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Welcome to the Big Mig Talk Radio show, broadcasting live
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from the Mile High City, Denver, Co.
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We are the tip of the spear, cutting through the noise and
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delivering an hour of unfiltered news, guests, and truth that
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transcends boundaries and unites the nation.
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This is the Big Mig Talk radio show.
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Welcome back to the Big Meek talk radio show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George Valentin.
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We are the tip of the spear. Our plan is to educate and unify
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the country one episode at a time.
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On this show we believe it is better to be hugged by the truth
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than comforted with a lie. We are live in Denver and NYC.
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George Ballantine, rise and grind.
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Do what we do. Man.
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It's been a busy week. How are you, brother?
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I'm doing well, Lance, another week down the tubes, another non
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disappointing week with news. But you know, it's a lot of good
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news. I'm going to say, you know,
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doing good. The knee is healing pretty good,
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you know, taking it day by day. Yeah, that knee's really been
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healing up. You've been, although you have
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been going through a couple of rough sessions, you know, on
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that rehab, huh? I've heard a couple of them.
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You tell me. We're pretty tough.
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Yeah, they were, but you know, no pain, no gain, they say,
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right, That's what they're talking about.
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There's been a lot of chatter online and I can understand why.
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And you know, George and I have heard some things that are going
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on about this. They are emptying Guantanamo
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Bay. And the question that's been
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broiling around on social media, it's been all over X and
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everywhere else is people like why?
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What is going on? Why have they moved all these
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illegal aliens out of Guantanamo Bay?
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And I understand that it's more than just the aliens, that
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they're actually emptying out a large portion of Guantanamo Bay.
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And we know it's not because they're closing it down.
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They just increase the size of it.
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So, you know, George, a lot of people are saying that this was
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just the illegal alien criminals, of course, were
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arrested by Trump's borders are Tom Holman.
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And it turns out that is not the case.
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It is not just the the inmates that were arrested by Tom
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Holman. A whole bunch of people have
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been moved to Atlanta DOJ, one of their holding facilities
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there. What are your what are your
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thoughts here bro? I don't know.
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I don't, you know what, this is a tough one because, you know,
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they just built that new section over there.
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It was actually they were doing it under Biden, believe it or
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not. So, I mean, I don't know, maybe
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they're making room for some new arrests coming.
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That's the only logical thing I can come up with, you know, and
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probably in reality, by putting the ICE people, ICE detentioners
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over there in Cuba, like Guantanamo Bay versus Atlanta.
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And when they have to go to court, do they have to fly them
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back and forth and maybe you'll save money?
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I don't. I mean, this is a toss up.
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But if you're saying that, they're completely emptying it
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like everybody. Well, I've got to tell you, I
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got that from a really reliable source.
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And they're, and they are absolutely confirming that it's
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more than just the recent illegal immigrants.
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I mean, you know, look, look, we, we, we've seen Tom Holman
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going to OverDrive. This guy's a badass.
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I saw, I found a picture of him as as a younger Border Patrol
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agent. He looked like a badass then.
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He's a badass now. He's getting tons of pushback
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and resistance from these Democrats, sanctuary city
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mayors, governors, right? They've seen ICE coming in
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conjunction with the local law enforcement, state law
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enforcement. They're making significant
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progress. There's no doubt they're focused
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on some of the worst of the worst.
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But they're moving on to, you know, people have been here for
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way staying past their visas because the bottom line when
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people start crying about, Oh, well, I've been here for 20
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years and I've been paying my taxes or I've been, you know,
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adding to the economy, The bottom line is you did it
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illegally right from the get go. So the fact that you're being
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forced to move because you violated the laws.
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Listen, if we were doing this in Spain, if we were doing it in
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Italy, it wouldn't matter what country if we entered illegally
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and and made a living there illegally, you think Spain would
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care? You think Russia would care?
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It's not. It's the same kind of level of
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crime. It's still a federal crime.
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But they're going after all these guys, you know, the
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murderers, the rapists, all those ones that Biden and the
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administration let them, child predators, drug cartel members.
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You know, they did a bunch of roundups here on the trade.
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They had Aragua gang here in Colorado.
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So, so far they've made an astounding 32,000 arrests, which
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you got to give it to him. What has he been in for 70 days
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now? 80 days?
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I don't even know where we're. At it's not it.
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Seems like it's been It seems like it's only been a week or
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two. It's not even been two months,
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Lance, because he got, he got inaugurated January 20th.
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So let's go February 20th. It's March 15th today.
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So we're not even two months in. Yeah, so, you know, I think he's
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killing. Arrests.
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All those guys are facing charges, deportation.
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But for sure we know this. All 40 illegal migrants that
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were held at Guantanamo Bay have been sent back in the United
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States, are now being held in Louisiana.
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And I heard some of them going to Atlanta.
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Now in that group there's 23, what they consider high threat
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illegal aliens. Those are the ones that are held
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at the detention center on the base.
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And seventeen others were held at the migrant operation center.
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So they were, they were taken by ICE, by aircraft to Louisiana.
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But I've also understood that some have been taken to Atlanta
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and the number is not just the immigrants.
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So are they, are they, are these, you know, these high
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level illegal immigrants? So the question is, George, and
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this is what I've heard there. There may be more going on
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because, you know, Guantanamo is a military tribunal base.
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And the fact is I'm being told that they are preparing for some
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high profile detain detainers, that some of some of these
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arrests that are coming up are going to be high profile
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individuals and they're going to be housed there at Guantanamo.
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And that's why they're making the space.
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Lance, you get me all excited. Lance, don't tease me.
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You know, I don't want to get you too excited because, you
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know, we've heard things like this before, though I heard it
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confirmed by, by a, by a person in the know and it'd.
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Be nice, it'd be nice to see you get put to good use though for
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what is designed for though in reality.
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Well, we'd all like to see some accountability and consequences.
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One of the biggest complaints was, you know, something I saw
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on social media this morning, I'm seeing multiple high profile
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social media accounts. They're not happy so far with
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the Pam Bondi performance. You know, we talked about it on
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the show. We're trying to give her a fair
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chance. We want to see her to be able to
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do the job. But a lot of people think she
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should be moving much more quickly.
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And in fact, I saw somebody comparing her to Tom Holman.
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Well, Tom Holman's moving really quickly.
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How come she can't move quickly? You know, she just came out and
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said that she said FBI Director Catch Patel will give her a
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deadline for reviewing the Epstein files, stating the FBI
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will release as much as they can as soon as they can.
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So wait a minute. So the FBI is giving her
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deadline. I thought she's the boss, she's
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the AG. So which one?
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It's a little conflicting statement there, isn't it?
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Well, we went from it's all sitting on my desk ready to go
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to the FBI is resisting on giving me all the files and now
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I'm demanding them to. Nobody at the FBI facing
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penalties for risk through the files, which means they probably
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curated the files, which I'll bet a whole bunch of stuff has
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been removed or destroyed. And now all of a sudden she's
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talking about how the FBI is going to give her permission or
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tell her the deadline to release the files.
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Now, none of that makes any sense to me.
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If there's a bunch of guilty people in there, it's really
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easy. You look at the evidence and you
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start building a case on them. And as soon as you have some
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kind of a case, you can indict those people.
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It isn't like the DOJ doesn't do this over and over again where
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they start an indictment early on with some minimal charges and
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then they do a what's called a superseding indictment, which is
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just the additional charges after they've done more research
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on the case or after you, they threaten you with Trump forcing
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you to take a plea. And then they their their next
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move is a superseding indictment to raise the offense level.
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I don't know, George. I don't like the way she's
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operating. I got to be honest, I'm not
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impressed. I'm not impressed with her yet.
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I'm still going to reserve judgement, even with Cash Patel.
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You know, we'll see what happens.
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But you know where we're not seeing with all this ICE stuff?
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I'm not seeing any of these sanctuary city mayors or
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governors being arrested for obstructing ICE.
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Well, they're violating the law. They're harbouring fugitives, so
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in fact they should be charged criminally.
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But you know, again, like, you know, so far, I don't feel the
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arm of justice reaching into the US government staffing or the
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state government staffing and snatching some people out of
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there in the middle of night, just like they did to many
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Americans across the country for J6, people like Rodger Stone and
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Mike Flynn paid the consequences.
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I want to see accountability consequences and I've lost my
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patience. I want to see it now.
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Stay tuned. Big We can talk radio show is
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going to be right back with George Ballantine and Lance
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Miliacho. Tip of the spear, baby.
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I told you so, George. Well, you know, speaking about
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you, I told you so and you know I don't I don't gloat.
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It's not about gloating, but I told you so I told we were
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talking about this auto pengate. Yes, this is a story.
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This should be the biggest story of I'm going to say the decade
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right now because we've been talking about what Biden let's
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let's go back a little bit to the 2020 election.
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How, how we know is invalid he didn't win, but that we have the
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proof. So anything really, if they
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actually take it up with the courts and show all the proof
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the right way, they can invalidate that Biden didn't win
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the presidency. And I always said, listen.
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And if they prove that, then anything he did should be walked
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back from any appointments to, you know, judges, prosecutors,
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anything. Now we even have more proof this
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auto pengate. So they're saying that Joe
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Biden's staff, somebody signed somebody from his staff signed
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all the documents. It wasn't Joe Biden sign
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anything. Actually, Joe Biden signed, we
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know for a fact 1 document on his way out the door saying he
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wasn't running again. But President Trump, you know,
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he had a he had a mean press conference.
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That's Justice Department yesterday.
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And he took that opportunity to point out all the far left
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judges, the, the corrupt prosecutors, he, he was ripping
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them apart and rightfully so, because he was a victim of all
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that. And he and I.
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Think this. I think what's important is
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those the remarks he made on Friday's press conference were
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important because he was talking about restoring law and order
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and he wants to end the weaponization of the department.
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Now, I hope he focuses on beyond the scope of just him because
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the DOJ and many of the agencies have been weaponized against the
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American people for a very long time.
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You know, here, here's my opinion.
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It it's impossible that the DOJ has a 98% conviction rate unless
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they're cheating. It just doesn't work.
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And that's what they are doing. They are cheating.
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There's AI want you guys, I want to give you guys some homework.
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I want you to go ahead and Google Securus Technologies and
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Department of Justice eavesdropping on attorney-client
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privilege communications. You're going to be shocked when
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you're going to be fine. And this has been going on since
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2006, and yet nobody in the Department of Justice has faced
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sanctions. None of these people has faced
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criminal charges. None of these cases have been
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overturned, and they are violating.
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This is the largest US constitutional violation in U.S.
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history. It's the largest civil rights
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violation in U.S. history. It's the largest due process
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violation in U.S. history, secures technologies,
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eavesdropping on attorney-client phone calls.
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And you're going to be shocked and what you're going to find.
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And my point is Trump has to look beyond the scope.
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Sure he was wrong, sure it was law fair.
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Sure he was attacked. But he's not the only one.
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And I hope he's going to focus on getting people that had their
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rights violated, their rights restored, because I can tell you
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this just to secure his technology case alone, 10s of
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thousands of, of, of, of people that have been convicted should
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have their cases overturned. Because I don't believe any case
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should keep going forward where people's rights have been
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violated or crimes have been committed.
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But Otto Pengate, George, I got to give it to you.
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I'm going to give you a little, I can give you a little round of
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applause there, buddy. Because at the end of the day,
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you were right when you came out and said it very possible that
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all of his, his, all his, you know, everything he signed with
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an auto pen could be invalidated.
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And I think this further leads us to the thing, when did Joe
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Biden lose so much cognitive ability that his staff thought
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they could take advantage of it and start signing documents?
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Was it why Week 1? Was it Week 2?
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At the end of the day, was it Week 3?
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I, I think it was before he even got inaugurated.
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That's why they kept him in the basement throughout the, his
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campaigning for 2020 election, because remember, they kept him
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hidden and it just got progressively worse, worse and
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worse. They knew what they were doing.
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That's why they chose him. They picked him so they could
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actually take advantage and and do what they needed to do
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because let's face it, he has cognitive ability.
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He he didn't know if he's going left, right, up or down.
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Well, look, when Donald Trump signs an executive order or
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signs any documentation meaning that he's signing a, you know,
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something coming out of Congress into a law, his people come up
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to him like Will Sharp, who will Sharp's been on the big, big
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show over on Rumble. And if you haven't joined us
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And they come up. So Will Sharp will come up to
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him or Steve Miller, and they say, Sir, this is an executive
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order. They explain it to him.
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And 90% of the time he signs it because he already knows about
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it in advance. 99% of the time he says he'll say do it, but
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they come up and he signs it, not anybody else.
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They don't use an auto pen. Number one, is it not only
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disrespectful to the office? Number two, maybe it's if it's
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even. Who knows if it's valid because
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he doesn't know if he he knows anything about it.
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I don't think Joe Biden had any idea what he was doing.
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But let's play this media clip, George, so they can hear from
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the horse's mouth. Donald Trump.
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You got it. Here we go.
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Crooked Joe Biden got us into a real mess with Russia and
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everything else he did, frankly, but he didn't know about it.
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And he, generally speaking, signed it with autopen.
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So how would he know that autopen is a big deal?
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I don't know. You know, they're having who's
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who's doing this. So when my people come up, Will
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and all of the people, Steve, they come up and serve.
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This is an executive order. They explain it to me.
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And you know, 90% of the time I sign it. 99% of the time I say
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do it, but they come up and I sign it.
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But you don't use autopen. It's number one, it's
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disrespectful to the office. Number two, maybe it's not even
21:09
valid because you know who's getting him to sign?
21:12
He had no idea what the hell he was doing.
21:14
If he did, all of these bad things wouldn't be happening.
21:17
You know, you know, you know his wife, Doctor Jill Biden, the
21:23
first lady, you know, she was aware of it.
21:26
She had to. No doubt she's seen this and she
21:28
knows what her husband's doing. Not doing, you know.
21:30
But she allowed all this to happen anyway.
21:32
Didn't she stand into in for him at some?
21:34
Yeah, she's also Georgia. She was at, she was at most of
21:38
the, the second where they had the, you know, meetings with all
21:42
their secretaries and stuff. So.
21:44
Wow. But the question, so let's go
21:47
back a second here because I want to get into this.
21:51
So when when Trump was at the DOJ and you know, he's talking
21:54
about restoring law and order and ending the weaponization of
21:57
the department, that's great. We need that, right?
22:00
But what's going to stop it from happening again?
22:04
Because let's face it, Trump's not going to be president
22:06
forever. So I'm we're still waiting.
22:09
Can, can people be held accountable?
22:11
Can people get arrested and send a message?
22:14
You need to. They need to send a clear
22:16
message. You got to set some precedents.
22:19
At the end of the day, that precedents could carry for her.
22:21
There need to be some criminal charges.
22:23
Look, look, look, if I'm, if I'm telling the truth to the
22:25
audience, I'm, I'm going to share this.
22:27
If I'm telling the truth that the DOJ has been using Securus
22:31
technologies where they supply phone services to different
22:34
pretrial detainment facilities and post trial, you know,
22:38
prisons and, and they're actually eavesdropping on phone
22:42
calls illegally and tell me why they're on consequences because
22:46
that violates all sorts of wiretapping laws, due process
22:49
laws. But what's happening is it's
22:51
getting swept under the rug. Nobody's facing any
22:54
consequences. So of course they're hiding
22:56
behind absolute immunity. They're hiding behind qualified
22:58
immunity. Donald Trump has to drop the
23:00
hammer. Now, my understanding on this is
23:02
that this autopen scandal, there's a big bombshell.
23:05
One of the key Biden aides is suspected of exceeding authority
23:08
by using the autopen to sign official documents.
23:11
Even when, you know, Joe Biden wasn't anywhere to be found a
23:15
bunch of times. He was on vacation, George.
23:17
I know. So question is, I mean, do they
23:21
know who this key aide is? Are they going to make some kind
23:23
of arrest and then, you know, get him to flip the script on,
23:27
you know, what was going on to save his behind from going doing
23:31
a lot of time. I'm waiting.
23:32
Can we can we see this? Can something happen?
23:35
Because they got to know, they have to know who it is or they
23:39
can break. They can, you know, get down to
23:41
at least if I'm going to say to core 5 because it has to be
23:44
somebody that's very close like the chief of staff or his wife
23:49
could be even Hunter for all we know.
23:51
Hunter was by his glued by his father's side.
23:54
Wouldn't surprise me if Hunter signed his own pardon.
23:57
What do you think? But all those, all those pardons
24:00
should be well wiped out and thrown away.
24:03
I've got to tell you, I think that's one of the blockbuster
24:05
portions of the story that just got released.
24:07
The Oversight Project is looking at analysis of Biden's pardons
24:13
right before Donald Trump came into office.
24:16
And there is some unsettling issues with those pardons.
24:21
So, you know, you guys got to stay tuned for this because this
24:24
is big news. This is one day before Donald
24:26
Trump got sworn in. So the big, big talk radio show
24:29
is going to be right back with myself, my Aunt Maggio, and of
24:32
course, my ride or die guy, George Ballantine.
24:36
Tip of this beard, baby. We'll be right back.
24:38
These pardons might be invalid. Stay tuned.
25:05
All right, the big, big talk radio shows back.
25:08
We're live in Denver, New York City with your hosts Lance
25:10
Migliaccio, George Valentin bringing you the tip of the
25:13
spear. And we're bringing you Pengay.
25:14
That's right. Auto Pengay.
25:16
Oh my God. We have so much to cover and so
25:19
little time, but we're going to try to get it to you guys all.
25:22
You know, on Monday, the Oversight Project revealed 6
25:27
criminals were pardoned by Biden's auto pen on December
25:29
30th, 2022. And get this, Joe Biden was
25:33
vacationing and golfing in Saint Croix.
25:36
Now, I believe he's vacationing, but I don't think he could just
25:38
swing a club in his mental capacity.
25:40
But who knows? That's what they're saying.
25:43
But on Tuesday, it gets even better.
25:45
The Oversight Project released a new analysis of Biden's pardon
25:48
of his family members, including Doctor Anthony Fauci, General
25:55
Miley, the J6 committee and members and Gerald Lundgren.
26:01
So listen, we're going to try. To get those, I hope those get
26:05
overturned. I don't like anybody on that.
26:07
List right so but according to the New York Post, Steve's Nel
26:11
Steve Nelson is a key Biden aide may have exceeded their
26:15
authority by unilaterally determining what documents to
26:18
robo signed. Now this all happened.
26:21
Now, January 19th, 2025, just one day before Trump was set to
26:25
be sworn into the as a 47th U.S. President.
26:29
I got to jump in. Here, hold on, Joe Biden.
26:31
Stories about this Steve Nelson guy.
26:33
Yeah, but Joe Biden issued a flurry of pardons to his family
26:37
members, Fauci's and others. So yeah.
26:39
Well, I've heard stories about this Steve Nelson and I heard he
26:42
was a pretty nasty guy. Now it's it's interesting this
26:45
insiders confirming that this whistleblower that came out
26:48
about this he said that he feared this key by Nate and and
26:52
here's the comment he made and this is not the first time I've
26:55
heard this. I feared no one as much as I
26:57
feared that staffer who we're talking about Steve Nelson.
27:00
Now this all came by the New York Post are the ones that out
27:02
of this to me, Steve Nelson basically was the president.
27:06
The person said no one ever questioned Steve Nelson period.
27:11
Now, when he says everyone suspected this aide exceeded
27:15
their authority, but no one would dare say anything about it
27:17
because everybody was afraid of this guy, how about the fact,
27:21
George, that he's saying that he was basically the president?
27:25
Think about that. That is a frightening,
27:30
frightening statement. You know what's funny?
27:32
Like I never heard of this guy before.
27:36
I never like what position did he actually hold hold in the
27:39
White House? Like what was the appointment?
27:40
No, I can't remember right now, but I heard he was extremely
27:42
close to Biden. But he also, I heard, was brutal
27:46
because Biden really kind of backed him up, said, well,
27:50
Steve's going to be in charge while I'm gone.
27:52
He would make statements like that.
27:54
And Steve really let it go to his head.
27:56
And I heard this guy was a real the way he rolled around the,
28:00
you know, around the White House.
28:05
You know, has he been arrested yet?
28:09
No. Will he be arrested?
28:12
I don't know. Do I want him arrested?
28:14
Hell yes. Can we get him arrested?
28:16
Somebody can we get some some consequences?
28:19
I'm going to keep bringing that word up.
28:20
Consequences. Everybody should be calling
28:22
their representatives and saying we want consequences for all
28:25
this because you have been deceived for over 4 years with
28:30
Joe Biden, not only by Joe Biden and his staff, but by the media
28:33
too. They deceived you because they
28:35
knew the cognitive decline of Biden.
28:37
And then it hid it from everybody until, until they
28:39
wanted to release some of it or it's too late.
28:42
Because he was on a live on a, on a major stage with President
28:47
Trump and he got kind of demolished.
28:50
Not kind of, he did get demolished, but I, I, I got to
28:54
find out who this Steve Nelson guy is because you know what?
28:56
I never heard of him. And that's, and it's somebody
29:00
that no, because this is, you know, it makes more and more
29:02
sense now because it just came to me.
29:05
If someone's working as an appointee close to close to a
29:08
president in the White House and you don't hear that name,
29:11
they're up to no good because let's face it, because, you
29:15
know, there's always scrutiny on, on anybody close to any
29:18
president and what they're doing.
29:21
So it's like he was hiding behind in the shadows doing
29:23
everything. It makes more sense now.
29:28
Well, I think you're spot on. And I think at the end of the
29:30
day, we've got to get to the bottom of this.
29:31
And I think what they really have to do is they really have
29:34
to bring people in and put them under the fire about Joe Biden's
29:37
cognitive abilities. And when did people first
29:40
identify that he wasn't really within his right mind?
29:43
And when did this Steve Nelson character decide that he was
29:47
going to operate as the president and sign these
29:49
documents? I mean, this is getting pretty
29:51
serious here. Let's let's play the media,
29:53
George. This is getting really serious.
29:57
Let's go. Take a look at he signs by
30:01
Autopen. Who is signing all this stuff by
30:04
autopen? Who would?
30:05
Who would think you signed important documents by autopen?
30:09
You know these are major documents you're signing.
30:11
You're proud to sign them. You have your signature on
30:13
something in 300 years, they say.
30:15
Oh look, Can you imagine? Everything was signed by
30:17
autopen? Almost everything.
30:20
Nobody's ever heard of such a thing, so should have never
30:24
happened. You know, Lance, while I'm, I'm
30:27
doing a search on this guy, Steve Nelson, and you know,
30:30
nothing's really coming up. I'm getting a Bill Ness, Bill
30:33
Nelson, NASA appointee by Biden, but it's like nothing that's
30:39
really coming up on this guy. And this is getting more and
30:41
more interesting. Well, they're probably
30:44
suppressing at this point. I'm sure they don't really want
30:47
to talk about this, but I think they should start start
30:51
subpoenaing all these White House staffers and they should
30:55
be questioned about #1 Joe's cognitive ability number 2.
30:59
When did they identify that cognitive ability decline?
31:02
Who was really one in the White House?
31:04
How many people were operating the autopen?
31:07
Because guarantee this, the people that didn't have access
31:09
to that autopen, they might have been mistreated by these
31:12
individuals. Could you?
31:12
Can you imagine the power of realizing you're signing
31:16
whatever you want? The president of the United
31:18
States, I mean, I'm sure it went right to this person's head.
31:21
I mean, not everybody would operate like that.
31:22
And I think what Donald Trump says is really spot on, using an
31:26
auto pen to sign executive orders and or laws of the United
31:31
States or any documents. He's right.
31:33
Those presidential signatures are, you know, they're part of
31:35
history. Like he said, 300 years from
31:37
now, people are going to look at it and say, oh, look at this.
31:39
This is where Donald Trump signed that really important
31:42
order, you know, on the radical leftist judges, but, you know,
31:46
not for Joe Biden. He's too busy eating ice cream,
31:49
sniffing kids and spending time in Saint Croix or all those the
31:53
most. He was the most vacationed
31:55
president in U.S. history over there in Delaware, laying on the
31:58
beach and somebody's running the auto pen doing whatever they
32:00
want. You know, no.
32:01
Wonder our government's in so much trouble.
32:03
I heard for double scoop ice cream cone you can get easily a
32:06
pardon. That's what I heard.
32:08
Man, that's sweet and. If you threw on some sprinkles
32:11
and other little anem anemones onto it, yeah.
32:17
Yeah, you get, you get a cup of some chopped nuts maybe or some,
32:20
you know, some liquid marshmallow topping.
32:22
Yeah, you get the bonus. You get, you get all your, all
32:24
your, you get all your legal fees paid for.
32:26
I I don't know, this is crazy. Well, listen, I got to tell you
32:29
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But boom, George, I'm going to go, I'm going to give this a
33:07
double tap. Boom, boom.
33:09
The gold just hit 33000 an ounce.
33:11
Now it it retracted. That was late yesterday.
33:14
It hit the 3000. Hung up there for a minute.
33:16
Of course, we talked about that key resistance level, but
33:20
there's a lot of support. It only dropped back to 2985.
33:23
I think we're going to see it hit the push up against that
33:26
3000 and maybe over again this week.
33:28
And if it hits that resistance level a couple times in a row, I
33:31
think it's going to be here to stay. 3003 thousand per oz,
33:35
brother. Well, it broke that mark, so
33:38
it's going to go up. But it's actually 2993 right
33:40
now. It's going up.
33:42
Yeah, then it was 3017 just before it retreated back to
33:46
under 3000, so. That's the Wall Street Journal
33:49
report. You know what's going on.
33:50
If you look at it like the whole financial situation, you know,
33:53
people were panicking over the trade wars and, you know, stocks
33:58
were very volatile the last week and a half, But they're, you
34:00
know, they're even the stocks are starting to bounce back.
34:02
Everything's bouncing back, and rightfully so, Will, because you
34:08
need to understand that keeping manufacturing, keeping jobs here
34:13
or bringing them back here was that great.
34:15
Creates more money for the economy, more spending, people
34:19
working so it generates more money.
34:21
People like that, you know, they're scared of it, but it
34:24
worked. The first time, I think the
34:26
number one thing impacting this is the uncertainty of trade and
34:29
tariffs. You know, that's what's pushing
34:30
the gold prices up because these trade tensions are intensifying.
34:34
We're seeing a lot of retaliatory measures from other
34:36
countries. You know, the, the, the, the
34:38
tariffs have really kicked in. So safe, safe haven, demand for
34:42
gold, I think it's going to continue in my opinion.
34:44
So you got to. But if you look at gold from the
34:47
beginning of time, when it's first discovered gold is, is,
34:50
I'm going to call it the Trump. It's the number one.
34:53
It's always held its value. It always went up and it will
34:56
always and will continue to hold its value and go up.
35:01
Well, Silver's trailing really closely behind.
35:03
It's at 3411 this morning. We talked about that resistance
35:07
level on Friday at 33 and change.
35:09
Now we're seeing 3411. You know, if it breaks through
35:12
36 bucks, our next stop is likely going to be 38 or $9
35:17
because people are saying there's a bunch of, you know,
35:19
the support at that $33 and about 80 some cents level.
35:23
So we're 3411. A lot of people are predicting
35:26
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is going to take a short break. When we come back, we're going
35:52
to be talking about persona non grata, why the US is expelling
35:56
certain ambassadors for their behaviour from the United
36:00
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South America's ambassador after he called President Trump a
39:34
white supremacist leader. You know, there's been a lot of
39:39
horrendous stuff going on in South Africa.
39:41
We've heard these attacks on farmers to the point that Donald
39:46
Trump has offered them asylum, that all they have to do is
39:49
prove that they being attacked. They've been killing them
39:52
violently taking over these farm properties.
39:55
And you know, it's by the leadership in South Africa.
39:58
So secretary, you know, Marco, Marco Rubio, who I have to say
40:02
Secretary of State, he's doing a pretty damn good job.
40:05
He's now announced the expulsion of Abraham Russell Friday
40:10
afternoon, declaring him a persona non grata.
40:12
And I think this is interesting because.
40:15
This is kind of what needs to happen, right?
40:16
The the South African ambassador in the United States is no
40:18
longer welcome to our great country is what Rubio stated.
40:23
And I think it's important because here's something this is
40:26
when I do think the the the US military should get involved.
40:30
Here's an event where people are being racially profiled with
40:33
hatred and, and the administration that's in power
40:36
right now in South Africa are the ones behind it.
40:40
And they're acting as if it's not happening happening.
40:42
And they're we're getting some horrible reports.
40:44
Now. I'm imagine some of the big
40:45
pushes because, you know, Donald Trump has developed this
40:48
friendship with Elon Musk and Elon Musk has been talking about
40:51
this online. So I think he's in these
40:54
politics for for an important part.
40:56
And I don't think it's any accident that he's involved
40:58
right now because he doesn't like what's going on in South
41:00
Africa. And of course, that's his home
41:02
country. So, George, what do you think
41:03
here? I think it's just they're, you
41:06
know, they're taking digs at anything they can to get back at
41:09
Elon Musk. I mean, it's horrible.
41:11
But, you know, I got to bring up something that, yes, they have
41:14
was really cute. And I don't know where Elon Musk
41:18
was at the time, but you see his little son X was trotting along
41:21
with President Trump on their way to board Marine 1 helicopter
41:26
and was just this iconic moment because it just shows like
41:29
President Trump how he is as a person like that the media
41:33
doesn't portray. But listen, South Africa, you
41:37
got your own problems there. I think you guys are are racist.
41:41
And you know, you have a lot of bureaucracy, you know, make the
41:44
farmers great again. We'll take them here.
41:47
They're hard working people. But it's just a, you know, a dig
41:50
to get back because you know, they they can't handle the truth
41:54
and they don't like X. And we thank God that Elon
41:57
bought SX. Could you imagine?
41:59
Oh, I can't even imagine. It almost seems like this was
42:01
that was a grand plan all along. You know that, right?
42:04
You know, it has that feeling of it.
42:06
Was it really part of that or was it just a great opportunity?
42:09
I understand they're doing great over there.
42:10
The revenue has really gone through the roof.
42:11
But I like the fact that Donald Trump's offered these people
42:14
resettlement. Hopefully, this will settle down
42:17
and we'll have to see. But of course, throwing out the
42:19
ambassador is a big step forward and, you know, you know, drawing
42:23
a line in the sand. So we'll have to see what
42:25
happens. I want to talk about this
42:26
though, it looks like the SEC, George and Ripple may finally be
42:31
coming an end to this Gary Gensler reign of terror lawsuit
42:35
that was started I think basically unlawfully.
42:37
But they're but they've come into a solution.
42:39
Maybe the XRP is going to be considered a commodity.
42:42
So we're talking about the Ripple settlement talks and you
42:44
know how big a deal it is. We keep telling you that Ripple
42:47
and XRP may very well be an opportunity.
42:49
It could be a real potential great investment for
42:52
generational wealth for you and your family.
42:54
If you know anything about it, talk to your financial advisor.
42:56
This is not financial advice. It's just a couple of guys on
42:59
the radio talking about the fact that we own XRP for a number of
43:03
reasons. And if this lawsuit settles,
43:05
this could be a big deal. So now they're going to say that
43:08
XRP may very well be a commodity, which would really
43:11
get rid of a lot of the claims that Gary Gensler was making.
43:15
So of course, Ethereum's regulatory status remains a key
43:18
reference to the XRP litigation. And this District Judge is
43:22
declaring the XRP. She did it in 2023.
43:25
And that's U.S. District Judge and Alisa Torres
43:28
that XRP is not a security. So now they had to go back and
43:31
figure out then what is XRP. So if they declared a commodity,
43:36
this is a great step forward. And of course, the reaction to
43:40
it was an XRP price went up 23%. Of course, we all know that
43:44
crypto has been somewhat down over the last couple of weeks
43:47
because a lot of the uncertainty that's in the economic markets
43:50
have affected it. But I think a settlement and
43:52
verdict on these XRT and the spot ATF approvals this using
43:57
the Ethereum reference is a real step forward, George.
44:01
It is because there, you know, the SEC now considering Ethereum
44:07
to trade as a pure commodity, but late, you know, I have a
44:09
question. Why do you think they're only
44:12
targeting XRP? How come they they weren't going
44:14
after anybody else? You know my opinion, I think
44:18
Gary Gensler always picked the deepest pockets.
44:21
He was always looking for these massive fines.
44:24
It was his whole process and I think he misapplied the law
44:27
across the board, to be honest with you.
44:29
In my opinion, XRP should take a slap on the wrist and everything
44:34
should be dismissed, meaning maybe some very, very small
44:37
innocuous fine. At the end of the day, Gary
44:40
Gensler was shooting for like, you know, 500 million, a billion
44:44
dollars in fines. You know, he was looking for
44:46
these B numbers because I think that directly benefited the SEC,
44:50
probably in raises. And who knows how much of that
44:52
money was taken out of the SEC because we've seen so much
44:54
theft. I have no idea.
44:57
I don't have any proof right now, but I think right now that
45:00
XRP was kind of the the sacrificial lamb for the SEC.
45:04
They didn't care about the fact that I think they also didn't
45:06
like the politics because the SEC is, I mean, the XRP is a
45:10
very pro country company, always has been the leadership.
45:14
Brad Garlinghouse, he's always been pro the country and he's a
45:17
conservative leaning, you know, political environment and
45:20
political weighing on it, at least the way he believes.
45:23
So I think you have to look at it from that perspective.
45:24
And I think Gensler was a weasel.
45:27
I didn't like him from the very beginning.
45:28
I think he overstepped the law. And I think by nearing the
45:32
conclusion, this lawsuit, this is a big deal, this could really
45:36
propel the markets forward. And I've told you many times,
45:39
XRP isn't allowed to talk about over 3000 contracts.
45:43
They've already pre negotiating and already in full swing
45:46
because that's part of the lawsuit.
45:48
So they've kind of had this gag order on them.
45:50
I can't imagine what the impact's going to be when when
45:53
XRP is allowed to discuss all those agreements with
45:57
governments and institutions that they've never been allowed
46:00
to mention. I mean, Can you imagine what's
46:01
going to happen to price XRP then?
46:03
It's going to blow up. I mean, Japan's been
46:05
implementing it this year in Euler finances.
46:07
But you know this Kingsler character, right?
46:10
I think we need to look into his finances and see how he benefits
46:14
by by restricting XRP. But you know we have a new SEC
46:19
leadership right? I don't understand what's taking
46:22
them so long to to right this wrong.
46:26
You know I'm not. Sure, I think it's a good point,
46:28
but I think they, they, they feel like all eyes are on them.
46:30
So maybe they're just trying to make sure they, they, they, they
46:33
tread carefully. But listen, the stable coin
46:35
bills moving forward too. And this is a key step inside of
46:38
the US, you know, stable coin regulation that's out there.
46:41
The Senate Banking Committee advanced that stable coin bill,
46:44
which of course is a clear stable coin regulations guide.
46:47
We heard some mention of it, the crypto summit.
46:49
We all kind of hoped it would be passed right there and then.
46:51
They call it the Genius Act 2025.
46:55
So that was an 18 to six bipartisan vote on Thursday.
46:58
That's a significant move in my opinion.
47:01
So that the approval of that bill highlights the growing
47:03
momentum of course for Clero cryptocurrency regulation, of
47:07
course, the status of our current administration.
47:10
They are extremely pro crypto George.
47:12
Yeah, they are. And you know, just so people
47:14
know, like if when this bill passes and you know, using
47:17
stablecoin to processing payments, you know, you'd save
47:20
so much in fees, you know, you wouldn't have those high credit
47:23
card fees, you would eliminate middle men.
47:26
It's it's, it's time, it's money, it's just overall good.
47:33
And the reason why it's to have that word stable because it's
47:35
stable. Well, this, the good news is
47:38
this, this bill is going to enhance transparency and
47:40
financial stability because what they're doing is they're
47:42
they're, they're mandating the stable coin issuers have to
47:45
publish monthly liquidity reports.
47:48
And we know that's not happening right now.
47:49
And they have to maintain a one to one reserve, which has to be
47:52
backed by U.S. dollars or highly liquid assets.
47:56
So that's good for consumer protection.
47:58
It's good to honor redemption requests, which liquidity is
48:01
always kind of been a problem that some of these, you know,
48:04
companies have been kind of dark about what their real financial
48:07
balance sheet is. George.
48:10
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48:31
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