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Dems Caught in Their Own Conspiracy Trap | Episode 287 · V

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Speaker 1: Everybody, good morning. It is Tuesday. Appreciate you being with us.
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Speaker 1: As always, the best audience anywhere. I'm glad you're here.
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Speaker 1: We've got a very big show for you today. We
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Speaker 1: are going to dive into the crisis levels of delusion
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Speaker 1: that have currently overtaken the base of the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 1: We talk a lot about the leaders of the party,
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Speaker 1: and they are clearly responsible for creating these conditions. But
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Speaker 1: the base of that party is well, it's just full
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Speaker 1: of all sorts of people who have no understanding of
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Speaker 1: reality at all by massive, massive numbers. And if we
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Speaker 1: can't fix this, it will be a death knell for
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Speaker 1: our republic. We're going to talk about what we're seeing
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Speaker 1: specifically today and how we can get out of it, actually.
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Speaker 1: I'll talk to you about how we can navigate out
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Speaker 1: of this massive, massive problem for our country. Also, speaking
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Speaker 1: of problems for our country, the criminals who have been
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Speaker 1: responsible for just being complete tyrants while in office, are
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Speaker 1: now trying to scramble to figure out how to keep
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Speaker 1: the Justice Department from bearing down on them. Yes, we
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Speaker 1: hear from James Comey and John Brennan, who are now
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Speaker 1: making hysterical public statements in a last second attempt, a
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Speaker 1: desperate attempt to try and stop the Justice Department from succeeding.
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Speaker 1: I've got the details on that coming up and so
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Speaker 1: much more. And I think we've got maybe a fake
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Speaker 2: Boom.
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Speaker 1: Man, oh man, we just got some survey data yesterday that, well,
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Speaker 1: it's not shocking, but it is appalling. I'm looking at
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Speaker 1: numbers right now that demonstrate that huge percentages of the
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Speaker 1: left's base are conspiracy theorists. They're lunatics. They have no
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Speaker 1: idea what's going on in the world. They are convinced
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Speaker 1: of massive numbers of lies, and those lies primarily revolve
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Speaker 1: around one person. That's Donald Trump. The left has such
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Speaker 1: widespread Trump derangement syndrome that they don't know anything about
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Speaker 1: the guy and they assume the worst about him to
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Speaker 1: the point that they're willing to believe the most delusional
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Speaker 1: possible conspiracy theories like Donald Trump has been plotting his
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Speaker 1: own assassination attempts. Yeah, you heard me correctly. Now, you
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Speaker 1: may have encountered this in the wild, people who think
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Speaker 1: that President Trump staged attack in Butler, Pennsylvania during the
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Speaker 1: presidential election of 2024. You may have encountered somebody like
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Speaker 1: that in the wild. What you might not have realized, though,
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Speaker 1: is just how widespread that conspiracy theory actually is. And
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Speaker 1: now we have some number. We have numbers to help
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Speaker 1: us understand this. This was done by YouGov, YouGov, not
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Speaker 1: some right-wing polling firm or anything. And They found that
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Speaker 1: 42% of Democrats believe that the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt
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Speaker 1: on President Trump was staged. 42%. Nearly half of all
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Speaker 1: Democrats think that President Trump was not genuinely nearly assassinated
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Speaker 1: on that stage in Butler, Pennsylvania. 42% of Democrats must
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Speaker 1: think that Corey Comparatore was never murdered that day. 42%
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Speaker 1: of Democrats must believe that he was like a crisis
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Speaker 1: actor or something, that this was all a con. 42%
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Speaker 1: of Democrats believe that President Trump's ear wasn't shot, that
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Speaker 1: that was some sort of movie effect and that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is just a phenomenal actor. 42% of Democrats believe
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Speaker 1: that there was no assassination attempt. It's insanity. And then
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Speaker 1: you start looking at the other assassination attempts that we
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Speaker 1: all know about, and you see that there's similar data here.
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Speaker 1: 34% of Democrats, over a third of them, think that
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Speaker 1: the White House Correspondents Dinner attack didn't happen, that it
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Speaker 1: was staged, that there was nothing authentic about it, it
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Speaker 1: wasn't a real assassination attempt. And 26% of Democrats believe
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Speaker 1: that that the Ukrainian Ryan Ruth did not attempt to
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Speaker 1: assassinate President Trump while he was lying in wait in
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Speaker 1: the bushes with a gun at that golf course in Florida.
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Speaker 1: So huge numbers of Democrats. And then you start going
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Speaker 1: down the scale to other party affiliations. Independence. Independence. And
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Speaker 1: I assure you that among the independents who think that
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Speaker 1: President Trump faked it, they're really Democrats who call themselves independent.
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Speaker 1: I'm not a Democrat. I'm progressive.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: 23% of those think that the White House Correspondents Dinner
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Speaker 1: attack was faked. 21% think that Butler was faked. 14%
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Speaker 1: think the attack at the golf course was faked. And then,
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Speaker 1: if you want to dive into the data here a
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Speaker 1: little bit more, you get down to Republicans. How many
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Speaker 1: Republicans think that President Trump faked his own assassination attempts? Well,
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Speaker 1: now you get down to the, this is, I am
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Speaker 1: doubtful of these numbers. I'm doubtful that these are authentic
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Speaker 1: Trump voters. These are like either Bill Kristol Republicans, people
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Speaker 1: who pretend to be Republican, but hate everything about the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party, especially with Donald Trump as the leader of it.
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Speaker 1: Or these are people lying to the pollsters that are saying,
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Speaker 1: oh yeah, I'm a Republican and I think Trump faked it. Okay, sure.
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Speaker 1: Here's the numbers. White House Correspondents Dinner, 13%. No way.
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Speaker 1: Not a chance. 13% of Republicans think that President Trump
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Speaker 1: faked it. 7% think that President Trump faked the other
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Speaker 1: two attacks. Now, again, I'm going to discount this. for
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Speaker 1: a number of reasons, to include the fact that Trump
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Speaker 1: voters are notoriously difficult to poll. You ask any pollster
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Speaker 1: about this, they'll tell you, you just get a lot
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Speaker 1: of what they used to call, the phenomenon was called
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Speaker 1: shy Trump voters. Just basically, but I don't meet a
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Speaker 1: lot of shy Trump voters. I just meet Trump voters
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Speaker 1: who are done with the crap and they get a
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Speaker 1: call from a pollster and they're like, yeah, I'm not interested.
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Speaker 1: I'm not playing with your stupid game. And they hang
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Speaker 1: up on them. Or they don't answer the, like, how
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Speaker 1: do you even poll people these days? You get an
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Speaker 1: unknown number calling your cell phone. Do you answer every
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Speaker 1: unknown number?
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Speaker 2: I don't.
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Speaker 1: Do you really answer these? Chad, do you answer unknown numbers?
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Speaker 1: If somebody calls you from a random number, do you answer?
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Speaker 1: I don't answer random numbers.
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Speaker 3: Ever. Nope.
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Speaker 1: Go voicemail. Keep calling.
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Speaker 2: Blocked.
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Speaker 1: That's it. No, I don't. No, no way. Just know
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Speaker 1: if I know you, I answer. Yeah, nope. I'm seeing
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Speaker 1: it in the, yeah, no, nobody answers the random numbers.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: So again, How do you even do this? But the
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Speaker 1: numbers with Democrats, though, the numbers with Democrats, even if
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Speaker 1: they're off by a couple of percentage points in the
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Speaker 1: accuracy here, I'm telling you, we're at crisis levels. You
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Speaker 1: can't have massive numbers of an entire country's population who
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Speaker 1: are deluded to the point that they straight up believe
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Speaker 1: complete lies about the other political party. Trump faked it?
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Speaker 1: This is psychosis. This is at scale psychosis. And it
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Speaker 1: will destroy our republic if it is allowed to continue
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Speaker 1: to fester. Now, here's the toxic brew we're dealing with
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Speaker 1: on the left. In addition to believing lies about the
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Speaker 1: president of the United States, like this idea, like why
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Speaker 1: would he even fake it? The whole thing is so crazy.
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Speaker 1: In addition to believing the lies, the same group of
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Speaker 1: people also want to see Trump die. You've got this
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Speaker 1: weird combination. I don't know. Maybe it's not that weird.
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Speaker 1: It's just like this. Everything is filtered through the lens
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Speaker 1: of contempt for Trump. But they both simultaneously believe Trump
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Speaker 1: is faking his own assassination. At scale, they believe this.
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Speaker 1: And then also at scale, they hope someone assassinates Trump.
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Speaker 1: So which one is it? You want to kill the
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Speaker 1: guy or the guy is merely pretending that people want
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Speaker 1: to kill him? Which one is it, lefties? Because one
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Speaker 1: of the things that we've talked about, unfortunately, we haven't
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Speaker 1: talked about routine basis, is the assassination culture that has
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Speaker 1: overtaken the left. If you go back to that data
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Speaker 1: from Rutgers University, the Network Contagion Research Institute, what they
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Speaker 1: found is that 55%, 55% of libs think that killing
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Speaker 1: Trump would be justified. This was in July of, excuse me,
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Speaker 1: this was in April of 2025. April of 2025, last year.
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Speaker 1: And nearly half of libs think that killing Elon Musk, 48%,
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Speaker 1: would be justified, according to this data. Survey finds that
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Speaker 1: assassination culture on the American left has been growing since
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Speaker 1: the attempt and killing of President Trump in July of 2024.
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Speaker 1: Data released from the Network Contagion Research Institute found that
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Speaker 1: 48% and 55%, respectively, of left of center people, at
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Speaker 1: least somewhat justifying the murder of Elon Musk and President Trump.
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Speaker 1: The findings come after a historically violent election season in 2024,
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Speaker 1: which of course saw two very public assassination attempts on
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Speaker 1: President Trump in July and September. Here's what the NCRI wrote.
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Speaker 1: These attitudes are not fringe. They reflect an emergent assassination
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Speaker 1: culture grounded in far-left authoritarianism and increasingly normalized in digital discourse,
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Speaker 1: the researchers wrote. The group produced its study with the
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Speaker 1: Rutgers University Social Perception Lab and surveyed 1,264 U.S. citizens
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Speaker 1: about their attitudes toward political violence. You got it? These
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Speaker 1: attitudes are not fringe. They reflect an emergent assassination culture
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Speaker 1: grounded in far-left authoritarianism. Far-left authoritarianism. Now, this is the
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Speaker 1: same party that's constantly preaching to you that it upholds democracy,
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Speaker 1: that it's dedicated to the people. that it's about the
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Speaker 1: power of our democracy, when they don't even believe in that.
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Speaker 1: And you can quibble with them all the time. You
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Speaker 1: can be like, guys, we're not a direct democracy. The
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Speaker 1: founders were really intentional about this. We're a constitutional republic.
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Speaker 1: That's not actually in any way the conversation they're even
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Speaker 1: attempting to have. They're pretending like they are a people-powered movement,
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Speaker 1: that they respect the will of voters. And that's not
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Speaker 1: the case at all. They just wear... virtue as a
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Speaker 1: skin suit and then tell you to actually, you know,
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Speaker 1: kind of work against your own values. They try and
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Speaker 1: exploit your fundamental decency for their own power. This is
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Speaker 1: why they use the language that you might be familiar with.
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Speaker 1: Power to the people, you should respect democracy, these types
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Speaker 1: of things. These are appealing virtue signals because you hear
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Speaker 1: them and you're like, well, yes, of course the people
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Speaker 1: should be empowered. Of course the people should be respected.
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Speaker 1: Of course you should respect the will of the voters.
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Speaker 1: They're speaking to you using something that you would identify with,
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Speaker 1: the virtues that you care about, but they're trying to
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Speaker 1: use your actual virtue as a weapon against you. That's
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Speaker 1: the way the left always operates. That's why they dress
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Speaker 1: up things like bigotry, and then they'll tell you you're
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Speaker 1: a bigot if you don't support left-wing bigotry. You got it?
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Speaker 1: It's all projection. So that's what's happening here. So this
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Speaker 1: is the toxic group we've got. People who doubt that
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Speaker 1: President Trump was actually attacked by lefties over and over
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Speaker 1: and over again who've been trying to kill him. And simultaneously,
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Speaker 1: this massive group of lefties would also like to see
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Speaker 1: Trump die.
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Speaker 5: Hmm.
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Speaker 1: Okay. So what do we do about this? Well, it
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Speaker 1: would help if we could identify where the hell this
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Speaker 1: is all coming from. Why is it that so many
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Speaker 1: left-wingers are a part of this cult of conspiracy? The answer,
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Speaker 1: of course, is found in their leaders. And they're leaders.
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Speaker 1: When you've got people like Chuck Schumer standing on the
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Speaker 1: steps of the United States Supreme Court, threatening Supreme Court justices,
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Speaker 1: and then lefties turning around, weak and vicious minded lefties
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Speaker 1: instantly turning around and attempting to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh, there's
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Speaker 1: a pretty clear line between those events. Chuck Schumer is
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Speaker 1: the one who is both spreading and cultivating the conspiracy
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Speaker 1: theories against the court. And Hakeem Jeffries does it too.
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Speaker 1: When he declares that he wants to go to war
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Speaker 1: against Americans, everywhere, all the time. What do lefties take
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Speaker 1: from that? Oh, I need to go to war. That's
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Speaker 1: a call to arms. I'm going to war. Hakeem Jeffries
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Speaker 1: told me to go to war. When the left routinely
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Speaker 1: accuses President Trump, of course, of being things like Hitler
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Speaker 1: and a Nazi and a fascist and all of these things,
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Speaker 1: by the way, which happen to be more left-wing tendencies,
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Speaker 1: as you see here, these are like complete authoritarians. When
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Speaker 1: they accuse President Trump of that all the time, you've
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Speaker 1: got massive numbers of people on the left who feel
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Speaker 1: that they have a moral obligation to take out President
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Speaker 1: Trump or at the very least to justify an assassination
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Speaker 1: attempt on him or anybody around him. We just heard
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Speaker 1: from Cole Allen, the guy who filled out his manifesto
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Speaker 1: as he attacked the White House Correspondents' Dinner. He straight
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Speaker 1: up said he wanted to take out the entire cabinet,
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Speaker 1: the highest level officials he could to include the president
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Speaker 1: of the United States, which is why he's now standing
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Speaker 1: trial for attempting to assassinate him. Inside of Cole Allen's
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Speaker 1: manifesto was a litany of conspiracy theories about President Trump
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Speaker 1: that he had heard from the left. Ted Lieu, his
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Speaker 1: own congressman, Ted Lieu, excuse me, his own congressman, had
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Speaker 1: declared that President Trump was a pedophile who was killing children.
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Speaker 1: These are the kinds of conspiracy theories that were contained
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Speaker 1: inside of Cole Allen's manifesto.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: No, it's the left's leaders who are doing this. They're
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Speaker 1: the ones. who are fomenting this chaos. Now, of course,
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Speaker 1: they always act like in the wake of an attack
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Speaker 1: like this, they'll say something like, well, I condemn all violence.
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Speaker 1: But they were the predicate to the violence in the
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Speaker 1: first place. They were the ones who cultivated this. That's
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Speaker 1: just true. So how do we resolve this? How do
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Speaker 1: we fix this? Well, certainly anybody who violates the law
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Speaker 1: at the highest possible levels, I don't care if you're
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Speaker 1: Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer, if you break the law, then
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Speaker 1: you should absolutely be prosecuted and thrown in trial and
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Speaker 1: then subsequently thrown in jail, convicted. So if there are
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Speaker 1: any violations of the law, absolutely hold people accountable for those.
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Speaker 1: Because if there are no consequences for criminality, you get
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Speaker 1: more criminality. That's step one, obviously. Step two is you
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Speaker 1: have to improve the quality of our elections. I was
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Speaker 1: on Dan Bongino's excellent program. I think it was last
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Speaker 1: week we were talking about this. And one of the
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Speaker 1: realities of fixing the country, one of the most important
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Speaker 1: elements of fixing the country is fixing our elections. There's
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Speaker 1: a reason that we've been asking so fervently for the
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Speaker 1: Save America Act. And the fundamental reason is that, A, Republicans,
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Speaker 1: I mean, Republicans, excuse me, Americans deserve to have faith
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Speaker 1: in their elections. And the way you have faith is
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Speaker 1: if the rules are crystal clear and that if violations
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Speaker 1: of the rules occur, that there's accountability for that. So
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Speaker 1: only American citizens should vote. You have to show a
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Speaker 1: voter ID when you do it. Nobody can take my vote.
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Speaker 1: Nobody can water it down. Non-citizens can't be on the polls.
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Speaker 1: And elections officials can be prosecuted if they screw up.
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Speaker 5: That's it.
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Speaker 1: Those are great things that's all contained in the Save
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Speaker 1: America Act. We should pass it as quickly as possible.
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Speaker 1: But one of the second order effects of having a
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Speaker 1: clean election system, one where power is only derived from
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Speaker 1: the actual will of the people, is that you have
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Speaker 1: to have two functional political parties who actually appeal to
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Speaker 1: the people. That's it. No more rigging. No more drawing
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Speaker 1: districts in such a way that you divide people based
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Speaker 1: on race in order to achieve political power. No more
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Speaker 1: importing millions of illegal aliens to give yourselves extra seats
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Speaker 1: with each passing census by not filtering between American citizens
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Speaker 1: and illegal aliens. No more shenanigans in our elections. If
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Speaker 1: you want power in the United States, you have to
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Speaker 1: make your case to me and my family that you
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Speaker 1: deserve my vote. That's the way you have to play
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Speaker 1: the game. And if you play the game that way,
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Speaker 1: what are the chances that the left's dominant ideologies continue
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Speaker 1: to fester? This idea that, oh, police suck, that we
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Speaker 1: shouldn't have law enforcement, that criminals should be released back
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Speaker 1: out onto the street right away, especially if they're illegal aliens,
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Speaker 1: that our borders shouldn't function, that we should import millions
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Speaker 1: of people, that we're perfectly content with over 100,000 Americans
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Speaker 1: a year dying due to fentanyl. that we should pump billions,
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Speaker 1: trillions of dollars directly into the economy and stimulate inflation,
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Speaker 1: thus making everybody more impoverished, that we should raise taxes
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Speaker 1: on everyone. Oh, not everyone, just the rich, just the rich,
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Speaker 1: thus raising the cost of everybody's lives in the process.
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Speaker 1: These left, that men can become women, that men should
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Speaker 1: cheat in women's sports, that a child can be born
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Speaker 1: in the wrong body, that we should kill off a
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Speaker 1: million babies a year. that 40% of the black community
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Speaker 1: should continue to be aborted every year. If voters were
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Speaker 1: actually given a real choice, why would they choose those guys?
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Speaker 1: They wouldn't. So the Democrats would be left with two options. One,
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Speaker 1: disappear entirely as a political party. Or two, dramatically change
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Speaker 1: their positions in order to actually get elected by Americans
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Speaker 1: who really do care about their country. Those are your options.
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Speaker 1: And so as a result, if Democrats were forced to
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Speaker 1: play by real election rules, well, then they'd have to
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Speaker 1: deal with reality. And when leadership in that party begins
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Speaker 1: to deal with reality, the base of the party would
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Speaker 1: begin to deal with reality. You wouldn't have these deranged
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Speaker 1: conspiracy theories everywhere. You'd have some, but you wouldn't have
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Speaker 1: them at scale. You wouldn't have them to the point
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Speaker 1: that half of the entire... Democrat Party's base believe President
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Speaker 1: Trump is faking his own head wounds from assassination attempts.
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Speaker 1: You wouldn't have that. You would have voters who disagree
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Speaker 1: on policy positions, like we've had in the past, which
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Speaker 1: we should get back to. When we say make America
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Speaker 1: great again, It means make it great for all of us.
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Speaker 1: It's not just for Republicans. It's not just for Democrats.
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Speaker 1: It's so that Americans can live together and thrive. And
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Speaker 1: if we're going to get there, we have to be
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Speaker 1: dealing with the same set of facts. And right now,
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Speaker 1: only one party is dealing with facts. And that's President
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Speaker 1: Trump's side of the aisle. It's amazing. It's amazing. And
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Speaker 1: I'd like to navigate out of all of this. And
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Speaker 1: let me offer one other element here. It's the biggest
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Speaker 1: element of all. And it's a return to God. It's
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Speaker 1: a return to faith. It's a return to recognizing that
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Speaker 1: we are each created in the image or likeness of God.
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Speaker 1: We have a soul. We should recognize that in the
20:52
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21:16
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Speaker 1: But you have to reckon with what we're dealing with.
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21:36
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21:40
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21:43
Speaker 1: levels at which the left is in this massive state
21:46
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21:52
Speaker 1: these very same media outlets, rather than report on that,
21:55
Speaker 1: have been aiding and abetting the chaos. And we've got
21:59
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22:22
Speaker 1: that you just don't have the votes. And we are
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Speaker 1: And so many other good things flow from that, including
22:41
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Speaker 1: I really, really want to navigate out of this. And
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24:21
Speaker 1: about the leaders in this party on the left who
24:24
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24:30
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24:42
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24:45
Speaker 1: there near the top of the list of the people
24:47
Speaker 1: who've done this is James Comey. James Comey, the former
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24:57
Speaker 1: a point to do things his own way in contravention
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Speaker 1: political enemies, namely President Trump, and then subsequently lying about
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Speaker 1: it before Congress, and then threatening the president of the
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Speaker 1: United States in the most ridiculous teenage girl possible way,
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Speaker 1: making shell art on a beach, 86-47, taking a picture,
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Speaker 1: and then distributing it on the internet. James Comey is
25:41
Speaker 1: an overgrown fool. And it is long past time for
25:46
Speaker 1: the law to really catch up with this guy. Now,
25:49
Speaker 1: he's been prosecuted twice. Right now, he's going through the
25:51
Speaker 1: 86-47 thing. And that trial is set to begin. In fact,
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Speaker 1: It's going to begin on July 15th. We got a
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Speaker 1: report here from ABC on this just last week. Tentative
26:05
Speaker 1: trial date set in James Comey's seashell case. Former FBI
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Speaker 1: director James Comey is tentatively set to stand trial July 15th.
26:12
Speaker 1: That's coming very, very soon. Oh, just over two months now.
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Speaker 1: On charges that he allegedly threatened to kill President Trump
26:19
Speaker 1: by posting a photo of seashells spelling out 8647 on
26:24
Speaker 1: a beach in a written order that was issued two
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Speaker 1: Fridays ago.
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Speaker 2: U.S.
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Speaker 1: District Judge Louise Flanagan scheduled the trial to begin on
26:32
Speaker 1: July 15th. Excuse me, it was last Friday this occurred.
26:37
Speaker 1: After his court appearance in North Carolina that was originally
26:39
Speaker 1: set for Monday was canceled, Comey will be arraigned on
26:42
Speaker 1: June 30th. Comey is still trying to get the trial dropped.
26:46
Speaker 1: They want the case dismissed. But as of right now,
26:49
Speaker 1: two months from now, we're looking at James Comey standing
26:51
Speaker 1: trial for his threats to the president. Now, Remember, I
26:57
Speaker 1: want to remind you that it's not just the Instagram
27:00
Speaker 1: post that the government has. They have more evidence than that.
27:04
Speaker 1: They have more evidence than that. Here is Todd Blanche,
27:07
Speaker 1: cut to, revealing recently that the evidence goes beyond just
27:12
Speaker 1: a simple Instagram photo. Look at this.
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Speaker 6: Part of what? The government would have to prove his intent.
27:18
Speaker 6: James Comey deleted the post the same day, and he wrote, quote,'
27:22
Speaker 6: I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence.
27:25
Speaker 1: It never occurred to me.
27:27
Speaker 6: But I oppose violence of any kind, so I took
27:31
Speaker 6: the post down.' How do you prove intent, Mr. Blanch,
27:35
Speaker 6: when Mr. Comey himself said he didn't understand that some
27:39
Speaker 6: people would look at that and think about violence?
27:42
Speaker 7: You prove intent like you always prove intent. You prove
27:45
Speaker 7: intent with witnesses. You prove intent with documents, with materials.
27:49
Speaker 7: So again, this is not just about a single Instagram post.
27:52
Speaker 7: This is about a body of evidence that the grand
27:54
Speaker 7: jury collected over the series of about 11 months. That
27:58
Speaker 7: evidence was presented to the grand jury. And it's not
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Speaker 7: the government. It's not the Department of Justice. It's not
28:02
Speaker 7: Todd Blanche that returned an indictment against James Comey.
28:06
Speaker 1: It's a grand jury, part of the judicial process.
28:08
Speaker 7: And this process has to be allowed to play out
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Speaker 7: in the courts.
28:12
Speaker 1: It's not fair to Mr. Comey.
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Speaker 7: It's certainly not fair to the prosecutors for us to
28:16
Speaker 7: be airing your view or my view.
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Speaker 1: Of this indictment.
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Speaker 7: It's something that will be presented in court at the
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Speaker 7: time set by the judge.
28:24
Speaker 1: Let's delve a little deeper.
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Speaker 6: Conservative legal scholar Jonathan Turley said, quote, this indictment is
28:30
Speaker 6: facially unconstitutional, absent some unknown new facts. Are there, are
28:37
Speaker 6: you in fact saying that there are facts beyond this
28:40
Speaker 6: Instagram post that clearly establish it? an intent to threaten.
28:44
Speaker 1: The president's life.
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Speaker 7: I've said repeatedly that this was an investigation that lasted
28:48
Speaker 7: 11 months. If the only facts that existed was the
28:51
Speaker 7: posting of the Instagram, obviously that wouldn't have taken 11 months.
28:55
Speaker 1: And so when Mr.
28:56
Speaker 7: Turley talks about whether it's facially unconstitutional, absent unknown facts
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Speaker 7: or circumstances, we will necessarily have to prove beyond a
29:04
Speaker 7: reasonable doubt at trial every element of this crime, which
29:07
Speaker 7: we're prepared to do.
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Speaker 1: We are prepared to meet the burden of proof. beyond
29:14
Speaker 1: a reasonable doubt, beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. We
29:19
Speaker 1: have the evidence, and it's not just the Instagram post.
29:22
Speaker 1: We gathered it over 11 months. It's pretty strong. Now,
29:28
Speaker 1: the Justice Department, of course, will have to back that
29:30
Speaker 1: up at trial against James Comey. But Comey seems pretty
29:37
Speaker 1: desperate to me. Comey just decided to go and do
29:41
Speaker 1: a live television interview yesterday with one of his favorite propagandists,
29:49
Speaker 1: a woman by the name of Nicole Wallace. Now, before
29:52
Speaker 1: I even show you the Nicole Wallace clip, I want
29:54
Speaker 1: to remind you of a connection to Nicole Wallace that
29:58
Speaker 1: that James Comey has. And this comes to us by
30:01
Speaker 1: way of Julie Kelly, the excellent Julie Kelly. She said, oh, look,
30:04
Speaker 1: getting the gang back together again. Now, Comey used his buddy,
30:10
Speaker 1: Dan Richman, as a cutout to leak investigative and classified
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Speaker 1: information to Nicole Wallace's husband, Michael Schmidt, in 2017. That's right.
30:24
Speaker 1: Michael Schmidt, a New York Times reporter, Nicole Wallace is
30:27
Speaker 1: now married to Michael Schmidt. Michael Schmidt was the guy
30:31
Speaker 1: who was taking all of the James Comey leaks in
30:35
Speaker 1: order to get a special counsel appointed against President Trump.
30:40
Speaker 1: You see this? These guys are as thick as thieves.
30:44
Speaker 1: The goal was to make himself look good, says Julie Kelly,
30:47
Speaker 1: and prompt the appointment of a special counsel to investigate
30:50
Speaker 1: imaginary Trump-Russia election collusion. So of course, she's featuring Comey's
30:55
Speaker 1: latest spin, and sob story.
30:57
Speaker 2: Okay.
30:57
Speaker 1: So that's the, that's the predicator. That's, that's, that's the setup.
31:01
Speaker 1: I want to, I want you to know what the
31:02
Speaker 1: relationship is between these two people as he goes on Ms.
31:06
Speaker 1: Now to make his case that I'm so innocent. Trump's
31:09
Speaker 1: just mean and he's attacking me because he doesn't like me.
31:11
Speaker 1: I don't know why he doesn't like me.
31:13
Speaker 5: Got it.
31:13
Speaker 7: All right.
31:14
Speaker 1: Well, let's take you through this. So you just heard
31:15
Speaker 1: from Todd Blanchett. He's like, actually, we have more evidence
31:17
Speaker 1: against Comey. Nicole Wallace asked James Comey, well, is there
31:22
Speaker 1: other evidence? Do you know about it? Cut one, watch.
31:26
Speaker 5: Are you aware of what the other evidence is they
31:28
Speaker 5: have other than that message, which is on Amazon right
31:31
Speaker 5: now for sale?
31:32
Speaker 8: Yeah, I hate to stiff arm you, but I'm going
31:34
Speaker 8: to do the same thing. It's very important that we
31:36
Speaker 8: respect and obey the rules of the federal court in
31:40
Speaker 8: North Carolina and everywhere, even if others don't. And so
31:43
Speaker 8: I'm not going to talk about that, except to say,
31:45
Speaker 8: as I said earlier, I am not only not guilty,
31:47
Speaker 8: I am innocent and we will pursue this fully.
31:52
Speaker 1: Is he under a gag order? What does he mean
31:55
Speaker 1: the rules of the federal court? You know, as a
31:57
Speaker 1: criminal defendant, he's entitled to know the evidence. The government's
32:02
Speaker 1: obligated to share it, the evidence against him so that
32:05
Speaker 1: he can mount the defense. Why is he keeping that
32:09
Speaker 1: from us? Is he under like a Donald Trump style
32:12
Speaker 1: gag order? You know, President Trump was forbidden from saying
32:15
Speaker 1: that he was innocent in public. He wasn't allowed to,
32:17
Speaker 1: you know, in the midst of a presidential campaign, you know,
32:22
Speaker 1: because the left was rigging the whole process. What is
32:24
Speaker 1: Comey saying? Oh, I got to respect the rules of
32:27
Speaker 1: the federal court. This is unlike others trying to take
32:29
Speaker 1: a shot at Todd Blanche. Blanche can say whatever he wants.
32:32
Speaker 1: Blanche can tell us that he's got evidence. He didn't
32:35
Speaker 1: tell us what the evidence was. He was just making
32:38
Speaker 1: an obvious point. You don't bring a case unless you
32:40
Speaker 1: have evidence. You know, well, unless you're the left, of course,
32:43
Speaker 1: then you go after Trump without any evidence whatsoever. Isn't
32:47
Speaker 1: that fascinating? So Comey, no, I can't, I can't break
32:49
Speaker 1: the rules. What do you mean break the rules? If
32:51
Speaker 1: you're innocent, say it, go ahead. Well, that's going to
32:54
Speaker 1: apparel your case? Say your lawyers have advised you not
32:56
Speaker 1: to talk about this. Or as a lawyer, I know
32:59
Speaker 1: better than to talk about this. But instead, he pinned
33:01
Speaker 1: it on the federal court. It's the court who's stopping
33:04
Speaker 1: me from saying this. Yeah, sure, James. The guy who
33:07
Speaker 1: lies about everything. Lies about everything. Every single thing. And
33:14
Speaker 1: he's playing the victim, of course. He says that the
33:16
Speaker 1: reason he's got to speak up. I got to speak up.
33:18
Speaker 1: I got to speak up. I'm doing it for my grandkids.
33:21
Speaker 1: I just want my grandkids to know what a hero
33:23
Speaker 1: I am. Take a look, cut three.
33:26
Speaker 8: Continue to speak up because I have grandchildren and someday
33:29
Speaker 8: they will be old enough to understand this time. And
33:31
Speaker 8: I want them to know what pop did during this
33:33
Speaker 8: period of time. I hope everybody feels that way.
33:35
Speaker 5: You said this won't be the last. Do you think
33:37
Speaker 5: they're going to indict you again?
33:39
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't.
33:40
Speaker 3: Maybe. Yeah.
33:41
Speaker 8: I mean, I think Donald Trump wakes up at three
33:43
Speaker 8: in the morning thinking about me.
33:44
Speaker 1: I do not. The vice reverse does not happen.
33:47
Speaker 8: But I'm sure that if this case falls apart, they'll
33:50
Speaker 8: come with something else. I'm going to have to deal
33:52
Speaker 8: with this, as I've told my family. They're going to
33:54
Speaker 8: have to deal with this as long as Donald Trump
33:56
Speaker 8: is in the White House thinking about me in the
33:58
Speaker 8: middle of the night.
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Speaker 1: Trump's obsessed with me. Trump's obsessed with me. He really
34:03
Speaker 1: is a teenage girl. Holy crap. I don't know why
34:08
Speaker 1: he's so obsessed with me. Well, first of all, let
34:10
Speaker 1: me start with the basic point. You know, President Trump
34:12
Speaker 1: does post about James Comey on Truth Social. I think
34:16
Speaker 1: he calls him crooked, a bad cop, you know, all
34:18
Speaker 1: sorts of accurate depictions of who James Comey is. But
34:22
Speaker 1: why would Donald Trump, hmm, why would Trump not like
34:25
Speaker 1: James Comey? Now, of course, Comey's obviously saying this because
34:29
Speaker 1: he's saying that Trump ordered a hit on me. It's
34:32
Speaker 1: totally unjust. This is tyranny, that blah, blah, blah. No,
34:35
Speaker 1: the Justice Department is rightly investigating you for your litany
34:40
Speaker 1: of credible allegations that you've broken the law. So that's one. But, okay,
34:45
Speaker 1: to go back to the point, why would Trump not
34:47
Speaker 1: like Comey? Well, here's a reason. Comey ordered the leak
34:53
Speaker 1: of his own memos to spur the special counsel probe.
34:58
Speaker 1: James Comey wrote down privileged information about his conversations with
35:04
Speaker 1: the president of the United States. He depicted a conversation.
35:07
Speaker 1: I don't even know if it's accurate. He depicted a
35:09
Speaker 1: conversation with the president. Then he leaked it to Michael
35:12
Speaker 1: Schmidt at the New York Times, who is currently Nicole
35:14
Speaker 1: Wallace's husband over on Ms.
35:16
Speaker 9: Now.
35:17
Speaker 1: And Nicole Wallace is giving him a glow up interview
35:20
Speaker 1: on Ms.
35:20
Speaker 4: Now.
35:25
Speaker 1: I don't know why he's so obsessed with me. I
35:27
Speaker 1: don't know. What did I ever do? Donald Trump wouldn't
35:29
Speaker 1: like me. You're a jackass, Comey. You're a complete jackass.
35:35
Speaker 1: He's a liar. He's a snake. He's a snake. So
35:39
Speaker 1: there he is again. Now, this thing about him being
35:41
Speaker 1: prosecuted again, there is evidence available in public to suggest
35:49
Speaker 1: that there could be two more big criminal prosecutions of
35:52
Speaker 1: James Comey. Two more. In addition to what we already saw,
35:57
Speaker 1: his lies to Congress about leaks to the media, That
36:01
Speaker 1: was the first indictment in the Eastern District of Virginia.
36:04
Speaker 1: The second indictment is for the 8647 threat and the
36:07
Speaker 1: additional evidence, of course, the Justice Department says it has
36:09
Speaker 1: against him. And then you've got the Comey case of
36:18
Speaker 1: these documents leaking to Daniel Richmond. So here's the reporting
36:24
Speaker 1: on that subject. Bloomberg just came out with a piece
36:28
Speaker 1: saying the following. that the Trump DOJ is allegedly pursuing
36:35
Speaker 1: a separate Comey probe for classified leaks. The Justice Department
36:39
Speaker 1: is pursuing additional charges against Comey for leaking classified information.
36:45
Speaker 1: Federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia have in
36:49
Speaker 1: recent weeks revived a case, a pursuit of Comey. The
36:53
Speaker 1: investigation is tied to his dissemination of documents to Columbia
36:57
Speaker 1: University law professor Daniel Richman. If successful, it would be
37:01
Speaker 1: the third indictment by the Trump TOJ of James Comey
37:05
Speaker 1: since last fall. That's great.
37:10
Speaker 4: All right.
37:11
Speaker 1: And which, by the way, he deserves. The other piece,
37:14
Speaker 1: the other big indictment that we're expecting, that we're waiting for,
37:16
Speaker 1: I know bad old Kitty always wants to hear in chat.
37:19
Speaker 1: And so what? The grand conspiracy case in South Florida.
37:24
Speaker 1: And that's where John Brennan comes into the math, the
37:26
Speaker 1: former CIA director. We're going to get to him in
37:30
Speaker 1: just a moment, because guess who else appeared on Nicole
37:33
Speaker 1: Wallace's show yesterday? Go ahead. Go ahead. Take a wild guess.
37:39
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37:42
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40:44
Speaker 1: So John Brennan goes on Nicole Wallace's program too. Because,
40:47
Speaker 1: you know, she's a dedicated propagandist for all these criminals.
40:52
Speaker 1: So they keep showing up on her show on the
40:54
Speaker 1: same day. So here's John. They were hanging out in
40:57
Speaker 1: the green room together. Comey and Brennan, frickin' frack. They
41:00
Speaker 1: were back together. So here's John Brennan claiming yesterday that
41:05
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's on a revenge campaign and attacking the attorney general,
41:09
Speaker 1: Todd Blanch. Is this a good idea for a criminal defendant?
41:12
Speaker 1: Cut five. Watch.
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Speaker 2: It comes down to what we need to do in
41:16
Speaker 2: order to protect and defend ourselves in terms of legal defense,
41:19
Speaker 2: other types of things. But this is all part of
41:22
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign to carry out revenge against his adversaries. And,
41:28
Speaker 2: you know, Todd Bland saying that this is not, you know,
41:30
Speaker 2: is going after his political enemies. I mean, how can
41:32
Speaker 2: he actually look himself in the mirror and believe what
41:35
Speaker 2: he is saying? As you pointed out, it looks like
41:37
Speaker 2: he is auditioning to be nominated to be attorney general.
41:47
Speaker 4: So.
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Speaker 1: Of course, what you're witnessing. is just an absurd attempt
41:54
Speaker 1: at framing everything that appears to be coming. You know,
41:59
Speaker 1: we keep seeing this over and over. Obama's doing this.
42:03
Speaker 1: Comey's doing this. Brennan's doing this. The public freakouts that
42:08
Speaker 1: you're witnessing right now, where all of the same people
42:12
Speaker 1: who were involved in subverting our entire justice system now
42:15
Speaker 1: accuse President Trump of doing that very thing. They're meant
42:19
Speaker 1: to prepare you for the grand conspiracy case. The one
42:23
Speaker 1: that battled Kitty and I are obsessed with. The grand
42:26
Speaker 1: conspiracy case is coming and these guys know it. How
42:31
Speaker 1: do they know it? They're on the receiving end of
42:33
Speaker 1: endless subpoenas right now. We already know by earlier this
42:36
Speaker 1: year that hundreds of these subpoenas have gone out the
42:39
Speaker 1: door from that grand jury in South Florida. Brennan is
42:43
Speaker 1: under the gun. He's under active criminal investigation right now.
42:49
Speaker 1: And so he's getting on television to try and convince
42:53
Speaker 1: those 40% of Democrats who believe that President Trump faked
42:57
Speaker 1: his own assassination attempts. He's trying to convince that delusional,
43:02
Speaker 1: deranged group of yet another lie. That Donald Trump is
43:06
Speaker 1: the one who's subverting the Justice Department. He's attacking me
43:09
Speaker 1: because he's mean. He just doesn't like how great I am. Meanwhile,
43:13
Speaker 1: the Justice Department is... Undertaking a very credible investigation of
43:17
Speaker 1: John Brennan for his long history of sinister behaviors. Now
43:20
Speaker 1: finally catching up with him. It's good and it can't
43:23
Speaker 1: happen fast enough, candidly. But that's what Brennan's doing. And
43:28
Speaker 1: so what else is he doing? Yesterday, in that same interview,
43:34
Speaker 1: Brennan appeared to either reveal something brand new. Well, not
43:39
Speaker 1: brand new. I'll play it and you'll know why it's
43:42
Speaker 1: not completely brand new. Or he's working the refs. He's
43:46
Speaker 1: making a public appeal to career officials in the United
43:50
Speaker 1: States Department of Justice to stage an insurrection. He's encouraging
43:56
Speaker 1: Justice Department officials to subvert the duly elected president of
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Speaker 1: the United States and his appointed attorney general. This is
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Speaker 1: a guy under active criminal investigation calling for subversion in
44:10
Speaker 1: the investigation and likely subsequent prosecution. Here's Brennan yesterday, either
44:18
Speaker 1: telling us that he has people on the inside or
44:21
Speaker 1: encouraging them to disobey the duly elected president of the
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Speaker 1: United States and to thwart the will of the American people.
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Speaker 3: Listen.
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Speaker 5: He has succeeded largely in turning DOJ and the FBI
44:32
Speaker 5: into political arms of his political operation. What still exists
44:37
Speaker 5: in the system to slow that down?
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Speaker 3: I think, as Liz mentioned, there's still a legion of
44:44
Speaker 3: professionals in the law enforcement environment, the Department of Justice,
44:48
Speaker 3: as well as the CIA and other places, the ones
44:51
Speaker 3: who are refusing to follow politically motivated prosecutions, those who
44:58
Speaker 3: are refusing to support any type of political activities on
45:02
Speaker 3: the part of the Trump administration that are inconsistent with
45:05
Speaker 3: with the authorities, the responsibilities of the intelligence community, law
45:08
Speaker 3: enforcement community, and Department of Justice.
45:10
Speaker 5: He has succeeded.
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Speaker 1: You got that? So Brennan says there is a legion, legion,
45:22
Speaker 1: interesting choice of words, of professionals in the law enforcement environment,
45:27
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice, as well as the CIA and
45:31
Speaker 1: other places. They are, in his words, quote, refusing to
45:36
Speaker 1: follow politically motivated prosecutions. Now, what Brennan is doing is
45:44
Speaker 1: either revealing that he has moles inside of these agencies
45:50
Speaker 1: who are actively subverting the will of the American people,
45:54
Speaker 1: or he's issuing a public call to arms to those
45:56
Speaker 1: very same people. What's the other read on this? What
46:00
Speaker 1: could you possibly interpret from that other than those two options?
46:03
Speaker 1: And it's probably a combination of both. He's got people
46:06
Speaker 1: on the inside. It is a deep state. It continues
46:09
Speaker 1: to be. We've heard plenty of stories of the efforts
46:12
Speaker 1: that Trump administration officials have had to take to clean
46:15
Speaker 1: out the deep state, and it's tough. It is a
46:17
Speaker 1: tough battle. So he probably has people on the inside,
46:21
Speaker 1: and he's probably, once again, issuing a public call to
46:24
Speaker 1: arms here. And What would those career officials think if
46:29
Speaker 1: they hear that from the former CIA director, from a
46:32
Speaker 1: party that has promised that they will hurt people who
46:36
Speaker 1: get in their way? We've already seen people like Susan
46:39
Speaker 1: Rice and all sorts of ridiculous Democrats coming out and promising,
46:47
Speaker 1: Hakeem Jeffries, promising that when they get power again, they
46:51
Speaker 1: are going to use it against their political opponents. Their
46:54
Speaker 1: intention is to use the United States Department of Justice
46:57
Speaker 1: to hurt their political opponents. So when John Brennan is
47:01
Speaker 1: encouraging people to subvert the president of the United States,
47:06
Speaker 1: he might be trying to get them to do some calculus.
47:08
Speaker 1: Let's see. If Trump's not around forever, if Democrats come
47:11
Speaker 1: back and then they're going to start hurting political opponents,
47:15
Speaker 1: do I want to be on the side of power
47:18
Speaker 1: or do I want to be on the receiving end
47:20
Speaker 1: of tyranny? Hmm. What am I going to do here?
47:24
Speaker 1: And if people make the immoral choice, they join John
47:27
Speaker 1: Brennan on this quest to subvert the will of the
47:29
Speaker 1: American people. We've seen it happen before. We could see
47:32
Speaker 1: it happen again. This is deranged. This is completely deranged.
47:38
Speaker 1: But there he is, John Brennan. They just keep going. Now,
47:42
Speaker 1: having said that, I just saw in my chat, somebody,
47:44
Speaker 1: Carnage25 asked, Vince, what do you mean the grand conspiracy
47:48
Speaker 1: case with Four question marks. Vince, double question marks. So, Carnage,
47:53
Speaker 1: you don't know about this case. That's okay. Not everybody
47:57
Speaker 1: follows every detail so closely. Down in South Florida, we
48:00
Speaker 1: have a U.S. attorney, Quinones, who is in the midst
48:03
Speaker 1: of a grand conspiracy investigation right now. And we know
48:07
Speaker 1: earlier this year, there was an Axios report to this effect.
48:11
Speaker 1: I'll pull it up for you. That shows that there
48:15
Speaker 1: have been over 100 and.
48:18
Speaker 1: Let's see. Many hundreds of subpoenas that have gone out
48:24
Speaker 1: seeking information in this case. But here's just here's an example.
48:29
Speaker 1: This is March of 2026 of this year. James Comey
48:33
Speaker 1: was subpoenaed in the grand conspiracy against Trump. James Comey
48:38
Speaker 1: was subpoenaed earlier this year. in the wide-ranging grand conspiracy
48:41
Speaker 1: case against the ex-officials who investigated and prosecuted President Trump,
48:45
Speaker 1: two sources with knowledge of the situation tell Axios the
48:48
Speaker 1: investigation has produced more than 130 subpoenas since cranking up
48:52
Speaker 1: last year and targets top officials who worked under former
48:55
Speaker 1: presidents Obama and Biden. So that's the answer to your question, Carnage.
48:59
Speaker 1: But it's good. I don't mind doing a refresh on
49:02
Speaker 1: that for anybody who hasn't been tracking the details. But
49:06
Speaker 1: that's the latest on that. So, yeah, so we're keeping
49:08
Speaker 1: our eyes on that. And Comey's kind of convinced, I'm
49:10
Speaker 1: going to be prosecuted again. I'm certain that's going to happen. Yeah,
49:14
Speaker 1: I hope so. I hope you're right about that. If
49:16
Speaker 1: I've ever hoped that Comey is right about anything, I
49:18
Speaker 1: hope Comey is right about that. That would be very,
49:23
Speaker 1: very good. While we're on the issue of the FBI,
49:26
Speaker 1: I've got one other story for you. This seems like
49:30
Speaker 1: it's turning into the left's fake scandal of the week,
49:34
Speaker 1: which I think might mean I need to share this
49:39
Speaker 1: with you today. Let's see. Oh, here we go. And
49:42
Speaker 1: now it's time for the left's fake scandal of the week.
49:49
Speaker 8: Extra, extra.
49:53
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, baby, the left's fake scandal of the week.
49:55
Speaker 1: This week, it involves whether or not the FBI is
49:58
Speaker 1: abusing its power and harassing journalists. That's the big claim
50:03
Speaker 1: going on by the lefty media right now. And this
50:07
Speaker 1: is the piece that came out last week from two
50:10
Speaker 1: guys who absolutely hate Kash Patel over at the FBI.
50:15
Speaker 1: And this is the piece. It says the FBI is
50:17
Speaker 1: probing leaks to journalists who wrote explosive article on Kash Patel,
50:23
Speaker 1: sources say. That's the claim from Ms.
50:26
Speaker 3: Now.
50:27
Speaker 1: It's authored by Fusion Ken Delanian and Crazy Carol Lennig.
50:31
Speaker 1: And so the two of them are claiming that that
50:35
Speaker 1: mean old Kash Patel is investigating a journalist who reported
50:39
Speaker 1: that he's a drunk. Remember, this was an Atlantic piece
50:43
Speaker 1: that came out that was alleging that Kash Patel is
50:46
Speaker 1: just drinking on the job all the time. He's not
50:48
Speaker 1: even doing his job. Which one is it, lefties, by
50:50
Speaker 1: the way? Is Kash Patel prosecuting too many of you
50:53
Speaker 1: or he's too drunk to do his job? Can you
50:55
Speaker 1: guys get this one straight? The FBI has launched a
50:57
Speaker 1: criminal leak investigation, they claimed. focusing on an Atlantic Magazine
51:02
Speaker 1: journalist who wrote a deeply unflattering account last month of
51:05
Speaker 1: Kash Patel's work habits. Two people familiar with the matter
51:08
Speaker 1: told Ms.
51:09
Speaker 3: Now.
51:10
Speaker 1: The sources said the so-called insider threat investigation is highly
51:13
Speaker 1: unusual because it did not stem from a disclosure of
51:16
Speaker 1: classified information and because it's focused on leaks to a reporter.
51:21
Speaker 4: Okay.
51:21
Speaker 1: And then they go on, the journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick cited
51:24
Speaker 1: two dozen anonymous sources in a detailed story reporting that
51:27
Speaker 1: Patel's alcohol consumption and erratic behavior had caused deep concern
51:31
Speaker 1: among FBI officials. Ladies and gentlemen, if she has anybody
51:35
Speaker 1: in the FBI who's making claims like this, understand something.
51:38
Speaker 1: These are the deep staters we're talking about. These are
51:41
Speaker 1: the deep staters that John Brennan is appealing to. These
51:44
Speaker 1: are the people who would actively work to subvert the
51:48
Speaker 1: United States and the will of the people. that are
51:51
Speaker 1: talking to the Atlantic lady to tell a bullshit story about,
51:54
Speaker 1: Kash Patel's been drinking too much.
51:57
Speaker 4: Okay.
51:58
Speaker 1: So the story in Miz now is, oh no, the
52:02
Speaker 1: FBI is investigating these people, is investigating and is ruining
52:06
Speaker 1: the life of this woman, Sarah Fitzpatrick. Really? Is that
52:11
Speaker 1: what's going on? They're going to take time out of
52:13
Speaker 1: their busy schedules to go after a dumb Atlantic reporter?
52:17
Speaker 1: So we just found out, no. That's not what this
52:20
Speaker 1: is at all. Rachel Bade is a reporter. She used
52:24
Speaker 1: to work for Politico, actually, but she's got her own
52:26
Speaker 1: sub stack. She just put this piece up. Scoop, the
52:31
Speaker 1: FBI is investigating threats against the reporter who wrote the
52:38
Speaker 1: Kash Patel piece. You tracking this? So rather than the
52:44
Speaker 1: FBI tormenting this girl, They're investigating threats to her. Last month,
52:54
Speaker 1: the Atlantic's Sarah Fitzpatrick wrote a scathing takedown of FBI
52:57
Speaker 1: Director Kash Patel that had Washington in a tizzy, writes Rachel.
53:04
Speaker 1: Three days after the story published, Fitzpatrick went to the
53:07
Speaker 1: FBI seeking help after a series of threats against her.
53:13
Speaker 1: The FBI has opened a threat assessment case into menacing
53:17
Speaker 1: messages sent to Fitzpatrick, called a guardian intake in FBI speak.
53:24
Speaker 1: I'm told by an FBI official who requested anonymity to
53:26
Speaker 1: share details. It did so because the reporter herself contacted
53:31
Speaker 1: the Bureau twice. On April 20th, Fitzpatrick described horrifying messages
53:38
Speaker 1: in a call to the FBI. Somebody said, quote, your
53:41
Speaker 1: days are numbered, one of the messages read. Another said,
53:44
Speaker 1: it'll be your obituary, according to this FBI official. Fitzpatrick
53:48
Speaker 1: first went to the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department, who referred
53:51
Speaker 1: her to the FBI. A few hours before her outreach
53:55
Speaker 1: to the FBI, Patel's lawyers had filed a lawsuit against
53:58
Speaker 1: the Atlantic. They filed a lawsuit against the Atlantic for
54:02
Speaker 1: defaming him over a Fitzpatrick piece. The FBI has been
54:07
Speaker 1: in communication with the Metropolitan Police Department to make sure
54:10
Speaker 1: her house doesn't get swatted. So, holy cow. So, in
54:15
Speaker 1: other words... Rather than tormenting the woman who's lying about
54:22
Speaker 1: Kash Patel, they're still defending her. In other words, the
54:27
Speaker 1: FBI is standing up for the rule of law, even
54:30
Speaker 1: against the people who hate the leadership of the FBI. Oh,
54:36
Speaker 1: my God. It's well, it's typical. It's not shocking, but
54:42
Speaker 1: it is appalling. It's totally typical. And what a fascinating
54:47
Speaker 1: turn of events. Not in any way surprising that that's
54:50
Speaker 1: actually the story. So good for Cash and the team.
54:53
Speaker 1: And please keep up the good work, guys. Please keep
54:56
Speaker 1: taking down the bad guys and ignore this nonsense. Just
54:59
Speaker 1: ignore these idiots. I mean, it's truly stupid what they've
55:02
Speaker 1: got going on. Another thing for you, I've got a
55:05
Speaker 1: crazy Katie Porter this week. She just did a CNN interview.
55:10
Speaker 1: Remember I told you that I think that one of
55:13
Speaker 1: the most powerful forces in the Democrat Party, Tom Steyer,
55:16
Speaker 1: in that governor's race in California, might be behind the
55:20
Speaker 1: unleashing of the blackmail files against these lefties. Like, I'm
55:24
Speaker 1: curious who took down Swalwell. Like, we don't have the
55:27
Speaker 1: full picture, do we, on who took down Eric Swalwell?
55:30
Speaker 1: Somebody in the— I' m not saying that Swalwell didn't commit all
55:34
Speaker 1: sorts of sins that are now catching up with him.
55:36
Speaker 1: I'm saying that someone on the left uncorked the blackmail file.
55:40
Speaker 1: They opened it up and spread it out in public
55:42
Speaker 1: in order to get Swalwell thrown out of the race.
55:45
Speaker 1: And I'm beginning to wonder to what extent one of
55:48
Speaker 1: the most powerful forces in the Democrat Party was both
55:50
Speaker 1: behind that and in the early oppo dump, the opposition
55:54
Speaker 1: resource dump against Katie Porter. In fact, Katie Porter herself
55:59
Speaker 1: believes that it was Tom Steyer who did this to her,
56:02
Speaker 1: meaning released video footage of her treating her staff like
56:07
Speaker 1: utter garbage. Now, again, I'm not saying she didn't do it.
56:11
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, isn't it interesting that all this dirty
56:14
Speaker 1: laundry keeps popping up in this race where you have
56:17
Speaker 1: one of the single biggest donors to the Democrat Party
56:19
Speaker 1: running against all of them? Here's Katie Porter making the
56:23
Speaker 1: allegation yesterday on CNN. Cut sex.
56:25
Speaker 4: Watch.
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Speaker 9: Well, given that Tom Steyer is the person who leaked
56:29
Speaker 9: the video with me and the staffer from five years ago,
56:32
Speaker 9: he pretty clearly didn't think that I would. He pretty
56:36
Speaker 9: clearly wanted to be governor bad enough to knock me
56:39
Speaker 9: down to do it. And I apologize for that video
56:41
Speaker 9: many times because I am confident that is the case.
56:45
Speaker 9: I've been told by many people it's a Department of
56:47
Speaker 9: Energy video. It was only held by the Department of
56:50
Speaker 9: Energy and people can follow the trail to who his
56:53
Speaker 9: campaign staffers are now. and understand what happened there.
56:58
Speaker 1: Wow. Fascinating. So if Katie Porter knows anything, it's about
57:05
Speaker 1: tracking what's going on in her own political career in detail.
57:09
Speaker 1: She is a dumpster fire in every sense, politically. But
57:13
Speaker 1: following what it takes for her to get to power
57:15
Speaker 1: and who might be standing in the way, I bet
57:17
Speaker 1: you she's in the details. So she says Tom Steyer
57:20
Speaker 1: is guilty here. Now, again, given Steyer's control over the
57:24
Speaker 1: Democrat Party, he's one of the single biggest donors they have,
57:28
Speaker 1: there is a lot of hesitancy to allow that kind
57:30
Speaker 1: of declaration to be made on one of the Democrat
57:33
Speaker 1: Party's favorite networks, CNN. So CNN instantly rushed at the
57:37
Speaker 1: end of that interview to say, They don't know if
57:40
Speaker 1: Tom Steyer did this. They don't have any reporting to
57:42
Speaker 1: support that. And they need you to know that because
57:45
Speaker 1: their lawyers need you to know that. Cut seven. Watch.
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Speaker 4: Congresswoman, thank you for coming on. I should note that
57:53
Speaker 4: we don't have evidence that Steyer leaked that video of you.
57:56
Speaker 4: If you have it, please bring it. And also, you
57:59
Speaker 4: said some pretty tough stuff about Javier Becerra. If he
58:01
Speaker 4: wants to come back on the show, he is more
58:04
Speaker 4: than welcome to do that as well. Thank you for
58:06
Speaker 4: being here today. I appreciate it.
58:09
Speaker 1: Thank you. I don't think we're done with the mess
58:15
Speaker 1: that that race is. I don't think so. I think
58:18
Speaker 1: that dumpster fire is only going to get bigger. And
58:21
Speaker 1: if it takes down all these Democrats, that would be
58:23
Speaker 1: the perfect ending to this craziness going on. We'll keep
58:27
Speaker 1: our eyes on California. Fascinating governor's race. Amazing mayoral race, too,
58:30
Speaker 1: by the way. Spencer Pratt is crushing it. Never thought
58:33
Speaker 1: I'd say those words in that sequence in my entire life.
58:37
Speaker 1: Spencer Pratt is crushing it. He's absolutely crushing it. Spencer,
58:41
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58:43
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58:45
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