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2020 Election Fraud Burn Bags Discovered |EP641 · The Big Mig Show

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Let's talk about I, you know, is this, is this starting to be a
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recurring theme? We're hearing about burn bags.
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We're hearing about evidence stuffed in burn bags over and
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over and over again. Now it's the 2020 election, the
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presidential election fraud. Yeah, Joe Biden was installed.
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But of course, now Tulsi Gabbard has discovered burn bags with
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2020 election fraud evidence in them.
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You know, the question is, George, they found a lot of burn
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bags. I wonder how many burn bags they
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actually used? How much stuff did they actually
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shred and burn that we will never get to see?
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It's a good question, but you know, when it comes to these
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burn bags, they didn't just they put aside and somebody forgot
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about them. No, someone put them aside and
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hid them on purpose. Because once you put that stuff
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in a bag and it's it's sent to be destroyed.
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It I mean, it's destroyed right there in the spot.
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So somebody had the good sense to hide it, stash it somewhere
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for somebody, you know, maybe, hopefully.
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Well, it rainy day, maybe an insurance policy all right.
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But regardless, we have the goods anyway.
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All right, Well, I wanted to kick this show off with Never
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Judge a book by its cover. What I mean by that, when the
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cover band is too good, but you're wondering, is that guy
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really singing? Well, it turns out this guy is
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really singing. If you close your eyes, you're
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going to think it's better than the original band.
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But when you look at him, it's kind of a different story.
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I did not expect this guy to belt out this tune like this.
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George. Oh.
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Let's hear it. Check this out bro Oops.
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Pretty good word. Surprised or what?
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Surprisingly good. close to almost sounding like Zeppelin.
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Yeah, Plant so. No doubt he's going to give you
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a whole lot. Looks like he's been doing a
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whole lot of snacking, but the guy is doing a whole lot of
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singing too. Listen, you know what?
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It doesn't matter how people look.
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If you look at some singers, look at Aretha Franklin.
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Look at meatloaf. Look at Adele, how she was
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happy. She looks good now.
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There's a lot of people out there you don't know.
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Yeah, that can sing in bells. I don't know, but I see this
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guy, this Asian chunky dude, and I would never expect it.
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If he's Asia, this guy's going to what?
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He's Asian. Yeah, he's Asian.
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It was an Asian cover band. I had to look it up because I
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thought maybe it was fake, right?
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And I looked it up, and the guy's legit.
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The point is, this chunky Asian guy, I did not expect him to
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belt out Led Zeppelin like that. I just didn't expect it.
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Guy caught me off guard. All right, B and I, Tulsi
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Gabbard, we love her more every day.
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You know, she uncovers burn bags of documents tied to 2020
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election corruption. So the current she's office, of
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course, she's its current director of national
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intelligence. So far, I think she's been doing
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a bang up job. She seems to have been a great
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choice. What do you think here, George?
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President Trump announced this, he said.
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And you've also found many bags of information.
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I think they call them burn bags.
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They're supposed to be burned and they didn't get burned
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having to do with how corrupt the 2020 election was.
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And when will that all come out? Mr. President?
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I will be the first to brief you once we have the information
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collected. This is crazy, George, that it
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seems like the longer they're in there, the more hidden shit
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they're finding. I don't know, it's kind of
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shocking for the most safe and safest and secure election in
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history as a. It is a shocker.
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Are you shocked and appalled? I'm insulted.
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Yes, I am very insulted. I mean, think about it, You had
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back Trump's own people in positions.
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He's the guy. He said it was, I forget his
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name saying, oh, it's strong, it's secure, it was good.
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Nothing, nothing. All's Intel, all's Intel, guys
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all. And let me let me remind.
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You. Who was Ratcliffe was on one of
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the Intel committees and nothing, nothing.
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We got ungots. There's a guy with the they made
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a big deal of. They kept talking about he was
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going to come out and do everything.
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What was that guy's name? The special investigate special
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prosecutor. John Durham.
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Oh yeah, The Durham report's coming.
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The Durham Report. Grab your popcorn.
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Get ready. The Durham Report.
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Let me let me ask everybody who's watching.
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Your freaking KY all they did was give us the old let me
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didn't get anything. Hold on, let me ask everybody
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this question and you can take your time and look, you don't
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give me an answer right now, but if you can find me an answer,
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find me any time. Where the government got a
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special prosecutor, where they paid all this money.
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He had limitless resources behind him, could look into us
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anything he wants or her ordinance she wants.
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Where they came out and found something credible, let me know
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because I. Special prosecutors, I mean, not
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really. How much we wasted on on John
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dorm. Who knows?
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Millions. And let let's go before that.
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How much do they waste? On all the bullshit we had to
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listen to online about oh they're it's cute and it's going
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to happen and you enjoy the show and oh they've got everything
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and blah blah blah blah. Well hold on, they do have
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everything, they just neglect to share with us.
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Yeah, exactly. They do have everything.
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They they forgot the important part.
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We want to know. Inquiring minds want to know.
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I know. You know who's salivating when
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it when they heard this? Mike Lindell.
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Oh, the P caps, I've got them absolute proof.
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All right, Of course, Gabbard goes on to say she's got a long
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list of things that they're investigating.
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She says they have the best of the best going after this.
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You know, it looks like, you know, there's been plenty of
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good news. Of course, we've seen 0 border
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crossings for the month for Trump versus 60,000 a month for
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sleepy crooked Installed Joe Child sniffer.
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Hey, no murders in DC for the first poopy.
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Pants, Mr. Poopy Pants. No murders in DC for the first
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week. I mean, yeah.
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We got no murders in DC. Of course they were lying about
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those statistics. We were having probably way more
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murders than they even told us. Oh.
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Oh, here they go, though. They're going to appoint a
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special prosecutor. That's why.
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Maybe we'll get a special prosecutor this time that does
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the job. But he's not.
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Sydney Powell is special prosecutor.
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I'll take no. Stop.
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Why do we need a special? We don't need a special
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prosecutor. Yeah.
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Why do we need a special prosecutor?
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You have the DOJ? Yeah.
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Just indict. Him you have prosecutors, why
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can't they do the work? I don't know why I don't.
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Why does this this so so-called special prosecutor can look at
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stuff that a regular prosecutor can't or DOJ prosecutor,
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high-ranking one? I don't know, maybe Judge
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Jeanine Pirro, the DC District Attorney, US attorney.
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Yeah, I don't. The cash Patel and Dan, how
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about just giving us an investigation?
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Why do we need to? Waste money in all this because
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you know how long this special prosecutor is going to have to
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take because let's. Face it.
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Hold on. Yeah, the special, if somebody
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gets pointed, special prosecutor, you think he's going
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to come out right away with stuff?
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Hell no. He's going to milk it.
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So he gets all paid all that money.
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By the time they come up with some president, President
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Trump's presidency is over. We're into the next one.
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Yeah, and then they won't do anything about it.
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Man, I don't know if they're going to do anything about it
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now. I sure hope so.
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I'm still waiting for arrest. We'll see.
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I'm still waiting for all those high level arrests.
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All right, let's play this clip so the audience can hear it from
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the horse's mouth. Hold on though, hold on.
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So you're going too fast. So I would like to see once
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they, once they put out the evidence, whatever the evidence
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is, hopefully it's like undeniable because I can just
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imagine how the left and the media, Oh my God, they're going
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to react. Oh yeah, yeah, they'll deny it.
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And. So how do we know these burn
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bags are legitimate? So you got to And another,
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another thing you people don't realize, yesterday when Trump
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had his cabinet meeting, they were there for three hours and
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he had the cameras in there for three hours.
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It was open door for three hours.
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When have you ever seen that? Never.
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Probably never, yeah. I mean, Biden had what?
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I've never seen it. Well, Biden would fall asleep
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during the Cabinet. Meeting he wasn't even there,
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his wife was there nor the other people come.
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On Yeah, the people who ran the auto pen were there.
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Yeah, right. All right, let's play the clip
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all. Right, let's hold on.
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I'm fixing something. Here we go, currency.
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Telling the truth is what will drive true accountability for
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the American people who deserve nothing less.
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And lastly, Mr. President, all of us are charged with being
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good stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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I've gone through a reorganization for ODNI that
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we've announced in the last week.
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We've cut nearly half of redundant, unnecessary functions
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within ODNI, saving taxpayers over $700 million a year.
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We will continue focusing on our core mission in keeping the
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American people safe and appreciate your leadership and
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your focus on this most critical task.
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And you've also found many bags of information, I think they
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call them burn bags. They're supposed to be burned.
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And they didn't get burned having to do with how corrupt
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the 2020 election was. And when will that all come out?
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Mr. President, I will be the first to brief you once we have
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that information collected. But you're right, it's it's we
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are finding documents literally tucked away in the back of safes
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and random offices in these bags and in other areas, which again,
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speaks to the intent of those who are trying to hide the truth
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from the American people and trying to cover up the
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politicization that was led by people like John Brennan and
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James Clapper and others that have caused really immeasurable
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harm to the American people and to our country.
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Great job. Thank you.
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We look forward to hearing it. The public looks forward.
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Thank you very much, Administrator.
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Thank you, Mr. President. Well, everyone knows Pete
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Hegseth got a killer's spot, doesn't he?
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He's got the killer's seat, man. He's right there on the left of
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Trump on every one of those meetings, it seems like.
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I don't know if that's normal. The the same seating chart as
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every dime. I don't know.
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Seems like it is. So yeah, you see that they're
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going to he want to change the name to the Department of War
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instead of Department of Defense.
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I think it's great. He was asked.
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He was asked, too, about it. It's like, don't you have to go
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to Congress and do it? And he was like, we could do it
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like this. Don't just go with it.
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He's like. I love him.
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Pete Hagseth. He was a good choice, man.
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You know, I'm, I'm pretty confident there's a handful of
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people I really like. Was Tom Holman in that cabinet
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meeting just there, do you know? He's not in the cabinet, dude.
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He's. Not that's right.
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Can you imagine Tom Holman at the cabinet meeting?
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He have some great things to say.
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I wish he was in there. Maybe they should take one of
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Marco Rubio's four jobs and give one to Tom Holman.
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That way he can be in a cabinet and he's we can hear him talk.
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All right, we say it common sense over and over again on the
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show. It's not.
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So common bro, I keep telling you.
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It is not so common, this Representative Democrat.
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Her name is Representative Carrie Reingens.
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She's a piece of shit, straight up.
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Yeah, I want this is a video she put up on TikTok.
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I verified it. It's on her account.
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She's a piece of shit. She is telling children, your
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children, and I don't care whether you're Republican or
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Democrat or non partisan, this should piss you off.
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She's telling your children to reach out to her if they want to
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get connected with getting puberty blockers and of course
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mutilation strategy surgery. She's not calling it that, but
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she's just, this is a piece of shit right here.
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Let's go, George. I'm confused.
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They're choosing to do that. The grown-ups at the University
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I don't understand how majority of parents allows us.
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I just I just don't like how do you vote for an idiot like that?
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Oh, never mind. The voting systems are you know
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what I mean? Come on.
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That's just saying that's just ain't right.
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You're kids, you're indoctrinating them.
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They don't know what they want. Yeah.
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You tell them you want a hamburger hot dog, they look at
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They're kids. Let them a piece of shit, let
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kids let. Kids be kids, man.
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Yeah, I mean, they want to decide to do that when they're
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18 or 19 years old. So be it.
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They're adult. I wonder if she has any kids,
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This lady. Yeah, she she's she's a complete
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piece of shit. And Michigan, you can do better.
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We can do better. That's a piece of shit right
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there. All right.
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I guess what we got to talk about here is RFK is breaking
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news, right? Yeah, this is huge.
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This is big. And he's been talking about it.
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I know he's been working on it. A lot of people have been
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attacking him, haters and stuff. But he says the HHS believes
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they found interventions which caused a massive spike in autism
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in children. And he's going to don't, don't
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say the word because you know why?
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Just don't say it. Oh hey, you might need to cut
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that out. Well, just, and they're going
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to, he's going to announce his findings in September.
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So, I mean, if you look at the rates, so in so they say what
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1970.7 children in 10,000 were found to have autism .7 Now it's
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one in 12.5 boys is what Kennedy is saying.
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One in 12.5. We went from .7 to 10,000 to 1
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and 12.5 was something is definitely wrong.
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Something is causing it. It's not people's genetics and
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stuff. I'm sorry.
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No, there's something else that's an underlying issue.
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What it is, I don't know. Could be food, could be
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anything. We're going to find out.
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We're going to reserve our judgment.
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We're not going to, you know, not going to project.
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We'll leave it, see what they say, but this is interesting.
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But the question is what is going to be done?
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And Can you imagine like all these parents have a child that
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has autism? Listen, it's not easy dealing
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with a with a kid that if you have a kid that has autism,
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especially depends on like, you know, you know, those kids that
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that can function. There's some that is not, but
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it, it's not easy on parents at all.
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Imagine how tough. Pace they're going to be.
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I know some people that have an autistic child.
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It's very. So do I, Yeah, very tricky, but
22:31
my heart goes out to him. Hopefully we can get to the
22:33
bottom of that. Great.
22:34
If, you know, the RFK is able to expose something or fix
22:38
something in the system, it's hurting our children.
22:41
We don't want that. All right, the Circuit Court.
22:43
Ruled the Whoa, whoa, whoa. I got a clip, man.
22:45
I got to play it. You want to hear from the world?
22:47
Yeah, please. Damn, Lance, You're all right.
22:49
Did that first show screw you up today?
22:51
No, maybe it's just too early. It's my fault, but I got you
22:54
guys get up early. That's great, Bobby, Bobby,
22:58
autism, if I could just, I don't want to go too long because we
23:00
have a lot of people, but the autism is such a tremendous
23:05
horror show. What's happening in our country
23:08
and some other countries, but mostly our country.
23:10
How are you doing on that? We are doing very well.
23:12
We will have announcements as promised in September.
23:15
We're finding interventions, certain interventions now that
23:21
are clearly, almost certainly causing autism, and we're going
23:26
to be able to address those in September.
23:29
It's such a a big day. I'm looking forward to that day
23:32
because there's something wrong when you see the kind of numbers
23:35
that you have today versus 20 years ago.
23:38
And those numbers, what are those numbers?
23:40
Well, in 1978, the biggest epidemiological study in history
23:47
was done in Wisconsin. They looked at 900,000 children
23:52
and they were looking for autism.
23:53
They knew what it looked like and they were very, very precise
23:58
about it, and they found a an incident rate of .7.
24:03
In other words, less than one for every 10,000 children.
24:07
Today, our most recent numbers are one in every 31 kids.
24:11
It's probably actually much worse than that because
24:13
California, which has the best collection system, is reporting
24:18
one out of every nineteen children of American children as
24:22
odds of them. One in every 12.5 boys.
24:25
I was gone from what? Less than one in 10,000 in 1971?
24:30
In 12.5 boys. Think of those numbers as.
24:33
So there has to be something artificially causing this,
24:37
meaning a drug or something. And I know you're looking very
24:40
strongly at different things and I hope you can come out with
24:43
that as soon as possible. So one in 10,000 and now it's
24:48
one in 31 or 34 or 12 if it's a boy.
24:51
Can you imagine that? One in 12?
24:55
That's for a boy on average 12.5.
24:58
It's not even believable that that could be.
25:00
And that was one in 10,000. Not so long ago.
25:06
I've been hearing these numbers that and they get worse and
25:08
worse every year. This there's got to be
25:10
something. I think there's nothing
25:13
including favored nations and everything else is nothing that
25:17
can be if you can find out the reason that that's happening and
25:21
I know we're going to we're going to do some things.
25:23
I think it's I think I think we I think we maybe know the reason
25:28
and I look forward to that press conference to be with you in
25:30
that press conference. That's going to be a great
25:32
thing. Thank you Bob, you're doing a
25:33
great job. Let.
25:36
Me tell you something. That's going to be a huge press
25:38
conference when this happens. Yeah, and then attention all the
25:42
parents out there with autistic children finding this out.
25:45
Sorry to hear about it. But you know, depending on
25:49
whatever their findings are, if they they actually, not
25:53
actually, but if they're able to 100% prove it or within a, I'm
25:58
going to say 80% margin, what are doctors going to say?
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Man, imagine if you found out you were using something that
26:05
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whenever we get the opportunity. Yes, Sir.
35:01
Another crappy ruling by Democrat.
35:04
Judges can't leave their political bias at the door.
35:07
They have to bring it into the courtroom. 3rd Circuit Court of
35:10
Appeals ruled on Tuesday that Pennsylvania's requirement that
35:13
mail in ballots with missing or incorrect dates be tossed
35:17
violates the United States Constitution.
35:20
Blah blah blah. Well, guess what?
35:28
I don't. So that's in Pennsylvania.
35:29
That's for the state of Pennsylvania, right?
35:32
Can that be now taken to another higher court?
35:38
Well, it's in there. It's like.
35:39
They can go to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, they can appeal
35:42
the ruling #1 and they go to the Supreme Court if they choose to.
35:48
But here's my thing. Hold on, this is the third.
35:50
It's not hard to. Fill out a ballot.
35:52
Oh, this isn't the you're right, this isn't the federal courts.
35:55
But they could appeal it first. They could try to appeal the
35:58
ruling and then they can take it to the Supreme Court if they can
36:02
get approved. All we need to get on this
36:04
stuff. Well, you asked a question,
36:06
Lance, and I'm going to answer. You asked, is it very that hard
36:09
to fill out ballots when you're trying to remember all the fake
36:12
name and addresses and birth dates?
36:14
Yes, it's difficult. You mean when you're filling it
36:16
out with fake information, it's harder than when you fill it out
36:19
with truthful, honest information?
36:21
Is that what you're? Saying, well, when you're
36:23
filling it out for yourself and you should know your own name
36:25
and birthday and stuff, it's not that difficult.
36:28
What when you got to do it for something, something else,
36:30
especially if it that doesn't exist or you don't know them.
36:32
Yeah, you're going to make mistakes.
36:34
Come on. You know, I don't like when
36:37
people insult our intelligence. I don't like when when they
36:39
insult my viewers intelligence. The big, big Mafia's
36:42
intelligence. Yeah.
36:45
What's the matter for you? It sucks.
36:48
More crappy rulings. They just can't leave their
36:52
political bias at the door, right?
36:54
And I think this man, if you can't figure out how to fill a
36:57
ballot out completely, then your vote maybe shouldn't count,
37:00
honestly. But how hard is it?
37:03
Ballots are so easy to fill out. This is in the, this is, it's
37:08
actually in the Constitution anyway.
37:09
But I mean, it's crazy. First of all, Pennsylvania, when
37:14
they made these rules, they, it was against the Pennsylvania law
37:18
anyway when they did certain stuff.
37:20
But like I said, you know, we always keep talking about
37:24
there's never no consequences. And so they're going to just
37:27
keep doing what they're doing. Even for judges, though, they
37:31
want to rule on their personal opinion or their personal belief
37:34
versus what's the rule of law, what's in the Constitution, what
37:37
you know, then there should be consequences.
37:40
Things need to be done. It's frightening, in my opinion,
37:43
that the the the guidance that judges have to follow is in the
37:46
judicial Canon, as it's called. That's kind of their playbook of
37:50
how they have to operate within the court system.
37:53
And I think they could give a flying shit if they follow the
37:57
judicial canons or not. There's so many of these judges
37:59
across the nation that aren't following the rules that they're
38:02
operating Sue Esponte. They're mischaracterizing
38:06
documents. They're they're basically
38:08
putting in rulings that are just biased.
38:11
They try to hide behind finality of a judgement.
38:14
They don't care whether or not there's been crimes committed or
38:17
otherwise. It's pretty nauseating really,
38:19
and it's embarrassing. I, I, I expect more from our
38:22
judiciary than that. There are some good judges,
38:24
don't get me wrong. There's some great judges.
38:27
There just aren't enough of them.
38:29
This is the federal courts, the Third Circuit of appeal.
38:31
Yeah, I said that. OK, I thought we said it wasn't
38:34
but. You know the impact on on our
38:36
election systems, George. It's not limited to the
38:39
elections. I'm just disgusted with the fact
38:42
the judiciary can't seem to stay in their lane and that they
38:45
don't really realize that. But things like obstruction of
38:48
justice, things like violations of Title eighteen, 240-1242, you
38:53
know, misprecings of felony, these are crimes, constitutional
38:56
violations. It's clear how they should rule.
38:58
It doesn't matter when those come up.
39:00
They should rule in favor of the person that's filed the case.
39:03
Even right now, Pam Bondi is pushing back on the J Sixers and
39:08
the Proud Boys case. She doesn't want it to go
39:11
forward. And yet at the end of the day,
39:12
we all know that that was a fed surrection.
39:15
And you know, Enrique Terrell and the rest of them, I was
39:17
talking to Enrique yesterday. They have a ton of evidence to
39:20
prove that in fact, that's accurate.
39:22
So why is she pushing back? She knows the criminality of the
39:25
of the of the, you know, J6 committee, one of the biggest
39:29
bullshit committees in history, lied, destroyed exculpatory
39:33
evidence, destroyed evidence, fabricated evidence.
39:36
Come on, man. These people that were involved
39:38
in J6, they need more than presidential parties.
39:40
They need full remand. They need vacateur with
39:43
prejudice. So all right, we've got a, you
39:46
know, this crooked Biden Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.
39:50
I mean, she got caught red handed.
39:53
She's committed mortgage fraud, which is probably bank fraud and
39:57
wire fraud. Additionally, I don't know if
40:00
it's election fraud because she called her primary residence on
40:02
top of it. I don't know how she was elected
40:05
as governor. I think she was just installed.
40:06
I don't think there's an actual election, but George is.
40:09
Every time we deal with anything with the Federal Reserve it just
40:12
makes me cringe. Am I right?
40:14
I mean, why is Lisa Cook not accepting the fact that she
40:18
should resign? She got caught dead to rights
40:21
and mortgage fraud seems to be the soup du jour for the
40:24
Democrats. She just seem to be getting
40:26
caught over and over again. You got Letitia James, you got
40:29
Adam Schiff, and now you got Lisa Cook.
40:33
So she's fighting this because think about it, if she's if,
40:41
well, who's going to hire? What company would it's going to
40:43
hire having that? Well, tough shit.
40:45
Well, well, you're asked why she's fighting and not leaving.
40:48
I'm telling you I'm not. Asking why she's fighting it.
40:50
Really. That was more a redundant
40:52
question. At the end of the day, I'm
40:53
giving redundant with her hand in the cookie jar.
40:56
Take your lumps, suck it up buttercup, and get the fuck out.
41:00
She stayed like they're they're her argument is and her lawyers
41:04
is well, she went under scrutiny of being vetted and all that
41:07
stuff and it didn't come up. Well, it didn't come up because
41:09
they didn't find it. Who?
41:10
Gives a shit. Hold on because they probably
41:12
didn't find it, but regardless of the.
41:14
Fact. Regardless of the fact is you
41:18
lied on your two mortgage applications blatantly within
41:21
two months of each one, and here you're supposed to hold a high
41:25
government. Well, not government, but a high
41:27
position in the Federal Reserve and you're going to vote on my
41:30
interest rates? I'm supposed to trust you.
41:32
Lady, get the fuck out of here. Are you kidding me?
41:36
Hell no, not trust you. No negative.
41:39
Get your ass out. I know.
41:40
Here's a. Design she had.
41:41
I will continue to carry out my duties to help the American
41:43
economy as I have been doing since 2022 Well, let's send in
41:46
the US Marshals. Let's go in and arrest your.
41:49
Ass just going to say. Indictment in place and then do
41:51
the rest of the work on the case.
41:53
You can always supersede it, Dieter.
41:54
Let's go snatch your ass up. That'll put an end to it.
41:57
Well, you have a clear cut case on on her mortgage fraud
42:00
application. Yeah.
42:01
I mean, who know if there's other stuff she did in history,
42:03
who knows. But yeah, that's, this is what
42:06
we've been saying. Indict.
42:07
Just go lock her up and indict her.
42:09
Arrest her. 100. We gave her a we gave her the
42:12
opportunity. Trump gave her the opportunity
42:13
to resign. She didn't want to do it.
42:15
All right, your ass got fired. Now you want to fight it?
42:18
All right, fight it from the jail cell.
42:20
Jail works out for you. Tired as crap.
42:23
They're just wasting so much of our time, our resources, our
42:25
money. This court, that court, anything
42:29
Trump does, it's always, it's in a court battle with these people
42:33
what, 99% of the time, 99.9% of the time Trump wins.
42:37
Taxpayers, resources and money. Yeah.
42:41
All right. Well, George, Chicago keeps
42:43
winning. I think they're the murder
42:44
capital of the country. I don't know if they've got the
42:46
highest murder rate at this point.
42:47
Since DC has now moved back in its position, Chicago may be #1
42:52
they win again. Looks like Chicago is now the
42:57
city topping the bedbug infestation list for the 5th
43:01
consecutive year. When it comes to city living,
43:05
most people expect the hustle and bustle, traffic and busy
43:07
sidewalks. Or probably don't think of bed
43:10
bugs. That's right, those stinky
43:12
little things that inhabit all kinds of nasty places.
43:15
Almost impossible to get rid of. Orkin will tell you over and
43:18
over again. Difficult.
43:20
Now this is the Orkin bedbug report.
43:23
Pretty accurate because if anybody would know, you think
43:25
Orkin would, I guess. Ben Hotel or Hodel, an Oregon
43:31
entomologist based in Atlanta, said in the press release.
43:34
It is critical that people know the best ways to identify,
43:37
prevent and control these pests. Bed bugs are some of the most
43:40
resilient pests in the world, making them extremely difficult
43:42
to control if brought into a home or hotel.
43:46
Much like Democrats that lie, they are some of the most
43:51
resilient pests in the world. No, Hodel didn't say that I did.
43:55
But they're really small. They'll cling the luggage,
43:57
purses, personal belongings. You got to check the beds in
44:00
these hotels man, because I've had some horror stories from
44:03
friends. So this is the congratulations
44:06
Chicago 50 year in the row. You've got gang bangers with
44:09
Glock switches and congratulations on being the
44:11
number one bed capital bedbug capital of the of the country.
44:15
2nd place goes to Cleveland, OH, followed by Oh yeah, another
44:20
great city. Detroit, MI, followed by Los
44:24
Angeles, CA and then Indianapolis, IN.
44:28
I'm not sure what happened in Indiana.
44:29
I wouldn't have guessed that one.
44:32
I'm sorry, what? Why wouldn't you have guessed
44:36
Indiana? I don't know.
44:39
I just didn't think Indiana. I just, I don't know why I would
44:42
have guessed Cal. I would have gotten just to be
44:44
honest. I wouldn't have gotten.
44:46
I didn't know that they they were number one.
44:48
I didn't know that Chicago was number one.
44:50
I would have guessed Detroit, MI is number one to be honest.
44:52
So here let's So I was on a phone call with Lance and, and
44:58
he asked me the question. He goes, what city in the nation
45:01
you think has the most bed bugs? And I said to Chicago, he's
45:05
like, how the hell did you get that right?
45:07
I said I just what I say to you process of elimination or
45:11
something when I say process of elimination and demographics, I.
45:16
Was shocked and you get right out of the gate.
45:18
Good job. Jokingly calls me racist.
45:20
Yeah, I said, George, you're a racist.
45:22
Yeah. Look man, yeah, if you go into a
45:26
hotel that's got bed bugs, I wouldn't stay.
45:28
But you got. To check these.
45:30
Curtains, cushions, you got to check the bed and if you put
45:33
your luggage down, you better put it on a rack because you got
45:36
to keep it away from that or other furniture because they'll
45:38
climb up the legs. They get in your luggage.
45:40
You'll be taking them home and you better examine your luggage
45:44
carefully when repacking again when you return home.
45:47
But I wouldn't stay there. You better place all dryer safe
45:50
clothes from your luggage and the dryer for 30 to 45 minutes
45:53
at the highest heat setting. Bed bugs can't handle the heat,
45:57
but it seems like the Democrats can.
45:59
I think the Democrats are still in the number one spot for being
46:02
the biggest pests in the country.
46:05
Well, can. We get rid of them.
46:06
Can we get rid of them? Is there a way to get rid of
46:08
them? I don't know, maybe you put them
46:09
in a high heat dryer for a couple of hours and that ought
46:12
to do. It and everybody, what we're
46:14
going to talk about next is a prime examples when you stand
46:17
up, voice your concerns, voice your opinion in the most
46:22
respectful, peaceful way, maybe they'll listen, right?
46:27
And plus it's always about the money too.
46:29
That's what it comes down to. I'm just waiting for the CEO to
46:32
get fired. Cracker Barrel Dorgs are going
46:34
to ditch their new logo. Tell me about what's going on
46:37
here. America's back.
46:38
America First. And Trump, Trump put that on his
46:41
social, social media, through social.
46:44
But they're ditching the the, the new logo and going back to
46:47
the old one. They said they this is what they
46:50
said yesterday. They go after listening to its
46:52
customers. It's going to scrap the new logo
46:55
and keep the old timer in place after listening.
46:57
No, they probably didn't listen to the first place.
46:59
Do you know that they did when they did their study to change
47:01
the logo, they did it in Brooklyn.
47:04
I think I have a Cracker Barrel there.
47:06
First of all. I don't even know there's a
47:08
Cracker Barrel in New York or never mind even Brooklyn, but I
47:12
don't even have a Cracker Barrel by me right here in North
47:14
Jersey. The only one in Jersey, they say
47:16
is like South Jersey a few hours away.
47:19
So I mean, right there, you should just fire your team
47:21
anyway. You don't do that.
47:23
You go where where your base is, whether the majority of
47:25
restaurants going to the Midwest or South, just stupid.
47:30
They go, this is like I'm going to I'm ponent it.
47:32
We want to thank our our your guests for sharing your voices
47:35
and love for Cracker Barrel, the restaurant chain chain said in a
47:38
statement. We said we, we would listen.
47:41
We and we have our new logo is going away and our old timer
47:45
will remain at Cracker Barrel. It's always been, always will be
47:49
about serving up delicious food, warm welcome and the kind of
47:52
country hospitality that feels like family and they go.
47:57
As a proud American institution, our 70,000 hardworking employees
48:00
look forward to welcoming you to our table soon.
48:04
This is what the restaurant chain said, and that's a common
48:06
sense. I said yesterday, it says, you
48:08
know, the sad part about all this is you have the like the
48:11
cooks, the waiters and waitresses.
48:12
The ones, especially the waiters and waitresses, are going to be
48:14
taking a hit because people are not going to go in.
48:16
Listen, we've got a consulting company from here on out.
48:19
The host of the Big Make Show could have saved all you
48:22
companies, Ford, you know, Harley-Davidson, Bud Light, you
48:27
know, Anheuser Busch. We could have saved you guys
48:29
hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars.
48:31
All you had to ask, is this a good idea?
48:33
And we've been like, no, you dumb fucks, it's a bad idea.
48:36
Don't do it. If you want good ideas, come to
48:39
the big big show. We'll help you out.
48:41
You can hit us up at info at the big big.
48:42
We're happy to advise you. You can pay our consulting fees
48:45
and and you'll thank us later because we'll save your
48:48
shareholders and your companies lots of money.
48:52
I love this next video, George. Good find.
48:56
Here's a a a DC small business owner named Tamika saying it
49:02
like it is. I'm actually.
49:05
Laying it down. The White House released this
49:06
video featuring of this DC business owner, so imagine what
49:11
her sales is going to go up to right now.
49:14
Good for her. Let me, Let's play.
49:16
My name is Tamika. The store has been vandalized
49:18
before with a bunch of teens running in.
49:21
I didn't want the staff members got hurt and injured as well,
49:25
and it kind of traumatized me a little bit.
49:27
I didn't like it. It's kind of hurtful.
49:29
Sometimes I'd be afraid to walk out this door, go to my car.
49:31
People work hard for their business inside their kids
49:34
looting. They're stealing every day, even
49:36
though those come in and steal that they walk beside the kids,
49:38
the kids stuff, stuff in their pockets.
49:40
But. Type of parenting you're doing.
49:41
Like I tell kids all the time, I get on free stuff all the time.
49:44
I'm something like if you're hungry, I will.
49:45
Feed you, there's no need to to steal from you.
49:49
You know, a lot of teens need to be dealt with and accountable
49:52
for their actions because they know right from wrong if their
49:55
parents can't be accountable for them.
49:56
I mean, the government need to step in.
50:00
I love it well, said Tamika. Well.
50:04
Said Tamika. She's a small DC business owner.
50:09
If you're there in the area, go support that woman, buy some
50:12
stuff in the store and thank her.
50:14
Cleaner storage. Hold on, thank her for for
50:17
making that video and, and speaking the truth and, and
50:22
letting American people say because mainstream media is not
50:25
going to show this, they're not going to talk about this forbid.
50:29
Good for her. A guy that doesn't speak the
50:31
truth over and over and over again.
50:34
Representative Jamie Raskin. This guy's got to be some kind
50:38
of dumb. Crime has always been part of
50:41
our history. Well, I guess that settles it,
50:43
George. There's no need for any law
50:44
enforcement. All the law enforcement.
50:46
You guys can quit. You can go home, retire.
50:48
Don't worry. We're not going to need you.
50:49
We're not going to need you anymore.
50:51
Because crime's part of our history.
50:52
Don't worry, I. Wonder if he's got any private
50:53
security detail? Yeah, yeah, we got to pull that
50:56
security detail and let him start.
50:58
Maybe we'll have him go walk around in Chicago, see how that
51:01
goes for him. So he doesn't wear the do rack
51:03
no more? Does he still wear it in
51:04
chambers? I don't know, because how come?
51:06
He's not wearing it on this guy is excuse me?
51:08
This is a political nightmare. Let's play and.
51:11
The military is not supposed to be used for ordinary law
51:14
enforcement purposes in DC. He was talking about cleaning up
51:18
the graffiti and, you know, dealing with the plight of
51:22
homelessness, which are obviously local, not federal
51:26
issues. And he's trying to militarize
51:31
our society, intimidate his political opponents.
51:34
The whole idea of picking cities based on their partisan
51:38
leadership is absurd. I mean, there's lots of
51:41
Republican cities and towns struggling with crime.
51:44
Everybody is across the country, always.
51:46
Crime is always been part of our history.
51:51
And yet crime is down in DC, for example, it's at a 30 year low.
51:56
It's down in Baltimore, it's down in Chicago.
51:59
But the point is that in our system of federalism, the
52:01
different branches of government and the different departments of
52:04
government are supposed to work together.
52:06
If Donald Trump thinks he's got some great ideas for Chicago or
52:09
Miami or Houston, TX or whatever, he should call a
52:14
summit for the White House and say, hey, here's some ideas
52:16
where the feds can work together with States and localities, not
52:20
have a series of rolling national.
52:21
Guard invasions of people's cities Want.
52:27
To retard, you know, again, I can't figure out.
52:31
We're asking how he keeps getting elected over and over.
52:34
And over they're not going to be able to spin this way.
52:36
The only thing like it's one thing I can sort of agree on is
52:40
the National Guard are not trained or made to be doing like
52:43
police work on the streets that I'll say they're great there for
52:47
a deterrent and, you know, back up for their feds or wherever to
52:50
use them. But they're really not trained
52:52
for that. So still, you put them out there
52:59
with their fucking ARS walking. It's going to be a good
53:02
deterrent. Kid might think twice about
53:06
breaking in something. Hey, listen, no murder.
53:07
Stealing from Tamika? Also, I said it'd be nice if
53:13
they didn't steal from Tamika. All right, so this is a story
53:16
that came came out late last night.
53:18
It's kind of early morning TO JS investigating whether the FBI
53:22
under Joe Biden secretly destroyed damaging classified
53:26
documents to protect comedy. And Brennan, I wonder how
53:30
they're going to how they improve that because if they
53:32
destroyed them, what are you going to have?
53:36
If it's a whistleblower, it's a one.
53:38
It's a whistleblower's word against other, other FBI agents.
53:42
I don't know. It's not going to bode well in
53:43
court. Did you see this?
53:45
You know, it's more of the same. I haven't seen it, but hopefully
53:48
they're going to get on top of it again.
53:50
What I want to see is perp walks, baby perp walks.
53:53
And I want to give those J Sixers relief.
53:56
Pam Bondi needs to get on top of the DOJ.
53:58
And there's a lot of stuff going wrong in the DOJ, like
54:00
eavesdropping on, you know, attorney-client privilege
54:04
communications. You got to take a look at that.
54:06
Also, I sent over a report to the House Oversight Committee
54:09
and the House Judiciary Committee.
54:10
It's time to do something. You know, hold on, hold on the J
54:14
Sixers thing, right? That's just the Proud Boys doing
54:17
that case. If they all the J Sixers got
54:19
together and did a class action suit you'd probably be I think.
54:23
There's a few more than the none of the Proud Boys in that case,
54:26
but I don't know. Enrique's pretty worked up about
54:28
it. I don't blame him.
54:29
Pam Bondi's supposed to be in there helping those guys.
54:31
We know it was a feds direction. Let's get to the bottom of it.
54:34
Let's get those guys relief. How about vacatur?
54:36
No presidential pardons? How about vacatur and dismissal
54:40
with prejudice? At the end of the day, that's
54:42
what that's the least they could do for all the the Proud Boys
54:44
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