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AutoPen Biatch Exposed! EP591 · The Big Mig Show

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What's going on? But I've been, it isn't just the
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I've been on the phones non-stop, maybe a little bit,
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you know, I. Don't know, but it's Wednesday
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Got to send you there. Well, well.
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He's exposed. Looks like the auto auto pen
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biatch is exposed. Well, just one of them.
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Well, I don't know how many there were necessarily.
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Right now, she admits that she controlled Joe Biden's auto pen.
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She did this underoath at the House Oversight Committee.
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We're talking about Ada Neera. I mean look at that smug ass
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face. She just looks like a biatch.
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Yeah, she looks grumpy. She's the She's definitely not
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somebody you'd want to date. George.
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What? Hell no, she's a liberal so.
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She admitted Underoath to in a closed door testimony she
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controlled Joe Biden's autopen bro.
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She did, right, you know, But she did this auto pen.
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She was Joe Biden's auto pen. I think it was between October
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21st to May 2023. So there's a lot of different
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times where she wasn't doing it. So who else there was doing it?
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I believe comers identify what there was like, 5 of them aides
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who were involved. Sounds like there's five
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different people that were operating it, and those five
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people were also covering up Biden's mental decline.
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How many times did we say on this show that Joe was gone,
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George? Hundreds.
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Every every show. I mean, we said it over and over
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again and now here's somebody with the power of the full force
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and effect of the US government and, and arguably the most
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powerful position in the United States, the president of the
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United States. And we're talking about AIDS
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controlling the auto pen, basically giving out pardons,
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doing whatever they basically wanted, allegedly.
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Allegedly. Yeah, she was interviewed.
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Well, no, she's admitted it now. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Allegedly giving out pardons. Just say it.
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I'm telling you, she was working the auto pen.
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We know that. You know what the question is
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here though, Lance? It's a question of did they
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abuse it? That's what I mean.
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It was a closed door hearing. So I'm going to I'm going to
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play devil's advocate. Did they abuse it being auto
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pen? You be having auto pen?
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Did you did they have documents use the auto pen where Joe
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wasn't aware of because let's face it, Joe wasn't all up
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there. You know, he didn't have all his
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sense, right? He was doing the what do they
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call that Dorsey and shuffle? You know when they do the Dorsey
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and shuffle and he used to give the psych ward people so much
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starsy they'd be like shuffling. Yeah, he kind of did have that.
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Yeah, he did. Right.
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But you know this. She's an interesting character.
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I don't know if you knew this when you go back all the way to
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the WikiLeaks paper. She was mentioned many times.
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She was also one of the the loudest mouths, one of the
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biggest vocal Russiagate conspiracy theorists.
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She not only attacked the Republicans, but, you know, she
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basically, you know, this was why she was working for Hillary
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Clinton, but she also went after the throats of Senator Bernie
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Sanders and his supporters. I mean, this is this is somebody
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that's been up to no good for a very long time.
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You know, I have to say she did work for Hillary Clinton, so
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that should say it all. Was Hillary Clinton behind
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telling her what to sign and stuff?
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I don't know. Well, if you guys remember the
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Oversight Project, they exposed that six criminals were pardoned
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by Joe Joe Biden's auto pen on December 30th, 2022.
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Of course, Joe was golfing. He's, he's over there in Saint
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Croix, you know, enjoying himself, taking one of the most
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of the vacation time. You know, he was the most
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vacation president in the US history, probably because they
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wanted to keep him off the radar.
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They were afraid he'd talk to the press.
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But in her testimony on Tuesday, guess what, George?
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She admitted that she was likely behind the auto pin pardons
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while Joe was golfing in the US Virgin Islands.
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That's very interesting. So did those pardons ever see
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Joe Biden's eyes before they were signed?
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Did he know about him? That's a question.
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Because I don't know if he had any time to look when he was on
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the golf course or eating ice cream down in Saint Croix.
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Could have had him. I mean, you don't listen.
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I, I don't know, but maybe his lawyers were writing it up.
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They discussed it and they had to write them up and he's OK
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sign them or maybe not probably not.
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I'm going to go with the knot, but.
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They asked her if she covered up Joe Biden's health decline and
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she said absolutely not. Now do you believe that?
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Absolutely not. OK, let's play this little clip
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of her right here. You know, but just everybody
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knows when she was doing this auto pen, she was just a
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secretary. Oh, sure.
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She wasn't the director of Domestic Policy Council, that
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was after she's done being the secretary of being.
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Not a secretary. They call themselves AIDS.
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Whatever. But she was president of the
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United States. She's running the autopen.
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She could do sign anything she wants.
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I know, right? It's fucking crazy, all right?
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We just check her bank account, see if she got any, any money.
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Transfer any magic money. Computer money, yeah.
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You never been listening. She might have got a little a
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little of the green energy bill. Where?
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How about the thing where he only built for like 7 1/2
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billion dollars? He only built 8 EV charging
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stations. Maybe she got some of that.
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Probably. All right, here we go.
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A brief comment. Thank you.
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I just spoke with the House Oversight Committee, Majority
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and Minority Council. I answered.
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Every question was pleased to discuss my public service and I.
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It was a thorough process and I'm glad I answered.
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Every question was. There an effort to disguise
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President Biden's condition. Absolutely no.
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No, she looks like she looks like a smug ass freaking troll.
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Well, she worked for Hillary Clinton.
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That tells you everything you need to know about her.
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Hillary Clinton fucking groomed her really well.
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Well, I think the chant for this part of the show is lock her up,
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lock her up, lock her up. You know, Lance, normally I
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would join you with that chant, but I'm done getting my hopes up
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with the Republicans because. Yeah.
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You know, we got Republicans. Yeah.
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Dude, listen, I got, you know, God help the midterms next year
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if the Democrats got control because they're throwing more
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impeachment talks now again, they want to impeach Trump of
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something else besides the bomb. It's going to be more of the
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same. And God forbid we lose in the
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midterms, there'll be more of that.
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So, you know, I got to say, Pam Bondi did a good job and now RFK
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is throwing down the gauntlet. He went after Paloni.
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He just called out Democrat Paloni for being owned by Big
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Pharma because Paloni tried to attack him.
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In this last hearing, he goes on to say 15 years ago, you and I
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met. You were at that time a champion
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for people who suffered injuries from vaccines.
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Since then, you've accepted 2 million from pharmaceutical
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companies, more than any ever member of this committee.
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Your enthusiasm for supporting the old ACIP committee, which
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was completely rife and pervasive with pharmaceutical
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conflicts, seems to be an outcome of those contributions.
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RF cakes like brought it. Pam Bondi brought the pain
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yesterday. Let's let's show the clip.
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So you're telling me he only he accepted 2 million from 15 years
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ago? That's it.
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There's got to be more. No, no, no.
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He was a champion of vaccines 15 years ago.
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Since then, he's accepted 2,000,000.
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Now, I don't know if it was over 15.
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I don't know if it was any window of that.
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I don't think RFK explained that.
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I'm going to tell you right now RFK went on a tear today.
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There's so much more to talk about, but all right, let's play
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the clip. I'll.
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Trust you, Congressman Ballone, 15 years ago you and I met.
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You were at that time a champion or people who had suffered
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injuries from vaccines. You were very adamant about it.
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You were the leading member of Congress on that issue since.
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And you've accepted $2,000,000 from pharmaceutical companies
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and contribution more than any other member of this committee.
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And your enthusiasm for supporting the old Azip
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committee, which was completely rife and pervasive with
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pharmaceutical conflicts, seems to be an outcome of those
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contributions. Point of order, Mr. Chairman.
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Point of order. Point of order.
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Chair recognizes point of order. Gentleman is impugning the
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reputation of a Member of Congress, Mr. Palong, stop the.
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Clock. Can you stop the clock for a
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second? Can you, can you state the point
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of order? Yeah.
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He was impugning Mr. Pallone's Mr. Chairman, I I didn't hear
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it, did the judge? Oh, you weren't paying
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attention, that's why. Well, you know, it's hard to
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pay. Attention here when we're not
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getting any response. How did he impugn?
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He just stated facts. Yeah.
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I mean he took $2,000,000 in donations from Big Pharma, I
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mean. It's always the same routine.
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How dare you do that to a member of Congress?
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How dare you do that to a senator?
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These people, honestly, you know, this is what they do.
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They do it over and over again. At the end of the day, that's
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the problem, right? I mean, this is what they do.
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They consider themselves above the law.
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They don't want to admit that taking money from pharmaceutical
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companies that have been really impacting the healthcare in
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America for a very long time, taking advantage of the
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insurance companies. And in fact, that rolls down to
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taking advantage of the American citizens.
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It's crazy. I love this Operation Stork
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Speed, which is about producing the best infant formula in the
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world, making it the gold standard.
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Of course, that would be so great to have that because let's
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face it, an infant getting everything it needs in the early
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stages is going to make a much better infant, a much healthier
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infant. That has been the case.
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We also had that shortage. So this is a great clip you got
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here, George. All right, here we go.
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Our first priority is when I came into the department, we
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launched Operation Stork Speed, make sure that our that the
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quantity of of infant formula that is available is enough to
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supply the demand, but also to improve the quality to do
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everything that we can to recalibrate the formulas.
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We're doing that right now at FDA and at NIH, and we're
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working with manufacturers all over the country in Florida,
17:52
Texas and elsewhere to build up our supply chain so we never
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have a shortage again. You know, this is the part where
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he's being actually nice, Kennedy, I think.
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Well, he went after Representative Dingle too,
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didn't he? He did.
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I mean, he listen, he, he went on there like on, I'm going to
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say like a tear, like he's blowing up the place, you know?
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What they need is you don't even listen.
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To Dingle thought she cornered Kennedy on drug prices.
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Then what do you do? He just tore her new ass like he
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does. But you know, between that and
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the other Rep calling out the big pharma money, listen, you
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got to call them out. But.
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That's the only way you're going to fix a broken system with a
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bunch of, you know, lobbying grifters like Congress is.
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They love their lobbyists. They love their dark money,
18:42
their foreign money, their book deals, their foundation, their
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super PAC money. They love it all.
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Yeah, So listen, United States, they say it remains the sickest
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developed nation. That's what he said.
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That's awful. Yeah, he says they spend 4.5
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trillion annually on healthcare. That's two to three times per
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capita than comparable nations. I mean.
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He's he wasn't just pointing out waste.
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He he's talking about warn about the whole freaking system
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becoming unsustainable and it really is everything is because
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they just spend and waste money between a fraud, the overbilling
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and and the kickbacks and USAID. It's it's listen, there's only
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I'm going to keep saying this because there's only so much
19:30
that could be said and done and the only way out of this is
19:32
1776, because this is our this, this was our chance with the
19:37
right people in the office. I I think we got the right
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people. I'm pretty, you know, I don't
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know, they all talk to really good game, but we'll see.
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But if, you know, I love him that he went in and said more
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money isn't the answer to about how we spend it.
19:51
We won't solve the problem by throwing more money at it.
19:53
And that's always been the policy of our government.
19:55
They don't want to spend smarter, they want to spend
19:58
more. And that doesn't really work.
19:59
That means they have to cut bureaucracy in the healthcare
20:02
system, fix all these misaligned incentives and payouts that come
20:06
from pharmaceutical companies and.
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The companies that want their services to be used like, you
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know, cancer testing or otherwise, where they overcharge
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and they give kickbacks to the providers.
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You know, he's got a a great plan for A7 part budget
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proposal. Seems like Jackson you're trying
20:21
to do something, though I'm going to give him credit.
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Yeah, right. I.
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Think he, you know, he just needed time to work out all the
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stuff because it's a lot of things and like you just point
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out this, but his budget proposal is.
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Well, let's give them the seven point shares.
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Let's give the audience because I think it's great.
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I love at the top of the list the the number one is.
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A big deal. I got mental health.
20:41
So number one is tackle mental health and addiction and
20:44
addiction head on. So I'm all for this.
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Yeah. Listen, these issues now rival
20:49
chronic diseases in in their impact.
20:52
So what do you got to do? You got to cut, you know, go
20:54
after the opioid crisis, especially the spread of
20:57
synthetic drugs like fentanyl. I know Trump's been doing a
21:00
great job at the border, closed that border down.
21:02
Fentanyl has been dropping dramatically, but he wants to
21:06
prioritize nutrition and healthy lifestyles.
21:09
It's #2 he goes. The president's budget request
21:13
94 billion in discretionary funds to support these
21:16
priorities, including administration for a healthy
21:19
America. We definitely need a healthy
21:21
America because, you know, the dawn of the tech age has made a
21:28
lot of these kids lazy just sitting home on the computers or
21:31
on their phones. No doubt.
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Not playing outside or nothing. I mean, it's not good, but I
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mean, these are all huge. This is really big.
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Clean up the US food system now, he says.
21:45
We will equip the FDA to remove harmful chemicals from food and
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packaging and close the garage. The generally recognized as safe
21:54
loophole. Yeah, that's brutal.
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That's how they get everything through.
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But I I suppose. Funny, a lot of our products in
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our shelves aren't even legal in other countries.
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They won't even allow our products or the chemicals in the
22:06
products, let's say for example in Europe.
22:09
So here they are in our shelves. What they what he really needs
22:12
to do with the FDA is get rid of the bureaucracy there, the the
22:16
all overs whoever's there, revamp the whole thing.
22:19
But they, they also need to work on streamlining certain drugs
22:24
for people, especially stuff that's like already out in other
22:28
countries, you know, for cancer or whatever may be, there's
22:31
certain things I don't know. But they, you know, they, they,
22:35
the FDA, they, they're too slow. Well.
22:37
I'll tell you this, but that's important.
22:40
But I also think that what he's going to do, he's talking about
22:42
refocusing the NIH and the CDC. He's going to end gain of
22:46
function experiments. He's going to eliminate funding
22:48
for research based on radical, radical gender stupidity.
22:51
I'm going to say they call it ideology, but I think it's
22:54
stupidity. But we really got to get rid of
22:56
and even at the CDC, I'm not even sure if he can fix that.
22:59
Maybe he'll just get rid of it. We'll see.
23:01
But he's talking about trying to fix it.
23:02
He's going to eliminate DEI funding and fight real poverty.
23:05
That's a great move. He's going to modernize
23:08
cybersecurity and health IT. I think the IAI revolution has
23:12
arrived. You know that Solom Global
23:14
sponsors one of our shows, they're applying AI to the
23:17
healthcare industry, looking at massive savings for fraud,
23:21
waste, misuse, wrong codes, you name it.
23:25
He's going to rebuild public trust.
23:26
And I think that's easy if he does all the rest of these,
23:29
George. Yeah, I mean, listen, you got to
23:31
build that public trust, especially rebuild it because
23:34
listen, I don't trust none of these freaking agencies that,
23:38
you know, through years of industry capture, waste,
23:42
misplaced priorities, greed. It's just I think they soiled
23:49
the trust in a lot of people. But hey, you know, what are you
23:52
saying? We will launch a new era of
23:54
transparency in public service, creating an honest, science
23:58
driven HHS that answers to the President, to Congress, and to
24:03
American people. I wonder how many people he's
24:05
going to fire. He'd been fired.
24:08
He fired people, I believe. I'd like to see he has fired
24:10
some, but I'd like to see him fire a whole lot more.
24:13
Yeah, me too. How many more?
24:16
I mean as. Many as he needs to get all that
24:19
woke ideology and all the stupidity and all those people
24:21
that have been grifting our government for a long time.
24:24
So I'm not a big fan of NATO, you know that I don't like NATO.
24:27
I'm not excited about it at the end of the day.
24:30
Finally, the Secretary General is talking about NATO stepping
24:34
up and matching EU s s investment in defense spending.
24:43
About freaking time, right? Absolutely.
24:47
I mean, how long has Trump been saying that the, you know, the
24:51
allies have to pay their fair share?
24:53
We've been doing it. We've been overpaying for how
24:55
long? I don't even know.
24:57
They NATO, what did they say? They already added an additional
25:00
1 trillion in defense spending over the past decade.
25:03
And that's because of Trump. They didn't even want to do
25:06
that. I know, but they just why all of
25:09
a sudden now this thing I mean here UK is buying, they're
25:13
putting in for like, I don't know 12F35 something where they
25:16
can carry the nuclear bombs. Now they're putting an order in
25:19
for them. It was just come out, I mean.
25:21
I mean, let's face it, we've overspent the majority of the
25:24
NATO countries for a very long time.
25:25
They've taken advantage of us. It's never been equal.
25:28
It's always been based on, oh, the US can put in 80% and we'll
25:31
put in, you know, 20 or 10. They've always done that over
25:34
and over again. I'm not a big fan, to be honest
25:36
with you. I really don't know that we need
25:38
to be a part of NATO. They need us more than we need
25:40
them. But let's play the clip.
25:42
Also be a massive achievement in making NATO fairer.
25:45
For decades, the United States sought to get Europe to truly
25:50
step up. Now European allies in Canada
25:53
will equalize their defence spending with the United States.
25:57
So let me salute President Trump's long standing leadership
26:01
in calling for NATO to increase defence spending.
26:05
Today, I'm pleased to announce that NATO has already added an
26:09
additional $1 trillion in defence spending over the past
26:13
decade. Mr. President, dear Donald, that
26:17
is thanks to you pushing us. And tomorrow we will build on
26:22
that foundation and add trillions more in defense
26:25
spending because we need to do this.
26:33
Maybe we should just pull out a freaking NATO.
26:36
I always thought that. I mean, it's a waste of time,
26:39
waste of money. I don't know.
26:41
It's our GDP going there. I mean all the countries that it
26:46
it took so long to get to put their money in while we were
26:49
carrying them on the backs, maybe we should put less in and
26:51
let them carry us for a change. Well, it's never happened.
26:55
That'd be a first. Will it?
26:58
It would be a first if that happened.
26:59
It's never happened before. It's a great idea.
27:01
Maybe they should get your opinion, put you in charge of
27:04
it. I think you should be in charge.
27:06
You're the one. Man, I don't know.
27:08
I'll tell you this. All right.
27:10
Well, listen, we come back, we'll be talking about DeSantis.
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What's going on, Lance? I think we need to move to
34:06
Florida ASAP. Ford prices skyrocket because
34:09
what DeSantis is doing, you know, the property value is
34:12
going to go up. He's calling for.
34:14
The. Abolishment of property taxes.
34:19
Imagine that. No, they got no state income
34:22
tax. Imagine no property taxes.
34:23
Medium my own. It's huge.
34:25
And of course that's going to end the rent.
34:27
You know, people paying property taxes if they own a home.
34:29
Free and clear is the most ridiculous thing ever.
34:32
At the end of the day, it escalates your monthly payment
34:34
if you have to do PITI, You know, the whole thing's
34:37
terrible. And he's right.
34:38
I mean, he's signing a bill and he's turning.
34:40
You know, this is a full blown indictment of the nation's
34:42
broken tax system. Property tax, payroll tax,
34:45
income tax, estate tax, sales tax.
34:48
I mean, you just get taxed out the wazoo and for what?
34:51
For them to waste your money to misspend your money, You know,
34:55
4.7 trillion doge found and just money.
34:58
They didn't even know where it went because they don't care.
35:01
They just print more. The Federal Reserve just
35:03
continues to pound us to death with interest.
35:06
Of course. 37 trillion and this is another example.
35:09
I don't think there ever should have been a thing is property
35:11
tax. It's the craziest thing I've
35:13
ever seen. It is like you, what is Florida?
35:17
Where does their money come from that they can that they have no
35:21
state income tax, right? And they then they can afford to
35:24
get rid of property taxes because you look at other
35:27
states. Let's take my state for example,
35:30
New Jersey. You think they could do that?
35:32
Hell no. Everything's so expensive here.
35:35
Everything I mean. I think at the end of the day,
35:38
they're probably doing really well on sales tax and I'm sure
35:41
they're doing a better job of managing their money down there.
35:43
DeSantis hasn't been the worst governor ever.
35:46
He's pretty decent guy when it comes to that.
35:48
We didn't like him when he was running against Trump for
35:50
president because we didn't think he was ready.
35:51
We're not really that fond of his wife.
35:53
But at the end of the day, this would meet make Florida the go
35:56
to state, you know, So I'd love to see Donald Trump lower the
36:01
interest rate on credit cards to 10%.
36:03
I'd like to know if the gold's going to be in Fort Knox.
36:05
I'd like to see no income tax, to be honest with you.
36:08
The end of the day, it was only supposed to be temporary.
36:10
So DeSantis is making a big move.
36:12
Let's play the clip, George. Yeah, let's.
36:14
OK, here we go. Come on.
36:16
And you? Really deserve.
36:17
And you know, I look about people here, every time I run
36:20
into someone, it's like, oh, yeah, I'm a Florida resident
36:23
now. Like people.
36:25
When did you buy? Where?
36:26
Where are you at? Nobody.
36:27
I'm in Santa Rosa Beach. When did you buy the property?
36:30
Oh, I bought it in 2018. I'm like, you've made a lot of
36:32
money off that property since then because the values have
36:36
gone up. And while there's good for that,
36:39
because people that own it have more equity and and have more
36:41
wealth, You know, the reality is, if they're going to come
36:44
tell you your house is worth twice as much than what you
36:46
purchased it and you got to pay higher taxes as a result, that's
36:50
a negative of having a rising property values and it's an
36:54
unrealized gain. You sell your house.
36:58
It's one thing on a transaction for someone to say to tax like a
37:02
sales tax, but to say you're just enjoying property and all
37:06
of a sudden the value. So you have to pony up.
37:08
We don't really do that in anything else.
37:11
I mean, you buy a stock, you hold it and then you're taxed
37:14
when you sell it. The stock double S.
37:16
They don't just tax you as you hold it.
37:19
So unrealized gains is not the way you want to run a tax
37:23
system. But our property tax system
37:25
basically relies on these unrealized gains.
37:27
So we're going to work hard to to to to provide relief, but
37:30
ultimately we can't as elite elected leaders deliver the
37:35
relief without the voters approving it at the ballot box.
37:38
And so just get ready. You're going to have an
37:41
opportunity to do that. I'm sure it's going to be very
37:43
favorably received in Walton County and probably everywhere
37:47
else, you know, in this part of the state.
37:51
Did he just say he's going to bring it to the ballot box for
37:53
the people who vote on it? Yeah.
37:56
Did I hear that correctly? That's correct.
37:58
Can you imagine if that vote does not get if they don't vote
38:02
for that like. You'd have to think it was a
38:04
total scam if that vote doesn't pass.
38:07
No, seriously, like you think about it, that's.
38:10
Not who would vote to? Who would vote to tax yourself?
38:13
Are people voting the taxes? Hold on.
38:14
No, the Liberals will. The Liberals will because they
38:18
like the taxes. But that's not a no brainer.
38:20
I'm like. I heard the new liberal mayor,
38:24
you know, the mayor of New York, they announced it last night.
38:26
They got a new liberal mail out there that's a real socialist
38:29
communist. Well, no, He won the New York's.
38:30
Done bro. He won the primary.
38:32
He didn't. That's just a primary.
38:34
Cuomo pulled out. Because Cuomo didn't win the
38:37
primary. It was a primary last night.
38:39
Yeah, the socialist guy, that dude.
38:41
Let me tell you, man, if he wins the governor, if he wins the
38:44
mayor. Oh, my.
38:46
New York City. Can you imagine?
38:47
People voted for him? That just goes to tell you how
38:49
screwed up the New York is. All those old New Yorkers, all
38:52
the old mob guys, all the union guys, they're all rolling over
38:56
in their grave, bro. What I don't understand is he's
38:58
a socialist dude. He's Muslim, right?
39:02
Can you tell me he's only been in the country for 10 years?
39:05
You tell me all the Jewish people voted for him.
39:09
Oh fuck, I don't know. Maybe all the Jewish people
39:11
moved to Florida. I don't know.
39:14
I mean, geez, I mean I live right next door.
39:17
Oh my God. Yeah, he's talking from New
39:23
York. I think we just fenced the whole
39:24
place in and just act like it's a different country.
39:26
Make it like that movie Escape from New York.
39:28
What I'm saying, yeah. What's the dude's name?
39:33
Pliskin, Pliskin. Yeah, with the snake.
39:37
Snake Pliskin with the one. Eye Snake Pliskin.
39:39
That's right. What was his name that played
39:40
the part? That was kind of a hot shit
39:43
movie when it came out and everybody loved that thing.
39:46
I can't remember his name right now.
39:47
Yeah. That was a good movie it.
39:50
Was a good movie, I agree. They should do that to New York.
39:52
It's probably going to end up happening.
39:54
Yeah, maybe. I I listen, I I only go to New
39:58
York if it's absolutely necessary.
40:01
I think ICE needs to build a case on that guy and deport him
40:03
right now. Sorry, we think we lied on your
40:05
paperwork. You got to go that.
40:06
'D be great. Yeah, he just came in the
40:09
country 10 years. Maybe he did something wrong.
40:11
ICE, if you're out there, Tom Holman or anybody, please review
40:14
this guy's paperwork. We can't screw up New York any
40:16
more than you. Know who's eating that up Is
40:18
AOC. Oh God, yeah.
40:21
She's like in heaven right now. They're.
40:22
Going to be thick as thieves. Yeah, she's home.
40:25
She's home. You know, having her boyfriend
40:28
massage her feet while she's celebrating that.
40:30
Win. You know who's actually sending
40:31
a warning sign is people from Chicago.
40:35
They said in the warning signs like don't do it.
40:37
Look what happened to us. Chicago's a fucking shit hole,
40:41
man. I mean, it's not good.
40:42
Oh my. God, what's going on, man in LA?
40:47
What is up with this vice mayor? Tell me about what's going on.
40:51
She's another she's. Crazy.
40:52
Listen, she goes. Just get your effing members in
41:00
order. She's, I mean, she's the vice
41:02
mayor, right, of LA and she's and she's actually calling for
41:06
violent gangsters to target ICE and actually, which is she's
41:12
reportedly under FBI investigation, right?
41:15
Oh, my God. Can you imagine when they lock
41:17
her up with the cuffs? Oh, my God.
41:18
Now you're going after, first you went after Congress people,
41:21
judges, and now you're going after the mayors and blah, blah,
41:24
blah, blah, blah. Well, yeah, what do you expect?
41:27
You know, I don't think, I don't think these gang members, I'm
41:31
stupid enough to even listen to her.
41:33
Clarify this for me, I don't know if I have this right or
41:35
not. So you're telling me she posted
41:37
on social media because she was upset that some of the areas
41:43
like biggest gangs, the most notorious gangs, weren't showing
41:47
up for the anti ice protests? Something like that.
41:50
Yeah, her name. She was unhappy that they
41:52
weren't there. Yeah, she wants them to freak.
41:55
Out. And she, I forget, I don't know
41:58
if she goes where's all the cholos at or something like
42:00
that. Her name is Cynthia Gonzalez.
42:02
I mean, dude, what's wrong with these people?
42:05
But I'm telling you, these gang members ain't stupid.
42:08
They're not going to fall for that shit.
42:09
They're like, you bet you go out there, Don't give her here.
42:12
Here's the gun, Here's here's the change.
42:14
You go out and do it. I don't think they're falling
42:16
for that. One crazy.
42:17
No they ain't. Stupid let's play this clip
42:18
because the audience this isn't even believe.
42:20
If you had told me this story and I I didn't know you to be a
42:23
truthful guy, I would be like, come on, dude, that didn't
42:25
happen. You want.
42:27
To think the Liberals buying out all the crazy shit they're
42:29
doing. This is crazy.
42:31
No, but this, this seems so insane because we're talking
42:34
about a government official and talking about she's talking
42:37
about some of the biggest gangs out there.
42:39
I mean, she's talking about the 18th St.
42:41
Florencia. Those guys are like real hard
42:45
hitters, man. And she wants them to be going.
42:47
She wants them to get into a what?
42:49
A gun fight with ice? Yeah, it's not going to be
42:51
pretty. Wow.
42:53
Yeah, she needs to be arrested. Yep.
42:56
Not for nothing, but I want to know where all the cholos are at
42:59
in Los Angeles. 18th St. Florence.
43:02
Yeah. Where?
43:03
Where's the leadership at? Because you guys are all about
43:06
territory. And this is 18th St. and this is
43:08
Florence. And you guys tag everything up
43:10
claiming hood. And now that your hood's being
43:13
invaded by the biggest gang there is, there ain't enough
43:17
peep out of you. It's everyone else who's not
43:19
about the gang life that's out there protesting and speaking
43:22
up. We're out there like.
43:25
Fighting our turf, protecting our turf, protecting our.
43:28
People and like where you. At vincaya Vitos, Vincaya vitos
43:34
cholitos, I'm like. Dude, they're running.
43:36
Amok all up in your. On your streets, on your
43:39
streets, and. Then your old city and Pete when
43:43
the big gang. Guns come in nothing but like
43:46
quiet anywhere out here. The regular ones that have never
43:48
been jumped in out here calling things out out trying to
43:52
organize people trying to do the thing.
43:54
So don't be trying to claim no block, no nothing.
43:57
If you're not showing up right now trying to like help out and
44:00
organize. I don't want to hear a peep out
44:03
of you once they're gone trying to claim that this is my block.
44:06
This was not your block. You weren't even here helping
44:08
out. So whoever's the leadership over
44:11
there, just fucking get your members in order.
44:15
Yo. The cholos be like oh let's say
44:17
you believe that crazy ass bitch trying to call us out.
44:21
You know, You know what I find interesting?
44:23
What's that? I think she knows a little bit
44:24
more about the gang life than she's letting on.
44:26
What? Are you trying to say she's a
44:28
member? I'm just trying to say that
44:30
maybe she was jumped in a long time ago, but here she is, you
44:34
know, talking about it. Then she clearly knows the lingo
44:37
talking about getting jumped in. We know what that means.
44:39
You have to be jumped into a gang.
44:41
So she seems to know an awful lot about it, as if maybe she's
44:45
participated in some manner. But this is this is what
44:48
happens. This is what bad leadership,
44:49
this is what bad voting. This is what about installed
44:52
puppets? LA This is the best.
44:55
This is the best you have to offer.
44:56
LA, Let me. Ask you a question, you're the
44:58
law person, right? She's advocating for violence
45:01
against federal officers. Yep.
45:05
Isn't that like? Multiple criminal statues.
45:08
Like terroristic threats right there.
45:11
Multiple criminal statues because she's trying to #1 she's
45:14
promoting a gang in the act of violence.
45:17
She's supporting it. I mean, I would have to say
45:19
there's probably no less than 1/2 a dozen different statutes
45:22
they can charge her with. Like what is the FBI
45:24
investigating? She played the video you have
45:26
the evidence rest a bitch. Like what is there investigate.
45:30
Goes back to the same thing. Lot of talk, a lot of
45:33
investigations, a lot of hearings, a lot of committees.
45:35
I want to see action. Here, in a matter of fact, you
45:37
know what cash cashier or Bongino should go there
45:41
themselves with a summary agent and let that they should put the
45:43
cuffs on them themselves. Make a statement.
45:46
I still think they ought to be walking into Congress to do that
45:49
first thing in the morning and snatching crap.
45:51
Maybe they need maybe they need this as a warm up.
45:53
That's why I I like this. Maybe they should go.
45:55
It's like an are you saying this is like an appetizer?
45:57
It's like an order. Me like maybe they.
45:59
Forgot like a cheese stick? Go get the cheese stick and
46:02
we'll let you have the hamburger.
46:03
You know what, Lance? I think maybe it's been so long
46:06
for them they might have forgot how to do it.
46:08
Yeah. No.
46:10
They can deputize George and I will take care of it.
46:12
If you just give me the indictment, we'll go handle.
46:13
It how about we hold have arrest classes one O 1 for them.
46:18
No kidding, It's good idea. Arrest classes one O 1.
46:21
I mean. The basis of arresting people,
46:23
other than arresting people on the right?
46:28
How about giving? How about giving everybody on
46:29
the right a break for a while? They sure did arrest a lot of
46:32
people overnight, yeah. I'm surprised they didn't arrest
46:34
somebody on the right yet. Yeah, All right, let's talk
46:37
about man this. Is this is horrible.
46:39
This is crazy. I saw, by the way I saw, you
46:44
know, it doesn't matter. Let's just go and do it.
46:48
Let's do this. Wait a minute.
46:50
What did you say? No, No, no, no, no, no.
46:52
I saw a video and it looks like there's a battle Royale going
46:56
on. I don't want to get into it.
46:57
It's one of those things I just started to say it and then I
46:59
regret it. I even brought it up all.
47:01
Right, don't worry about it. So Project Veritas, they
47:04
released another undercover video of this Connecticut pastor
47:08
youth director that's actually secretly steering kids toward
47:12
gender transition, defying their parents.
47:17
I mean, what the fuck is going on?
47:20
That's a creepy son of a bitch doing that.
47:22
How do you do that for? I mean, the guy's doing it for
47:25
what reason? I'm afraid I'm I'm embarrassed
47:27
to say his last name. I'll be honest with you.
47:30
I'm going to call Tony Ferrallo. Oh no.
47:34
Yeah, I'll. Put an Italian be participating
47:37
in that. That's the scumbag, OK, I mean.
47:41
Let's play the clip. It's a long clip, it's worth
47:44
watching. This is an 8 minute clip, but
47:46
it's it's all him talking. There's no what's his name
47:50
coming in the clip and giving his little segments and shit.
47:52
I went through it because I would have cut that shit out,
47:55
but just pay attention to this clip because this is this is
47:58
bad. The mother's tip to Project
48:01
Veritas sparked an investigation into a network of transgender
48:04
activists falsely accused of abuse.
48:08
After her daughter had one meeting with Reverend Aaron
48:10
Miller, she feared for others. Miller, a transgender pastor,
48:16
collaborates with transgender life coach Tony Faraiolo to
48:20
advocate for transgender youth in Connecticut.
48:24
Through a series of meetings with the pair, Project Veritas
48:27
probes how far some activists may go to promote transgender
48:31
transitions for children without parental consent.
48:37
Between me and you, this is not being recorded.
48:40
I can't know that they don't know.
48:42
You have to say wink, wink. I don't know how many people we
48:45
should share that they, the parents, don't know.
48:47
Do you have a binder? Do you bind?
48:49
Do you bind your chest? Because we give away free
48:51
binders. They're supposed to be for 18
48:54
because of legal. Legally, that's what we have to
48:56
do. But we can always, like, give
48:58
one to Reverend Miller, whatever he does with his own my
49:00
business, you know what I'm saying?
49:03
So it's a compression does. Right, that's just the chance.
49:08
Because it's a. Binder I mean, it'd be one thing
49:10
if we're talking Liberty plot, which I hope.
49:12
We will be. He needs to move forward with
49:16
this transition. I'm here now in your life to
49:18
protect you and to help you move forward.
49:21
OK, Trust. I help thousands of kids.
49:32
During an initial call, a 12 year old girl is introduced to
49:36
Reverend Miller by a Project Veritas journalist.
49:39
She discusses her struggles with gaining parental acceptance for
49:42
her chosen name and male identity, Justin.
49:46
Justin was assigned a female at birth, but Justin is referred
49:50
wants to be referred to as a male.
49:53
I was thinking that. You would be.
49:54
The perfect person to talk to about this.
49:57
I had done a boy, wanted to be a boy.
50:00
That's how I feel inside. But my parents they they don't
50:05
support me and I'm trying to find out how I can.
50:10
Really become my true self. OK, all right, so so for people
50:14
that have never experienced this, like your parents, the
50:18
first answer or the first reaction can often be.
50:23
You're not and not believe you. Are there any groups for kids
50:28
that are kind of like secret? We have a circus program, but
50:32
it's for kids. So it's like, you know what I
50:35
think, how old are you? Well. 12, yeah.
50:38
So that you're right. You're right.
50:39
In the perfect age. So we don't tell anybody, you
50:44
know. Well, yes, they'll never know.
50:47
We don't tell anybody where these are being held.
50:51
There's one we every other week is in.
50:53
Middletown and every other week is in New Haven.
50:56
Like I said, I have somebody who's awesome, absolutely
51:00
awesome to talk to them and and who will talk to you too,
51:03
Justin. About how you're feeling, what
51:05
you need and and all that. But I his name is Tony Seriolo.
51:10
My nephew Justin, 12 years old. Hey, Justin.
51:15
He's having a really hard time with, you know, everything going
51:20
on, the transition. And I spoke with past Pastor
51:24
Aaron and he he recommended that we reach out to you.
51:28
Where are the parents and what what's what are they going
51:30
through right now? They just don't really.
51:32
They don't believe it. They just think, you know, well,
51:35
you're born a girl, then you're a girl.
51:37
You know, they don't think that you can, that you can change.
51:41
Yeah, guess what? We can.
51:42
I transitioned actually 20 years ago.
51:43
So in 2005, I I transitioned and there was no one to guide me or
51:48
anything. So at that moment, I started
51:49
working with trans youth and their families.
51:51
The first thing you would want are blockers, right?
51:54
Tuberty blockers. Yeah.
51:56
And then eventually, would you want to be on testosterone?
51:59
Yeah. How about top surgery?
52:03
Have you thought about top surgery?
52:05
Yes. OK.
52:07
He needs to move forward with this transition.
52:11
Yeah. And getting is he getting his
52:13
periods already? No, not yet.
52:16
OK, because there's no way we can sneak blockers.
52:21
You can't do it. It's it's there.
52:23
Especially nowadays they're the the legality and no doctors
52:27
going to touch touch a 12 year old without parents consent.
52:30
The youth group is I started in 2008.
52:33
I started as just a teen group and then then I started an art
52:38
group for kids 12 and 101 of the main rules of I don't like
52:42
rules. Guidelines of the group is do
52:44
not disclose the location to anyone for safety reasons.
52:48
And that's really big, especially now if you didn't
52:51
know, this is a high school that's a farm.
52:53
It's so far out there that nobody knows where it is.
52:56
And I think that's that's safe for us between me and you.
52:59
And this is not being recorded. I can't know that they don't
53:04
know, right? To put them into the group,
53:08
wink, wink. I can't say to you take them.
53:12
They're behind the parents back. I can't do that.
53:14
But what I can say is to tell you that, you know, sometimes
53:19
other families will take other kids because they're going, you
53:21
know, they're sleeping over and they're going out the next
53:24
morning to an event, right? I'm going to leave it up to you
53:28
to handle the family part of it. I'm just going to make sure that
53:32
Justin gets what he needs. Yeah, just bring them.
53:34
Just bring them. And if they say great, take
53:35
them, take them to a park and take them, whatever.
53:37
That's up to you. And taking them off for lunch.
53:39
I I don't know how many people we should share that they, for
53:42
parents don't know. They're all cool.
53:44
They're all cool and they wouldn't say anything.
53:46
But I just, I just want to protect Justin because I don't
53:48
want to give him the space. And then something happened and
53:51
it's taken away because the parents are adamant about him
53:53
not going. Do you have a binder?
53:55
Do you bind? Do you bind your chest?
53:58
You have one, OK, Because we give away free binders, all
54:02
right? They're supposed to be for 18
54:04
plus because of legal. Legally, that's what we have to
54:07
do. But we can always, like give one
54:09
to Reverend Miller and see what he does with it.
54:12
Whatever he does with is none of my business, you know what I'm
54:14
saying? Reverend Miller and Tony told
54:16
our journalist they could secretly provide a breast binder
54:19
to 12 year old Justin. Chest binding compresses chest
54:22
tissue to create a more masculine appearance for those
54:25
experiencing gender dysphoria. Despite research linking it to
54:28
physical and psychological risks like pain, breathing problems
54:32
and damaged breast tissue, they expressed no concern about
54:36
supplying the binder to Justin without his parents approval.
54:40
OK, there was. Really clear.
54:42
So it's a compression this it compresses the chest now I don't
54:46
know if he's OK. So that's so that's the calming
54:54
of this. It's really, really important.
54:57
Yeah, that doesn't put right. Of course, I'll get you an
55:00
editor all the way. So I just want you to know,
55:03
Justin, just so you know this, I was born female.
55:06
And I do want to tell you that when, and it's not if, when you
55:10
become who you are, really who you are authentically, there is
55:15
a joy that I can't describe to you.
55:18
And that's waiting for you. People that think all they want
55:22
you know who you are. And we're going to start
55:24
surrounding you with people who love and honor you and that's
55:28
going to really help you. This is the.
55:29
Beginning of someone helping you, OK, and maybe several of us
55:34
helping you. So we'll work together to to
55:38
find a way. And Justin, I want you to hear
55:40
the people that care about you and love you, all right?
55:43
Here now in your life to protect you and to help you move forward
55:47
OK trust I've helped thousands of.
55:53
Fucking sickening. That dude, the one dude's a
55:55
freaking pastor. He's a, he's a pastor.
55:58
He's a, he's a minister in charge of a, a Christian Church,
56:02
right? How are you telling these kids
56:05
to lie, be deceitful? That's not God's way.
56:07
That's not God's word. That's what you're teaching
56:10
them. It just makes me sick that I'm
56:13
done. It's over.
56:16
It's unbelievable. But at the end of the day, this
56:18
is what's going on, right? You know, it's funny, I was just
56:22
thinking it. Mayor Adams might be the better
56:25
choice in New York. Now, all of a sudden, Mayor
56:31
Adams is looking like a better choice for the mayor of New
56:34
York. I mean, these shoes come around,
56:36
so why not? Man, I don't know.
56:40
That place is so screwed up. It's so not the city I grew up
56:43
in. I.
56:43
Don't even know who's a bummer. What is he running under Mayor
56:46
Adams? Because he's not running under
56:47
the Democratic ticket. I don't know.
56:51
Who's a Republican? You don't even hear anything
56:53
about that. Is there a Republican?
56:56
I haven't even heard about a Republican running.
56:58
I think they already gave up. You know the Republicans aren't
57:00
doing very well when it comes to getting.
57:01
Ready for the New Yorkers, man, you guys are all fucking stupid.
57:05
I'm. Sorry, but I wouldn't have voted
57:06
for that. I got to tell you they're.
57:08
Going to If that guy wins, they're going to.
57:10
They're going to regret it. All right, so listen, that's a
57:14
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