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7/22/25 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Tim Burchett, Seamus Bruner, Scott LoBaido, Natalie Brunell, Jobob. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America Tonight, nearly a quarter of
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Speaker 1: a million documents related to the assassination of civil rights
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Speaker 1: activists doctor Martin Luther King Junior now available for the
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Speaker 1: world to see. We'll dive into the trove of newly
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Speaker 1: released information. Plus, the Justice Department confirms receipts of a
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Speaker 1: criminal referral related to Russia Gate hoax, implicating Barack Obama
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Speaker 1: and his co conspirators in their effort to subvert President
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Speaker 1: Trump's victory back in twenty sixteen, told you and Hunter.
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Speaker 1: Biden comes out of what I don't know, some drug
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Speaker 1: fueled den with hookers to go on a tirade filled
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Speaker 1: with profanity and racism, making absurd claims about his daddy,
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Speaker 1: the Big Guy, in a three hour podcast that one
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Speaker 1: can only describe as bizarre. I'm dan Ball. Real America
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Speaker 1: starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Barack cusein Obama is the ringleader. Hillary Clinton was right
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Speaker 2: there with him, and so was Sleepy Joe Biden, and
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Speaker 2: so with the rest of them. Call me Clapper, the
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Speaker 2: whole group, and they tried to rig an election, and
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Speaker 2: they got caught.
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Speaker 1: President Trump slamming Barack whussang Obama feckless Jojo Biden, crooked
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Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton and Obama's entire national security henchmen team for
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Speaker 1: orchestrating one of the biggest political scandals in American history.
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Speaker 1: We knew it. Now we're getting the receipts the DOJ
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Speaker 1: confirming receipt of D and I Director of National Intelligence
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Speaker 1: Tausey Gabbard's criminal referral related to the whole Russia Gate hoax,
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Speaker 1: implicating Obama and his co conspirators in their effort to
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Speaker 1: mess with President Trump's victory back in twenty sixteen. Like
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Speaker 1: many on the right had claimed, I apologize, folks, dealing
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Speaker 1: with a little throat issue tonight. We'll see if we
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Speaker 1: can make it through the show, Gabbard proclaiming that the
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Speaker 1: DOJ has the evidence to indict and prossecute those responsible
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Speaker 1: for the year's long coup against President Trump, who was
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Speaker 1: duly elected by you and me, folks, the American people.
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Speaker 1: Newly declassified documents show the corrupt Obama ministration was repeatedly
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Speaker 1: informed by the intelligence community that Russia you ready for
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Speaker 1: this in the cheap seats. Russia did not collude with
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Speaker 1: Trump nor manipulate the outcome of the twenty sixteen election.
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Speaker 1: Through cyber attacks either before or after the election. Yet
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Speaker 1: despite this info, then President Obama and his top officials,
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Speaker 1: including scumbags like James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper,
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Speaker 1: conspired to create a public narrative alleging Russian interference with Trump.
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Speaker 1: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson now expressing a willingness
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Speaker 1: to subpoena former President Obama to testify before Congress about
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Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen Russian investigation that they tried to tie
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Speaker 1: to the Trump camp. Johnson calls the newly classified documents
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Speaker 1: released by Gabbard deeply troubling, while emphasizing the need for
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Speaker 1: accountability for all involved in the scandal, including FORMACYI director
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Speaker 1: John Brennan, an ex Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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Speaker 1: Trump now calling for swift justice.
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Speaker 2: What they did to this country in twenty sixteen, starting
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Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen, but going up all the way going
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Speaker 2: up to twenty twenty of the election. They tried to
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Speaker 2: rig the election, and they got caught, and they should
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Speaker 2: be very severe consequences for that.
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Speaker 1: After what they did to.
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Speaker 2: Me, and whether it's right or wrong, it's time to
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Speaker 2: go after people. Obama's been caught directly. So people say, oh,
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Speaker 2: you know a group, It's not a group, it's Obama.
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Speaker 2: His orders are on the paper, the papers are signed.
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Speaker 2: The papers came right out of their office. They sent
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Speaker 2: everything to be highly classified. Well, the highly classified has
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Speaker 2: been released, and what they did in twenty sixteen and
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty is very criminal at the highest level.
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Speaker 1: Wolf joining us now to weigh in on this criminal actions.
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Speaker 1: That pretty much Tulsia has shown the world. This is
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Speaker 1: what Obama and his cronies did. He sits on the
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Speaker 1: House Oversight Committee. He's a member of the Doge Subcommittee.
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Speaker 1: Tennessee Congressman and my friend Tim Burchett on the program, Tim,
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Speaker 1: I know you want to weigh in on this one.
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Speaker 1: Holy God, we've been waiting for the smoking gun on
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Speaker 1: Obama and Clapper and call me and all these guys.
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Speaker 1: Do we have it?
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Speaker 3: I think so. Telsey's you know, Telsea's a friend of mine,
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Speaker 3: she's a friend of yours. She's stand up lady. She's
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Speaker 3: served our country like yourself. She's a veteran. But also
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Speaker 3: she's as the young people say, she brings the receipts.
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Speaker 3: You know, they have the memos from this meeting, apparently,
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Speaker 3: and one side, it's going to be one side or
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Speaker 3: the other. They're gonna they're gonna turn on Obama or
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Speaker 3: he's going to turn on them. But they can't all
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Speaker 3: just walk away from the table. They risk perjuring themselves
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Speaker 3: because it's just going to take one person in that
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Speaker 3: multi level mating of people thinking are right, They're going
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Speaker 3: to go to the federal pen tencher and that's not
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Speaker 3: some weekend tennis camp. That's the real deal, and that
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Speaker 3: I think that's where you're going to get it. You're
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Speaker 3: going to pick off the wake link and they're all
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Speaker 3: going to cave in on each other. And I hope,
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Speaker 3: I hope we get to the bottom of it, Dan,
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Speaker 3: But with all this stuff going on, I think it's
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Speaker 3: a it's America needs to stick with Trump on this
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Speaker 3: issue and keep pursuing it.
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Speaker 1: Uh, yes, we do. You know, you and I have
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Speaker 1: talked about this, and many members have talked about this
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Speaker 1: for the last several years, and we were all inder
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Speaker 1: the assumption at the time that the DNC and that
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Speaker 1: Hillary's camp had colluded with got the steel dossier, spread
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Speaker 1: it to the press and then did that and that
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Speaker 1: maybe the Obama administration and his cronies that we just mentioned,
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Speaker 1: with his intelligence henchman, maybe just look the other way,
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Speaker 1: but now it appears they were at the top of
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Speaker 1: it and helped. This is aiding and a betting in
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Speaker 1: a crime. I mean, as a sitting president, Tim, he
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Speaker 1: should have been the one coming out and going, hey,
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Speaker 1: we uncovered what's happening. This dossier is fake and the
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Speaker 1: American people shouldn't buy it. He didn't. They helped to
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Speaker 1: create this whole bs lie about Trump and Russia.
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Speaker 3: And you remember with Nixon, it wasn't the crime, it
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Speaker 3: was the cover up. And that's what you're seeing right now.
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Speaker 3: And it's at the highest level. This could throw a
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Speaker 3: lot of things into the end of the blender, Dan,
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Speaker 3: and I'm here for it. I think it needs to
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Speaker 3: come forward. It's just so much going on in this
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Speaker 3: town right now. Right nothing gets lost in the translation,
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Speaker 3: so to speak.
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Speaker 1: So Tim, you are four. Let me get you on
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Speaker 1: the record, and I got one more question about miss Hillary,
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Speaker 1: and then I know you got to run. You are four,
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Speaker 1: the speaker calling former President Barack Obama and Komy and
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Speaker 1: Clapper and all these idiots to testify in front of
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Speaker 1: you guys under oath on Russia Gate. You're ready for that?
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Speaker 1: You want it? Okay? Next one, I got to throw
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Speaker 1: this one. We got newly declassified DOJ Inspector General report
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Speaker 1: that shows the FBI failed to investigate Hillary Clinton's use
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Speaker 1: of her private server and the mishandling of assifight information
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Speaker 1: along with those missing what thirty three thousand emails that
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Speaker 1: we were told wasn't a big deal back when she
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Speaker 1: was running against Trump in sixteen. What are you all
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Speaker 1: going to do about that one? Tim?
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Speaker 3: This isn't particularly sexy, Dan, but it she goes to
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Speaker 3: the core of what the Clinton administration and Clinton and
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Speaker 3: the Obama administration. I guess Morris should say we're all
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Speaker 3: about I think it goes to a level of corruption.
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Speaker 3: And I tell you all that to let you know
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Speaker 3: I am not suicidal. So you find me with thirteen
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Speaker 3: bullet holes in the back of my head. I did
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Speaker 3: not kill myself. I actually loved my job and the
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Speaker 3: people I represent and my family. So yeah, I'm worried
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Speaker 3: about this stuff. This goes deep. This is the Washington
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Speaker 3: Sewer that I've talked to you and I've talked multiple
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Speaker 3: times about, and thank protected her.
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Speaker 1: She broke the law. She mishandled classified information as Secretary
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Speaker 1: of State, and because she was running against Trump, they
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Speaker 1: brushed it under the rug. Somebody needs to pay for
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Speaker 1: that one too.
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Speaker 3: Again, you got a crime, but you also got to
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Speaker 3: cover up. And this cover up goes much deeper. That's
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Speaker 3: where we got to get to it, Dan and make sure.
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Speaker 3: Now those people are still around, well you know they
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Speaker 3: third you and I've talked about this. Trump peeled back
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Speaker 3: the onion a couple of layers at three four and
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Speaker 3: five layers deep, and we got to get to it,
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Speaker 3: and I got to get to boats.
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Speaker 1: They've got to go cons always thank you, brother, appreciate it,
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Speaker 1: and keep.
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Speaker 3: Putting the truth out there. Brother, you're the man.
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Speaker 1: That's what we do. That's what we do here. God
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Speaker 1: bless you. Straight ahead, President Trump orders the release of
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Speaker 1: over two hundred and thirty thousand pages of documents related
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Speaker 1: to this man the investigation of the murder of MLK Junior.
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Speaker 1: Real America. The Trump administration releases nearly a quarter of
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Speaker 1: a million pages of assassination files related to the death
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Speaker 1: of civil rights leader doctor Martin Luther King Junior. More
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Speaker 1: than two hundred and thirty thousand pages of FBI, CIA
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Speaker 1: and other federal documents detailing the investigation into assassination are
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Speaker 1: now publicly accessible for you on the National Archives Website.
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Speaker 1: Among the documents information about James Earl Ray's former cellmate,
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Speaker 1: who claimed that Ray discussed an assassination plot prior to
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Speaker 1: King's murder, previously unseen CIA records outlining overseas intelligence about
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Speaker 1: the hunt for Ray, and materials deemed relevant by the
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Speaker 1: State Department regarding Ray's extradition. James Olray arrested Heathrow Airport
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Speaker 1: in London, England, June eighth, nineteen sixty eight, over two
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Speaker 1: months after MLK was killed. Ray was caught as he
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Speaker 1: was attempting to leave the UK for Brussels using a
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Speaker 1: forged Canadian passport. Now, the Director of National Intelligence Tulsea Gabbard,
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Speaker 1: posting this message today. After nearly sixty years of questions
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Speaker 1: surround the assassination of doctor Martin Luther King Junior, We're
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Speaker 1: releasing two hundred and thirty thousand assassination files. The documents
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Speaker 1: include details about the FBI's investigation into the assassination of MLK,
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Speaker 1: discussion of potential leads, internal FBI memos detailing the progress
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Speaker 1: of the case, and information about Ray's former cellmate who
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Speaker 1: stated he discussed with Ray that assassination plot. So are
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Speaker 1: we getting all the details? Joining me now to discuss
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Speaker 1: these newly released files. He's the director of research at
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Speaker 1: the Government Accountability Institute and the author of the great
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Speaker 1: book Controlla Garks mapal Seamus Brunner back on the program.
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Speaker 1: Oh Seamus, what do you say, sir? You love digging
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Speaker 1: into these files. Tulsey's trying to keep up Trump's word
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Speaker 1: of transparency with a lot of these files, from UFOs
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Speaker 1: to RFK to JFK. Hopefully we're going to see more
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Speaker 1: Epstein files, he says, we will. Now what do you
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Speaker 1: make of this one two hundred and thirty thousand pages.
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Speaker 1: Are we learning anything new? I know you've only had
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Speaker 1: a few hours to go through all of them, so
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you got through two hundred and twenty nine thousand, right.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we're almost done going through all the files. Dan,
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Speaker 4: It's been a fascinating, fascinating exercise, just like the JFK files,
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Speaker 4: relearning and learning new things that journalists have been talking
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Speaker 4: about for decades.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 4: What's clear is that MLK was a magnificent disruptor. He
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Speaker 4: was a threat to the establishment, or at least the
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Speaker 4: establishment viewed him as such.
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Speaker 1: He's very trumpion in that way.
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Speaker 4: And so the Hoover, FBI, the CIA, they were clearly
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Speaker 4: targeting him. He was part of this co Intel pro
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Speaker 4: program where they wire tapped all his phones, bugged his
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Speaker 4: hotel rooms. We're tailing him at all times. And it
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Speaker 4: shows really that the Deep States manual hasn't changed. What
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Speaker 4: was Hoover's standard operating procedure became James Comey's operator great,
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Speaker 4: and so it's unsettling to see here how long the
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Speaker 4: FBI has been up to these antics. Now a lot
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Speaker 4: of people will be talking about the old memos that
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Speaker 4: came out that said, you know MLK was you know,
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Speaker 4: a profligate, philanderer and adulterer and all these things.
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Speaker 1: But they okay, so hold on, were they planting those
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Speaker 1: or were they a fact? And then the FBI, as
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Speaker 1: I've read, we're going to use those against him because
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Speaker 1: they had evidently brought him recordings of him being loud, vocal,
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Speaker 1: mean to the wife, the kids, the whatever, and then
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Speaker 1: his his philandering, his adultery, and they were supposedly using
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Speaker 1: that to try and shut him up, saying We're going
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Speaker 1: to expose to the world that you've cheated on your wife,
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Speaker 1: you yell at your kids, smack around whatever they allegedly had.
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Speaker 1: So are you finding that that was the case they
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Speaker 1: actually had those, or they were threatening and it was
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Speaker 1: made up. That's what I've always wondered, because we know
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Speaker 1: the fbis creptos.
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Speaker 4: Hell, Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, I would say, prior
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Speaker 4: to the Trump most Americans would trust the boys in Blue,
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Speaker 4: they would believe things like these memos. But now we've
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Speaker 4: seen that these things can be totally fabricated. So there
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Speaker 4: is none no evidence that I have seen in these
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Speaker 4: new files that corroborates these Hoover era memos. That does
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Speaker 4: bring up the fact that some of the any evidence
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Speaker 4: that there would be is still sealed until January of
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Speaker 4: twenty twenty seven. So there's approximately seventeen thousand pages of
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Speaker 4: transcripts and the raw audio of these phone calls in
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Speaker 4: these hotel rooms that were bugged. And so we I
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Speaker 4: guess we'll find out in twenty twenty seven if any
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Speaker 4: of the memos can be substantiated with hard evidence like recordings,
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Speaker 4: But for now we don't have any of that. And
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Speaker 4: so you know, it's time for the FBI to come clean.
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Speaker 4: I mean those, if true, those will be explosive. I
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Speaker 4: mean there will be very shaming problematic.
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Speaker 1: We're waiting at twenty seven because I remember that Congress
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Speaker 1: had said these could be released so many years after
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Speaker 1: and then and that vote came up a decade or
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Speaker 1: a couple of decades back, because it was supposed to
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Speaker 1: be thirty some years. They went no, no, no, let's
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Speaker 1: push him out further. And then Congress back in the
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Speaker 1: day bipartisan voted and pushed it all the way to
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Speaker 1: twenty seven. So that's something that Trump can't do anything about.
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Speaker 1: We have to sit and wait final question is an
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Speaker 1: easy one to you in what we've seen in this
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Speaker 1: new two hundred and thirty thousand page release, do you
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Speaker 1: believe that Ray acted totally alone, since, according to the
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Speaker 1: FBI's investigation, his cellmate said, Yo, no, he was planning this.
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Speaker 1: He wanted to kill MLK, but then he got a
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Speaker 1: forged passport, a Canadian one, and his overseas ready to
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Speaker 1: go to another country again and luckily we caught him.
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Speaker 1: But that's pretty good for back in the day unless
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Speaker 1: you had some help from some powerful people. So what
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Speaker 1: do you think and did we learn anything about that
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Speaker 1: in this new release.
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Speaker 4: It's a great question, and it's the number one question.
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Speaker 4: I know that doctor King's family says that he did
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Speaker 4: not act alone, that Ray did not act alone.
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Speaker 1: I also see in.
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Speaker 4: These documents a memo from the FBI stating that his
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Speaker 4: attorney as a former CIA guy, and then, like you said,
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Speaker 4: to pull off something like this and to get passports
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Speaker 4: and to that would require some.
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Speaker 1: Powerful hut back in the day.
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Speaker 4: Come on, yeah, back in the day, I mean this
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Speaker 4: would require some spooky help. And so nothing confirmed. But
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Speaker 4: the same thing with the JFK files. Anything conclusive may
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Speaker 4: have been disappeared long ago.
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Speaker 1: Ah, some spooky help. I like the way you put that.
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Speaker 1: Another alphabet agency that most likely played a role, Seamus
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Speaker 1: Brunner as always man, Thank you for the insight. Check
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Speaker 1: out the book Control of Arcs. Keep up the great
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Speaker 1: work over there at the Government Accountability Institute. We know
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Speaker 1: you're trying to hold him accountable. Take care, brother, Thanks Dan, yep, yep.
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Speaker 1: Coming out after the break, Hunter Biden puts down the
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Speaker 1: crack pipe, pushes the hookers off his lap, and comes
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Speaker 1: out of the woodwork for one of the most bizarre
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Speaker 1: interviews with some random podcaster, and between his foul language
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Speaker 1: and his absolute meltdown over celebrities and Democrats and how
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Speaker 1: they treated the big guy, his daddy. Oh you got
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Speaker 6: I became president in two years from now, or four
20:40
Speaker 6: years from now or three years from now, I would
20:43
Speaker 6: pick up the phone and call the president of El
20:45
Speaker 6: Salvador and say you either send them back or I'm
20:48
Speaker 6: gonna in vain. It's a fucking crime what they're doing.
20:53
Speaker 6: He's a fucking dictator, thug Kelly or Trump both?
20:58
Speaker 1: What the did I just watch? Hunter Biden comes out
21:03
Speaker 1: of hiding, put down the crack pipe, He pushed the
21:07
Speaker 1: underage hookers off the lap, and he got in front
21:09
Speaker 1: of a camera with some podcast curly headed ball cap
21:13
Speaker 1: wear an interviewer dude that I don't know who that was,
21:15
Speaker 1: and then drops eighty seven f bombs attacks everybody that
21:19
Speaker 1: used to help his dad. This had to be some
21:23
Speaker 1: sort of drug fueled tirade. I mean, seriously, he was racist.
21:28
Speaker 1: He was profane, like nasty and just comes across like
21:32
Speaker 1: an idiot in this interview. Have you seen it? Excuse me? Uh?
21:38
Speaker 1: Andrew Callaghan. That's who. This is the creator and host
21:43
Speaker 1: of the YouTube series Channel five. As far as I'm concerned,
21:47
Speaker 1: this is a national embarrassment. The former president's son outraged
21:54
Speaker 1: over mass deportations. Oh, I'm sorry that President Trump wants
21:59
Speaker 1: to follow our immigration laws. Hunter claimed that white men
22:03
Speaker 1: in America are more likely to commit violent crimes and
22:06
Speaker 1: illegal aliens, and suggests that his daddy Jojo is the
22:10
Speaker 1: only one that was capable of reaching angry white voters
22:16
Speaker 1: by not agreeing with them but challenging their views. Plus,
22:21
Speaker 1: he went into tirades, ripping all democrats, ripping celebrities like
22:25
Speaker 1: it was just one of the most bizarre interviews I've
22:28
Speaker 1: ever seen.
22:29
Speaker 6: Watch all these democrats say, you have to talk about
22:32
Speaker 6: and realize that people are really upset about illegal immigration. You,
22:37
Speaker 6: how do you think your hotel room gets cleaned? How
22:39
Speaker 6: do you think you got food on your fing table?
22:42
Speaker 6: Who do you think washes your dishes? Who do you
22:44
Speaker 6: think does your garden? Who do you think is here
22:48
Speaker 6: by the sheer, just grit and will that they've figured
22:54
Speaker 6: out a way to get here because they thought that
22:56
Speaker 6: they could give theirselves in their family a better chance. Please,
23:00
Speaker 6: somehow convinced all of us that these people are in
23:03
Speaker 6: the criminals.
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Speaker 1: Racist much so, let me get this straight. Illegal criminal
23:11
Speaker 1: aliens are only good for really crappy jobs in this country,
23:15
Speaker 1: according to another white elite liberal, got it, make that
23:19
Speaker 1: a note another Biden. That's a racist piece of shit. Okay,
23:24
Speaker 1: but wait, the absurdity doesn't end there. Hunter Biden is
23:30
Speaker 1: the cracked out gift that just keeps given and given.
23:35
Speaker 1: He claims his daddy performed poorly at the infamous debate
23:40
Speaker 1: against Trump last year because Jojoe was loaded to the
23:45
Speaker 1: gills with ambient a prescription sleep medication to help him
23:51
Speaker 1: rest because of his grueling travel schedule, which we know
23:57
Speaker 1: is a lie because we never saw Jojo barely. However,
24:01
Speaker 1: official public medical records because it's all public right when
24:06
Speaker 1: it comes to our president, so we know is it's
24:08
Speaker 1: supposed to be public. Never had am be enlisted as
24:12
Speaker 1: one of Joejoe's prescribed medications. Who's lying Joe Biden's physician,
24:17
Speaker 1: doctor Kevin O'Connor, who insisted that Joe had great mental
24:22
Speaker 1: and physical fitness, matter of fact, excellent. Don't forget about
24:26
Speaker 1: two weeks ago he invoked the Fifth Amendment when he
24:30
Speaker 1: refused to answer questions with the House Committee of Republicans saying, Hey,
24:35
Speaker 1: we just want to know the truth about Joe's health.
24:38
Speaker 1: I took the fifth, I plead the fifth. Joining me
24:42
Speaker 1: now on a way in on this very bizarre interview.
24:46
Speaker 1: Turning Point contributor m Peal Joe Bob back on the program,
24:50
Speaker 1: Joe Bob, I mean, look, we can't expect too much
24:56
Speaker 1: from the little guy, right, big Guy's son, because we've
25:00
Speaker 1: all seen the pictures and videos from the Laptop from
25:03
Speaker 1: Hell that we broadcast on this network back in the
25:06
Speaker 1: summer of twenty twenty, so we know what a piece
25:09
Speaker 1: of you know what he is. But I mean from
25:12
Speaker 1: the language to the racism to the like he threw
25:18
Speaker 1: everybody under the bus in Daddy's party and George Clooney
25:23
Speaker 1: and these precious celebrities that help democrats. I mean, who, okaye,
25:27
Speaker 1: this did Hunter just like lock up Daddy and Jill
25:30
Speaker 1: and went and did this interview.
25:33
Speaker 7: That's I think the biggest point here is there's so
25:36
Speaker 7: many things. There's so many rabbit holes you can go down.
25:38
Speaker 7: You can go down, the fact that he tried to
25:40
Speaker 7: teach America effectively how to make crack cocaine, which is crazy.
25:46
Speaker 7: Obviously threw everybody.
25:47
Speaker 1: Under the bus.
25:48
Speaker 7: He told the illegal immigrants that they can only do
25:50
Speaker 7: these jobs that are cleaning his house. But the main
25:55
Speaker 7: and I think thirty thousand foot view here is the question, who.
25:58
Speaker 1: Thought that this was a good eyea ida.
26:00
Speaker 7: On the Biden team. It's not like Hunter Biden is
26:04
Speaker 7: like just kind of some random person off the street. Like, No,
26:07
Speaker 7: they set this interview up. The Channel five team on YouTube,
26:11
Speaker 7: which is a hilarious YouTube by the way, came to
26:14
Speaker 7: his house and set up cameras, and nobody in the
26:18
Speaker 7: Biden scope thought to think, oh, this is probably not
26:21
Speaker 7: the best idea in the world, and it's just the
26:24
Speaker 7: whole thing is hilarious. I would encourage people to actually
26:29
Speaker 7: watch it in full only for the fact of you can't,
26:35
Speaker 7: you know, using some abrasive ternality, you can't hate these
26:38
Speaker 7: people enough in terms of just the ridiculous nature of
26:42
Speaker 7: this entire three hour podcast with the former presidents.
26:48
Speaker 1: First, did you or were you able to do I'd
26:53
Speaker 1: like to do this. Excuse me, I'm losing my voice here.
26:56
Speaker 1: I'd like to have an F bomb counter next to Hunter.
27:00
Speaker 1: During that three hour fiasco, I lost track. Did you
27:04
Speaker 1: have an opportunity to count how many f bombs were dropped?
27:07
Speaker 1: I literally lost track after like thirty seven or something.
27:10
Speaker 7: I was trying, but I ran out of fingers to
27:13
Speaker 7: count on because that's the only way us mouth breathing
27:16
Speaker 7: conservatives can count, according to the Libs, which I think
27:19
Speaker 7: is ridiculous, because the Libs are actually doing this thing
27:22
Speaker 7: on purpose where they say, hey, you gotta swear more
27:25
Speaker 7: because that really ingratiates you to the voters, which it
27:28
Speaker 7: isn't working. And I think what they're trying to do
27:31
Speaker 7: is tap into that authenticity that conservatives have because we
27:34
Speaker 7: actually believe what we're saying, and they think, okay, well,
27:37
Speaker 7: because we don't believe in what we're saying, if we
27:40
Speaker 7: curse a lot, it'll give the illusion that we believe
27:42
Speaker 7: what we're saying.
27:44
Speaker 1: The same thing, right. I think my viewers, which some
27:47
Speaker 1: give me a little grief about my fellow language here
27:49
Speaker 1: or there by, the majority of my viewers understand that
27:52
Speaker 1: thirty some years in a newsroom behind the scenes, let
27:55
Speaker 1: me tell you, most people in newsrooms are a little
27:57
Speaker 1: bit foul mouthed. Act of duty years in the military,
28:01
Speaker 1: we're we're not choir boys. We're using a little bit
28:05
Speaker 1: of foul language. And then five boys with a single
28:08
Speaker 1: dad from the South. Yeah, we used foul language my
28:12
Speaker 1: whole life. So when I say it because I'm passionate
28:15
Speaker 1: about a story I'm discussing here on my program, I'm
28:18
Speaker 1: not throwing it in for cause and effect or to
28:21
Speaker 1: get likes or downloads or to excite you. I'm saying
28:24
Speaker 1: it because I'm pissed off, and so I'm adding a
28:27
Speaker 1: little colorful metaphor right to show my concern, my passion.
28:32
Speaker 1: He does not come across authentic whatsoever. However, I can say,
28:37
Speaker 1: and we'll do one more clip just for good measure
28:39
Speaker 1: and get your take that I think he despises George Clooney.
28:44
Speaker 6: Now watch this one, Kim Kim Kim, and everybody around him.
28:51
Speaker 6: I don't have to be fucking nice. Number one. I
28:53
Speaker 6: agree with Quentin Tarantino and George Clooney is not an actor.
28:57
Speaker 6: He is a like I don't know what he is.
29:01
Speaker 6: He's a brand and by the way, and God bless him,
29:04
Speaker 6: you know what he suzsly treats his friends really well,
29:07
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, buys them things, and he's
29:08
Speaker 6: got a really great place in Lake Como, and he's
29:11
Speaker 6: great friends with Barack Obama. Hugh, what do you have
29:14
Speaker 6: to do with anything? Why do I have to listen
29:16
Speaker 6: to you?
29:17
Speaker 1: Okay? That was ten just in that tirade about George,
29:22
Speaker 1: that was ten. Go ahead.
29:24
Speaker 7: I know I love the fact that you counted, but
29:27
Speaker 7: I also just I would love to have been in
29:30
Speaker 7: the room when Jill Biden. And I'm saying Jill because
29:33
Speaker 7: I don't think Joe knows what's going on, but I
29:36
Speaker 7: would love to see her face when she got the
29:39
Speaker 7: text message or email alerting her to what was happening
29:42
Speaker 7: in this interview, probably just reading that Hunter decided to
29:46
Speaker 7: pick a fight with George Clooney, he wants to invade
29:48
Speaker 7: l Salvador to go retrieve a citizen of that country
29:51
Speaker 7: and bring him to the United States. He's teaching people
29:54
Speaker 7: how to make crack cocaine and just watch like the
29:58
Speaker 7: watch her face go what in the world is happening
30:02
Speaker 7: right now? And again, more broadly on the Libs side
30:05
Speaker 7: of the aisle, who on earth thought, well, what we
30:08
Speaker 7: need to hear from is Hunter Biden. That's who we
30:10
Speaker 7: should That's what who we should avert our attention to
30:13
Speaker 7: and and make sure that his voice is heard. It's
30:16
Speaker 7: just it's so delicious in a way.
30:19
Speaker 1: That keeps giving, and Democrats and liberals keep exposing themselves
30:24
Speaker 1: for being completely out of touch idiots. Joe Bob, thank
30:28
Speaker 1: you brother as always for coming in weighing in on
30:31
Speaker 1: this most important interview of the day of the centers. Thanks.
30:35
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. I take care brother. Straight ahead, we're
30:39
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33:15
Speaker 1: largest city is getting closer and closer to possibly electing
33:19
Speaker 1: this clown. A Marxist, radical Islamic, I'm sorry, shouldn't even
33:25
Speaker 1: be in our country to be their mayor. Zorn Mehmdani
33:30
Speaker 1: recently won the Democrat primary, InChI him closer becoming the
33:33
Speaker 1: Big Apple's chief executive. He still has to, of course,
33:36
Speaker 1: get through the general election. And you've got Eric Adams,
33:39
Speaker 1: who's the incumbent, who was a Democrat, now running as
33:41
Speaker 1: an independent. Now meantime, the New York Young Republicans Club
33:45
Speaker 1: is calling on Congress to disqualify Mendanni from holding office
33:49
Speaker 1: under the insurrection clause of the fourteenth Amendment. The group
33:52
Speaker 1: claims that Mindonni is and has provided aid or support
33:57
Speaker 1: to the enemies of the United States through his state
34:00
Speaker 1: satements and other actions, including and we've seen the video
34:03
Speaker 1: participation in protests with pro Hamas groups. Also, he has
34:10
Speaker 1: openly talked about refusing to cooperate with ICE. Could you
34:14
Speaker 1: imagine if he's mayor also allegedly calling for the murder
34:19
Speaker 1: of all Jews. He's one of those while refusing to
34:23
Speaker 1: condemn calls by hamas for a global intofada. But think
34:26
Speaker 1: about what he is saying, folks. This is a guy
34:29
Speaker 1: who wants free grocery stores. He says that white people
34:33
Speaker 1: own too much property in New York and he wants
34:35
Speaker 1: to change that. He wants to take control of big,
34:38
Speaker 1: huge buildings and turn them into free social housing. He
34:42
Speaker 1: wants to take money, as he puts it, from the
34:44
Speaker 1: rich white folk in the Big Apple and spread it around.
34:49
Speaker 1: That sounds like the American dream, in American way in capitalism,
34:52
Speaker 1: doesn't it. Not to mention, yes, he has been out
34:56
Speaker 1: on the protest lines. He was the one that if
35:00
Speaker 1: recall a few months back when Tom Holman was walking
35:03
Speaker 1: through the house, he was screaming and yelling and got
35:05
Speaker 1: into a scuffle with I believe it was Capitol police
35:09
Speaker 1: and they had to grab a hold of him and
35:11
Speaker 1: detain him. There's video of that. This is the guy.
35:16
Speaker 1: He sounds like one of those guys out there screaming
35:18
Speaker 1: death to the little devil and death to the big devil.
35:20
Speaker 1: Yet he's running to become the mayor of New York City.
35:25
Speaker 1: Why people would even how he even got past the
35:28
Speaker 1: primary is beyond me. And by the way, did you
35:31
Speaker 1: see all the Democrats in the last week flying up
35:34
Speaker 1: to New York City to meet with him, a bunch
35:36
Speaker 1: of House Democrats to kiss his ring. And then they
35:40
Speaker 1: came out and they were like, Oh, he's great. Wow,
35:43
Speaker 1: he's really done a great job with young voters. He's
35:46
Speaker 1: got some really great ideas. Even legacy old school Democrats
35:50
Speaker 1: who don't believe in his socialist marxistbs are there sucking
35:54
Speaker 1: up to him because why he had success in running
35:58
Speaker 1: a campaign, and that's all they care about is winning
36:01
Speaker 1: and power. Big Apple business leaders are torn over which
36:07
Speaker 1: candidate now to back for mayor. Some executives are, I
36:12
Speaker 1: would hope, viently opposed to Mandami's agenda, especially the proposed
36:17
Speaker 1: higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy, and then of
36:21
Speaker 1: course the public ownership of certain services. I'm sure folks
36:24
Speaker 1: that are own grocery stores in that town are pretty
36:25
Speaker 1: peo that he wants to just turn him into socialist
36:28
Speaker 1: grocery stores. Others are hoping to persuade Mam Damia dial
36:33
Speaker 1: it back and then find common ground if he wins.
36:37
Speaker 1: Are you serious you think a radical like this is
36:41
Speaker 1: going to dial it back if you give him the
36:43
Speaker 1: keys to the city. Are you all that stupid? There's
36:47
Speaker 1: also deep concern over Mandamie's repeated questioning about the purpose
36:51
Speaker 1: of prisons and jails. You've heard me. I saw one
36:56
Speaker 1: podcast where somebody said, isn't it about time to do away
36:59
Speaker 1: with the prison in jail system? It doesn't work? And
37:00
Speaker 1: he's like, well, yeah, something we should look into. He agrees, Really,
37:05
Speaker 1: then where do we put the murders in the rapists?
37:07
Speaker 1: You want him hanging out in your neighborhood in New York?
37:10
Speaker 1: I mean, i'd put him six feet under. But hey, hey,
37:12
Speaker 1: that's you know, not legal. This radical wants to eliminate
37:17
Speaker 1: cash bail, restrict solitary confinement, enact elder parole, and end
37:25
Speaker 1: mandatory minimum sentences. Think about that. So here's some forty
37:32
Speaker 1: year old molester guy that molested three girls, and the
37:35
Speaker 1: minimum in New York, let's just say, is ten years
37:37
Speaker 1: each or five years each from molestation. And you want
37:40
Speaker 1: to get rid of that. So somebody that should be
37:44
Speaker 1: going away for twenty thirty years for touching little kids
37:48
Speaker 1: might only get a slap on the wrist. That's the
37:51
Speaker 1: type of guy that New York Democrats voted for in
37:56
Speaker 1: their primary he's the one that could be your next mayor. Oh,
38:00
Speaker 1: by the way, he's also been a huge supporter of
38:02
Speaker 1: defunding the cops entirely, so you know, if he wins,
38:07
Speaker 1: call him. When you're being mugged, robbed, raped, or almost killed,
38:11
Speaker 1: call the mayor. Our next guest artist, activist, lifelong New
38:16
Speaker 1: Yorker my pal Scott Lebato using his talents to send
38:19
Speaker 1: a message to all of his fellow New Yorkers, creating
38:23
Speaker 1: a new piece of artwork, another mobile billboard. I love
38:26
Speaker 1: it when he does this. There's a very powerful political
38:30
Speaker 1: message though behind Scott's latest work.
38:32
Speaker 8: Watch I'm happy because I'm doing what I love doing,
38:36
Speaker 8: which is undealing a work of art, but in public.
38:40
Speaker 8: And this one is on a twenty two foot billboard
38:43
Speaker 8: that's going to be driving around all of Manhattan today
38:46
Speaker 8: and in the next few weeks, so I hope you
38:48
Speaker 8: enjoy them.
38:51
Speaker 5: It's a beautiful just taking some clean British hair with
39:13
Speaker 5: fine cue. Got the sun, Got chance to win a plan?
39:19
Speaker 5: Another bandway away, beautiful morning.
39:27
Speaker 1: Here now my pal, artist, activist patriot Scott Lobato back
39:31
Speaker 1: on the program. Scotty, Nice to see you. Nice message.
39:34
Speaker 1: You're sending I know you are backing your good friend Curtis,
39:38
Speaker 1: who's been out there on the streets of New York
39:40
Speaker 1: since Man, when did he create the Angels seventies or eighties?
39:46
Speaker 1: Fifty years ago? Fifty think about it. Yeah, he's been
39:50
Speaker 1: trying to keep the streets cleaned up and safe from
39:52
Speaker 1: the bad guys for a long long time.
39:55
Speaker 8: Now.
39:55
Speaker 1: I know, Scotty that you're all in on him as
39:57
Speaker 1: the really only Republican one out there, But there are
40:02
Speaker 1: folks in the movement that are like, he's not getting
40:05
Speaker 1: enough donations, enough press, so we don't know if he
40:07
Speaker 1: can pull it off with these damn liberal New Yorkers,
40:09
Speaker 1: and so a lot of them have decided to throw
40:11
Speaker 1: their support behind Adams, saying, well, Adams is better than
40:16
Speaker 1: getting a Marxist, radical Islamic, anti American piece of you
40:21
Speaker 1: know what. Like this Mamdami guy. I like your fight,
40:26
Speaker 1: I like your spirit, and I'd rather have a Republican
40:28
Speaker 1: running the Big Apple again. Dan.
40:30
Speaker 8: I want to thank you because although for the last
40:34
Speaker 8: forty years I've been in the streets of this city
40:37
Speaker 8: fighting for this city day in and day out, and
40:38
Speaker 8: I remember all the big barren balanced news networks.
40:43
Speaker 1: All that the media in this.
40:44
Speaker 8: City had me on every day, every week, once a
40:47
Speaker 8: month in the last couple of years.
40:50
Speaker 1: Nothing.
40:50
Speaker 8: I don't exist to them because they feel me. They
40:53
Speaker 8: were afraid because I speak the truth, although raw a
40:56
Speaker 8: little unorthodox. I am not some talking head that is
40:59
Speaker 8: taught what to tell its people. And when I'm saying
41:03
Speaker 8: this is I use my own platform. I use your
41:07
Speaker 8: platform because you are a little more open minded than
41:09
Speaker 8: these other stations. I speak of thank you when they
41:12
Speaker 8: have the same people saying the same stuff over and
41:14
Speaker 8: over again that Curtis can't win, and I find that
41:17
Speaker 8: repulsible because they don't want Curtis to win. And you
41:21
Speaker 8: know why you're in the media business, Dan, because the
41:23
Speaker 8: majority of the other media outlets they don't want it
41:27
Speaker 8: to be nice, and Curtis is gonna make it nice again.
41:30
Speaker 8: They need blood, guts and ugliness in order to keep
41:33
Speaker 8: their jobs, so they'll put Curtis down. Now here's what's
41:37
Speaker 8: going to happen. This is a fact. Curtis Lever is
41:40
Speaker 8: going to be the mayor of this city. Okay, because
41:43
Speaker 8: all those people you spoke of, these Democrats that are
41:46
Speaker 8: backing this man, kissing this nobody, this ghost, this thirty
41:50
Speaker 8: three year old little dweb, this little terrorist communist. They
41:55
Speaker 8: just they don't know what they do. They don't know
41:56
Speaker 8: what's going on right now, but it's gonna hit them
41:59
Speaker 8: because every you know it and I know it, something
42:02
Speaker 8: bad comes out about this guy, man Daddy, Yeah, something
42:06
Speaker 8: very bad every day online.
42:08
Speaker 1: And google it. The podcasts and interviews he's given over
42:11
Speaker 1: the last couple of years and the radical stuff he
42:13
Speaker 1: has said. It goes against everything American. It goes against
42:18
Speaker 1: a lot of our Christian values. It goes against law
42:21
Speaker 1: and order. This guy is a psycho. Now again, does
42:25
Speaker 1: he believe in all this or is he just saying
42:26
Speaker 1: it to try and stir up the vote. No, I
42:29
Speaker 1: think he's a true believer.
42:31
Speaker 8: That's the beauty of it. This is the beauty of
42:33
Speaker 8: the whole situation. Everybody can run over. But listen when
42:36
Speaker 8: union heads vote for Adams because they, oh, well we're
42:40
Speaker 8: gonna go with Adam. They always go with the Democrat
42:41
Speaker 8: because of this. If you know what I mean, they
42:43
Speaker 8: got sticky stuff on my fingers. The rank and file.
42:46
Speaker 5: I know.
42:46
Speaker 8: I drink with them, I eat with them, I live
42:48
Speaker 8: with them. I'm a regular guy. I come from that
42:50
Speaker 8: element of civil servants, teaches cops fine and sanitation. The
42:54
Speaker 8: rank and file are gonna back Curtis Sliwa because they
42:57
Speaker 8: saw what Adams did to them. The reason that that
43:00
Speaker 8: cop got shot in the face the other day, thank
43:02
Speaker 8: god he's alive.
43:03
Speaker 1: I'm getting.
43:04
Speaker 8: I'm getting Eric Adams policy with the sanctuary city. The
43:08
Speaker 8: reason that cops get bricks thrown at them, fireworks shot
43:11
Speaker 8: in their face is because Eric Alldams allows these purple
43:14
Speaker 8: head little jew hating America hating terrorists to run the city.
43:18
Speaker 8: It's all on Adams.
43:20
Speaker 1: So what's gonna happen here? Listen to me.
43:22
Speaker 8: It's gonna wind up being Curtis lye With versus Man Dandy.
43:25
Speaker 8: This is exactly what's gonna happen. And everybody keeps saying
43:28
Speaker 8: he's talking heads in the local media, Well you can't.
43:32
Speaker 8: Curtis can't win because the Democrats and the Liberals a
43:34
Speaker 8: out number the Republicans. Listen to Uncle Scotty Man Dandy
43:38
Speaker 8: versus Curtis. What's gonna happen is the Liberals and the
43:41
Speaker 8: Democrats and the independence in this city are gonna take
43:44
Speaker 8: a good look at Man Dandy and they're gonna see
43:46
Speaker 8: that this little communist terrorist is gonna want to take
43:49
Speaker 8: their their lives, their money, their property away. And I
43:53
Speaker 8: guarantee you the Democrats, liberals, and independence with common sense
43:57
Speaker 8: are gonna say, hell no, we're back in artists. That's
44:00
Speaker 8: a fact. That's exactly what's gonna happen. So everybody needs
44:03
Speaker 8: to put the energy, flip the script, because that's what
44:06
Speaker 8: New Yorkers do best. We flip the narrative and hits
44:09
Speaker 8: your wagons to Curtisly what that's gonna save the city
44:12
Speaker 8: and this country?
44:13
Speaker 1: Mock my words. I mean, I'm thinking about what you're saying,
44:18
Speaker 1: and I'm remembering a little election back in ninety two
44:21
Speaker 1: where a guy named Ross Perrot screwed the incumbent, George
44:25
Speaker 1: hw and Clinton won. And I think you might be
44:28
Speaker 1: onto something here, Scotty. That enough common sense Democrats, the
44:33
Speaker 1: Independence and even if they don't go for Curtis, they
44:36
Speaker 1: don't go for Mindami, they go for Adams, and then
44:41
Speaker 1: younger generation radical liberals will go for Mindami. That's gonna
44:44
Speaker 1: split the vote big time. Independence always win a race.
44:49
Speaker 1: And if your boy Curtis has all the Republicans and
44:51
Speaker 1: gets enough independence. He could squeak in because the Independent
44:54
Speaker 1: and Democrat vote that skews more left will divide between
44:58
Speaker 1: Eric and Mindami. I think you might be onto something here. Yes.
45:01
Speaker 8: And the thing about Adams is that it's kicking the
45:04
Speaker 8: can down the road and every investor, business owner. This
45:07
Speaker 8: is a capitalist city, the capitalist city of the world,
45:10
Speaker 8: and everybody's leaving.
45:11
Speaker 1: Adams is just kicking.
45:12
Speaker 5: The can down the road.
45:13
Speaker 1: He created this great.
45:14
Speaker 8: Exodus for families, businesses, investment. He is nothing. I'm telling you,
45:19
Speaker 8: you're kicking the can down the road. And the other thing,
45:22
Speaker 8: you think you're gonna get rid of these little purple
45:24
Speaker 8: head violet excuse me, violent protesters. If Adams wins, no,
45:27
Speaker 8: because they're great guru man dandy.
45:29
Speaker 1: Will lose to this guy.
45:31
Speaker 8: They will be louder and more violent, and we will
45:33
Speaker 8: get more destruction in the city.
45:35
Speaker 1: With Curtis. Curtis will cut snip the leash of the.
45:38
Speaker 8: NYPD to do it they have to do, to squash
45:41
Speaker 8: these violent, little purple head protesters and put them in
45:45
Speaker 8: their place. That's how it breaks down. Listen to Uncle Scottie,
45:49
Speaker 8: not these journalists and our local city here who just
45:52
Speaker 8: got there. The plumber two weeks ago. They're not like you, Dan,
45:56
Speaker 8: they're not a real journalist.
45:58
Speaker 1: Well, I just like looking at the and I can't
46:00
Speaker 1: imagine enough Americans in our biggest and once greatest city
46:04
Speaker 1: in this nation going for a anti American psycho like
46:09
Speaker 1: Zoorron Mendani. So I hope to God not And then
46:12
Speaker 1: I agree with you. They've watched what's happened to New
46:15
Speaker 1: York during the COVID pandemic, with the economy, with the
46:18
Speaker 1: crime under Adams, and go, we can't go for either
46:21
Speaker 1: one of these idiots, and they pick your boy, Curtis.
46:23
Speaker 1: So I'm with you, Scottie. I know that's not the
46:25
Speaker 1: narrative that some in the conservative Republican world are spewing today,
46:29
Speaker 1: But last time I checked, oh yeah, this show still
46:33
Speaker 1: has my name on it. So I'll say whatever the
46:34
Speaker 1: hell I want, Scott, Thank you, brother, Appreciate you, Love you, yep,
46:38
Speaker 1: love you. Take care up next. President Trump recently signed
46:42
Speaker 1: the Genius Act into law, which ads regulation to crypto currency.
46:46
Speaker 1: So is that a bad or a good thing, because, honestly, folks,
46:49
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't pay attention to crypto enough
46:52
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46:55
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46:57
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we worked hard. It's a very important act, the
49:17
Speaker 2: Genius Act. They named it after me, and I want
49:20
Speaker 2: to thank you.
49:21
Speaker 1: I want to thank you. This is a hell of
49:24
Speaker 1: an act. Of course, you could say that your favorite
49:29
Speaker 1: president making a little joke, the Genius Act. It's named
49:33
Speaker 1: after me, of course, With the stroke of his famous
49:37
Speaker 1: sharpie pen, President Trump signing the Genius Act in the
49:40
Speaker 1: law last Friday, making it the first major federal crypto
49:44
Speaker 1: legislation in the US. The Genius Act positions America now,
49:47
Speaker 1: as the President says, the global leader in digital assets
49:50
Speaker 1: and the digital currency revolution. And they say it strengthens
49:54
Speaker 1: consumer protection in digital financial markets. Now we will also
49:57
Speaker 1: bolster the dollar's role as the world's primary reserve, concertancy,
50:00
Speaker 1: and currency. Rather, and they claim it will enhance national
50:04
Speaker 1: security through regulation of digital assets. I take his word
50:09
Speaker 1: for it because I have not paid attention to crypto
50:11
Speaker 1: like I should folks, and I don't know, but I
50:13
Speaker 1: do know we probably needed something on this because it's
50:16
Speaker 1: been exploding the last few years. Now. This new bill
50:19
Speaker 1: signed into law also establishes the first ever federal regulatory
50:24
Speaker 1: system for stable coins, a type of cryptocurrency designed to
50:28
Speaker 1: maintain a stable value by tying the price to an external,
50:33
Speaker 1: generally stable asset like the US dollar or like commodities
50:37
Speaker 1: like gold and silver. Additionally, the bill establishes regulatory framework
50:42
Speaker 1: for stable coins, requiring issuers to comply with anti money
50:47
Speaker 1: laundering and sanction regulations. Again, conservatives never like that dirty
50:52
Speaker 1: word regulation, but I would think we're putting our money.
50:55
Speaker 1: It would help if the government protect us so we
50:56
Speaker 1: don't get screwed by the bad guys out there. Now,
51:00
Speaker 1: not everyone has been on board with the Genius Act.
51:03
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, our friend Georgia Congressman Margie Taylor Green
51:07
Speaker 1: voted against it. She says she believes this act is
51:10
Speaker 1: possibly a backdoor for establishing a central bank digital currency,
51:16
Speaker 1: which she claims could be used by the government to
51:19
Speaker 1: control individual's ability to buy and sell. Green warns that
51:23
Speaker 1: the Genius Act promotes a cashless society and enables digital
51:27
Speaker 1: currency systems to be weaponized by a future authoritarian government
51:33
Speaker 1: against we the people some legitimate concerns. So joining us
51:38
Speaker 1: now for more insight into the world of cryptocurrency something
51:42
Speaker 1: as I've admitted to you before, folks, and you know,
51:45
Speaker 1: I give it to you real I don't know a
51:47
Speaker 1: lot about That's why my friend, who I've known four years,
51:51
Speaker 1: we used to work in local news together. She knows
51:53
Speaker 1: a lot about it. That's why I invited her on.
51:55
Speaker 1: She's the host of the Coin Stories podcast. This is
51:58
Speaker 1: like the number one podcast when it comes to crypto.
52:01
Speaker 1: She also has a new book upcoming later this fall
52:03
Speaker 1: called Bitcoin Is for Everyone. Natalie Burnell on the program
52:08
Speaker 1: for the first time, and Natalie, I'm so sorry it
52:10
Speaker 1: took me this long to get an old friend on
52:12
Speaker 1: the show. But I need you to explain this like
52:15
Speaker 1: I'm a third grader, because I am when it comes
52:18
Speaker 1: to crypto, I don't invest in it. You and I've
52:20
Speaker 1: had this discussion offline. I don't get it, and so
52:24
Speaker 1: I want to understand more. But first and foremost welcome
52:27
Speaker 1: and what do you think about the Genius Act? Good
52:29
Speaker 1: or bad idea on Crump's part, Well.
52:32
Speaker 9: Thank you so much for having me. It's never too
52:34
Speaker 9: late to learn about bitcoin. Honored to be here, and sure,
52:37
Speaker 9: let's start with the Genius Act. There are some legitimate
52:39
Speaker 9: concerns out there, but let's just start with the basic.
52:41
Speaker 9: When you hear the Genius Act, it's really about stable coins.
52:44
Speaker 9: And when you think of stable coins, just think of
52:45
Speaker 9: the dollars. So to your earlier points, it really establishes
52:49
Speaker 9: the first federal regulatory framework for stable coins in the US.
52:53
Speaker 9: It sets requirements from issuers like backing them one to
52:57
Speaker 9: one with cash reserves and short term US Treasury bills,
53:01
Speaker 9: which is good if we want to issue more debt,
53:03
Speaker 9: and it establishes oversight by federal regulators. And the Genius
53:07
Speaker 9: Actor is really landmark because it's the first ever piece
53:09
Speaker 9: of federal legislation in the US to embrace digital assets.
53:13
Speaker 9: And Congress came together largely in a bipartisan way, which
53:17
Speaker 9: when is the last time you saw that happen in DC, right,
53:19
Speaker 9: But if you want to dig into stable coins more,
53:21
Speaker 9: just so people can distinguish them from the electronic dollars
53:24
Speaker 9: they use in bank accounts, they're a little bit different
53:27
Speaker 9: because they're actually faster. They settle instantly, they move twenty
53:30
Speaker 9: four to seven and across borders, and they've become very
53:33
Speaker 9: popular internationally, especially in emerging markets and countries with currency crises.
53:38
Speaker 9: I've talked to a lot of these people. They can't
53:40
Speaker 9: open US dollar bank accounts, but they can download crypto
53:43
Speaker 9: wallets and exchange their fiat currencies for stable coins, So
53:47
Speaker 9: it does extend the dollar globally. It's been a lifeline
53:51
Speaker 9: for people in so many countries because yes, we have
53:54
Speaker 9: inflation here in the US, but nowhere near as bad
53:57
Speaker 9: as other nations experience, and so stay coins have been
54:01
Speaker 9: used internationally a lot more than even here in the US.
54:04
Speaker 9: But people have to remember they're issued by centralized entities.
54:08
Speaker 9: The biggest ones are Tether and Circle, so you still
54:10
Speaker 9: have to trust that the issuer is you know back
54:13
Speaker 9: in can honor the redemptions.
54:16
Speaker 1: Exactly if I log on today and I want to buy,
54:18
Speaker 1: and there's different coins out there. Bitcoin, of course, is
54:21
Speaker 1: the one that we hear a lot about ever since
54:22
Speaker 1: this whole thing started. I don't there the original, but
54:24
Speaker 1: it's one of the original big ones, right, Natalie, Because
54:26
Speaker 1: I hear bitcoin, Bitcoin, Trump's got it coin, everybody's getting
54:29
Speaker 1: a coin. So somebody needs to back up the fact
54:32
Speaker 1: that if I, as an investor tomorrow, want to buy
54:35
Speaker 1: ten thousand bucks worth of bitcoin or whatever one of
54:38
Speaker 1: these stable coins, the issuer has to back that, right.
54:41
Speaker 1: What if something falls apart within their company and then
54:43
Speaker 1: I call up one day and go, hey, I want
54:45
Speaker 1: to move my coin over here, and they go, yes, gone, sorry,
54:47
Speaker 1: we reinvested it and we lost our asses and you
54:50
Speaker 1: lost all your money. So does the Genius Act then
54:53
Speaker 1: guarantee that folks that are going to be trading these
54:55
Speaker 1: coins digitally have to prove they can back it up? Now?
54:59
Speaker 9: Is that part of this Well, yep, that's one of
55:01
Speaker 9: the requirements that these issuers are going to be subject
55:04
Speaker 9: to audit to make sure that they do maintain that
55:06
Speaker 9: peg and they have the backing. But you actually made
55:08
Speaker 9: a very interesting point, which is a great place to
55:11
Speaker 9: sort of distinguish why Bitcoin is so different from crypto,
55:15
Speaker 9: including stable coins. Stable coins and other cryptotokens have issuers,
55:20
Speaker 9: which means you have to trust the people that are
55:22
Speaker 9: behind any one of these companies or protocols, whereas Bitcoin
55:27
Speaker 9: is an asset with no issuer. It is a decentralized
55:30
Speaker 9: network and protocol, open source for any of us to verify,
55:33
Speaker 9: and it's decentralized in the same way that the Internet
55:35
Speaker 9: is decentralized. There's no point of failure, no CEO, no
55:38
Speaker 9: board of directors, no one in control. So in that way,
55:42
Speaker 9: it's actually something that I think you can trust more
55:44
Speaker 9: than any of these issued tokens.
55:47
Speaker 1: I know you've been telling me for years. Right last one,
55:49
Speaker 1: my friend MPG, and I'm sure you saw her concerns
55:52
Speaker 1: are like, hey, makes sense that we need some regulation
55:55
Speaker 1: on something that's never been regulated, especially when we're talking
55:58
Speaker 1: about the American consumer's dollars in investing. However, she's worried
56:03
Speaker 1: that down the road, with the wrong people in charge
56:05
Speaker 1: in DC, you could have the government try to take
56:07
Speaker 1: over and centralize all this and then start spewing out
56:11
Speaker 1: rules so that you and I just couldn't trade this
56:14
Speaker 1: bitcoin or stable coins freely and they could add all
56:17
Speaker 1: kinds of cramp to it, kind of like the Fed
56:19
Speaker 1: chair does right now with our interest rates and the dollar.
56:21
Speaker 1: So are you in the same camp as MTG. Are
56:24
Speaker 1: you a little concerned though, that this could open that
56:26
Speaker 1: backdoor if she calls it to the government taking too
56:30
Speaker 1: much control of these digital coins in the future.
56:33
Speaker 9: I think it's a very legitimate concern. It's one of
56:36
Speaker 9: the reasons why I think bitcoin offers the solution because
56:39
Speaker 9: you can self custody it and you can actually take
56:42
Speaker 9: sovereignty over your financial future because you have to remember
56:46
Speaker 9: stable coins and a lot of these other tokens. With
56:48
Speaker 9: these issuers, that means they are programmable, they are surveilled,
56:52
Speaker 9: everyone knows exactly what you're doing, and they can cut
56:55
Speaker 9: you off like so many we've seen. Even with President Trump,
56:59
Speaker 9: he said, I like bitcoin because I've been cut off
57:01
Speaker 9: the US banking system. So if you have issuers, if
57:04
Speaker 9: you have something that's highly regulated, and you have an
57:06
Speaker 9: authoritarian regime takeover, absolutely there's a risk of that.
57:10
Speaker 7: Now.
57:10
Speaker 9: We're lucky that right now we have an administration that
57:12
Speaker 9: says they are pro financial freedom, anti CBDC, but we
57:15
Speaker 9: need to make sure we have those guardrails in place
57:18
Speaker 9: so that we do have enshrined in our laws and
57:21
Speaker 9: in our policies the right to self custody, especially with
57:25
Speaker 9: things like bitcoin, which is essentially digital property.
57:28
Speaker 5: This is so new.
57:29
Speaker 9: Most people never thought that they would own digital property
57:31
Speaker 9: before they think of their house or they think of it.
57:33
Speaker 1: I'm still scared of it, but I'm going to start
57:35
Speaker 1: looking into it now with this act in place and
57:38
Speaker 1: my friend telling me it's good and safe, and so
57:40
Speaker 1: I will end the interview with this to all our
57:42
Speaker 1: viewers here, do your homework, folks before you invest in
57:46
Speaker 1: any of the digital coins, because there's tons out there.
57:48
Speaker 1: Just do your homework. Check in with my friend Natalie
57:51
Speaker 1: Burneill and her podcast Coin Stories, and she's got a
57:54
Speaker 1: book coming out later this year called Bitcoin Is for Everyone.
57:57
Speaker 1: I trust her. If she's telling me it's a wise
57:59
Speaker 1: and best and it's safe certain ones, then I would
58:02
Speaker 1: look into it. Natalie, thank you so much. Keep your
58:04
Speaker 1: phone on. I have a filling money need advice from you. Jaer.
58:08
Speaker 9: Thank you so much for having me appreciate it.
58:10
Speaker 1: Thank you, and folks, that's gonna do it. Thanks for
58:12
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58:15
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58:16
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58:18
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58:20
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58:23
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58:26
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58:28
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58:31
Speaker 1: Americans out there, be brave, and God bless you all.
58:33
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