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Kyle Busch DEAD 1985 -2026 |EP843 · The Big Mig Show

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  speech platform. All right, Well, George, how are
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  you, man? What's going on, bro?
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  I know you got a busy weekend planned ahead of you, but what's
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  up? I do not have a busy weekend
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  planned ahead of me like you. Told me you had to work I.
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  Got today you just got to get it done I.
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  Thought you had to work all weekend?
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  No, they got they're busy to what they're doing and stuff.
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  Yeah. My weekend consists of doing
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  what I usually do every weekend. Nothing sad.
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  I know it's sad. It's sad right now, but it's
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  true. Huh.
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  You don't. You're not doing anything for
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  Memorial Day or anything. I'm not either.
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  So, well, it's going to. I'll be working on our stuff.
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  It's going to rain tomorrow and Sunday, so that's going to screw
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  the weekend up. Plus it's you go down the shore,
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  the beach, whatever from by me. It's so crowded I won't even go
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  down there. Yeah, Nope, Yeah, the Jersey
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  Shore is crowded, There's no doubt about it.
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  But. But.
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  But it's fun down there. I.
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  Ain't dealing with all the plus it's like all the kids are
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  Proms, they're all down there too.
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  So I'm not dealing with them freaking kids.
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  That prom thing's gotten really weird, man.
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  The whole flashing cash, you know, with the trying to rent,
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  you know, high dollar cars. It used to be when we were kids,
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  everybody wanted to chip in on a limo, you know, so they could
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  ride in the limo. Now it seems like they all want
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  to they. Still do that.
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  I've seen limos around. Do they?
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  I mean, hold on, hold on. Time out, time out.
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  You're talking about different cultures now and you know what,
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  people aren't going to say this, but I'll say it.
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  You'll see it. Like you see all these teens
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  doing all these takeovers and stuff.
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  They're all black kids. Unfortunately.
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  I'm not prejudice, but they're black kids.
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  Same thing with Lance, just talking about the flashy shit
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  and all that stuff and going when they're at the beach and
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  whatever they're doing, they're mobs.
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  They're all black kids. I was just watching a video from
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  it was down from Belmar, NJ. All the teens were down there
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  for, you know, 'cause they're graduating.
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  It was all, it was all white kids.
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  They're all chilling out on the beach having fun, No craziness.
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  I mean, I don't know if it's the parents not around or whatever
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  the freak it is, but it is what it is.
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  The truth hurts people. That's what it is.
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  I'm not sorry I said it, but people need to know if if you're
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  not going to talk about it, how's people going to how are
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  people on anything going to be done about it?
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  Yeah, it's tough stuff. You, you, you, who knows, maybe
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  you know, it's difficult for sure.
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  I I don't know, I don't know the explanation for it, but I've
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  seen this stuff online and I don't know if it's such a good
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  the good guess we do the rest of that but the but the truth of
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  the matter it's complicated because at the end of the day it
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  could it sometimes gets too serious.
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  You know, it's a lot of serious stuff and it's hard not to be
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  serious. So today I thought we covered a
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  lot of different stuff. Of course we're going to have
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  our normal political vibe. We got all our other topics, got
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  some good stuff here. And we've got a new reveal on
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  George's new logo on the thumbnail.
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  Kyle Busch, sorry to say, NASCAR legend dead at 41.
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  But we've also got the George reveal, man, his new, his new
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  logo. He's got a, he's got a, he's got
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  a, he's got him here there in a NASCAR jacket and there he is.
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  So, you know, we're, we're always working on stuff, trying
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  to upgrade and whatever. But this is an interesting
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  story, man. Kyle Busch, of course, the
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  Bushes, you know, legends of NASCAR, This guy won a lot of
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  races, very skilled, had a lot of swagger, 41 years old.
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  And basically he's a, he's a, he's a two time Cup series
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  champion. He won more races than anyone
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  across NASCAR's three national series and and and they're not
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  really talking about what happened to him, why he died.
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  They say he you know, he was a future Hall of Famer for NASCAR.
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  You know, definitely a rare talent started racing when he
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  was very young and they you know a lot of people you know they
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  say he was a once in a generation driver fierce, you
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  know, passionate I. Don't know he was a once in a
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  generation driver but OK. Well, I gotta tell you, that's
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  what that's what NASCAR believes about him because of course he
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  won so many races. Yeah, he was great.
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  He he would definitely be in the Hall of Fame, too.
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  Yeah. So it's it's pretty crazy, but
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  here, you know, he won. And here's where it gets weird.
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  Here's the strange part about this story.
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  This is very healthy guy. You know, the NASCAR guys stay
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  in pretty good shape. It's not the older NASCAR guys
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  were drinkers and craziness. These guys are serious.
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  They get seriously athletic. You've seen it.
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  You've seen it with even the formula guys, the NASCAR guys,
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  they're very serious about the sport.
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  There's a lot of money involved. The sponsorship's very
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  complicated. You know, it's a it's a very
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  expensive. What's what's crazy about this
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  whole story? He just won a race about a week
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  ago prior to this. Yeah, and and it wasn't.
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  Like. Well, and, and George, and
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  that's exactly the right point. This is weird.
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  So he just won an insurance case and a lot of people are now
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  saying that his death needs to be investigated because there
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  seems to be an odd connection on people winning claims against
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  insurance companies and then them passing away.
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  And I don't know what that's got to do with.
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  I'm not going to. I don't know they.
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  Got to do an autopsy and see what's going on.
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  Yeah, yeah. And they and it seems like they
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  didn't expect it. Let's play the clip.
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  Well, you can hear the bushes. Hearts, hearts and prayers go
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  out to the Bush family and NASCAR family.
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  The one thing about this was he was in a simulator and he and he
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  passed out or lost conscience, whatever.
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  That's when he then got, I guess, taken to the hospital.
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  But it's definitely something definitely fishy, Yeah, because
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  you could do these guys, you know, you're just talking about
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  health. They're due to races.
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  They all get checked out health wise to make sure they can
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  finish these races because those races are long sitting in that
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  car and. And those simulators are serious
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  now. I mean, they simulate the G
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  Force and everything else. Doesn't matter whether it's a
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  Formula simulator and NASCAR simulator.
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  These are serious pieces of equipment that cost millions and
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  millions of dollars and simulate the actual stress of being a
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  driver. He's.
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  Drivers regardless, he just won a race about a week prior to
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  that. I mean, I know.
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  All right, let's play the clip. Here we are in New York.
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  City. Samantha and I are one of the.
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  Major news stations here in New York City and.
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  As many of you may have seen, we have.
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  A press release out that we are in litigation with Pacific Life
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  in regards to IUL policies and insurance policies that are also
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  retirement policies for planning for our future.
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  And unfortunately, ours did not go well.
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  Yeah, as you'll hear when this broadcast comes out, it was a
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  major scam. We tried to do what we thought
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  was best for our family, for Brexton and Lennox.
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  We were trying to be financially responsible for them and plan
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  for our future. And little did we know that by
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  investing money in this scam, it's all gone.
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  And so the reason we came out here today is, as you guys know
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  who followed us for a while, every time God puts a struggle
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  in our path, we are going to try to use it for good.
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  And so we're out here speaking out about what happened because
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  this just isn't happening to athletes and celebrities.
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  This happening to teachers, police officers, veterans.
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  This is happening to widows. These are people who are 70
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  years old, they have nothing else to fall back on.
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  These are people who are, you know, they've worked hard,
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  they've made a small business, they are ready to retire and
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  they buy into these scams and they lose absolutely everything.
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  And so, you know, Kyle and I will use this platform to try to
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  do all the good that we can. And so we're going to keep
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  fighting Pacific life and we're going to show the world that
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  this was a huge and utter scam. That's right.
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  So TuneIn, for further updates as we come along further in the
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  case, well, look, here's how it is.
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  Of course, you know, he went by Rowdy, he won 234 NASCAR
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  national series races in total. So basically more than any other
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  driver in history. He you know, he won the Cup
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  Series titles in 2015 and 2019. And obviously for people that
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  are NASCAR fans, I'm not a big NASCAR fan, but I know all about
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  him because of course he stands out.
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  He's kind of a he is a legend of the track and but he he was
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  really known for something, of course, by near and dear my
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  where his post race fights, regular feuds with other
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  drivers, you know, outlandish behaviour.
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  And of course, he got rookie of the year in 2005.
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  So for the bushes, I'm sad for you.
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  I don't know what, hopefully they'll investigate and
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  hopefully there wasn't anything nefarious involved here, but
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  it's sad for the people. What the what the what the
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  lawsuit on a big, big insurance company was about?
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  It was about an investment they made in this pool that was
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  supposed to be like, AI don't know, some kind of a thing for
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  the trust he had for his children.
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  That's as much as I know about it.
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  I don't know what the product was, but it was a Pacific Life
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  investment that was supposed to be, Oh, it wasn't.
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  Like a health insurance or not, it was more like a no no it.
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  Wasn't health insurance, it was an it was an investment for his
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  children and it was in his estate planning.
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  So I don't know if it was life insurance or I don't know what
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  it was exactly. They didn't come out
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  specifically and say what product, because I'm sure, you
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  know, there's, there's, there's a lot of questions right now.
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  So I looked at the research and I couldn't find more.
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  And I thought maybe somewhere it would say why he died or, you
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  know, and then the simulator story came out a little later.
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  You caught that the simulator story.
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  And so I don't know, it's interesting.
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  It's one of those things I always things that make you go,
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  hmm, 41 years old and, and, and from what everybody knew in
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  great shape, you know, So all right, George, you got a big
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  story here, Man, this is got kind of crazy.
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  When people first maybe look at it, they think it's crazy, but
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  you know, the government just dropped, dropped their second
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  tranche of UFO files released by the Pentagon.
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  I don't know if it was this morning or last night, whatever,
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  but I'm going to put it up. I'm going to control the
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  playback. There's no audio with it, but
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  they say that an F16 shoots down a reported UFO right now.
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  I'm going to bring this forward. Hold on.
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  You're going to see it. Start playing.
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  There's a UFO, right? I'm going to stop it right
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  there. When do you see a UFO?
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  Have a tail like a thing hanging from it, like a string or
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  whatever it is. Anything to me that looks like
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  some kind of air balloon or weather balloon or something.
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  I'm going to keep playing it. Look at that right there.
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  Look at that. What?
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  What is that thing trailing there?
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  I don't know. And then boom, I mean, every UFO
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  thing you've seen, you'd see them things going, right?
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  This thing is just like floating in air, like not doing any turns
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  or crazy stuff. Look, there, there it is.
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  Look, come on. I'm not buying that shit.
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  I don't know what the government is trying to trying to put on
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  us. You know a UFO and we're stupid.
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  Or something. It's.
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  Unidentified. I don't know that it necessarily
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  means extraterrestrial every time, and that's where even.
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  Even so, come on, you tell me you can't.
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  But, but I'm agreeing with you, what I'm saying is a UFO does
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  not necessarily mean that it came from another.
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  You know, that it's some kind of a strange.
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  It's just so the aircraft that they don't know what it is
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  allegedly because it's not, it's not identifying itself.
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  It's not supposed to be there. It's not on the flight record,
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  It's not on the flight pass. It's not it's not got a black
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  box communicating. So it doesn't necessarily mean,
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  in my opinion, that every one of these things is
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  extraterrestrial, that it's, it's some kind of a, an unknown
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  vehicle. But it's just interesting the
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  amount of information that's coming out, a lot of odd stuff.
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  Hold on a second. We'll really get the real doc.
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  Doctor Michael Schwartz being slick.
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  We covered that on our show. George, you would know if you
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  watched us. Well, well, Doc Schwartz, what?
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  Hold on. Mike, you sure you want to go
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  that route with me, bro? I don't know.
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  I'm just saying breakfast next time we have breakfast might not
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  go your way. I'm just letting you know.
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  Well, Mike? If you're not busy, you can
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  still join us. It is Friday.
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  Fuck. That he ain't coming.
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  You know you can. You can log into Zoom.
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  You've got the link. You know, Mike, if you're not
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  busy, come on in. If you want, come on.
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  Mike, let me know, I'll get you ready to go.
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  Yeah. Let's roll buddy.
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  Don't, don't be a pussy. Get in here.
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  If you got it, you got to put something.
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  To say get on the fucking show and say something, Mike.
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  Let's go, buddy. Yeah.
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  Let's if you got the info, if you got the Intel buddy, if
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  you're you got the DL, let's do it and.
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  I don't know what is he talking about.
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  Are you talking about the the NASCAR driver or the UF?
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  The claim UUFO. I don't know he's got the scoop.
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  Let's get him in here. All right, Well, you know, I'm
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  I'm not sure they deserve a vacation.
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  I got to be honest. But Ceno GLB is course breaks
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  for vacation, which of course you know the the delays the
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  reconciliation vote to fund ice more garbage there and soon that
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  asshole admits it's political hit against President Trump but
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  soon how is he not political hitting This is another guy no
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  save act. This guy can't get anything
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  done. Let's just go out there and talk
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  and you know, get himself nice pictures, but he sure as hell
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  sucks at a job there's. More to this story, they're just
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  the Senate especially doing a bunch of those leaders and
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  stuffed all freaking walk around with puss on their heads.
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  They're pissed off because, you know, Trump's been endorsing,
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  you know, people and they've been winning and, you know,
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  'cause he endorsed Paxton. And of course Doon wants who?
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  I don't even want to say the dude's name from Texas to win
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  against Paxton. Oh, here.
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  He comes. I got to get this thing ready,
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  ready to roll. The Schwarzer.
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  The Schwarzer, Give me a minute. OK, Lance, you talk well, look.
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  You know, here's the deal. You know what I think, right,
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  you guys, I want them to do the job they're supposed to do.
• 17:29
  I don't even really want them to be full time senators and
• 17:32
  congressmen. I want them to have their other
• 17:33
  businesses. I but of course, this is what
• 17:35
  they do. The delays, the time off.
• 17:37
  They don't work as much as they act like they do.
• 17:39
  They they act like they're the busiest people on the planet,
• 17:41
  but they're not doing the job for the American people they're
• 17:43
  supposed to be doing. You guys know, I, I think it's a
• 17:46
  uniparty in DCI don't effectively, I don't think it's
• 17:49
  the brightest and best. Here's what they do the time off
• 17:52
  and they can't get the vote through and they're struggling
• 17:54
  to get it passed and they tell us all this razzamatazz
• 17:57
  bullshit. But when you know the, the
• 17:58
  keyword for congressional members, they should have to
• 18:00
  sign, in my opinion, a common sense contract and we should
• 18:05
  give them a common sense test. And if they can't pass the
• 18:07
  common sense test, then they should get removed because they
• 18:11
  suck. These guys are just awful.
• 18:13
  So I, I don't know, you know, they're going to be on recess
• 18:16
  until June. It's interesting, isn't it more
• 18:19
  time off? So right now they go on, they
• 18:20
  got they leave now and they go on recess until June.
• 18:25
  Wow, that's nice. I'm going to bring.
• 18:27
  Mike in Welcome to the big, big show.
• 18:28
  Mike, you, you. Challenged me live on air.
• 18:31
  Of course I did. We.
• 18:32
  Have to I know what that I know? I know how to stroke your ego
• 18:35
  bro It's easy. I always look.
• 18:37
  I always look, I always look so funny put.
• 18:39
  Up. If you got to put up, then you
• 18:40
  know it's either put up or shut up.
• 18:41
  So Mike Phyllis in you seem to have the school.
• 18:44
  I'm going to see myself if you get my head less giant so I can
• 18:47
  compare to you guys. I don't want to I.
• 18:49
  Know I always look red on your show I'll.
• 18:51
  Fix you up. Hold on.
• 18:53
  I have no. Scoop And we just did a we did a
• 18:55
  story on Kyle Busch. It was an investment vehicle
• 18:57
  that they were all throwing money into and he lost millions
• 18:59
  of dollars. And they, we played part of that
• 19:02
  video because they were out talking about, you know, they
• 19:05
  basically they were getting fleeced out of their money.
• 19:07
  And a lot of people in their, you know, retirement age we're,
• 19:10
  we're putting into this fund and it was, it was BS.
• 19:14
  So, you know, you got to wonder if there's something nefarious
• 19:17
  going on with Kyle Busch. But the whole thing is sad.
• 19:19
  I'd love to know what this mysterious illness was if we
• 19:22
  ever find out. Kelly will tell you.
• 19:24
  Maybe it was a pulmonary embolism.
• 19:26
  These guys trained so hard. Somebody pointed that out in my
• 19:29
  show this morning. And sometimes they push
• 19:31
  themselves a little bit over the line.
• 19:33
  But 41 is just way too young. And then, of course, that story
• 19:36
  with the Pacific life comes back up and you wonder, oh, I wonder
• 19:39
  if there's something, something there.
• 19:41
  Well. What I mean, if he died and
• 19:44
  whatever that insurance policies guys going to have to pay out
• 19:46
  now too, right? Well, it wasn't.
• 19:48
  Yeah. But that's not what the deal
• 19:50
  was. I think.
• 19:51
  I think it was an investment vehicle.
• 19:52
  I don't know if it was, it was. Not life insurance and it was a
• 19:56
  big firm, right? It was Pacific life, Mike, is
• 19:58
  that right? I I think.
• 19:59
  So, yeah, we did it. We did it a while ago.
• 20:01
  We did it a couple months ago, I think when they were talking
• 20:03
  about it, because we do these weird, wacky stories on at at
• 20:06
  the night, you know, on the night show once in a while, just
• 20:08
  kind of let people know what's going on.
• 20:09
  And I remember covering that. But other than that, I don't
• 20:12
  know much about Kyle Busch. I'm not a NASCAR guy.
• 20:14
  So, you know, when I hear it, I just go, OK, you know, And then
• 20:16
  everybody was talking about. Jab Robbie in in my chat who's
• 20:20
  now in your chat was just asking about that.
• 20:22
  And we always tell you what we saw from the COVID shots was
• 20:25
  that it inflames areas of instability.
• 20:28
  So it could have been a joint issue that, you know, you would
• 20:30
  have it at 70, it's now coming out at 40.
• 20:33
  A heart issue that would, you know, that you would normally
• 20:35
  have at 50, it's now coming out at 20.
• 20:37
  That's the kind of things we were seeing with the the shots
• 20:40
  is exacerbation of dormant or, you know, genetic issues that
• 20:45
  were going to come out anyway. And and So what I how I equated
• 20:50
  that to in the in the books is basically it's shorten the
• 20:54
  lifespan of the populace. I think I said in the book by
• 20:57
  three to seven, you know, five to seven years, like a
• 21:00
  conservative estimate, but it could be a lot, it could be a
• 21:03
  lot worse than we think. If you, if you got something
• 21:05
  where you're going to throw a clot eventually, you know, that
• 21:08
  exacerbation could cause an early, a much earlier death.
• 21:11
  We're seeing a lot of younger deaths now.
• 21:13
  We're seeing rare cancers, turbo cancers, Weird.
• 21:17
  Just weird shit that we never saw before right after those
• 21:20
  shots and up until now. Yeah, You know, I have a doctor
• 21:24
  friend that's been talking about that with other doctors around
• 21:26
  the country with the turbo cancer.
• 21:28
  And I've also heard some not great things about the EVs
• 21:33
  irradiating your colon and and people getting some early signs
• 21:37
  of colon cancer and intestinal cancer that weren't there before
• 21:41
  because you're sitting on these big blocks.
• 21:43
  That's why I would never buy an EVI personally.
• 21:45
  I'm not an EV guy. I understand the logic behind
• 21:48
  it. I think that hydrogen fuel cells
• 21:50
  a but much better choice, of course, that hasn't gone
• 21:52
  mainstream. I think it's a better option.
• 21:54
  I don't know if they'll completely get it refined where
• 21:56
  where it's perfect. There are some vehicles that are
• 21:59
  working on it and and they seem to have, they have functioning
• 22:02
  vehicles, but whether they can get the distance eventually
• 22:04
  because hydrogen fuel cell is a big thing.
• 22:06
  You saw, you know, Donald Trump made a major investment with the
• 22:09
  True Social Group in the hydrogen fuel cell.
• 22:11
  But I think he's going to use that to power the Bitcoin mining
• 22:14
  operations. I think that's why they're doing
• 22:16
  that. I think there's a lot going on.
• 22:17
  But the athletic part of NASCAR, as technologies advanced, the
• 22:21
  speeds have advanced. Of course, you're pulling more
• 22:24
  GS, it's harder on the body. And you're right, these guys are
• 22:27
  serious athletes. They get conditioned away and
• 22:29
  whether it's NASCAR, whether you're talking about Formula.
• 22:32
  Yeah, I, I didn't really realize, but I watched some
• 22:34
  documentaries on it and then that's kind of how I got it
• 22:36
  because I'm not a race car guider, even though I've
• 22:38
  attended some of the formula races at some of the big
• 22:40
  locations around the world years ago because they're big.
• 22:43
  They're they're fun when when Formula comes into like Monaco,
• 22:47
  the grand prixs and that, you know, if you've ever been to 1
• 22:49
  and you get down to some of the VIP bits, it's pretty cool.
• 22:52
  But you know, but it's interesting and that you know,
• 22:55
  the some of this insurance stuff, I, you know, I'm always
• 22:57
  I, I can't help but have thoughts about it because if it
• 23:00
  is Pacific life, it seems like that's what they said in that
• 23:02
  story. You wouldn't think you had that
• 23:04
  when you hear that name. You don't think that would be a
• 23:06
  group that would scam you out of millions of dollars.
• 23:08
  I don't think Kyle Busch and his wife lied about they were
• 23:11
  building. It had something to do with a
• 23:12
  trust for their children is my understanding of hopefully I
• 23:15
  have that right. Don't quote me on that.
• 23:17
  But but first of all, thanks for everybody that's joining us from
• 23:20
  the Mike Schwartz show, everybody that's in the chat.
• 23:22
  I know we this is a late pull in for Mike.
• 23:24
  I didn't know he was coming, but I'm happy he's here because I
• 23:26
  love doing these Fridays with George and and Mike.
• 23:29
  We have a lot of fun. All right, let's let's move on
• 23:32
  here. George is annoyed.
• 23:33
  At me, Johnny. You want to play What so George?
• 23:36
  Is annoyed at me already. I'm not annoyed.
• 23:38
  Would you? No.
• 23:38
  I have fun with you. I like when you're here.
• 23:41
  All right, I don't. Got to deal with Lance's much I
• 23:43
  was I. Was just watching and that be
• 23:44
  called out. This isn't a show where we don't
• 23:46
  want the chat or anybody else, whether it's Mike Schwartz or
• 23:49
  anybody else, because not only can we make mistakes, we may not
• 23:52
  have 100% of the knowledge and stories are breaking constantly
• 23:55
  and they're getting updated. There could be some Lance.
• 23:59
  No, let's go back to the story real quick, because and also
• 24:01
  these senators, I don't know, they're all, they're all up in
• 24:04
  arms about this fund that Trump got because instead of getting
• 24:09
  an IRS settlement, he took a fund to give out the people that
• 24:13
  were on the political prosecution from Biden.
• 24:15
  And everybody's questioned anybody in the admin.
• 24:18
  Well, are J Sixers who assaulted cops, are they going to get any
• 24:21
  money from the fund? And I guess they're not prepared
• 24:25
  to answer those questions. But anybody could apply for the
• 24:27
  fund. Doesn't mean you're going to get
• 24:28
  approved. But that's, you know, they got
• 24:31
  hit with their blind side by this.
• 24:33
  But what's the difference if if Trump didn't make that kind of
• 24:37
  deal and then just got a 1.7 whatever billion settlement and
• 24:42
  he put it to whatever he does instead of doing that way, he
• 24:45
  probably should have because it's creating more shit for
• 24:47
  them. But this is how our GOP I'm
• 24:50
  going to. Apply I mean, I got subpoenaed
• 24:53
  after my books came out because they were just, you know,
• 24:55
  dicking around and looking for stuff and I had to hire lawyers.
• 24:57
  You know, that we, I came on your show the first time I met
• 24:59
  you guys, I was, I was talking about that and it was a, you
• 25:02
  know, a year plus a nightmare for us wondering like, what are
• 25:05
  they trying to do? Are you trying to, you know,
• 25:07
  'cause you don't know, the Biden administration was going after
• 25:09
  anybody who was pro Trump. And then, you know, all of a
• 25:12
  sudden I, I write a book and two months later I start doing
• 25:14
  national TV. I'm on Fox, I'm on Newsmax, I'm
• 25:18
  on Oan Salem TV and all of a sudden I get this.
• 25:21
  So my attorney goes, this is ridiculous.
• 25:23
  He's reading and he's like, none of this applies to you.
• 25:25
  He's like, what are they looking for?
• 25:26
  But the way they do it and land, she'll understand this.
• 25:28
  They do it under a civil statute and and what they call it is an
• 25:31
  uncivil investigative demand so that you could they could
• 25:34
  literally ask for anything. It's not criminal when it's
• 25:36
  civil. They can, they can get phone
• 25:38
  records, bank records, they can look at your text messages.
• 25:40
  It's a very. Sophisticated way to get access
• 25:42
  to stuff they couldn't normally get to.
• 25:43
  You're right, that is one of their systems and that's how.
• 25:46
  And that's how they do it. And they just and.
• 25:48
  Then they move it into criminal. They hope they, they get they,
• 25:51
  they, they scrape through stuff and hope that somehow you've
• 25:53
  done something. Oh, look at this.
• 25:54
  We got him, you know, and that's the way they get additional
• 25:57
  access because that subpoena operates differently.
• 25:59
  So, yeah, there's no doubt it's but but, you know, you got
• 26:02
  harmed. I mean, you really did, you
• 26:04
  know, you know, the difficult part is all the people who got
• 26:06
  harmed and how do you, how do you link to how much you got
• 26:09
  harmed? How do George and I put a value
• 26:12
  on the fact that we got suspended on X?
• 26:15
  We got suspended on YouTube. How do you put a value?
• 26:17
  How much time? I mean just make up a.
• 26:19
  Number, like everybody else does, like everybody just makes
• 26:22
  numbers up. Doesn't mean you're going to get
• 26:23
  it go go high and you know we're going to get it a little bit
• 26:27
  less, but I have. But I have specific harm.
• 26:29
  We're just. I'm talking about like what
• 26:31
  Lance said about us. I know you do, yeah.
• 26:34
  The suppression that happened to all of us, how much bigger would
• 26:36
  our channels be? How much bigger would our shows
• 26:39
  be? How do you quantify that in a
• 26:41
  legal manner? How do you quantify and it's?
• 26:43
  And it's tough, like I have 3 letters from Amazon that
• 26:46
  specifically say they're not, I'm not allowed to promote my
• 26:49
  book on that platform because of current events.
• 26:52
  And then later the revelations with the Jim Jordan Justice
• 26:56
  Department where they show the emails from the White House to
• 26:59
  Amazon asking them to censor books on COVID.
• 27:01
  I have that and, and I and, and early on when I was talking to
• 27:05
  attorneys about that, they were always dabbling with, oh, I want
• 27:07
  to do this. When I finally found an attorney
• 27:09
  who wanted to pursue the case, she looked at it intently and we
• 27:13
  looked at the letters and said, oh man, you just missed the
• 27:15
  statute of limitations. Like there's, you know, we're
• 27:16
  going to get this thrown out. We're going to get it dismissed
• 27:18
  on a technicality. So in the fog of war, that's
• 27:22
  part of the problem. I think they need to extend the
• 27:24
  statute of limitations on this. That would be, that would be
• 27:27
  nice. I don't know who can do that,
• 27:29
  but if you can extend the statute of limitations on this,
• 27:32
  because the fog of war was, was was kind of confusing everybody
• 27:35
  as to what they can do. I would have a case against
• 27:38
  Amazon. I would have a case against the
• 27:39
  federal government right now when it comes to the DOJ
• 27:43
  nonsense, I had to hire an attorney.
• 27:44
  So I've got expenditures there. I got time, I got tolls, I got
• 27:48
  gas. But how do you, how do you, how
• 27:49
  do you quantify an intentional infliction of emotional
• 27:52
  distress? How do you quantify that in, in,
• 27:55
  in this, in this case, you would have to bring a civil suit.
• 27:58
  This is different because we're talking about a fund, right?
• 28:01
  You would have to bring a civil suit and then you would have to
• 28:04
  put your case in front of a jury.
• 28:06
  And, and depending on where you go, Lance George, you think
• 28:09
  about, you know, if the, if the case were to fall in Washington,
• 28:11
  DC, 96% of the people in Washington are liberal voters.
• 28:15
  You're not going to get a jury of your peers in a million years
• 28:18
  in, in, in federal court. So it's like, you know, if you
• 28:20
  federal court in New Jersey, I'll be up in Newark, NJ, what
• 28:23
  am I going to get there? I'm going to get, I'm going to
• 28:25
  get, you know, 85% liberal jury who's going to look at this and
• 28:28
  not care that I wrote a conservative book.
• 28:31
  So it's an uphill battle either way, but it's more emotional
• 28:34
  distress because you know, how long these cases take to go the
• 28:37
  fund. I'm curious.
• 28:38
  I, I get it with all the J Sixers, especially those who
• 28:41
  were there and jailed for no reason.
• 28:43
  But I mean, you got real people who spend real money on
• 28:45
  attorneys. Are they even going to take my
• 28:47
  claim seriously? You know, they're going to
• 28:49
  they're going to look at people and there's going to be a lot of
• 28:51
  people coming out of left field. But I mean, I've been talking
• 28:53
  about this vocally on on national news for years now.
• 28:57
  And we finally, you know, once we got out of the shadow of that
• 29:00
  and they figured there's nothing there in the Trump
• 29:02
  administration and came into play and and weren't, you know,
• 29:06
  employing those nefarious tactics.
• 29:08
  I got an apology from Alina Haba.
• 29:11
  I got a personal apology and a hug from Alina Haba, who
• 29:14
  apologized to me for what I was going through and said no more.
• 29:18
  And, and and I got to tell you, I teared up when she told me
• 29:20
  that because of the stress that my wife, my family and I went
• 29:23
  through with all this bullshit because I wrote a freaking book.
• 29:27
  It was it was a tough time in our lives.
• 29:30
  I don't even really want to. You had the court.
• 29:31
  Cases, the documents, everything to prove that what you've gone
• 29:34
  through, so there's no court. Cases they they don't do it in
• 29:37
  court, George, they subpoena you.
• 29:38
  Well, you have the. Subpoena, I should say, Yeah.
• 29:41
  They OK, well you have. That you have, you have evidence
• 29:44
  to back your claims, so you're good.
• 29:46
  Well, it's not. Any evidence?
• 29:47
  I want to play the clip blank. To get financial relief, you
• 29:50
  have to have you have to actually prove that you lost
• 29:53
  money or that in a way it damaged you.
• 29:55
  And the truth is it damaged everybody.
• 29:57
  There were so many of us in in in the media that so, you know,
• 30:00
  our show and every other show that got suspended, we got
• 30:02
  suspended on social media. And you wonder what the long
• 30:04
  term impact. And of course, I think the
• 30:06
  suppression still exists in the code over at XI.
• 30:08
  Don't think the code's been because you see it, You can see
• 30:10
  this oppression on conservative accounts.
• 30:12
  So, yeah, George, play a clip, brother.
• 30:15
  It's the biggest congressional rebuke of President Trump's
• 30:18
  second term. I just don't know how this puppy
• 30:20
  dog will work. I think there were six or seven
• 30:23
  people who were going to vote no.
• 30:25
  Republicans were on the verge of finally ending the ICE and
• 30:28
  Border Patrol funding impasse. The sole.
• 30:31
  Sole reason we are here today is because Democrats refused to
• 30:35
  fund law enforcement at the Department of Homeland Security.
• 30:39
  But the president. 'S $1.8 billion compensation
• 30:42
  fund killed the bill. A lot of questions about it have
• 30:45
  Republican colleagues who have concerns about who can receive
• 30:49
  funding from that fund. A meeting between Senate
• 30:51
  Republicans and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche failed to
• 30:55
  convince lawmakers to oppose bipartisan amendments curbing
• 30:58
  the fund. This is about a profoundly
• 31:01
  corrupt plan by the president, and I think my Republican
• 31:05
  colleagues have reached their limit.
• 31:06
  Soon said The compensation fund quote makes everything way
• 31:09
  harder than it should be. Deadlocked GOP congressional
• 31:12
  leaders sent lawmakers home until June.
• 31:15
  So this afternoon, Republicans, so divided, so dysfunctional, so
• 31:20
  disorganized, are fleeing Washington.
• 31:24
  Their majority can't meltdown fast enough.
• 31:26
  Some presidential allies defended the compensation fund.
• 31:30
  They feel comfortable they've been wronged by their
• 31:32
  government, should have some sort of redress.
• 31:34
  And even though the president recently steamrolled opponents
• 31:37
  politically, Republicans blocked him legislatively.
• 31:41
  Congress has. Our obligation to make sure we.
• 31:43
  Know or fund him? And.
• 31:45
  And fund the government to the to the a reasonable expectation
• 31:49
  line. Congress never approved the
• 31:52
  fund, and lawmakers balked at awarding claims to Capitol
• 31:55
  rioters. President.
• 31:57
  Trump wanted ICE and Border Patrol funded by June 1st, but
• 32:00
  Congress missed that deadline and Chad quickly.
• 32:04
  How long could this take? Probably weeks.
• 32:07
  They want to try this again in June.
• 32:08
  But guess what? They have to fund FISA.
• 32:10
  They have to deal with that. They have to maybe roll all
• 32:13
  those things together. This could be another 5-6 weeks.
• 32:16
  Chad Perkin live on Capitol Hill.
• 32:18
  Chad, thanks. All right, well, Mike Schwartz
• 32:21
  had to go. He forgot he had something to do
• 32:24
  when Kelly was calling, you know, the boss called.
• 32:26
  So he went a run. And OK, nice for stopping.
• 32:30
  He did. Have some details we didn't have
• 32:31
  on that. So it's great.
• 32:33
  I love doing Fridays with him and you.
• 32:34
  It's one of the things I really enjoyed doing.
• 32:37
  It's it's a good deal. All right, so I got to bring up.
• 32:40
  This clip, because this is funny.
• 32:41
  So I don't know if you've seen this Lance AOCI did not well,
• 32:45
  she went on AI don't know. She was speaking doing, you
• 32:47
  know, doing one of her stupid speaking events and she kind of
• 32:51
  put her foot in her mouth, but she was saying it's time for the
• 32:56
  North to pull up to the South. Well, let me tell you, Yeah,
• 33:01
  I've been seeing videos of the South.
• 33:05
  I mean, she just unified the whole SEC.
• 33:08
  I don't know if you know what the SEC that's the I don't.
• 33:11
  Competitively, you know, in the. South among like all the college
• 33:14
  teams like Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee.
• 33:18
  Well, she just pulled them all together unified them.
• 33:22
  She's dumb. Are you crazy?
• 33:24
  Listen, I ain't from the South, but I mean us conservatives with
• 33:28
  the South are two a against them soy boys.
• 33:30
  They don't stand a chance. What what the hell are you
• 33:33
  thinking? And can I ask a?
• 33:34
  Question What's with the bulletproof glass?
• 33:37
  Like what? She thinks she's that important
• 33:38
  that somebody's going to go after her.
• 33:40
  You never know these days. I don't know.
• 33:43
  Because you know what you're. That's a great point, Lance,
• 33:45
  because Republicans don't threaten people and shoot at
• 33:49
  take shots at people. That's the Democrats doing that.
• 33:51
  I mean, but all. Of a sudden she's trying to
• 33:53
  create this kind of presidential environment where she's so
• 33:55
  important that they're going to put bulletproof glass around
• 33:57
  her. I mean, they're, they're trying
• 33:59
  to frame her. You guys know what's going on
• 34:01
  And and again, we've got a low IQ individual that is just
• 34:04
  saying things and does things. I mean her and Kamala Harris
• 34:08
  were are definitely a brain trust of a low IQ.
• 34:10
  But let's play this clip. You guys can see it for
• 34:12
  yourself, decide you know this isn't about.
• 34:15
  Yeah, this. Is crazy.
• 34:17
  To make sure that we all understand that.
• 34:20
  Montgomery is not alone. That you all are not alone.
• 34:26
  And for all of those watching today, when they ask what do we
• 34:30
  do in this moment, I feel helpless.
• 34:34
  What action can I take? It is time for the North to pull
• 34:38
  up to the South. For New York.
• 34:43
  Want to pull up to Alabama? It's.
• 34:46
  Time for all of. Us to come to Georgia, to
• 34:50
  Louisiana, to Tennessee, to Mississippi and let them know
• 34:55
  exactly what they have on court with this injustice.
• 35:00
  They think they can draw us out of power.
• 35:03
  They do not know the sleeping giant that they just awakened.
• 35:10
  Yeah. Well, you, you see the, you see
• 35:13
  the theme guys, her, her branding for her.
• 35:15
  That why, why they push her forward with the bulletproof
• 35:18
  glass. It's about us.
• 35:20
  When is AOC ever been about us? She's never been about us.
• 35:24
  It's always been about 1 sided, you know, divisional rhetoric.
• 35:29
  It's never been about us. But that's, that's their framing
• 35:32
  that I guarantee you that's going to be that they're already
• 35:34
  trying to brand her because of course they could.
• 35:36
  You know, she's, she's easy to manipulate.
• 35:38
  She's a puppet. She's the worst of the worst in
• 35:40
  Congress. So, you know, this is this is
• 35:42
  this is what it is. All right.
• 35:44
  Well, and this is interesting. And I almost wonder if this
• 35:46
  isn't linked a lot to the illegal immigration.
• 35:50
  So gonorrhea and syphilis have hit new records levels in
• 35:54
  Europe. So I guess these sexually
• 35:56
  transmitted infections, you know, they're it's it's blowing
• 35:59
  up over there. So they've reached their highest
• 36:02
  level in over 10 years and that was in 24.
• 36:06
  So gonorrhea 106,331 cases, that's a 303 percent increase
• 36:11
  since 2015. And while syphilis more than
• 36:15
  doubled in the same period, 45,557 cases.
• 36:19
  So I guess they said the widening gaps in testing and
• 36:22
  prevention were partly behind the surgeon transmission.
• 36:25
  And I'm wondering if it's the immigration because of course
• 36:27
  there's a higher segment of STD's and, and transmitted
• 36:31
  sexually transmitted diseases in the, in the immigrants.
• 36:34
  And of course, you know, Europe's been under attack.
• 36:37
  The invasion's been wide. You see it on camera.
• 36:39
  Those people aren't, they don't seem to pay as much attention to
• 36:42
  this. So because they're saying that
• 36:44
  there's this, there's congenital syphilis cases where these
• 36:47
  infections horribly are being passed directly to newborns.
• 36:52
  So these newborns are going to deal with lifelong
• 36:54
  complications. And that's nearly doubled from
• 36:56
  23 to 24. I don't know what the 25 and 26
• 36:59
  numbers. So you know, Spain had the
• 37:02
  highest number of confirmed gonorrhea and syphilis cases of
• 37:06
  the participating European countries.
• 37:07
  Of course you've seen their immigrants.
• 37:08
  Do we know? Do we know, are these numbers,
• 37:11
  are these from citizens or are they from immigrants that came
• 37:16
  there, you know? George, that is a great
• 37:19
  question. It is right.
• 37:20
  Yeah, I know it's a fantastic question.
• 37:23
  But no, that they didn't seem to separate it, which which I would
• 37:25
  expect because if they said, oh, this is 80% in the immigrant
• 37:28
  communities or it's being passed from the immigrant communities
• 37:31
  to the local community, you know, no, they didn't.
• 37:34
  But I but I wouldn't be surprised if we did have that
• 37:37
  number that it would lean that way.
• 37:39
  Because of course, you know, the, the way that, that the
• 37:42
  legal immigrants deal with, with protecting themselves is quite a
• 37:45
  bit different than people that are more educated.
• 37:48
  Because I don't believe you see people coming in from Northern
• 37:50
  Africa and other locations that, you know, that that's, that's
• 37:53
  always been a problem in the African nations.
• 37:56
  There's definitely a lot of sexually transmitted diseases,
• 37:59
  including AIDS, as you guys know.
• 38:02
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  licensed. Anyway, Of course I, I'm, you
• 38:32
  know, I'm still having a lot of fun with the AI.
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  Don't worry, I'll have some stuff for George here in the
• 38:36
  near term, I'm afraid. I'm afraid of bank corresponds.
• 38:39
  To Magnum from Trojan. It's a good thing that.
• 38:41
  I have to put the clips up and have to prove it.
• 38:44
  I mean, because if you're going to make something with me in it,
• 38:48
  that'll be something. I'm going to like Lance.
• 38:49
  I'm just saying. You know I, you know, you know,
• 38:52
  you're, you're Lance the mods. Just said they don't have a drop
• 38:55
  for that one, meaning they don't have links or stuff to put that
• 38:58
  in their chat. So but it's a good thing.
• 39:00
  Mods, you know what? Just have fun today.
• 39:04
  All right, let's talk about that.
• 39:05
  The DNC. George, what's going on here?
• 39:06
  I don't know what to believe about this.
• 39:08
  I read it and I'm like, I mean, you know.
• 39:12
  They they allegedly released this massive 2024 autopsy.
• 39:19
  Yeah, like Kamala Harris's big loss to President Trump.
• 39:25
  I mean, they actually had to do an autopsy to really know why
• 39:30
  she lost when really any, anybody would, any sort of
• 39:34
  intelligence and common sense knows why she lost.
• 39:39
  I mean, look, there wasn't even any process.
• 39:43
  You guys just stuck her in there.
• 39:45
  You knew Joe Biden probably is not going to make it and pull
• 39:48
  them out and you just put her in there.
• 39:49
  You didn't even give the Democrats, the liberals a chance
• 39:53
  to vote on who they want to run for president of the United
• 39:55
  States on the Democratic side. That right there in itself
• 39:58
  should tell you it would piss people off.
• 40:02
  I mean, how is that? What do they call their process,
• 40:06
  democratic process? I mean, how is that they just
• 40:09
  bypassed all the voting rights of people and say not we're
• 40:12
  picking this for you. We're putting Kamala in for to
• 40:15
  run for president. Well, look at the highlights and
• 40:18
  think about what the objectives were here.
• 40:20
  And then, of course, think about Harris.
• 40:21
  She was a horrible VP. She was not bright.
• 40:25
  She made a lot of gaffes when she was selling publicly.
• 40:28
  What'd you say? Word salad.
• 40:30
  Word salad. So she's saying that Trump's
• 40:32
  they them attacks on Harris were highly effective.
• 40:34
  Well, that she's not saying that the.
• 40:36
  Report the people that did the report which it was very
• 40:39
  effective though but but again. I just got to, I've got to make
• 40:42
  a point. Think about this is this is
• 40:43
  their reasoning. They them, you know, of course
• 40:45
  we know that that's this, this ridiculous, you know, additional
• 40:49
  pronoun, you know, thing that they, they've got propelled in
• 40:52
  our education system. Of course we got the worst
• 40:54
  numbers in our school testing since 2009.
• 40:59
  They them, you know, that fabricated stuff and that's
• 41:01
  going to be the reason they think it was effective.
• 41:04
  It's just because, you know, Donald Trump brought out common
• 41:06
  sense. It's stupid.
• 41:08
  I don't want a bunch of additional pronouns.
• 41:09
  I don't need a bunch of new titles for people.
• 41:11
  I think it's ridiculous. And they said that the Biden
• 41:13
  team failed to prepare Harris. You know, I don't know.
• 41:17
  How do you prepare somebody that has a low IQ?
• 41:19
  I don't think it's possible. And they said Democrats lost
• 41:22
  ground since Obama era due to stagnation.
• 41:26
  No, they're, they're incredibly active, incredibly unified.
• 41:28
  It's just that their messaging is garbage and and their
• 41:31
  divisional rhetoric is garbage because it's not good for the
• 41:33
  American people. Failure to invest in state and
• 41:36
  local parties and ability to protect strength.
• 41:38
  They spent billions of dollars. How do you think they failed to
• 41:41
  invest? She spent billions of dollars.
• 41:43
  She, you know, she booked celebrities.
• 41:45
  She was supposedly in debt. They made a deal to, you know,
• 41:47
  straighten out her debt Afterwards.
• 41:49
  She got that stupid, ridiculous book deal.
• 41:51
  Nobody's going to buy that book. And they, they said the
• 41:53
  Democrats failed to effectively define or attack Trump.
• 41:56
  Are you kidding me? They, they, they, they, they,
• 41:59
  they, they, they attacked Trump on every turn.
• 42:01
  That was their whole campaign was attacking Trump.
• 42:03
  So when you look at the stuff from the DNC and you think about
• 42:06
  what their strategies are, it, it's crazy.
• 42:08
  Let's play this clip, George, OK.
• 42:10
  The DNC finally releasing its autopsy report on the 2024
• 42:16
  presidential election. DNC chair Ken Martin writing.
• 42:19
  I am not proud of this product. It does not meet my standards
• 42:23
  and it won't meet your standards.
• 42:25
  I don't endorse what's in this report or what's left out of it.
• 42:29
  Shannon Bream is the anchor of Fox News Sunday.
• 42:31
  She joins us now. So this just happened.
• 42:33
  Why do you think he thinks that it does well?
• 42:36
  Do you know why it doesn't meet his standards or why he thinks
• 42:38
  people will be disappointed? Well, we're going through what
• 42:42
  CNN says is this report. We haven't verified it
• 42:44
  independently, but it's got all kinds of notations on it that
• 42:47
  are apparently the DN CS objections or questions that it
• 42:50
  had. And Ken Martin says he initially
• 42:52
  didn't release this after he had commissioned it because there
• 42:55
  wasn't source material. They felt there were issues with
• 42:57
  it and they wanted to see more, pull more together before they'd
• 43:01
  release it. And then he said after we had,
• 43:02
  you know, some success in these special elections and other
• 43:04
  things, I didn't want to release it because I thought it would be
• 43:06
  a distraction. Then I realized it was a
• 43:08
  distraction, not releasing it. So and then says it's gotten its
• 43:11
  hands on this thing and what they're purporting that it is.
• 43:14
  It talks about a lot of different things in here.
• 43:16
  They say Democrats have lost ground at every level from
• 43:19
  inconsistent messaging and improper planning.
• 43:22
  They talk about funding and not equipping their state parties.
• 43:26
  And, you know, the document I'm looking at goes on a deep dive
• 43:29
  through a number of state races, I mean, down to the attorney
• 43:32
  general level and looking at where things are matched and
• 43:35
  didn't match with messaging and voting.
• 43:37
  And they said, you know, in some of these cases that you couldn't
• 43:40
  just have the message that we're anti Trump.
• 43:42
  It's we hate President Trump or he's not good for us, he's not
• 43:45
  good for the country. You have to have your own
• 43:47
  independent messaging. So it's nearly 200 pages.
• 43:50
  We're starting to dig through it and would like to independently
• 43:52
  verify it ourselves as well. There's going to.
• 43:54
  Be a lot of reaction. David Axelrod is already out
• 43:56
  there. He called this a needless waste
• 43:58
  of time given the current challenges Democrats face.
• 44:02
  I, I, I, I think Ken Martin kind of put his finger on it.
• 44:06
  You know, by not releasing, he drew, he drew a lot more
• 44:09
  attention to it, Shannon. Yeah.
• 44:15
  All right, George, you got some big news here.
• 44:16
  It's good news. I want to see more of this, but
• 44:19
  let's let's jump right in. I mean, I like to see some
• 44:22
  consequences because this is a story coming out.
• 44:26
  This been coming out this week. It's not getting really a lot of
• 44:28
  attention, but it should be. And Jim Jordan is exposing the
• 44:32
  January 6th human, human sources that may have been paid by the
• 44:37
  Southern Poverty Law Center. OK, that's fine.
• 44:41
  But the FBI had how many informants?
• 44:42
  I think they said in there like at least 21 confidential
• 44:46
  informants in the J6 crowd were some of them the ones breaking
• 44:49
  the windows, opening their doors, I mean, 26 confidential
• 44:54
  informants. And but when they asked about
• 45:01
  about the fun and are you going to pay J6 or hit a cop?
• 45:04
  But they don't want to talk about this though, they just
• 45:06
  want to talk about that. I mean, look, I mean, they hit a
• 45:12
  cop, they hit a cop, they shouldn't be hitting any police
• 45:14
  unless you got to defend yourself against some crazy
• 45:16
  shit. But the whole thing got out of
• 45:18
  hand. It's crazy.
• 45:21
  But 26, I don't you know what I want to know more about how much
• 45:27
  the FBI knew and how much they can you know, they were
• 45:30
  contributing played a big role in it and doing to help set this
• 45:33
  up along with Nancy Pelosi because.
• 45:36
  Right, her daughter. Just happened to be there
• 45:37
  filming. How many?
• 45:39
  People plotted and planned this. The point of the matter when you
• 45:42
  start thinking about this, this would be, you know, conspiracy
• 45:44
  against American citizens because they, they, they didn't
• 45:46
  want a calm crowd. They wanted to agitate the
• 45:49
  crowd. That's why they used less lethal
• 45:50
  ammunitions. But by having all that federal
• 45:52
  law enforcement there, how much of it was there to protect,
• 45:55
  right? And, and to do what they're
• 45:56
  supposed to deserve and protect? And how many voters are who
• 45:59
  intentionally try to 'cause this, this interaction when they
• 46:02
  unlocked those magnetic doors, when that one guy that I believe
• 46:05
  was a police officer broke out that window because he had
• 46:08
  himself covered up. He didn't identify himself.
• 46:10
  There was some violence in front of the window because the guy
• 46:11
  said because a bunch of people were trying to stop him and he
• 46:13
  started fighting with people because he wasn't going to be
• 46:15
  stopped. I, I think there's a lot of
• 46:18
  this. It needs to be fully disclosed
• 46:19
  and they all need to be criminally charged.
• 46:20
  The more they're participated and when if you look at their
• 46:23
  behavior, if it was intentional, then I think that's conspiracy
• 46:26
  and treasonous conspiracy against American citizens.
• 46:28
  So you want to play the clip committed to come we.
• 46:31
  Also sent a subpoena yesterday for documents dealing with this
• 46:35
  fraud. They called these guys field
• 46:37
  sources. Here's a key question I have
• 46:38
  too. Were any of the guys they were
• 46:40
  paying, was the Biden Justice Department paying these same
• 46:44
  guys confidential human sources Window 26 confidential human
• 46:47
  sources were at the Capitol on January 6th for winning the
• 46:50
  capital. They weren't authorized to do
• 46:52
  so. I want to know if any of these
• 46:53
  guys were double dipping and taking money from the government
• 46:55
  and from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
• 46:57
  That's one of the things you want to find out.
• 46:58
  That would be another new chapter if true and if proven.
• 47:01
  Sir, thank you for your you know, instead of doing subpoenas
• 47:05
  and having more hearings, I rather that our esteemed
• 47:08
  politicians do some legislation because what, what are they
• 47:11
  going to do? They may be they might expose
• 47:14
  something, but is there any ever consequences from when they
• 47:17
  have, when either side have hearings about fraud or
• 47:21
  corruption this and that rarely. Do you ever see it?
• 47:24
  Rarely. So I mean I'm not legislating
• 47:26
  bro 100%. You got to put laws on the books
• 47:30
  and then you got to enforce those laws.
• 47:31
  It's not just enough to have them on the books.
• 47:32
  You got to follow through. So that's what I want to see.
• 47:35
  Because of course, government officials should be held to the
• 47:37
  same level of accountability that American citizens are.
• 47:40
  So if they were involved with an intentional plan and plot to to,
• 47:44
  you know, create violence to create disruption January 6th,
• 47:49
  they should be charged. We know now that there was over
• 47:51
  250 federal aid agents that infiltrated the crowd.
• 47:54
  And there might have been a bunch of other, there could be,
• 47:56
  there could be over 1000, one of the going to be consequences
• 47:59
  against those agents and the people that conspired with them,
• 48:01
  whether it was Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden or others.
• 48:04
  All right, feeding the future Minnesota, you know, of course,
• 48:08
  lots of exposure. Finally, we're starting to see
• 48:10
  some people get hammered. Of course, you know, that was a
• 48:12
  $250 million scandal, a theft the the head of this and a woman
• 48:18
  named Amy Bock who participated and of course benefited from the
• 48:23
  theft, 41 1/2 years in federal prison.
• 48:25
  She just received a sentence. They just handed down that
• 48:28
  sentence on Thursday over her role in this massive scheme
• 48:31
  which fraudulently builds you, the American taxpayer.
• 48:34
  It doesn't matter Republican or Democrat, non partisan for 10s
• 48:38
  of millions of meals that were never provided to low income
• 48:41
  children during the pandemic. It was this was of course
• 48:43
  happened in Minnesota that you know about the Somalian
• 48:46
  community. It was involved in dozens of
• 48:48
  defendants that are that are Somalian that are involved.
• 48:50
  We know that they've benefited taking out millions and millions
• 48:53
  of dollars of cash and briefcases and and, and luggage
• 48:58
  somehow approved and and slid through the the Minnesota
• 49:01
  airport. But here's what's interesting.
• 49:03
  In a recent jailhouse interview, Bach, the head of the feeding of
• 49:07
  the Future fraud, explicitly stated she struggles to believe
• 49:10
  that Representative Ilian Omar did not know exactly what was
• 49:14
  happening. She claimed Omar's office
• 49:16
  repeatedly intervened to keep the lucrative waivers in place,
• 49:21
  allowing this fraudulent billion to continue in a current
• 49:25
  criminal enterprise. So Omar's name appeared in
• 49:28
  emails and messengers entered as evidence during the trial and
• 49:31
  she even filmed a promotional video at one day for the key
• 49:35
  fraudulent sites, The Safari Restaurant in Minneapolis,
• 49:38
  claiming it was serving thousands of meals daily to
• 49:41
  these struggling families and their children.
• 49:45
  So the Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Agency
• 49:47
  Oversight Committee has already concluded that Omar, along with
• 49:49
  Governor Tim Walsh and Attorney General Keith Ellison played
• 49:53
  critical roles in creating and enabling the fraud.
• 49:56
  So where the hell are the criminal charges against them?
• 49:58
  Tim Waltz, of course, you know, the, you know, tampon, Tim and
• 50:02
  Ken Ellison, Keith Ellison, same thing.
• 50:05
  This is the largest COVID era fraud scheme that's been
• 50:08
  disclosed. I think there might be others,
• 50:10
  but it, you know, of course, exposed the intentional
• 50:12
  mismanagement, negligence of Minnesota's political elite.
• 50:17
  So they're saying that at least three leading Minnesota
• 50:20
  politicians, Governor Tim Waltz, Attorney General Keith Ellison,
• 50:23
  Representative Ilyinomar, played critical roles.
• 50:25
  Wait, why are you saying? COVID this was like feeding the
• 50:27
  meals thing meals on. It's all part of.
• 50:29
  The COVID era fraud. This is during the.
• 50:31
  Pandemic. OK, Got you.
• 50:32
  Yeah. And Representative Ilyinomar
• 50:34
  played critical roles in creating and enabling the
• 50:36
  Feeding Our Future fraud scheme. Of course, their negligence.
• 50:39
  And this is a quote. And at times, outright support
• 50:41
  for the fraudsters created a permission structure for future
• 50:44
  wrongdoers. Result was a climate where a
• 50:47
  fraud expanded exponentially and Minnesotans will be paying the
• 50:50
  malfeasance for generations to come.
• 50:53
  Well. So, you know, at least we're
• 50:55
  seeing some headway in Minnesota because the DOJ just indicted 15
• 50:59
  more Minnesota fraud fraudsters for that 90 million bust that
• 51:03
  they got. Actually, one of them jumped out
• 51:05
  of four story building, but they end up getting caught.
• 51:08
  Thank God. All right, well, let's.
• 51:10
  Play this clip, but if you want to see, I don't want to see the
• 51:12
  people in power that hold on, really.
• 51:15
  Are part of it Elon Omar there's a lot of evidence against her
• 51:18
  not only that but with her marrying her brother and stuff.
• 51:22
  So here's the thing. Why not remove her of a
• 51:26
  committee assignments right now and like they should while this
• 51:31
  is all going on take her away from a committee assignments do
• 51:35
  something we'll see. I I I want to see if anything
• 51:39
  ever bring comes up against waltz or her.
• 51:42
  I'd be shocked. But I'm going to play the clip
• 51:45
  behind the feeding our future fraud scheme.
• 51:48
  Amy Bach. She just got more than 41 years
• 51:52
  in prison. The prosecution is asking for a
• 51:55
  50 year sentence and her defense about three years.
• 51:59
  So that's somewhere in the middle that they got that, but
• 52:02
  closer to what obviously the prosecution wanted.
• 52:05
  The scheme involved the theft of nearly $250 million in COVID
• 52:10
  funding. That money was meant to feed
• 52:12
  hungry children. State leaders claim they were
• 52:15
  unaware of the fraud. Here's what Amy Bach.
• 52:22
  So she's the only white person out of 80 or 90 individuals
• 52:25
  charged in that specific fraud, not other frauds.
• 52:28
  But she said she's the only one that doesn't speak the language,
• 52:31
  and she's speaking about the Somalian language.
• 52:33
  But again, you know, if government officials were
• 52:35
  involved in the government and had knowledge, which these
• 52:37
  emails seem to indicate that I don't understand why they're not
• 52:40
  being indicted. Because again, if there's proof
• 52:43
  that they were involved that had knowledge, because if they had
• 52:45
  knowledge, it's mispresentions of a felony, at a minimum, they
• 52:48
  had knowledge that it was going on and they are part of the
• 52:51
  criminal enterprise. You guys know this show loves
• 52:54
  Representative Wesley Hunt and he strikes.
• 52:56
  Again, go ahead, he does. Strike again and George and I
• 52:59
  love him. We're going to try to get him on
• 53:01
  the show. And this is common sense.
• 53:03
  Forget his political I don't care that he's a Republican.
• 53:05
  Let's just say that this is a guy that gets it and he keeps
• 53:08
  throwing down about what he gets.
• 53:10
  So he just made the Democrats speechless after dropping
• 53:12
  straight truth nukes. He said my own father, who grew
• 53:15
  up in a segregated S had to walk around to the back of a
• 53:18
  restaurant just to order a sandwich because of the color of
• 53:22
  his skin. That was Jim Crow.
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  And that is precisely why it is so offensive to compare that era
• 53:28
  of legalized discrimination and racial terror to showing a photo
• 53:32
  ID in a voting booth clip. He's dropping shrewd bombs.
• 53:38
  And he's right. And this was.
• 53:39
  On May 20th, like 2 days ago, he did this my own.
• 53:42
  Father, who grew up in a segregated S, had to walk around
• 53:45
  to the back of a restaurant just to order a sandwich because of
• 53:49
  the color of his skin. That was Jim Crow, and that is
• 53:52
  precisely why it is so offensive to compare that era of legalized
• 53:56
  discrimination and racial terror to showing a photo ID in a
• 54:00
  voting booth. And it's just as offensive when
• 54:03
  groups and organizations like these manufacture full hate and
• 54:07
  racial tension requiring identification of votes, not
• 54:11
  oppression. It is not segregation.
• 54:13
  It is not racism. It is the basic standard that
• 54:16
  applies equally to every single American citizen, regardless of
• 54:20
  what you look like. You need an ID to board a plane.
• 54:23
  You need an ID to cash a check. You need an ID to buy alcohol.
• 54:27
  You need an ID to enter these very federal buildings.
• 54:30
  And by the way, attaining an ID in this country is a extremely
• 54:35
  low, but somehow showing an ID to vote in America is now
• 54:38
  considered to be Jim Crow. 2 point O this is not about civil
• 54:43
  rights, this is about political theater.
• 54:45
  And the Democrat Party survives on manufacturing grievance.
• 54:52
  I don't think anybody could have said it any better, that's all.
• 54:57
  Common sense truth bombs better for the American people.
• 55:00
  That's what we want. You know, I think you guys want,
• 55:03
  I think we all just want truth. We all want a legitimate voting
• 55:07
  system when you have to show ID for everything else.
• 55:09
  And he's the guy that brought out and said, you know, what
• 55:11
  kind of dark magic of this and he was kidding around about it.
• 55:13
  One of my Houdini, because he's got, he's been talking about how
• 55:16
  he's got ID for his veteran service.
• 55:18
  He's got ID to buy, You know, you have to have one to buy a
• 55:20
  gun. You have to use one to get on a
• 55:21
  plane. They're, they use this because
• 55:23
  they, they've got to 'cause that divisional rhetoric, it's not
• 55:25
  racist for voter ID, claiming that somehow minorities aren't
• 55:30
  capable of getting ID, which is an insult in itself.
• 55:33
  You know, trying to allege that somehow that group doesn't have
• 55:37
  the ability to obtain an ID because of their intellect or
• 55:40
  their, or their, or their particular ability to get
• 55:42
  access. It's all garbage.
• 55:45
  All right. What is this daylight savings
• 55:47
  thing, man? Well, we're another step toward
• 55:51
  it, hopefully. I don't know, but they, it just
• 55:54
  came out of committee in a 48 to one vote victory, calling it the
• 55:58
  Sunshine Protection Act, making daylight savings time permanent.
• 56:02
  You know, we visited this before and it got, I don't know, shot
• 56:06
  down. This is always either some few
• 56:09
  politicians that don't want to do it.
• 56:11
  Why they don't want to do it, I don't know.
• 56:13
  It's beyond me. But they say they're wasting
• 56:15
  hundreds of 1,000,000 twice a year screwing with clocks and
• 56:18
  towers, cities and states. I don't know it.
• 56:22
  I mean it, it sucks. I hate it.
• 56:24
  There's some states that don't even do daylight savings time.
• 56:27
  I know Arizona. They, they don't, they don't
• 56:29
  change their time. They just go whatever the time,
• 56:31
  what they have and that's it. And they're attaching this to
• 56:34
  the highway bill and it's now going to be heading to the
• 56:37
  House. All right.
• 56:38
  I mean, that's good. Once it goes, hopefully passes
• 56:41
  the house and has to go to the Senate and God forbid you
• 56:45
  notice. I I can just see it already with
• 56:47
  the Senate anything, all these sore senators, especially GOP
• 56:55
  because Mitch McConnell, even though he's on his way out, he's
• 56:57
  he's being a sore ass. Cassie, the other one who's
• 56:59
  lost, he's being another one and a couple other ones jump on a
• 57:02
  bandwagon. They just want to instead of
• 57:05
  really doing what's what the American people voted for and
• 57:08
  what we want. They're just going because they
• 57:11
  got their feelings hurt and they lost.
• 57:13
  It's crazy. I mean, hopefully you get this
• 57:16
  passed. I'm I hate the clock change.
• 57:18
  It's stupid. It served its purpose when it
• 57:21
  first when they first did it. I forget what it was for what
• 57:24
  kids for school or some shit. I don't.
• 57:26
  I have. Never liked it.
• 57:27
  I find it throws off my whole because you get your body clock
• 57:29
  on about when you rise in the morning and then it gets
• 57:31
  transitioned and it's like I, I, I've never thought it was a good
• 57:35
  idea. I've never appreciated it.
• 57:37
  I've never wanted it. And I think the majority of
• 57:39
  public feels the same way because it throws off your
• 57:41
  internal clock, right? You light and dark and you know,
• 57:43
  you guys know how that works health wise.
• 57:44
  It's awful for you because then you have to reset again.
• 57:47
  You miss it. It takes you weeks to catch up.
• 57:49
  I, I don't know, I, I would love it to be gone forever.
• 57:51
  I don't want to deal with it. I don't want to adjust my
• 57:53
  clocks. I don't want to do any of that.
• 57:55
  But we do have some final good news.
• 57:59
  Stephen Colbert is finally gone. And listen to you guys, the
• 58:02
  beautiful big, big mafia degenerates, the news we've all
• 58:05
  been waiting for. Stephen Colbert is gone.
• 58:07
  The Late Show's dead in the water.
• 58:09
  And the king of corporate cringe is packed up his smug little
• 58:12
  smirk. And of course, crawled back to
• 58:15
  whatever, you know, Columbia journalism circle jerk.
• 58:18
  He came from this guy, you know, for years we've had to deal with
• 58:21
  him. I, I've always thought that that
• 58:23
  show was awful. And then of course we've seen
• 58:25
  the clips, you know, he he rolls around in the expensive suits
• 58:28
  pretending to be edgy white, sucking up to every Democrat
• 58:31
  with a pulse like a starving lamprey in my opinion.
• 58:35
  You know night after night it's always been the same formula,
• 58:37
  right? A monologue full of scripted
• 58:40
  gotchas with audience candle after a bunch of blue haired NPC
• 58:44
  slapping, you know, like look like a bunch of train seals.
• 58:47
  In my opinion, zero actual jokes.
• 58:49
  Not funny, not a without a laugh track wouldn't have gotten any
• 58:52
  jokes and he wasn't ever funny. If if I at least I feel like,
• 58:56
  you know, a propaganda puppet with better hair plugs than Joe
• 59:00
  Biden, of course, but he was making tons of money doing this,
• 59:04
  you know, here, look, you know for me, pop some champagne, pop
• 59:07
  a diet soda. If you don't drink, you know, at
• 59:09
  least we won't have to have this idiot out here.
• 59:11
  You guys remember those awful vax clips, the dance routines?
• 59:15
  We wanted to play him, but you know when you put up certain
• 59:18
  music you get these copyright attacks.
• 59:20
  But night after night, you know he was paid by the vaccine
• 59:23
  promotional groups doing these clips, dance routines with
• 59:27
  dancing syringes. And then you know what?
• 59:29
  Of course, why not? You know he's got the same
• 59:32
  haircut since 2012. It's like it's a personality
• 59:36
  trait. It looks like he got dressed up
• 59:37
  in the dark side of my opinion by a blind ex-girlfriend.
• 59:41
  You know, the only thing slower than of course, his comebacks
• 59:43
  was his metabolism. This guy was awful.
• 59:46
  I mean, just terrible, terrible, terrible.
• 59:49
  I I can only say, George round applause.
• 59:51
  One more Jackass off of TV. We've still got others.
• 59:57
  Yeah, and the cringy part of it. The cringy part is all the
• 1:00:01
  support of all these other people.
• 1:00:02
  Oh, we're going to miss you, Jimmy Fallon.
• 1:00:05
  Another one I'd love to see gone forever.
• 1:00:07
  I don't want to listen to any of these people anymore.
• 1:00:09
  Because this is what it is, right?
• 1:00:10
  Paid puppets trying to divide the country.
• 1:00:13
  And this show here, it's all about educating and unified.
• 1:00:15
  We've always been about that. All right, well, listen, George
• 1:00:19
  comments on Stephen Colbert. You happy he's gone?
• 1:00:22
  I don't really watch him pay attention, but he's just another
• 1:00:24
  idiot. I mean, they're all going to
• 1:00:26
  fall eventually. They're going to fall because I
• 1:00:28
  mean, what are you going to do when Trump's not going to not
• 1:00:30
  present anymore? They're not going to have
• 1:00:32
  nothing to talk about. What are you going to do?
• 1:00:34
  That's all they talk about. Just like the Democrats, every,
• 1:00:38
  every Democrat that's trying to win an election, they all, they
• 1:00:41
  want to talk about stopping Trump, stopping Trump.
• 1:00:43
  Well, you're not going to be able to.
• 1:00:46
  So why don't you try doing, saying what you want to try to
• 1:00:51
  do for your constituents instead that the whole stop and drop
• 1:00:55
  this and that that can't. That's all played out.
• 1:00:57
  That's over with. It's done.
• 1:00:59
  But there, there's no originality with none of them.
• 1:01:01
  And you'll see it now with the all these nighttime hosts,
• 1:01:04
  Stephen Colbert, Who, who, who was who was the big host before
• 1:01:07
  him. That was what's his name?
• 1:01:12
  What's his name? That big nighttime host for
• 1:01:14
  years, I can't remember his name.
• 1:01:15
  Letterman. Letterman, Right.
• 1:01:17
  Yeah. So he took over for Letterman
• 1:01:18
  after that eventually. I can't remember.
• 1:01:20
  If he was directly after Letterman, I thought he was an
• 1:01:22
  awful choice to begin with. I didn't find him funny.
• 1:01:24
  Letterman was funny, at least this guy.
• 1:01:26
  But of course, when corporate, when corporate gets involved,
• 1:01:29
  when government gets involved in our shows, they want to, they
• 1:01:32
  feel like they have to brand the message constantly.
• 1:01:34
  During this time, he was pushing out all that COVID rhetoric.
• 1:01:37
  And the point is that's what happens.
• 1:01:38
  They get these big surges of capital coming in from all these
• 1:01:42
  different foundations, Ng OS and you know, and companies.
• 1:01:45
  I'd like to see the books on this.
• 1:01:46
  I'd like to know how much, how much that show took in or how
• 1:01:49
  much the network took in by these paid ads, by this, this BS
• 1:01:53
  promotion. Because of course they want it's
• 1:01:55
  brainwashing. They have to create.
• 1:01:57
  No God, Stephen Colbert thinks you should get vaccinated.
• 1:02:00
  So let's all run out and do it. Just like when they had
• 1:02:02
  celebrities doing it. You know, if you and the ones
• 1:02:04
  going, you can get free French fries, you can get a free hot
• 1:02:07
  dog and get free Donuts. It's it's all of them pushing
• 1:02:10
  because they got money. Don't kid yourself.
• 1:02:13
  The the first thing they should have to do, in my opinion,
• 1:02:15
  because if you get money, there are laws on the books.
• 1:02:17
  He should have said. And by the way, we just got some
• 1:02:19
  big money from Pfizer. And let me tell you why we've
• 1:02:21
  got to take the vaccine. But they don't they hide it,
• 1:02:24
  they they scrape it under the rug.
• 1:02:25
  It's not fair to you guys. It's not fair to anybody.
• 1:02:27
  And that's how they create the division.
• 1:02:29
  They they division in chaos is a tool to keep us separated as a
• 1:02:32
  country. It's all propaganda.
• 1:02:35
  And when you get to the point like you do on this show and you
• 1:02:38
  realize it and that's what we're doing.
• 1:02:40
  We're trying to open up your mind.
• 1:02:42
  You know, I told you, I think the political party system is
• 1:02:44
  all it's the David Copperfield, it's confusion, right?
• 1:02:49
  Again, we want the best choices in Washington, DC.
• 1:02:52
  Listen, John Fetterman proves it.
• 1:02:53
  I would I I think John Fetterman has some common sense, which I'm
• 1:02:56
  shocked about. Anyway, we love you guys.
• 1:02:59
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