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Ding Dong The Wicked Witch Pelosi Is Gone |EP694 · The Big Mig Show

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don't mess with the vibe bro. All right, so it was funny.
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George and I both saw this story.
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I'll give you a little anecdotal back scenes.
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You know, we're doing these shows, we work inside of a
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product that we create the shows and we're both working on them
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simultaneously. And George, as you go see that
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Pelosi's not going to run goes Ding Dong the witch is gone.
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And I had we already put the story in.
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We, I think I don't know if we looked at it simultaneously.
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I think I was in first he came in, he looks at mine and mine
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says Ding Dong, the witch is dead.
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Of course, Nancy the Pelosi, one of the worst politicians in the
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history of our government. She is absolutely God awful,
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cheating and lying insider trading, lied about J6, lied
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about Donald Trump. She is a complete POS.
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The word is she's not going to re run for re election.
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Hopefully the people in San Francisco get smart and they're
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and they're tired of the human feces on the street, the bad
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economy, the homelessness. Hopefully they're tired of
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stepping in human shit is what I hope.
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And they'll vote for somebody else besides a Democrat, maybe a
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Republican. I wish there was a good
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Democrat. I'm starting to think that John
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Fetterman's a good Democrat. I got to be honest with you,
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Fetterman has grown on me. I, I mean, I'd love to have him
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on the show, to be honest with you.
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I'm starting to really enjoy when he comes out and he really
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says it like it is. We can't keep fighting.
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We can't keep calling with others names, we have to do
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what's best for the country. This guy saying some things that
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are. I know the Democrats aren't
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When the help stops, people stop caring.
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We ain't. Got nothing left.
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We put no money on it. None.
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You hear me? It's.
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Empty, one voice will spread the fear, they cut it off, tell
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everybody and a city will burn with hunger.
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EBT down now for everybody that's joining us for the first
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time. You know that I have tiny dogs.
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I've got 5 little rescue dogs. I love them, but they are a lot
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of work and they can be obnoxious.
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want to play this clip for any of the dog lovers out there.
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Hopefully you'll enjoy it. Any of the small dog lovers out
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there, I know you guys will enjoy it.
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Even George will probably enjoy it somewhat.
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Probably seen it. Let me tell you girl, do my Lil.
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Boo Tang, so I'll give a roof with you.
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Girl, what's good? What's good if you book tonight?
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Best fiction? I'm outside no.
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Pictures you want me? Go figure.
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To the back, to the front. You attend, baby girl.
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But I don't know why I hate you to the back.
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To the front. You attend baby girl, but I'm
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no. One you're my little.
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So I'll give a hoot. What you do say, girl I?
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Know you a little tip All right, George, I know you were really
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excited about this, so I got to throw you the ball on it.
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Ding Dong, the witch is gone. You were you were pumped when
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you saw this. And then it was funny that we
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had both put the story in. Let's talk about what's going on
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here with Pelosi. 85 damn near can't string 3 sentences
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together. Still complaining about Donald
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Trump and still insider trading. Still nothing out of out of the
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Department of Justice. I guess.
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I guess insider trading for Congress is OK.
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Maybe you ought to just pass a law and tell them it's OK if
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they want to violate the statue to the United States.
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But Nancy Pelosi, one of the best, right?
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Even Pelosi stock tracker, You just follow that and you'll make
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plenty of money. Yeah.
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Well, Ding Dong, the witch is gone.
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The wicked witch is gone anyway. So yeah, she hasn't fully
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announced it, but it's coming from across the board.
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Even Democrats are saying that she's not going to be, oops
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sorry, going for re election in 2026.
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I mean, did Christmas just come early?
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I think so. I think we're going to get our
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first Christmas gift this year very early and, you know,
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rightfully sell Lance. You know, either she's got ice
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cream in her hands or a bottle of vodka.
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Maybe she's trying to get out so she don't get indicted for
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insider trading, right? Well, that could be.
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But she's trying to bring her what she's trying to do is be
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replaced by her daughter. She wants, I think her
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daughter's going to run, which, you know, they're just going to
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see the name Pelosi and boom, there you go, same recognition.
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I mean, is San Francisco ready for a change?
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I know there's other Democrats running.
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They got Scott Weiner. He's going to, you know, he's re
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running in former tech executive Saikot Chakrabarti.
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Who? He's got a multi $1,000,000 war
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chest. This is a tech executive.
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I don't know who he is. Saikot Chakrabarti is running up
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there so. He's the state senator.
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Wait a minute. Do you have a state senator?
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What? Scott Weiner.
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State Senator Scott Weiner is going to run.
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He's trying to run for the federal seat.
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Who's running from Republicans? Oh no, it's.
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Going to be tough. It's tough because you're
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talking about San Francisco, very liberal.
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So it's a tough area. And let's see, you know, oh, by
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the way, you know, voting's today.
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So if you're in California, vote no on Proposition 50, whatever
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it's called. I think it's 50, Proposition 50,
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so they don't redistrict California again for I don't
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know how many times they've done it already.
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So we'll see. But listen, it's a good thing
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that she's gone. Get her out the door, out with
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the old and with the new. There's a lot, you know what?
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There's a lot of other people need to be gone too, because
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who's the one, the other Democrats that they say she's
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got Alzheimer's right then and there.
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They should boot her ass out of Congress.
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She shouldn't be allowed to even be in Congress because you're
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talking about votes, you know, laws, enacting laws, even
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whatever state secrets you could say.
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Or you know, she's a security issue, unfortunately.
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I feel bad she got Alzheimer's, but you got to replace her.
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She can barely walk. She's got to have one of her
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aides help her walk. You know what?
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This George is being way nicer. Fuck that bitch.
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This is fuck. This is what the Democrats do.
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They don't. They don't care about their
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health. They're nothing.
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They only care about getting a vote in.
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Power, power and money. They don't care about the
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American public, that's for sure.
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And Nancy Pelosi, Come on. She's the worst of the worst.
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Fuck that bitch. You know what?
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I hope she trips and falls down the stairs and puts an end to it
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for herself and everybody else. Honest to God, she's awful.
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She's an awful human being. She's a liar, she's a cheat,
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she's a scammer. She's violating, she's
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committing crimes, she sucks. San Francisco, I'm embarrassed
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for you and hopefully you'll make a better choice this time.
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But of course, her big focus is this option 50, which they
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believe is their best move for taking over the House.
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They want to do this new, new proposition 50, which of course,
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what is it, redistricting. It's the only way they can do.
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The only way Democrats win is to continue to cheat.
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I'm not going to tell you that there are any Republicans that
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are cheating. I'm going to tell you, the
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Democrats have refined cheating to an art form.
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They're artists, the artists of the cheating world.
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All right, let's talk about Lindsay Halligan.
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First of all, George, she's pretty hot.
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I got to say it. US Attorney Lindsay Halligan, I
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like that she's so definitive. She even got a promotion.
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I guess just now she got another title over there by Cam Bondi.
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So this is what happened. She's now a special, I don't
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know, is it a prosecutor or something?
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So now like they can go comedy can try to take her to court and
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and prove her illegitimacy, but making it work now.
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And even Pam Bonnie's overseen her taking the case on too,
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which now he just screwed himself.
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So you know, I wonder what Letitia James is starting to
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think. She's like damn, why did I even
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jump on this bandwagon with comedy?
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Well, he said it was vindictive and of course, right away
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Halligan start putting out some of the exhibits incredibly
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damning evidence of the then FBI directors comedy handwritten
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notes on FBI director letterhead.
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So it's going to be hard for him to refute what's he going to
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say? This isn't mine and it shows
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comedy's knowledge of and even participating in the Russian
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collusion criminal conspiracy against Trump.
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This was dumb on his part. He knew what kind of evidence
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was out there. I'm sure his attorneys know, but
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what has he got? Nothing but lies because what do
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Democrats do? They lie.
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So comedy from his burner Gmail. Exhibit 5 is even worse.
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This is from his burner Gmail. Which, by the way, they're not
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supposed to have burner accounts on Gmail.
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They're not. They're supposed to use the
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They're supposed to use the accounts assigned to him for
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government business with his alias, Reinhold Nibia.
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Reinhold Nibia who? The fuck is that?
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That's his alias. So let me just clarify
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something, Lance. So Comedy's allowed to have an
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e-mail account on Google or Yahoo, wherever, but he can't
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use it to conduct any kind of government business.
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Correct. So just so people know, like he
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could e-mail his wife and say, oh, we got tickets.
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But this is a burner account which he set up under a fake
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name and used Reinhold Nieber. What it should say is asshole
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one. That should have been his call
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sign for his burner account, but he chose Reinhold Niebia
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instead. What do you I'm trying to see
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that name, trying to I want to look up that name, see if it's
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got any kind of meaning to it. Yeah, Reinhold, REINHOLD.
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I don't. Know last name.
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I see it. I got it.
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Nie OK, gotcha. So like really there's no, he's
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shouting into the wind basically because all he can do is
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continue to lie. I, I don't know if he'll ever
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figure that out, But that's what they do, right?
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We know the truth. We see the documents.
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It doesn't matter what it's about.
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Election fraud doesn't matter whether it's about fraud in the
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government or insider trading. And then they just go, oh, no, I
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don't know what you're talking about.
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I don't know. That's not true.
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This is vindictive prosecution. I can't believe they're doing
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this. The the difference between the
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Republicans and the Democrats is that the Republicans don't
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destroy the exculpatory evidence.
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So ready for this. So Reinhold Niebor is actually
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an actual human being. No kidding.
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Check this out. He was an influential American
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theologian and ethicists, No listen to this.
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Known for his theory of Christian realism, which holds
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that humans are flawed and sinful but capable of achieving
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justice in society. Well, comedy, you're definitely
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flawed and you've definitely been sitting, brother.
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Yeah, like I said, his alias should have been asshole one is
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what it should have been. And then and then Brennan could
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have taken asshole 2, Christopher Wray could have
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taken Asshole 3, Clapper could have taken Asshole 4.
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Nancy Pelosi could have even had Asshole 5 if she wanted.
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I'm saying it would have been easier if they just took it and
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they used an acronym that's more accurate.
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So. Listen, wait, it goes on.
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His work emphasizes the balance between listen, moral ideas and
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the reality of power. But that tells that says it all.
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All right. So let.
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Me. Go to this one you all.
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Right, I'm just looking at the him he thought he was going to
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be working for Clinton. Exhibit 7 in response to
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planting a New York Times election eve hit piece against
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Trump. Did you hear that?
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Let me just re emphasize that in exhibit 7, in response to him
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planting a New York Times election eve hit piece against
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Trump, then FBI Director James Comedy tells FBI special
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government employee Daniel Richmond on and on and on he
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goes into it. Then she brings out exhibit 10
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shows FBI special government employee Daniel Richmond AKA
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Michael Garcia is leaking as an anonymous source to New York
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Times reporter Michael Schmidt on behalf of the N FBI, the then
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FBI director James Comedy. So he's using Garcia to
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allegedly leak the real information that's all fake
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anyway, to the New York Times, Michael Schmidt.
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Now, Michael Schmidt, of course, takes you to face value and just
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post it away. All these text messages go on
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and on and on. So all these people that are
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attacking Lindsay Halligan, they're full of shit.
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They're attacking her because she's over the target.
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They all, they're all questioning the legality of
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Lindsay Halligan's appointment as US Attorney AG Bondi.
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You know, of course, seeking to shore up comedy and James's
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prosecution by formally adopting and endorsing that.
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You know, at the end of the day, what I'm telling you right now
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is Lindsay Halligan's here to stay.
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She's doing the work that I think a lot of the other
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prosecutors across the country should be doing.
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I support her at this time, to be honest with you.
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I feel like she's doing more than Van Bondi.
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I'm not telling you that Pam Bondi's not involved.
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And I'm sure Pam Bondi's going to jump on this case because
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it's got lots of optics and the potential for lots of
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interviews. You know how Pam loves her
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interviews. All right, George, what do you
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think? Pam, I think, well, I'm trying
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to see if there's going to be any kind of superseding
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indictment any more charges added on to him.
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I mean, let's face it, for what he did, this is baby charges,
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right? He he conspired, let me get this
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right, Lance, hold on. He conspired with a group to to
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overthrow a duly elected president of the United States.
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OK, just right then and there. You see the emails We're we're
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not making this up. The we just showed you the
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letters and emails and stuff. There's no denying that he
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didn't say that and, and do all that stuff.
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So where's, where's the bigger charges?
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Where's the hanging charges? I should say for Gitmo, you
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know, where the what's the what's the penalty for treason?
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And seditious conspiracy. Treason.
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What's the penalty for treason? Well, the maximum penalty is
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death. Death and maybe we need to start
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applying that right now so these people don't ever do this again.
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I still say, what is it? What is going to be done to ever
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stop this from happening again? Because let's face it, as much
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as we love to know, one day, unfortunately, it'll be a sad
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day where a Democrat will win the president United States
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again. It'll happen.
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It is what it is. But so what's going to stop them
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from ever doing this again? Can you imagine going through
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all this all over again, knowing that we went through it and we
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said, and we've been saying like nothing's being done, nothing's
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That's nice. It's nice.
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Nothing like having law enforcement working with the
21:33
drug cartels. What's up with this story,
21:34
George? What?
21:35
What? What was going on here bro?
21:36
It's not looking good for Mississippi, right?
21:39
So they have it like the Fed. This is the Fed prosecutors.
21:41
I mean, they're going after all this stuff, but I don't see feds
21:43
going after, you know, all these big people and, you know,
21:45
politicians and stuff. Where's the deep state in here?
21:48
Right. Well, they, they indicted what
21:50
20 individuals and I'm going to say a majority of them are all
21:53
sworn in police officers. This is from the Mississippi
21:56
Delta region. I don't know what reason that
22:01
is, to be honest with you. I don't know if it's more
22:02
liberal or what they were, they were conspiring with drug
22:05
Mexican drug cartels the smuggle narcotics in the United States.
22:10
Here you have people that are sworn to protect and serve,
22:14
sworn oath to the Constitution. And look what's getting to them?
22:20
The love of money, Greed. I mean this is this.
22:24
Is so they were actually providing safe passage for
22:27
illegal narcotics. Now the Delta, of course,
22:29
anybody that's been in Mississippi.
22:30
You know the delta I don't. It's wide, wide open, right?
22:33
It's, it's the, it's the Mississippi Riverhead.
22:35
There's all kinds of swamps and tributaries.
22:39
Very complicated. I assume they were bringing it
22:41
in by boat. I don't know if they're bringing
22:42
it in by plane, but it'd be very hard to track people in there.
22:47
But having law enforcement protect you must be nice.
22:54
These guys were also indicted for related firearms offences,
22:57
so I don't know if they sold the cartels guns or ammunition.
23:01
Talk about a betrayal of the public's trust.
23:04
It's disgusting, really. And everybody wonders why drugs
23:07
are such a big problem in the United States.
23:09
This is why you got law enforcement involved.
23:12
But this is interesting because I got to tell you, law
23:14
enforcement's involved in the drug business more than you
23:16
would think. What's going on across the
23:18
nation? And I'll, I'll tell you that I
23:21
think in general, our Department of Justice, just like the FBI,
23:24
they need an overhaul. I'm not sure they can be
23:27
trusted. No, I mean just, I mean, this
23:32
puts a bad name for police officers in general.
23:36
But if you go, let's say you're in Mississippi now you're
23:39
getting pulled over, you'll be like, damn, how do I know this
23:41
copy on a take or something? Exactly how do?
23:44
You safely stop. It puts a lot of doubt into, in
23:47
a person's mind, whatever you can, whatever if you safely
23:51
stop, but you don't know what they're going to do.
23:54
You have no idea, I mean. 100%. And it's and it's sad, it's bad
23:58
for all the good cops that are out there because there's a lot
24:00
of good cops, but there are bad. There's good and bad in every
24:04
and any profession. I mean, look at the federal
24:08
government, more bad and good in that.
24:10
But what are you going to do? But I mean, that's a lot of
24:14
cleaning up to do and a lot of rebuilding their police and
24:18
rebuilding the trust in with the public.
24:21
How they going to do that? That's on them.
24:23
We have to figure that out. But I can tell you this, it's
24:25
not going to be easy because I mean, look at it, they're aiding
24:29
and abetting Mexican cartels. What are they bringing in?
24:32
Fentanyl? So these cops were were helping
24:37
kill Americans because how many people are overdosing on that?
24:41
No doubt. I mean, think about it.
24:44
They got fentanyl and cocaine, they got fentanyl and
24:46
methamphetamine, they got fentanyl and MDMA.
24:49
They're doing it in all of it. Yeah.
24:50
So now if you look at just look at Tennessee, let's I mean
24:54
Mississippi, I'm sorry, Tennessee, let's just take that
24:56
state. Anybody that overdosed on
24:59
fentanyl in that state might right now have a potential
25:02
lawsuit against the state of Mississippi and the Police
25:05
Department because they helped bring in those drugs, right.
25:10
I don't know if a whole water, but I don't know.
25:13
It's not looking good, definitely.
25:15
I mean, and these were were both current and retired law
25:18
enforcement. So by a group of them that were
25:20
buddies and they decided that it was a good way to make extra
25:23
money. Have no idea what happened.
25:25
Maybe they felt like they were underpaid, don't know.
25:27
You know, the FBI deputy director Andrew Bailey, right,
25:31
He, he just let, he was attorney general for Mississippi and he
25:35
left there to be become the deputy director.
25:38
So, you know, I mean, I don't know if he knew about this
25:43
before he left. I don't know.
25:45
How long was this investigation for?
25:47
Do we even know? I don't know They they don't
25:48
really say. It's got to be a while for
25:50
something like this. And just think about how this
25:54
has to be kept under wraps or no other.
25:55
You can't. So when the feds are
25:57
investigating this, they can't let any anybody on the police
26:00
force anywhere in Mississippi know about it.
26:02
Yeah, it's for sure. Because you don't know who
26:04
they're going to tell. Or, you know, let them know.
26:07
Tricky stuff. Oh, so this, so they did this
26:10
scheme over in Mississippi and into Tennessee.
26:12
So now you have Tennessee now is another state.
26:15
Yeah. Then they're screwed, these
26:18
cops. Well, the 200 mile district of
26:21
the water, if the, if the drugs were coming in across the water
26:24
either by boat or by plane, you know, pretty much the feds take
26:27
total jurisdiction of that. Of what?
26:29
Water from what? Mississippi.
26:32
The Delta. I mean, regardless, they went
26:35
over state lines anyway so. Yeah, yeah.
26:37
Interesting. The feds taking over regardless,
26:38
they have to when there's police involved, the feds have to
26:41
usually take over. Usually they it's their case
26:44
from the beginning because you don't know what like.
26:47
Well, it probably started out as a drug case.
26:49
They probably grabbed some of their selling drugs.
26:50
And then, you know, because there's always a wheel, right?
26:53
They always develop somebody inside this confidential
26:55
informant because let's face it, this probably was pretty well
26:59
run operation considering law enforcement as well.
27:01
But who knows? All right, this next one I
27:04
titled Talk is cheap. Trump talking about the 2020
27:12
election. This was a rigged election.
27:15
And I'll add this statement for the big Ming show.
27:16
No shit. We have to get to the bottom of
27:19
that. No shit.
27:21
Also because we don't want that to ever happen again.
27:24
No shit, 10-11 months. I mean, I don't know why you
27:27
don't have a team on this of like a couple of 100 prosecutors
27:31
full time. Maybe your own special group of
27:34
FBI that have been vetted, not people that worked on maybe
27:38
Arctic Frost that are still working for the feds.
27:40
Not sure why they're still working for the feds, but they
27:42
are. So far, we haven't heard of any
27:44
of those. Not all of them.
27:45
Only one that I know of has gotten fired while they said
27:47
there were fifteen others, but they haven't gone public with
27:49
that. So no shit.
27:51
Donald Trump. Yeah, we do need an honest and
27:53
and fair election. I mean, that's how it should be.
27:57
So what are we waiting for you? You're talking about it.
27:59
You're talking the talk, but you're not walking the walk.
28:02
That's my challenge to you DJD dance Covino.
28:04
If you're watching, that is to you too.
28:06
Well, let's walk the walk brothers.
28:07
I'm. Going to Donald Trump, excuse
28:11
me, I'm going to help you guys out.
28:12
I'm going to I'm going to enlighten Lance.
28:14
So if you notice this was on 60 minutes, right?
28:16
So he's he's putting feelers out.
28:18
So all the libs that watch 60 minutes or anybody watch 60
28:21
minutes, he knows, you know, he's telling what's going to be
28:25
happening, right? Because we know there he, he
28:29
impaled a special team to look over the 2020 election.
28:32
So we know they know they're looking into it.
28:34
Whatever evidence they had, they probably got more evidence now.
28:37
And you know, now that they're in power, they can properly
28:40
investigate this the right way because they got the hopefully
28:44
the right people in place. And it's going to take time to
28:45
investigate. But like I said, I think this is
28:48
going to start after the new year, after this year ends,
28:52
we're going to start seeing this.
28:55
But in the meantime, I usually hear this kind of stuff.
28:57
I usually am right. I hope you're right.
28:59
Well, I don't know if you're always right, but sometimes
29:00
you're right. But I hope you're right.
29:02
But I'm hopeful this time. But you know what I hear when I
29:04
hear them talking about election integrity?
29:06
You know what I hear right now? What?
29:09
Wah wah, wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah, I hear it right
29:14
like Snoopy, right like on the Peanuts.
29:16
I hear that teacher talking in the classroom.
29:18
Wah wah, wah, wah wah wah wah. That's what I hear.
29:21
That's because every every time they try to Trump does anything,
29:24
executive order judge is shooting it down.
29:26
I mean. Start.
29:27
Start impeaching judges. Move for impeachment.
29:30
Don't stick around. That's up to Congress to do
29:32
that. Yeah, well, he's supposed to
29:34
have, so hold on. I thought the Republicans were
29:35
running Congress. I thought.
29:37
Hold on, Lance. You can impeach.
29:39
It'll probably pass through Congress.
29:41
But when it gets to Senate, they're not going to have enough
29:43
votes to to impeach. It's not.
29:44
They're not going to win. You need so many votes.
29:47
Hold on, let. Me finish.
29:48
The borders why I just muted you so get.
29:50
The fire judges, Let's do an. It wouldn't pass.
29:53
No, it wouldn't pass it. Wouldn't we don't forget a law,
29:56
just change it, Change it? Can we really trust the
29:59
judiciary at this point? Do you really think we can trust
30:01
them? If you just be quiet for a
30:02
second and you make me lose my train of thought.
30:04
So back to the judges. So why waste of time trying to
30:08
impeach and when it's not going to, the process is not going to
30:10
go through. I mean what the fuck is our
30:13
Congress doing? They can't even get a funding
30:15
bill passed. Yeah, this Congress sucks.
30:18
So. Mike Johnson.
30:20
Well, Mike, no, no, hold on. No, no, no.
30:22
So you're wrong. Mike Johnson passed it.
30:24
It's on the Senate's now. So when you say Congress, it's
30:27
as a whole, I'm saying so. Yeah, I'm talking about Congress
30:29
as a whole, but I'm talking about all of them that, you
30:32
know, I'm just disgusted. I feel like that.
30:34
I feel like the only thing that we've gotten done is executive
30:37
orders, which are temporary, as you know.
30:39
They're not permanent law. They haven't been codified, you
30:42
know. What they should be, what they
30:44
should be doing since the you know, ladies Mike Johnson they
30:48
should start trying to do pass get some laws passed.
30:51
Yeah, I agree. I mean, you're preaching to the
30:54
choir here, buddy. I agree 100%.
30:56
All right, well, you know, let's play the clip, make shows.
30:58
Got to take a short. Wait, I got to play the clip
31:00
man. Oh, I'm sorry.
31:01
Go ahead. Hey, you're jumping the gun.
31:02
You got too much fucking coffee bro Slow down.
31:04
No, I drink pan, I go to South Korea, I go to any place I go.
31:09
And you know what I call that? Respect for our country.
31:12
They didn't treat Biden that way.
31:13
When Biden went there, first of all, he hardly went anywhere.
31:16
Guy couldn't leave his bedroom. But they didn't treat Biden that
31:19
way. They had no respect for Biden
31:21
falling up the stairs, going to an airplane three times.
31:24
I mean, this is a man who should have never been president.
31:27
And this was a rigged election. And we have to get back.
31:31
We have to get to the bottom of that also, because we don't want
31:34
that to ever happen again. You see what's going on?
31:37
We don't ever want that to happen again.
31:39
Look what happened to our country by having Biden as the
31:43
president. Our country went to hell.
31:45
And if we had another couple of years, if Kamala had won the
31:48
election, our country right now would be finished.
31:50
It was a dead country and now we have the hottest country
31:54
anywhere in the world. Hottest country anywhere in the
31:58
world. Hottest Let's get some arrests.
32:01
Will be even hotter. Let's get the deep state hot.
32:04
Let's get them hot on the arrest indictment list.
32:06
Let's do it. All right, we've got to take a
32:08
short break. When we come back, we'll be
32:10
talking about RFARFK. No more mercury in your
32:13
vaccines. What?
32:15
What the hell? I didn't even know there was a
32:16
bunch of mercury in all our vaccines.
32:18
So they've been pumping mercury into our veins as we were little
32:21
kids. Is that what's going on here?
32:23
Stay. Tuned.
32:23
We're going to want to talk about this with George
32:25
Valentine, Lance Miliaccio, and you know how we do it.
32:28
It's going to be edge of the knife.
32:29
We're going to be digging in. Got a great clip from RFK too.
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38:41
All right, Lance, a lot. Take it over for a second.
38:43
I got to take care of something. Well, you know, again, I'm not
38:48
an expert, right? I don't know anything about
38:50
vaccines really. I don't even know what I know.
38:52
My point is, this is really strange that I and I had no
38:56
idea, but there was announced that we had mercury in our
38:58
vaccines. Now, again, I don't know if it's
39:00
methyl mercury. Methyl mercury is the very
39:02
dangerous mercury. That's the mercury you hear
39:04
about that's in fish like tuna and stays in your body forever.
39:08
I don't know what kind of mercury this is.
39:10
There are more than one kind of Mercury, but the fact that RFK
39:14
junior had to come up and make an announcement about it.
39:16
And I do trust him when it comes to health initiatives.
39:19
I think he's always got the he's, he's a good guy and I
39:21
think he really believes in what he's doing.
39:23
I trust his knowledge. He's very experienced.
39:25
He's in amazing shape, takes really good care of himself,
39:28
eats very carefully. Mercury.
39:32
Let's play the clip, George. Terrible and safe alternatives
39:38
exist now that America has removed mercury from all
39:42
vaccines. I call on every global health
39:44
authority and every party to this convention to do the same.
39:48
Manufacturers who confirm that they can produce mercury free
39:52
single dose vaccines without interrupting supply.
39:55
There is no excuse for inaction or holding stubbornly to the
40:00
status quo. Let's honor and protect humanity
40:03
and our children and creation from mercury.
40:06
And let's act in the true spirit of the minimatic convention.
40:10
The integrity of this historic treaty and to ensure that no
40:14
child anywhere in the world is ever exposed to this deadly
40:18
neurotoxin again. Thank you.
40:25
Well. Safe and effective.
40:27
Yeah, safe and effective. I don't know.
40:30
And they wonder why the vaccines are causing autism and all sorts
40:33
of things. I don't understand when they
40:35
think about this stuff, pumping your system.
40:37
Just like I heard some horrendous things about the
40:40
fetal cell tissue they use, because of course they don't.
40:43
They don't differentiate it by female and male.
40:46
It's not like the vaccine says this is for men, this is for
40:48
women. And I think it's really strange
40:51
that they would have it have vaccines that they're having
40:54
you, you inject fetal cell tissue, which is in many
40:57
vaccines of a female into a male body or vice versa.
41:01
Because since you don't know, it's a crapshoot.
41:04
You go to get a vaccine. You don't know if they're,
41:06
they're injecting female DNA into your body.
41:09
And what effect does that really have on you?
41:11
Is that the problem? Is that why so many of these
41:13
kids are effeminate or so many women?
41:16
Is this what's causing transgenderism?
41:18
I, I don't know, I don't remember the kids looking like
41:21
that when I was in school. Everybody wanted to be, you
41:23
know, buffed and in shape when I was a kid in high school or when
41:26
I was in grade school, when I was in college.
41:30
I just, I don't know what's going on.
41:31
And I mean, these kids have changed.
41:33
So I'm, I'm happy to, you know, he's pulling out the mercury.
41:37
Hopefully he's going to pull out more.
41:38
Hopefully we'll get vaccines that are what they're really
41:40
supposed to be. Let's talk about the BBC.
41:44
So a lot of people might remember a documentary that
41:46
aired last year. Well, the BBC has now been
41:50
accused by a whistleblower and by these whistleblowers.
41:53
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41:55
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41:58
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42:00
But make sure you bring the receipts because we've had some
42:02
whistleblowers come to us. And then it turned out that
42:04
maybe they were just typing something that wasn't accurate.
42:07
Of course we never aired the episodes, but just a heads up,
42:10
make sure you bring the receipts but contact us love to work with
42:14
whistleblowers of any agency or any government or any private
42:17
company. So I guess this memo, this
42:20
whistleblower memo claims the BBC edited footage of Trump's
42:25
January 6th speech by splicing footage together to mislead its
42:30
viewers. Isn't that nice?
42:33
BBC is probably going to get the Shih Tzu out of him by Donald
42:35
Trump. But this report, compiled by a
42:37
recent member of the standards committee, said senior BBC
42:40
executives and chairman ignored and dismissed the complaints
42:44
that were raised by the BB standards watchdog.
42:47
They got caught editing Donald Trump's January 6th speech to
42:50
make it sound like he encouraged rioting.
42:53
Oh, that's nice. What do you think about this,
42:55
George? Well, I mean, a little late on
42:59
finding this out. I mean, because the damage has
43:00
been done on so many levels, trying to now show people that
43:05
they doctored this, it's like going to be pulling teeth.
43:08
Oh, no, what are you talking about?
43:09
I mean, rightfully so. Look, CBS has done it doctoring
43:14
their things, editing. They did it with Kamala Biden.
43:18
I mean, they do it to help them, but they do this to hurt Trump.
43:21
I mean, I might well. They did it a week before the
43:23
election. I'm waiting for the lawsuit to
43:24
come. They, oh, you know what?
43:26
Then these motherfuckers need to be indicted and arrested because
43:32
that's election interference at its highest.
43:34
Right there, it's foreign election interference, and they
43:36
do come in the laws of the United States.
43:38
So Panama programming, excuse me, broadcast a week before the
43:43
US election, completely misled viewers by showing the president
43:47
telling supporters he was going to walk to the Capitol with them
43:50
to fight like hell, when in fact he said he would walk with them
43:54
to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
43:59
Now the mangled footage was highlighted in a 19 page dossier
44:03
on a BBBBC bias which was compiled by a recent member of
44:07
the Corporation Standards Committee and is now circulating
44:11
in government departments, in U.S. government departments or
44:14
UK government. I don't really give a shit what
44:16
the UK does. The the the dossier said the
44:19
program made the US president say things he never actually
44:22
said by splicing together footage from the start of his
44:25
speech was something he said nearly an hour later.
44:28
It claims senior executives and the BB CS chairman had ignored
44:31
and dismissed a string of serious complaints raised by the
44:34
corporation's own standards watchdog.
44:37
Now, if you recall, former prosecutor, Special Counsel J
44:41
Jack Smith, January 6th committee members also lied
44:45
about President Trump's January 6th speech.
44:47
Not sure why they haven't been indicted yet.
44:50
You know, they, they, they always like to admit the
44:53
peacefully and patriotically. Jack Smith lied in his
44:56
indictment. He outlines the speech that
44:59
Donald Trump made on January 6th.
45:01
It's part of the indictment and he willfully and deliberately
45:04
with malice left out keywords. He doctored the speech.
45:08
He leaves out about the part Trump said.
45:10
I want you to protest peacefully and patriotically.
45:13
Peacefully and patriotically. These are the 2 words that bring
45:16
them within the First Amendment. Of course, Dershowitz, Alan
45:20
Dershowitz agreed with him. Let's play the clip.
45:23
I agree with you, George. Bring on the indictments.
45:26
Pam Bondi tell you what, skip the interviews on Fox News for
45:29
the next two weeks. You'll have plenty of time to
45:31
bring these indictments. We're going to walk down to the
45:37
Capitol and I'll be there with you.
45:41
And we fight. We fight like hell.
45:43
We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer
45:50
on our brave senators and congressmen and women.
45:57
Big breaking difference. Yeah.
46:00
Wow. Yeah, so let's arrest those
46:03
people at BBC. Let's arrest the supervisors at
46:05
BB. Let's arrest all the people at
46:06
BBC that knew. Why not?
46:09
International indictments Don't wait for the UK to do something.
46:11
How about Charles is a pussy? I don't.
46:13
I don't want to wait for him. I bet you pull all their FAA and
46:16
FCC licenses, whatever licenses they got.
46:18
Yeah, don't let them broadcast in the United States.
46:20
Block their show completely from the United States, but but not
46:23
only block them. After you block the BBC from
46:25
getting any access to the viewership in the United States,
46:28
then I want you to do the arrest.
46:30
So, Pam, no interviews for two weeks, please.
46:32
No interviews. Bring me indictments.
46:34
Go arrest these people. Let's.
46:35
Do Lance for two weeks. Yeah, no, no interviews.
46:38
She'll work. She'll work on indictments.
46:40
Going to have withdrawals. Yeah, she might.
46:42
She might not. Sure.
46:43
I'll tell you what. If she wants to do an interview,
46:45
come on the show. But you might not be happy
46:47
because I'm going to ask you a lot of hard questions.
46:50
Feel free to join us, Pam. You're welcome to join us.
46:52
Well, I'm not going to. I'm not going to attack you with
46:54
no receipts, though. I will bring the receipts and
46:57
ask you what are you doing and why do you need to do so many
46:59
interviews on Fox News? I will ask you that on air and
47:01
you can defend yourself. Well, Lance, that's why she
47:04
won't come on the show. Probably not.
47:06
So you just gave away Playbook? Yeah, man, you can't do.
47:11
That All right, More foxes in the head outs.
47:15
Yeah. Peter Forum, the head of the
47:16
criminal division of the US Attorney's Office in the
47:18
Southern District of Florida, donated over $2300.
47:22
By the way, he still has his job right now.
47:24
So he's the head of the criminal division of the US Attorney's
47:26
Office in the Southern District of Florida.
47:29
In my opinion, one of the biggest problem districts for a
47:31
number of reasons. 2300 to Kamala Harris for president and
47:34
other left wing causes in 2024. So foreign listen to this will
47:40
be in charge of the recently implemented grand juries in the
47:44
Southern District of Florida that will convene on January 12,
47:48
2026 to investigate guess what Crossfire Hurricane and the Mar
47:53
a Lago raid conspiracy. Does anybody in this audience
47:56
believe that a guy that donated to Kamala Harris and other left
48:00
wing causes can be trusted with the investigation of the
48:04
Crossfire Hurricane situation and the Mar a Lago raid?
48:07
Raise your hand if you think he can be trusted, he can do it in
48:10
the chat. Just raise your hand.
48:13
Nobody in the chat, huh George, you want to raise your hand?
48:15
Do you trust him to do the right job after he donated to Harris
48:18
and other left wing? No.
48:19
I don't like what the hell is the Trump administration doing
48:22
and and Theo and Pam Bondi and everybody else like 1st of.
48:27
All open. Source.
48:28
Why is he even the head of the criminal division of the US
48:30
Attorney's office in Southern District of Florida?
48:32
Remove him. Put somebody else in there.
48:34
Not It's like, it's almost like the administration is putting
48:40
all this good stuff out but sabotaging it because
48:45
everybody's part of deep state. What is understand, wouldn't
48:48
donation lists be easy enough to investigate, George?
48:50
Wouldn't social media for these people?
48:52
Wouldn't that be one of the things you're saying, OK, we're
48:54
going to make foreign the head of the criminal division, but he
48:57
was made the head of the criminal by Biden.
48:59
Are you serious about leaving all these Biden people in
49:03
office? Oh.
49:06
No, it's bad. He's also very close to Michael
49:09
Thacker. You remember that guy?
49:11
He's a former federal prosecutor that was on Jack Smith's team
49:15
who was fired in January. So you're going to fire the guy
49:18
that he's super tight with, You're going to leave him in
49:20
there? He's Biden appointed, and you're
49:21
going to give him some of the most important investigations
49:24
there are. Yeah.
49:25
Smart move. I blame this on the
49:27
administration. I blame it on Pam Bondi.
49:29
Dig in. Why?
49:31
Why is this so hard? If, if if we can find it, if the
49:35
dummies over here on the on the Big Meek show can find it,
49:38
right? If we can find it, how can you
49:40
not find it? Explain that to me.
49:43
Why do you have to wait for independent journalists to find
49:46
this information? Listen, I'll tell you what, You
49:48
give us a job, you give George and I the title of special
49:51
investigators, and we will find all these rats in the woodpile
49:55
for you. We'll just do it all day long.
49:56
We'll look for rats, we'll bring you the information.
49:58
We'll look for rats, we'll bring you the information.
50:01
It can't be that hard for you guys to do this.
50:03
That's the donation sheet that George put up there that shows
50:06
where he made the donation. Just so you know, and this is
50:08
open source documentation. This isn't like we had to be
50:11
sleuths, but God forbid if he gave us some investigative
50:14
power. I can't imagine what George and
50:16
I would find. You'd probably be shocked.
50:18
Maybe it's time to hire independent journalists.
50:20
I don't know. Seems like it.
50:23
All right. This is just a friendly reminder
50:24
that Barack Obama stole his Social Security number.
50:28
He stole it from a guy named Harry.
50:30
Harry Bonell. I just want to remind people
50:33
that a lot of times this gets swept through the cracks.
50:35
We're ignoring that Barack Obama was created.
50:39
The project was called Project Renegade.
50:42
We know about the birth certificates and everything
50:44
else. What are we waiting for on this?
50:47
These are criminal acts. This can't be that hard to go
50:50
into the Social Security Administration database, DJT,
50:53
Dan Fascino, Pam Bondi and go look this up and then you can
50:56
authenticate this. You don't know what you need to
50:58
wait for me to bring it to you. You can go look at his birth
51:00
certificate and see if it's real.
51:01
You don't need to wait for me to authenticate it.
51:03
You can do it with us. I'm saying, what are we waiting
51:06
for 11 months in? I don't understand.
51:09
Barack Obama is still shooting his fat mouth off, still
51:13
supporting people. I don't want him in politics
51:16
anymore. And the way to do it is to put
51:17
him in jail. If he lied about his birth
51:19
certificate and he lied about his Social Security number,
51:22
which everybody out there believes he did the most part,
51:25
even the people that voted for him say there's a lot of
51:27
questions about his background and whether he should have ever
51:29
been president of the United States.
51:31
What are we waiting for? What?
51:32
What are we waiting for? I don't get it.
51:35
These are easy things. If you need, I've got a whole
51:37
file of this crap on Barack Obama.
51:40
I can give it to you if you want me to spoon feed you the the,
51:42
the, I'll even write the indictment for me if you'd like.
51:46
Happy to do it. Or why don't you just put George
51:48
and I on the time clock? All right, You know the EBT
51:53
apocalypse is upon us when I think of EBT.
51:56
George, you asked you tell me this.
51:57
I only learned this recently. Just, you know, EBT and snap,
52:01
when you think about that, like, forget what you see on social
52:04
media. Forget the video clips from
52:05
Tiktok. What does EBT and snap mean to
52:08
you? It means helping people that
52:12
can't afford food try to give them a helping hand.
52:20
I mean, sometimes it's just the way they are.
52:24
Some, some are. Struggling.
52:26
Struggling. Some are have disabled moms hold
52:28
on, some are disabilities and no, they work.
52:32
Some work and they just don't make enough, correct?
52:35
Rightfully some can't work and it is what it is.
52:39
And I agree, but I think it's something that helps feels.
52:41
It's called the the SNAP program is called the Supplemental
52:43
Nutrition Assistance program. That's what SNAP slash EBT
52:47
stands for, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance.
52:49
Program. I don't.
52:50
I mean, let's face it, we have an abundance of food in this
52:53
country. If you look at how much food is
52:56
wasted, nobody should, nobody should be go hungry.
53:00
I don't care who you are. I don't care what color you are,
53:01
where are you from and this and that.
53:03
I'm talking. I'm talking.
53:04
About. In this country right now, we
53:07
have to worry about this country.
53:09
I don't like to see anybody starve, go hungry.
53:11
But how you going to feed other people in other countries when
53:14
you have your own people here hungry and stalking that?
53:17
That doesn't make sense and. I agree, but there's some stuff
53:21
going on in these programs that I'm disgusting about.
53:23
S George. My question to you is, should we
53:25
have the crack crab or the lobster?
53:29
Can we have both? Why not both?
53:32
It's a good point. And I guess that seems to be
53:35
what people on EBT and you know, SNAP believe.
53:40
It's it. This is morphed into a, a, a
53:42
not, not a lifeline for working for not a lifeline for people
53:45
with disabilities or single moms or people that are struggling.
53:48
It's morphed into a tax pend funded, in my opinion, feast for
53:52
the few. The proud, the unapologetic, the
53:55
arrogant, the egotistical. I mean, there are billions
53:59
vanishing annually into a black hole of waste, fraud and
54:02
outright abuse. You know, there are undocumented
54:07
immigrants that are swiping benefits meant for struggling
54:10
American families. But here's the kicker.
54:13
Even when the system works as it's supposed to be, even as it
54:16
works as it's intended for, I think it's enabling.
54:20
Lobster boils, steak, steak nights, surf and turf nights.
54:27
I think these are the kind of programs and it's making and I
54:29
think it's making some of the Wall Street bankers blush.
54:32
Let's play this first clip. Here's a group that decided
54:34
they're going to make a seafood boil with high end seafood using
54:38
snacks. This does not seem to be
54:40
nutritional support. This seems to be somebody that
54:42
these these are arrogant people that are taking advantage of the
54:45
system and misusing the system and abusing the system.
54:48
Are they out buying chicken and vegetables?
54:50
No, they're going to make a seafood boil.
54:51
Take a look. Two it is one of these, one of
54:57
these, one of these, one of these.
54:59
That's all. Why don't you show 11 packet of
55:04
crabs? Crabs, lobster, lobster tails,
55:08
again, where that's what? That's what they were showing
55:12
right there. Hold on a second, hold on.
55:17
Let me loop this bitch. Two of these, one of these, one
55:22
of these, one of these, one of these.
55:24
That's all. Oh, so you meant when she said
55:27
two of these, one of these? I'm just, I'm being sarcastic,
55:30
Lance. Yeah, you know these are people.
55:34
Another viral clip that went out, a woman that was proudly
55:36
portraying parading her EBT haul through the seafood aisle
55:40
snagging 7 salmon fillets, 7 rib eye steaks, one for every day of
55:45
the week while snapping back at credits in the comments.
55:47
Mind your business. Another ABT enthusiast flexed
55:51
overflowing bags of premium shelf is declaring Red Lobster
55:54
ain't got nothing on our free food stamps seafood bags,
55:59
complete with a triumphant reveal of crab claws, shrimp,
56:03
lobster tails that could feed a small army.
56:07
Let's play the next clip. Here's somebody that's really,
56:10
really feeling like she's justified and got to get her
56:13
crab legs. Got to get crab legs.
56:15
I think all these people, by the way, they're in these EBT clips,
56:18
they're talking about violence, are abusing the system that are
56:21
doing this. I think all these people should
56:23
be blocked permanently from the system.
56:25
They should never be allowed. You should track them down off
56:27
the TikTok. Once again, if you can't track
56:29
them down, you can hire the big MIG team.
56:31
We'll do it for you, but we want to be on the payroll.
56:34
You know, you're you're giving away plenty of money.
56:35
You gave Chelsea Clinton money, you gave Brett Billy Crystal
56:37
money. You're handing out the money
56:39
like crazy. Go ahead and hire the big MIG
56:41
team and we will around the clock.
56:42
We'll hire our mods full time. They'll be on the clock and we
56:45
will track these people down for you.
56:47
We'll spoon feed them to you. Here's another person that's
56:49
abusing the system in my opinion.
56:53
So we walking in Walmart, my kids, they can get whatever they
56:56
want. This is how it's looking right
56:59
now. And we not even halfway done.
57:00
Y'all, I found these cute little things for a snack time.
57:03
I think they're like these at Maui.
57:05
Wowie. Hi, John.
57:07
You got to Robbie. Get one more.
57:08
All right, come on and go. Two boxes of pea.
57:12
Let get it. Let it go, Let it get it, let it
57:15
go. They gonna try these little cute
57:17
things and they lunch. If you get it, I'm gonna make
57:20
you eat again. Come on.
57:20
Come on. Put in Buggy y'all knew I was
57:23
not leaving here without my credit.
57:28
Bye. We checking out cartoon so.
57:40
So these these aren't isolated splurges.
57:42
This is the norm. A program that's green lighting
57:45
luxury proteins without batting an eye.
57:47
George. And Trump had something to say
57:49
about this today. This is posts SNAP benefits
57:53
which increase billions yadda yadda yadda will be given only
57:58
when the radical left Democrats open government which they can
58:01
easily do and not before well. Is he talking about these
58:06
people? Here's another snap He user that
58:08
recalls loading up on grass fed steaks, wild salmon, elk and
58:13
venison, lobster tails and shrimp for a whopping $290.00
58:17
haul, prompting A stunned elderly couple behind them to
58:19
mutter. Someone's eating good on our
58:21
dime. So these stories are flooding
58:24
acts, they're flooding TikTok. And I'm just wondering, what are
58:27
we going to do about these hood carts?
58:29
I mean, is this fair that these people are living like this when
58:32
other Americans are struggling just to have normal groceries in
58:35
the refrigerator? I mean, the data proves that
58:37
over 51% of the people on SNAP benefits are illegal immigrants.
58:42
And, and shouldn't crab and lobster and, and, and, and, you
58:46
know, and, and all kinds of expensive shellfish, Shouldn't
58:49
that be blocked on SNAP? Should you be allowed to to take
58:53
advantage of the system by going out and loading up on all this
58:56
high end stuff? No, you should be high and you
58:59
shouldn't. What about the processed stuff?
59:01
You saw that woman's cart? Nothing but processed junk.
59:03
Why isn't she forced to buy chicken and vegetables and fruit
59:06
for her children? No wonder there's obesity and
59:09
most of the people that are on TikTok.
59:11
Most of these snap abusers, are they not fat fucks?
59:15
Have everybody noticed how fucking obesity?
59:17
Well I can tell you why. Look at their carts now.
59:21
Right now the monthly allotment in some situations is up to 1700
59:25
a month for a family of four. Of course, the 9:00 to 5:00
59:29
grinders who foot the $120 billion tab will fuck them,
59:33
right? They don't care.
59:34
I think they there's got to be a stop on this luxury buying
59:39
thing. There ought to be a whole bunch
59:41
of stuff that should not be allowed to be purchased.
59:44
Lobster tails? Do you think lobster tails
59:48
should be on? Snap charge.
59:49
So hold on, Lance, if the person's getting SNAP benefits,
59:55
whether they're supposed to be getting them or not, it's it's
59:59
they do have guidelines of what food you could buy, how they
1:00:01
spend that as if they can feed themselves and whoever to
1:00:05
getting this benefits for in that month that I don't they
1:00:07
could buy whatever. No, absolutely not.
1:00:09
You agree My. Opinion I'm going to tell you so
1:00:11
just be quiet for a. Second, you're out of your
1:00:12
fucking mind. You're crazy.
1:00:14
I don't agree with you on this even a little bit.
1:00:15
You don't have to. I'm talking though.
1:00:17
So let me finish Snap. I'm going to mute you because
1:00:20
you want to talk, you want to over talk me.
1:00:22
So there's approved guidelines of foods, certain foods they
1:00:25
can't they they can't buy, I don't think prepared foods.
1:00:28
So if, if it's food in the supermarket, if why not?
1:00:32
They get a certain amount allocated amount, whether it's
1:00:35
500A month, if they can, if they spend that 500 wisely and as
1:00:39
long as they had the food for the whole month to feed them and
1:00:41
their families, I'm good with that.
1:00:43
But the people that are gaming the system, they need to be
1:00:46
taken off. They shouldn't be able to use
1:00:48
get any SNAP benefits. I don't know if that's what
1:00:52
you're referring to, but you didn't let me finish.
1:00:55
I'm referring to not only the people that are selling their
1:00:57
SNAP benefits, not only the people that are gaming the
1:00:59
system, that are abusing the system.
1:01:02
I think that it's ridiculous that cracked crab and lobster
1:01:05
are even even available to purchase for SNAP.
1:01:09
If you get SNAP, you should be focused on trying to of course
1:01:12
spread the amount of money you're getting.
1:01:13
I don't think you should be getting 1750 for a family of
1:01:16
four if that's for food benefits.
1:01:18
My understanding is they're supposed to get a couple of
1:01:20
hundred a month for food benefits.
1:01:21
I think they should be focused on buying high nutrient foods.
1:01:24
Rice, beans, chicken, vegetables.
1:01:27
I don't think lobsters and and grass fed beef should be
1:01:31
allowed. That's my opinion.
1:01:32
Well first of all, they can't spend all their SNAP benefits.
1:01:35
If someone that really needs SNAP food stamps, they won't be
1:01:39
able to buy a bunch of crack crab and lobster and last a
1:01:43
whole month. They may be able to buy it once
1:01:45
in a once in a blue moon. They're not doing that that.
1:01:48
Just proves by the videos that they're.
1:01:50
Gaming those videos, those videos are not people that need
1:01:52
snap. All right, listen, I agree with
1:01:55
you. Hold on.
1:01:55
I'm saying these people gaming the system by buying.
1:01:58
So now you have a lobster. Well then you have to be
1:02:00
specific because people that need snap their, that need that
1:02:04
helping hand, they need want to get lobster once in a while, so
1:02:07
be it. Let them have it.
1:02:08
Let them enjoy a little bit. You know, George, I don't
1:02:10
necessarily agree with that. My my.
1:02:12
Take. I don't have to.
1:02:13
My, my take on it is, is that processed foods and a lot of
1:02:16
these foods they're buying like we've seen in the videos on and
1:02:19
on and on. I don't see that.
1:02:21
I think when people are struggling, I don't think crack
1:02:23
crab and lobster are on the menu.
1:02:25
I don't think that's a struggling food, especially at
1:02:27
today's prices for those products.
1:02:29
I see the the crab legs at Costco.
1:02:31
I don't buy them. They're prohibitively expensive.
1:02:33
But because somebody has a SNAP card, they should load up on
1:02:36
crack crab. No, they should be buying high
1:02:38
nutrition food you keep. Getting it confused with the
1:02:40
situation you're not. Confused.
1:02:42
Nobody that needs SNAP benefits. Listen real carefully.
1:02:45
I'm going to say this again. I'm going to say it slowly so
1:02:47
you can understand. No, you don't need to.
1:02:48
No, I'm going to, but now I'm going to a person.
1:02:51
That I don't agree with. You.
1:02:52
Well, I don't give a fuck now I'm going to say it anyway.
1:02:54
A person that needs SNAP benefits, that needs that food
1:02:58
stamps to survive, to feed their family.
1:03:00
I'm talking about that. I'm not talking about the
1:03:01
fraudsters. None of them put them aside.
1:03:03
Leave that out of your brain. If they want to buy a crack
1:03:06
lobster whatever or some crab once in a blue moon, yes they
1:03:11
should be allowed to buy. Hold.
1:03:13
On let me finish. Stop interrupting me please.
1:03:15
I appreciate it. If they want to buy grass fed
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beef, if they can afford it within their budget food stamps,
1:03:20
they they should be allowed to because they shouldn't be
1:03:22
deprived of not being able to buy grass fed beef.
1:03:25
All the other bullshit because we want them to be healthy
1:03:27
anyway. They're Americans, let's face
1:03:29
it. I I can almost agree with the
1:03:31
beef, but I'll never agree with you on shrimp, crab and lobster.
1:03:34
So if it's I. Don't agree with that?
1:03:35
So, so let me see, there's a late a single mother with three
1:03:40
kids on, on SNAP benefits. She's working too, right?
1:03:43
She's working and I don't know, she's got a son that's 14 and
1:03:47
it's his birthday and he wants, I don't know, a couple little
1:03:49
crab legs. You're saying that the mother
1:03:51
can't buy with a DVD card I. Think I think there should be a
1:03:55
limit on high end foods. Now you're saying a limit?
1:03:58
No, I'm. Saying it, shouldn't I say a
1:03:59
block on that kind of food? I disagree with it.
1:04:01
You're saying a block. OK, well I think if the mother
1:04:04
wants to buy her son a little crab for his birthday, so he
1:04:08
should so she can. Use the money she's earning from
1:04:10
her other income. I don't think SNAP should be
1:04:12
used for that. That's my take.
1:04:13
All right, You had some breaking news, George.
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I want to make sure we cover that.
1:04:16
You had a good break in the series Breaking.
1:04:17
We have a couple things. This one is from your.
1:04:20
Friend put them out there. Brother put them out.
1:04:21
This you might get mad though. You're already upset with me so,
1:04:24
but I'm going to upset you even more.
1:04:25
This is your buddy Lance, all right.
1:04:28
A network of network of charities connected to Lance's
1:04:31
friend George Soros funneled 10s of millions of dollars to the
1:04:35
rise of Zohan Mandami. Oh, no surprise, right?
1:04:40
That's your friend, right? Well, and, and why wouldn't he
1:04:42
do it? He's, he got, he got hundreds of
1:04:45
millions from USAID. He's got 64 NGOs and this
1:04:49
administration. Let's just let George Soros and
1:04:52
Alexander Soros keep walking around.
1:04:53
Let's let Bill Gates just keep walking around.
1:04:55
Let's let Mark Zuckerberg just keep walking around.
1:04:58
I mean, Mark Zuckerberg, Zuckerbucks, it's no different
1:05:01
than George Soros. Bill Gates sticking his nose
1:05:04
into every business, telling us what we should be taking for
1:05:06
vaccines and health and another guy that put corrupt money and
1:05:09
spent what, he allegedly 27 trips to Epstein Island.
1:05:12
Yeah, that's right. But let's have him sit right
1:05:14
next to Donald Trump. As a matter of fact, I think
1:05:16
tomorrow let's have David Sacks or somebody else set up a
1:05:19
meeting, an in office meeting so that George Soros and Alexander
1:05:23
Soros can meet with Donald Trump.
1:05:24
And then we'll do some photo shoots, get it out of the press.
1:05:27
Let's just have to go right into the White House.
1:05:28
Why not? Yeah, George Soros should be in
1:05:33
cuffs. Alexander Soros should be in
1:05:36
cuffs. So.
1:05:38
Here we are. Here's here's now we're talking
1:05:40
about the comedy story earlier, right?
1:05:42
I don't know if we covered this part, I don't remember, but they
1:05:45
said Comedy's hidden personal notes on a Russian collusion
1:05:49
coup were found in an FBI secret safe in the Hoover Building.
1:05:53
Yeah. Now they did this just came out
1:05:56
sometime while we're on the show, probably earlier.
1:05:59
Stephen Halper is identified in comedy's notes.
1:06:02
He's the notorious crack haddock in the middle of Russia
1:06:04
collusion lies. Who set up General Flynn?
1:06:07
Yeah, I'm sure he's in comedy's notes.
1:06:10
I mean, listen. And the other thing is, Donald
1:06:13
Trump was the minute Donald Trump was sworn in, the FBI and
1:06:17
many other government agencies were putting documents in burn
1:06:20
bags. They were shredding evidence and
1:06:22
burning evidence immediately as Donald Trump was getting
1:06:25
supported. They were non-stop doing that.
1:06:29
Are we going to indict any of them?
1:06:30
I don't know. As a matter of fact, why don't
1:06:32
we just let them all have one big club?
1:06:33
They can all hang out. Maybe, maybe Alexander and
1:06:36
George Soros. They can hang out with Comedy
1:06:38
and Clapper and Brendan. Fuck them.
1:06:39
Why? Why indict any of them?
1:06:41
Let's just let them do whatever they want to do.
1:06:43
Why not? What the hell?
1:06:44
Might as well give them some more money too.
1:06:46
Let's give them some more funding.
1:06:48
I don't know. I don't know what the Frick
1:06:49
we're waiting for Soros and and if you want to stop things like
1:06:53
Mandami happening and some of this stuff that's just listen,
1:06:57
arrest Soros and Allison and George and don't let him out.
1:07:01
Arrest him for treason's sedition and just don't let him
1:07:03
out. Don't give them bonds.
1:07:05
Say they're too well traveled, they've got multiple passports,
1:07:07
they have too much money. Don't let them out of prison.
1:07:10
Don't give them any bond. Just put them in there and let
1:07:13
them cook. I mean, the DOJ is corrupt when
1:07:16
it comes to regular criminal indictments.
1:07:17
Why can't they do some corruption when it comes to
1:07:20
George and Alexander Soros? I just, it's disgusting.
1:07:22
I'm disgusted. I'm disgusted with crack crab
1:07:25
and lobster and I'm disgusted with Soros and the gang and I'm
1:07:28
disgusted with the FBI and Department of Justice
1:07:31
prosecutors and FBI agents that participated in subverting and
1:07:35
undermining the United States of America.
1:07:38
I'm disgusted. I don't want people eating
1:07:40
lobster if they're on SNAP benefits and they can eat it if
1:07:43
they can pay for it themselves. You can't charge lobster on a
1:07:45
SNAP card. If it's up to me, put me in
1:07:47
charge of it. I'll take care of what they get
1:07:48
to charge on that card. It'll be fresh fruits and
1:07:51
vegetables and meat and rice and beans and you know, that kind of
1:07:55
thing, and that'll be it. Oatmeal.
1:07:57
You won't get all that other bullshit if I'm in charge.
1:07:59
Of that did they take away soda and the chips and all that crap,
1:08:02
they pulled that off away anyway.
1:08:04
All that stuff, a lot of it so. Did they?
1:08:07
Is it official? I think so.
1:08:09
Not based on that cart. The carts we're still seeing
1:08:12
getting loaded up. What are they loaded up?
1:08:13
Have you seen chips and soda in there?
1:08:15
Yeah, the carts that were loading up, right, Because if a
1:08:18
lot of people were concerned, if they had money on their SNAP
1:08:20
card, they were trying to use it as quick as possible before the
1:08:23
end of the month. So a lot of that stuff got
1:08:24
posted and all I saw was carts full of processed junk food.
1:08:28
So I don't know if they passed that.
1:08:29
George, I love your thinking. I hope they did.
1:08:32
I'm done. I'm done with this shit.
1:08:34
I'm tired of all the bullshit. I'm tired of all the wasted
1:08:36
money. We're wasting hundreds of
1:08:38
billions of dollars on lies, scams and cheater and crack crab
1:08:42
and lobster and scumbags in our government.
1:08:45
George, you've said it many times.
1:08:46
I'm not positive. We don't need to 1776 this
1:08:49
bitch. We.
1:08:50
Do. I'm not sure it's fixable, man.
1:08:51
I was hoping Donald Trump was going to come in with guns
1:08:54
blazing, and I think he's still got some bad people around him.
1:08:57
And some of the people that I thought were going to be good,
1:08:59
they appear to suck. So we still have time.
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To be exciting, that's a great show.
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