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General Flynn’s Prediction: TRUMP WINS & Declares WAR ON TREASON · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. So, obviously, a lot of us are really focused on November 5. And not because I'm putting all of my eggs in that basket. Mean, honestly, I've I've prepared to accept whatever the outcome is, because I know there's all kinds of, who knows what you wanna call it, just tomfoolery or chicanery or any kind any kind of words describing this, the absolute chaos and mischief and criminality that I expect to emerge around that time, but I'm also seeing a lot of positive signs.
• 0:49
  I'm seeing that we're we we really are in a very different place than where we were in 2020. And so joining us today is my good friend, general Michael Flynn, who has been really, I mean, working nonstop, out there traveling the country. And, actually, even our interview today, he's sitting at an airport, and this guy is busy nonstop. And so it's it's gonna be a great time to sit down with him, and this is get his what's his gut? You know?
• 1:11
  It's like, General Flynn, what is your feeling on what's going on? What's your sense of, you know let's just say Trump does win. What's gonna happen between, you know, the election and January 20? What's Trump like, what what, you know, what does he recommend that Trump does his first six to twelve months in office? Because I'm a little bit, you could say, black pilled or a little bit jaded in thinking that, you know, Trump can just have a normal four year presidency and correct everything that's wrong.
• 1:39
  I just don't think it's possible. I I really think that there needs to be some sort of almost like a wartime presidency because our country is under attack. We're at war. We're literally at war. There's a communist coup that happened in 2020, and our country is being act absolutely destroyed and devastated and dismantled.
• 1:59
  And so we need to correct this. Alright? And I'm hoping that we see people being tried for treason because this is what happens when you try to come into our country and, you know, gain power or whatever it is and and work to destroy the country and work to to shred up the constitution and to attack the Americans and, you know, all this stuff. And this these are this is treasonous, behavior that needs to be treated appropriately. So I'm looking forward to getting, general Flynn's input.
• 2:29
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• 3:28
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• 3:44
  Thank you so much for being here with us today.
• 3:47
  Gen. Michael Flynn: It's great. Great to be with you, and it was really great seeing you this past weekend in Selma, North Carolina at our twenty fourth reawaken America celebration of final one. Right? I mean, we think it's the final one. We say it's the final one.
• 4:03
  Maybe maybe maybe we'll maybe we'll do a maybe we'll do a stay awake America.
• 4:08
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. There you go.
• 4:11
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Yeah. Elections.
• 4:12
  Seth Holehouse: It's it's crazy. And and and, I mean, this is the exact conversation I'm looking to have with you because I I'm having a hard time looking forward and seeing what's happening or what could be happening. There's just seem like there's so many variables, and I wanted to get
• 4:28
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Yeah.
• 4:28
  Seth Holehouse: Your take on what you see heading into the election. Obviously, the polls are a lot of the, you know, the betting markets are really heavily favoring Trump and, you know, but, you know, we we we look at the support we had in 2020 and look what they still did. So what's what's your assessment of where we're heading as we're entering in this election?
• 4:48
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Yeah. Well, first of all, that's, you know, it is good being back with you and not and with your great audience. I get questions every day, multiple times a day about, you know, is can Trump win? Is he gonna win? We have to win.
• 5:02
  Can he win? What's gonna happen if he doesn't win? You know, all those sort of the world of uncertainty that we are in given the climate that you know, not just the political climate, but the global climate that we are facing. You know, global the idea of globalism. What is America First really mean?
• 5:24
  What does it mean going forward? And we can talk about that a little bit here today. I think that just like in 2020, you know, I mean, I had a debate this morning with the with, you know, one of the kind of a guy who does polling and, you know, and he he was telling me that in 2020, you know, there were some polls that showed Joe Biden was gonna win, but most of it was really was really Trump. Trump was gonna win, and he and even then, you know, he was the president at the time. He was having rallies, and the rallies were giant rallies filled, you know, filled filled to the hint.
• 5:58
  Right? You know? And and thirty, forty thousand people, and he's doing that again. He's getting he's getting, you know, large audiences and it does appear that the polls are in his favor, the betting odds are in his favor. We see media outlets like, I think it's the LA Times, Washington Post, New York Times are all staying out of the endorsement game this time around.
• 6:22
  Even though there's been some resignations, that's fine. You know, the editor, I guess, of the Washington Post resigned, you know, too bad, good, good riddance, you know, just because they've they've attacked me so brutally and and they've been so dishonest. But so but those are all indicators of of the of the potential outcome of the twenty twenty four presidential election. And then that potential outcome, you know, would would would mean and it would lean toward Donald j Trump being the next president of The United States. And so for me, that that actually is something that I've been working very hard for for the last four years to get him back in the White House.
• 7:06
  I think he's done, he did an amazing job, you know, while he was the president, despite all of the craziness that was surrounding his presidency with everything from Russia gauge to impeachment gauge to, you know, just everything. I mean, and now what they're doing to him with all of the legal actions, trying to kill him, right? And two assassination attempts. Mean, you know, what more can a human being withstand, right? I would say Seth, that the other thing that I believe is, I didn't coin this term, but I think this is also going to be referred to as the podcast presidency.
• 7:43
  So this is the first presidency of The United States Of America where in Trump's case and Kamala has tried to do it a little bit but she just isn't bright enough, but in Trump's case he's doing all the podcasts. Right? He's not just the this isn't the the corporate media is out of the picture because nobody trusts him anymore. Nobody trusts ABC, CBS, NBC. Nobody trusts the cable news networks.
• 8:10
  Even Fox News, you know, had severely, severely injured itself with its early call of Arizona. And that was Brett Baer, you know, even though he might've made it up a little bit with his interview of Kamala recently, the corporate media, you know, the corporate owned media, the corporate owned cable news networks, they're not the place to understand what's happening in this country. And that's why, you know, I'll kind of dub it, although I didn't point it, I'll dub this the podcast presidency. And I actually would love to see Donald Trump win. And then, you know, in the White House Press Room, I want them to remove the whole front row of the major news networks and put, like, the top podcasters, you know, Seth Whole House right there, front row.
• 8:56
  Right? I mean, Joe Rogan, he wants to be there. Right? Glenn Beck, Tucker Carlson, know, because this is the new medium. This is how we're communicating.
• 9:06
  Now all that said, what will be the outcome? Well, I I firmly believe that Donald Trump will win, but I do not believe that we are going to know on the November 5. I I just you know, my gut tells me and and listening to the governor of of Pennsylvania, listening to the secretary of state, you know, governor of Pennsylvania, a democrat, the secretary of state of Georgia, a republican, I think it was the Maricopa County Election Commissioner in Arizona, you know, there's three, and then there's a few other states, I've heard Nevada, I've heard, you know, North Carolina is gonna have some tough times, I can talk a little bit about North Carolina because I was up there not only for the reawaken, but also I've been up in the mountains for the last three days. So I don't think we're going to know the outcome and that's going to be a disappointing event on election night. And I pray that I'm wrong, Seth, but I don't think I'm going to be wrong because there are actually state laws and most people don't know this, but there are state laws that allow states to take additional time post the election day to count.
• 10:18
  Now, you know, if there's such an overwhelming victory for president Trump from the you know, via the electoral college, then nobody really knows about these other states that allow three days, five days to finish counting. But those are those are laws that are on the books of states. So I think that Tuesday November is going to be for all the election night parties and everybody rooting in and cheering for Donald Trump to win. I think it's gonna be a less than fulfilling outcome in evening. And I think everybody's going to wake up the next morning just like we did in 2020.
• 10:55
  I don't think that there's going to be large spikes of boats. Mean, I think if they do that, I just I fear I fear for what people will do in some of those places. I really do. I fear that that the American citizens in those locations are just not gonna put up with it anymore. So I do fear that, and I hope that that doesn't happen because those areas that we are talking about, the big swing states and, of course, the the locals inside those swing states, those are all democratically controlled, counties but most part, right?
• 11:30
  The Fulton County, Maricopa, Madison, Wayne County, not, you know, in Detroit, places like that. I think it's Manchester County up in Philly. So, you know, that won't be a good outcome if everybody goes to bed Tuesday night and goes, okay, it looks like Trump really trials him. Now, if he has such an amazing victory, then then I think that there's no way that they can, you know, do something with the mail in ballots, you know, do do something with the algorithms of the machines and change the outcome. If it looks like he's got an overwhelming number of electoral votes, if he's in the 300 percentile, right, and he's not there there's not this, you know, we're we're you know, he's got two seventy and she's got two sixty two or, you know, some or or she's got two seventy two and he's got two sixty six.
• 12:27
  If we're in that in that ballpark, it's going to get ugly. It's going to get very ugly. And not by by ugly, I mean, that there's going to be a level of discourse in our country on social media and in the mainstream media that is going to be like a tension crashing into each other. And and I think it will be actually even even more tense than we saw after the twenty twenty election. So that that's where I think we are going to end up on Tuesday the fifth.
• 13:01
  I do believe that Donald Trump, by all rights, you know, will win just because of the the early the early polling or the early counting of ballots that are coming into states right now. It it already looks like, you know, in in many of the of the key states, Pennsylvania is one. It looks like the republican turnout is very, very high. So I think what I think republicans got the got the, you know, they got the idea. I mean, they certainly got got the message that it's you know, if you can vote early, vote early.
• 13:33
  Right? Don't wait till the election day because, you know, things there's just too much that could happen, like a cyber event. Right? I still believe that we are we are going to face between now, I think we have ten days between now and the and the election. I think we're gonna see some other some other sort of I wouldn't call them black swans, but other events that are going to occur that that people are gonna go, what the hell?
• 13:57
  What you know? And you're gonna hear you're gonna hear a lot of disinformation, a lot of false information about, well, there's election fraud going on here, there's election fraud going on there. What I want you and your, you know, certainly your audience to to be mindful of are facts, things that are provable, not just some social media post that says they're cheating in this county, you know, and there's a thousand ballots that they just found on the back of a truck, you know, filled out for Harris, I mean, whatever. We've gotta be really, really smart about facts and making sure that when we when we say things about about the election, we talk to the facts, and we we talk about what we know. I mean, there might be good people on the ground in those places, and they may present something and go, okay.
• 14:45
  That looks like it's real. But I think we're gonna have to be even more using our our discernment here in these coming days. So let's let's switch, if you don't mind, to you know, let's assume a Trump victory. Right?
• 15:02
  Seth Holehouse: Yes. Which actually was my next question of, like, let's assume that he wins. What does it look like between then and January 20?
• 15:10
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Yeah. And and for your audience, I'm I'm sitting at at at an airport right now getting ready to head out to to go speak to a bunch of churches this weekend. So that's kinda why I'm being a little quiet, but I'm also the background, I'm at I'm at an airport. So Trump wins, soon to be Trump victory. Well, now we've got to get from essentially November to January because there's still going be all the constitutional processes and we've already we have heard some Democrats were asking, were asking being the point person saying we're not going to certify president Trump if he wins.
• 15:43
  Right? So so we gotta be ready for that. I mean, I don't know what that means. I know constitutionally what it means, but I don't know why they would do that if he, especially if he wins hands down. I mean, it's the judgment of the American people that we decide that this is how we're supposed to do it in this constitutional republic.
• 16:00
  So if Trump wins, I still believe that between now and between the election and January before the inauguration day, that there are other surprises that we just don't, we're not aware of right now that could still happen. I still fear, I still fear for his life, I do. And I fear that something could happen to him because there's evil out there. We've already seen, you know, two times that he's been they've tried to kill him. So that's one of the things that I fear between the election and the inauguration and then other things that could happen.
• 16:37
  I mean, there's a lot of other, you know, there's economic shifts that are going to take place here because of the BRICS that are meeting right now, BRICS nations that are meeting right now. There's going to be a global economic shift that's going to occur. Like it or not, we don't really control that. You know, it's being controlled by the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the World Economic Forum. That's a big deal.
• 17:01
  That is going to happen in the coming weeks, not, you know, years from now, it's gonna happen in the coming weeks. I also think that we could see another, although I think the American people won't be fooled, but I do think we're going to see another type of, you know, epidemic, a healthcare scare, right? A health scare. So that's, those are in the in the period of time, election through inauguration, you know, some other surprises. The I I do think going forward, though, Trump has to have he's gotta take steps like, know, a lot of times people will go, well, the first hundred days, you know, the president's gonna do a bunch of stuff in the first hundred days, right?
• 17:44
  He's gotta he's gotta pick good people, but he can't wait a hundred days. Our country is over the we're over the cliff right now. We're in the abyss. Some say we're on the edge now. We're in the abyss.
• 17:56
  We have so many problems right now that, you know, four years is not gonna be enough. And frankly, you know, it's really three years and then there's a year of campaigning, right? Even though the president can still do stuff. And he's a lame duck president, meaning that he's not gonna run again. So he's got a lot of he's got a lot of of authority that he can leverage in this final in his in this next administration.
• 18:27
  So I think he needs to to move very quickly, very swiftly. And if he's gonna use Elon Musk to do, you know, like we talked about some kind of government efficiency task force or whatever, whatever he wants to call it, and he's going to bring in Bobby Kennedy, you know, look at healthcare. I mean, people go, well, Bobby Kennedy ought to be the secretary of health and human services. I don't believe he should. I believe Bobby Kennedy has a much bigger role to play.
• 18:53
  As an example, I think Bobby Kennedy ought to head up a task force that looks at the entire healthcare system, not just one department. If he has to worry about one department, then we're minimizing his abilities to be able to fix a much bigger problem. So that's just, that's me talking. Same with with Elon Musk and I think, I think people like Bobby Kennedy will be part of a government to look like, you know, a sort of a review of the government and the efficiency or inefficiency of the government. I think people like Vivek Ramaswamy, maybe there's some others, maybe there are other businessmen, certainly on both sides of the sort of the political spectrum, but guys who have run large organizations that look at and understand the government, that look at how the government, you know, what things we need, what things we don't need, you know, what are whole parts of the government that are useless.
• 19:54
  I mean, I've been very public and said and said publicly that I think we should close the doors of the department of education as as, you know, number one. I mean, I just believe that. I I love the fact that Trump is talking about, you know, eliminating federal taxes altogether and going based on tariffs and having tariffs be how the government funds itself. Now, you know, I I would I'm not sure, personally, I would go that far. He's he's pretty smart guy business wise and economically, but I do think that we need to fund certain things in our government.
• 20:27
  We need to fund overseas diplomacy and and our and our our embassies overseas and our engagements overseas. I do think that we need to fund our military. So I think the taxes are okay for that. If Trump thinks he can do all that through tariffs, fine. But I think he's got some good ideas with that, but that really points to the IRS.
• 20:47
  What's the role of the IRS? You know, should the IRS continue to be as big as it is? Should it continue to have the legal arm that it has? Actually, it's the law enforcement arm that it has. I mean, people don't realize it, but that number that they put in there, you know, it's like 87,000.
• 21:10
  Those are mostly law enforcement. And like, you have to say to yourself, what for? So that's another area. I can tell you that the Department of Justice needs severe reform. The FBI needs severe reform.
• 21:21
  The entirety of The US Intel community, some of it functions very well, but other parts of it have lost, you know, they've sort of lost sight of what their missions, what their true mission is. So, for example, the CIA. CIA should be an analytic arm and not some government, you know, surrogate arm that operates totally what appears to be on their own as a as a almost as shadow government. Right? I do think that there's some other areas that that that task force, and I'll call it a task force.
• 21:57
  Some people have said a department of government efficiency or a department of something, I I don't think Elon should do that. You don't wanna tie these people down into becoming people like him and Bobby and and others other really good guys. You know, there's some other people out there that are great business leaders. Cardone is another one. I think it's Ed Cardone.
• 22:19
  And David David Bet David, he's another one. These, you know, these are guys that do podcasts and such, but they're also they've also proven themselves as as smart businessmen who are able to to create things and and do things very effectively and very efficiently. And I do think you need to have people in that on that task force that don't also understand the government. A guy like me, for example, you know, I'm I'm not, you know, I I not anti government. I'm just I just know the depths.
• 22:52
  I know our commissions, agencies, activities, departments. I know, you know, when they say he knows where the bodies are buried, you know, that's a euphemism or a metaphor for understanding how our government functions, Department of Justice, Department of Defense, Department of State, the intelligence community, the FBI. So I know how they function. They can't hide things from me, and so you're gonna need some people on a task force like that. But these task forces, if Trump Trump does these things in addition to governing.
• 23:26
  Right? So you gotta have these these these these elements operating and they gotta operate together. They have to operate very transparently to the American public and they have to operate in a very synchronized and coordinated fashion, but they have to operate very quickly. You cannot wait four years. We have to operate quickly and that means like within the first ninety, maybe ninety to one hundred and twenty days.
• 23:52
  So the decisions are being made really between the election and the, inauguration. And then some additional decisions are made, you know, early on in the administration. And then it's not like, there's not a lot of examination, like we're gonna go examine the Department of Education. I don't need to examine the Department of Education. I've looked the depths of the Department of Education.
• 24:16
  I just need speaking to myself. Know, so if you wanna examine these things, start examining them now, right? We can't spend, you know, six months researching what these things, you know, what these things are, what they're designed to do. You can't, we can't have that. We've gotta make decisions, whole cloth decisions to reform our government.
• 24:39
  If we don't do these things that I'm talking about in the next six months, right, if we don't do these things then I fear we will have done an insufficient job for the American people because the other the other lane that is occurring is president Donald J Trump is gonna have to also pick other teammates to have around him, right? He's gonna have to pick other cabinet secretaries and other ambassadors and other, you know, agency heads. The president has, you know, a lot of people to choose that he, that he only he can choose and then they're gonna go to work for him, right? And so he's got to pick people who I believe are deeply loyal to the country and deeply loyal to his objectives as president of The United States. You know, he got screwed the last time around.
• 25:32
  He can't allow himself to do that again. And, you know, and sadly, I was wrapped up in that because they, you know, like what I the way I'm talking right now is what I would have begun to do, think about it, Seth, back in 2017, and this is seven years later, right? I mean, come on. We could have done a lot of these things had, you know, had we had we stood our ground as water under the bridge. So the next six months, and that starts really after the victory and goes into probably the spring, really two big efforts.
• 26:11
  One is to choose the right team and get them on board quickly and the other is to have these task forces that are reviewing government reform and I mean, you know, I call it severe reform. We need severe reform, and so we have to go in with some ideas about what it is that we are going to eliminate, and you have to understand what presidential authorities exist that allow the president and only the president to be able to make these decisions about cutting departments, about eliminating departments, about cutting staffs. You know? The president isn't just responsible for the people in the in the White House, he's responsible for the entire executive branch of government, the entire executive branch of government. And that's probably, you know, if you throw the military in, it's it's well north of 2,000,000 north of two and a half million people.
• 27:05
  So, you know, military has a big chunk of it. Actually, actually probably more than that, probably north of 3,000,000. So the president of The United States has unprecedented authorities given to him, in this case him by the constitution. And I wrote an article about this a while back, probably a month or so ago, maybe two months ago now, on these what I call and what we refer to as national security emergency orders. There are 43 in effect.
• 27:37
  43 of them in effect now. And and if one of them is is, put into effect, just one, then that then that that automatically triggers about a 50 different laws. And these are things that are these are very technical things that people need to understand that only the president has the authority to put into play. And and these are, you know, probably a third, maybe a little bit more than a third of them are for overseas issues. Right?
• 28:08
  It's everything from from, you know, shutting the government down because of the diseases. It's you know, as you can imagine, there's a bunch of a bunch of countries in inside of these national security emergency orders, countries like, for example, Iran, North Korea, Russia, China, right? As you can imagine those because of things that they have the potential to do. Mean, those are, so those are emergency orders that are on the books, but there's also at least half of them are domestic domestic security related. So I want people to understand that national security is also also includes domestic security.
• 28:48
  It includes food security. It includes education security. So the national security the national security adviser is not just some foreign event some foreign venture that we get ourselves involved in, Eastern Europe or or the wars in The Middle East or Central It's everything. It's everything that is security related that that essentially is supposed to stand for and protect the safety and security of every single American citizen. So that that team that will be around the president of The United States to help him make decisions needs to understand the things that I'm talking about.
• 29:24
  So I think those two paths, picking the right people and then and conducting this government reform that he's going to need. And I think that the a sub a subtext of the government reform is is I think what I, you know, what I see as sort of a Bobby Kennedy role to really reorient the entire healthcare system that we have in this country. You know, I know I have spoken to him fairly recently, we've been back and forth on some, on a couple of issues recently. And I know he's got some great ideas. You know?
• 29:59
  He's and I've listened to him. I've watched him. I've read a lot of the things he's talked about when he was running for president, when he was running in the you know, early on and, of course, now.
• 30:09
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• 30:58
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• 31:24
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• 32:02
  Gen. Michael Flynn: And we're we're our nation is actually blessed to have him, have made the decision that, you know, he's taken a big, big decision and put he has put country before self. And I really wish that more politicians would do that. And I don't consider Bobby Kennedy a politician whatsoever. I don't consider Vivek a politician. I don't consider Elon a politician.
• 32:29
  I don't consider Trump a politician. This and this is the point. We need leaders to step up into this country to take to take on what what amounts to an assault on our values and our and and our principles and the constitution itself. I really do believe we don't if if if the election goes the other direction, that we will be a socialist nation not not in too many years. I mean, you know, for all intents and purposes, we will become the United Socialist States of America.
• 33:01
  We may not be called that, but but our government will become a a socialist government, you know, and socialism is communism is Marxism, whatever ism you wanna throw in there, however people wanna call it, you know, and you see what they're trying to do to Trump. So to take it back to, like, the here and now, you see the messaging that they're that they're trying to do to overcome, frankly, a candidate that is really, really just a terrible, terrible candidate. She was put in put in the position without a single vote. Not it's not our system of government. It's not supposed to be the way it works.
• 33:40
  But yet but yet the media and the media works so hard to to to make it sound like this thing is close. Right? That this that this presidential election is close. It's not close. It's not close at all.
• 33:53
  But the media is going to continue to do that all the way up to the election. They're gonna be saying, well, it's you know, she's closing the gap in Pennsylvania or North Carolina or Arizona. Now let let me just spend a minute on down ballot. Okay? If you don't mind down ballot.
• 34:09
  I think down ballot is hugely hugely important, vitally important because we don't wanna put Donald Trump in a position where, you know, the democrats, the socialists have the house and and the senate again. Right? We want we've you know, the best best case would be Donald Trump as the president, you know, a republican majority in the house and the senate. So I want people to understand that those races matter, and even some of the governorships matter. I'm a you know, I I'm I'm I'm pro Mark Robinson in North Carolina.
• 34:42
  You know? I mean, I I have sort of stuck up for him because, you know, he told I've seen him lately and spoken to him, and he's, you know, he's he's fighting against the nonsense that they're attacking him with, I mean you know, the guy's a lieutenant governor, and they never said anything about it. Now that he's close to being governor now at all, it's like it's like general Kelly for five years. You know? He but he knew Trump was was Hitler for five years and he's going to stay at the last two weeks of the So he's lost all credibility as a lot of these other media outlets, but people like Carrie Lake, others, other races, there's a Senate race in Ohio.
• 35:18
  So all of these matter and house races matter. There's a bunch of America First candidates who are running. We need to get the house and we need to get the Senate and we needed to get the presidency. So my that's my big message, I think, is is people gotta you know, I you know, I've been saying this local action has a national impact for four years, for the most part of four year, but now we're we're past that. You know, the local action now, I guess, is vote.
• 35:46
  You know, vote now. If you can vote, if you can vote early, I will go and vote early, when I return from this trip next week, because I think that election day, is gonna be very busy. And frankly, I'm not even sure if I'm gonna be here on election day. I may I may be traveling again. So I'm gonna go vote early, get that out of the way, and and and I'll feel good about it.
• 36:07
  I've already spoken to a bunch of family and friends who have voted already and they're they're excited. You know, there's a lot of people out there that cannot they they they are in jobs, they're democrats, and they can't you know, they're whispering to each other, I'm voting for Trump. I'm voting for Trump. Right? But they can't say it publicly, otherwise, they'll get fired from their jobs because they're owned by some woke, you know, corporation or woke business.
• 36:35
  You know, and I'm talking about the the the bigger businesses, the smaller people in government. I can tell you there's a lot of people in government that won't say it out loud, they won't say it publicly, but I know many of them have said to me, because I know a lot of people still in the government and then certainly, you know, and all the stuff that I've done going around this country that come up and go, I'm a democrat and I'm voting for Trump. You know? And and that that, you know, that makes me feel good because I feel like, number one, our message is getting across, his message is getting across, but but he has a monumental task ahead of him when he wins, and and that's what I I tried to describe to your audience here just a few minutes ago.
• 37:19
  Seth Holehouse: Well, thank you for all of what you've said. It it's important. I know that you're on a tight timeline. You're obviously you're at the airport. You've got another interview, after me that you have to get to, so I I wanna be very mindful of your time.
• 37:30
  But I I agree with with with, you know, really a lot of what you've said, and I have the same idea. I'm I'm concerned about what's gonna happen if he if he wins. I'm concerned about that period, especially before, you know, before January 20. And I also I I agree that, yeah, I think that when he if he gets in, he needs to basically pull out the powers of a wartime president because we've got Exactly. We've got enemies within our own gates.
• 37:53
  We have we have communists running our media companies, running a lot of institutions, and and we need to see you know, we need this needs to be treated as it is, which is treason. You know, we have we have enemies that are collapsing our country from within. It needs to be dealt with. So, general Flynn, I again, I thank you so much, for taking the time to to speak with me. I know you're very busy, and we'll we'll keep in touch.
• 38:15
  And and, hopefully, you know, your your positive gut towards things manifest, and we and we pull through.
• 38:19
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Where where are you gonna be election night? Because I maybe maybe jump on with your audience if you're gonna do any kind of broadcasting on election night. And and we can also try to do another interview because I like I like I like your your audience. You have a great audience.
• 38:33
  Seth Holehouse: Thank you.
• 38:33
  Gen. Michael Flynn: But we can try another one. And let me know where you'll be election night, and and maybe we jump on, you know, mid afternoon or early evening and kind of do a quick analysis of what's happening.
• 38:45
  Seth Holehouse: That'd be great. I'll I'll be I'll be doing live coverage the whole night. I I don't expect any kind of conclusion, you know, most likely. But, yeah, if you wanna hop on for twenty minutes even and just give your thoughts on things, that'd be great. So we'll we'll be in touch about that and safe travels to you.
• 39:00
  Thank you so much, and and god bless. It's always nice speaking with you.
• 39:04
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Thank you, Seth. God bless you too. Thanks.
• 39:06
  Seth Holehouse: Thank you.
• 39:06
  Gen. Michael Flynn: Pray. Pray, brother. See you.
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