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Busted, Christopher Wray & Jack Dorsey Seditious Conspiracy |EP683 · The Big Mig Show

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  What do we got? What's going?
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  On that a little set the mood here, George.
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  I didn't. See it?
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  So listen, everybody's flipping out.
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  Everybody's flipping out about Trump.
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  Oh, he did a meme and his plane was dropping poop on people and
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  oh, is this anyway, just crying and crying.
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  Well, somebody did a little compilation.
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  I like what they did here, so I thought we'd show it.
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  Yeah, I seen, I seen people crying the other day on X and I
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  says I says get over it, it's not our fault the left can't
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  meme. Yeah, I mean such a humor.
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  What is that screw? Flying a fighter jet and
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  dropping. Shit on the protesters.
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  He also posted an AI video wearing a crown and dumping
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  feces on protester. After Trump's flying crap video,
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  is there a way? We can get him.
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  Involuntarily committed to a psychiatric institution.
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  There's Howard getting pooped on by the president of the United
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  States. It's amazing how how how they
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  get so set off by a funny meme. It's a freaking meme, people.
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  Yeah. Enjoy the moment.
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  You know that they're changing the laws in Denmark, and I
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  believe it's because of these sort of memes.
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  And I don't think it's because they're trying to help the
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  people. Basically, you're not going to
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  be able to use anybody's identity, your data, your face,
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  your voice are all going to be copyrighted in Denmark.
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  So if somebody wanted to make a meme of George and I make a fun
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  of me and they wanted to use our voice because you can do it with
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  AI, you can be sued for doing that.
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  That's how Denmark is changing the laws.
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  And I think it's because of the politician, because my
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  understanding a lot of people were meaning about politicians
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  over there and that's why they're passing because, oh, I'm
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  not going to let them do that. You know, I guess Denmark
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  doesn't believe in humor. Well, the politicians don't.
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  The people must, because if they're memeing, they're
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  politicians. If the politicians can't take
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  it, oh baby. They're.
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  Politicians. Crying.
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  Yeah, all. Right, all right, serious
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  business. Get to bro, because this is
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  serious. Christopher and Ray and Jack
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  Dorsey. Let me start.
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  Let me start this off. No, I already started.
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  I got to start here. I don't care.
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  I don't like Jack Dorsey. I know.
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  We all know that I don't like him either.
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  I, I don't like him. I think he's always been in the
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  middle of a bunch of crap. I think he's just kissing ass
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  now that he wants to be nice. And I think he, he was
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  responsible and, and, and for all the, the suspensions,
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  including George and I, I think everything that can possibly
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  happen to Jack Dorsey, I would absolutely celebrate all.
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  I hope he, I hope he's guilty of these charges and I hope he
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  faces serious jail time 'cause I think he's apos.
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  I think he really stepped on people's free speech and he
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  turned a Twitter during that the Jack Dorsey reign of terror
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  period, terror period into basically A1 sided echo chamber.
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  All right, George, take it from there.
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  You. Ruined a moment so.
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  I couldn't help myself. I hate Jack Dorsey.
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  I really don't like him, I think he's full of shit.
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  What? Do you think like you think I
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  like him too? We know you hate.
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  Him, I didn't say you, did I, I just want to mention the
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  audience and I got. My ex account back that's how
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  much I freaking hate his ass. Yeah, well, I got mine in the
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  back, but they they continued. Just want to know when, when the
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  indictment arrests are coming for these two.
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  That's that's what I need to know.
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  Yeah, I think shifts next, like we said on the show yesterday, I
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  think shift snaps now. Christopher Wray could be, but I
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  hope that they're not going to be.
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  I hope Trump's not going to go. Oh, leave poor Jack Dorsey
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  alone. I don't want to hear that crap.
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  It sounds like that he got paid to facilitate the overthrow of
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  the US government. I mean, what apos?
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  He already had hundreds of millions of dollars and he's got
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  to be paid to be a be a bigger piece of shit than he was prior.
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  Unbelievable, right? And what did he get paid?
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  3.4 million, George. This is going to be tough.
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  Who's the who's the most corrupt FBI director?
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  Would it be Christopher Wray? Would it be James Comedy?
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  It's a tough one. Man, that's a competition for
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  the ages. I don't know.
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  But they're saying that because of this, Christopher Wray is
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  going to go down as a single most corrupt FBI director in
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  American history. And now Jack Dorsey is in, is
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  endorsing Thomas Massie. He wants him to run for
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  president. Thomas Massey can run, but he's
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  not going to have a chance of winning.
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  Yeah. I mean, I don't even know if we
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  make it to the primaries. Just Nope.
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  We already got, we already got people that are already cemented
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  their their positions in line. And I mean, you know, JD Vance
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  is going to be the top runner. We, we, you and I both know who
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  the other person's going to be in there, but I don't even think
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  they're going to stand a chance. You know, here's my question.
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  Didn't you feel like that Elon Musk when he bought Twitter,
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  that he bought a major crime scene?
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  I always felt like he bought a major he.
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  Did, yeah. I mean, I'm just waiting to see
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  when he's going to release more of the stuff.
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  Whatever happened to the more Twitter Files man?
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  I know what happened to that. I think they're, I think they're
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  in the same place with the gold audit.
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  That's right. Same piece, same place where
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  they were going to arrest all those people for stealing all
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  the money from USAID. Are they in that same?
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  Maybe they're in that same file cabinet if the FBI and the DOJ,
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  they have a special important documents file cabinet, but do
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  not indict. You know you're.
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  Not indict room. So.
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  Put them in there in the file cabinets.
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  I keep thinking about this and like it just came into my my
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  mind again. Don't hurt when you just brought
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  up all the people like, you know, the USAID, that's a lot of
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  people that you know, a lot of the politicians that follow that
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  money. And I'm thinking are we is, is
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  our now FBI and government getting ready to do this like
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  one big full sweep? I don't think so 'cause it would
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  take too long to do all these little ones and all this stuff
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  really would. I mean, Scott, they're going to
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  do that. Then they ought to just do some
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  of those. Get them all that.
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  Everybody. I'm talking everybody, Lance.
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  I'm talking Clinton with it Obama.
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  I'm talking to everybody. One big full sweep.
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  Well, the best way to do it is you go down to the Congress,
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  right, And you get some of those clubs.
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  You know, the things you put on your steering wheel, locks the
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  club and you put them through all the doors and you lock them
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  in. And then you go in there and
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  sweep out all the Congress and take all the guilty.
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  I mean, you clean out a couple of hundreds.
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  You just got to put post people up at the doors.
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  Now I want to club them, I don't want to give them any chance.
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  Because then it'll be like, oh, let's say there's a fire we
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  couldn't get out. No, there's no fire.
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  They just need to go down. I think that's the way to do
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  this. Club the doors.
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  That's what I want to see. I want to see per blocks.
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  Hey, look, at the end of the day, I'm tired of this bullshit.
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  You know they're all talking about it, right?
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  Here's listen to me. Let me put it this way.
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  If they had belief that George Valentino Lance Miliaco
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  committed seditious conspiracy, you wouldn't make it in the next
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  weekend. What's amazing about this story
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  is no one's talking about it except the Big, big show.
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  Well, and Fox. Well, and Fox brought it up.
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  Yeah, sorry. Yeah, I'll give them all.
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  Right here we go. The FBI had the laptop for about
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  a year. They knew that it was real.
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  And you? Say the FBI.
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  Was grooming Twitter employees to recognize your laptop story?
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  How so? That's.
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  Right, Bill and Dana, it was pretty clear that there was
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  really a psychological operation being conducted against Twitter
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  executives by the FBI. So that when our story came up
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  in October of 2020 that they would recognise it immediately
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  as a Russian hack and leak operation.
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  Because they've been warned for weeks by FBI exactly what to
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  look for, in fact, to look for this operation in October and
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  that it would involve to Biden. And remember that the FBI was
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  paying Twitter $3.4 million they gave them to help censor
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  Americans and particularly our Story 3 weeks before the
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  election. 3.4 million got paid. Where is the arrest?
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  What do you, how do we call this government collusion with
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  Twitter? The government?
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  All right, here we go. The federal government was
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  colluding with Twitter to overthrow presidential election.
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  There you go. But you know, they want to try
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  to stick to their stories. Trump colluded with Russia,
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  Russia, Russia, Russia, every news outlet ran with that story.
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  Everybody. No one's running with this
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  story. The real collusion done with
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  this government, I'm telling you it just you're more stuff that
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  comes out the more you like it just comes.
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  It's too far gone to be fixed. The only way to fix this is
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  dismantle it and start over. That's it.
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  I know Lance's his wheels are turning.
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  I could tell. I can look through those shades
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  and see his eyes thinking. Yeah, You know, look, it's the
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  same old, same old, right? I mean, even right now, comedy
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  got a break. The that Obama, that Obama, I'm
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  sorry Biden appointed judge gave him a break.
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  But I I don't know. Look, this is we already knew
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  that Dorsey had done stuff like this.
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  We saw it the way he was behaving.
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  And I don't think he was compromised.
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  I think he just participated for the money and participated
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  because he doesn't give a shit. You know, he at at heart, I
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  think he's kind of like a fascist communist.
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  I think I think the money was going to his workers.
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  I think he's a fascist communist because he likes the money, but
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  he's kind of a socialist communist as far as his personal
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  beliefs are. And I think when it came to
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  doing what he did to Trump and, and all the other people on
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  Twitter that got suspended and they're all their account count,
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  you know, their accounts impacted, their accounts are
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  still impacted. There's still all kinds of code
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  that's running behind the scenes.
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  It's. Not allowing you to be done
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  right here. I just came with a class action
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  lawsuit against Jack Dorsey. I like it.
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  I think, all right, we need some lawyers Who wants to do, who
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  wants to start writing this stuff up?
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  I'm sure you get a lot of people in there.
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  I mean, Trump alone can go after him for I don't know how many
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  billions, but. So I.
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  Want in on this one? I want a piece of this.
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  I agree. All right, let's switch it up
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  here. James O'Keefe.
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  First of all, what a ridiculous wig.
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  How stupid are these people that they don't look at James O'Keefe
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  with this wig and this newest thing is and not say this.
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  What's up with this guy on this jacked up wig?
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  I I got to give it to him because I wouldn't even have the
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  balls to wear that wig thinking it would work.
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  Hold on, in all fairness to James O'Keefe, if you look at
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  the people in this situation you was dealing with, a lot of them
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  do wear wigs and weaves and stuff, so maybe they're just
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  like, it's nothing too. All right.
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  I mean, I guess. I don't.
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  Know in the meantime, he has exposed a mask.
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  I got to give him to this story. This is a big story.
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  He has exposed a massive $100 billion federal contracting
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  scheme. You know, minority owned firms
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  admitted to breaking federal law, securing $100 million plus
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  no big contracts while outsourcing 80% of the work.
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  Of course, how do they do it? Minority owned businesses?
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  So then they subcontract the work to bigger businesses, have
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  them do the work, and they both pocket hundreds of millions.
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  So incredible investigation. And basically, these companies
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  are raking in the money, only doing 20% of the work, if that.
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  They're defrauding taxpayers like you and betraying the very
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  communities these programs were meant to uplift.
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  I mean, George, this is unbelievable.
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  I mean, not that we didn't think it was going on, but wow.
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  Well, when they say no bid contracts, they're supposed to
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  be bidding on them, right or correct or wrong.
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  What's supposed to happen when a bid goes out?
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  Companies want a bid on it. Yeah.
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  I know what what they're doing is they're teaming up with, say
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  they hire a Native American, give them 5% of the company.
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  I got that, yeah. So here's the thing, like if you
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  get a contract, you can subcontract it out.
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  That's that's not for a broken law part, but there are
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  stipulations and rules in this part of the game here where
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  whoever bids on a contract, how many contracts they get, they
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  have to do a certain amount of them percentage they have to do
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  before they can even subcontract out.
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  There's a lot of other stuff to hear that's smells rotten.
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  But I mean, who's where is the oversight?
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  Who wouldn't? The government is getting these
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  kickbacks that they must have knew about this.
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  That's what. I mean, if you think through if
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  this is really a pass through scheme, right.
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  So a small business is acting as a front to win a government
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  contract meant for like, disadvantaged firms, right?
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  Minority firms. But instead of actually doing
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  the work, it passes the contract to this larger, ineligible
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  company, which you're basically violating SBA roles and you're
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  defrauding the government and you're defrauding the taxpayers.
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  It's unbelievable, man. I mean, but I got to give it to
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  O'Keefe. Let's play the clip.
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  His wig is definitely something to be, yeah.
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  This wig. Wow.
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  Billion dollars every year. It's a system long described as
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  an open secret in Washington, one that dwarfs the USA ID fraud
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  scandals in both scale and scope.
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  At its center lies a government program created to empower
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  minority owned small businesses. But behind the facade, our
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  investigation uncovers a network of so-called 8A pass through
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  schemes, shell companies exploiting those very programs
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  for profit. According to the SBA, the Biden
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  Harris administration awarded more than $630 billion in
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  federal contracts to these companies, with over $183
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  billion in 2024 alone. Our undercover investigation
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  reveals how these firms secured no bid federal contracts.
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  No bidding because of your native status.
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  Skim over half of the money off the top 65% of the money and
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  subcontract nearly all the work. So we we do about 20% of the
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  work. Defrauding taxpayers like you
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  and betraying the very communities these programs were
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  meant to uplift. ATI Government Solutions is a
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  technology services company that acquires contracts to provide
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  federal departments with next generation computing solutions.
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  ATI acquires hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars for
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  these contracts and have been particularly successful in this
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  due to their supposed Native American 8A tribal status,
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  meaning they're a Native American owned small business
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  which is heavily favored by federal contracts.
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  We went undercover and arranged meetings with multiple employees
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  to dig deeper into the truth behind their ownership, their
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  small business status, and their excessive use of subcontractors.
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  And what we found was more damning than we ever expected.
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  Be posed as a cyber security company which was attempting to
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  procure government contracts through minority owned status
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  similar to ATI. The ploy was to approach the
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  employee for ATI not for a meeting about contracts but
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  about obtaining catering for a corporate event.
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  You see Melaine Cromwell at ATI also on the side runs a catering
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  business called Ragin Cajun Catering.
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  So I got into government contracting.
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  I love what I did. I helped large and small
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  companies run contracts with the government.
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  I need to talk. About gumbo, I want to get to
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  the good stuff. I mean, this is interesting.
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  That's a little bit boring for me, absolutely.
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  So I'm excited to talk to you about.
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  Vacation for. Were shocked that almost
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  immediately in the meeting, less than two minutes in, Blaine
• 21:31
  Cromwell at ATI told us all about her position as the
• 21:35
  Director of Contracts for ATI. What was your win that job?
• 21:39
  What was your title or your role there?
• 21:41
  I'm the director of Contracts. You're the director.
• 21:44
  The director. The director.
• 21:46
  So there's no one above you in the contracts?
• 21:47
  There's no one above. Me Melaine Cromwell goes on to
• 21:50
  explain that because ATI is supposedly Native American
• 21:53
  owned, they are heavily favoured by government contracts and
• 21:57
  often acquire $100 million contracts with no bidding war.
• 22:02
  This enables them to, quote, pass through the majority of the
• 22:06
  work to companies that wouldn't usually be eligible, while
• 22:09
  keeping the majority of the compensation for themselves.
• 22:13
  And, and I tell you, pass throughs are a great thing as
• 22:16
  well. Tell me about those.
• 22:17
  Well, so pass throughs because you're Native American, right?
• 22:21
  If you have, there's a big bid out and there's a company that
• 22:25
  wants to bid on it that's not Native American.
• 22:27
  All they do is partner with you. They use their people, they use
• 22:31
  subcontract to them, right? They're your Subs to a lot of
• 22:35
  our subcontractors bid on contracts that were perfect in
• 22:40
  their industry, but because they weren't Native American, they
• 22:44
  wouldn't win it. So we've been on it for them.
• 22:47
  They became ourselves. And it's an automatic win
• 22:51
  because of the government satisfied you automatically will
• 22:54
  win that contract because of your Native American status.
• 22:57
  There's no bid. There's no bidding.
• 22:58
  War. No bidding because of your
• 23:01
  native status. You get it, You get it.
• 23:04
  That excitement a lot of people don't know.
• 23:07
  That I don't think anybody knows.
• 23:08
  That and then keep it that way. That's right.
• 23:11
  That's exactly. Yeah, exactly.
• 23:14
  I sit back, collect my percentage and they do the work,
• 23:18
  correct. Yeah, they're doing most of the
• 23:21
  work, the people. You're subbing to do the
• 23:22
  majority of the. Work.
• 23:23
  So we we do about 20% of the work.
• 23:26
  So ATI would do 20% and the subcontractor would be like 80%?
• 23:30
  Eighty. Percent of the work I don't want
• 23:32
  to share that they do all no. So we're here outside ATI
• 23:39
  Government Solutions. This is the building in
• 23:42
  Frederick, MD where I'm standing.
• 23:44
  The ATI Government Solutions is housed out of now, according to
• 23:48
  the Federal Acquisition Regulations, specifically the
• 23:51
  limitations of subcontracting clause FAR 52.21914, the prime
• 23:57
  contractor in a government contract must do at least 51% of
• 24:03
  the work. This is more broadly referred to
• 24:05
  as the 51% rule, and this is what ATI Government Solutions
• 24:09
  appears to be violating. ATI has a special classification
• 24:14
  from the SBA that gives the company access access to
• 24:16
  government contracts without competitive bidding.
• 24:20
  It's called an A a, a small business that is at least 51%
• 24:25
  owned by, quote, U.S. citizens that are socially and
• 24:29
  economically disadvantaged. On paper, ATI is owned by the
• 24:33
  Susanville Indian Rancheria, A federally recognized Native
• 24:37
  American tribal entity in Northern California.
• 24:40
  So does the Susanville Indian Rancheria actually own ATI and
• 24:44
  what role, if any, do they actually actually hold besides
• 24:48
  appearing as 51% owners on paper?
• 24:51
  This is the web page for SFSIATI.
• 24:55
  OATI think I've heard of that. Yeah, that's our technology
• 24:59
  department. Well, in order to answer that
• 25:01
  question, we went undercover to meet with the head of the
• 25:04
  Susanville Indian Rancheria, Aryan Hart.
• 25:09
  That's where it's cut off. Huh, nice.
• 25:17
  Yep, let's see, when are they going to shut the SBA down?
• 25:22
  Might have to start our own Native American tribe, George.
• 25:28
  What are we calling it? Slap a dem tribe.
• 25:34
  Slap could be possible. I believe George and I come from
• 25:42
  Native American roots. The big a hoe.
• 25:44
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like that man.
• 25:49
  Though right the bigger hole. Yeah, it's just wow.
• 25:54
  Wow is right we got problems in this country.
• 25:57
  Man, there's a lot of stealing. We're the only ones not
• 26:00
  stealing. I'm starting to feel like the
• 26:01
  big mig screwing up I. Don't know.
• 26:03
  Yeah, I think. I mean, they just, people just
• 26:04
  seem to be stealing with no consequences.
• 26:07
  You get a tribe to come in. We ought to sell the big media
• 26:09
  company 51% to a tribe and then we could probably get ourselves
• 26:13
  some of those sweetheart contracts, not do any of the
• 26:15
  work, sit down in the Caribbean and just collect our checks.
• 26:18
  Hold on, is there any hot Native American women in the chat or
• 26:22
  watching the show? I am Signal.
• 26:24
  I mean, let's go. Exactly.
• 26:30
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• 32:55
  and I'm going to bring it up. I just found out that Trump is
• 33:01
  considering commuting Diddy's 15 month prison sentence as early
• 33:05
  as this week. Lance, don't say nothing.
• 33:08
  Matter of fact, I'm going to single screen.
• 33:10
  Yep. Trump, I know you watch this
• 33:13
  show or some of your people watch this show.
• 33:15
  Do not do this. This will be a very, very bad
• 33:19
  move. Matter of fact, you do this, you
• 33:21
  will lose my support because I don't deal with anybody.
• 33:24
  Anybody that's doing child predators, rapists, any of that
• 33:28
  shit, sexual predator crap. No, that's where I draw my line.
• 33:34
  So you probably lose support from a lot of other people, but
• 33:37
  I'm going to just speak for myself.
• 33:39
  Bad move, let that motherfucker rot in jail for every day he
• 33:44
  gets of a sentence. He don't deserve to get out
• 33:47
  early just because he has money. He has bullshit.
• 33:51
  Matter of fact Lance, you know what they have events at Mar a
• 33:56
  Lago right? Like what is it America First
• 33:58
  that's all about kids and everything too, Where the Flynns
• 34:01
  and the Flynn family are fighting for the kids.
• 34:03
  Save our children and he going to do shit like this?
• 34:06
  No, it's Trump. Take my.
• 34:08
  I'm giving you free advice right now.
• 34:09
  Usually, I charge people, me and Lance, our consulting fees.
• 34:13
  This is free. I want the best for you and best
• 34:16
  for this country. Don't do it.
• 34:17
  All right, Lance, go ahead. Because it's aggravating.
• 34:19
  It really pissed me off. You muted, Lance.
• 34:23
  You muted yourself, bro. What'd you do?
• 34:25
  Oh, I'm sorry. When I need you to speak.
• 34:27
  You don't speak when I don't want to speak.
• 34:30
  Money talks, bullshit walks. You know, I've been always
• 34:33
  concerned because let's face it, Diddy's already on a sweetheart
• 34:37
  deal. He's going to get Ardat.
• 34:40
  He's going to get his time, time served.
• 34:42
  He's going to get his 83% of his time.
• 34:46
  He's not going to do that much time.
• 34:48
  He's literally going to walk out of there and under.
• 34:51
  I did the math the other day, I think, and I think he's going to
• 34:54
  walk out in like under 24 months.
• 34:56
  I don't think it's necessary. This guy did some serious stuff.
• 35:00
  I don't know if anybody who's advising Donald Trump, I don't
• 35:02
  know if Diddy's attorneys are not telling him the truth.
• 35:05
  Major mistake. You got to leave Diddy alone,
• 35:09
  Trump, if you want to do it on your way out the door.
• 35:11
  If somehow he screws up and he loses his good time and he's
• 35:14
  still in jail when you're getting ready to leave, do it if
• 35:17
  you must. But right now is the wrong time
• 35:19
  to do it. Diddy's reputation is not good.
• 35:24
  I think he's committed many more crimes in this.
• 35:27
  And if he gets commentation of his sentence, you're not going
• 35:30
  to fix him. He, he, he needs to spend some
• 35:32
  time in there. And he's already going to be at
• 35:34
  a camp. He's already doing Shangri-La
• 35:36
  time in my opinion. So I I think this would be a
• 35:40
  really bad. I don't know, do they let people
• 35:42
  with sex crimes or any of that in in camps?
• 35:44
  I don't think so. Yeah, but I don't know that it's
• 35:49
  they let sex. Hold on, hold on.
• 35:51
  Never mind. They let Gizelle Maxwell in the
• 35:53
  camp, so never mind. Is Lane, Yeah, I don't think
• 35:55
  that they they I. Was being sorry.
• 35:57
  That these crimes are listed as a sex crime I.
• 36:00
  Don't know. I don't.
• 36:01
  At the end of the day, I hear you, but I think he's already
• 36:04
  doing Shangri-La time, so. Because my opinion, because he's
• 36:08
  got probation for a very, very long time.
• 36:10
  So if he commutes his sentences, he commuting to probation too.
• 36:14
  Well, yeah, basically what it does is it it's just it, it puts
• 36:17
  his, it's kind of like pushing your sentence off into the
• 36:19
  future. As long as you don't commit any
• 36:21
  crimes, you your sentence never comes around.
• 36:24
  It's only it's only a boomerang if you commit a crime.
• 36:28
  So once again, if he commutes his sentence, does that mean he
• 36:30
  commutes that probation that because he's got supposedly
• 36:33
  allegedly years of like a long. Time you wouldn't have to if his
• 36:36
  sentence is. If his sentence is commuted,
• 36:38
  that would include the probation, so he wouldn't have
• 36:40
  to report to probation. Or maybe he's just.
• 36:43
  Commuted. Maybe he's just commuting to
• 36:45
  prisons. Prison time.
• 36:47
  No, it's it would be the whole sentence.
• 36:49
  You don't get to separate those two.
• 36:50
  They consider the probation part of the sentence.
• 36:53
  But the probation I don't know. Probation in federal, in
• 36:58
  federal. I don't know about statement in
• 37:00
  federal. It's part of your sentence, just
• 37:02
  like your halfway house is. Part of everything's part of
• 37:04
  your sentence, I get that. But yeah.
• 37:06
  I don't know. He won't have any probation if
• 37:08
  his sentence gets commuted. I.
• 37:10
  Don't know. Yeah, it's not what Diddy would
• 37:15
  want. Diddy's hoping for a full
• 37:16
  presidential pardon, so we'll see.
• 37:20
  Well. If he gets this, it all depends
• 37:23
  how much more money he gives, yeah.
• 37:26
  Yeah, yeah, maybe you pay a little more, you get you get the
• 37:29
  the extra discount. Look at George Santos, he just
• 37:32
  got out, he's charging 300 three $100 for cameos now.
• 37:35
  Fuck what I want. I wouldn't even pay $50.00 for a
• 37:37
  cameo for that guy. Yeah, You know, I guess, all
• 37:43
  right, Appeals court, this is a win for Trump and it's a
• 37:46
  national win in my opinion, because of course, Trump is now
• 37:49
  allowed to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, OR.
• 37:53
  You had another judge, you know, issue A.
• 37:57
  Yeah. So that TRO, that temporary
• 38:04
  restraining order that that judge had issued got lifted.
• 38:08
  And it comes out that, listen, they got a problem now because
• 38:14
  this means that that same precedence can be used all over
• 38:17
  the country. So is he going to deploy to
• 38:19
  Oregon? Probably.
• 38:20
  Is he going to deploy to Chicago because of this?
• 38:22
  I think it's likely. And he's probably going to
• 38:24
  deploy to San Francisco. That's my take, George.
• 38:30
  I think they're already there, just got to release them, let
• 38:32
  them out. Yeah.
• 38:36
  He's definitely going to deploy now.
• 38:37
  He's going to send a message and that's what the bull yet the
• 38:41
  horns. I mean, this is just another
• 38:42
  like instance wasting precious money, taxpayer money, time,
• 38:47
  everything with these stupid cork things, with these dumb
• 38:50
  judges, just ruling on their personal belief or opinion is
• 38:54
  not ruling on the law. It's like, I don't know, we're
• 38:57
  just liberal judges. We need to get rid of them.
• 39:02
  There needs to be consequences because they just keep wasting
• 39:07
  time and time is money. But I mean, the left are kind of
• 39:11
  the media is kind of melting over this, but at least I forget
• 39:16
  what news outlets, MSNBC. This is actually funny.
• 39:19
  Listen to it, it's a big deal and I want to just correct one
• 39:22
  thing and then explain why functional it is the same.
• 39:24
  This is a stay of judge immigrants opinion and that's
• 39:28
  why it reached the 9th Circuit as soon as it did because this
• 39:30
  is an emergency motion to essentially pause her order.
• 39:34
  But as a functional matter, you are absolutely correct.
• 39:37
  It has the function of overturning her order and
• 39:41
  thereby allowing the president to send the National Guard back
• 39:44
  onto the streets of Portland. And Katie, I want to read, if I
• 39:47
  can, just from a little bit of the beginning of this 93 page
• 39:50
  opinion. It says after considering the
• 39:53
  record and by the record they mean all the factual evidence at
• 39:56
  this preliminary stage, we conclude that it is likely that
• 39:59
  the President lawfully exercised his statutory authority under 10
• 40:03
  USC Section 12, four O 6. That's the statute we've been
• 40:07
  referring to as Title 10 when we have conversations about the
• 40:10
  National Guard deployments, which authorizes the
• 40:12
  federalization of the National Guard when the President is
• 40:15
  unable. With the regular.
• 40:17
  Forces to execute the laws in the United States and this is
• 40:20
  the important part the evidence the president relied on reflects
• 40:23
  quote a colorable assessment of the facts and law within a range
• 40:28
  of honest judgement we thus conclude that defendants are
• 40:31
  likely to succeed on the merits of their appeal basically saying
• 40:35
  that when and if a court considers all of the record in
• 40:39
  this matter is tried and it gets back to an appellate court
• 40:42
  through an ordinary process where they have full briefing
• 40:45
  and full evidence that they still think Donald Trump is
• 40:48
  likely to prevail there because. Says he.
• 40:51
  Has the discretion to determine as the president within a range
• 40:55
  of honest judgement when it is this is what I.
• 40:58
  You and I were talking about last week.
• 41:00
  When you get into the slippery slope of discretion, Yep, when
• 41:03
  you all right, so I got some points to make Lance, So just
• 41:07
  check this out, please. So I'm just going to let you
• 41:09
  people know how how deep the swamp runs in DC.
• 41:14
  This judge, I think it's Emigat who issued this TRO.
• 41:19
  There was actually a Trump appointed judge.
• 41:23
  That's right, Trump appointed his judge.
• 41:25
  Now who's advising Trump to put stupid judges like this on?
• 41:31
  Because if you have, if you get the conservative judges, they
• 41:33
  usually rule on the basis of the Constitution and rule law, not
• 41:37
  this dumb shit like this. And the other thing is all these
• 41:41
  cases that come into the pellet and they come right, they're why
• 41:45
  do you get to hear them right away?
• 41:46
  You got people waiting for the cases to be heard in the
• 41:48
  pellets. And also every, all these people
• 41:51
  get to get their case, go right up front, Pat bypass everybody.
• 41:55
  They should wait in line like 2 years like everybody else, three
• 41:57
  years or a year and a half. It's not fair.
• 42:00
  I don't understand how do you all these these groups that put
• 42:03
  these lawsuits and get to get it heard right away versus like
• 42:07
  everyday people that are waiting.
• 42:11
  Can you explain that to me, Lance?
• 42:12
  Anybody explain to me in the chat somebody?
• 42:14
  No, no, I can't. I mean, it's crazy.
• 42:20
  I can't explain it, I wish I could.
• 42:24
  I mean, the, the hoops that you got to people got to go through
• 42:27
  just to get to the appellate courts.
• 42:29
  And then if you get denied and it'll go to the next one, forget
• 42:32
  it takes a long time. These these people's get it done
• 42:34
  right away. Who's getting paid off?
• 42:36
  Who, what, When, where, Why, How?
• 42:41
  It's it's amazing how quickly the appellate court is ruling on
• 42:44
  these cases. It doesn't happen.
• 42:45
  Normally when you have an appeal in it will take, especially if
• 42:48
  it's a de Novo review, which was reviewing the entire case.
• 42:53
  De Novo review, it'll take months, if not years.
• 42:56
  Sometimes you get a response. It's very unlikely that you will
• 43:00
  be expedited through the legal system.
• 43:02
  I mean, look, look at SCOTUS, you know, they heard all the
• 43:05
  arguments and stuff on that, the election case about what
• 43:10
  gerrymandering or whatever it is.
• 43:12
  All right. How long is it going to take for
• 43:13
  them to rule? They already know what they're
• 43:15
  going to rule on. Does it take that long to write
• 43:17
  up their their ruling or briefs or whatever?
• 43:20
  Well, normally the briefs are written up by the the clerk's
• 43:23
  help, the magistrate's help, you know, and then and then they get
• 43:26
  reviewed by the judge. But I'm not saying at the
• 43:29
  Supreme Court level. And appeals court gets a lot of
• 43:32
  help from the clerk's office. Clerk's office and appeals court
• 43:34
  has a lot more stuff they do on every case they're involved in a
• 43:39
  completely different than the District Court.
• 43:41
  District Court, the clerk's basically file stuff.
• 43:44
  You don't see a lot of interaction and you know that
• 43:47
  it's there. It's usually the magistrate
• 43:49
  judges that will defend, but in the appeals court, the clerk's
• 43:51
  office, ton of power. I wonder what idiots are working
• 43:55
  for the SCOTUS. Was it, what's her name?
• 43:58
  Jackson, the lady. Catanji Jackson.
• 44:01
  Catanji Jackson because if they're writing stuff, the way
• 44:05
  she talks and some of her briefs that came out, Oh my God.
• 44:08
  Yeah, I don't know, maybe she's using AII to catanji their
• 44:13
  response. No, AI wouldn't do that.
• 44:16
  George, this is more proof that there are lots of people in the
• 44:21
  Trump administration that watch the show.
• 44:23
  I remember because I was going off on on Janine Pierre.
• 44:25
  I was calling her ass out. So she talked all that game on
• 44:28
  Fox News, all this and that, and all of a sudden today she came
• 44:31
  out and she's like, Georgia, better watch your mouth.
• 44:34
  She'll come after me next. You never know.
• 44:35
  No kidding, She. She's short and she's full of
• 44:39
  fire, that Lady. But still, I'm going to call you
• 44:41
  out if I have to. That's what we do here.
• 44:44
  But remember, we're calling. I'm calling this justice for big
• 44:47
  balls, justice for big cojones. This is all comes after that
• 44:52
  activist judge in DC refused to jail big balls attackers.
• 44:58
  And after Jeanine Pirro watched the Big Me Show, she came out
• 45:03
  and announced that she'll be bringing federal charges against
• 45:05
  them. But today, guess what?
• 45:08
  Lawrence Powell's 19 years old Lance, along with Anthony
• 45:11
  Taylor's 18 are now charged with assault.
• 45:16
  I mean, they shouldn't have to come to this.
• 45:17
  They should have been charged a lot for this, but let me see,
• 45:22
  who's the US attorney there? Lawrence Cotton Powell and
• 45:26
  Anthony Taylor and assault. Yeah.
• 45:28
  So. I can tell you this.
• 45:30
  Those kids are going to be. Wishing those kids are going to
• 45:32
  be wishing that they got charged at the state level because the
• 45:37
  Fed is a whole different game. They would have gotten a couple
• 45:40
  of years from the state. 345 years in a fair deal.
• 45:43
  Let's say they got five. They would have only served like
• 45:46
  8/10/12, maybe 20-4 months Max in the in the Fed.
• 45:52
  They're going to do 83% and the sentences are going to be way
• 45:55
  worse because this is this was an assault on a on a now he's
• 45:59
  now he's not a government official former, but he was a
• 46:02
  government official when this happened.
• 46:04
  He was a government employee. This is going to be.
• 46:07
  This is. One of those things he still
• 46:08
  works for the government dude. No, I think he's former
• 46:11
  department of Doge. No.
• 46:13
  Yeah, but he moved to the IRS or something.
• 46:14
  He moved to a different. Oh, did he?
• 46:15
  Oh, OK, I didn't know that. OK, But you don't understand.
• 46:19
  They're going to be wishing that judge at the state level would
• 46:22
  charge them so that Jeanine Pirro said, OK, look, it's a
• 46:25
  shitty charge. They're not going to do a lot of
• 46:26
  time, but at least they got charged.
• 46:28
  Now you're dealing with the Fed. It's a whole different game.
• 46:32
  I mean they got an attempted carjacking too.
• 46:36
  But what I I know DCI don't know how whoever how they put these
• 46:41
  laws in that young young teenagers.
• 46:43
  I forget up to what age they don't charge them with a certain
• 46:46
  amount of crimes. But these are what, 1819 year
• 46:49
  olds? I think a 22 year old too.
• 46:52
  Charge them, get them. I'm going to click.
• 46:55
  You want to hear the clip Janine's going on?
• 46:56
  Of course. I love listening to Janine clip.
• 46:58
  Them today we are announcing that Lawrence Cotton Powell, who
• 47:03
  is 19 years of age, along with Anthony Taylor who is 18 years
• 47:08
  of age, are now charged with assaulting Levine.
• 47:12
  Cotton Powell was stomping on Levine's head.
• 47:16
  As you can see in this poster to my left, Levine was able to get
• 47:22
  up momentarily, but the crowd chased him and got him down
• 47:27
  again. They continued to attack Levine
• 47:30
  while he was on the ground and then proceeded to rob him of his
• 47:35
  sneakers and his watch. The group then, after the
• 47:42
  robbery and assault of Ethan Levine, they walked in the
• 47:48
  direction of where another crime occurred within minutes.
• 47:53
  You have heard of this crime. Edward Korestein, a 19 year old
• 47:57
  Doge person who was working in the administration, was walking
• 48:02
  a young woman to her car when he was approached in the 1400 block
• 48:07
  of Swan St. NW.
• 48:09
  Approximately 10 suspects approached him and as they did,
• 48:15
  he pushed the young woman into the car.
• 48:19
  That and he was protecting her from the group before he was
• 48:22
  then attacked by multiple suspects who then punched him
• 48:26
  repeatedly, causing significant injuries to him.
• 48:31
  They got him on the ground and as they were doing so, they
• 48:36
  demanded the car from the woman who was inside the car and had
• 48:40
  already locked the car. They were banging on the car.
• 48:43
  They were pulling the car door trying to get the car open and
• 48:48
  were telling the woman in the car to hand over the keys and
• 48:53
  the woman was, as I said, able to lock the car door.
• 48:56
  So they were unable to gain entry and it was fortuitous that
• 49:00
  someone from the Metropolitan Police Department was on patrol.
• 49:05
  He happened to pull onto the block and he witnessed the
• 49:07
  suspects actually assaulting. Chorus seen who was on the
• 49:11
  ground lying next to the car. The juveniles fled.
• 49:16
  But within a short period of time, 215 year olds were
• 49:20
  arrested and they were taken into the family court by the
• 49:25
  attorney general's office. That is the local attorney
• 49:28
  general's office. Now, I think what's significant
• 49:31
  about this case is a history of Lawrence Cotton Powell.
• 49:35
  I want you to, I want you to follow me on this.
• 49:39
  Lawrence Cotton Powell is 19 years of age.
• 49:42
  He's now charged with robbery first degree robbery, for which
• 49:46
  he faces 15 years in prison. He also faces a charge of
• 49:50
  assault with intent to commit robbery in another 15 years and
• 49:55
  robbery for Edward Korstein, 15 years, assault with intent to
• 50:00
  commit robbery another 15 years and attempted carjacking 5
• 50:04
  years. Now let me tell you his
• 50:07
  background. On April 3rd of this year,
• 50:11
  Lawrence Cotton Powell was sentenced for a felony attempted
• 50:17
  robbery. My office asked for jail time.
• 50:22
  Judge McClain, a judge sitting in the criminal part in Superior
• 50:26
  Court with no criminal background, made a decision to
• 50:31
  give Cotton Powell probation in spite of his conviction on a
• 50:36
  felony attempted robbery within 31 days.
• 50:41
  By May 4th, Powell reoffends, he's rearrested while he's on
• 50:47
  probation from the felony, and he's charged with simple assault
• 50:51
  and possession of a prohibited weapon.
• 50:53
  B. On May 4th, my office asked that
• 50:58
  probation be revoked. But on May 16th, that same Judge
• 51:03
  McClain comes back and releases Cotton Powell and tells him
• 51:08
  basically be a good boy. On July 24th, he is sentenced to
• 51:14
  one of the two misdemeanors that he's charged with.
• 51:17
  Again, my office asked for jail time after he victimized yet
• 51:22
  another person. And on July 25th, another judge
• 51:27
  the suspends his sentence and decides that he should be on
• 51:31
  probation. So after a felony of attempted
• 51:35
  robbery conviction, after a violation of probation, after a
• 51:40
  second crime, after a second conviction, after no compliance
• 51:44
  with Sisosa, the judges say do better.
• 51:48
  And they let him go. And guess what?
• 51:50
  Within 10 days he's at it again with Ethan Levine and Edward
• 51:56
  Korstein. Now the Co defendant in this
• 51:59
  case is, is an individual by the name of Anthony Taylor.
• 52:03
  He charged also with the same arrest.
• 52:07
  He is from with the same crimes. He is from Maryland.
• 52:11
  He is 18 years old. We are unaware of any, any
• 52:16
  history as it relates to him. I want to thank the Metropolitan
• 52:22
  Police Department. I want to thank the fact that
• 52:26
  this department went above and beyond and worked incredibly
• 52:30
  hard. Yep, the boys are going to wish
• 52:38
  they got charged in DC. Going to wish they'd gotten some
• 52:41
  jail time in the state level because the Fed doesn't play,
• 52:46
  they're in trouble, and you can tell by the way she's talking.
• 52:48
  They're going to stack. They won't run them concurrent.
• 52:50
  They're probably going to stack those charges.
• 52:53
  All right, next we got EBT meltdown we have I mean, it's
• 52:57
  getting serious out there really is we have big fallout from the
• 53:00
  EBT I. Don't understand?
• 53:03
  These I really don't care, I'm just being sorry.
• 53:05
  First of all #1 I don't understand the amounts of money
• 53:08
  these people are saying they were getting on EBT.
• 53:10
  I thought EBT gave people 34500 bucks depending on a certain
• 53:13
  number. I think it like 17122 hundred.
• 53:17
  How? Explain that to me George?
• 53:19
  I don't understand these dollar amounts.
• 53:21
  With EBT. Yeah.
• 53:25
  You're getting how much? Listen to the quotes some of
• 53:29
  these people are getting Seventeen 1800 / 2000.
• 53:32
  I've been watching these videos quite a bit because I'm shocked
• 53:35
  at the people with the way they're behaving.
• 53:37
  They're all upset because they don't want to work.
• 53:38
  None of these people want to work.
• 53:39
  They just want to live on the dole.
• 53:41
  But the numbers they were getting were so colossal that I
• 53:45
  don't really understand that. I don't really understand why
• 53:47
  somebody would need $2000. And I'm assuming EBT is all for
• 53:50
  groceries because you have Section 8 housing for the other
• 53:53
  side of it, right? You don't get extra money.
• 53:55
  I don't really understand this. Hold on, Section 8 is totally
• 53:57
  different. You can get EBT and not be on
• 53:59
  Section 8, just so you know. OK, so this isn't for rent.
• 54:02
  This is clearly for food. Listen to these numbers.
• 54:04
  Let's place what I'm saying is these people are unbelievable.
• 54:07
  This is just not a system and I just can't believe these people
• 54:11
  are coming out and saying this and they're going to rob.
• 54:13
  They're basically saying I don't care what my EBT pays for.
• 54:17
  Whatever I bring to the counter, if it's not covered by the EBT,
• 54:21
  I'm walking out the door and they're talking about violence
• 54:24
  and everything else. All these people, somebody
• 54:26
  should be working from the federal government on TikTok and
• 54:29
  each one of these people that's posting like this, they should
• 54:32
  lose 100% of their. EBT.
• 54:33
  OK, so would EBT you get like the food stamps, but you do
• 54:37
  sometimes some you get cash assistance too.
• 54:41
  So it could be that. But let's let's listen to the
• 54:44
  first horror stories. What's she going to do?
• 54:47
  Is she going to, what, Steal her Thanksgiving dinner?
• 54:49
  Yeah, basically she doesn't care what the Med pays for all of
• 54:52
  these. These clips, We've got a couple
• 54:53
  of them. There's there's literally
• 54:55
  hundreds. She should.
• 54:56
  Skip Thanksgiving dinner. She could lose some.
• 54:58
  Most of them in these videos could probably skip a few meals.
• 55:01
  They might want to be fasting like George.
• 55:03
  Bauer here we. Go Trump cutting off food stamps
• 55:06
  right before Thanksgiving. Bad and all, but my people run
• 55:08
  out of stores with the cart, fool.
• 55:11
  I bet it's gonna be some Turkey on my plate.
• 55:13
  Ham, mashed potatoes, greens, dressing, It's gonna all be
• 55:18
  there. Don't worry about it.
• 55:19
  It's. The fact that Trump they keep
• 55:23
  doing something by not giving food stamps next month like
• 55:25
  bitches don't have purses and bags.
• 55:27
  Bitch. We're gonna eat and we're gonna
• 55:29
  eat Good on your dime, ho. Yeah, on the bag, big
• 55:33
  corporations, Dom, because what? Who's that?
• 55:36
  Ain't stopping no motherfucking show.
• 55:38
  You wait and see how hungry people get and see what the fuck
• 55:41
  happen. Bitch, let me tell you
• 55:43
  something, Dumb, dumb junkies that be on bottom on North
• 55:46
  Avenue is going to have a field motherfucking day they're going
• 55:49
  to make their money on. OK?
• 55:52
  You ain't stopping shit. OK, Because as long as I got a
• 55:56
  purse, I'll call bitch. Some call keys.
• 55:59
  My baby's just going to eat. If I had, see, I'm gonna do what
• 56:01
  I got to do. Catch me if you can, Donald
• 56:06
  Motherfucker Orange man J Trump, I'm gonna tell you just like
• 56:09
  this. What the fuck you mean?
• 56:11
  Who ain't getting that goddamn food stamps to goddamn November
• 56:15
  'cause I'm getting my goddamn shit.
• 56:17
  I don't know about the rest of you motherfuckers, but I'm
• 56:19
  getting my shit 'cause I'm gonna tell you just like this on Jesus
• 56:21
  Lamar, motherfucking Christ, I will be at motherfucker Walmart
• 56:25
  with my steel toes on in my motherfucking helmet and I dare
• 56:30
  a bitch try to stop me from walking out that motherfucking
• 56:32
  store with my groceries, baby. I'm £250 solid baby.
• 56:37
  You want to see a human motherfucker bulldozer baby,
• 56:40
  'cause that's what the fuck I'm gonna turn into.
• 56:42
  If you think you're going to stop me from leaving out that
• 56:44
  goddamn store with my motherfucking monthly groceries,
• 56:47
  then I get every goddamn month. I ain't bothering no goddamn
• 56:51
  body, OK? Why the fuck is y'all bothering
• 56:53
  me and my goddamn food? I'm just so tired of his big
• 56:57
  back, bald head, cradle cap, having ass shaped like a
• 57:00
  motherfucker Penguin, any motherfucker way albino
• 57:02
  motherfucking walrus looking ass.
• 57:04
  I'm sick of him. Like it's going to be an episode
• 57:06
  of goddamn snap if y'all turn them goddamn snap benefits off.
• 57:09
  I can tell you that this bitch like Jack, I'm going to be
• 57:14
  stealing like it ain't no tomorrow.
• 57:16
  I am going to go in that store and get everything I get
• 57:19
  regularly. I'm going to bag my shit up,
• 57:22
  swipe my link cross. Who's that bitch say ain't no
• 57:25
  pending balance on there? I'm going to walk the fuck out
• 57:28
  and I'm gonna have one of my cousins with me that'll punch
• 57:31
  your ass so hard you gonna think a Jet 2 holiday hit?
• 57:33
  Yo, bitch ass, if you think I'm gonna walk out that stuff and
• 57:36
  please follow me to that month in the car if you feel it,
• 57:38
  motherfucking froggy bitch, you ain't gonna make it back to your
• 57:41
  motherfucker position at that fucking Walmart store.
• 57:43
  I'm telling you. You want to take some link?
• 57:47
  Like I don't be taking shit already.
• 57:50
  Watch this. It's OK.
• 57:55
  They all seem nice. They seem like nice people,
• 57:58
  George. She got her helmet and steel
• 58:00
  toes. She's ready to go.
• 58:02
  Yeah. Bitches ready.
• 58:03
  Yo. Whatever.
• 58:06
  Yeah. All right.
• 58:07
  Tell me about the bad decision, how costly they can be.
• 58:09
  What happened here? Is it because of the boobs?
• 58:12
  Tell me right now. I think it's the boobs.
• 58:15
  Those boobs. I think it's the boobs.
• 58:18
  Probably is. Google executives Eric Schmidt
• 58:23
  hasn't had a what I would consider consider a positive
• 58:27
  dating process. He seems to always want to date
• 58:33
  very attractive women that are in their early 30s, late 20s.
• 58:37
  Seems to be a pattern. Now this 31 year old former
• 58:40
  mistress of 70 year old ex Google CEO Eric Schmidt and he's
• 58:45
  been doing this by the way, cheating on his wife for a very
• 58:47
  long time. I don't know if they're still
• 58:48
  married or not, but she's accusing the tech billionaire Oh
• 58:53
  no of stalking, emotional abuse, toxic masculinity, and
• 58:57
  subjecting her to an absolute digital surveillance.
• 59:01
  I got to stop you right there real quick.
• 59:03
  And nobody that works for Google is toxic masculinity, so you
• 59:06
  won't know right there that's a lie.
• 59:08
  I'm just going to say that. Go ahead, Lance.
• 59:09
  Continue. Yeah, you're probably right.
• 59:12
  I don't. I think when you enter Google,
• 59:13
  you got to leave your man card out in your car and then you
• 59:16
  don't get it back. So anyway, this mistress,
• 59:19
  Michelle Ritter, she filed this suit in Los Angeles County
• 59:23
  Superior Court. She's saying the powerful mogul
• 59:25
  used his resources and tech savvy to control and retaliate
• 59:29
  against her after their relationship ended.
• 59:33
  She's a Columbia Law School graduate who met Schmidt in 2020
• 59:37
  while still a student. Claims the relationship turned
• 59:41
  toxic amid disputes over money, something about a failed AI
• 59:45
  startup called Steel Perlo and Access.
• 59:50
  She was upset because she lost access to a lavish Bel Air
• 59:54
  mansion he had her in. Supposedly, Schmidt invested 100
• 59:58
  million in Steel Perlo. Ritter served as the founder and
• 1:00:03
  CEO. But according to the court
• 1:00:05
  filing, Schmidt locked her out of the company's website and
• 1:00:08
  monitor her every digital move. Making private calls or emails
• 1:00:12
  impossible without his oversight.
• 1:00:16
  Well, I mean she. Goes on to talk about his
• 1:00:18
  technical ability. But I guess if you're going to
• 1:00:20
  date the CEO of Google, what do you expect?
• 1:00:22
  So hold on. So if he's the founder and CEO
• 1:00:26
  of this company and let me tell you something, a lot of
• 1:00:28
  companies, they'll monitor their their people who work for the
• 1:00:33
  company, their emails and even phone and phone calls.
• 1:00:37
  I know, I know a smaller company here by me, maybe 80 people
• 1:00:41
  working. They monitor phone calls if you
• 1:00:43
  picked up the business phone wherever you're talking to
• 1:00:45
  because they want to know how you interact with clients.
• 1:00:47
  And if you're on the company emails and they make the emails
• 1:00:51
  for you, you know damn well that they can get in the get in and
• 1:00:53
  look at them. It's not nothing that's new.
• 1:00:58
  So I think she's just trying to get a payday.
• 1:01:00
  She she went to law school, so she got big boobs and maybe
• 1:01:03
  brains. OK, good for her.
• 1:01:06
  I think she's taking a shot. We can't blame her.
• 1:01:10
  We had to put up with that dude. That's not a very attractive
• 1:01:12
  guy. He's not a very attractive guy.
• 1:01:18
  Well, I'm sure she the money blinded her.
• 1:01:22
  I mean, I it looks like I think you're right.
• 1:01:24
  You can't blame her No she if you if you're saying that
• 1:01:28
  because he's not attractive. She should have never got with
• 1:01:30
  him in the 1st place then. I'm I hear you.
• 1:01:33
  This is a case, I think, where the bitch is trying to fucking
• 1:01:35
  just. Get all about the money.
• 1:01:37
  It's all about the money. Trying to keep her $100 million
• 1:01:41
  startup and whatever else she can get.
• 1:01:44
  They had one payment agreement. Then I guess she started
• 1:01:46
  stalking her again. So that blew up.
• 1:01:48
  And then he had to pay more. But who does he care?
• 1:01:50
  He's got 44. I think he's almost got $45
• 1:01:53
  billion. So this is a small drop in the
• 1:01:56
  bucket considering his financial net worth.
• 1:02:00
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