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Clinton Questioned on Ties to Epstein Bombshell | Episode 228 · V

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Speaker 1: Everybody, welcome to this edition of Vince. It is, what
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Speaker 1: is it, Wednesday today. Holy crap, the week is flying by.
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Speaker 1: In fact, it's Ash Wednesday. So a blessed Ash Wednesday
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Speaker 1: It's going to be so good. We want to explore
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Speaker 1: why Hillary Clinton is now frantically trying to dance away
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Speaker 1: from all questions related to Jeffrey Epstein. That's ahead on
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 1: Let me start with Hillary today. Hillary freaking Rodham Clinton
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Speaker 1: just sat down with the BBC for what she thought
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Speaker 1: was going to be one of these fluffy European interviews
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Speaker 1: where they just don't ask anything serious of her because
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Speaker 1: she's on the global left alongside them. Well, they started
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Speaker 1: asking her about Jeffrey Epstein, which is fantastic. I just
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Speaker 1: love this. Now, Hillary Clinton, I will admit, she's practiced
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Speaker 1: at lying. So she tries to take it in stride
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Speaker 1: as she's asked about her and Bill's extensive relationship with
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. And here she is saying, Epstein? Ep who?
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Speaker 1: We barely knew the guy. Watch.
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Speaker 5: Do you regret the links that there have been?
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Speaker 1: You know, we have no links.
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Speaker 6: We have a very clear record that we've been willing
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Speaker 6: to talk about, which my husband has said. He took
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Speaker 6: some rides on the airplane for his charitable work. I
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Speaker 6: don't recall ever meeting him.
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Speaker 5: Did you ever meet Ghislaine Maxwell?
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Speaker 6: I did on a few occasions and thousands of people
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Speaker 6: go to the Clinton Global Initiative. So it to me
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Speaker 6: is not something that is really at the heart of
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Speaker 6: what this matter is about. They are accused and in
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Speaker 6: both cases were convicted of horrific crimes against girls and women.
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Speaker 1: That should be the focus.
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Speaker 7: And we....
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Speaker 1: He was just hanging out for charitable work. What the
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Speaker 1: hell is this, Hillary? What is this thing?
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Speaker 3: What is this?
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Speaker 1: You're probably saying, Vince, why do you even have that?
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Speaker 1: That's a great question. Why do I even have this?
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Speaker 1: How did this end up in my house? This actually
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Speaker 1: was a gift years ago. It was really from the
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Speaker 1: great Mary Walter, my old co-host. She gave this to me.
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Speaker 3: Are you serious?
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Speaker 1: It was for the charitable work.
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Speaker 7: S.J.
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Speaker 2: What goes?
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Speaker 1: Why do you have that? Oh, by the way, if
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Speaker 1: you're listening on the audio podcast, that I'm referring to
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Speaker 1: is the weird Jeffrey Epstein painting that he had hanging
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Speaker 1: in his house of Bill Clinton wearing the blue dress
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Speaker 1: and high heels with his legs dangled over the side
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Speaker 1: of a chair.
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Speaker 8: Oh.
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Speaker 1: It's just philanthropic work they.
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Speaker 3: Were hanging out.
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Speaker 1: They're just trying to get money out of the guy
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Speaker 1: who was nothing that serious about it. And so the
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Speaker 1: BBC interviewer asks some of the more obvious questions. Well,
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Speaker 1: hold on a second. Wait, wait, wait, wait a damn second.
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Speaker 1: What about the hot tub photos? What about the fact
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Speaker 1: that we've got pictures of your husband in these compromising
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Speaker 1: positions with women hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell?
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Speaker 1: What's the deal there? Take a look as she tries
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Speaker 1: to navigate that question.
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Speaker 5: What was your reaction when you saw some of the
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Speaker 5: material that has been released? I'm thinking, for example, of
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Speaker 5: images of your husband apparently in a hot tub in
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Speaker 5: a swimming pool on Epstein's plane. What was your reaction
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Speaker 5: to that? And do you know the context surrounding some
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Speaker 5: of those images?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. And it wasn't a hot tub on a plane.
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Speaker 6: It was one of the stops they made to look
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Speaker 6: at philanthropic and charitable work that my husband has done,
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Speaker 6: saving literally millions of lives around the world. It turned
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Speaker 6: out that was done long before there was any public
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Speaker 6: awareness and certainly any conviction of any crime by Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 6: So it was a short period of time that was
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Speaker 6: in pursuit of charitable philanthropic work. A lot of people
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Speaker 6: were traveling at the same time. Many staff members, guests,
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Speaker 6: other supporters of the foundation. If Bill and I had
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Speaker 6: a penny for every person we've taken.
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Speaker 1: Pictures with, we would be extremely rich today. You are
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Speaker 1: extremely rich. You are extremely rich. In fact, you've taken
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Speaker 1: lots of pennies from lots of people and produced no
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Speaker 1: meaningful charity whatsoever. The Clinton Global Initiative and the Clinton
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Speaker 1: Foundation were money laundering operations for the Clinton family. And
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Speaker 1: you're acting like, oh, we just, you know, we're just
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Speaker 1: regular people. And we tried to hang out with Epstein
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Speaker 1: because we wanted to.
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Speaker 3: Raise a She's so full of shit. It's unreal. It's unreal.
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Speaker 1: Well, actually, it's totally real. That's kind of the way
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Speaker 1: that she's conducted her whole life. But that I'm glad
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Speaker 1: to see some of this, like finally, like I love
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Speaker 1: like the left is constantly being like, you know, the
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Speaker 1: real Epstein villain is here is Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is on record constantly of helping authorities take down
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. You know, we just had the Palm Beach sheriff, right,
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Speaker 1: in testimony, turned up in the Epstein files, who said, yeah,
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Speaker 1: Trump was the greatest. Trump, you know, was the guy
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Speaker 1: who was telling us all about how dastardly Epstein was
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Speaker 1: and how dastardly Ghislaine Maxwell was and what a mess
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Speaker 1: that whole thing was with what looked to be underage girls.
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Speaker 1: President Trump was the one who was talking to authorities.
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Speaker 1: President Trump was the one who kicked them out of Mar-a-Lago.
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Speaker 1: because Epstein was perving on the help at Mar-a-Lago. This
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Speaker 1: is stuff that is well-documented. Meanwhile, Bill Clinton, what's his
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Speaker 1: record with Jeffrey Epstein? It's extensive. Bill Clinton hung out
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Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein more than he's hung out with Hillary Clinton.
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Speaker 1: He's been with Epstein a lot. In fact, Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: went to the White House like crazy. The visitor logs
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Speaker 1: from the Clinton White House, the Daily Mail reported some
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Speaker 1: time ago, The visitor logs demonstrate that Epstein basically lived there.
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Speaker 1: He went there 17 times, at least, including a dozen
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Speaker 1: times in 1994, and twice in one day on three
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Speaker 1: separate occasions. Now, you tell me something. You ever been
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Speaker 1: to the White House 17 times? Have you gone a
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Speaker 1: dozen times in a single year? How did Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: get to do that? Jeffrey Epstein did. Visitor logs obtained
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Speaker 1: exclusively by DailyMail.com reveal pedophile Epstein visited the White House
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Speaker 1: 17 times during Bill Clinton's first term, at least, between
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Speaker 1: 1993 and 1995. That was just the first term. The
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Speaker 1: documents released as a part of a FOIA request show
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Speaker 1: that he was admitted as a guest on 14 separate days,
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Speaker 1: three occasions, made two visits in a single day. He
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Speaker 1: was constantly meeting with the President of the United States.
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Speaker 9: Hmm.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 8: So.
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Speaker 1: That's an interesting piece of information. What else do we
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Speaker 1: know about Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton? Remember this picture?
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Speaker 1: Look at this one. Exclusive headline, Daily Mail. Would you
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Speaker 1: mind giving it a crack? Bill Clinton leans back and
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Speaker 1: smiles while receiving neck massage from Epstein victim. 22 in
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Speaker 1: never-before-seen photos from trip on pedophile's plane to Africa in 2002. Oh,
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Speaker 1: look what we have.
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Speaker 8: Here.
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Speaker 1: There's Bill engaged in a little bit of philanthropic work,
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Speaker 1: just hanging out in what looks like a cleared-out airport
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Speaker 1: lobby or something. And he's got this young lady cracking
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Speaker 1: his neck, giving him a massage on camera. Huh, it's
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Speaker 1: so crazy. Are there pictures like this of Trump anywhere?
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Speaker 1: I don't think so, actually. I don't think there's anything
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Speaker 1: like that. There's Bill doing some philanthropy, just raising money
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Speaker 1: to help the children. It's really, really wonderful. Here's a
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Speaker 1: question I have. Have you ever thought about why is
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Speaker 1: it that Hillary is still so ride or die? Like
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Speaker 1: after all these years, Like you get it, like in
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Speaker 1: the 90s when Hillary Clinton is the first lady. And
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Speaker 1: at that moment, Bill Clinton is quite obviously her meal ticket.
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Speaker 1: And all of these women are coming out and credibly
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Speaker 1: accusing Bill Clinton of being a scumbag. Remember what Hillary did?
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Speaker 1: Hillary attacked the women. She said, don't you dare, don't
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Speaker 1: you ruin my meal ticket. Don't you ruin the thing
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Speaker 1: that I need to get big in this world. We've
11:14
Speaker 1: got something specific going on here and you can't upend this.
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Speaker 1: You're not going to mess with this. So Hillary attacks
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Speaker 1: all the women. Of course, she didn't believe all women,
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Speaker 1: despite the fact that she should have. She just attacked
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Speaker 1: them mercilessly. And then after that, what happens? Well, she
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Speaker 1: gets her Senate seat in New York, even though she
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Speaker 1: didn't even live in New York. And then she becomes
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Speaker 1: the Secretary of State. And then she becomes the presidential
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Speaker 1: nominee for the Democrat Party and thankfully loses to Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Why does she need Bill anymore? You ever thought about that? Like,
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Speaker 1: why is she still so ride or die for Bill?
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Speaker 1: Why is she sitting through an interview where she knows...
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Speaker 1: that Bill's a scumbag, that he doesn't deserve any of
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Speaker 1: the support from her, and yet she keeps giving it
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Speaker 1: to him. What's that about? And I think I know
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Speaker 1: the answer. I think that the Clintons know that if
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Speaker 1: one of them turns on the other, the whole game
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Speaker 1: is up. It's mutually assured destruction. If Hillary were to
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Speaker 1: throw Bill out, the whole thing ends in utter disaster.
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Speaker 1: There's a sort of an honor among thieves going on.
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Speaker 1: here because both of them know where the, yes, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Mama Dawn 91 says it. They know where the bodies
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Speaker 1: are buried. They know literally where the bodies are buried.
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Speaker 1: We know where the bodies are buried. So it's, it's
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Speaker 1: too much. They're too in, they're in too deep. They
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Speaker 1: have to take these secrets to the extent they can
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Speaker 1: to their grave. They know what the Clinton global initiative
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Speaker 1: was up to. They know what the Clinton foundation was
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Speaker 1: up to. They know what Jeffrey Epstein was up to.
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Speaker 1: The last thing they can do is turn on one
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Speaker 1: another because that, that'll end in disaster. So They've linked
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Speaker 1: arms and they're taking it to the bloody end, it seems.
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Speaker 1: At least for now. There's Hillary still defending Bill after
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Speaker 1: all these years. And Bill, I mean, think about the
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Speaker 1: indignities that Bill continues to serve to this woman. I
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Speaker 1: love how everyone acted like, you know, you know the
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Speaker 1: thing you have to do, you have to vote for
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Speaker 1: her because she's a woman. You got to support women.
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Speaker 3: Really?
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Speaker 1: Because this, she is really a cartoon character. She represents
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Speaker 1: the kind of person who, first of all, attacks women,
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Speaker 1: attacks women, refuses them of, Remember the expression I saw
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Speaker 1: somebody already in the chat say, bimbo eruptions in the 90s.
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Speaker 1: And then she lets her husband constantly step out on
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Speaker 1: her to the point that the United States Secret Service
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Speaker 1: is involved in making it happen. Hillary Clinton knows this
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Speaker 1: is going on. And she just lets it happen. This
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Speaker 1: is how pathetic she is. Look at this. Bill's secret mistress,
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Speaker 1: the Energizer. Do you guys remember this story? Bill's secret mistress,
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Speaker 1: the Energizer. This comes to us from years ago now.
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton reportedly has a buxom blonde mistress who visits
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Speaker 1: so often when Hillary Clinton isn't in Chappaqua that the
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Speaker 1: former president's Secret Service detail have given her an unofficial codename, Energizer.
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Speaker 1: This is according to Ronald Kessler in the first family detail,
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Speaker 1: Secret Service agents reveal the hidden lives of presidents due
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Speaker 1: August 5th from Crown Forum. Kessler is no stranger to
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Speaker 1: the controversy surrounding the Secret Service. He broke that Secret
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Speaker 1: Service agents protecting Obama in Cartagena, Colombia, had hired prostitutes
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Speaker 1: and put the president in jeopardy. The book shows that
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Speaker 1: a woman called Energizer will arrive in an SUV, sometimes
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Speaker 1: just minutes after Hillary has left the house in Westchester.
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Speaker 1: Kessler quotes a supervisor informing the agent, quote, you don't
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Speaker 1: stop her, you don't approach her, you just let her
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Speaker 1: go in. Energizer, who is described as charming and friendly,
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Speaker 1: sometimes brought cookies to the agents. One told Kessler, quote,
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Speaker 1: it was a warm day and she was wearing a
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Speaker 1: low cut tank top. And as she leaned over, her
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Speaker 1: breasts were very exposed. They appeared to be very perky
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Speaker 1: and very new and full. There was no doubt in
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Speaker 1: my mind they were enhanced. Kessler also reports that Hillary's
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Speaker 1: secret service detail will inform Bill's secret service detail when
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Speaker 1: the former first lady is coming home. So Bill has
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Speaker 1: time to get Energizer off the property and clean up
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Speaker 1: any evidence. But once the warning came late, the agents
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Speaker 1: had to scramble to get Energizer out of there so
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Speaker 1: there wasn't some kind of big confrontation. Kessler also reveals
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Speaker 1: that Hillary is routinely rude to the agents, no surprise,
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Speaker 1: who are sworn to take a bullet for her. Energizer.
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Speaker 1: This is great. This is great reporting, isn't it, naked
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Speaker 1: Andrew Gillum? There's naked Andrew Gillum in the chat.
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Speaker 3: Isn't that wild?
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Speaker 1: Those Secret Service agents are very observant, by the way.
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Speaker 1: Difficult for them to see people on roofs, but very
15:46
Speaker 1: easy to see surgically enhanced breasts on Energizer arriving to
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Speaker 1: see Bill Clinton, which is the story. So, you know,
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Speaker 1: after all these years, Hillary Clinton is still, you know,
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Speaker 1: standing by her man because she knows the family secrets,
16:04
Speaker 1: and so does he. And they're going down together. Speaking
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Speaker 1: of people who are in the Epstein files, you see
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Speaker 1: Whoopi Goldberg is trying to get ahead of the scandal
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Speaker 1: involving her. Whoopi's like, I'm in the Epstein files. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: Whoopi Goldberg, which is, by the way, not even a
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Speaker 1: real name. What's her real name again? Isn't it Karen Johnson?
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Speaker 1: Isn't that a real name? Karen Johnson? Whoopi Goldberg. was
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Speaker 1: on The View yesterday, of course, and she admitted she's
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Speaker 1: in the Epstein files. Listen to the women of The
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Speaker 1: View now who suddenly say that just being named in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files doesn't mean you're guilty of anything. Here's
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Speaker 1: the exchange, watch.
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Speaker 9: Can you put up, my name is in the files.
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 3: And what does it say?
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Speaker 9: It says, Whoopi needs a plane to get to Monaco.
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Speaker 9: John Lennon's charity, it should say Julian Lennon's charity, is
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Speaker 9: paying for it. They don't want to charter, so they're
17:00
Speaker 9: looking for private owners.
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Speaker 3: Here's the info.
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Speaker 9: And they give all the information. And they're saying, do
17:07
Speaker 9: you want to offer your G2?
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Speaker 1: And it looks like they said no thanks. So in
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Speaker 1: other words, anybody.
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Speaker 3: Can be on this list.
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Speaker 9: Well, this is my point, because I'm telling you, when
17:17
Speaker 9: I tell you people are trying to turn me into,
17:21
Speaker 9: I wasn't his girlfriend, I wasn't his friend.
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Speaker 1: You were too old for him.
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Speaker 9: I was not only too old, but it was at
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Speaker 9: a time, you know, where this is just not, You
17:31
Speaker 9: used to have to have facts before you said stuff.
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Speaker 3: But Trump is on the list 38,000 times.
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Speaker 1: Listen to this lady. I can't speak to.
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Speaker 9: Him, but I'm speaking about me because I'm getting dragged.
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Speaker 9: People actually believe that I was with him. It's like, honey,
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Speaker 9: come on. Every man that I've ever been with, you've
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Speaker 9: known about him because either the Enquirer wrote it about him.
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Speaker 1: So listen, the audience is sitting there. The audience is
17:56
Speaker 1: sitting there. You hear them. They're completely silent. They don't
17:58
Speaker 1: even know how to process any of this.
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Speaker 7: Well, I thought.
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Speaker 1: I thought the Epstein files, everyone was guilty. And then
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Speaker 1: Joy Behar's having trouble processing because she thought that the
18:08
Speaker 1: whole talking point was like, hey, if you're named in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files, you're super guilty of something. But, well,
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Speaker 1: Trump was named, says Joy Behar. Of course, as I've
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Speaker 1: explained six million times, President Trump comes out. looking great
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Speaker 1: in these Epstein files. Looks really great as the guy
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Speaker 1: who is the, like the one guy who's constantly telling
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Speaker 1: on what Jeffrey Epstein's up to. It was like, this
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Speaker 1: is disastrous. Kicking him out of Mar-a-Lago. Helping out the
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Speaker 1: attorneys who represent the victims. And there's Whoopi Goldberg. Whoopi
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Speaker 1: Goldberg is like so desperate To try and spin out
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Speaker 1: of this. Trying to protect the paycheck she's getting from ABC.
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Speaker 1: Don't look at me. I'm not guilty of anything.
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Speaker 7: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: You seem pretty cozy with Epstein. Everyone's talking about which
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Speaker 1: jet to use. The G2? You got to figure out
18:51
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19:10
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19:21
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Speaker 1: talk to you about the latest on the Pooptomic, because
20:50
Speaker 1: we really do actually have some updates here. In case
20:54
Speaker 1: you were wondering, like, how did all of this even begin?
20:57
Speaker 1: You know, who's managing this system? How is it that
21:00
Speaker 1: a six-foot sewage pipe, raw sewage, could explode wide open
21:05
Speaker 1: right into the nation's waterways, the Potomac River, and pour
21:08
Speaker 1: out nearly 300 million gallons of raw sewage. Who's in
21:13
Speaker 1: charge of all of this? Well, we've got some more
21:15
Speaker 1: information about this. This comes to us from my great
21:19
Speaker 1: colleagues at The Daily Caller. DC Water's CEO oversaw $ 520
21:25
Speaker 1: million dollars in DEI contracts. And of course, the biggest
21:33
Speaker 1: sewage spill in American history. DEI, oh, they're spending, what
21:38
Speaker 1: is that, 520 million? I believe that's over half a
21:41
Speaker 1: billion dollars, if my gazintas and my gazaltas are correct.
21:45
Speaker 1: That's over half a billion bucks on DEI. What about
21:50
Speaker 1: clean water? How about pipes that work? While hundreds of
21:54
Speaker 1: millions of gallons of raw sewage accumulated in the pipes...
21:57
Speaker 1: the District of Columbia's Water and Sewer Authority, was focused
22:01
Speaker 1: on diversity, equity, and other left-wing priorities, setting the stage
22:07
Speaker 1: for what seems to be the largest sewage spill in
22:10
Speaker 1: American history. DC Water CEO David Gaddis said, has championed
22:17
Speaker 1: equity and diversity throughout his whole tenure. And, you ready
22:21
Speaker 1: for this? Not only is he a DEI lunatic, he
22:24
Speaker 1: was also named in a lawsuit against his former employer
22:28
Speaker 1: for allegedly withholding information about water contamination in Flint, Michigan.
22:33
Speaker 1: So you got a DEI enthusiast who was also accused
22:37
Speaker 1: of being involved in a cover-up of what was going
22:39
Speaker 1: on in Flint, Michigan with their disastrous water supply as
22:43
Speaker 1: a result of Democrats. Boy, this guy, the hits keep
22:47
Speaker 1: coming for this guy. Holy crap. Yeah, it was back,
22:52
Speaker 1: that was before he joined DC Water in 2018. They
22:55
Speaker 1: say that they withheld details about lead pipes in Flynn,
22:59
Speaker 1: Michigan in their assessment. But then he comes to DC,
23:03
Speaker 1: he comes to DC Water, he gets there. At the time,
23:07
Speaker 1: DC Water was considered a global role model, had one
23:10
Speaker 1: of the highest reputations in the water sector, and they
23:12
Speaker 1: bring this guy in. And he was recognized. He had
23:15
Speaker 1: all the big recognitions. He was recognized as one of
23:18
Speaker 1: the 10 most influential black corporate leaders of 2022, because
23:23
Speaker 1: that obviously matters, the color of his skin. Part of
23:26
Speaker 1: that effort includes Lead Free D.C., Gattis, says it incorporates
23:33
Speaker 1: community equity considerations into its project prioritization process. He said,
23:37
Speaker 1: I want to win for our community by extending water equity,
23:40
Speaker 1: water equity, to every customer, including the eradication of lead
23:44
Speaker 1: pipes within the district. And so what did he do? Well,
23:47
Speaker 1: he set up something called Fair Share Objectives to boost
23:51
Speaker 1: participation from disadvantaged minority and women-owned business enterprises. And then
23:58
Speaker 1: they started handing out a ton of money. In fiscal
24:00
Speaker 1: year 2024, disadvantaged and women-owned enterprises received $ 520 million from
24:08
Speaker 1: this operation. Not on the basis of merit, but instead
24:13
Speaker 1: on the basis of racial and gender prejudice. That's how
24:17
Speaker 1: that went. So that's what this guy's been up to.
24:21
Speaker 1: DC Water did not respond to the Daily Car's request
24:23
Speaker 1: for comment, but we've got some game tape, actually. of
24:26
Speaker 1: this Gaddis character. Here he is, cut six, bragging about
24:31
Speaker 1: how he got rid of white dudes at DC Water.
24:34
Speaker 1: Very important mission, listen.
24:35
Speaker 8: When I arrived at DC Water, this was an organization
24:39
Speaker 8: that looked very similar to our industry. It was predominantly
24:43
Speaker 8: white male at the top, but this was a utility
24:47
Speaker 8: that's more than 70% people of color work at this utility.
24:51
Speaker 8: And I really believe Uh, and I still believe, and
24:55
Speaker 8: it has been fantastic. The outcomes have been fantastic, but the, the,
24:59
Speaker 8: the people at the top, the executives, the chiefs in
25:02
Speaker 8: that C-suite, they should look like, uh, the employees, uh,
25:07
Speaker 8: that they, that they serve and that they work with.
25:09
Speaker 8: And the same thing with the community. And so my
25:12
Speaker 8: executive team, you know, looks exactly like the community. It
25:16
Speaker 8: looks like, it looks like the, the, the employees, the staff,
25:20
Speaker 8: you know, be it people of color, women. And it's
25:25
Speaker 8: just a fantastic team that has come together to do
25:28
Speaker 8: a lot of great things here at DC Water and
25:31
Speaker 8: in the community for the customers.
25:36
Speaker 1: You know, there's an old expression. Perhaps you've used it.
25:40
Speaker 1: It's truism, actually. Garbage in, garbage out. You know what
25:46
Speaker 1: we got in DC right now? Sewage in, sewage out.
25:51
Speaker 1: That's what happened. So you get a bunch of incompetent
25:54
Speaker 1: people who arrive, who use racial prejudice as a means
25:58
Speaker 1: to run an operation. They're obsessed with picking people out
26:02
Speaker 1: based on their skin color to work within the operation.
26:06
Speaker 1: They hand out money to people on the basis of
26:08
Speaker 1: their skin color and gender. Instead of taking care of
26:11
Speaker 1: the pipes, and what happens? Well, a pipe explodes, and
26:14
Speaker 1: then it fills the nation's water supply with the largest
26:18
Speaker 1: discharge of sewage we've ever seen. So great work. Sewage in,
26:23
Speaker 1: sewage out. That's what we have. Can we prosecute people
26:28
Speaker 1: like this? Can we prosecute? This is what I mean.
26:32
Speaker 1: This kind of negligence is completely destructive. And, you know,
26:38
Speaker 1: I'd like to see some more meaningful consequences for a
26:40
Speaker 1: dude like that. Like, what is that about? So if
26:43
Speaker 1: you're wondering, like, how did that all happen? I don't
26:49
Speaker 1: know how else to express it. I'm gesturing towards the camera.
26:52
Speaker 1: For those of you who are listening to the podcast,
26:54
Speaker 1: I'm just gesturing. Just hand out. That's what you get.
26:59
Speaker 1: That's what you get. Remember, earlier this week, we were
27:05
Speaker 1: talking about Wes Moore, the governor of Maryland, and how
27:09
Speaker 1: he's a complete disaster. And he said nothing about any
27:14
Speaker 1: of this. He said nothing about the fact that this
27:15
Speaker 1: pipe explosion happened in his own state. that all of
27:18
Speaker 1: this sewage is pouring into his own state's waterway. He
27:20
Speaker 1: said nothing about it until earlier this week after President
27:23
Speaker 1: Trump brought the nation's focus to it. He's like, well,
27:26
Speaker 1: I'm going to attack Trump now. And then he demanded
27:28
Speaker 1: money from FEMA, which is hilarious because Democrats have shut
27:32
Speaker 1: down FEMA. Like, we need FEMA money.
27:34
Speaker 7: Really?
27:35
Speaker 1: Well, why don't you fund FEMA? Maybe that would be
27:38
Speaker 1: a good start. We've got Democrats now in Maryland. Things
27:42
Speaker 1: just keep getting worse in Maryland. More mayhem in Maryland.
27:45
Speaker 1: Democrats are now banning cops from helping ICE at all.
27:50
Speaker 1: They just signed a law banning the police from something
27:54
Speaker 1: called 287G agreements. 287G agreements. A new Maryland law now
28:01
Speaker 1: means that there will be more victims of illegal alien crime,
28:05
Speaker 1: according to DHS. This Maryland legislation... is now cracking down
28:09
Speaker 1: on police cooperation with immigration officials and is going to
28:13
Speaker 1: put violent aliens back on the streets. Westmore signed this
28:18
Speaker 1: into law yesterday. Yesterday. Talk about, so meanwhile, in the
28:24
Speaker 1: midst of a sewage crisis, you're like, how can we
28:25
Speaker 1: make this worse? Well, why don't we screw the people
28:28
Speaker 1: of Maryland over even more by letting more illegal aliens
28:31
Speaker 1: murder them? You really are on the side of the
28:34
Speaker 1: demons if this is the output of your party's efforts.
28:40
Speaker 1: Because this 287G thing, perhaps some of you are aware
28:44
Speaker 1: of how it works. It's a really simple concept. Basically,
28:48
Speaker 1: there aren't enough ICE officials to do the job everywhere
28:50
Speaker 1: in the country. The Trump administration is hiring a lot more,
28:53
Speaker 1: especially thanks to the big, beautiful bill, now the big,
28:55
Speaker 1: beautiful law. But there are limitations, just manpower limitations. So
29:00
Speaker 1: what does ICE do? They deputize. They can deputize local
29:03
Speaker 1: law enforcement in order to help them with this mission.
29:06
Speaker 1: ICE's 287G program, it's listed here on their website. It
29:11
Speaker 1: was added in 1996. And what this allows is it
29:16
Speaker 1: enhances the safety and security of our nation's communities by
29:20
Speaker 1: allowing ICE to partner with state, local, and tribal law
29:23
Speaker 1: enforcement agencies to identify and remove criminal aliens, who are
29:26
Speaker 1: amenable to removal from the United States. So they very
29:32
Speaker 1: simply will deputize local law enforcement. They delegate local basically
29:39
Speaker 1: immigration enforcement capabilities to the locals so they can assist.
29:46
Speaker 1: This program is wonderful and it works really well in
29:51
Speaker 1: states like Florida where they're using it as a means
29:54
Speaker 1: to get illegal aliens out of the country. So ICE
29:56
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be everywhere. They don't have to be
29:58
Speaker 1: stretched thin. that these agencies, these law enforcement agencies can
30:02
Speaker 1: all work out together. And what's happened here is, think
30:07
Speaker 1: about what the Democrats are arguing. We can't have ICE
30:09
Speaker 1: in our state. We can't have immigration enforcement in our state.
30:13
Speaker 1: ICE agents are evil.
30:14
Speaker 3: They're masked.
30:15
Speaker 1: They're rounding up people randomly. They're Nazis. Okay, well, if
30:18
Speaker 1: you don't want ICE agents in the state, do you
30:20
Speaker 1: want your local cops? If you don't like the way
30:23
Speaker 1: ICE is doing its job, why don't you let the
30:25
Speaker 1: locals do the job? and help ICE out. That way
30:28
Speaker 1: you don't have to have ICE agents even showing up
30:30
Speaker 1: in the streets. You understand what I'm saying? In other words,
30:33
Speaker 1: this is completely incoherent. They hate the idea that ICE
30:37
Speaker 1: officers are in the streets of Maryland, but then they
30:39
Speaker 1: subsequently also say that they don't want local cops to
30:44
Speaker 1: do that job in the absence of ICE. So what
30:47
Speaker 1: are they really saying then, if that's their position? They're
30:51
Speaker 1: not anti-ICE specifically. They're anti-immigration enforcement at all. They don't
30:58
Speaker 1: want illegal aliens to be deported. This isn't about ICE
31:01
Speaker 1: being Nazis or anything like that. That's a scaremongering tactic
31:06
Speaker 1: used to try and get the American public to turn
31:08
Speaker 1: against immigration enforcement. And when you say you won't even
31:11
Speaker 1: let your local cops do the job, well, you've given
31:13
Speaker 1: the whole game away. You don't want us to have borders.
31:17
Speaker 1: You're perfectly content with people in your own state being raped, murdered, abused.
31:21
Speaker 1: You're perfectly content with that. Because you truly believe, and
31:26
Speaker 1: the rest of us acknowledge, that Democrats accrue power by
31:29
Speaker 1: allowing this chaos to continue, which is why they do it. 100%.
31:33
Speaker 1: And so every time you see one of these guys
31:37
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31:40
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31:43
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31:47
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31:50
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31:53
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35:36
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35:39
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35:41
Speaker 1: to see today. This is the idiot mayor of Philadelphia.
35:47
Speaker 1: You ready for this? This is the Philadelphia mayor. What
35:51
Speaker 1: the hell is even her name these days? It's like
35:53
Speaker 1: we get so many. Oh, Sherelle Parker. is the mayor
35:56
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Speaker 1: mean to be a sanctuary city? This is a very
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Speaker 1: straightforward question from a reporter who asks her this question.
36:09
Speaker 1: And listen, it's kind of a weird clip because she
36:12
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36:15
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36:19
Speaker 1: Sherelle Parker.
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Speaker 3: What does the term sanctuary city mean to you, Mayor?
36:26
Speaker 4: What I want to tell you about Philadelphia, and this
36:32
Speaker 4: is extremely important, that you Claudia Vargas, have been provided
36:40
Speaker 4: an answer to the question that you just asked from
36:45
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36:50
Speaker 4: the city of Philadelphia. Renee Garcia is our city solicitor.
36:54
Speaker 4: And what we are, the term we use to describe
36:59
Speaker 4: our city, is that we are a welcoming city here
37:03
Speaker 4: in Philadelphia.
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Speaker 1: You know, the only thing she asked is our country's borders.
37:08
Speaker 1: That's Sherelle Parker, the mayor of Philadelphia. We're a welcoming city.
37:13
Speaker 1: Don't say sanctuary. Say something that's even less understandable. It's nuts.
37:21
Speaker 1: It's really nuts. But they're all in. They're all in
37:23
Speaker 1: on this election rigging operation. You know, when has Pennsylvania
37:26
Speaker 1: ever been at the center of any sort of election
37:30
Speaker 1: concern at all?
37:31
Speaker 8: Hmm. Hmm.
37:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't like 2020 or anything. There she is.
37:38
Speaker 1: What cities were involved in that? Was Philadelphia involved in that?
37:41
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Philadelphia was definitely involved in that. So there
37:43
Speaker 1: she is, Sherelle Parker. We're not a sanctuary city. The
37:47
Speaker 1: question you asked, we're wrong. It's a welcoming city. Okay,
37:53
Speaker 1: you shouldn't be the mayor of anything at all. There
37:57
Speaker 1: she is. But yeah, it was crazy. You hear her breathing?
38:00
Speaker 1: She was super panicked. What, did she just jog up
38:02
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38:05
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38:07
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38:11
Speaker 1: It's a lot more relaxing to tell the truth. A
38:13
Speaker 1: lot more relaxing. Just tell the truth. You're trying to
38:16
Speaker 1: rig elections. Well, candidly, great question, Claudia. We're trying to
38:19
Speaker 1: rig the election.
38:20
Speaker 9: Next.
38:22
Speaker 1: It'll be way easier if you answer questions like that.
38:25
Speaker 1: Let's see here. Okay, let me get to another. I've got, man,
38:29
Speaker 1: we could do election rigging coverage all day. I've got
38:32
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38:34
Speaker 1: Democrats actually, establishment Democrats are trying to rig an election
38:38
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38:42
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38:46
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38:50
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38:55
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39:00
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39:06
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39:09
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39:11
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39:14
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39:19
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39:23
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39:27
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39:30
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39:34
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39:37
Speaker 1: political weapon against Americans. And that led to a pretty
39:43
Speaker 1: interesting saga this week. where Stephen Colbert, who was canceled
39:48
Speaker 1: last year by CBS, but he keeps doing that show
39:50
Speaker 1: until the summer. Stephen Colbert was decided to come up
39:54
Speaker 1: with this scheme with James Tallarico to make him more
39:59
Speaker 1: famous as the primary votes are beginning in Texas. Because
40:03
Speaker 1: obviously Colbert wants Tallarico to beat Jasmine Crockett. So the
40:08
Speaker 1: left is now lining up to try and stop the
40:10
Speaker 1: black woman from getting the job. They think that she'll
40:13
Speaker 1: imperil the chances of them ever winning the seat, which
40:15
Speaker 1: by the way is true. And this is the reason
40:17
Speaker 1: why it'd be hilarious if she becomes the nominee. So
40:20
Speaker 1: Colbert devised this scheme, which began playing out on Monday
40:23
Speaker 1: night on his program. Here he is claiming that his
40:28
Speaker 1: own network told him he wasn't allowed to have James
40:31
Speaker 1: Tallarico on the air because the FCC, led by Donald Trump,
40:37
Speaker 1: was trying to put a stop to it. Take a look.
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Speaker 1: Here's cut seven, Stephen Colbert, beginning with the lies this week.
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Speaker 10: You know who is not one of my guests tonight?
40:46
Speaker 10: That's Texas State Representative James Tallarico. He was supposed to
40:51
Speaker 10: be here, but we were told in no uncertain terms
40:54
Speaker 10: by our network's lawyers, who called us directly, that we
40:58
Speaker 10: could not have him on the broadcast. Then I was told,
41:03
Speaker 10: in some uncertain terms, that not only could I not
41:05
Speaker 10: have him on, I could not mention me not having
41:09
Speaker 10: him on. And because my network clearly doesn't want us
41:13
Speaker 10: to talk about this, let's talk about this.
41:23
Speaker 1: You've probably heard. I'll let the rest of the clip
41:25
Speaker 1: disappear because I'll just quickly explain what he's trying to
41:28
Speaker 1: say here because he takes forever to get to it.
41:30
Speaker 1: And then he's like attacking Brendan Carr, the FCC chairman.
41:33
Speaker 1: He says that we can't do it because the FCC
41:37
Speaker 1: is getting in the way. Because President Trump's awful FCC
41:42
Speaker 1: is meddling with our guest bookings right now. And the
41:47
Speaker 1: idea being that they're going to enforce equal time. And so, therefore,
41:51
Speaker 1: if we have James Tallarico on, it's going to upend everything.
41:54
Speaker 1: For those of you who are unfamiliar with the FCC's
41:55
Speaker 1: equal time rules, it applies to broadcasters. Anybody who uses
42:00
Speaker 1: the broadcast airwaves in the country, that would be radio.
42:04
Speaker 1: And it would also be the broadcast networks, not television.
42:06
Speaker 1: That's as distinct from cable on television, the broadcast networks. Remember,
42:09
Speaker 1: you put the old rabbit ears up so you could
42:11
Speaker 1: get a network like CBS, your local CBS affiliate. That's
42:15
Speaker 1: what we're talking about here. And the FCC has rules.
42:18
Speaker 1: There are rules called equal time that if you afford
42:21
Speaker 1: time to one political candidate in the days leading up
42:24
Speaker 1: to an election, that you have to also allow, offer,
42:28
Speaker 1: to give that time to the other candidates in that
42:30
Speaker 1: race so they too can take advantage of of that
42:33
Speaker 1: time on the broadcast airwaves.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
42:35
Speaker 1: That's, that's how it works. Now Colbert has turned this
42:39
Speaker 1: into a big psycho drama. He's turned it into a
42:41
Speaker 1: big publicity stunt. He claims my network bore down on me.
42:45
Speaker 1: They didn't even want you to know this. And I'm
42:47
Speaker 1: telling you anyway. And suddenly a meaningless James Tallarico interview
42:52
Speaker 1: that everybody would have ignored has become a huge, like,
42:55
Speaker 1: you know, national atrocity that is drawing tons of attention
42:59
Speaker 1: to James Tallarico's In fact, Tallarico himself is now campaigning
43:05
Speaker 1: with it because what they did was they did this
43:07
Speaker 1: little web video. Like, instead, we'll do a web video.
43:11
Speaker 1: And Colbert even said it. We put it on the
43:12
Speaker 1: internet so you can watch it on the internet, but
43:14
Speaker 1: you can't watch it on the air.
43:15
Speaker 5: Okay.
43:15
Speaker 1: And so here's James Tallarico posting it. He says, this
43:18
Speaker 1: is the interview Donald Trump didn't want you to see.
43:20
Speaker 1: His FCC refused to air my interview with Stephen Colbert.
43:24
Speaker 1: Trump is worried. We're about to flip Texas. And this
43:27
Speaker 1: is what they produced. Cut eight.
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Speaker 7: Watch.
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Speaker 3: James Tallarico.
43:44
Speaker 8: There you go.
43:45
Speaker 3: Thank you. Now, here's the thing.
43:49
Speaker 10: I don't usually say this to a guest, but if
43:52
Speaker 10: people are watching this right now, it's because they.
43:54
Speaker 1: Found us online, on YouTube.
43:58
Speaker 10: I did an act of the show that's on tonight
44:00
Speaker 10: explaining why.
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Speaker 1: It's not the first.
44:03
Speaker 3: Time you've caused some drama.
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Speaker 10: FCC opening probe into The View after appearance by Tallarico.
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Speaker 1: Do you mean to cause trouble?
44:12
Speaker 7: I do.
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Speaker 3: I think that Donald Trump is worried that we're about
44:17
Speaker 3: to flip Texas.
44:23
Speaker 1: So where does that take us? So now we got
44:26
Speaker 1: an update on this whole story. CBS released a statement yesterday.
44:31
Speaker 1: And in the statement, they said, we never stopped Colbert
44:35
Speaker 1: from airing anything. CBS threw Stephen Colbert directly under the bus.
44:42
Speaker 1: They released a statement saying, nope, We let this thing happen.
44:47
Speaker 1: In fact, CBS News said in a statement to the
44:49
Speaker 1: Daily Caller News Foundation the following. The late show was
44:51
Speaker 1: not prohibited by CBS from broadcasting the interview with James Tallarico.
44:56
Speaker 1: The show was provided legal guidance that the broadcast could
44:59
Speaker 1: trigger the FCC equal time rule for two other candidates,
45:02
Speaker 1: including Representative Jasmine Crockett, and presented options for how the
45:06
Speaker 1: equal time for other candidates could be fulfilled. The Late
45:09
Speaker 1: Show decided to present the interview through its YouTube channel
45:12
Speaker 1: with on-air promotion on the broadcast rather than potentially providing
45:16
Speaker 1: the equal time options. Oh, so here's what's actually going on.
45:24
Speaker 1: Colbert doesn't want Jasmine Crockett to be on his show.
45:27
Speaker 1: Colbert does not want to promote Jasmine Crockett's candidacy. He
45:32
Speaker 1: wants to promote Tallarico, but the last thing he wants
45:35
Speaker 1: is for Crockett to be on the show. Not now,
45:39
Speaker 1: not when she's running for Senate, not when his preferred
45:42
Speaker 1: candidate has his political career on the line. So Colbert
45:48
Speaker 1: made a decision. He was just like, no, no, no,
45:50
Speaker 1: I don't want the black lady. We're not having her
45:52
Speaker 1: on the air. And so the way to avoid that
45:54
Speaker 1: is we're going to turn this into a big publicity
45:56
Speaker 1: stunt to get James Tallarico a lot of attention. That's
45:59
Speaker 1: what happened. Colbert is pissed about this. Colbert's pissed that
46:03
Speaker 1: CBS released this statement and told us the truth about
46:06
Speaker 1: what was going on. So last night on his program,
46:09
Speaker 1: Colbert was angry at CBS and he's mad at the
46:14
Speaker 1: statement that they sent The Daily Caller, watch.
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Speaker 10: And for the lawyers to release this without even talking
46:21
Speaker 10: to me is really surprising. I don't even know what
46:25
Speaker 10: to do with this crap.
46:28
Speaker 8: Oh, hold on.
46:34
Speaker 1: He picks it up, puts it inside of a doggy bag.
46:37
Speaker 1: And then he ties it like a weirdo. Who ties
46:40
Speaker 1: a doggy bag like that? When you tie a doggy bag,
46:42
Speaker 1: don't you spin it? First, you spin it a little
46:45
Speaker 1: bit to seal off whatever you put inside the doggy bag,
46:47
Speaker 1: and then you loop it. I don't know what that was.
46:50
Speaker 1: That was a weird tie-off. Everything about him is weird.
46:55
Speaker 7: Yeah.
46:55
Speaker 1: Remember, CBS did cancel his show last year. They said,
46:59
Speaker 1: your show is canceled, and it will end in May
47:01
Speaker 1: of this year. So CBS, they made this bed. They
47:04
Speaker 1: can lie on it. Colbert continues to attack the network
47:06
Speaker 1: on the air. And meanwhile, Colbert's late show has been
47:11
Speaker 1: losing a staggering $ 40 million per year. They lose $ 40
47:15
Speaker 1: million a year with that garbage. So if anybody's being
47:19
Speaker 1: thrown into the doggy bag, that's Colbert. But it's taking
47:22
Speaker 1: longer than CBS probably wants because they're trapped inside of
47:26
Speaker 1: some sort of contract hell with him right now. They're
47:29
Speaker 1: made for each other. So that's That's great. Meanwhile, what's
47:31
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett saying all about all of this? Well, Crockett,
47:35
Speaker 1: she's admitting what happened. She said Colbert didn't want to
47:37
Speaker 1: give her any airtime on the show. Cut 10.
47:39
Speaker 8: Watch.
47:41
Speaker 11: We did receive information suggesting that the federal government did
47:50
Speaker 11: not shut down this segment.
47:52
Speaker 1: That is my.
47:53
Speaker 11: Understanding that the federal government did not didn't shut this down.
47:56
Speaker 11: And we will do an official statement once we get
48:00
Speaker 11: another official statement that we anticipate is going to be
48:03
Speaker 11: coming from Paramount, all right? So we will read what
48:07
Speaker 11: they say, and then we'll go from there.
48:09
Speaker 7: But it's our.
48:10
Speaker 11: Understanding that Colbert, either Mr. Colbert or CBS is And
48:18
Speaker 11: this was because of a fear that the FCC may
48:21
Speaker 11: say something to them and that there may have been
48:26
Speaker 11: advice to just have me on and then they could
48:30
Speaker 11: clear the issue. It was my understanding that someone somewhere
48:36
Speaker 11: decided we just don't want to do that. And instead,
48:40
Speaker 11: we're going to just do it this way.
48:42
Speaker 1: They didn't want to have Jasmine. They didn't want to
48:44
Speaker 1: have Jasmine. This is why I'm saying, ladies and gentlemen,
48:48
Speaker 1: Justice for Jasmine. Justice for Jasmine. Now, what's going to
48:52
Speaker 1: happen next? I have a feeling, and by the way,
48:55
Speaker 1: sorry for the audio quality for those of you listening
48:56
Speaker 1: on the audio podcast. It's just, there was who's standing
49:00
Speaker 1: in front of an airplane. She decided that was the
49:02
Speaker 1: appropriate place to do that press conference. Not saying she's
49:06
Speaker 1: the brightest, but justice for Jasmine, baby. I have a feeling,
49:09
Speaker 1: I have a hunch that Colbert's going to extend an
49:12
Speaker 1: interview invite to her now. And the reason is because
49:16
Speaker 1: he's going to want to mitigate the accusations of racism
49:19
Speaker 1: and sexism that are now being directed at him by
49:22
Speaker 1: the left, who are not in on the establishment scheme
49:25
Speaker 1: to get Tallarico into the nomination, and instead will be
49:30
Speaker 1: very angry at Colbert. So Colbert will, you know, he'll
49:33
Speaker 1: genuflect to the woke mob and maybe have her on
49:36
Speaker 1: or something. I would not be surprised if that's the case.
49:39
Speaker 1: But That's where we are. And lastly, do I have this? Well,
49:47
Speaker 1: we'll leave it there. I have one other clip, but
49:50
Speaker 1: I'll skip it for you. It's not all that important.
49:51
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett also went on Jen Psaki's show last night,
49:54
Speaker 1: and she basically said game respects game. She said it
49:58
Speaker 1: was a great strategy by Tallarico because it gave them
50:01
Speaker 1: a lot more coverage than they would have ever had.
50:03
Speaker 1: by making this into some psychodrama involving Trump. Isn't it amazing?
50:06
Speaker 1: What a world, though, where Jasmine Crockett is defending the
50:09
Speaker 1: Trump administration. She's like, yeah, Trump didn't stop him from
50:12
Speaker 1: appearing on air. They just made that up so they
50:14
Speaker 1: could keep me off air. It's amazing how sanity can
50:21
Speaker 1: break through when it's about her own power. So there
50:25
Speaker 1: you go. Speaking of people who could hold office, do
50:28
Speaker 1: hold office right now, we have some updates for you
50:31
Speaker 1: on J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio. At the beginning of
50:34
Speaker 1: this week, I told you, I told you that the
50:37
Speaker 1: future of MAGA is very bright. To be pessimistic about
50:40
Speaker 1: the future of MAGA is not to have your eyes
50:43
Speaker 1: open to how great the people are who are currently
50:46
Speaker 1: working on our behalf. There's some really great people doing that.
50:48
Speaker 1: And that does include J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio. Now, again,
50:52
Speaker 1: don't mishear me. We got some real fights. The SAVE
50:55
Speaker 1: Act has to get across the finish line. We've got
50:56
Speaker 1: to succeed to get integrity for our elections. I'm obsessing
51:01
Speaker 1: this morning. I'll do it more with you in the
51:03
Speaker 1: days to come. I'm obsessing over the fact that Democrats
51:05
Speaker 1: are looking to rig Virginia's elections right now to get
51:08
Speaker 1: rid of every single Republican seat. It's crazy what's happening
51:12
Speaker 1: in our country. But if there's anywhere to look where
51:15
Speaker 1: you say, man, something good is going on, J.D. Vance
51:17
Speaker 1: and Marco Rubio, they deserve that look. And the media
51:22
Speaker 1: are trying to divide these guys against each other, obviously.
51:25
Speaker 1: And so we got an update from, we got some
51:28
Speaker 1: updates from JD. First and foremost, JD Vance was talking
51:32
Speaker 1: about how good Marco Rubio's speech was in Munich. And
51:36
Speaker 1: he said, look, I was bad cop last year. Marco
51:39
Speaker 1: Rubio was good cop this year.
51:41
Speaker 3: And it worked.
51:42
Speaker 10: Watch.
51:43
Speaker 5: Secretary of State was there, gave a speech that had
51:45
Speaker 5: a lot of similar underpinnings to it, but they were
51:48
Speaker 5: applauding and.
51:49
Speaker 1: They thought it was great.
51:50
Speaker 3: So what happened with that? Why is that the outcome?
51:53
Speaker 12: Well, I heard somebody say that I was the bad
51:55
Speaker 12: cop so that Marco could be a good cop. I mean,
51:57
Speaker 12: he gave a great speech, but he drove home, I think,
51:59
Speaker 12: a very important point that the Europeans have largely forgotten
52:03
Speaker 12: or at least had largely forgotten over the past.
52:05
Speaker 3: Year is that the reason why.
52:07
Speaker 12: The president or Marco or me talk about borders, the
52:10
Speaker 12: reason why we talk about them spending more on their
52:13
Speaker 12: own security. The reason that we talk about them more
52:15
Speaker 12: becoming a vibrant economy again is that we want Europe
52:19
Speaker 12: to thrive and we want Europe to succeed. The problem
52:21
Speaker 12: that we have with Europe is not that we don't
52:23
Speaker 12: like Europe, even though you hear that from the European press.
52:26
Speaker 3: It's not that we don't respect our allies. It's that
52:29
Speaker 3: they are doing a lot of things to sabotage themselves.
52:32
Speaker 3: We would like that to stop. We would like them
52:34
Speaker 3: to be an ally in the true sense of the word.
52:36
Speaker 1: Yeah, we want them to be better. So at its core,
52:39
Speaker 1: I mean, the purpose of why I'm sharing this with
52:42
Speaker 1: you is in one, it's a phenomenal policy towards Europe.
52:45
Speaker 1: They're working to improve the world to our benefit. And two,
52:50
Speaker 1: the idea that there's daylight between J.D. Vance and Marco
52:53
Speaker 1: Rubio is just non-existent. This is a media invention. You
52:56
Speaker 1: understand what's going on? That the legacy press is trying
52:59
Speaker 1: to foment division between these men. And J.D. 's saying, J.D.
53:04
Speaker 1: don't play that. Marco's saying, Marco, don't play that. These
53:07
Speaker 1: two are like, no, actually, we're good, dude. We're good.
53:10
Speaker 1: In fact, we're very supportive of one another.
53:13
Speaker 3: Here's J.D.
53:13
Speaker 1: Vance being asked specifically about this idea that maybe you'll
53:16
Speaker 1: be the presidential nominee. Do you want to be president?
53:18
Speaker 1: You rather than Marco? Here's Martha asking J.D. that and
53:22
Speaker 1: how J.D. handles it.
53:23
Speaker 9: Watch.
53:23
Speaker 1: He's my vice president. Of course he's going to be
53:25
Speaker 1: at the top of the ticket.
53:26
Speaker 12: Well, I think the president is very smartly saying we've
53:29
Speaker 12: got three years to go. And how about everybody focuses
53:31
Speaker 12: on the job the American people elected us to do
53:34
Speaker 12: rather than something that is very far in the future?
53:36
Speaker 12: As you said, look, Marco is my closest friend in
53:39
Speaker 12: the administration. I think he's doing a great job for
53:41
Speaker 12: the American people. But most importantly, we all have to
53:44
Speaker 12: continue doing a good job for the American people from
53:46
Speaker 12: the president on down.
53:48
Speaker 3: And that's what we're focused on. I think it's so interesting.
53:50
Speaker 12: The media wants to create this conflict. where there just
53:53
Speaker 12: isn't any conflict. Marco's doing a great job. I'm trying
53:55
Speaker 12: to do as good of a job as I can.
53:57
Speaker 12: The president's doing a great job. We're going to keep
53:59
Speaker 12: on working together.
54:00
Speaker 1: But surely, as vice president, you'd like to be president.
54:05
Speaker 12: Well, look, I think, again, I'm going to try to
54:07
Speaker 12: do as good of a job as I can right now.
54:09
Speaker 3: So one of the.
54:11
Speaker 12: Things that I don't like about this question and this
54:13
Speaker 12: entire perspective is I've been in this job for all
54:16
Speaker 12: of a year. About six months ago, sorry, a year
54:19
Speaker 12: and six months ago, I asked the American people to
54:21
Speaker 12: give me this job that I have right now. Why
54:23
Speaker 12: don't I do as good of a job as I
54:24
Speaker 12: can in this job? We'll worry about the next job
54:26
Speaker 12: sometime in the future.
54:27
Speaker 7: Okay. Awesome.
54:30
Speaker 1: Great answer. Wonderful answer. It's legit. And it's not this
54:34
Speaker 1: like horse crap where people just like, I never want
54:36
Speaker 1: to run for president ever. I'm never going to try
54:39
Speaker 1: to do that. I'm not running for president. No, it's
54:41
Speaker 1: just like, look, I'm only a year into this gig.
54:44
Speaker 1: If we want to talk about presidential ambitions, we can
54:45
Speaker 1: talk about them later after I've got a big track
54:48
Speaker 1: record to demonstrate that that would be a worthwhile conversation.
54:50
Speaker 3: Great answer.
54:51
Speaker 1: Wonderful answer. And no daylight between him and Marco, which
54:54
Speaker 1: is fun to see as well. Love having those guys
54:57
Speaker 1: working on our behalf. And in fact, if you have
55:00
Speaker 1: any doubts at all about either of them, ask the
55:01
Speaker 1: president of the United States. In fact, he was just
55:03
Speaker 1: asked the other day about these guys. Once again, the
55:05
Speaker 1: media trying to sow this division going, hey, Marco looked
55:08
Speaker 1: really good. You think he might be better than J.D.
55:10
Speaker 1: for for 2028? Here's the president gone. I'm not I'm
55:14
Speaker 1: not playing these stupid games here. We have you fellas
55:18
Speaker 1: have that cut. Let me see here, because if you
55:21
Speaker 1: if you don't, I'm going to pull it. Okay, that's okay.
55:26
Speaker 1: Here is, let me just grab it real quick. I
55:28
Speaker 1: just looked at my cut sheet and I was like,
55:29
Speaker 1: I don't think the guys have that cut. Yeah, that's right.
55:31
Speaker 1: Here's President Trump just days ago being asked this question.
55:37
Speaker 1: And here we go. On Air Force One, reporter poses
55:41
Speaker 1: it to him and he goes, I love these fellas.
55:43
Speaker 7: Boom.
55:44
Speaker 3: I think they're fantastic. They're both fantastic. And Marco did
55:48
Speaker 3: a great job in Munich.
55:49
Speaker 5: He's right.
55:50
Speaker 4: He's right on all counts.
55:50
Speaker 1: They're crushing it.
55:51
Speaker 2: They're absolutely crushing it.
56:13
Speaker 1: Finally, I leave you with this today. This is a
56:15
Speaker 1: really nice tribute from the president of the United States.
56:19
Speaker 1: On my radio program yesterday, I spent some time reflecting
56:23
Speaker 1: on the life and legacy of Rush Limbaugh and his
56:26
Speaker 1: impact on me. And if you'd like to hear it,
56:29
Speaker 1: I shared it on my ex-account, my social account. You
56:32
Speaker 1: can see my commemoration there. I'd appreciate if you take
56:36
Speaker 1: a look at it if you'd like. But the president
56:40
Speaker 1: of the United States shared his own remembrance. And the
56:42
Speaker 1: reason we're all reflecting on Rush is because yesterday, Tuesday,
56:45
Speaker 1: was the fifth anniversary of his passing. I can't even
56:47
Speaker 1: believe it's been five years. And the president paused to
56:50
Speaker 1: make a video yesterday that he shared with the world
56:53
Speaker 1: about Rush Limbaugh. Here it is. Take a look.
56:55
Speaker 7: Well, this is the fifth anniversary of the loss of
56:59
Speaker 7: a really great man, a great conservative, somebody that loved
57:03
Speaker 7: our country, loved his family, loved a lot of things.
57:06
Speaker 7: But he was a friend of mine. Rush Limbaugh.
57:09
Speaker 1: I'd never met Rush.
57:11
Speaker 7: When I announced that I was running.
57:13
Speaker 3: I'll never forget.
57:13
Speaker 7: 2015. And I got a call all excited that Rush
57:17
Speaker 7: Limbaugh just endorsed you.
57:18
Speaker 2: I'd never met him.
57:19
Speaker 7: He liked my opening speech. He liked when I got
57:22
Speaker 7: up in June and I said, you know, we got
57:25
Speaker 7: bad borders, we got bad crime, we got bad everything.
57:29
Speaker 3: And he liked it. I came down the.
57:31
Speaker 7: Escalator with now our first lady. And he thought it
57:35
Speaker 7: was great. And he endorsed me. And then I got
57:38
Speaker 7: to know him. And I realized what a great guy
57:40
Speaker 7: he was. But it's five years that we miss Rush.
57:44
Speaker 7: As Sean Hannity would often say, there will never be
57:47
Speaker 7: another Rush Limbaugh. So to his family, his great wife
57:52
Speaker 7: and family, I just want to say we miss you all.
57:56
Speaker 7: We miss him.
57:57
Speaker 1: And there'll never be anybody like him.
57:59
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
58:01
Speaker 1: There will never be anybody like him. El Rushbo, the
58:05
Speaker 1: great Maharashi. Love Rush Limbaugh. God bless him. And nice
58:11
Speaker 1: words from the president of the United States. And what's
58:13
Speaker 1: the mission for the rest of us? It's to carry
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Speaker 2: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
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Speaker 2: I'm on the ballot. Why is he saying that? You
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Speaker 2: X factor. Folks, elections are a math issue.
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Speaker 2: This is not a football game.
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