africa to my knowledge.
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So I don't even know what the fuck this guys getting mad
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about. Byron Donalds is just a weak
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coward is pussy. That's the best way to put it.
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Byron Donalds is a pussy. Yeah, that's a good way to put
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it. I had to double.
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I had to think about it twice really quick.
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Byron Donalds, he's just such a massive pussy.
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He's a seething, seething little bitch.
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He can't seem to actually debate either.
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I mean, Fishback, you guys will see this when we play the video
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later, but Fishback literally said during the event, if me and
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Byron Donalds were to sit down for a debate today, tomorrow, in
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a month, whenever it is, the election would be over that
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night and I would win it. And I believe him.
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I I really do. As someone who's seen Byron
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Donalds speak and someone who has now seen James Fishback
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speak, James Fishback would roll over this fucking guy.
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I mean, roll the fuck over him. All it would take is one
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question about APEC and Byron Donalds would fold like a bitch.
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So let's get back into what we're talking about with Epstein
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now sidetracked there a little. Again, like I said, my ADHD is
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fucking. It's all over today.
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We're going fucking crazy, but we're having a fun day.
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I'm excited to be back on the show, guys.
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It's Monday, the sun is shining. My dog's in a good fucking mood.
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I'm in a good fucking mood. I had a good breakfast today.
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I ate like 5 slices of pizza for lunch.
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It's a good day, guys. Good day.
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With that, let's get right back. Let me actually bring you guys
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over to the big screen. Said I was gonna do that a bit
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ago and I fucking forgot to. Sorry about that, guys.
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But this is from Attorney General Pam Bondi actually here.
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Let's start. Here they go.
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Earlier today, the Department of Justice received court approval
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to disclose the Congress documents gathered as part of
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the FBI's investigation of Thomas Crooks in his attempts to
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assassinate Trump. The Department of Justice is
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committed to transparency, following the law, and
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protecting crime victims. A copy of the motion filed by
19:58
the US Attorney's Office for the Western District of Pennsylvania
20:01
and the court can be found here. And then Pam Bondi quotes and
20:06
goes, President Trump is leading the most transparent
20:08
administration in American history.
20:09
By moving to unseal these documents, we hope to give the
20:12
American people more answers about the fatal day in Butler.
20:15
And then people decided to community notes this and again,
20:19
this tweet itself doesn't have much to do with Epstein.
20:21
But what does have to do with Epstein is when they talk about
20:24
transparency, because that's what Epstein is about.
20:27
It's about being transparent. It's about not allowing the
20:29
elites to have the power, the power to lie to us, blackmail
20:33
politicians, the power to run our government.
20:35
It is about putting the power back in the people's hands.
20:37
It is about stopping the conspiracies and just being
20:40
truthful. For one, something politicians
20:42
seem to be allergic to. Like it's a fucking cancer.
20:45
But people quote tweeted it and they go the newly release
20:48
Epstein files required by law to be revealed in full have seen
20:52
119 pages fully blacked out, among others heavily redactions
20:56
elsewhere. Contrary to the claim, instead
20:59
of transparency, the administration runs defense for
21:02
pedophiles and rapists. Wow, I'm a crazy community.
21:06
No, let's, let's rate that as helpful because that is a very
21:10
helpful community note that needs to go around.
21:12
But then let's go on to the tweets they actually attached to
21:15
the community note. He goes, consider these three
21:17
attachments, Epstein files, Transparency Act statements from
21:20
Fox Digital existing criminal statue.
21:22
And we'll just read the highlighted sections.
21:25
Prohibited grounds for withholding.
21:26
No record shall be withheld, delayed or redacted on the basis
21:29
of embarrassment, reputational harm or political sensitivity,
21:33
including to any government official, public figure or
21:36
foreign dignitary. And then if you go to the next
21:39
one, the Justice Department redacted the names and
21:42
identifiers of victims. Fox News Digital has learned
21:45
that the same redaction standards were applied to
21:47
politically exposed individuals and government officials.
21:53
So again, they just eat their own like they're, they're just
21:56
expecting us to eat shit. They say we're not, we're not
22:00
going to redact anything that's involving politicians.
22:03
We're not going as long as that politicians, Bill Clinton, we're
22:05
going to keep it in there, guys. We're going to keep it in there.
22:07
We're going to bury Bill Clinton is what they're saying.
22:10
But any other politician, we're going to save them because
22:13
they're paying us, because we work for them.
22:15
We don't work for the American people is what they're saying.
22:18
Then, if you read the last one, whoever knowingly alters,
22:21
destroys, mutilates, conceals, covers up, falsifies, or makes
22:24
false entry in any record, document, or tangible object
22:27
with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence the
22:29
investigation or proper administration of any matter
22:32
within the jurisdiction of any department or agency of the
22:36
United States or any case filed under Title 11 or in relation to
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or contemplation of any such matters or case, shall be fined
22:44
under this title in prison. Not more than 20 years or both.
22:48
But here's the thing. Like nothing fucking ever
22:50
happens. Is Pam Bondi going to go to jail
22:52
for 20 years? God I wish, but no, it's not
22:55
going to fucking happen. He also goes a feature DOJ could
22:59
convict the current Attorney General and others.
23:01
Because the Epstein Files Transparency Act is not like a
23:04
congressional subpoena, which expires at the end of each
23:07
Congress. And like I said, it has not only
23:10
been speculated that they scrubbed the files, it's proven.
23:14
You could see it with the way the files are numbered.
23:17
You could also see that they released the files and then they
23:20
deleted files after they released them to protect Donald
23:23
Trump. This was done publicly.
23:26
They're not good at hiding these things.
23:27
It's like when they released the PRISM video and then we looked
23:30
at the metadata and saw it was edited in Adobe Premiere and
23:33
they they didn't realize what metadata was.
23:35
Our government is retarded. Again, they think we're just
23:38
goyum cattle, that that's what they think of us.
23:40
We're we're stupid goyum cattle to them.
23:43
That's all we are. And then I want to go over to
23:45
this post is a video of Ro Khanna talking here.
23:49
We're going to watch this quick clip.
23:54
The Justice Department's document dump this afternoon
23:57
does not comply with Thomas Massie and my Epstein
24:01
Transparency Act. They released 1 document from a
24:04
New York grand jury of 119 pages, totally blacked out.
24:09
This despite a federal judge ordering them to release that
24:12
document and our law requires them to explain redactions.
24:17
There's not a single explanation for why that entire document was
24:20
redacted. We have not seen the draft
24:23
indictment that implicates other rich and powerful men who were
24:27
on Epstein's rape island who either watched the abuse of
24:31
young girls or participated in the abuse of young girls in the
24:35
sex trafficking. The reality is, Pam Bondi has
24:38
obfuscated. I don't know why this fucking
24:41
thing is frozen. I I do not get why it fucking
24:44
does this. Give me one fucking second.
24:48
We'll resume the video exactly where we were.
24:56
All right, let's see if this works.
24:58
Now where are we at 45 seconds? Months.
25:02
She first said there were no more documents to be seen.
25:05
Now she's admitting and releasing hundreds of thousands
25:08
of documents. But it is an incomplete release
25:11
with too many redactions. Thomas Massie and I are
25:14
exploring all options. It can be the impeachment of
25:18
people at Justice inherit contempt or referring for
25:21
prosecution those who are obstructing justice.
25:25
We will work with the survivors to demand the full release of
25:29
these files, to demand justice for the Epstein of class and
25:34
accountability. Yeah, we need accountability.
25:37
We need people to be held accountable.
25:39
We need people to be arrested, indicted.
25:41
We need people to be forced to testify in front of Congress to
25:44
their involvement in the cover up of this because we have
25:47
politicians right now who are literally covering up for a
25:50
rapist and pedophile. This is somebody who owned an
25:54
island, was working for foreign intelligence and was raping kids
25:58
on this island and we're covering up for this person.
26:01
Our government is literally covering up for this person.
26:04
We look like fucking like a clown show to the entire world.
26:07
Our entire government is shit right now.
26:09
None of them actually have the American people's best interests
26:11
in mind. None of them care about what we
26:13
want. They just want to protect their
26:15
donors and protect their own, protect themselves.
26:18
Donald Trump wants to boost his ego.
26:20
Donald Trump wants to check something saying I I release the
26:23
Epstein files. That's all he gives a shit
26:25
about. He doesn't care about actually
26:26
releasing the files. He just wants it to look like he
26:28
did so he could check that thing right off his box.
26:32
Check that box right there. I mean, Donald Trump is a
26:34
fucking joke right now. He really sold out and ROH
26:36
Khanna again, I disagree with this guy on a lot, but he at
26:39
least has the fucking balls to call it out.
26:42
Him and Thomas Massie, they have balls.
26:44
It takes balls to go right up to the president and tell them we
26:48
are going to prosecute. We are going to force you guys
26:51
to be transparent about why you didn't release this information
26:53
or to release it. It's absolutely absurd that it's
26:57
even going like this. I mean, when people voted for
27:01
Donald Trump, they voted for him thinking that Donald Trump would
27:05
be transparent. And Donald Trump has literally
27:08
folded on every one of his promises.
27:09
It's just so sad. I, I just can't believe it.
27:14
I again, like they want to, they want us to believe that the only
27:18
politician there was Bill Clinton.
27:21
That's really what they want to believe.
27:23
And one thing, this is another small thing.
27:25
I spent about four and a half to five hours on my show on Friday
27:29
going through every file in the Epstein files and all the
27:32
images. And then like once I finished, I
27:36
went on X and I was looking on X, looking on the timeline,
27:38
seeing what other people were saying, and someone created a
27:41
website with a 10 times easier way to scroll through every file
27:46
than the way I was doing. And I was like, I could have
27:48
done it in two hours. I, I not that I care.
27:51
Like I enjoy doing it. You guys pray if you watch the
27:54
full thing, you probably saw me crash out on myself towards the
27:56
fucking end of it because I was getting so exhausted.
28:00
But like after I was like, oh fuck.
28:02
Like if I just waited like a couple hours to do the show, I
28:04
would have had this and I would have been able to be dumb by the
28:07
same time. But like half the length of the
28:09
show. It's OK.
28:12
Like it's OK. It's I don't mind it.
28:14
It's OK. But someone, multiple people
28:16
actually, they created websites where it makes it 10 times
28:18
easier to look through every file.
28:20
You could search them by name as well.
28:22
Like you can search Dershowitz, Leon Black, Les Wexner, Epstein,
28:26
Bill Clinton. You could search Donald Trump.
28:28
You could search all these people and it would just take
28:31
you to the pictures with them in it or any files that mention
28:33
them. If we had that, if only we had
28:38
that. And I also, I was so fucking
28:40
like tired and like a little bit out of it doing it by the end
28:42
that like I was looking at pictures of pretty obvious
28:44
people, like those pictures of Mick Jagger, Chris Tucker and
28:48
things like that. And I was like, who the fuck are
28:50
these people? And then in the comments, people
28:52
were extremely, it's Chris Tucker.
28:53
It's it's Mick Jagger. And I'm like, yeah, I realized
28:56
that after I was just fucking tired.
28:57
So I was getting some shit for the apple.
28:59
Whatever. But with that, we should move on
29:01
to our next topic. I just want to say I think the
29:04
Trump's administration and the government itself has completely
29:07
failed the American people on transparency.
29:10
They failed the American people when it comes to releasing the
29:12
Epstein files. They have come failed the
29:14
American people in this entire first year in office.
29:18
I mean, Donald Trump has really not done shit.
29:20
Deportation numbers are a sham. We bombed Iran, we're about to
29:23
go to war with them again. We're now going to war with
29:25
Venezuela. The Epstein files were scrubbed.
29:29
They were delayed releasing. Donald Trump said he didn't even
29:31
want the support of people still talking about Epstein, only to
29:34
then bring it back when it became popular, when he realized
29:36
that it wasn't going away. Donald Trump is at 5 sleepovers
29:40
with Benjamin Netanyahu. Benjamin Netanyahu is a fucking
29:44
war criminal. Donald Trump went from being a
29:47
president who said that we're a Christian country, that we are a
29:50
country of Christians to apparently being the first
29:53
Jewish president ever, according to Mark the Ball sack Levin,
29:57
absolutely absurd. But with that, we should move on
30:00
to the second part of our show. This is going to be the featured
30:02
story in the longer part of our show.
30:03
I want to talk about when I met with James Fishback, the guy who
30:07
I hope to be the future governor of Florida as of right now.
30:11
And again, it's not a blank check of support.
30:14
I'm going to start off by saying he has to keep proving himself.
30:18
This isn't a blank check of support by any measure.
30:21
If he doesn't continue to keep proving himself, we won't give
30:24
him the support in the future. If he says something crazy or
30:28
goes off track over the next nine months, we will not give
30:31
him our support. If anything from his past is dug
30:35
up, that's very, you know, shady or something that really rubs us
30:39
the wrong way. Again, he's not getting the
30:41
support, but as of now, he was able to address every concern I
30:45
had every concern of every young man in the room.
30:48
And there was a couple women, but mainly it was 99% young men.
30:53
But yeah, he was able to address every question.
30:56
And there's not any politicians who I can name who don't shy
31:00
away from any questions and don't dance around questions.
31:04
Most politicians, you ask him a hard question, they dance around
31:06
it. They give you the political
31:07
answer. We see that in the debates.
31:10
We see that with Trump all the time.
31:12
But this guy, he was asked tough questions.
31:14
And he would do this. He would take a moment, he would
31:17
pause, and then he would think, gather his thoughts and you
31:21
could tell he was really thinking about each question,
31:23
giving each question the attention it deserved.
31:25
And then he would give a good answer.
31:28
And then at the end of his question, he would even still
31:30
look at the person to see if they had any follow-ups, if they
31:33
wanted clarity on anything. I mean, it was really an
31:36
exceptional job of showing the Floridians that he is someone
31:40
that we should be able to trust. And again, it's not a blank
31:43
check of support. Should this guy be vetted
31:45
1,000,000%. Should this guy be scrutinized
31:49
1,000,000%? Again, if you're not criticizing
31:51
your politicians and your government, you are doing it
31:53
wrong. You're doing America wrong.
31:55
There's one way to be an American.
31:57
It's not one way. But one of the main things when
31:59
it comes to being American is you need to criticize your
32:02
government. You need to scrutinize.
32:04
So again, yes, he should be criticized.
32:06
He should be looked at, he should be vetted.
32:09
He doesn't deserve a blank check of support like any politician.
32:13
But I do think he did a fantastic job and I want to
32:17
share my experience with you guys and I want to understand
32:20
where you guys stand on it. And again, I'm not necessarily
32:22
trying to convince you all that you guys have to support
32:25
Fishback. But what I am trying to do is
32:27
I'm trying to express what I personally saw and what I
32:30
personally heard. And I want to understand what
32:33
you guys are thinking after you hear this.
32:35
I want to know what you guys have heard about him, his past,
32:39
ETC. And again with some of the main
32:41
questions people worry about are his relationships with Bill
32:43
Ackman, Barry Weiss, business partners, things like that.
32:47
A lot of people even say he's Jewish, but he even went out of
32:50
his way to express that he is a cradle Catholic.
32:52
So we're going to go into this. I want to talk about the event a
32:56
little. I put up this post as well and
32:58
there were a couple quick. I'll show you guys the pictures
33:00
really quick, but this is me and him.
33:03
He even put on my America First hat.
33:05
Maybe you guys saw this video going viral during the event.
33:08
He walked up to me when he was talking about the gripers and he
33:11
said, let me take a prop real quick, grab my hat, put it on.
33:16
I mean, that was incredible. And then it's just a couple Wang
33:19
halves talking shop. Just a couple Wang halves
33:21
thinking like, how can we save this fucking country?
33:23
It's going to shit. This is what this was right
33:25
here. Just a couple Wang halves,
33:27
having a little chit chat, having a little meeting.
33:29
But with that, I do want to go into the actual video of the
33:32
event. I want to show you guys what
33:33
happened here. Let's see, let me get this,
33:37
let's get this pulled up here. But this was the event and the
33:40
original video I had was like a little over 2 hours.
33:44
I cut out all the Dead Space and air, you know, all the silent
33:47
moments. I cut out a couple of the
33:49
applauses, although some of those are still in there.
33:51
It's hard to cut out everyone. There were a couple of repeated
33:55
questions or questions that were very similar where he gave, you
33:58
know, very similar answers. Cut those out entirely because
34:01
it's like, I don't want to waste your guys time.
34:03
I'm again, not not trying to annoy anybody with this.
34:07
I'm trying to just show you guys what I experienced.
34:09
And it was at a small local pizza joint.
34:11
He did a great job. He was invited by the owner.
34:13
The owner seems to be a fan of him.
34:15
And again, I think James Fishback will be an excellent
34:19
candidate for Florida and way better than Byron Donald's.
34:22
But with that, let's get right into the video.
34:24
Let's watch this. At the end of the video, we will
34:27
talk about it very briefly. I'll pause it here and there,
34:30
you know, give my input. I'm going to try not to
34:32
interrupt it too much, but I'll give more clarification and
34:35
stuff throughout the video and then at the end, we'll talk
34:38
about a little, we'll go to the comments and that'll be the end
34:41
of the show. We'll wrap it up after that.
34:44
Hope you guys enjoy here we go. I want to.
34:47
Say questions from literally everyone.
34:49
I'm not leaving here if you have an unanswered question.
34:52
You close at six, right all? Right.
34:56
We're literally going to stay here until every single question
34:58
is answered. That's my commitment to you.
35:00
But I'm a fourth generation Floridian, a group of Broward
35:04
County, just out of here in Davie Public School my entire
35:06
life, registered Republican since high school.
35:09
High school debate kid. And there's a real problem in
35:13
our country right now. It's really hard to be an
35:15
American. Yeah, I forgot.
35:18
It's still a business. It is really hard.
35:22
It is really hard to be an American in America right now.
35:27
Look, if you're an illegal immigrant, you'll get hotel,
35:32
you'll get the $7000 a month in Chicago, you'll get food stamps,
35:35
you'll get an Obama phone, you'll get Medicaid.
35:38
Show up to an emergency room, they'll take care of you.
35:40
Good. You want to pay for it, put your
35:42
schools in, put your kids in public school.
35:45
You'll be OK. Now, if you're an H1B, you can
35:48
get a job that should go to a kid from FAU or FIU or UM, or
35:54
unless I always, I was 1911 on 28th, any school here in
35:59
Florida, you're qualified, you got good grades, good test
36:03
scores, you interview well, but you know what that company, they
36:07
wanted to have their profit margins for another quarter.
36:09
And so they'll bring in a kick from Calcutta or a kick from the
36:12
buyer in for Shanghai. And so this is an election
36:15
that's not about The Who. It's about the what vision for
36:18
Florida, what vision for our country do we want?
36:23
Do we want jobs to go to foreigners who are going to
36:26
accept the lower range or do we want jobs to go to our people?
36:30
And look, we're not asking for DEI for Americans.
36:33
We're asking for Americans to have the same shot that illegals
36:36
have had, the one up that they've had the H1 BS, the
36:39
foreign nationals. Now, we've heard far too long
36:43
that we are a nation of immigrants, Cat.
36:48
It's a lie. It is not true.
36:50
We are a nation where immigrants have been part of our history,
36:55
our history right here in Florida.
36:56
But I got to tell you, the Cuban immigrants who came here in the
36:58
60s, seventies, 80s are very different than the Afghan
37:01
refugees that are showing up here under Joe Biden, Kamala
37:04
Harris's watch. The Afghan refugees that came
37:06
here in August of 2021 because my opponent, Byron Donald's
37:11
voted for a bill to lower the vetting requirements for Afghan
37:14
refugees. A bill that let the guy come
37:17
into our country the next month, who just last month shot 2
37:23
National Guardsmen one block from the nation's capital.
37:26
That guy was not in this country illegally.
37:29
He was here legally. The Haitians in Springfield were
37:34
in this country legally. They were given temporary
37:36
protected status. Continued under Obama, then
37:40
under Biden. And still to this day.
37:43
And I don't have to tell folks here the 9/11 hijackers, sorry
37:46
to use an extreme example, they were here legally.
37:50
So let's get real for a second. Mass migration is wrong, period,
37:54
Full stop. Whether it's legal or illegal,
37:57
importing the third world will destroy our country.
38:02
You can call it H1B, you can call it refugee, you can call it
38:05
TPS. You can have the tissues in the
38:07
sob story about how you're persecuted and you cannot make
38:10
it. But I want to be very clear.
38:14
The Vape Ramaswamy has no idea what an American is.
38:18
The idea that an American is simply someone who attests to
38:22
being an American is exactly what we rejected from the left
38:26
two years ago. Remember when they said what is
38:28
a woman? We would ask our friends on the
38:30
left. Some of you over Thanksgiving
38:32
would ask that uncle or cousin of yours what is a woman?
38:36
And a woman is someone who identifies as a woman.
38:40
But according to the bait, what is an American is someone who
38:42
identifies as an American. We know that can't be the case.
38:48
And so I'm in this race because we have an illegal immigration
38:55
problem. Yes, we have a legal immigration
38:56
problem, but we actually can solve these problems at the
38:59
state level. We don't need to wait for DC to
39:02
solve our problems as well. We need to actually get real
39:06
that the 10th Amendment from our Founding fathers made very clear
39:08
what is not explicitly enumerated for the federal
39:11
government. What is not explicitly
39:14
enumerated for the federal government falls to the state's
39:16
honor people. Now, James, how can you end the
39:18
H1B program that was created by the United States Congress in
39:21
1990? That's a federal bill.
39:25
How can you get rid of it? In 1972, the Decanus VB and US
39:30
Supreme Court campaign decided unanimously.
39:33
It found that state governments can put a penalty on the use of
39:37
federal immigration programs. So guess what?
39:39
If you want to show up and you want to.
39:42
I want to really quickly just say there was a lot of
39:44
background noise just because I was filming on my phone.
39:47
I, I had like a little microphone when, you know, just
39:50
one of these fucking things. But I didn't get the chance to
39:53
clip it on him because, you know, I don't really work with
39:56
him. But so, yeah, so I was just
40:00
recording off my phone and it was shot in a pizza shop.
40:03
That's where the local event took place.
40:06
So there is a little bit of background noise just to give
40:09
you guys that heads up, you know, if you guys are like, what
40:11
the fuck are those sounds? It's a little background noise
40:13
from the pizza shop. You know, they, they're, it was
40:15
a pizza shop open for business. From India and never give kids
40:20
from FAUFSUSUSF you want. You don't want to give them a
40:24
shot. You don't even want to interview
40:25
them. You're going to pay a fine.
40:28
You know why? It's all about incentives and
40:31
economics. Show me the incentive, I'll show
40:34
you the outcome. Companies today had every single
40:36
incentive to screw us over and no one is willing to stand up to
40:40
them and say enough is enough. Americans will not be replaced
40:45
in our own country. I thought you were a
40:48
conservative. Aren't you against raising
40:49
taxes? I'm against raising taxes on
40:51
Americans. I'm not against raising taxes on
40:55
foreigners, on Blackstone, on Airbnb, on Black Rock, and on
40:59
companies that refuse to even hide.
41:01
They say Americans aren't smart. Americans are lazy.
41:03
How on earth did you know you guys don't even hire us?
41:05
You guys don't even interview us.
41:06
You put those ads in the back of the Sunday paper in a small
41:10
Florida town because you technically have to check the
41:12
box and say you advertise it, but you guys don't care about
41:15
us. This is globalism at its finest.
41:18
What is good for the stock market is not going to
41:20
necessarily be good for us. And look, if I'm going to be
41:23
judged on one thing, if you give me this awesome responsibility
41:26
to serve as governor, to succeed Ron DeSantis, if I'm going to be
41:29
judged on one thing, it's not going to be GDP.
41:31
It's not going to be, well, how did the companies in Florida,
41:34
how did their stocks perform over the four, maybe 8 years?
41:37
It is going to be on 2 statistics.
41:40
The 1st is what percentage of 30 year old men in our state are
41:45
married and owned their home now in 19?
41:49
60. Half of 30 year old men were
41:53
married and owned their home. You talk to college kids today.
41:57
I was at FSU a couple weeks ago, USF recently and I asked who's
42:02
confident on whether you could buy a home by the time you're
42:06
30. Not a single hand went up.
42:08
Now look there's I'm not going to be naive about it.
42:10
There's a lot of reasons why, but here's just 152% of new home
42:15
sales in South Florida are going to foreign nationals.
42:18
That means when you're trying to buy your first home, which is a
42:22
precondition to getting married, to having kids, to living out
42:26
the full arc of the American dream, that you are literally
42:29
bidding against foreigners from Canada and China and India.
42:32
And when it's not them, it's against Blackstone, Black Rock,
42:35
private equity. And when it's not them, it's
42:37
against a guy who wants to turn that single family neighborhood
42:40
into a cul-de-sac of Airbnb's. Now, what does that do for our
42:43
identity and our community? Look, when I grew up in Davie,
42:47
about 45 minutes South of Europe, I knew my neighbors.
42:52
They were people. They would drop me off of school
42:55
if my parents couldn't. They would pick me up from
42:57
church if my parents couldn't. We would do the same for them if
43:00
their parents couldn't. We would hang out in our front.
43:02
I grew up the same way and it's sad to see that that doesn't
43:05
really people don't know their neighbors like they used to.
43:07
Yard kids today they got they got an Airbnb to the left of
43:12
them, a short term rental to the right of them.
43:16
And So what are economic choices that we've allowed Democrats and
43:20
Republicans? And I'll tell you, there's a uni
43:21
party right now and it's disgusting.
43:24
What they have done is they have not just robbed us of home
43:26
ownership, they've robbed us of marriage.
43:29
They've robbed us of our ability to have kids because guys, we're
43:32
not getting married and having four kids in the studio apart.
43:34
We're not doing that. That's just again, you're going
43:36
to rig the system against us. Is it impossible?
43:38
No, but if you stack the deck that far against us, don't be
43:42
surprised at what the outcome actually is.
43:45
So the number of 30 year old men who were married, they had kids.
43:48
Now I do that not to single out men.
43:50
We care about the ladies as well, but.
43:52
Ladies have to be. There was a baby, like a dad
43:55
with a baby sitting right next to me to that little clapping.
43:58
That was the baby. It was kind of cute married.
44:00
To somebody. So the state of men as a direct
44:04
consequence is the state of women.
44:06
Now, why do we care about being married?
44:08
We care about it because we're commanded to be fruitful and
44:11
multiply, but also it means that we are not falling victim to the
44:14
vices of pornography, of drugs, that we're actually focused on a
44:19
committed relationship, that it likely means that kids are right
44:22
around the corner. If we're married, it means we
44:23
have a stable household. I grew up with privilege.
44:26
No, not the white privilege hoax.
44:27
I grew up with the privilege of having two parents in the
44:30
household and that's real. I've met a student recently and
44:35
they said the two parent household is the most important
44:38
form of governance because and I never thought of this all the
44:43
little things. If you grew up in a divorced
44:44
household. Oh, I left my homework at my
44:46
dad's house and I'm at my mom's house.
44:47
I left my. I fucking dealt with this dad's
44:50
house. Oh, they're fighting in the
44:51
parking lot during this custody thing.
44:53
Oh, I can't talk to him. I got to go to Thanksgiving here
44:55
and Christmas there. I was fortunate not to have to
44:58
grow up under those circumstances at least.
45:00
A great bitch cultural system, one that prioritizes Christian
45:05
values, but also also an economic system that makes this
45:11
possible. Don't just come up at am Fest
45:14
and say, guys, get Mary Benny Johnson's going to give you this
45:17
feel. Get Mary Benny Johnson makes $10
45:19
million a year. I know he's a friend maybe.
45:22
Not after that. He makes $10 million a year.
45:25
He drives AG wagon. Benny, don't be lecturing us
45:28
about home ownership. Don't be lecturing us about
45:30
having kids until you start calling out Blackstone, Black
45:33
Rock, and every single one of their enables in the US
45:35
Congress. Don't lecture us about having
45:38
kids. We want to have kids.
45:39
We want to get married. We want to buy a home.
45:41
We don't want to compete against Blackstone, Black Rock, Airbnb,
45:44
and the others. We don't want to have to compete
45:47
with H1 BS. And they said.
45:49
Our kids need to be competitive in the global marketplace.
45:52
We don't want a global marketplace. 80% of H1 BS are
45:57
going to entry level jobs. Accenture and Deloitte are
46:00
hiring H1 BS who are accountants.
46:03
Plenty of space. We have to peacefully and
46:07
patriotically push. Crazy idea.
46:09
The kid graduates from FAU who wants to be an accountant should
46:14
not have to compete with the kid from India who's not from here,
46:18
who gets this job and will leave, who's just as well.
46:22
But look, they're not hiring people from India because
46:24
they're more qualified. They didn't do the whole slavery
46:27
thing because the slaves were better at it.
46:30
They did it because they could use them, not pay them, exploit
46:35
them. That's why they did it.
46:37
They pay H1 BS less, They work them harder.
46:40
They've had their profit margins accordingly.
46:43
And so this is about foundational ideas.
46:46
What is America? Is it an economic zone, or is it
46:50
actually a country with its own identity, a country in which,
46:54
yeah, you have to preserve the founding stock of that country,
46:58
and you should never apologize for that.
47:01
And what is Florida? Is Florida our home, or is it
47:04
their playground? That's what you have to ask
47:08
yourself as well. And so I'm in this race because
47:11
I believe that Florida is our home, that America is our
47:14
birthright, that we shouldn't auction it off to corporate
47:17
interest, to property developers, to AIPAC, to anyone.
47:21
And that, yes, Governor DeSantis has had eight incredible years,
47:24
but the next eight years are going to be about one thing and
47:27
one thing only, and that is affordability.
47:29
And I don't mean affordability in this vague Zoran Mamdani
47:32
sense about child care and the halal falafel inflation and all
47:37
of that stuff. Affordability, because
47:40
affordability is literally existential.
47:43
Our people are being erased. Our country is being replaced.
47:49
Every immigrant that comes here, and I'll tell you, we're
47:51
deporting about 1000 people today with these ICE
47:54
deportations. We're bringing in 11140 via H1
47:57
BS. That's pathetic.
47:59
That's a job taken, that is a home taken and they can qualify
48:03
for welfare and all of the rest. And so this is not about he just
48:07
took a job from somebody. He took the dignity from
48:10
someone. He took the destiny from
48:12
someone. That guy, that 19 year old kid
48:15
was going to get that job, save up, marry that woman at high
48:17
school sweetheart and then move in with her and then start a
48:21
family. And you just derailed all of
48:23
that in the name of corporatism and.
48:26
Globalism. I want to be very clear.
48:28
I believe in the free market, but I believe more in a free
48:32
people. Capitalism is the greatest
48:34
economic system in the world, but nobody ever said it was
48:38
perfect. It is a means to an end.
48:40
But don't jump up and down and say we've got people who are
48:43
being priced out of their homes, people who can't get jobs.
48:45
But guess what, guys, at least we have capitalism.
48:49
We are not going to be judged at the end of our lives.
48:52
The edit, like when you see it, just like the quick cut edits,
48:55
it's literally just cutting out. Like if he took a pause and when
48:58
he's talking just to speed it up, expedite the video for you
49:01
guys. I mean, I could have played like
49:03
a 2 1/2 hour long video, but I was like, you know, let's let's
49:06
give the people a simplified, better version.
49:09
By how well we upheld the capitalist system, we're not
49:12
going to tell the families who are struggling to make ends meet
49:16
that guys, it's OK, we got capitalism.
49:19
And I'm not doing the whole socialism, communism thing.
49:21
What I'm talking about is you have one priority in life.
49:24
Do you want a free market or a free people?
49:27
I'll tell you, slavery was capitalism.
49:30
There was a buyer, there was a seller, there was an equilibrium
49:33
clearing price. But we decided that the moral
49:35
repugnancy of slavery was so bad that no way could you justify
49:40
that on the basis of the free market.
49:41
And yeah, Blackstone coming into our neighborhoods, you could
49:44
argue that's capitalism, but it doesn't mean a free people.
49:47
This Blackstone buying of 1000 homes and forcing us to rent as
49:50
opposed to buy, is that really freedom for Americans?
49:54
I've had my libertarian stint come and go over the years, but
49:58
my biggest question to liberty minded conservatives is this
50:03
Liberty for whom? Liberty for Americans Sign me
50:10
up. Liberty for illegals get out
50:12
with field eagles Liberty for Blackstone, Liberty for Chinese
50:15
nationals, Liberty for H1 BS Liberty for 600,000 Chinese
50:19
foreign students because of a US China trade deal that want to
50:22
flood our universities. No liberty for whom?
50:25
It is liberty for American citizens, or it's liberty for no
50:29
one, because if you bequeath liberty to every single.
50:32
Do you guys think he watches the show?
50:33
He's repeating my talking points.
50:35
He's for the failed trade deal. We got to bring in 600,000
50:39
Chinese spies that's fresh out of America unfiltered.
50:42
I've said that. I said that exact sentence two
50:44
months ago. I'm not shitting on him.
50:47
I'm just saying you think he's a fan of the show, Guys, I, I will
50:50
say I'm trying to get him on. I think it might happen.
50:53
I don't want to over promise and under deliver, but I'm trying to
50:56
get him on and I'm aiming for the second-half of January, you
50:59
know, give a little time after the holidays, let him get some
51:02
momentum going back up in January after the holidays.
51:06
But I'm aiming for the second-half of January to have
51:08
him on. And if I do, I want to ask you
51:10
guys what you want to know from him specifically.
51:13
I won't hold anything back. He he was willing to answer
51:16
every single question I asked him and everyone asked him.
51:18
He didn't shy away from anything.
51:20
And I want if you guys have questions that weren't asked in
51:23
this today that I'm showing you that you guys want to know from
51:26
him or you want to know more about him or his past or his
51:29
future, etcetera. Let me know in the comments.
51:31
I'll mark them down, I'll write them down, I'll put them in a
51:33
notebook or whatever the fuck. And if I get them on, we'll ask
51:38
him all these questions. So just want to put that out
51:40
there. Not 100% sure if I am don't want
51:43
to over promise but I have reached out and I did talk to
51:46
him about it slightly at the event.
51:48
On. Earth, who wants to come here,
51:50
sign some oath and affirmation and say, yes, I did not, DEI.
51:56
Yes, Vivek, I uphold meritocracy.
51:58
I am an American just as you are, just as the folks who came
52:02
here on the Mayflower. We reject that slanderous lie.
52:05
We are obviously more than a cream.
52:07
We are more than a basket of ideas.
52:09
We're more than a democracy. We are Americans.
52:14
And I'll tell you on education, just for a moment, before we
52:17
take questions, you talk about education.
52:20
There's three things you have to do right off the bat.
52:22
I know the culture war and oh DEI is illegal in Florida.
52:27
I've had too many parents and students in the last couple of
52:29
weeks reach out saying that teachers are pushing white guilt
52:33
on their students. Let me be very.
52:35
Special in Florida if. You are pushing white guilt as a
52:38
teacher in Florida. If I am governor, you will not
52:41
be a teacher in Florida. You will not tell the white kids
52:44
to apologize. You're not telling the white
52:47
kids to apologize to the black kids and don't you dare tell the
52:50
black kids that there's something somehow wrong with
52:52
them. But this is a systemically
52:53
racist country and they can never make it.
52:56
Cut the crap. How are we going to save money
52:59
in education? I guess we're going to fire 20%
53:01
of teachers because they're the ones pushing that crap.
53:03
They're gone. This is preconditional, guys.
53:06
If you show up to work and your colleagues say white guilt,
53:10
white privilege, you're not going to do your best work.
53:12
This pizza wouldn't be as good as it is if the owner, and he
53:16
never would do this because he got to me and offered to thank
53:18
you, Frankie, is if the owner came in and said, guys, you're
53:22
white, you're black, make amends, apologize for slavery,
53:24
apologize for this voter. Just no, It wouldn't make for a
53:28
good working environment. So why on earth would it make
53:31
for a good school environment? That's number one.
53:33
Number two, plywood veto. 1982 was among the most disastrous
53:38
Supreme Court cases of the 20th century.
53:40
It said that illegal immigrant children have a constitutional
53:42
right to go to our schools. No, they do not.
53:46
I was in Henry County in Southwest Florida a couple
53:48
months ago. Teacher young woman broke down
53:51
in tears because in her class of 27 of the kids were illegal
53:55
immigrants who didn't speak English, they only spoke
53:57
Spanish. And so she was having to spend
53:59
precious class time away from this citizens in the room.
54:02
The ones who pay taxes in her from here are supposed to be
54:04
there to teach the kids in broken Spanish what the Lesson
54:09
plan was. Now, Plywood V Doe is the law of
54:13
the land, just like Roe V. Wade was the law of the land
54:17
until some Christian patriots stood up and said, you know
54:19
what? We don't think this is right.
54:21
We're going to do a case called Gobs V.
54:22
Jackson, which got overturned in 2022 and they take us to court.
54:27
So be it, will overturn Ply Lo Vito on day one.
54:30
I will sign an executive order directing every public school to
54:34
immediately unenroll every single illegal immigrant in our
54:38
school. Our tax dollars, our tax
54:40
dollars, our teachers, our parents, our students did not
54:44
sign up to the second class citizens in their own country.
54:48
They didn't sign up to do that. And guess what?
54:52
We'll see you in court. I guess I, we're going to have
54:54
to take a guess on who's going to sue us first.
54:56
The ACLU care. I don't know and I don't care.
54:59
But here's the thing. We win on 5/4.
55:02
It could be a six three, depending on how she's feeling
55:04
that day. But we're going to win this
55:06
thing. We're going to win this thing.
55:08
And that's the great thing about being the governor of state like
55:10
this, is you can just do things and you create a blueprint for
55:13
the entire nation. If Mississippi had not stood up
55:16
and called out the Holocaust that is killing the preborn,
55:20
that is abortion, we would still have Roe V Wade.
55:22
We'd still be. That's one of the things that
55:24
really stuck out to me. It takes balls for a politician
55:28
to call something a Holocaust. Besides the Holocaust.
55:33
It takes balls to do that. And James Fishback called the
55:38
abortion, the abortion that has genocide to Gen.
55:42
Z babies, a Holocaust. He called it a Holocaust.
55:46
Fucking awesome. I mean, it is.
55:48
It's literally one of the biggest genocides, if not the
55:51
biggest genocide of all time. The mass abortion of babies, of
55:55
the unborn babies. I think it's 23 million Gen.
55:59
Z babies alone have been aborted.
56:01
It is. It's tragic actually.
56:04
I remember I posted about it on Instagram, one of my more viral
56:07
posts and the amount of disgusting comments saying that
56:10
the world is better because of it.
56:12
Fucking you. People disgust me who think that
56:15
the people who are pro abortion for any reason besides life of
56:19
the mother kind of disgust me. It's actually fucking insane.
56:23
But the fact that he called it a Holocaust, again, that's not a
56:27
reason to be like, oh, we got to vote for the no, but it's a
56:29
reason to say that this guy has fucking balls and he's willing
56:32
to say things other politicians aren't.
56:34
That's the one of the first times I made that mental note
56:37
during this is like this guy's willing to say the things other
56:40
people are not willing to say up.
56:42
To a third of our generation in this country.
56:46
So you got to hand it to patriots who are actually
56:48
willing to step up and do that. Now, here's the third thing
56:51
we're going to do. If you are a Florida resident
56:54
and you're graduating high school with a three-point O or
56:57
higher a passing score on the SAT, you have a choice.
57:02
Do you want $10,000 down payment for your mortgage or do you want
57:08
$10,000 grant to start or invest in a business here and for it.
57:14
And then the common response to that is where are we going to
57:17
get the money from? I don't know where do we get the
57:19
money for Ukraine from Israel? From where do we get?
57:23
We got a lot of doji to do here at the state level.
57:27
And I'm telling you guys this, it's so funny.
57:29
It's always at the worst time. They want to know where the
57:32
money is going to come from. We found a way to fund the Iraqi
57:35
Sesame Street. We found a way to fund the
57:38
transgender opera in Colombia. I've heard it wasn't even a very
57:41
good transgender opera. It was very horribly done.
57:44
I think they're all poorly done. But this was a particular
57:46
abomination. But where do we get the money
57:49
from guys? It's called an investment.
57:51
I was on the CBS interview just this morning, so funny.
57:54
Someone in the comments said, see CBS Barry Weiss, I told you
57:57
I can't do anything right. But I was off to CBS and he
58:00
said, I heard that you're going to send in Florida National Bar
58:04
to round up the homeless in downtown West Palm in Miami and
58:08
Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville. And I said they didn't hear
58:10
that. It's true.
58:11
It's where are you going to get the money for that?
58:13
I said, what do you mean we're going to save the money?
58:15
We've got cops and firefighters in Narcan to the same guy four
58:19
times a week for the last three months living on the street,
58:22
destroying our public buses. What happened to Arena in North
58:26
Carolina can never happen here. I'll tell you, I want to make
58:29
public transportation free before that.
58:31
I want to make it free from crime.
58:33
That's the reason why people don't go on buses here in
58:36
Florida is because they're infested with bourbon.
58:39
They're infested with crime. That's how you make buses
58:43
popular. Again, if you don't do the whole
58:45
free thing, you do the whole free from crime thing.
58:49
And so look, we're going to find the money, but just like when we
58:52
talked about investing in the economy and giving tax cuts to
58:55
the ritual, whatever we say, it will pay for itself.
58:57
Guess what, you know it'll pay for itself.
58:59
Telling kids that put the Ted, there's a $10,000 check with
59:03
their name on it if they get a 3.0 or higher.
59:05
And in the last step on the education front is 3 strikes of
59:11
discipline, 3 strikes of discipline where if you in the
59:15
span of three years in middle school, three years in high
59:17
school, if you get written up three times, and that's going to
59:21
be as little as a bait, it's going to be as little as cursing
59:24
AT shirt, using the N word, whatever it is.
59:27
If you get written up three times, you're out of the public
59:31
schools. You figure out where you're
59:33
going to go. It's your parents.
59:34
You figure it out, you're out of the public schools.
59:36
You know why? We're sick of the distractions,
59:39
the discipline. You've got kids who are doing
59:41
everything right, who are showing up to public schools.
59:44
They might not have a private school or school voucher option,
59:46
but they got kids in the back of the room.
59:48
Their jeans are sagging like this.
59:49
They got blunt. They're listening to music.
59:52
It's ridiculous and it's destroying the classroom
59:54
environment. And you know what?
59:56
We're also going. To do It's kind of funny that he
59:57
just described a black kid again, kind of based, kind of
1:00:02
based. We're going.
1:00:03
To bring back school uniforms, have you seen this name of the,
1:00:06
of the youth wearing their sweater, their quarter zips?
1:00:11
And no, but seriously, it totally changed their
1:00:14
personality. This guy right here, you may not
1:00:19
know this, but this guy's an MS13.
1:00:21
But with the sweater, with the sweater, you look very daft.
1:00:25
And so we have to create guys. We have to have our young kids
1:00:29
take themselves seriously. And guess what?
1:00:31
The uniform is not just for the students, it's for the teachers.
1:00:35
Some of these teachers, and I got to say some of the females
1:00:37
too, they should not be dressing that way.
1:00:41
And I will give them a $500 stipend so they can go get some
1:00:43
nice clothes. You're going to dress to impress
1:00:46
if you're a student, if you're a principal, if you're a teacher,
1:00:48
We're going to raise standards. Let's go.
1:00:49
And we're going to do it in a way that's not just academic,
1:00:51
but it's cultural. The cultural rot in our schools
1:00:56
is real. Cultural degeneracy in our
1:00:59
country is real. Look, if you want to go have
1:01:01
your jeans and you want to sag and you want to do that on the
1:01:04
train tracks, be my guest. Hopefully the right line will
1:01:06
hit you, but don't. But don't you do that in our
1:01:09
public schools guys. You're ruining it for the rest
1:01:13
of us. And so this is a bold agenda.
1:01:16
This is not Magaslav. These are not, I didn't want to
1:01:19
consult by any of this stuff. This is a real agenda on how we
1:01:24
can raise the standards for our state and our country.
1:01:28
If there's one thing I want you to judge me by, if you give me
1:01:31
this job and then rehire me in four years, it is the number of
1:01:33
30 year old men who are married and own their home.
1:01:37
Every policy I think we've talked about so far will do just
1:01:40
that. Whether it's $10,000 for that
1:01:42
mortgage, $10,000 for that small business loan, for the grant, to
1:01:46
now have a job, to have equity in your future, to have the
1:01:50
confidence and the financial wherewithal to get married.
1:01:53
If we do that, we'll make ourselves proud, our kids proud,
1:01:58
our ancestors and our founding fathers proud.
1:02:01
The second we stop apologizing for our country is the second we
1:02:05
can start winning again. Thanks guys.
1:02:09
Happy to open it up. Yeah.
1:02:11
OK. Can I get your opinion on the?
1:02:13
Rise of silence in our. Country.
1:02:16
What about? What are your thoughts about
1:02:18
idea? What will be a good solution you
1:02:20
think is? We should take the.
1:02:21
Place. Design this influence.
1:02:23
Out or what is your perspective on that in general, if anything
1:02:25
on that? So here at the state level,
1:02:27
there's two things that I would do immediately.
1:02:29
First thing is right now, state statute 1015 says that
1:02:36
anti-Semitism is a punishable offense.
1:02:38
Now look, I think all of us can agree that attacking a synagogue
1:02:43
is wrong and mocking someone from their religion is wrong.
1:02:46
But I got to tell you I see anti Christian hate happen more than
1:02:49
anti-Semitism in this country. OK.
1:02:52
And I'm not going to apologize for that issue.
1:02:54
And the Anti Defamation League spent the time in the defending
1:02:57
conservatives and Christians. JDL yes, repeal the
1:03:03
anti-Semitism #1 not popular for me to say this, but no state
1:03:10
dollar should go to any foreign government, including in a
1:03:13
special my, my career last 10 years has been an investor.
1:03:18
And as an investor I've spent time looking at foreign markets,
1:03:21
Turkey, England, all over the world.
1:03:24
And what did our Republicans do after the tragedy of October
1:03:27
7th, after what was going on in the Middle East?
1:03:30
This kinetic war was breaking out.
1:03:32
They pledged their unwielding, unyielding, unwavering loyalty
1:03:37
to a foreign country by taking our tax dollars and lending it
1:03:40
to Israel to fund the idea. Now, on state law right now, it
1:03:44
says that our tax dollars cannot go to buy any other government
1:03:48
bond except American bonds. You can't buy Qatari bonds or
1:03:52
Saudi bonds or Chinese bonds. And I'm not suggesting that we
1:03:55
should buy those bonds. But there's one exception to
1:03:58
state law. It's history, guys.
1:04:01
It's about principle. Either we invest in all foreign
1:04:06
countries or we invest in none and stop with the slander that
1:04:10
it's somehow anti-Semitic to not want to take our tax dollars and
1:04:14
send them overseas to fight the war.
1:04:16
I'm never going to be intimidated by Miriam Adelson or
1:04:20
by AIPAC or by the anti defamation leave or by any of
1:04:24
those people. Because if you go on the streets
1:04:26
of West Palm right now and say, hey, she's $100 million that we
1:04:30
went to Israel, should we lend that to Florida farmers so they
1:04:33
can get back to the citrus Groves?
1:04:35
Or should we send that to the IDFI?
1:04:37
Think most Jews would actually side with citrus farmers over
1:04:41
giving it to Israel. And so look, there's this new
1:04:44
gotcha question that's happening on Capitol Hill.
1:04:46
You guys may have seen it. Israel first for America first
1:04:50
and these people, it's like the deer in the headlights.
1:04:54
Lindsey Graham. Whether it's intern staffers,
1:04:56
it's totally the case. I want to answer that question,
1:04:59
but I think it's best to answer that with a prop.
1:05:02
Yeah, this is this is crazy. I I was wearing my blue America
1:05:06
first hat. You guys might have saw this
1:05:08
clip. It went kind of viral.
1:05:09
It's trending on X yesterday, but I'm wearing this hat.
1:05:12
He walked right up to me. He's like, I want to use it as a
1:05:14
prop for a second and then I'll let you guys see what happens
1:05:17
here. But total fucking Wang half
1:05:19
move. I mean total Wang half move.
1:05:23
They say this hat is about hatred.
1:05:25
They say it's about hating Jews or hating immigrants or hating
1:05:28
people who look differently. No, this is not about hate.
1:05:31
This is about an unapologetic love for Americans.
1:05:34
I am proud to wear this hat. And they asked me the other day,
1:05:38
that's a new gotcha. What do you think of Nick
1:05:40
Quentz? Guys, what do you think of the
1:05:43
Groipers? They asked me, what do you think
1:05:45
of people who watch and follow Nick Quentz?
1:05:48
I got to tell you, I've met them.
1:05:50
They've come to our events, events in sleepy towns in Pasco
1:05:53
County where the average age in the room was 70 years old.
1:05:56
Young white men, young black men, young women.
1:06:00
I think they're called board bets showing up.
1:06:04
Even the groy. Bets get a shout out.
1:06:06
I mean the Groy bets, that's a huge W for you bitches.
1:06:09
I mean you guys get a shout out from James Fischbeck.
1:06:11
That's crazy to to hear a politician say Groy Betts is.
1:06:16
I mean, it's funnier than hearing him say Griper.
1:06:18
It's actually pretty insane. Throwing up the hat on.
1:06:21
And I'm going to tell you, the people that I have met who watch
1:06:25
Nick, they are some of the most patriotic, informed and
1:06:28
insightful people in this country.
1:06:30
And I'm never going to apologize for that.
1:06:32
Yeah. OK.
1:06:34
So I've been following your pain for a while now.
1:06:37
You have answered a lot of my questions.
1:06:38
My wife and I just got married about 5 months ago.
1:06:41
Congratulations and our experiences we've seen attempts
1:06:44
to indoctrinate children with the radical left wing ideology.
1:06:47
I mean, otherwise we've decided to work at home school with our
1:06:49
children. I know you have I know you've
1:06:52
been a strong advocate for Christian family values, but I
1:06:54
know you've also said that you're going to increase funding
1:06:57
for public schools. So I want to know exactly how
1:06:59
this is going to align with your commitment to protect family
1:07:02
values and ensure that parents retain control over their
1:07:04
children's education. And additionally, do you plan to
1:07:07
increase funding or support for families who decide?
1:07:09
Great question. It's, it's a, it's a really good
1:07:13
one. And so this is, I think, the
1:07:16
issue with changing the law and not enforcing the law.
1:07:21
So burning down police stations in Minneapolis is illegal, but
1:07:24
nobody got charged in the summer Block murdering people is
1:07:27
illegal in Chicago, but 70 people get shot every weekend
1:07:29
and no one seems to get charged. They say the DEI and
1:07:32
indoctrination of white guilt is illegal in Florida, but we all
1:07:37
know that's still happening in our public schools.
1:07:40
So we got to do 2 things. One, I want to make public
1:07:43
school an option for you guys. You guys want to go home school,
1:07:45
You want to take a private voucher, send your kids to a
1:07:47
Christian School. That's absolutely your life.
1:07:49
And I'm running to also make our public schools.
1:07:52
Great. As they once were.
1:07:55
Do that a couple of ways. You have to have real
1:07:57
enforcement. There's two things I want to do.
1:07:59
Body cameras on police. The left hated it.
1:08:03
The right actually pushed back on it.
1:08:05
They thought it was going to be abused.
1:08:07
That's the best thing because all of these maniacs relying on
1:08:10
that knowledge that charging the police, the only reason we were
1:08:13
able to exonerate them is because of the body came.
1:08:16
Here's something very clear. We're going to put a live camera
1:08:20
in every single public school classroom.
1:08:22
Let's go. You can't take the teacher's
1:08:26
word for what they're doing or what they're not doing.
1:08:28
You deserve ultimate transparency into what's
1:08:31
happening. The second thing is, I mean, big
1:08:34
fan of universal school choice. It's like competition, right?
1:08:37
If you only got 1 pizza place in town, you can charge whatever
1:08:41
you want, have the poorest quality and nobody can do
1:08:44
anything about it. What we need in a free market is
1:08:46
people to vote with their feet. So that means pulling kids out
1:08:48
of public school, having private school, homeschooling them.
1:08:51
I fully support that. And it has to keep up the pace
1:08:54
with materials as inflation goes up.
1:08:56
Increase the voucher overtime. But my hope honestly is that for
1:09:00
a lot of people, private schools are not even an option.
1:09:03
Because of the distance. Of our rural counties, the
1:09:05
nearest private school can be over an hour away.
1:09:07
And so the only shot a lot of people have, the only option is
1:09:11
the public school. And so right off the bat, solve
1:09:14
the disciplinary issues. Great.
1:09:16
Real transparency, Yes. What guilt and DEI, all that
1:09:19
stuff is banned. But you as a parent need to be
1:09:21
able to. As President Reagan said, trust,
1:09:24
but verify. Yeah, I trust the law has
1:09:26
changed, but allow me to verify to see what they're talking to
1:09:29
my children about. I think historic investment in
1:09:33
our public schools while also getting rid of the disciplinary
1:09:36
issues in the illegal immigration that's going to
1:09:38
raise the standards. Guys, it's amazing that they
1:09:41
tell us that our kids are stupid and the test scores suck.
1:09:45
If you look at the breakdown between immigrants who just got
1:09:48
here and kids are actually from here, you break it down by
1:09:51
demographics. All of this decline in our test
1:09:54
scores is because of the mass migration into our country.
1:09:58
People who don't speak English can't exactly score well on a
1:10:02
civics test that's required by the state.
1:10:04
And so we need real standards, real transparency.
1:10:08
And when you as a parent are frustrated by something that
1:10:11
your son or daughter comes and tells you about, you know what
1:10:14
to say. Full example and actual
1:10:16
enforcement if they do air and if they are indoctrinating.
1:10:19
We hear about indoctrination being illegal but nobody ever
1:10:21
gets fired. Clearly we know indoctrination
1:10:23
is happening, but it's not truly solved until we enforce the
1:10:27
problem. Great.
1:10:28
Thank you. Thank you.
1:10:29
So. It's.
1:10:31
For all of us, it is a big issue that we are being replaced,
1:10:35
whether it is in the state of Florida, whether it is people
1:10:38
out of state, whether it is people.
1:10:41
Coming to your. Visas, whether it's illegal,
1:10:45
but. One issue I hadn't heard your.
1:10:47
Stance on this, but I guess what it is one issue is we are being
1:10:51
eliminated. And by that I mean.
1:10:54
Our generation, 20% of it afforded and for many of us
1:11:00
putting myself, I get emotional about that because these are our
1:11:04
people. Every single one of those
1:11:07
children is. Going to be one of us.
1:11:10
So what is your stance on abortion and do you plan to
1:11:17
promote that six week ban and make a total complete abortion?
1:11:22
It would be the honor of a lifetime.
1:11:24
I know I'm handing the Democrats to win on that.
1:11:26
If I become your nominee, they're going to run.
1:11:28
He's going to ban abortion in the entire state.
1:11:29
You know why I want to ban abortion?
1:11:31
Because it is a genocide against the pre born.
1:11:35
If a mother walks into a planned parent over here in Palm Beach
1:11:38
County and says I would keep the baby if I could just afford
1:11:42
diapers for the first couple of months, no ma'am, all we offer
1:11:45
is murder. I would keep the baby if I just
1:11:48
had someone to stay with me for the first couple of weeks.
1:11:51
No ma'am, all we offer is murder.
1:11:54
When young women are being exploited and told that the only
1:11:57
solution to this, and if they're lied to, that somehow an
1:12:02
unexpected pregnancy is a curse, is a disease that needs to be.
1:12:09
He just wanted a pizza he didn't want to provide.
1:12:12
That is some kind of disease that needs to be cured.
1:12:14
No, pregnancy is a gift for God. Jeremiah chapter 1.
1:12:18
I knew you before I formed you in the womb.
1:12:21
That is the truth. And guess what?
1:12:24
It's not popular outside of the Republican Party to say that.
1:12:26
I'm going to lose 2 points just answering your question, but I
1:12:29
don't care. I'd rather win this election and
1:12:31
win it by a lot less than to win it by lying and betraying my
1:12:36
Christian faith. Yes, I would be honored to sign
1:12:40
a full abortion ban. Here in Florida, the correct
1:12:43
number of abortions is 0. The American Dream is not to
1:12:48
live in a trap house. That is not the American Dream
1:12:51
is to rent for your life. The American Dream is not to
1:12:54
have this much space for your neighbors.
1:12:56
The American Dream is to buy dirt, marry the woman of your
1:13:01
life, and have kids. That is the American Dream.
1:13:05
And so I don't know why they're building all this housing.
1:13:08
Got to be watching American filter.
1:13:09
That's right out of my I say that all the time.
1:13:13
The American Dream is not fucking for immigrants.
1:13:15
The American dream is that you're born in this country, you
1:13:17
get to marry someone, have kids, be successful.
1:13:20
That is the true American dream. And that dream is fucking dead
1:13:24
right now. And again, I'm not saying
1:13:26
Fishback's going to be the guy to fix it, but I do like his
1:13:30
rhetoric. I do like what he's saying.
1:13:32
I do like his hard stance against abortion even in crazier
1:13:36
or crazier cases to the media. I mean most people will talk
1:13:39
about rape, things like that. He has a 0 abortion stance
1:13:44
unless it's for life of the mother.
1:13:46
That would be The only exception it seems.
1:13:49
A lot of homes right now, they're being occupied by the
1:13:51
1.4 million illegals in our state.
1:13:54
Get them out of our state. A lot of homes to work with and
1:13:57
then we have to actually do that and not apologize for it.
1:13:59
I'll tell you, Christy, you know, very underwhelmed in these
1:14:02
states of deportations. I think you solved it by a
1:14:04
couple of things. Tax remittances, kick them out
1:14:07
of our schools, kick every single one of them off of
1:14:10
welfare and they'll show themselves the door and leave.
1:14:12
A lot of homes are going to come in the market as a result of
1:14:14
that. Before the sunsets on day one,
1:14:16
Florida National Guard to deputize them to go to every
1:14:20
single Florida city and to arrest every single homeless
1:14:23
person who's actively committing a crime and to commit them to a
1:14:26
mental institution. So.
1:14:28
We can reach. Our streets safe again.
1:14:30
You don't want to walk down downtown W Palmer or Lake Worth.
1:14:33
You don't want to walk in Miami after 9:00 PM or Fort
1:14:37
Lauderdale. Las Olas was beautiful.
1:14:38
Jacksonville was a Catholic Church a couple weeks ago there
1:14:40
at the Basilica Crackheads. Passed.
1:14:43
Out just a block where I received the Holy Eucharist.
1:14:46
That's unacceptable. You want to talk about bringing
1:14:48
more housing online? There's a lot of abandoned homes
1:14:50
in that community, families who would move in cheap homes if
1:14:53
there weren't crackheads passed out on the street.
1:14:57
And so I thank you for your service.
1:14:59
If you wait a year, we're going to put you to work on day one.
1:15:04
Homelessness is not a crime, they say.
1:15:06
You're right, it isn't. It is a crime.
1:15:09
Having a crack pipe, being in possession of drugs, open
1:15:12
intoxication. Oh and having a warrant for your
1:15:15
arrest. Upwards of 1/3 of homeless
1:15:17
people have a warrant for their arrest.
1:15:18
It's a crime. And the choice is very simple.
1:15:20
You want to do the prison thing for 10 years or you want to do
1:15:23
the mental health thing for 10 years, but either way you're
1:15:25
getting off the streets. Our kids should not have to walk
1:15:29
over fentanyl needles and pass out bodies on their way to
1:15:33
church. Again, we have to realize that
1:15:37
optics and aesthetics are everything.
1:15:40
We can't tell our kids that we live in the best country on
1:15:43
earth when you've got a guy passed out on drugs that came
1:15:47
here from Venezuela. And Speaking of Venezuela, I
1:15:49
support President Trump bombing every single one of those drug
1:15:51
boats. So the question is, how do I
1:15:57
beat my opponent? Now?
1:16:00
You do it honestly by showing up.
1:16:02
I don't really have some grand strategy of how we're going to
1:16:05
do this other than the fact that we're going to do this.
1:16:08
Byron Donalds is a slave. Byron Donald is a slave to APAC,
1:16:15
to the property developers, to the corporate interests.
1:16:18
I got an interview with CBS again.
1:16:19
That's the very worst thing. I got an interview with CBS and
1:16:23
they said would you like to apologize to Byron for calling
1:16:26
him a slave? I will apologize for calling him
1:16:29
a slave when he apologized for taking $40 million from APAC and
1:16:34
corporate donor. And if you really want to get
1:16:36
technical with it, his dad's from Belize, his mom's from
1:16:39
Panama. He's not a direct descendant of
1:16:42
American slaves. So why?
1:16:43
I'm hurt, but I'm going to do it by doing it.
1:16:47
Here's what I'll tell you. The sooner a debate happens
1:16:50
between me and H1 Byron, the better.
1:16:54
Put me on a debate stage with Byron Donald's in the next 60
1:16:58
days. I will end the election that
1:17:01
night. Now, my question to you, Mr.
1:17:03
Fishback, would be how would you protect gun rights as governor?
1:17:06
Great question, great question. Look, the Second Amendment is
1:17:10
not a suggestion. It is not a recommendation.
1:17:14
It is a constitutional right #1 the tragedy that was Parkland is
1:17:22
not an excuse for the tragedy that was stripping us of our
1:17:25
Second Amendment rights. I will repeal Rick Scott's gun
1:17:28
grab bill in year 1 #2 red flag loss are unconstitutional.
1:17:36
Bring back bump stocks like is it that is it like I just want
1:17:40
to bump stock. I should, I just want to bump.
1:17:42
Stock. There is no due process for your
1:17:45
leftist neighbor. Honestly, bring back the Full
1:17:47
Auto fifteens as well. You know the Air 15 Filatos.
1:17:51
I would like one of those too. I would like one of those
1:17:54
calling. You up and say this Trump
1:17:56
supporter is acting weird, come get his guns and #3 we're going
1:18:02
to totally eliminate waiting periods, OK?
1:18:06
Because a three day waiting period is not a cooling off
1:18:09
period for a single mom who needs to buy a gun because her
1:18:14
ex is a deranged maniac is coming to attack her.
1:18:17
It's not a waiting period or a cooling off period for someone
1:18:21
who just moved into the wrong side of town who needs to
1:18:23
protect themselves. And then the last thing is, if
1:18:28
you are old enough to die from your country, you are old enough
1:18:31
to own any gun you want. Do you think that America should
1:18:37
continue as a melting pot or should it remain a white
1:18:40
majority country to preserve what America really is?
1:18:44
So we know how Brylan Hollahan would answer this question.
1:18:47
Immigrants are part of our story.
1:18:49
Just keep them coming. Look, when the immigrants came
1:18:52
to Ellis Island, they were very different than the immigrants
1:18:55
coming from Haiti and Afghanistan today.
1:18:58
First off, when they came to Ellis Island, they didn't want
1:19:00
to kill us. Yeah, the baby baby just started
1:19:06
clapping out of nowhere and like, everyone started clapping
1:19:09
after. That part was actually kind of
1:19:11
funny. The truth is the melting pot is
1:19:14
a whole lie. The problem with the immigrants
1:19:17
today, maybe they're good people, I don't know.
1:19:19
They don't want to assimilate into our country.
1:19:23
They refuse to assembly. In fact, they have contempt for
1:19:27
us. Oh, who?
1:19:29
And they say, who has contempt? So they come to Swami has
1:19:32
contempt for us. He says we're lazy, we're
1:19:35
stupid, We need to watch less TV, go to less sleepovers.
1:19:39
That's the reason why we are what we are.
1:19:41
But I want to be very clear here.
1:19:43
America is not an idea. It is not simply a set of goals.
1:19:49
It is a people, and I'll tell you it's not going to gain me
1:19:53
any support from the establishment Republicans, but
1:19:55
I'm going to say it right here and right now and be very clear
1:19:57
with it. The great replacement is real
1:20:00
and we must stop it or we will lose our country.
1:20:02
My name is Murray Logan. I'm a third generation.
1:20:06
Punishment. I liked his answer a lot to my
1:20:08
question and I asked him multiple questions.
1:20:11
To be honest what what really sucked is one of the other
1:20:13
questions I asked him, which was one of the bigger ones.
1:20:15
My phone died right after I fucking asked the question and
1:20:18
his answer wasn't recorded but all give you guys the best
1:20:22
interpretation of his answer. But it was a good answer.
1:20:24
Very good answer. I really wish I had that part on
1:20:27
video. I'm trying to get in contact
1:20:29
with some people who are there to see if any of them have the
1:20:31
missing clip from when my phone died.
1:20:33
Then I grabbed a portable charger for my car and I was
1:20:36
able to video a little bit more at the end after that.
1:20:39
But we'll get to that as this goes on.
1:20:41
There's 45 minutes left or so. This is.
1:20:46
My home. I grew up doing Taekwondo,
1:20:47
right? Across the street, over there.
1:20:49
20 years ago, OK. I'm priced out of this county at
1:20:51
this point for the foreseeable future for sure, but.
1:20:55
The touch on and by the way. I think it's a 10 day waiting
1:20:57
period. Firearms.
1:20:57
And plumbing county last time I checked.
1:20:59
Correct. 3 statewide, but kind of going to fly separately, so
1:21:01
we're going to limit all that. Thank.
1:21:03
You all right? So affordable housing, you guys
1:21:06
saw it briefly. So both both for the first time
1:21:08
home buyer and the seniors in Florida.
1:21:11
Many seniors are reliant on Social Security and modest
1:21:14
pensions, and they face challenges to the stringent
1:21:16
income, credit requirement and credit requirements imposed by
1:21:20
HOA. Though these seniors often
1:21:22
purchase homes with cash, they get denied because they don't
1:21:24
need 30 to 40K income requirements.
1:21:27
Additionally, home owners are burdened by HOA fund
1:21:30
mismanagement and rising duties. I know this is interrupting, it
1:21:34
has nothing to do with this, but the guy who created Call of Duty
1:21:38
was just killed in the car accident today.
1:21:42
I just got the update. That's the reason I keep
1:21:43
checking my phones. I keep getting updates on just
1:21:46
news and stuff. Very sad.
1:21:48
Rest in peace of that guy. Everyone say a prayer for him
1:21:50
and all the I mean, think of all the beautiful memories we had
1:21:53
growing up as a young man playing Call of Duty.
1:21:58
It's really sad actually. We're going to keep going on
1:22:00
with this. I just saw that and I figured it
1:22:02
was worth pausing for for. The first time home buyers in
1:22:06
South Florida the high cost of a single family home necessities 3
1:22:08
to 4 for borrowers on single loan application pushing
1:22:12
forwardings out of the state in favor of institutional investors
1:22:16
out of state buyers while we have DPA assistance down paying
1:22:20
assistance. Initially.
1:22:22
That helps people enter the market and now we're seeing
1:22:24
foreclosures for these DP as. So given all these issues, what
1:22:29
specific measures would you propose to refine and improve
1:22:32
the down payment system programs so that we don't see?
1:22:34
Mortgage involves. How can state level initiatives
1:22:38
support borrowers, particularly in purchasing condos to
1:22:42
facilitate the process of these properties gaining Fannie Mae
1:22:45
approval so that we can help first time home buyers afford a
1:22:48
home in their price range? And then what strategies would
1:22:52
you implement to enhance transparency, accountability
1:22:54
within HO as to prevent stringent regulations, funded
1:22:57
management and mitigate financial burden?
1:23:00
Great. Question.
1:23:01
Thank you. That was at least the seven part
1:23:03
question, sorry. But the gist of it is housing
1:23:09
affordability. How do we make it more
1:23:11
affordable not just for our generation on 30, not just for
1:23:15
our generation to buy a home, but for our parents, our
1:23:19
grandparents to stay in their home.
1:23:23
So there's three things we have to do right away.
1:23:25
First thing is we talked about it earlier, completely
1:23:27
eliminating property taxes again for Florida residents and their
1:23:30
primary home. You've got a second or third
1:23:32
home in Destin or Palm Beach, great work, you deserve it, but
1:23:36
you don't deserve targeted tax relief.
1:23:39
And if you're a corporation, Blackstone, you're not.
1:23:42
You're still paying property taxes as well.
1:23:43
So the property tax relief, the largest tax cut in Florida
1:23:46
history, but we're going to do in year one, that's only going
1:23:49
to go to Florida residents, not New Yorkers, Florida residents
1:23:52
in their primary homestead. Number 2 is HOS.
1:23:56
Who has an HOS? How much you pay, 606 hundred
1:24:00
where you get your money's worth?
1:24:02
No. What do they do for you?
1:24:06
Now here's the thing, the Hoas, I don't use this word lightly,
1:24:11
but there is criminal activity happening in some of these Hoas.
1:24:15
And So what we have to do is we have to pass law at the state
1:24:18
level that does two things. One freeze and any HOA increase
1:24:24
until every HOA conducts a full five year independent third
1:24:29
party audit right off the bat. If you don't turn in that audit,
1:24:34
you are in no position to be forced.
1:24:36
Yeah, I mean, Hoas suck. We all know this.
1:24:39
Hoas are just awful. People to pay.
1:24:42
And if that audit comes back and it's not squeaky clean, we're
1:24:46
going to have a real problem. That real problem is going to be
1:24:49
solved by cutting stuff. When you're telling people
1:24:52
you're charging them 600, seven, $100 a month to cut the grass
1:24:56
and to keep people from parking on the grass, that's not worth
1:24:59
it. That's a criminal racket.
1:25:01
And so the bigger thing is, yes, if we can solve the problem of
1:25:05
giving young people jobs and we can help them with down payment
1:25:08
assistance and they do by the grace of God find that home that
1:25:11
they can buy and they don't get outbid by Blackstone, Black
1:25:13
Rock, Airbnb, foreign nationals. If they somehow accomplish the
1:25:17
miracle that home ownership today in America, then they
1:25:20
still stuck with property tax, property insurance, HOA,
1:25:23
property insurance. We talked about we got to bring
1:25:25
in competition. We have to stop the predictive
1:25:27
climate change and nonsense. Oh, you're suddenly in a
1:25:30
flooding zone? You live 30 miles from the
1:25:33
ocean. How on earth are you going to be
1:25:34
hit by a hurricane? And then the HOA and then
1:25:38
lastly, property tax, because home ownership is not a thing
1:25:43
that happens when you sign the deed and buy the home.
1:25:46
It is everything that happens while you are in that home.
1:25:50
And I'll just say one thing, it's technically tied to this,
1:25:52
but it's taking advantage of our young people and our working
1:25:57
families and our seniors and that is usury, OK?
1:26:01
Usury was outlawed in Florida in 1891.
1:26:06
State statute 687 O 5. I'll be the first governor in
1:26:12
over 100 years to enforce it. You will not take advantage of
1:26:15
people who are down on their luck.
1:26:17
Charge them a fair market rate for the loan or don't give them
1:26:21
a loan at all. We cannot have debt collectors
1:26:25
chasing people down. Oh I borrow $400.00 against my
1:26:28
paycheck and now all of a sudden I own 1600 and if I don't pay it
1:26:32
by Friday at noon I'm going to get evicted.
1:26:34
No one should be threatened or intimidated that way.
1:26:37
Make it easier not just to own a home.
1:26:39
Stay in the foam. Stay in the foam.
1:26:41
Wow. Stay in the home and raise a
1:26:43
family here in Florida. And that's financial.
1:26:45
Yeah, I'm a student at University of.
1:26:47
Florida and so building on that racing family one day obviously
1:26:51
I want to stay in my home stay I want to raise a beautiful family
1:26:53
here. But so going back to public
1:26:55
schools, you touched on the three strike rules and obviously
1:26:57
that's a big deal. But besides that, how do we
1:27:00
retain and how do we attract teachers here that are going to
1:27:02
be great and how do we, how do you immediately address that and
1:27:05
over a longer timeline, how do you tired of that?
1:27:07
Such a great question, Such a great question.
1:27:08
Thank you, Major. The question is how do we
1:27:10
attract great teachers? And the way to answer this
1:27:13
question is to go to 1st principles.
1:27:15
How do you attract great workers?
1:27:17
You attract great workers by paying them the market wage.
1:27:19
I have met two teachers in the last month who are either living
1:27:22
in their car or living in a motel raise now we need to keep
1:27:26
them in our schools. And that's not woke to say that
1:27:29
teachers who are doing a great job teaching our kids deserve to
1:27:33
make a heck of a lot more than they're making right now.
1:27:37
Now, it also does not negate the fact that a lot of teachers need
1:27:40
to be fired and trespassed from school premises and as we
1:27:44
eliminate, as we call the teacher population.
1:27:47
That's going to push White. Guilt.
1:27:49
That's going to force our children to be indoctrinated.
1:27:52
We're going to redirect what we have paid them to pay the better
1:27:55
teachers. Now I'll tell you that having
1:28:00
been on a college campus, my favorite.
1:28:03
Professors. Were those who taught.
1:28:05
In these massive lecture. Halls the best professor who
1:28:08
taught a history class to 250 people.
1:28:11
I think we have to get this idea out of our head that we need to
1:28:15
always optimize for student teacher ratio.
1:28:19
If you've got a teacher who can teach World War 2 like the back
1:28:23
of his hand and connect with students, bring the whole
1:28:26
auditorium into that teacher's class and have him teach World
1:28:30
War 2 and have teacher aids help with the assignments.
1:28:34
But there's a reason why our best universities here in
1:28:37
Florida, the best teachers have entire lecture halls.
1:28:40
There's no reason that can't work at the high school.
1:28:43
It can't work at the high school if you've got kids in the back
1:28:45
who are making noise, listening to rappers vaping, doing all
1:28:51
sorts of shenanigans with their belts and not wearing belts.
1:28:53
So it's the lack of shenanigans with their belts, but create a
1:29:00
culture that exemplifies academic excellence. 0
1:29:05
tolerance, 3 stripes. I don't care what it is if you
1:29:07
break that. 3rd strike you're. Out of our public schools, you
1:29:10
don't have a constitutional right to come and cause mayhem,
1:29:12
junk people into act ghetto. I'm sorry.
1:29:14
You don't have a constitutional right to do that.
1:29:16
You're out of our school. It affects the rest of us.
1:29:18
And the third thing is you want to attract the best teachers,
1:29:21
pay them what they are worth. Full stop.
1:29:26
You do that, we'll have the best education system in the state in
1:29:28
eight years. Thank you for taking my
1:29:30
question. My name's Peter Headley and I've
1:29:33
got a. Question about home.
1:29:34
Ownership and student. Debt.
1:29:36
We talked about incentives earlier, so I wanted to know
1:29:39
how. Is it possible that a?
1:29:41
Person pressed out of high schools can.
1:29:42
Afford student loan. Debt but not be able to afford a
1:29:45
home. Is there anything you can change
1:29:48
as governor to? Fix that situation right now.
1:29:51
Student loan debt is predatory because you're told that if you
1:29:55
take out the loan eight degree, you will have that eight that 6
1:30:00
figure. Job waiting for you when you
1:30:01
graduate and then you. Find out that job is given at
1:30:03
H1B. Here's the truth, which is that.
1:30:08
Student loans. Should not be the same for all
1:30:11
degrees. The student loan and the rate at
1:30:15
which you borrow should be a heck of a lot.
1:30:16
Lower if you're. Studying something that's
1:30:18
actually valuable and in demand. There should be no student loans
1:30:23
for gender studies or intersectionality or a minor in
1:30:27
transgender Euphoria. Is that a show?
1:30:30
Is it a song that you vote? I don't know.
1:30:33
But the truth is the people who are actually.
1:30:36
Getting good degrees. Are paying for all the people
1:30:40
getting woke degrees, anti American degrees, and as we
1:30:44
eliminate a lot of those majors, we're going to save our
1:30:46
universities a ton of money. We're going to remove
1:30:48
indoctrination, but we're also going to make student loans more
1:30:53
affordable for those who are actually getting the right
1:30:55
degree. If you're a junk business who's
1:30:58
defaulted on his loans five years in a row and you go to the
1:31:01
market, you're going to borrow at a very different interest
1:31:03
rate than you, TJ, because you're an upstanding citizen.
1:31:07
Why would it be any different for our colleges?
1:31:09
You're going. Into a degree where the
1:31:11
unemployment. Rate is 35% and you're going to
1:31:13
get the same rate as the kid who wants to study something that's
1:31:16
actually in demand. That means that the kid is doing
1:31:18
the right thing. He's paying the cost for your
1:31:21
default rate. The last thing and we don't talk
1:31:23
enough about this is if you are under the crushing weight of
1:31:28
debt, mainly student loan debt, we need to make it easy for you
1:31:32
to do a reset to do a bankruptcy in our state.
1:31:36
If you are under the age of 35 and you are struggling under the
1:31:40
weight of debt and that is the difference between you living
1:31:43
and renting or living and owning.
1:31:46
That is the difference between you actually having some equity
1:31:48
in your future. We need to make it easier for
1:31:51
you to have a jubilee, if you will, to reset those
1:31:53
circumstances. This is goes back to the time of
1:31:56
Moses that we are not judged by our worst decision in heck, if
1:32:00
you made a bad decision choosing the wrong major or taking on the
1:32:02
wrong debt, that should not be held against you for the rest of
1:32:05
your life. Look, this goes back to to
1:32:08
really a basic idea of law and order.
1:32:09
If you've got people who are drinking in public, who are
1:32:12
vomiting, who are shooting up drugs, who have paraphernalia,
1:32:15
who are running around like maniacs, we need to arrest them
1:32:19
and send them somewhere. We shut down the asylums in the
1:32:22
1960s, we're going to open them by 20-30, and we're going to put
1:32:26
people back where they belong. And it's not out of intro in
1:32:30
many respects, it's out of an unabiding love for them that we
1:32:34
don't want them to die in the streets of a brutal overdose.
1:32:36
We want them to get the care they deserve.
1:32:38
How would you stop the camp trails that were supposed to be
1:32:41
stopped? Yes.
1:32:42
Welfare's great when you need it, but it's a temporary thing
1:32:47
and how are you going to stop these people?
1:32:49
We're just into life about now. This is just they raise their
1:32:52
kids and it's. Going welfare, it's a
1:32:54
generation. So I think all of us recognize
1:32:58
that it's not enough. For some.
1:32:59
People to pull themselves. Up by the bridge trap.
1:33:01
They need a helping hand. That's not communism, that's
1:33:03
Christianity. That's a good thing to do.
1:33:05
The problem is the safety net that is welfare has become the
1:33:10
safety couch, the safety Jacuzzi, and then the safety
1:33:14
tempurpedic. You got people who are living on
1:33:16
the system and totally abusing. Here's two things you got to do
1:33:20
right. You have to instate a full work
1:33:24
requirement of 45 hours a week. Don't you come here and ask us
1:33:29
for help. If you're not willing to help
1:33:31
yourself, you want help, go work and we'll meet you halfway #2 it
1:33:36
has to be temporary. This is an offering.
1:33:39
It's not really a safety net. It's a safety trampoline.
1:33:41
You fall, you bounce, we cover you for three to six months.
1:33:44
The other thing is we have to talk about dodging the
1:33:48
government. We should dodge every single
1:33:50
welfare recipient. Oh, let's see here.
1:33:52
You're on food stamps for a family of five.
1:33:54
What on earth were you doing it tootsies last month?
1:33:57
Oh, family of three, you're on welfare.
1:34:01
Why are you sending $400 to El Salvador every single month?
1:34:06
You see these Somali immigrants, You see these Somali immigrants,
1:34:10
they sent billions of dollars back to Somalia to fund Al
1:34:14
Shabaab. I'm sorry, President Trump is
1:34:16
right. Ilyan Omar is garbage for what
1:34:19
she has done to this country and perpetuating that problem.
1:34:22
We've had this idea that though they're on welfare, it's
1:34:25
sensitive. I was on food stamps as a kid
1:34:27
for a short period of time. It is not insensitive to ask
1:34:30
somebody, hey, you want our support?
1:34:32
Do you want our help? We want to see we give us access
1:34:36
to your Bank of America credit card statements while you have
1:34:39
welfare. Because guess what?
1:34:40
We don't want to see tootsies and we don't want to see any
1:34:44
money going overseas. And we sure as heck don't want
1:34:47
to see you spending money on a certain website.
1:34:50
And that's we have to be honest about it.
1:34:52
You could be working, you could be taking welfare, but don't
1:34:56
tell us that you're in desperate need and you're going to be
1:34:58
homeless and your kids are going to starve while you're sending
1:35:01
45 bucks a month to a stripper in Miami.
1:35:04
And so take that dose. Mentality and radical.
1:35:07
No, we want privacy. Look, you can have privacy or
1:35:10
you can have welfare. You can't have both.
1:35:12
You're coming to us asking for help 'cause we're no different
1:35:15
if we ask our parents or our grandparents to help.
1:35:18
If you're asking for our help, we deserve to know what you're
1:35:20
spending the money on every single time.
1:35:22
Yeah. I just want to say thank for
1:35:24
publicly professing your faith in Jesus.
1:35:26
Christ, I just. Want to say thanks for taking
1:35:28
the. Time and thanks to Box for
1:35:29
hosting. This is awesome.
1:35:31
Yeah. Thanks guys, you said.
1:35:34
We'd love to have an event. And I said that'd be awesome.
1:35:36
Can. We do it.
1:35:36
Sunday, he said. This Sunday I said yes.
1:35:39
Frankie, thank you so much to your team here.
1:35:40
What can you do as governor to protect us from, as we've seen a
1:35:44
lot of these commercial drivers licenses that we've given out?
1:35:49
What can you do as government to protect us from those people?
1:35:52
And a second one is childhood vaccines.
1:35:55
What can you? Do.
1:35:57
To ensure that parents and people.
1:35:59
Have. Their stay over their.
1:36:01
Own bodies. And they won't be excluded from
1:36:05
parts of society like. Schools or whatever.
1:36:07
That we're obviously doing. Yeah.
1:36:10
There's obviously a big debate. Happening right now in the.
1:36:14
Republican Party. And about this, I think COVID
1:36:19
was the clearest. Example yet.
1:36:22
On why we can. Never force anyone to take any
1:36:25
kind of vaccine, whether it's experimental or not.
1:36:29
If it's so great you take it yourself, you don't need to be
1:36:32
forced into it. So I would absolutely oppose any
1:36:36
form of mandatory vaccination, and not just in our public
1:36:39
schools. But if you're a nonprofit,
1:36:40
you're the Boys and Girls Club, and you have a state contract
1:36:42
with Florida, you can, as a result, not force vaccines on
1:36:47
young kids. Doesn't matter to me.
1:36:49
It's just the first thing. The second thing is when we just
1:36:51
saw this on the Turnpike about 45 miles north of here in Saint
1:36:54
Louis County, where you had a Indian who didn't speak English,
1:36:58
who couldn't read the road signs.
1:37:02
Kill a family. In many, this is what we talked.
1:37:05
About when we say that the. Invasion is killing us.
1:37:09
Well, you can't even drive on the road.
1:37:12
Without a foreign national. Who got here a couple of years
1:37:15
ago making the weirdest illegal U-turn without any situational
1:37:19
awareness. Every single one of them is
1:37:22
going to be taken off, I will say.
1:37:24
As a Floridian. This is a real fucking problem.
1:37:27
I mean, the amount of people who just.
1:37:28
Don't know how to drive because they're so fucking old in this
1:37:30
state. But then the amount of people
1:37:31
who also don't know how to drive because they don't speak
1:37:33
English, they haven't really passed a real Rd. test.
1:37:39
I mean a handful of reasons but a lot of them are legal and
1:37:41
illegal immigrants and it's a real fucking problem in Florida
1:37:44
especially because it's a no fault insurance.
1:37:46
States of the insurance is already fucked.
1:37:49
You want to hire more truck drivers?
1:37:50
Guess what? Truck driving is the number.
1:37:52
One occupation in 21 of our states, including right here in
1:37:56
Florida, and if you're a trucking company and you say we
1:37:59
can't find men to do this work, finish the sentence.
1:38:03
You can't find men to do this work at the rate you're willing
1:38:06
to pay in Florida. We will always work an honest
1:38:09
day's job for an honest day's wage.
1:38:12
Take every single foreigner out of our trucking industry, Raise
1:38:16
wages for Floridians. Yes, our rate's going to go up
1:38:19
fine, but we are willing to pay a little bit more so we don't
1:38:23
get killed because some an Indian is doing an illegal year
1:38:27
tune on the Florida Turnpike. So I'll stand up for that.
1:38:30
I'll take every single one of the medication and what they'll
1:38:32
say. Look, that's racist.
1:38:35
That's racist of you. It's not racist to observe
1:38:40
facts. We are done with the Pearl
1:38:43
clutching. We are done.
1:38:45
With the white. Guilt.
1:38:46
We are done apologizing for protecting our own.
1:38:51
A family should not. Whether it's Jocelyn and the
1:38:54
Gary, whether it's Lake and Wiley, whether it's the family
1:38:57
on the Turnpike 45 miles north of here, no one should ever be
1:39:02
killed by someone who does not belong in our country.
1:39:06
They are poisoning our country. We must remove them now.
1:39:11
I think everybody here agrees with everything you're saying.
1:39:14
It sounds great on paper, but until it's.
1:39:17
Said and done it. Feels good.
1:39:19
It's not virtue, it's virtue signal.
1:39:21
This guy who's. Talking now.
1:39:23
Asked. Incredible.
1:39:24
Questions. I think, again, not to toot my
1:39:27
own fucking horn, but I think me and him were pretty In Sync and
1:39:31
asking the best questions that anyone asks.
1:39:34
A lot of people asked important questions, but we asked the
1:39:37
questions that people want to fucking know.
1:39:38
Like about his previous relationships with Barry Weiss,
1:39:41
Great replacement, his previous business relationships.
1:39:44
This guy touched on that. So yeah, I think this guy's
1:39:48
questions were incredible and I think he was an extremely smart
1:39:51
young man. Yeah, I can both agree on that.
1:39:54
Pledging against a PAC. No foreign lobbies.
1:39:56
Not taking any money to foreign. Lobbies.
1:39:58
I think. Every politician should be on
1:40:00
board with that. I don't think that should be
1:40:02
controversial to help exactly. I think we can both agree that.
1:40:07
These colleges. Are incubators for these college
1:40:10
kids. They.
1:40:11
Go and be pretty neutral in politics and they either come
1:40:14
out very left. Leaning.
1:40:16
Or very rightly. There's no.
1:40:18
There's. It's almost a moderate.
1:40:22
With that in mind, especially how these campus.
1:40:25
Experiences shape people. Long term.
1:40:28
Your Co founder of Azoria Soft. He is.
1:40:32
He was the. President.
1:40:33
Of a group called Tamad. And it's a group.
1:40:36
Whose website literally would be searching on Google says.
1:40:40
At Tamad, we believe the future business leaders should graduate
1:40:44
with a deep, personal and lasting connection to history.
1:40:48
You two teamed up. Professionally after his college
1:40:51
years. But if somebody.
1:40:53
This close and your firm is pushing that kind of deep
1:40:56
loyalty to another country back then, how do we?
1:40:59
Know you're not. Compromised in a similar way, so
1:41:02
I actually didn't know that about him.
1:41:03
So that you're telling me? I didn't know that.
1:41:05
I saw. We're talking about a friend of
1:41:07
mine who was a business partner for one month and then he left
1:41:10
the firm for other reasons. But maybe there were signs out
1:41:12
of any other you should see. It's crazy, I think.
1:41:17
I think I don't understand. So.
1:41:20
Let me be very I only speak for myself.
1:41:24
I don't speak for my friends and I don't speak for my family
1:41:28
either. And I don't expect them to
1:41:29
support me and I don't support them.
1:41:32
I love them, I can respect them, but we're going to have
1:41:35
disagreements and that's going to include my high.
1:41:37
School Friends Soff. It's going to also include my
1:41:39
own uncle who lives in Wellington, who told NBC News if
1:41:43
my campaign is going to crash and burn because he employs H1
1:41:47
BS and I don't. Support that.
1:41:51
Here's my commitment to you. Judge me by me.
1:41:55
Just like we're not going to let anyone.
1:41:56
Be judged by. The alleged.
1:41:58
Sins of their. Ancestors don't judge me by who
1:42:02
I might have known, who I might have worked with in the past.
1:42:04
My former boss, David Einhorn is a multi billionaire.
1:42:07
He's aligned with George Soros. He said that Trump should be in
1:42:10
prison. I can't be held with that
1:42:13
standard. But I can't always tell you that
1:42:15
I'm going to be the person that I am and the people around me.
1:42:18
I may disagree with them, but I think in this country you can
1:42:21
still disagree with someone and still have respect for them.
1:42:24
That Charlie Kirk should not have been shot and killed for
1:42:27
speaking out against transgenderism, and that people
1:42:30
in our lives shouldn't be cancelled because they're
1:42:32
refused versus Let me tell you what I can do.
1:42:36
On this I'll. Never take a dollar from a pack.
1:42:39
I have never been. To Israel.
1:42:42
And I will never go to Israel as your government, the first
1:42:45
country I will make it. And it's not oh, it's
1:42:48
anti-Semitism. I'm not going to Israel.
1:42:49
So the first country I'm going to visit is.
1:42:51
Brazil. Because we do $19 billion of
1:42:55
business, we sell them $19 billion of aerospace stuff every
1:42:58
single year. My goal is, in the first year as
1:43:00
governor, I'm going to come back with a deal that creates 1000
1:43:03
jobs directly from the Brazilian aerospace industry for high
1:43:07
school right here in South Florida.
1:43:09
I got a pastor. Kerr is my opponent.
1:43:12
I'm only going to foreign countries, not out of cultural
1:43:14
enrichment. I'm only going there so I can do
1:43:17
a better job. That's it.
1:43:19
And. I think at the end of the day,
1:43:22
we got to be honest about who we're serving.
1:43:24
Here's the state. I think people, the idea that
1:43:28
you want to put America first, that's somehow anti-Semitic.
1:43:31
That you want to end usury that's somehow anti-Semitic?
1:43:35
That's like saying you want to. End crime and that's somehow
1:43:37
anti black. This is all a figment of their
1:43:39
imagination. Our policy, our vision, has
1:43:43
nothing to do with hate of. Anything, that's what.
1:43:45
We love our country. Look, I'm not expecting anyone
1:43:49
to walk out of here. I'm not asking you to blindly
1:43:51
trust me. I'm asking for the opportunity
1:43:52
between now and August 18th to earn your trust after our
1:43:57
movement, after Conservatives have been burned.
1:43:59
Have been lied. To have been backstabbed, have
1:44:01
been betrayed. I don't expect you to walk out
1:44:03
of here and say, gosh, that guy's smooth talking.
1:44:05
I'm really going to vote for him.
1:44:06
Watch me over the next nine months.
1:44:08
Watch what I say. Watch under pressure.
1:44:12
What happens when I'm asked to disavow certain people, when I'm
1:44:15
asked to denounce certain ideas? See how I handle that?
1:44:19
That's going to be the real test.
1:44:20
Not when I can come here and beat the parlor and say
1:44:23
beautiful things. But when the left and even the
1:44:25
right comes after me, will I stand up to the pressure?
1:44:28
That's what's going to matter. And you're that's the only word.
1:44:31
Yeah. So he joined the 1st in December
1:44:33
and the left room. OK.
1:44:35
Can you talk about the speaking engagement that you did with the
1:44:38
university? Of land.
1:44:40
Yes, so he and. I spoke to a joint club, I
1:44:43
believe it was. Alpha and to me about finance,
1:44:49
OK, yeah, but we were working. Together at the.
1:44:53
Time. So you do it.
1:44:54
I I better first idea of something we're not good to tell
1:44:57
you that. So I didn't know that.
1:44:59
I have known it since I and guys, guilty as charged.
1:45:03
There are Jews in my life. There are Muslims in my life,
1:45:07
but as Americans and as Christians, we are not called to
1:45:10
condemn or disavow anyone. What we are called to do is to
1:45:14
speak the truth and there are people.
1:45:17
Who I. Have, I guess you could say
1:45:19
associated with or I have known that are completely different
1:45:22
from me politically, but when I'm running for governor,
1:45:24
there's only one name on that and it's vote for me.
1:45:27
And so I would say, judging by my ideas and by my opponent on
1:45:31
this as well, Yeah. So my question is an.
1:45:36
Extension of the water and preserving our water.
1:45:39
It's more about preserving our food and how our food has been
1:45:43
compromised. We have to go through great
1:45:45
lengths to find local farmers for our meat and dairy.
1:45:49
There's not one grocery store. I think everybody in here could
1:45:52
agree with me. Like sprouts from high end to
1:45:54
low end, it's all poison and it's poisoned with hormones.
1:45:58
It's poisoning the masculine, it's poisoning the feminine.
1:46:01
So I'm just wondering what you can do to help preserve our yes.
1:46:08
So first thing we have to do is we.
1:46:11
Actually have to create a. System that doesn't require.
1:46:14
You to go through Walmart. Or Costco to buy food.
1:46:17
If you want to go to a farmer right now and buy ground beef,
1:46:20
it has to go to a separate packaging facility, has to be
1:46:23
regulated, has to be tested, no. If you want to go directly.
1:46:27
To a farm in Okeechobee for cattle or for vegetables and
1:46:31
Immokalee, that is your right. That is a free market having to
1:46:35
go through an intermediary. Because I'll tell you what
1:46:37
Walmart is going to do is they're going to say unless this
1:46:39
is sprayed with XYZ, we can't sell it to our people.
1:46:43
And that's a company doing that. And what protects Walmart from
1:46:45
doing that is state law that says that you can't sell
1:46:48
directly. So what we'll do, and that's an
1:46:51
omen for what this is going to end up being is we will allow
1:46:54
direct to consumer sales and any sort, and this is also regulated
1:46:58
by the acts of the FWC. Any sort of pesticide that is
1:47:02
already documented as being cancerous, it cannot be sprayed
1:47:05
in our state. It doesn't matter whose
1:47:08
government contract is going to be defunded.
1:47:11
Our lives and our health is on the line.
1:47:14
Two things direct to consumer for farms, for cattle ranchers
1:47:18
go one thing that I'm trying to be really cautious about and
1:47:23
you. Guys might be noticing it too,
1:47:24
and someone even asked a question about it.
1:47:26
I think I have a video of it later on.
1:47:28
Maybe it was when my phone died, but I don't.
1:47:30
I think I have the video. I'm pretty sure it's in here.
1:47:34
It seems a lot like 2016 Trump, like 2015, 2016 Trump, and we
1:47:38
all know how that ended up. Obviously there's some
1:47:42
differences when it comes to their age, when it comes to
1:47:46
being the president versus being a governor.
1:47:49
Obviously there's some massive differences there.
1:47:51
But a lot of the rhetoric reminds me a lot of 2015, 2016
1:47:54
Trump. And obviously that's slightly
1:47:57
concerning because again, we saw how Trump ended up, but I think
1:48:02
a really big difference is Trump.
1:48:05
They're definitely blackmailing Trump on something.
1:48:07
I think that's become pretty clear, especially with the
1:48:10
Epstein stuff and Iran, you know, we haven't been able to
1:48:14
find information to show that this guy has anything that's
1:48:17
blackmail worthy. So that is something I
1:48:22
personally am going to keep an eye on and I want you guys to
1:48:24
keep an eye on as well because again, well, while I am saying I
1:48:27
am supporting this guy, it's not a blank check of support.
1:48:30
This is an ongoing vetting process that will go up and
1:48:34
until he does, you know, possibly get elected.
1:48:37
And then beyond that, when he's still in office, we're still
1:48:40
going to be, you know, we're going to be vetting him.
1:48:43
We are going to be giving him shit if he fucks up or if he
1:48:46
says the wrong thing. We're not writing blank checks
1:48:48
of support to any politician anymore, no matter what they say
1:48:51
to us. It's about action.
1:48:53
And he could talk all this talk and say all these things, but if
1:48:56
he doesn't follow through, I don't know if we're going to end
1:48:59
up supporting this guy in the long run.
1:49:01
So I really hope that he doesn't fold on any of his promises.
1:49:05
I, I hope he is able to actually bring real action and I hope
1:49:09
he's being truthful. But that's something I'm, you
1:49:12
know, thinking about. And I wanted you guys to keep in
1:49:13
mind that the rhetoric does seem extremely similar to 2015 Trump.
1:49:17
And I don't want people to get lost in that right to him.
1:49:21
If you want to buy. By the way, I met a rancher in
1:49:24
Madison County North. Florida, where I live, he said
1:49:26
he could sell ground beef at $2.20 a pound, but he can't sell
1:49:31
it to us because Cargill, JBS and.
1:49:33
Walmart. Has rides.
1:49:35
Republicans and Democrats in Tallahassee, they don't want
1:49:38
there to be a direct marketplace.
1:49:40
You want to tackle food inflation, you allow
1:49:42
competition, you allow small farmers to have a chance.
1:49:45
And by the way, his stuff does not have hormones and does not
1:49:48
have all of that vaccinated crap.
1:49:50
And so I think we saw 2 problems in one is allow you to go
1:49:53
directly to farmers and ranchers to buy your food, buy it in
1:49:57
bulk, buy it fresh and have real transparency and real health.
1:50:01
Thank you. Like going off that question
1:50:04
the. State of California.
1:50:05
Not a great state by any means, but before the federal
1:50:08
government they started phasing out the use of food dyes.
1:50:13
Oh wow. Again in fishback.
1:50:16
News we just got Beardsen is doing an interview with
1:50:20
Fishback. That's crazy.
1:50:24
If Fishback gets the Beardsen endorsement, that would be
1:50:26
pretty big for America. First, the cancer and all these
1:50:29
types of diseases. Would you do the same in the
1:50:32
state of Florida? Start phasing out of those.
1:50:34
Getting rid of those, yes, and. Also, I went to the school in
1:50:38
Maine so raw milk is huge. Up there have great health
1:50:41
benefits. Will you legalize?
1:50:43
That. Yes.
1:50:46
It's. Amazing.
1:50:47
They've legalized the poison. And they've prohibited.
1:50:51
The actual nutritious stuff like raw milk.
1:50:54
And so right off the bat, yes, we're going to legalize raw
1:50:58
milk. Yes, we're going to ban
1:51:01
artificial dyes and even a step. Further.
1:51:05
Our schools should not be selling crap junk food.
1:51:09
Doritos, Diet Coke, flaming hots.
1:51:12
This is part of that degeneracy. I'm sorry if we're in an AP
1:51:16
statistics class, I can't take you seriously if you've got an
1:51:19
Airpod, flaming hots and your jeans are sagging at the knees.
1:51:22
I'm sorry you're destroying the academic environment for
1:51:26
everyone. Banned food dies.
1:51:28
Go full Maha at the state level. Legalize raw milk and then ban
1:51:32
any sort of artificial food from our public schools.
1:51:37
Didn't Michelle Obama? Sorry, didn't Michael Obama fix
1:51:39
it? Look, I don't want to be
1:51:42
disrespectful to anyone, but Big Mike is a big deal.
1:51:47
And we were told that there was They were going to fix school
1:51:50
lunches. It's.
1:51:51
Worse now. It's worse now than it's ever
1:51:55
been. It's worse now than it's ever.
1:51:57
Been. So here's my commitment.
1:52:01
We're again, what are we eating at school that affects our
1:52:05
productivity? Now I know the bank wants us to
1:52:07
eat soil, OK, but our kids should actually be coming to
1:52:11
school, you know? What they should have stick and
1:52:13
afford farmers. They should have a glass of
1:52:15
Florida orange juice when they walk into school.
1:52:18
You want to talk about supporting local businesses?
1:52:21
Let's turn our schools, our school cafeterias into food
1:52:25
courts. Let's let small local businesses
1:52:28
like this one like Bucks have a little station.
1:52:32
High school I grew up in just paid the fine every year so we
1:52:36
didn't have to follow. The Michelle Obama food plan and
1:52:39
they made the money to pay the fine in one day.
1:52:43
So the fine I think was like 5 grand or like 10 grand or
1:52:46
something. And our school, it didn't have a
1:52:48
Subway in it, but it had like it's own Subway tight like it,
1:52:53
you know, make your own fucking sandwich line type deal with all
1:52:56
the sandwich ladies. But same exact thing as the
1:52:59
subway, same ingredients, all the same shit.
1:53:02
And that alone paid the fine in one day for the entire year.
1:53:07
And really we we need to get away from the Michelle the big
1:53:10
Mike food plan. But I think this is a a good,
1:53:14
good step that he's taking towards that Lakeport High
1:53:17
School to serve lunch during the day, which might be a slow
1:53:20
period for them. To give kids quality food, give
1:53:23
kids a voucher, make it 75 bucks a month, that works out to the
1:53:27
meal per day. And they can go over here to the
1:53:29
pizza place. They can get a salad, they can
1:53:32
get tacos, they can get whatever.
1:53:34
That's going to help our local businesses, that's going to help
1:53:36
our local farmers. That's going to help our kids.
1:53:38
And I'll tell you what, I'm not one to give invitations to the
1:53:42
radical left Democrats, but if Michael and Barack Hussein Obama
1:53:45
want to come and have lunch here in Palm Beach County, they could
1:53:48
be our guest at one of our new cafeterias.
1:53:51
We're going to do that just for them and they can have a good
1:53:54
meal and then go and observe our classes.
1:53:57
Look, we have to get out of the left, right divide that oh,
1:54:00
kids. And you know, they're not
1:54:02
eating. There are kids are showing up to
1:54:04
our schools hungry that they're hungry and they cannot be at
1:54:07
potential. I don't sure see that as a
1:54:09
teacher. Breakfast and lunch is feel free
1:54:12
for everyone and. They gave them a pop tarts.
1:54:16
Guess what? It's Florida orange.
1:54:18
Juice. It's oatmeal.
1:54:19
It's good cereal. And guess what?
1:54:21
If you want it, we're going to have two milk options, whole and
1:54:24
raw. And look, that decision solves a
1:54:26
lot of problems. You want to solve childhood
1:54:29
obesity? Stop giving them pop Tarts.
1:54:31
You want to get them focused in class?
1:54:32
Stop giving them pop Tarts. Giving them orange juice?
1:54:35
Give them orange juice instead. You want them to actually feel
1:54:38
like school is fun? Stop treating them like little
1:54:42
slaves in a government government factory and treat
1:54:45
them like the kids created in God's image that they are.
1:54:49
Raise the standards, guys. Raise.
1:54:52
Yeah, here. How can we get involved with you
1:54:56
in? Terms of.
1:54:59
Supporting. By talking about what other ways
1:55:01
can we do so? My opponent has 40 million, he's
1:55:05
got money. We've got people.
1:55:07
At the end. Of the day Donald Trump was
1:55:09
outspent by Kamala Harris by 4 to 1, outspent by Hillary
1:55:12
Clinton 3 to 1, San Juan by that little communist name Zoran.
1:55:16
He ran a very impressive campaign with the least amount
1:55:18
of money. The best thing you can do for
1:55:21
our campaign is to share not just what happened here tonight,
1:55:26
but to share what happens over the next nine months with
1:55:28
literally everyone, the opponents that are trying to
1:55:30
share this stuff. But he's going to pay for it.
1:55:34
But you know what? A text message from you to your
1:55:36
family once, twice a week about my latest CNN interview.
1:55:39
Trying to stop them from tone policing conservatives that can
1:55:44
reach and persuade more. People.
1:55:46
Than my opponents paid ads ever could because it's coming from
1:55:49
someone that they know in your life, someone that they trust.
1:55:53
But I need to win over your trust too.
1:55:57
And I hope I can start that conversation tonight.
1:56:00
But I thank you for your support and for being your gosh guys.
1:56:02
Oh, you're good. I was thinking 10 or 15.
1:56:04
This is the same. Thank you first of all for being
1:56:06
here. Second of all that communicating
1:56:09
the message out to people. They just think about just
1:56:12
looking with other. People, primarily.
1:56:13
Like Holder long term property. Stakeholders in that sense is.
1:56:19
They see foreign demand as like propping up their current price,
1:56:22
which increases. Their.
1:56:23
Network like an economic. Lever you're saying.
1:56:26
Why would I want to remove that lever?
1:56:28
I understand it's like. Cultural.
1:56:30
Point of view I understand it from.
1:56:31
Especially someone's younger. But the younger generation
1:56:34
currently is being priced out. But as the older generation,
1:56:40
people are selfish. Because we get past that, kind
1:56:43
of. Where they're more willing to
1:56:45
open it, what's the better but sometimes.
1:56:47
People don't hear. That when they go but.
1:56:48
There's no longer. You're asking how we need to
1:56:51
send her a message to older folks.
1:56:52
Yeah, it sounds because it seems like we're correct.
1:56:56
And so, look, if you own a home, you want the price to go up.
1:56:59
But let's be clear. Just because a foreigner outbid
1:57:02
you and outbid you from that home where you're going to start
1:57:05
a family with your wife, doesn't mean they paid $20,000 more.
1:57:08
That foreigner could have outbid you for $1500.
1:57:11
I think everyone in our family would much rather young people
1:57:14
have a shot at the same dream that they have.
1:57:17
Had. Then and give up $1500.
1:57:19
So I think what you do is you separate the illusion that
1:57:21
foreign buying is actually driving up genuine asset price
1:57:24
appreciation. It's not these after you're
1:57:27
outbidding people by 1002 thousand dollars.
1:57:32
That's what we're giving up as opposed to fifty $60,000 of
1:57:35
action. I think that's the idea.
1:57:36
I had a question earlier. Without wanting to ask another
1:57:39
one, yeah, come to come to 1st, I want to touch on kind of the
1:57:43
more building housing taxes. And all that.
1:57:44
So we talked. About like, disincentivizing me
1:57:46
workers. I work in real.
1:57:47
Estate in Palm Beach I deal with a.
1:57:48
Lot of this tri-state coming down to Palm Beach and West Palm
1:57:51
Beach migrating down taxes. At the end of the day, we can
1:57:54
talk about the politics, but really taxes at the.
1:57:56
End of the day, what they do is they come season.
1:57:58
And which we all know the season is here exactly.
1:58:01
Snowbirds but Florida resident count to six months.
1:58:04
In a day which? Technically, as we all know, is
1:58:06
still a season here. So the question becomes, we're
1:58:09
going. To if we're going to
1:58:09
disincentivize. New Yorkers, we can, maybe.
1:58:12
Increase that or is there another?
1:58:13
Way to do it? Because then the other question
1:58:15
becomes, if we're going to eliminate property taxes from
1:58:18
Florida residents, that's a large chunk of dollar in revenue
1:58:21
for the government. How do we assess them feedback
1:58:24
our funds from that portion? Because I know it's in the
1:58:26
billions. It's in the billions.
1:58:27
And the best way to think about property.
1:58:29
Taxes is that the government, state government is taking in
1:58:34
across the state. We're taking in 76% more in
1:58:37
property tax revenue today than we were in twenty, 1976% more.
1:58:42
They're taking in property taxes statewide.
1:58:45
Today than they were in. 2019 Ask yourself, are our schools
1:58:49
70? 6%.
1:58:52
Better. Are our roads 76% better is our
1:58:56
infrastructure 76% better or sewing our bridges?
1:59:00
Absolutely not. And so the way you tackle this
1:59:03
is actually, if we just go back to what we were spending 5-6
1:59:07
years ago, we solved the problem.
1:59:09
The problem is they've used property taxes to fund all sorts
1:59:14
of bureaucratic nonsense. They didn't have money for it
1:59:17
five years ago. They've now found the money.
1:59:19
They have to spend it. The second thing is you are
1:59:22
going to have counties, rural counties that are going to lose
1:59:26
a big chunk of revenue at the state level.
1:59:28
We have to stand in and provide. That.
1:59:31
Bridge. But the way to provide tax
1:59:33
revenue long term for any county is not by raising taxes, raising
1:59:37
sales tax. It's about increasing economic
1:59:40
opportunity, that's what it's all about.
1:59:43
And a real economic opportunity, again, not a self-service car
1:59:45
wash, not a seventh Dollar General, real genuine economic
1:59:49
opportunity. If we do that, we'll make up for
1:59:52
it. And look and then up to the
1:59:54
Third Point, just to go in the weeds, if there's still a
1:59:57
deficit in South Florida, we have 100 million travellers in
2:00:01
every single season here between Dade, Palm Beach and Broward
2:00:04
counties. Tax them, charge them at the
2:00:07
ports, charge them at the airport, charge them at Disney.
2:00:10
Who cares? Don't make us pay for it.
2:00:12
They come here, they use our roads, our bridges, use our
2:00:15
infrastructure, and they don't pay for it.
2:00:17
And so I want to be very clear, I will never raise taxes on you,
2:00:22
but I'm prepared to raise taxes on them to protect you.
2:00:28
I polled a lot of the viewers on my show and they have.
2:00:33
A little bit earlier today. And they wanted.
2:00:34
To ask you they've a lot of them are.
2:00:38
They're. In between about if they should
2:00:40
vote for you or not because of your.
2:00:41
Previous relationship. With Barry Weiss and BLM, I'm
2:00:44
curious what you have to say about it and if you're willing
2:00:47
to publicly denounce Barry Weiss specifically.
2:00:50
I I haven't heard. What's the BLM thing now?
2:00:53
There was pictures floating. Around of you walking with the
2:00:56
BLM movement I could. I have the picture here.
2:01:01
My phone. Literally.
2:01:01
Died right after I showed him. The picture, it was kind of
2:01:04
shitty. And so I didn't.
2:01:06
Capture his response to that. But I can relay what his
2:01:09
response was. He did publicly disavow Barry
2:01:12
Weiss. He explained his relationship
2:01:14
with Barry Weiss. He reached out to her to publish
2:01:16
an article. She did.
2:01:19
I think they met one time, but to my knowledge that was the
2:01:23
extent of their entire relationship.
2:01:25
And like I said, he did publicly denounce her.
2:01:28
I followed it up saying do you think she is an Israeli asset?
2:01:31
And he asked me to specify. And I say, do you think she
2:01:34
works with Israeli intelligence or the government or she is a
2:01:37
spy? And he said Elijah Schaefer got
2:01:40
sued for $5,000,000 for insinuating that someone was an
2:01:43
Israeli spy. So I'm not going to directly say
2:01:45
that because I don't have $5,000,000.
2:01:48
But what I will say is her relationship with Israeli
2:01:51
intelligence and the Israeli government is definitely
2:01:54
extremely, it should extremely be vetted and it needs to be
2:02:00
scrutinized and it is something that we should all look into.
2:02:03
And he did heavily imply that he does think she does have a very
2:02:08
weird relationship with the Israeli government and
2:02:10
intelligence. So he answered that question
2:02:13
perfectly. I missed about 25 minutes of the
2:02:15
event where my phone did die there.
2:02:18
And then this is where I got a I got my portable charger.
2:02:23
And then it this part right here that he's answering is when I
2:02:26
asked another follow up question and this was his response to it.
2:02:31
OK, Mike Huckabee should not be meeting with and oh, I'm sorry,
2:02:35
I didn't even realize that the question that I did.
2:02:37
Ask. My phone literally turned on as
2:02:40
I was asking. The question then.
2:02:41
I was able to get my video up just in time for the response.
2:02:47
I asked him if he thought that Mike Huckabee was treasonous for
2:02:51
what he did meeting with Jonathan Pollard, if he would
2:02:53
prosecute Mike Huckabee if he were to come to Florida, and if
2:02:56
he would prosecute Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes if he
2:02:59
were to come to Florida as well. That was my question.
2:03:02
Literal traitors to the United States.
2:03:04
I would enforce any U.S. law against any person.
2:03:08
Who had been convicted of any crime?
2:03:11
Here's what I can tell you I will never welcome a foreign
2:03:14
leader to Florida as your governor and meet with them when
2:03:18
they have been credibly accused of war crimes and innocently
2:03:22
killing. Not just Palestinians, but
2:03:25
killing Americans as well. We will never forget what
2:03:29
happened to the USS Liberty in 1961.
2:03:31
Not be meeting with any member of the Israeli government until
2:03:35
and unless there is a formal apology from the Israeli
2:03:38
government for every single one of the sailors who was killed on
2:03:41
the USS Liberty. I was going to ask, you said
2:03:44
earlier that the DMV can take the test in seven different
2:03:48
languages. So would you hold that same
2:03:53
standard for for Floridian employers?
2:03:56
So you. Can't get a job?
2:03:57
In Florida, unless you speak English, yes, I would want to do
2:04:00
that. Now where state law comes in,
2:04:03
even federal law, it's really hard to do that.
2:04:04
Here's what I think you can do. The state government has
2:04:07
contracts with 10s of thousands of companies.
2:04:10
So a hotel chain, we have to send state employees to stay
2:04:13
there during the hurricane. The boy, Microsoft, Amazon,
2:04:17
whatever the case, is what I am prepared to do.
2:04:20
Is use those. State contracts as leverage to
2:04:23
get exactly what we want from those companies.
2:04:26
Amazon announced a couple weeks ago they're going to fire 30,000
2:04:30
Americans and hire 10,000 H One BS.
2:04:32
The state of Florida just signed a $180 million contract with
2:04:37
Amazon Web Services for cloud computing.
2:04:39
I would personally call up Andy Jaff, the CEO of Amazon, and say
2:04:42
you have rehired those four games you just laid.
2:04:44
Off for that. Contract and I will do that in
2:04:47
every single instance because I'm sorry, last time I checked,
2:04:51
Hialeah is still in the United States of America.
2:04:54
You should not have to go to McDonald's with a translator to
2:04:58
order a whopper to order a Mcdouble to order anything.
2:05:02
And I think that's how use the power of state contracts.
2:05:05
If they want to sue again, we'll see them in court, but there's
2:05:08
we're not going to apologize for enforcing English as a language.
2:05:10
And again, you can say this, that and the other, but are you
2:05:13
actually willing to show up in court to go after these
2:05:17
companies for clearly doing things?
2:05:19
I'll tell you, they're so worried about services in
2:05:21
Spanish. Why don't we have service in
2:05:23
English? Why is that so controversial?
2:05:27
Whether it's at McDonald's, that was at McDonald's in Hidalgo
2:05:29
today actually and. No one I speak Spanish or
2:05:30
whatever. I shouldn't have to and know
2:05:33
what you have to be expected should be expected to speak a
2:05:36
foreign language in America comes full of how we open
2:05:38
tonight. It should not be this hard to be
2:05:41
an American in America. It should not be this hard.
2:05:43
You should need to take a few Spanish to order a burger.
2:05:48
You should need to compete with foreigners at the DMV.
2:05:51
But I look forward to getting all rid of all because if you
2:05:53
get rid of all those foreign languages, the DMV is going to
2:05:55
be a lot smoother. No wait time either.
2:05:58
That's why I moved out of no wait time.
2:06:00
And by the way, that's what I'm talking about.
2:06:02
Look. I'm sorry.
2:06:03
Oh, the masks. Importations.
2:06:04
This there are no masks important.
2:06:06
Those are pathetic numbers. OK, the reason, the only reason
2:06:11
why we've had any serious deportation.
2:06:13
Numbers is. Because people have self.
2:06:15
Deported. You want to speed up self
2:06:16
deportations, take away their driver's licenses, pull their
2:06:20
kids out of public school? The childcare is over the.
2:06:25
Job on Uber. Eats is over.
2:06:28
Pull the economic rug. From under.
2:06:30
Them and then give them the Christine home free.
2:06:32
Flight 1000. Dollar check and they can go
2:06:34
back to where they came from. The great thing for these people
2:06:37
to do is to make their countries great and right here right now
2:06:41
we cannot make our country great with them here.
2:06:44
That's just the truth. Negative that coming here
2:06:46
perspective appreciate it. Negative vlogs for most things I
2:06:49
think is fantastic. I guess my question would be
2:06:53
everything you're saying here tonight.
2:06:54
I feel like I certainly and everybody else.
2:06:57
Breathe. 1000% that's why we're all here.
2:07:00
I've seen one video years on Instagram.
2:07:02
Who's this guy figured out who you work or you're running for?
2:07:05
Governor. And it made a.
2:07:07
Lot of sense. Holy shit.
2:07:11
OK, we'll show it right after. But apparently the Department of
2:07:17
Justice has released a video saying that it's the video of
2:07:20
Epstein hanging himself in his cell.
2:07:25
But everyone is saying that the quality shit and that it it most
2:07:29
likely is an AI generated video. I'm mostly curious why they
2:07:34
waited till now to release this. You know, they literally said
2:07:37
there's no evidence to you know, there's no camera in the cell or
2:07:40
anything like that. The camera was broken.
2:07:42
But apparently now it works right?
2:07:44
Like it's kind of crazy. So we'll I thought we'd be done
2:07:48
after the fishback video, but after we'll show that brief
2:07:50
video and we'll talk about that for a second too, before we go
2:07:53
on to our comments. Holy shit.
2:07:54
I guess my question would be it's almost 2016 Trump and.
2:08:00
I feel like Trump didn't exactly do.
2:08:02
A lot of work that he's going to do.
2:08:04
I. Voted for him.
2:08:05
Twice. I think he.
2:08:06
Did a job. Better than his opponent.
2:08:09
I'm not in love with him. My worry is you're saying very
2:08:12
similar things he ran on. We're going to say Merry
2:08:15
Christmas again. And we are a bit more, but it's.
2:08:18
Just not quite. What it?
2:08:19
Was. Made out to be.
2:08:21
And my question. Is what makes you.
2:08:23
Different than him, And why couldn't he accomplish it?
2:08:25
And why couldn't? You I never went on Epstein's
2:08:27
plane. The truth is, I'm disappointed
2:08:31
to GTFO or the White House wants to be removed out of.
2:08:33
There immediately she's. Compromised.
2:08:36
Well, there's Trump and then there's the Trump
2:08:38
administration. I think Trump, for better or
2:08:42
worse, he has the right instincts on what to do.
2:08:45
But when you're the president and you want to do something,
2:08:47
there are 15 people between you doing something and actually
2:08:51
that thing getting done. They slow walked him on Syria in
2:08:53
the first term. They got him to shut down the
2:08:55
country in the first term. They're doing all this weird AI
2:08:58
H1B stuff in the second term. I think the big problem with
2:09:02
Trump was that he made a lot of promises that by definition, the
2:09:04
federal government can't keep. The federal government has no
2:09:07
say on what happens in our schools.
2:09:08
That's not for the state government.
2:09:10
The State Board of Education, the Florida Department of
2:09:12
Education reports direct with the governor.
2:09:14
I hire and fire every single person in that role.
2:09:16
Trump can say that he wants to do all these things, but he's
2:09:20
obviously better than the laughing hyena that we were
2:09:23
forced to vote for. I.
2:09:24
Guess some some. People that give him that
2:09:25
option. My biggest disappointment with
2:09:28
Trump. I'll tell you right now, it's
2:09:30
nothing political. This man who's saved by God and
2:09:34
has not stepped foot in a church since, That is unacceptable.
2:09:40
And I think you want a Christian leader and not a Christian
2:09:44
leader. Who's going to say the nice?
2:09:45
Things and pay homage. And say Merry Christmas, who's
2:09:48
actually going to live up to that?
2:09:50
But I would be naive to think that I'm going to convince
2:09:54
anyone, least of all you guys who are smart.
2:09:57
I've asked really incredible questions tonight that I am the
2:10:00
best person in this race. You got to compare me to the
2:10:03
other people. You got to see our policy
2:10:05
platform over the next nine months.
2:10:06
And when that's all said and done, I hope I can have that
2:10:09
trust by the end of it. But I'm running as
2:10:13
unapologetically a Florida first, America first
2:10:15
conservative. Have my views changed over time?
2:10:18
Sure. I think all of us have had
2:10:20
different views today than we had three or four years ago.
2:10:24
That's just the nature of it. But the question is, are you
2:10:28
willing to show up and take questions from everyone, In some
2:10:33
cases multiple people, multiple times?
2:10:36
Is that a candidate who's actually?
2:10:38
Believes in the kind of transparency.
2:10:39
I think we need our movement right now because we haven't.
2:10:41
Burned. We haven't.
2:10:42
Guessed it's a really good question.
2:10:48
I would. I think it's been a great
2:10:50
governor. I would not assign the NSF to
2:10:52
tomorrow. The reason why he had assigned
2:10:54
it was because he got full support in the housing Senate in
2:10:58
Florida. So it's Theo, it would have just
2:11:00
gotten recast and. So.
2:11:01
He decided to Take Me Out. Whatever.
2:11:04
I. Think that for founding fathers
2:11:05
fought to die for our right to. Criticize.
2:11:07
This government, it also applies to a foreign government.
2:11:11
And I think that threatening someone or punishing someone for
2:11:13
criticizing Israel is 1 wrong, but two very clearly violate the
2:11:18
First Amendment. And I think that this obsession
2:11:22
with getting carved outs to Israel to allow our tax dollars,
2:11:26
our pension fund investments to be invested in the foreign
2:11:28
government, I disagree with those things.
2:11:30
They're smaller than people on FWC.
2:11:32
I think those are the big things that are fine.
2:11:34
I think it's been a good government.
2:11:37
It's a good question. If I lose in August, will you
2:11:40
see me in this fight? I think so.
2:11:44
But I don't entertain hypotheticals like that.
2:11:47
Because I. Genuinely think we will do it.
2:11:50
Like I'm not in this race because I need to raise name ID
2:11:53
or sell some book if it's a rumble.
2:11:55
Deal I couldn't care less about. That.
2:11:57
I'm in this race because there is nothing but America Last
2:12:00
losers running right now and go to go to Polymarket.
2:12:07
I'm at whatever. 1820% whatever it is.
2:12:09
On a good day. A poll came.
2:12:10
Out last month that had us within a 10 point margin
2:12:13
environment, so on this time last year was pulling at 1%.
2:12:16
He's now the mayor of New York. He won.
2:12:18
So a lot can happen, but I'm in this race to take it all the
2:12:22
way. I have no plans to drop out, no
2:12:26
plans to be endorsing any other candidates.
2:12:29
But this is not about The Who, it's about the what if there
2:12:32
were a candidate who genuinely was merit first?
2:12:34
I wouldn't support. Them and I wouldn't have felt
2:12:36
the need to run a quick question because there's not a lot of
2:12:39
talk about your opponent's funding criticism.
2:12:42
Fair. Criticism for Etcetera funding.
2:12:44
But a campaign needs money, yeah.
2:12:46
So my question is what? Where are you getting?
2:12:48
Your funding, where is that coming from?
2:12:50
That's a good question. Name is small.
2:12:52
Mahler right now. All of our donors are going to
2:12:54
be. Public, they're going to.
2:12:55
Be on our website so you can. See these three times where that
2:12:58
money comes from, and I suspect, and I've had some, I suspect a
2:13:02
lot of people want. Someone a lot.
2:13:05
Of wealthy money in Florida want someone who's going to preserve
2:13:08
the other ways to preserve conservation.
2:13:10
Obviously the property developers will never back me,
2:13:12
nor would I want them to back me.
2:13:14
But there are a lot of extremely wealthy people here for
2:13:15
conservationists who want to see more education investment and
2:13:20
who don't want to see Florida becomes financial capital.
2:13:22
But we have probably spent 24 weeks tomorrow.
2:13:27
We've probably spent less than $2000.
2:13:30
Spent 0. Dollars in social.
2:13:31
Media everything you're seeing is working in 26,000,000
2:13:35
impressions in the next the Oxford world 17,000,000 on
2:13:38
Instagram just last week and so. Everyone's saying you need. 30
2:13:43
you need 40, you need $100 million.
2:13:45
Honestly, I just don't see why we need that kind of money in a
2:13:48
race like this. He's always going to outspend
2:13:51
us, always out raise us. But the meeting left, the donors
2:13:55
are going well and doing enough full transparency on our website
2:13:59
and that's the most important thing.
2:14:02
She's already told me to use the non satellite but she's already
2:14:07
told me to. Use.
2:14:09
The She's Racing 4 chest. Against so we'll see what
2:14:13
happens now was the that was the event it it ended.
2:14:16
Very briefly after that. My phone battery was still dying
2:14:20
even with the portable charger I had, but it was a great event, a
2:14:25
very, very good event. I want to let me check out how
2:14:30
graphic this video is this Epstein thing before I play it
2:14:33
for you guys. So I just saw the headline pop
2:14:37
up. Is this actually real?
2:14:39
Is this the video they released? OK, it's not graphic at all.
2:14:42
There's no way this is real, is it?
2:14:46
I mean it's going to be a fake video, but here there's no way
2:14:49
they maybe they fucking release. This maybe.
2:14:51
Let's see. All right, so this is the video
2:14:54
and then we'll talk about the fishback thing for a second,
2:14:56
then we'll go on to the comments.
2:14:58
But this is the video that apparently the Department of
2:15:02
Justice has released showing Epstein hanging himself in a
2:15:05
cell, but I don't see that at all.
2:15:20
One of the comments saying, well, this 120 Pai generated
2:15:23
video settles it. Lol what the fuck?
2:15:26
So they just had this the whole time and didn't release it?
2:15:28
Doubt. Based on the visual evidence.
2:15:37
And public information. Regarding the death of Epstein,
2:15:39
his videos not authentic surveillance.
2:15:41
Footage. Do they think we're fucking
2:15:43
retarded? AI generated slob?
2:15:45
Why not release the whole thing? That could be anybody.
2:15:55
I don't even like unless I'm just retarded.
2:15:57
I don't even like see it. Like, I don't even see the news.
2:15:59
I don't see. Is that him struggling Like what
2:16:03
it? Let's see, is it trending on X
2:16:04
right now? I think it would be trendy on X
2:16:10
if that was. Yeah, I don't know.
2:16:23
Maybe we'll report more on that tomorrow when we have more
2:16:25
information, but I don't think. It's real.
2:16:28
I think that's slop. I think that's slop, but I
2:16:31
really liked Fishback. I'm curious of what you guys
2:16:34
thought of the video. I tried to document as much of
2:16:36
it as I possibly could. I thought he gave very honest,
2:16:39
good answers and we definitely need to still vet this guy.
2:16:43
We definitely still need to look into him, still need to question
2:16:45
him. I urge anybody who has direct
2:16:48
questions for him reach out to me.
2:16:50
I'm trying to get him on the show.
2:16:51
And if I do. I will.
2:16:52
Ask him the questions I won't hold anything back and also
2:16:55
e-mail him. He is very open about responding
2:16:58
to his emails. I've emailed him questions and
2:17:00
he's responded before. Same thing with ask him
2:17:02
questions on X and he's responded before.
2:17:04
So definitely try and get in touch with him to ask him
2:17:07
questions and he'll definitely try and answer as well.
2:17:10
So I think he would make a great governor of Florida.
2:17:15
I hope we continue. To see the.
2:17:16
Same James Fishback that I saw yesterday throughout the next
2:17:20
nine months and if he gets elected throughout the next four
2:17:23
years after that. But with that, we're going to go
2:17:26
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2:18:17
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2:18:21
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2:18:23
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Here we go. Let's get our comments going.
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On that video and I don't want it to.
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With that, we'll go to the rest of our comments.
2:19:45
Thank you so much sweetheart. Just to clarify, all the blue
2:19:49
pages that say CSAM not scanned with dozens of thumbnails?
2:19:53
Means there are hundreds more images of children not even
2:19:56
included here. Obviously they shouldn't be
2:19:58
available for people to see, but it's pretty jarring to know that
2:20:01
the redacted stuff isn't even the worst.
2:20:04
Yeah, I mean, they gave politicians the same redaction
2:20:08
privileges as the. Victims Which?
2:20:10
Is fucking insane. There's a ton we haven't seen,
2:20:15
and hopefully Rokon and Thomas Mass you're able to get some
2:20:18
more of it out, but I doubt we'll ever get the full
2:20:21
transparency we're asking for. Jesus, who let this cackling
2:20:25
lady boy out of his cage? It's like someone taught an
2:20:27
illiterate chimp. In a soup to say FCK and laugh
2:20:30
like Kamala Harris and stop there.
2:20:33
You just sound like a retard. You're also a woman so your
2:20:36
opinions kind of irrelevant. Shut the fuck up, sweetheart.
2:20:39
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.
2:20:42
Merry Christmas. I'm not going to go with the
2:20:44
happy. Holidays bullshit, but Merry
2:20:46
Christmas. Thank you for.
2:20:47
Saying that, I hope you. Have a Merry Christmas.
2:20:49
Pretty sure Ben Shapiro and Hecklefish are the same person.
2:20:54
Who's Hecklefish? Is that like?
2:20:59
A fishback joke? I'm not sure.
2:21:00
Ben Shapiro is. A cunt.
2:21:02
He's the number one retard of 2025.
2:21:04
In our retard award ceremony we did.
2:21:07
Dude, how the fuck do you not know who Mick Jagger is?
2:21:09
How old are you? I I actually clarified.
2:21:12
That earlier in the episode I do I I just again, I was so fucking
2:21:16
tired and out of it during. That stream, I was just like
2:21:19
going blank on a lot of the names.
2:21:22
I'm 26 though, by the way, I do know who Mick Jagger is.
2:21:26
It's sickening how much he concedes to them.
2:21:28
It's clear he's their whipping boy.
2:21:30
She's talking about Trump and. Israel.
2:21:32
Yeah, Trump is Israel's bitch. All of American left.
2:21:36
And right wing is owned by Ice Rail.
2:21:38
Yeah, 100% Israel files bro. You're calling it wrong then.
2:21:48
Fidel gave a response to. That oh, thank you.
2:21:51
I knew there was a reason it was not.
2:21:53
Resonating with me. But now I agree.
2:21:55
Every American should care. They should teach this in the
2:21:57
schools. You should get a fine for not
2:21:59
knowing the files. Bad attempt at sarcasm.
2:22:04
Democrat hoax I luckily. Didn't vote though because I was
2:22:07
thinking. Trump might do what he promised.
2:22:10
Epic. Failure so far.
2:22:11
I definitely wouldn't vote for Thomas Massie to be president
2:22:15
because he would get murked instantly.
2:22:17
The level of horror for these victims, victims, victims and
2:22:20
Trump to try to bury it speaks volumes of a narcissistic,
2:22:23
self-righteous, lying, compromised piece of orange
2:22:25
trash. Yeah, Trump is really sold out.
2:22:28
Just got to say Fiddle is actually a great part of the
2:22:31
comments. Section for his troll tactics.
2:22:34
Got to respect the hustle for recognition, although not
2:22:37
polarizing. He gets a dub for effort.
2:22:41
Yeah, I don't mind Fidel. Alex Jones.
2:22:45
Disagrees with your recent views on Candace.
2:22:48
Candace is a good woman at the end of the day.
2:22:50
Strongly. Advised to cut her some slack.
2:22:52
If she was like Erica Kirk I would understand the beef.
2:22:55
But she is the complete opposite, doing her best at
2:22:58
resolving corruption. That is what fellow patriots do.
2:23:01
United we stand, divided we fall.
2:23:04
Overlord copies all Yeah, I I kind of agree, but at the same
2:23:09
time I think some of it's just so delirious and delusional.
2:23:12
That we have to call it out like seeing shit in dreams and
2:23:14
talking about it like it's real. I mean that's insane buddy.
2:23:18
Candace is completely nuts and people are start to realize it.
2:23:24
Buddy is Real is the synagogue of Satan, and people are
2:23:27
starting to realize it. Quick delete your account
2:23:29
before. God holds you accountable for
2:23:31
shilling for evil. You sound retarded.
2:23:41
Sorry, James, language is starting to influence me, like I
2:23:45
said, because you said. Retarded.
2:23:47
Oh, also James agrees. With me on Candace.
2:23:51
And so does Nick. She has lost her mind.
2:23:56
It's all good man, he can be deceived with you for a little.
2:23:59
While longer no need to brag, but then he shall come back to
2:24:02
not. Your side, the truth, I, I
2:24:05
really think there's a middle ground between like the FBI is
2:24:09
right. And Candace is right.
2:24:10
I I. Don't really think Candace is
2:24:12
right, but I don't think the FBI is telling the truth about
2:24:15
everything and I think there is a middle ground to it.
2:24:17
Thank you. You're welcome.
2:24:25
This James P is like. That kid you hated in high
2:24:28
school? Read your comments and then read
2:24:29
the room. You're a Dick writer.
2:24:31
If you don't do anything well, you have no talent in this field
2:24:34
of work. Maybe join the rodeo because you
2:24:37
are good at riding Nick's nutsack.
2:24:39
I hate your mustache. You still watch the show, Feel
2:24:43
free to tune out of it. You will not be missed.
2:24:46
That 40 plus. A DJ Moore touchdown last night
2:24:49
was insane. Fuck the Packers.
2:24:51
Yeah, crazy. Overtime victory.
2:24:54
Crazy comeback by the Bears. Crazy.
2:24:57
Touchdown. Yeah, I mean the way he just
2:24:58
laid there after he caught it too, if we were fair and.
2:25:01
Square conquered. Outright like in war or battle?
2:25:04
Then I'd say, all right, that sucks.
2:25:06
We lost. However so many white people are
2:25:09
voting against their own interests and they have turned
2:25:11
themselves into a conquered people and now cheering and
2:25:14
celebrating it. It's sad.
2:25:17
Yeah we we have conquered ourselves.
2:25:19
The the white hate and white guilt is just bullshit.
2:25:22
I hate this guy. Just talking about sneako I
2:25:26
think. Irrational bro, you're.
2:25:32
Way wrong on Candace. Owens bro you're way retarded.
2:25:35
Learn how to actually speak Fuentes.
2:25:37
Did it better, I'm not trying to.
2:25:39
Be a better Fuentes. I am trying to be myself.
2:25:43
What in the F is the? Point in releasing if everything
2:25:46
is redacted we want all the info.
2:25:48
Bunch of BS. Yeah, exactly.
2:25:52
I mean, we want everything besides the pictures of the
2:25:54
victims. Bro, you put out a four.
2:25:56
And 1/2 hour episode? Are you high?
2:25:58
Like no one even gives a damn about Jeffrey Epstein.
2:26:01
It's a thing you, Tucker Carlson, next Fuentes, and a
2:26:03
bunch of left wing people I forgot to mention Candace are
2:26:06
trying to push for us to care about.
2:26:08
Sorry we just don't give a damn. I care about the government
2:26:11
protecting me, my family, and the country.
2:26:13
I don't need them helping a 20 year old story which is not even
2:26:17
relevant anymore. The man is freaking dead.
2:26:19
I don't actually give a crap. Are anyone?
2:26:22
Is anyone surprised that the the token Jew who watches the show
2:26:25
wrote that? And I said most real Americans
2:26:29
give a shit and I he might be trolling here.
2:26:32
But that's like a very. Jewish comment.
2:26:35
There's no point. Of me arguing with you if people
2:26:38
care because you care. So you think everyone else does,
2:26:40
right? Look.
2:26:41
How much people killed the Marjorie Taylor Brown is out of
2:26:43
Congress and look how much people are going to care when
2:26:46
Representative Thomas Massie is bounced.
2:26:49
No one gives a shit about this stuff.
2:26:51
People are selfish and that's reality.
2:26:53
Don't fears about this, think objectively.
2:26:55
My advice to you, You sound like a retard.
2:26:59
You really do fiddle. You don't like it because it.
2:27:02
Shows what the culture of your. Chosen people is really all.
2:27:05
About. Yeah, possibly.
2:27:08
Possibly. I mean, they're both Talmud
2:27:10
readers, apparently. I mean.
2:27:11
The picture of Epstein with the entire Talmud, and then Fidel's
2:27:15
an Orthodox Jew, so that means he's the Talmud supporting Jew.
2:27:18
Intellectually, that's stupid. I mean, the Torah says you can't
2:27:21
do these things, but Jeffrey Epstein did not do 1.
2:27:24
Jewish thing in his life other than being born to do it.
2:27:26
Sad. As an Orthodox Jew, I believe
2:27:28
all Jews are responsible for one and another.
2:27:30
Bot there was nothing I can do because I was a little child at
2:27:34
the time. And that's the same reason I
2:27:35
don't give a damn about this, because it's in the past time
2:27:38
thinking about the future. Were you one of the Epstein
2:27:41
victims, Fidel? Is that why you don't want it
2:27:43
coming out? Is that why?
2:27:44
Is that why you're you're saying you don't?
2:27:46
Want it out there. Is there damning information
2:27:48
about you getting getting? That's a terrible joke.
2:27:51
I was going to say, did you get raped as a kid?
2:27:53
Perhaps that's that's a bad joke.
2:27:54
Sorry, Fidel. Sorry buddy, I will say this is
2:27:58
an important issue though honestly I didn't really care
2:28:00
about it much until Trump refused to.
2:28:02
Release them. But now I do understanding it is
2:28:05
a good thing to know who was involved in this, although I
2:28:07
don't see as one of the most important issues.
2:28:10
But justice has to be found for these young women.
2:28:12
And you're right about Jeffrey not actually being Jewish in the
2:28:15
religious and then he goes, he was secular, but yeah, but he
2:28:20
owned the entire town. Mood.
2:28:21
Fucking insane retarded. It's just a cope, But you guys
2:28:26
got to look at the bigger picture.
2:28:27
When we talk about Epstein, it's not just talking about Epstein.
2:28:30
It's talking about the deep state.
2:28:31
It's talking about the corruption that exists in the
2:28:33
government, that there are people blackmailing politicians.
2:28:38
And it's not specifically tied to just Epstein, But Epstein
2:28:41
represents something bigger than just what that was.
2:28:44
It represents the corruption as a whole.
2:28:46
And that's what we're trying to get to the bottom of.
2:28:48
And people need to realize that all the people who were involved
2:28:52
in the crimes or knew about the girls needs to be held
2:28:54
accountable. Everybody.
2:28:59
Yeah, yeah. Nobody agrees.
2:29:01
What? Whatever bullshit you just said,
2:29:03
the government doesn't. Protect you, dimwit, the
2:29:05
Constitution. Does which your daddy is trying
2:29:08
to destroy. Anyone with a brain cell can see
2:29:11
the government has so obviously been exploiting Americans.
2:29:14
Hence why the federal debt of Treasury can never clear a
2:29:17
fucking audit. Yeah, it's actually sad.
2:29:21
Mick Jagger kinda not surprised, Lameo.
2:29:24
Yeah, sad. Chris Tucker.
2:29:29
Crying face. Yeah, that was sad too.
2:29:34
Chris Tucker. Actually put out a video
2:29:35
acknowledging it. This may affect the new rush.
2:29:38
Hour movie with Jackie Chan that Trump is pushing for, I wonder
2:29:42
if. That's why he pushed for it.
2:29:44
This is a sad one, Yeah. I mean.
2:29:47
It's sad to see. Any people we idolize as
2:29:49
children? Be associated with.
2:29:51
Epstein I don't. Get how you're so disturbed by
2:29:53
these pictures and being all upset with a kid on his lap or
2:29:57
whatever. I would agree if they were in a
2:29:59
compromising half naked photo but you think a Creek doesn't
2:30:02
have friends with kids and he's like an uncle figure and
2:30:05
associating with people like this isn't a crime?
2:30:08
You tard saying that are fucking idiots and don't want a free
2:30:11
country. Go to Russia, there's a lot of
2:30:14
creeps out there that we have no idea what they do and associate
2:30:17
with them. I do have a problem with the
2:30:19
child sitting on Jeffrey Epstein's lap, knowing he
2:30:21
specifically used to ID girls to make sure.
2:30:23
They were under 18. He raped kids and pictures of
2:30:28
him on the island with children. Do you really think he was just
2:30:31
being an uncle on the island? And you know people are bringing
2:30:33
their kids for play dates. No like you're a fucking idiot
2:30:37
dude. That's the disgusting comment.
2:30:39
We need to be more flexible with justifiable homicide.
2:30:43
This is an area where I think prison rules.
2:30:45
Fit perfectly. You're a scumbag.
2:30:47
Dead. Yeah.
2:30:49
The government just needs to be better at prosecuting this
2:30:51
stuff. What definition of scumbag
2:30:53
though? You think scumbags can't get out
2:30:55
and change their life? Scumbag is a broad.
2:30:57
Spectrum. A scumbag could be someone who
2:31:00
just cheats on their girlfriend or could be a thief.
2:31:03
You're kind of stupid. Maybe be more specific on what
2:31:06
scumbag shit they did Head of files.
2:31:08
How fucking retarded are you? Seeing as how the topic of
2:31:11
discussion is the Epstein. Files a thief or a.
2:31:14
Cheater ice and even on the radar.
2:31:16
We're talking child predators and rapists here you rube.
2:31:20
Yeah that that guy is has some weird comments.
2:31:23
Bro said not keep the black 1's. Skull.
2:31:25
Yeah. Epstein.
2:31:26
Was kind of based Epstein what he.
2:31:28
Was also doing studies financing studies to.
2:31:31
See why black people are lower IQ kind of based.
2:31:37
Even Epstein was colorist face rolling.
2:31:39
On the floor laughing. I think he was just.
2:31:41
Based. I think he just knew it was up
2:31:44
sometimes. Why does the woman have the
2:31:46
right to? Abort if the father is against
2:31:48
it, it's his child too. No one should have the right.
2:31:50
To abort firing squad for everyone involved.
2:31:54
Couldn't agree more. And I would buy that
2:31:56
pay-per-view. How about life in prison?
2:32:01
Yeah, that would work too. I'd like.
2:32:03
To go Old Testament for. This one eye for an eye type.
2:32:06
Deal, but that'd. Be justice and we know there.
2:32:08
Isn't going to be justice SMH. What do you want to rape
2:32:12
Epstein's corpse? Trump didn't blow anyone.
2:32:17
Anyone who believes that has no brain he hated.
2:32:19
Trump and it was Epstein who. Said that talking shit in an
2:32:22
e-mail. Bubba is always referred to as a
2:32:24
guy in jail who's going to force you to have sex and Trump has
2:32:28
just got charged and was going to go to jail.
2:32:30
So I mean, come on guys, use your fucking brain.
2:32:34
He was talking about Bill Clinton.
2:32:37
That's been specified. But I do agree it probably
2:32:40
didn't happen, it was just a joke.
2:32:41
But the fact that you couldn't tell I was kidding when I said
2:32:45
it just shows that you're not that smart.
2:32:47
Dude, I have that sweater too, does that mean I'm Mossad?
2:32:49
Literally any person in the world can have that sweater.
2:32:52
1,000,000 have it now what? They're all Mossad.
2:32:55
Sometimes you have to think before you make an accusation.
2:32:58
It just looks stupid. I'm doing this to help you be
2:33:00
anti Israel like you said, low IQ anti-Semitism.
2:33:04
No, there's overwhelming evidence to show he was Mossad.
2:33:07
Explain his relationship with Ahud Barack.
2:33:10
The chief of Mossad and the Prime Minister of Israel explain
2:33:13
that. Fidel.
2:33:14
I agree it's obvious that Epstein was extremely pro Israel
2:33:17
but it's a stretch to say because he has an.
2:33:19
IDF shirt that he was Mossad. However there is proof he was
2:33:22
close friends with Ehud. Thank you, Christian.
2:33:26
I think that's as far as the relationship went.
2:33:28
I think he was more involved. With Israeli politics than with
2:33:31
the. Government universally.
2:33:33
For example, there is evidence Epstein tried to get Netanyahu
2:33:36
defeated and replace him with Ehud.
2:33:39
Yeah, there's a lot of evidence to show that, but he was working
2:33:43
with the intelligence. Of Israel, although I might be
2:33:47
wrong, who knows? What do you think of?
2:33:52
Amfest. We'll cover it tomorrow, I
2:33:54
think. It was kind of crazy, lot of
2:33:56
crazy shit. I love it Epstein plays.
2:33:59
Piano. That's weird, like he is not
2:34:00
human or something. He's based, you know, bass guys
2:34:05
play piano. Me personally, I liked it.
2:34:07
The. People who got criticized.
2:34:09
Like Candace, Bannon and Tucker were crying.
2:34:12
Like babies afterward, Bannon mogged at at am Fest.
2:34:16
Bannon was one of the most popular speeches we should make.
2:34:19
It illegal in America to wear blue and white 'cause that means
2:34:22
you like Israel better. Yeah, I.
2:34:24
Don't. I don't necessarily agree with
2:34:26
that, but blue and white are. Part of the American flag 2.
2:34:31
Lol you're just trolling. I get it.
2:34:36
I think that's the end of the comments.
2:34:38
Let's. Refresh, see if we got anything
2:34:39
else. That seems to be everything OK.
2:34:46
We're going to sign off today. It's been a long show.
2:34:47
Hope you guys enjoyed the show. Hope you.
2:34:49
Had a fun time hope you I hope you guys got to see the same
2:34:54
thing I saw with Fishback there and I'm curious on your guys
2:34:57
opinions on it. Let me know what you think of
2:34:59
James Fishback in the comments. Let me know if you have any
2:35:01
questions you want me to ask him on ask him.
2:35:05
Let me know what you guys are thinking overall about
2:35:06
everything. Like I said, he does not get a
2:35:08
blank check of support, but I do think there's a good possibility
2:35:13
he might be the guy for Florida. So we'll talk about that more as
2:35:17
time goes on. We'll talk about that more next
2:35:20
week when we're officially back to full shows.
2:35:22
Like I said this week, it's going to be a short week for
2:35:24
shows. Tomorrow morning I will film
2:35:26
tomorrow's episode about America Fest and the Iran war.
2:35:30
I won't be here on Wednesday and Thursday.
2:35:33
I will be back Friday morning and on Friday we will either
2:35:39
we'll either do a show Friday or Saturday.
2:35:40
I don't know one of the days we'll do it.
2:35:42
It just depends on what the news is looking like.
2:35:45
But no matter what, even if it's slow news all week, we'll we'll
2:35:48
still figure out something to talk about Friday or Saturday.
2:35:50
I just genuinely enjoy doing the show.
2:35:52
So I don't want to take that many days off.
2:35:55
I really do enjoy doing this. But with that, I'm going to sign
2:35:59
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2:36:00
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Thank you and I will see you guys tomorrow on Tuesday.